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111 1847, there lived in'. the town of Landehut,
'Bavaria, sprung inoohed° named Louistit--L-, who
had just arrived at the age -of twenty-one years.
He became sogrudnted with a young woman, the
daughter 0f &wealthy - eitisen 'noted forher beauty
and many strreoinPlishnierito. The two were aeon
deeply in loge, with eackether, and were living In
thelliatfitl Sortleipatiort of soon enjoying a world of
happiness in wedded blisi.' "The matter Was men
tioned to the girl's father, /rho beoexue very. in
dignant at the preeumption of the young man, who
was pool; In asking the hand of the daughter of
' one so wealthy is he. •The young man wee driven
from his house, and threatened with personal vio
lence should he return. • With -a eorrovrful heart
and eyes wet with tears, Louis bide d ato Susan,
for that was the young girl ' s name, set sail for
America tratheatb of April, 184.. 8 , in the ship
Odds.
The-ship was eat two Week wildly tossed on
many-e. rolling billow, when one stormy, dark
night, the 27th of April, 1848, she was struck by an
English vessel, and.in leas than, twenty minutes
sunk to the fathomless depths of the ocean, carry
ing several of the passengers and crew to "that
undiscovered country from whose booms no tree,
Yeller returns." Just as the vessel was:golnedown;
Louis S— and John Hershberger, who in the
voyage had-become.intimate personal friends,
plunged into the briny deep, - and fortunately al
met imMediately got upon a large plank, and were
quickly carried far from the scene of disaster. •
TheEng,lish ship hovered around for several hours,
sad gathered up a number of the passengers of the
Caleb, but Louis and Hershbarger had, in their
frail bark, got beyond hailing distance, and the
vessel went on her way without them. For thirty
six hours they were on this plank in the middle of
the ocean, enduring all-the. horrors of anxiety,
hunger and thirst, when they were picked up by
the since ill-fated ship City of Glasgow, bound for
Philadelphia, 'whore they arrived on the 6th of
May, Hershberger hired with a barber in
Philadelphia, and Louis 18:-- came on foot to our
neighboring county of Stark, where he worked
two months,• and then came to this county and
commenced work at his trade, as a partner in an
established shop. He was avery fine workman,
sober and industrious, and' soon gained the oord
dense of his customers and neighbors.
The result was that he soon had all the money
be needed; and some to loan, which he was always
careful to put in safe hands. In the year 1850, he
made the serguallitanas of a farmer's daughter, of
this county, And, on the 29th of November of that
year, he was married to her. • He trontinued to
prosper, and, in 1852, pthelmeed a fine farm, end
wont to farming. In June lest, his wife 41ed;
leaving four children—two boys and two girls—to
battle the storms of life without a mother.
News had been taken back 'to , Germany of the
lou'ol the Odds and most of the' passengers, and
among bent Louis and young Herehberger. 4 The
girl, Louis' fret love, was *threw stricken with the
tad news of Louis' supposed death, for she still
hoped that fortune would favor them so-that they
might marry at some time: "Hopp springs eter
nal in the human. breast,:' and it was this that
strengthened the young girl to bid farewell to her.
lover, and prey to Heaven that he might safely be
carried over the pathless ocean; but - when sad
news of his death reached her ear she was for
many months almost frantic, her rosy cheeks gave
way for a death-like pallor, and her friends feared
that they would soon have to follow her to the
grave. Time, however, had its effect, and she
finally apparently forgot the cause of her. troubles.
Many were the suitors that applied for her hand, -
but she refused them all. In the year 1854, Hersh
berger, who was a scholar and a fine writer, wrote
a letter to a friend in Germany, giving an account
of the voyage, loss of the vessel, and rescue of him
self and Lords S.
This letter was published in a paper In Germany
which fell into the hands of the faithful girl, by
which she learned that Louie had been saved; but
whether he wart yet living, and if still true to her,
put" her in great suspense. Her father died in
1858, leaving her a large fortune, In July, 1859,
she was in a store in the town of Landabut, and
while waiting on the merchant, who was engaged,
to sell her some pods, she picked a copy of - Der
Dueteelli in Ohto, a paper published by brother
Baby, of Canton, formerly of this comity, and. it
notioed the death of the wife of Louis S. She con
cluded this Louis was her old lover, and immedi
ately she began to make preparations to sail for
America and seek him out. She arrived in this
country, at the house of Louie, on the 21st of De.
oember, and on the 10th of last month they were
made happy by being united in marriage at the
house of the bridegroom.—Rolmes County Par•
IMPORTATIONS.
fiteported for the frees)
RICHMONDamebic Pennsylvania., Teal-332CH
tobacco 21 as do hoe Webster, Jr; 94 has do Dohan A
Teat; 119 do Bee or, MoCemmon & Co; 15 do Wardle
& Stevenson; 2Sdo Mercer & Antelot 60 bales domestice
Hasard & Hutchinson; 26 do Trediek.Bokes &
Co; 13 bags flaxseed 2 bble bowman Miller & Bret 16
bags dried trait Tuxtla & tbewell; 1 box mdse Dien.
dreth & Co. 3do Cornelius, Baker & 00; Jounce 2 lead
J &MIS le Co; 26 locomotive springs L in DWI:
ig bas flaxseed 10 phi mdso order. •
TRINIDAD DE CUBA—Brig Chas II Frost-173 hhaa
140 tee i bbl sugar 212 landigli tea 20 bbla molaans 8 Mop.
rui_aln & C o. -
TRINLDAD DE CUBA—Bris_Rarali-302 bads moles•
seem kw do 138 Obis do B W woo).
RIO DE JANEIRO—Bark Charlotte E Tay-4811MS
coffee Rtter. Newhall & Co,
PERNANIDUCO.—Earh Margaret-4000 bags sugar
Webtford, Ratiken A Co.
PASSENGERS SAILED
In steamship State of Georgiajor Savannah—thee 8
roster and lady. E B Elhleg, W Starr, Mrs Alexia Ito.
bens, Miss Nancy Morgan, Win Butcher. Robert John
son, A Rancroth, F Pord,J Turner, D M Fold, It Myer,
W M Miller, ..1 tugh, R Deal, John Stench, H
Ntak
rum, Win Harms, B Busher, J Kelly, and seventeen in
the steerage.
FMLADELPILIA BOARD OP TRAM
FORNID WOOD
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fits.zu MORRI COMICITH of Tail Mom !
oesra 0.,0RU Ac
LETTER BAGS
7113111 1 09ANTIVIMOShillalel'IMADYLPHIA4
Ottly Wnk, R0w,1nnd.........,...—Liv0rp001, March 1
Bins Island Queen, Mr...», ...Sisvans, soon
Berk Tremont, —Barbadoes, soon
ilohr Vienna. —....»..Barbadoes, soon
31ABENIE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHEGAILDF.LPILIA, Feb. OA. 1880
R18E8—.....--.0 325-81:1N 6 25
SIM If ATER—. .2 su
RIVED.
Inetunship Permslvania Aß , Teal, from Richmond, Via
Norfolk St hours, with mdso andatiasengors to Thomas
Webster, Jr. At IP3I on Monday, off Marcus Hook,
passed the City Ice Boat going down with bark Joseph
Maxwell, for Laguayra, tear.
Bark. Margaret, Q.Big. from Pernambnco Jan lA A via
Delaware Breakwater, with sugar to Welalbrd, Ran
kin & Co. Towed up by tug Hero.
Bark David (4 'Wilson, Peacock, 17 days from New Or
leans, with cotton, Eliot, and molassea Jairus Baker.
Towed up by tug America.
Brig C Frost, .I.,owrev, 14 days from Trinidad de
Cuba, with sugar and mols.sses to 8 Morns Wain &ao.
4th moat , Ist 7108, ' long 8601.sppooks brig Arabella, fr - Sm
Aspinwall for New York; 10th, Ist 3061, long 7731, saw
bark Jean°. of Boston, bound north.'
Brig Sarah, Griffin, from Trinidad de Cuba 2d lust,
with molasses to 8& W_Welsh.
- Bohr 8 B Wheeler, McLaughlin. 14 days from Con
faegos, witheager and molasses to & W Welsh—be.
sug
fore reported at Chester.
Bohr M A MoNsiilTurple, 8 days from Mobile, with
cotton, &o. to Pettit; Martin et Co.
Bohr Cameo Cooper, 10 days from Wilmington, NC,
with mdse to, 8 Stetson & Co.
Behr Oeo ales, Pliokerson, 6 days from Providence,
with indse to Crowell &
1. Bohr Smith Tuttle, Mayo, 10 days from Provinoetewn,
with mdse to Cleo A Wood.
OLEZIED.
Steamship State of worms, tharvin,Savannah,'Alex
limn, Jr.
Steam= pPennsylvania, Tsai, Slohmond, Thus Web
ster. Jr.
Steamship Bennington, Baker, Boston, H Winson
Steamship Boston, Crocker, Pi York, Jag Allderome.
Bohr Vienna, (Br) Colson, Barbacloos. Outerbridge,
E rr e k. k i,%aw, Tier, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
- • BAILED.
The Lj 8 Mail steamship Mate of Georala, for Savan
nah, sailed at 11A. M. yesterday, with &run freight and
a number of passeasers k whoee names will be found un
der the proper head.
BY TELMISAYL
(00fferPODdenCe ofthe Philadelphia Rsohangs.l
CAPE MLR% Pi J, Feb 21-4 P M.
Thißr bark Fame, of Liverpool, arrived at the Dela
ware Breakwater thie morning. Ohs WU fallen in with
(dribs 11th inst. by bark Charlotte E Tay, from Rio de
Janeiro for Baltimore. Cant Hughes put Mr Brown,
ivirdit mate, and two men on board. The pilot boat Ha
d put four pilots on Ward, to ambit in getting tier to
biladelpina. Wind SW.
Feb
afternoon. *l, CYO h2,—//bark and two herrn brigs went in
tais
Yours, &O.
THOS. B. HUGHES,
MEMORANDA.
The Br bark Ferris, Captilitoe, salted from N York
4th inst. for Liverpool, with a carp of naval stores, ho,
and envenomed very severe weather ull the g ,when,
finding the vessel leaking badly and laboring heavily,
eke was abandoned. The captainand crew were taken
oft' by the ship Forest City, which arrived at New York
path inst. from Apalaohloola. Bee arrival of bark Char
lotte H Tan at this port. •
Ohio Joseph Fish, Young, for Philadelphia Bth, add
Tonawanda, Julius, for do Uth, were advertised at Li
" moot eth
Ship Juniata, Wilson , Baltimore , a, for Baltire, wag in ri m river
sitl.iverool 3d Met, outward boned.
Bark Warren Fisher, Crowell, from Providence forty
Orleans, wee at Newport 18th inst.
Neßohrw id. k tir M ngliali at.
d, nom Wilmington, NO, arrived' at
York 20
Bohr Mary J Hoyt, Hamilton, hence, arrived at Butte
la Grande 6th inst.
ilehrJohtt' Fenton, Hall, from Providence for Phila
delphia. sailed from Bristol 18th Met, androbitbly went
into Newport.
Pohra a ()garter, from Delaware, and C 0 Saddler,
?fipple, from Milford, Col, at New York Pith inst.
Ship Forest City, Tyler, at New York 20th inst. horn
ealaehlools, reports having, on the 18g9 last, In lat 29,
bog D A fallen in with the bark Farris , Sillitoo, from
:lOW York for Liverpool, in a saikidg condition, sod
took froyer the captain and crew, and brought them
to port. w it hrrin C stores , OM New Yor expe ri encedin
'Liverpoo , naval Bio, end had
very heavy weather until the 18th, when 'Wuhan the
mural leaking badly and Laboring iisavilh,ritioolorted 0
abandon her.
.. . .
Behr geniis' stonaTil to re iats b 'lt at Tbiladal-
Sail In 1817, but which km
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to Youreelrand slaw eatery tO the Patent Olnee..Tcrann
dersteiid yout cease yell, and presented them in that
intallielblejorm„ which generally insured imam. 1
to and this nertifum, boning Iliat h it may ho fier'note
able to you in eoliths pit to un that it
IMP oyment
your Profeteion to w Loh your etenisenee, industry,
and 00Iarteous bearing, aojuetly entitle you. Yvuro , ,
traul ta nt te lY oo . mmitou °ltes o n ti n er s Ma o( P s i m te'nte.
nanny Howson, Em. fe3int.
11111NSDIJRI LAND!
1.3 a. B. E.131L8R017011 to CO..
Oenerai r Land end Abed Estate Agents.
Northwest :OILMAN ' ra r t n a t an fi t i reete,
ST. Lo in - -
Sr Particular atisiition paid to entering rua L tsd
Lando.
600,M Acres for gale at prices ranging front We to 76
cents per acre.
Patents secure 4 artd taxes said.
Enclose stable for Flat and particulars. felt-Stn
STORAGE—Largo Stores to Rent at Ken-
Cotton Borew Dock. Ships' carom taken at low
VIOL AMY to •
& co„
• VENN Street, aboVekAUHEI
Or Pio 16 &lath WHARVE.O.
11RIGK-BIA Ri NG MACMNES Which tcm-
Ec oal tirovv i vl,cove,d. ,BriokPrei t ses.
00_ y d
LIARNEL,L,T, P G Ton
• • e7-lfra
BW,YORK KRR - — OMB OlL.—ioo Able
- Tor tale abiandfsettitrefe_primiti.
YARNAI.II.. &. OGDEN.
472 Norm THIRD Street.
DE LEON, 411 VIISSTNUT STREET,
irke' ve d Ratit=g e lti l agahtl e ." °°"
reis•ifa"
HA. A. M 8 AND SHOULDERS. -1,900
- 01 - 6 Pima Shy-Smoked Rams aud Shoulders. Also,
Merit VIGl!WiRri tir ' erg f d o rtnnito b v i e P'm
I%IAOKIRRET. —5OO bble Prime' No. L,
•"- 44 , - 416 'lb& /Apo No. 0. 200 Mae Small No. d., and sp
f itifsf
at omulgeo. _ . .
4"97 '' '
' ' ' - WlliiitFaititivels°4,
THE : rAL . I 9B,O 7 PHITJARg.PHIA.; WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 22; 1860.
msykaii"C . :l6 . COMPANIES.
SAMNE do DUY, AGENTS,
424 WALNUT STREET
STATEMENT
OF THN CONDITION OW TIM
HOPE
FIRS INSURANCE COMPANY
CITY OF NEW YORK,
EIGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1860.
In compliance with the laws of Ponneplvatim.
FIRST.
1. Oapital • - $200,000
2. Number of shares of stook sub
, saribod for
Amount of axeenmenta or instal
ments on stook paid in cash.... Alt paid in.
SECOND.
THE PROPERTY OR ASSETS HELD BY THE
COMPANY
2. The value, or as nearly as may
be, of the real estate held by
the Company. ••••••.......•••. Rene.
2, Amount of cash on band...... 81,805 70
Amount of cash deposited in
banks, specifying in whatbanks
the mine is deposited:
Park Bank —.....—... 800,000 00
Mechanics' Bank. ............ 2,213 M
802,143 M
4. Amount of cash in hands of
agents and In course of trace
mission d 0 2,5
5. Amount of loans secured by
bond and mortgagee, consti
tuting the first lien on the real
estate, on whioh there is less
than one year's interest due
and 0wing.........• 145,900 00
6. Amount of loans on which in
terest has not been paid within
7. Amount due Company on which
judgments have been obtained, None.
S. Amount of stooks owned by the
Company, whether of any State
or of' the United States, or of
any incorporated city of the
United States, or of any other
description, speoifying tho
number of shares, and the
e, par and market value of the
same:
Par Market
value. value.
United States 5 Per cent , loan of
/263 . e 5,000 oo 0 6,037 ao
9. Amount of stook held by the com
pany as collateral security for '
loans, with the amount locoed
on each kind of stook, its par
and market value:
Par Market Amount
value. value. loaned.
13 shares Shoe and Leather
Dealers' $1,900 $1,430 $l,lOO 00
20 shares Harlem On Light
1.000 1,000 000 00
4 shares Clinton Fire In
ternee C0mpany........ 400 420 EC 00
lA/hares Citizens' Fire In
stitute* Corrleans-- •.. 300 COO 450 00
18 shares Washington Fire
Insurance Company."... EV 290 700 oo
00 shares Ent River Fire
Insurance ContganY— • ••• 760 766 000 00
*0 shares Citizens' Fire In
serene Coming 40300 8,000
90 shares Harlem Da Light
Company •.• • ..... •• •• • 1,1300 1,500 8,500 00
$12,050 00
Premiums unsaid on policies ... 83,2 33 3 3
Bills 133 25
10. Amount of assessments on the atm k of the
. . . .
oompany called in, and due and u None.
11. Amount of premium notes due and unpaid None
12. Amount of interest on investments made
by the pommy, due end -19160
U. Amount of interest Roomed, not dye._... 2,030 62
U. Amount of other property belonging to the
00mpany....... 1,760 00
THIRD.
LIABILITIES OF THE COMPANY
1. Amount or Losses due and unpaid.. ..... None
2. Amount of the olalum for lours which are
in suit or contested by the oompsny.... None.
3. Amount of tomes during the year whiok
have been ...... $3203 9
4, Amount of logien during the year which
have not been ..... 11,3 H 64
5. Amount, of loam during the year which
6. Amount of loess' during the year reported
to the company and not acted n00n...-. None.
7. Amount of the iintdende deekared.-- .. 15,000 00
0. Amount of dividends declared due and un
it. Amount of dividend/ (either cash or
scrip) declared and not ye t due..._..... None.
10. Amount of money borroweed and the na
ture and amount of swan rity given None.
11. Amount of all other axiality g claims against
the oomnuny, oontested. or otherwise....
FOURTH.
INCOME OF TIE COMPANY
1. Amount of sash premiums yeeeived.— eLSO7
S. Amount of premium notes taken by the
6,80110
3. Amount of premiums 40,070 00
4. Amount of Interest money reoeiced from
the investments of Ors 00mpany......:—. 11,317 41
IL Amount of Income of the company from
any other sourcos—..... Nothing.
FIFTH.
EXPENDITURES OF THE COMPANY.
1. Amount of losses paid Minns the year... 522,101 69
2. Amount of tosses paid during the year,
which scorned prior to the . 97 86
3. Amount at which the losses were esti
mated in former statement, which were
paid during the year.. ....No former statement,
4. Amount paid and owing for reinsuranoe
premiums ........... .................. 801 94
8. Amount of return premiums, whether
paid or unpaid. 2,098 01
O. Amount of dividends paid during the
year.... 15,000 00
7. Amount of expenses paid during the year,
including oommisziona and fees paid to
agents and officers of the company.— 22,301
8. Amount of taxes pail by the Company... 2,0992
0. Amount of all other expenses and expen
ditures of the 00mpany............1...... None
11. Amount of promissory notes originally
forming the capital of the Company.— Nona.
12. Amount of said notes held by the company
as min or whole of the capital stook
thereon.— .....:- .............. ..... ..... None.
JACOB REESE.
fe2o-mw-2t
TILE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PEILADEPIRA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMP4NY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS. ,
RATotronD STARA* MOI•DAgeAI DAWION.
ILLIAX_MOKEL • , EO. xI.NIVART,
ELBSUI FlltztUks <um H. BILOWX,
OHM .111;pwo00, . A. FAUNIisTOCIC•
Rm. T. !DICK, " t . ILIAPISIV D. Oloilif
aRYHARTSIN. L,
F RAMP RD STARR, President
W. COKE, Secretary. Isle-ly
CHARLES
INSII7II AN OE (gOPdPANY OP Tiri
STATIC OP ERNBYVMI—BRM
_AN M.A.
firf 11 , (BURAMM—Ro. 4 MIORAI*O44
i tte_ xed 1 ltal ARo,ooo—Asaete, January l.
in 181ik
mid available atpearitlea—,son
tiatte e to burure Yomeh l and Cargoes. Braidings, Amok.
" dime k 2f A r eltli mL
men. Mame • , rope"
r7.4by t Airel
er
• Aiwa " omen
A. 13 'd
IR tvlhu m Errithralrh
Pratidet.
WILLIAM HARP . &watery. Ls b tf
'ARE lINSURANON COMPANY, NO:
406 CHESTNUT. Street, PRILAJ3ELPIMA.
INCORPORATED APRIL, Zip THE /CA= 01?
PARI , O3yLV
OONFINED TO PIKE ANDINLAND RISKS.
PISICT9Rtt
tt " ..VA g efiril.
StARVIt a. it - 44"
0 Ago . ILDe ri lia , Morne
2.614 a telth W. DAZAy a lt t eeit.
• OATHAN_L muvau vim Pr Met.
iIIWILLIAMA BLARORAR S . Secret/Lir. lan -tf
'VIM CONFESSION AND EXPERIMNOE
of an INVALID, published for the benefit and ea
a wurnintand a emotion to young men who br from
Nervous Debility, "remota, Deasy, &o.; apt/stag, at
the emus time, lbw maims o f Bell Cure, Dr ogle who
cured hlntselfottter hemp Wen put to fivat axig k a l le
through nit e lini a Ag
r i t osiz h i i v
B o r. • %tat /Ir'oatin. ' o lCan minty,
IFi legaZi k ' Pr ,' ,13° 1 41 ! I % a tag' 1441 ° 6 U Iktelf, env° we,
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°64184 PIO thip,a4""`' r+visvogal beg
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE BUSINESS AND
ASSETS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 1,1859.
Amount of Cash Premluma re
newed during the 85t1 83
Amount reoetvetl for Interest-- KM 79
$60.C.11
Fire Losses paid B ,107
Enemas
of all kinds during . el
earoncluting Taxes, dente, 8 e
D ferias, and expensn of
videads... - 41, gents. •. 15,018 13
11= 00
8 4 84 , 54 17
ABSETE4 OF COMPANY, Doc. 1, 1850
Ctoh Tradenmen'a Bank and on
820
— hands of A2ents.. $20,2 5 0 62
Aggregate amount of Coonit:oVne:S.-- 12321 - 12 - 82101 95
Number of Shares of Stock of all kinds °toned by the
Company, and the par and market value thereat.
260 Shares Pennsylvania Real- M'kt VIII.
toad ..812.600. $lO,OOO
4 snares Continental 2,000 2,000
10 shares Artisans' Ins. Co.. 1,000 1,000
$13,000 00
Bonds of alt kinds owned by the Company, and the par
ml 4 market value thereat'.
M'kt val.
Maaonio Loan, .......... VAN 8 2 . 350
Missouri State L0an.....,..... MON) 2.1,k111
$2lllO 00
Temporary Loans of the Company, secured
by collateral. (chiefly lands) with margin
exoeeding laper cent. on amount loaned.... ta,691 SS
Amount of loans on bonds end hlortgages,
being the Bret lion on improved Real ea
tate in the oity of Philadelphia, worth more
than double the amounts of said mortgage.. 124,100 00
Amount of all other cane made by the
Company, not Inoluded in the preceding
items . . 2,111 ST
Aetegemint. on Stook paid 0 00000 0 000
Instaimont. on Stock not called for, and for
Which the Stockholders are individually
liable under the prop isious of the charter
of the Comm y.......... .............. 60,000 00
Total Asset' of the Company, DSO. let, vg—Szss.ad ea
(Moe, Copomonereelth Building, No. 613 CRESTri UT
Street, Philadelphia.
David Jayne, M. D., Thomas S. Stewart,
John M. Whitall. John M. Butler,
Edward C. Knight, Thomas W.Jivens,
John K. Walker, floury Lewis, Jr.,
Chas, 1,. &moat, Stephen Coulter,
DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President,
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vies President
SAMUEL S. MOON, Searstary
OFFICE OF THE QUAKER OFFY IN
URANCE CO., N 0.408 WALNUT IlttiEET,
FOURTH ANNUAL OTATEMEPIT
op THE
BUSINESS AND CONDITION OF THE QUAKER
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
As Presented to its Stookliolders. Jan. 3, 1800,
Capital Stook. --.81D3,90090
Surplus ~ /91.361.49
premiums received In 1869:
811604.83
arlpe .. . . . 166, 40030
Inland Naviga t ion * 314#57.13
Transportation._. 49,011.10
Interest received . 12,782.0
Salvage and reinsurance.._._....... 83,88299
--8690,043.19
LOSSES, EXPENSES. &c.
Leases paid in 1.6D0 . elPil 471 63
Tividend, Commie pons lo — agenl *
axes, li censes, eines rent.. . 83,963.80
Pnntinx, advertising & expe n s es,
Salaries paid in 1869. • . 6,463,33 •
Reinsurance and ret u r n
1M0,196.19
ABBETB.
Bonds and mortgages on real
estate...—. .. ..... -- .$100,900 OD
Ground rents in ,Philadel ,— ohia--- . 2,200.00
60 alipres Continental Bank, New
60 glares City 11e4ikatillaripliii 2,a00 0. m
100 do Corn Malang. Bank,
Philadelphia, . • t -. ~ 11,600A0
60 shares Union Bank, Philads.... 1,600.01
13 do Consolidated Rank do-, 700.00
16 do Farmrs 6c_ Meohanime
Bank, Cam den, .J....-.- " 000,00
2030 shares of Railroad, Canal, and
other stooks, all paying 6 per
cent market value ........ .. 67,690.00
Coupon bonds bearine6 and . / pe rot 19.1001*
Negotiable bills reoeivable.. - . ~ 91,00196
Cash in hands of agnate and "in
transit...-.. . --........ 64.11939
Cult on land and in bank -.-....... 20,677.46
--$909,746.70
This Company ooltinnes to make Maranon, against
Lost on all kinds or Fire, Marine, and Inland Rinks, on
the moat favorable terms.
‘
OFFI ERR.
Fusident-GEOROR H. ART.
Vioe President - E. F, RO
Secretary and Treasurer-I %COG/GM/AU.
Assistant Booretar7--8,11 . 1) LER.
DIRECTOR
George H. Hart, Foste:r 8. Perkins,
E. P. Roes. N. 8., Cogrshall,
A. C. Cattail, E. W. Bailey,
Andrew R. Clambers, Bunnell Jones, M. D.
Hon. 0. M. Fuller.
JUT. If H. R. COOGBEALL, Secretary.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCTHEMCQPANY,
INCORPORATED By_ LEGISLATURE OF
PEN.I+ISYLVAN4 t A,_ 1833.
orrioß S. E. CORNER TR D AND WALNUT
Btreete, Philade Is.
31411._LNE INSURANCE
F l2 s 4 i mx Per , ' TO all parte of Ohs WM/.
'INLAND INSURANCES
Oi Uooda, be' Rivet' Canals. Lakes Ind Land Carriage
r rnt 'IV ?NMI ?Pit to
Qn &torah andel, Sena rally.
Q 6 Stores Dwelling Noma, & .
AkONTO OT TILE COUPANYi
:
November WM.
Par. Market raisa
hP3,050, rhitadephi, City 6gr Dent . Loan 413600 00
hEi,OOO Pennsylvania State 3 tiv ot. Loan:— 33,38 s Co
,0031 3 n0/Ovum State 6 6p ot. Loan. —...... :IMO 00
,000,11. S. TreeigarY 3N 4, oent. Notes and
iinterest due . . 25,90 04
3"1" U lit 'i di r ir 17 6 4r-61:F'3t.4-414 ;14i'-
033,000 TempoKlryn7iarO 1117, - C - ity of Thilii: 5°,615 00
deb a.
iis),oom Pe ens' v e raiiillifiChgriair 214() °C°
11130,000, North Pawylireini o kstisid Slott- 43°Q IX°
116,13:0 Wasaliiitrlg n a t hisk i ogirtillirif I I*
1111000,1030 ruargoiregnour,...4.--0.-
I Company, interest and impel 5 ;
rzilitied by the city of Phi
411,000,101 tries 4 Pennillviuda Reuliiiir ill ' M Cto
SLOW, 100 shAri a lrerrenimpimirTiri itiol": 11,771 00
41,8a0, shareMi c itraill ic7;•.-,i-ii,orr. MI CO
mpany, PhiWlelphia - ivid
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
. ptty, Ocean Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia and Ha.
ore de Grace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exolumigs
0=P6117 .................—.-...---....—. 1,21000
de tad Mortgagee, sad Reel Elam% 0r... 4°3;1/8 64
oe ilmkting- --_— --.....„-.,..-,.—... 75,653 SD
is reoetvable for Ineuranoes 121&40....-.. ,-...... MINS V
Baletnoe doe at kke.notes-Preuntima on Ms
tine Polioles, 'Menet, and other debts due
the Company-- —.....--.... ..... .. UM U
Bone and stook of sundry Ineuraoce C0mn5zu05...,.......—
zuos...,.......—
Cult on Deposit in Ranh —, -........ Cob) ,ten 31
411034545:10
:TORS,
1111 : n d T r ß t o l itler, a P. u l t killeL it e el'
eoisilos Panldlas. 1117 cro6o.
0 0 -senTose, ward Darlington*
o nO. sea, lona Brooke,
011100 . 04111/Ti noer 2 0 4.:i1ma,
Maw Zyre, Jr.. msa
en 0. find, elllstrtora,
ilham 0. Ln Wig* Soo tf,.20004 t
0000hAt. 8064 meg D. hl'Farlmel,
r. IL M. iinstono
alma X. Eyre,
rorse 0. Leiner, oho H. Semple, Meg,
ugh
Crank, . T. 4organ,
lutes' Emit, A t B.
i yier, a
Wil l LI tifilLh A lin , r Ledli4ent.
a. 0. . 0 1UW, /00 rreilitent,
RENRY LYLBIT . Seorstarr. dl6-dtf
IL E INSIFKAN OR AND TRIJBT WM-
E, nb-grum ta n.PYlgLloi'll}fiaLuid
7-nz " trta e liir tlO 1114 5 0/4M2 01 Illie - MVOII
milmq,dansamrist;Potwittrd!' emegita
no_plangenotes o lie. "
They sot aa mutton, Administrators, Muteness
Wmatena, and Oututona,
TRUSTEES.
' &Mel L. Miller, a
Ma l l iii ` l,,,,t l.
smi Con
• . rdl f , Ronald, James B. Monarlinge
, I jam . R ao or. oieph_ll. Trotter,
i =ti l l( ern, mum Eimer,
idi
g i s t ligr r e‘l, 71 n 7 0. 8 . B anger,
ry .Townsenis ,) ,, se!e
. . i ftto o t ,, inson,
oiphulKnt,
I 0
P t Vl.Tuflow,l C arr,
‘3111; lal t ArOer.
Samuel 4, nation,
William Robertson, . .. aleph At honour,
' Werner 74 . Roam. aloha 0. &inner,
. P. B. Mohler, Elto.
' DANIEL, 1..._M ,I.Eft, Pralident.
SAUL. E. STU hin, %qui Prcet.
/cam W. Emma. fleoretarv. aulti-Ir
TAIIL P. ZELLER. •
KELLEft & BAIORY,
Oboe N 0.140 7 0 .11pNUTOrtittgatielphia,
IL Bonin? inverioi 111; ( iid ?dountit i ikWhite Ash. and
R. Reckoner & Co. a co abseiled 111. so& Ilsatio and Otto
'Mooed lof canal and railroad from Rchullkill Raven,
Babuilkili 00., Pa. 1014-31 n
PRESIDENT.
HOUSEKEEPER/3 . LOOK TO YOUR
Interest., Buy Your COAL AT BIOKO', when,
gashing but the very besluslity o[ Lehigh and 13ohuri
r.,B °oat is offered at the allowing reduoed prices;
.c., high, B roken, Eu, g ad Btows--, • 1 14 * per tom
00/1 syikill f .
.as i k ,
ro Nu BO "
, 41' 9UI tl) d . 6017Wali - 11714 - 7 ITC' allirlltd Wit it ht,. sil
#1111 .1 44 .- . d
Vail A t ilre'. miler
hi
of 6 -Si:
GROOM' to ON__
F... 7• Mb lb t3outh FOURTH Strob.
LND
WHARF, PII'M STREET ISOHUYLICAIo
Deb erg and Shippers
011
Mout Moaned:lo OA 4 ',Web, and Schuylkill
literehandige taken on wharfage.
IIIOKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL,lrtairpp !Lam snie t c i a
tatlllriabVtgging a a me Pot. /VINT
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSER.
PAOKAGI3I HARDWARE HOUBE.—We
wogld reavothillt call the t rtentlog t of Ili o e f Q i y i nt:
40
1211 1 3011rAqv AM, Viitong 04 it ...a
Verme e r the ertil . elte.
rders or three mrportation eolielted, end loode de
livered thee La 04, N 4 , r x.j ! .. 4 ew rlew,
411 oorrm4n B Street,
Imrtinc end Com:n*log_ Merchants,
Mat Argenta for Forelsn and Dement') Hardware.
ton-if
1111 &aro ounortmtVf
NB & WATEIONT
PHILADBLPIRIA ANUYACTIIINF
a"AM .... A 9SWARS,
For Mika ono mores.
BANK 1.00% 1
to
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yi 2 .
IRON Yttatt3, Et t rall i n e ,.&o.,
Pim good terroo t tooy_ or orototonment in inko
United
N 0.804 Ormaall amok
PLIWIR orvir U 8 A CAUL aft
Di ____
ARAM()) AND PAINTLNE4 ~.
RIALB.
B gLlTZlitro p tfottotWo Stationery.
trigthi=nr road 1 ;Jio for moo and
tosnt...
tialeil&g!lgtroarti Fttoott.
Er& to the ottAe,
WHOLISBALIC idgMlirentY4t.
AS--For Sale by Vir.elialtiLLl
BROTHER, 41 and 41110,0 k lIIIROVD @trot. 140
EXPENDITURES
PIRECTORS.
felb•wfm 4t
COAL.
TIM. D. 1131017
rrarmm.33. l
At 11 1 112171
MEDICINAL.
fIYSPEPSIA. - FIFTY YEARS INDE
2-. BORIBAB4E AGONY FROM DYSPEPSIA,
Nervousness, Bioknees at the Stoach, pad Vomiting,
have been restored by. DI/ BARRY ' S delicious health.
restorir REVALENTA ARABIOA FOOD.
From the Honorable Isidore .1. Blake.)
TONEY) 43 Elizabeth street, 17th August, Ha
DRAB. Sine : happy to inform you of the rent
benedt me daughter has received from the Re vaienta
Arablers. Blie was very thin and delicate, being too tall
for her age, betwee ten and eleven, when she corn- '
nomad taking it. it has made her .quite strong and
healtr. I consider t the moat nutrition's restorative
food or children and delicate persona.
Bel eve me, dear Sirs, truly yours,
I, J. BLARE,
83 Union street, Third district, New Orleans.
Minh 13th, 1816.
For seventeen years I have been laboring under an
insufferable affliption, depnved of sleep, and so dizzy et
times that I could D oi help myself; my irtomneh would
fail me, and I thus became a helpless,. enervated inva
lid. At last, on the 16th ofjune, /884. 1 was taken down
' with an alvlne dux and killing Paine in the bowels.
Often as I went to bed at night, I thought I should never
see the morning, Mr medical attendant and friend, in
whom Was all mr trust, could do nothing to alleviate
my oulferlnve. and sent me to one of tue colleagues,
whose attendance I
proved as unsucoessful, all the eme
dies
this
failing to a ff ord me any relief. t was
at tins stage of my disease that, on the 6th of September
last, I luckily me one of my friends, who told me that
Mr.) B. Monier had passed through the same ordeal,
andlead been radically cured by Du Barry'. Revaienta
Amines. Thereupon I IMMediftte), began to make use
of it, and, soon after, I felt relieved ; and the extraor
dinary change for the better I havegradually expe
rienced ewes, owing to that excellent Farina, induces
me to believe that I am completely cured.
B. BERNARD,
Commercial Abstract Clerk In t
Bhl6. e Colleotor's Office.
C.A.Si MO. 64
[From the Rev, James T. Campbell, IntoneHyd Reo
tory, near Fakenharn._Norfolk
'December at h. MI
Grett.Bsl.llX: In, all woo of Indigestion, andoartica
larly when the Liver is more than usually MI (+Med. I
consider Du .Barry's Revalenta Arabian Food the host
of all remedies. You can make what use you ease of
this oommunication. 1 am, gentlemen.
JAMES T. CAMPBELL,
Percent digestion, strong nerves, and refreshing sleep
restored by Du Barry ■ delicious health-restoring Revs.-
lenba Arabina Food. Upwards of eO.OOO cures and many
thousand testimonials. Packed, with full instructions,
In canisters I lb $1.60; 12 DM $l2. The latter carriage
free on receipt °fossil.
Sold at the ];repot, 2113 Booth THIRD Berard. by
MUNRO, mil:impel Agent for the United States, and by
all Grocers end Druggists.
RUSHTON'S
COD LIVER OIL,
POE
CONMIPTION
ThiroS'S
F'.. ;ERPECTLA ' r u pVEN ,L4FPRAIiiIIiABLE menu
factored rat New PUR E
for the proprietor's, from
freehand healthy liven, by steam, at a low ,tempera
ture, thus preserving the sweetness and purity of the
Oil, while the natural futhy flavor is perfectly covered,
and the oil rendered palatable and .agreeable to the
taste.
The_proprietors of thli Oil spare no expense in having
their Oil properly prepared at Newfoundland, the only
Thee
where the 'Jades mules is found in abundance.
The true Oil is frequently unpaired by admixtures with
°KIN= other species of the Undue farnily.and only that
corning from the "Banks " can be relied upon u the
genuine.
Our Oil has boon analyzed, and
.pronounced to be
pure. and the perfection of 4no quality—oharaoteristios
which enable it to utelntaln its superiority over all other
lands.
..Pierared and lot Ws, wholesale and retail. by
HAESARD k CO.,
felttml Twelfth and Chestnut street, Philadelphia
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
T.ll AS universally supplanted all other
A. 2. Ointments and- hashes applications in both the
Eastern and Western Hemispheres, wherever intro
duced ; and its intrinsic merit he true secret of its
summit in all cutaneous affection:. whether the cause
be accident or dirses;.
BIJRNB it 04 SCALDS
are latently relieved oft" their anguish, rain and
inflammation, by a timely , L) aPPliattien of this mar
vellous healer, and the dash is renewed as if by a
char m i' n la i ntrilirD s lYi l f' i lflT4 l. .l2 I RS E RY.
Children are frequent 8 ,,, sufferers from external in
juries, especially from ^ Fluid and Comphene Ex
plosions—therefore every Z mother should have this
healing preparation non- stalely on hand. It heals
sore Br ''
easts. and quickly o„ removes the FETTER or
RINGW TRAV E L LER S - lent in rhe nursery,_
, TO 4BY SEA AND LAND.
The Machinist. the Tra e l veller.and every;other in
dividual whose lot in life ,-. throws him within the
chance of accident from o _, explosion. Are, or eolli
non, should bear in mind "" hat this Marie Extraotor
is his best and only friend. t is both portable and
cheap, nal should ever be m ui s compan ion, as a friend
In need. There are thou- 5, sands of living witnesses
to testify to its marvellous 4 1 virtue, who owe their
sound nubs and muscles tot its saving &new.
The ollow, are a few of tlie reading dumps, for
OR
ALLE ItftlACllc CAL rnix EXTRACT
OR is a PAR, ENT/VB. sm 8J wallas CURE:
AMA, f'iltailejas, Boras of all kinds,
Bruises, Shot Wounds,
Boils, Frost kites, Scrofula,
Broken Breast, Never Bores, Scurvy,
Sites of Reptiles, alone Scalds,
Cancer, Glanilu'lar Dim-Scurf,
Ced Lips, 14888 Scald Read,
C apped Rands, Mercurial SOreS, Sprains,
Chilblains, tune generally, Small Yon,
Cramp, irnples, Tumors,
Cntracted Cora, Hes Tetter.
Chafes, °twin, Ulcers,
Diseases of the rheumatism, Venereal Bores,
Skin, shes. &o.
Bold at the prinelpa Depot s,ll Broadway, Na w Yor . ,.
and II and 161 Chartres street, NOW Orleans. by
WRIGIIT as CO., General Agent. It can also he o
tamed of MI respectable Druggists and Morahan%
throughout the United, litatee_and Canada.
T. W. DYOTT & SONS.
glil North SECOND Street,
rely Wholesale Agents for l'enaylvanie.
THE ALL•SUFFIOIENT THUM-
TRIEBRIWAR, 1,_2, and 3,
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England. and
soured by the Beals of the Boole de Pharmacia de Peru,
al'ithe Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna.
0.1 is Invaluable for exhausiion,seermatorrhcea, and
physical
No. 3 ixnneletslharadloate t e . a i ll traces of those diseaeas
that
tm e e f n otl,ei e v a ira tu rcubet! "'nu' Per-
No. has entirely puv6inted the 11:Orleans nee of mer
cury, thereby insuring the loiterer speedy relief, dig-
Persing all hasuritiss, and rooting out the venom of dig-
CUM.
TRIP:BEI4IAR, Hols.l, f, and t, 6 prepared to the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and oan
carried in the waistoost sooket. Sold in tin owe, an
divided into separate doses as administered by - Wellman,
isillemand, Pnoe s ig each, or four
mom for IS, whioh saves 4S • and in cam, where
by there is a armlet or ea. I to be h , wholeeele and
retail Ole. HA LI.RI kpatielt, c tsw o Y o orlr ;
THIRD an% '4./Agli Iltreeta_, Wiradelehia,"anS a by
T. W. DYOTT & 8,118 N y
orth SECOND Street,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Pennsylvania.
nag-dam
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF JOEL JONES, DECEASED.
Whereas, Lettere Teetamentary on the Estate of
JOEL JONES, lets of the ea! of Philadelphia, de
ceased. have been duly granted to.the undersigned. No
tice if 01511)Thre , hereby given to nil moo. tosvom
2 elms !MUM the same to present them, and those in•
dehtert thereto to make payment to
IKLIZA 8. JoNEB. Executrts.
felb-wet es WALNUT Btreet. Doled el gbh'.
JANE WADE, by her next friend, BEN
JAMIN M. PARIS, versus JOHN WADE.
Common Pleas, December Term, 1e.59.
To JOHN WADE-Ma,You will take notice, that
the testimony On the part of the libellant in the above
ease, will be taken be fore the Examiner upon Tuesday,
the sixth day or alma .A. 1). J&P, at 4 o'clock P. M. et
any °Bios, No. 630 WALNUT Street, when and where
you may attend alien think proper.
THOMAS J. DIEIII,, Attorney for Libellant.
tem ISt
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Jlz existing between the eubiteriborg, under the firm
of READY & CRAVEN. is thin day dine& ved by mu
tual agreement. The businese of said firm will be set •
tied by THOS. F. BRADY, who is alone authorized to
we the signature of the firm in liquid ati on.
TllO5 IAIB F. RRADY,
18111 CRAVEN, •
Philadelphia, February 13, Nu fe24-3t*
J.
T I OE. -THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
tofore existing between na, under the style of
FRANKEL& BAKER. has au. day been mutually
by the withdraws) of .1111,1UB FRANKEL
bPohl the limb he having no further intereat in the
tiumitiess. JULIUS FRANKEL,
February 18 FM W3l. If . BAKER.
W. RAISER will settle the affairs of the firm. and
will continue the busmen at the old atand. No, 223
North THIRD Street. fern 3t •
DISSOLUTION. -THE PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between the undensisned,
under the firm of hIEHL k WOHIIL6Y. is this day
dissolved by mutual oonseet. The business will be settled
by EDWIIa M. MR L, who family authorised to use
the name of tha film to liquidation.
I , .DWIN M. MF.111.,
JOHN WORBLEY.
The business will be continue 4
EHWIN M. MEHL.
, Philadelphia, February 18.1961. feg) et*
rrilE firm of WEBER & RUCH is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business
will be settled by either partner
awned, JNO C, WEBER.
Philadelphia, Feb.l,llo. 108,N. RUCH,
10S. N. RUCII, has associated with him
H. R. BENNETT, and will Co ntinue
_ the manufac
ture of Nhirts. Collars, Bosoms. Primers, Overalls, Ste..
nails' . the firm of BENNETT R RUCH, at 217
CHURCH Alley, where they invite the attention of
dealers in the above line of goods.
H. K. fiF.NNETT,
I?hiladelphia, Feb. 13,1860. JOE. N. RCCH.
telt.l2t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The partnership heretofore existing between the
subsoribers, under the firm of E. k F. C. YARNALL
& 00., le this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ELLIN YARNALL.
f&IINAI 8 T%1141111A,LL.
Philadelphia, .N11.14,1E60.
LIMITED PARTNERBlllP.—Agreeably to the pr
rsions of en Act of A■semhb of the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania. entitled . Ap not relative to hooted part
riettPs," the subscritrorm have formed a liimted part.
refs ip, under the name and firm of YARNAM. &
TRIMIII.E, for the Oansaetion of the businesa of Im
porting and Dealing in d floda Ash, and other vhemieals
t r ilL G lrt n YVßAld e l t a' =n l g a i t n h A,:. l l 7 , , g,ry h . i k4 d Nn . ,
of the of rhilanelphin. JOSEPH TR IM re
eding Int e oity of Camden,. in the pate
.of New Jer
sty, and HAMA S flAlt usHORNI.,, residing in the
highth ward, of the city of Philadelphia., are the Gene
ral Partners, and FRANCIS C. yAItNALL, residing
in the eounty of Montgomery, in the State of ',mull
vaniso. the only Special Partner. ppd has contributed
to the capital of the said partnership, and slangily paid
In cash the of fifty thousand dollars. The said part
nerillip te to eminence on the lath day of January,
IeCO, and terminate on the 3lst.day of December, IBM
ELIAS YA Itl7l.
,
JOSEPH rItIM
CHARLEs HAener TEIHORNE,
Partnirl
Gal .
FRANCIS C. YA#NAT
avows? Partner
la2o-Low ISt
Ph ilattelohia, January 16,18G6.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—NOTIOE
111 - 1 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That the Subscribers
have farmed and entered into %Limited Partnership,
under the provisions of the Laws of the Commonwealtli
of Pennsylvania.
That the name of the firm or partnership se William
DD
_. Edson. rind the aeneral nature of the business the
Manufacture and Sale of Iloots and Shoe,. That Wil
liam D. Edam' le the General Partner. and John Amin
dere arid Macpherson Saunders are the Seemed Part
ners. all residing in the City of Philadelphia. The
capital in wish oontributed by the Special Partners is
Ten Thousand Dollars, each oontributina Pive Thou
sand Dollar.. The Partnership eommagmes ihie TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, and is to terminate DE
CEMBER nom.
WILI,IAM D. EDSON,
General Partner .
JOHN SAUNDERS,
MAUPHERSON SAUNDERS,
Speclial Partners,
January lath. MO.
EDUCATIONAL.
'NSTRUCTION IN CLASSICS AND
.1. MATHEMATICS.
ROtliqa H. LABLIERTON, Ph. D., la now open for
an evgagement for one hour daily. An oommunioations
addressed to No. 40e1 t'outh Eighth street, will reoeive
prompt attention.
Raw RH lOre gs—Prof. (tea. Allen, No. 416 South Seven
teenth street t Dr. George Untiring, 614 Arch street;
Philip Phrok Rendolph. Fee.. 214 South Fourth street;
Lloyd P. nothAibrarian, Philadelphia Library: lames
Leaser, r.. 611 Market street. ther•lrri
AMERIUAN SCHOOL INSTIT un to a
reliable medium throus h which Boliools and Fami-
Hee may ohtain °cntestant teaohers. reroute may ob
tain, gratuitouely, in or H utton
k stion and oiroulare of the best
schools. 811 n WOODhI AN, CO.,
046 D 04DWAY, New York, or
0124 f al Gyaltrp HT Street. Philade lphia,
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERuNTILE. CoLl,ligys, loonted &FNI&
delphia, 1. oorner BEVEreT i o n
snd CliEtlTruT
AIT A.4. l tigft. IgligerviegfOroF V.1:61.' "4'2°l'
OILS. -30 IRAs. No. 1 Western Winter
Lard Oil, 2000 gallons Winter Bleached Whale
Oil I,6oosallone Racked Whale Oil, 1.100 gallons Pura
Tsoner's Oil, 4 000 gallons Winter Machinery oil, .WQ
rations fltboed or Oreasins Oil, 10 hula ei b
Kerosene 011
for burning , In laSWil nt t o D r
16314 nuvTH W nARVlitl,
surrromf•
gtite. FOR THE SOUTH.—()HARLES
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Frei ht at an average of 111rialtri per cent. be
low N ew yrie Steamship rates.
OR CHARLESTON P. C.
The U. S. Mail Steamship KEYS TONE N STATE, Co
tam Charles P. 61 arshman, will sail on Saturday, Feb
ruary 23, at 10 A. M.
Through in 48 to GO hours—only 40 hours at Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
The U. B. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA ,
gl Captain/ohm J.Garvin M. , will sail on Tuesday, February
oat 10 o'ciook A.
rough in 68 to 60 howl—may 48 hour. at &a.
m&-Earling days clanged from every Saturday to every
five days. Gouda received, and Das of Lading signed
every daY.
The 'plead& first-e'ass side-wheel Steamship/ KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above every ten days, thus fortniztc a five .dar aommu
nloshon with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships con
nect with
th esteamer for Florida. and with railmds,
for all places in eSouth and N S CE. outhwest.
INSURA
Freisht and Insurance on a large proportion or Goode
shipped South will be found to be lower by these ships
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. D.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
UnneoeSsaU, farther than Charleston or Savannah. the
Railroad Companies taking all risks from %bass points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Faro by this route ZS to 40 per cent. cheaper-than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by the following **he
dole, Through tickets from Philadelphia. via Charles
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery:
To Char1e5t0n........515 00 CharlestonlNLAN D VAIL
.$23 50
Savannah 15 CI) Savannah 31 00
Augusta 20 00 Augusta 26 a)
Macon 31 IV Macon 52 75
Atlanta 2210 Atlanta 31 00
Columbus 23 00 C01umbu5.......... 36 (0
Albany 24 00 Albany ST 00
Montgomery.....• 28 00 Montgomery 18 00
Mobile 35 00 Mobile . . ..... ...... 46 90
New (Manna .... 39 76 • New Orleans 51 U)
No bills of lading signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight or pulsate apply on board, at second
Wharf above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HERON. Jr..
Southwest corner FOURTH. and CHESTNUT,
Agents in Charleston T. R. As T. O. B171)D.
Savannah,'HUNTEß & GAMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah, enamors It, Mary . ' and
St, John's, every Tuesday and Saturday.
FOR ENGLAND .AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORK AND ILA.VRK STRAMBILIP
GOANY.
The United Statei Mall Steanuihlps ARAM 2,800
tons, David Linea, Commander, and FULTON, ',MO
tons, Jmnee A. Wotton, Commander, will leave New
York, Havre, and Southampton, for the year 186 2 , on
the following days
To meet now reenimmegte of th 2 ?MA Dpvia
tk rAdttill u T‘it l . 3 .9 l ' h
from ' wl t r tVii
yesent voyages, be ch 80
inned ea °Limon' rom
ohX, save in the mum or the present dearture o the
ULTON, which fill take place on the R a th December,
the aoheduki Tern/Ulla unaltered; •
VlE l Tili w !Vet 17. likftl AID
au F" .ll.
ARAO.O* Jan. 7. GO- - -Jan. St., -Feo. 1.
FULTON..-Feb. 4. UL
lit 1 4177.1 1 :11 1 .11. VH 9 T0N . ...71 1 27 3 4 7 2".ti 1 1.
These steamers, built expressly for uovern'inent ser
vice, with double AU. under. deck, every attention
has been taken in tee construction of the hull and ma
chinery to insure sa fety and speed. The ships have five
water-tight oompulments enclosing the engines, so
that Is the event of collise or stranding, the water
imuld not reseh them, and e pumps being free to work,
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be se
cured. Repent experience has demosurtrated the abso
lute neoeuity of thu mode of conitruotion.
The accommodations fop sunsuits are believed to
oombine red every comfort and 00/114M101100 that can be de
si.
From New "fork to Southampton or Havre-Fust
Cabin, SW; Second do. $76.
From Havre or tlostigempton to New York-First
Cabin, 700 francs t &mon do., 380 (canoe.
To puiengers going be London these steamers offer the
advantage of agronomy both in time and expense. Soule
delivered In London. No sausage a:oared until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All lettere arid newt
pale rit f mug tu r a the Post Oinoe.
Vt ) . r s. re iiit ' A's ) rP ast oN t .l e g . flef rroadway New York ,
WILLIAM MALIN, Arent, Havre.
nROSKEY & CO- A-yaotis Alouthanr.ton.
AMERICAN Euitoneit Fasatas COMPANY,
A % ne , P ari k tON.A gent, Offioo, Tobacco Warehouse
SOON and F ONT Streets hdadelplua.
Flans of the ships can be seen. 11.19-tmh.7l
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
SAW~AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
.
THOM NNW Tenn TO LIVIIIPOOL.
Chief Cabin Nang. eLso
Second Cabin raasage--. TS
esow DOCTOR TO LloillrooL.
Chief Cabin Paasage—
Second Osbin restage. — eo
The shipsfrom Boston (Intl at Halifax and.C a rk Harbor.
Capt. Judkins, CANADA. . Lana,
A ABIA, Capt. J, Stone, (AMERICA, apt. Millar.
A IA• Cnpt. E.G. Loft, NIAGARA ,Capt Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA , now buildins.)
These vessels carry a clear white lint at mast-head ;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
ARIA Lott, leave N York, Wednesday, Feb. 19
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, Fe h. 22
ARABIA, Stone, N York, Wednesday, Feb. 29
EUROPA, Leitch, Boston, Wedoeedsy, March 7
AFRICA, Shannon, N York, Wednesday, March If
AMERICA Miller, Wednesday, Alarchll
Berths no t secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on bard.
owners of these shape will not be accountable for
Cold bilver, bullion, Specie, Jewelry Precious Stoner;
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein 'awned. For freight or
passage apply to W.TNA RD,
fell bowling Green.
STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
; A r t r, I6 O 4;R R I A R T. M TA.IN AND
WE I : c a l' fAXIBURO i: ''KE I , INVAbkIiT COM
nA
h fSgia , &P c
.. .
sa lt r T e EAlefliPl3,
Via NIA, Cr tf,:r_hlers.
°RUSSIA, apt. N. Trautman.
AVARIA,
_pt. R. T r .
EuToN.., Capt . H. nsen.
These Steamer* are all nit-alms clyde-hilt vessele;
are Intended to sall from Pier 11, North River, N. V:,
sa follows :
FOR LONDON, SOUTHA MPTON, HAVRE. AND
HAI:URO,
The elegant and powe i Screw Sterunahlp
SA kW:HA. Capt. 11. Ehlers, COO tons Mutton, wlli
Bailee above, on
THURSDAY, !)RANCH Ist at 111 o'ok:ok M.
Peariagp, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampto e l to London.
Figat Cabin...lM I Ikeoond Cabin... 001 terage. —Ol
The W4XONIA will be succeed by the folloWing
Steamships:
A hl 110NLL—..—..— MO NDAV i April I.
°KURIA --.....FEDNgSDAY. April li.
Arystakt - c.. - L — hUtilifivhil; i fs.
wir Peasengsrs forwarded tot Iverpool. Dublin. Del
fast, Cork, blisagew, Parts. an Antwerp, at through
rates.
Theae steamers are fitted up with unequalled aooom
roodationg for fi rst, seoond, and third-olua Passengers.
The fieoond Cabin accommodations of these Skis are
e t a , k=l " ZP i pai a raa o g f e m irud steam ers
mLondon, South
ampton, Havre, andHembugg. to fro m
York._
Paresis forwarded from Philadelphia to all parts of
Europa at Itaß n° 3 l46 ri l, te ri s d his will be
attended to kw il'Ork e ksent, and oixrittly,
of au oommission.
For Freight or Passage, apply exahlatrelp at the
°Moe of the Hamourg American Mall IStmunahipa,
ta-tf Northwest corner FOURTH and CHESTNUT.
NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
PEITLADIELI.III•. January, Len
The holders of the BONDS of this Company, due
JULY 1.1860, can now receive, upon &Polo:anon at this
office, TEN .PER CENT. In cash upon the terms spe
cified in the Circular attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of the
SINKING FUND established by the Stockholders, ea
set forth : 11 p the following resolutions, passed at the
meeting o Stockholders held January 9, Iwo
fluoter 'that the sum of Stance of the future net
Profits of the Company, after payment of the aunt ne
occur, for the extension of the bonds due in IMO, the
completion of tne mutt to Dauphin, the car loans. the
necessary rolling stock and improvements on the line of
the road. and all the liabilities of the Company, except
the bonded debt not matured. be set aside in each year
as a Sinking Fund, lin addition to the $110,(X0 already
Provided.) and shall be appropriated to the purchase of
snob of the bondsof theComy for which no Sinking
Fund is already provided and es pan tablished. in the order
of the priority of the mortgagee men to mecum such
bonds. to long as they can respectively be obtained at
or under par, end the buds so purchased shall be forth
with canoelled.
leso (red, That the Broad of Miasma be, and they
are hereby, requested and directed to enter into snob an
eareentent am shall make the provlmOne in the forego
ing resolutiona an obligatory and Loading oontraot of
the Company.•
In pursuanoe of this resolution. the Company have
mooted the oontraat therein referred to.
a. BRA DFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notice to the Bolder. of Philadelphia end Reading
Railroad Co. Mortgage Bonds, due Jul 1, teed.
These bonds are secured by the First Mortgages on
the road, amounting in the aggregate to 83.308 ; gue. The
net revenus for the last fiscal year WM 11l time. the
amount of the annual interest on these bond..
The Managerspropoie to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bond. and the
seounty of the Mortgages to the precise condition in
which they ate now held. Fresh sheets of Coupons for
the interest, payable half-) early, will be mimeo.
A Bonus of teaof r e cent. will be given to the holders,
in consideration o their assenting to the esteneion.
This Bonus will paid in cash to the hearers of the
Bond.. on their signing *remota and preeenting their
respective Bonds at the °Moe of the Company, or to Ito
agents. for endorsement.
- Forme of recietpt and endorsement will be famished
on application.
By order of the Board of !denarers.
W. if. MoILRENNEY,
&crater
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
phia, Nov. 28, 1859.
At an Election held on thellat instant the following
gentlemen were chosen Dire tore 9( . 10 Beak s
Alexander O. Cattell, oeeph Lindley.
Robert K. Neff, nine T. Canby,
U lea Steel L john F. 0 roam,
Edmund A. 'louder, high,. Knecht.
Alexander Whildin, avid Venderrear,
Hugh Cra, tube H. !dingle,
Christian m e etarman.
And stills ing of the Board THIB DAY, the fol
lowing °Moine were unantmounly °looted:
A. C. CATTELL, Precedent.
R. R. NF.f , F Vioe President.
J. W. TORREY. Cashier .
WINES AND LIQUOR.
VijE CALL ATTENTION OF TILE
T v TRA REFlPM ` gliNftea r t it °'
I moll in saspr_ted_paolmeg opag i tan 7 oa hand.
A O L de "il:rn' i o T g r a r or d ¢ r : o"agriF.,i,ondon and
Rolland tine , Claret in 'Wood and es C =magi,
high and low gaioee. LONGO Alit. mortar.
010-dm !I? South FRONT, hiladolphia.
G EORGE WIIITELEY,
No. iss South FRONT Street,
'reporter of randy, ines, Yroa, one for eel s ,ll3
bond only, the ollowuts, among other itZdar b dm
ot brandy:
Fillet, Cutillon, & Co„ kit Hinesl & & C . 4"
Jules, Robin, it Co.,
arelr, "7. C 0...
' . Stinnett',
Gel.
.
: kurg.tglo. ,
Arellevolida
MOO Yrop . mletart.
ma. lionntemy ,
, Stuart'sS Plueley Malt Whither, and the . c,b
Tenet.. of Madeira, Sherry Port, Burgu ndy ° , l° a nd
Rhine Wines, Palm Tree Gill , Jamaica Ram.ffata
Crux Ruin, Bordeaux 011.4 e.. he 1.17-11
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
Ej BTABLISUED 1760.
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF /4 TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
18 and 18 CHAMBERS STREET.
(Formerly 41 Chatham street, New YorB,l
Would call She especial attention of Orogen and
Drug fi sts to bit removal, and alio the lousily' of hie
manufacture, vie:
BROWN 814 11FF.
Id Hemigrosi,.
Wares Limes, Faye Vliginitt,
atchitoches,
jun" al l a Nn a m abFF. e°"Rh‘gen.
Sootoh Fresh Scoto
"''Fresht Scotch. Irish High 4 gest,
Honey Dew ficoteh, or Lundyfoot.
TOBACCO.
111101tIVIC rll, a COT CIIIBWINCI. 17,10 KINS.
No. /, F. A. L. or piton, Et Jae°,
No.!, Cavendish, or sweet, lipsn,sh .
Nov 1 & 2, Awe 0
d, Sweet Scented orb ~ co. stouter. Kite foot. Tin Foil Cavendish. Fore Turkish.
A Circular of Prlcee will be lent qn okppliontion.
N. I).—Note the new article of F .O , Scotch Snuff',
whioh will be found a Fleenor article for dippluepur
-423-8m
RAVANA 4JI(.4ARS.—A full assortment,
suet renewed, in store and bond. The attention
of dealprs is lauded. 8. FUOII KT 80N8.
d22 -t Na. 216 South FRONT Street.
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
I W. SCOTT---late of the firm of Win
w• ohnetr & 134 d :or t iii(RT kEIy 4 EN'S FultPflnn.
brIEM/IYPEltAnet,(astaly ()ppm
l l ' te gretMitios e e l , 4 )
Plii adelphie.
Was,wonld Peepeottap WI the attention of Ala
former patrons and friends o his new store, ay is pre-
Oaten to till on! forAIII 4, X 0 short no oe.
penitArnarsti 011.
WILD 0 Uildill inni sd sr;
Los sad as t, 101-1,
BALM BY AUCTION.
F CO
URNZBB BRINLEY I .
rk musir ErrßEir.
sax OF IMPORTED OOD AND DOILESTLO DRYp
G
n Tuesdny Morning.
Feb. M. at 10 9 o'olock, by catalogue, on sin mouths'
credit
-4 vantages and lots of fanny and stayle dry goods.
BAREDE FRANCAISE—TO BE HOLD FOR CABE.
ON ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS.
On Tingley Morning,
Feb. ZEI, at 10 o'atc.ot. for ugh, on wool:int of ander
writeu—
I case GO pieces Barege Franoniso, damaged, per
steamer Edinburgh.
n BOOT _,T Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
A- P• CHESTNUT !STREET, (limonite the OM=
Rouse. bet - weep POURTH and O F
EMBROIDERIES, FIRST SPRING SALE OF EMBROIDERIES,
WRITE GOODS, &c.
On Wednesday Morning,
Febmary 19, commencing at 10 o'clock grommet', by
catalogue on a credit.
Included in tine sale the trade will End an &artifice
ansonment of
French needlework collars and sets.
itench needlework bands and flouncing.
leech needtework infanta' waists and robes.
adieu' and gent's linen cambric handkerchiefs.
me to medium while cambric'.
lance's lawns, plain and dotted Swigs nainsooks.
mull*, Re., &a.
ago ,- c talogues and sample' early on the morning of
sale.
SPECIAL SALE OF SUPERIOR STEREOSCOPIC
BOX, 6CO DOZEN VIEWS, &c., &c.
On Thursday Morning.
rebruarY 23, commencing at SA o'clock. lncluded
will be found—superior walnut, rosewood, ruahogang.
bebra wood, and morocco stereoscope/ plan and
colored groups. American, Inch, and Swine 1106/187Y,
illuminated slows, glass pictures, &0., &c
trir Arranged for examination on Wednesday after
noon and evening, and on the morning of sale. -
FIXTIJR6B AT PRIVATE BALE.
The fixture' of a firet-elau dry-goods store, in 'erre°
order ; cost RIAU
100 BUFFALO AND FABALENQY ROBES AT PRIVATE
Now arranged for examinatten, to be sold to aloes art
invoice, 100 plain and lined Buffalo robes, fano, wolf
and bear robes. &o.
J. WOLBERT 85 (30., AUCTIONEERS,
\-1.0 619 ARCH' Street, between Fifth and Ruth.
SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE, ho.
On Friday Morning,
24th inst., at 10 o'clock. at SRI Mob street—
A large assortment of superior walnut furniture, all
made for warernom ales—elegant Jenny Lind bed
steads. IS a variety of patterns; sofa, totes, parlor.
arm, and rocking chair', droning bureaus. &G.; chits ,
white granite ware, fanny goods . silver-plated ware,
&c., &a.
101111IILIP FORD CO , AUOTIONERIN,
No. RIO MARKET Btre M. and 121 TNOIMt.
PEREMPTORY iI_AL E. OF 1.000 CABER
SHOES. AND BROGANS.
On T hursday Morning,
I'ebrnary 23, at 10 o.olook YOsIsOSOII. will be sold by
catalogue, on four months' orgabt, 000 onion men's,
boys', and unfits' French nal( and kip custom
clads boots, Franck calf and patent leather Con
gress gaiters . and Oxford ties' calf and buff won
roes ; kip and thick do; women's' , mimes.' and chil
dren's calf, goat..snd morocco boots, slime's.~ gai
ters, and. union ties—all of the best city and Eastern
mannisoture.
Or' Catalogues and samples early on morning of sale.
MOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
.fiXD OOMMIEBIO4OIII:ERCHANT, southeast
oomer or BIRTH and RA, Streets.
MONEY LOAN.'
$900,000 tq loan, plate, g or small amounts. me
Moab, gold and nth e 7 diamonds, watolimajevret
ry, fowling pieces , dry go*, McMinn. gropenes. ei
g ara hardware , cutlery, mtuneal Instruments, furniture,
bedding. hones, vendee. harnitsw, end on all articles of
value for any length of time agreed.npon. on more
Ilbersi terms than at any other estabbahment In this
q. GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAIN&
At private sale, splendid piano forte, in nets rownrood
ease, omit 110(1, plus .1150; fine 18. caret gold Minting
ease patent lever watch, double time and independent
secon only MSS; fine gold hooting-case BUM* pa
tent lev ds,
er watches, of the most approved and beet
makes, from Iffi to 11001 fine gold double- bottom Eng
'ph patent lever watches, best make, from 00) to 1 7 70 4
fine IS-caret nannnir-Oebe detached regent lever
watohes.l3 jewels, from 010 to 033; open Isue do., from
dno to en; fine la-caret gold Lepise hunting case
watches at 03:1; open face do., from 010 to gszo; silver
English patent lever watches, in hunting mums
and double bottom, of the most approves:l add best make.
from 010 to 820•, Amerioan hunting oaae silver patent
lever watches at $33; hunting case silver duplex
watches ; ditto double time. from eu to gm; hunting
case silver lever watches, fqu ;maned. winds without
a hey, freer elf tc $10• Lupine do., from 4112 to Ill;
hununK epee silver detached lever watches, miiimreia.
from elri to 011; open do., from. IS to ill; bunting
case salver Lerune watches, full Jewelled, from dr. to
MO; open face do., from 01 to ea; cilee enn7int
watches, from $3 to ; silver Frenoh.watehes, from
ando 33; gold patent hunting case and o floe lever
Leslne,Enchsh, Swim. and Fretioh watches, from
01 to 010 ; fine gold vest, fqb. end nook °Minot at 6) cents
per dwt. fine gold sets qt ear-rings, breastpins, and
bracelets; hones, finger nem and Jewelry, or evert de
sorietion, for leas than half the usual selling prioes.
01E0.000 to Imin, in:kurcs to suit applicants, on dry and
every kind of goods, at less rate of charging than any
other establislun=the city.
-DOOR BALM
Attended to pe 717 the anotionser,mTertiow
oharges.
CONBIGNMENTB BOLICITED.
Consignments of ell and every kind of goods so li cited
tot yobbo sale ; two-thirdelhe value order goods 'MI be
edvanoed to automation of the sale.
MOSES NATHAN&
SAVING FUNDS.
S PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
OLETY OF YHILAJW.d.
Otflos, No. 331 Pio
B R &nal
ndation np.,)__
OBARTER2TIY THE SO SLA USX OFPSNIS
SYLVAN
Deposits received m same of One Dothth aa
,ate
and [mud la liiteld_, withont ndes, volt FL P
ygl i g. INTERESW the day of dapoint with-
S renecethible and reliable Syringe Institution has long
been needed in the Northern part or the city and Ms
tipnfagartlen Savings Rand Society " was c by
the tame of Peitwu luaus to supply due neeessay.
The ••onagers. in organisms and loostanait. have been
govented wh o by a ewe to seeemete the bed
izen utteceet and wants of the very wee and eeterid
ems .......aplah6l,ll^63onier.
aooMondFrom•toma6nae4o*kl ay and SUMO
Mall&
ILAX•arle.
„
oahmneegak Mott, p h r fr ith.
l reds.nkk Li p . B
muds Hart, osepn
ohn Reislar. Jr., Elaprk v
amp} 8. PFirte!. igloo
mph M.l3fowill.
ta Tltearla
staitL lV Er= r ;
Jemse
Mums Baits. Sikorstirr.
gAvErla FUND.---UNITED STATES
P ,7 TIVIAT COMPANY, sonny TEM and CREST
NUT titzeets.
Lino and cconn mono rooerlth natUa/
mintinthos . l nottoeonth PhR CfM§l l t
A r t Pt t r VT: I 4% d ige c r ' y r raw: I .*
MilL4hirrniNuktam I rata o'clock.
LiwrB or vale on fond. uroland. sod Boatload.
fmm £1 arl ie
01)1sulent qg.efFORD.
o.ltaxn.
HMV .A. • .
gAvnisa FIIND-•FIFI PER - USNT. IN.
TEREST.—AA.TIONAL SAFETY TRIII3/Spjli-
PlFl W lL 'LN llL l4 4o re ntorbi• th argtrui:Ef f
n tL o p
o l9l.7 lCuls t aarotrii i MplioViift
dgrar
The oi clam anti day from • o'eloctlZe
mompe tt So cloak to e iv/mac and on
a n d y veninc i n n.l l4).2!.
R B 2 . 13 v 8 ,Pr da
ma rt. =
WU.Lu.N 7. RnDPeantart.
Dulmo's.
lon. Hs L. Bann, c'. OnyyttllArswattry,
ward L. Carter, assist' SI• litarr,
man.listii, outs:l,
Dolph Yorker.
i lL rj a l7l 3 o l =nd yam lam a i 4‘s%ll3;rna'n'
ro be ar i erinAls o a b rs e race, l gi ca=nti l wlth tits
gonad lents, and each 141-Ittstr i neann e si allrff:l
ways insure iyfent seauttT to the depoetterh and
which Cannot Mu to me parmanenci and
stabs
to
thin institution. sal- ! r
BUSINESS CARDS.
try. U. eltt.M. wu. N. lusem..
GREINER & lIARRNESS.
COMMItI,SION MERCHANTS.
fell 3m /31 BOUTH. W11.1.1.v1 , .,5,
PHILADELPHIA.
A LFRED L. HOUGH.
PAPER AIANUFACTURERS' AGENT,
Orders rolletted for every demcnptinn
PAPER AND PAPErI-MAKER'S MATERIALR
N 0.17 south SIXTH Street, Praladelptus.
felf-dm•
RR. 0 ORSON REAL ESTATE
• BROKER AND CONVEYA.NCER, NORRIS
TOWN, PENNA.
FARMS to Mantaomerl. Bad's, and Chester wan
ds' for sale or exonapse.
HANDSOME.AIA on farms ntgotiated.
DWELLINOLI for We it Narita
.lll-tm
pAvvsoN ,t NICIIOLSON,
NOS. MO AND au L
BOOKBIN M DE_,
INOR STREET,
Between 51
KULA & D u E d LP O a he l s A en . et streets.
JAMES PARSON. JAS. B. NICHOLSON
ja37-li*
RR. CORSON. REAL ESTATE BRO
• KER AND CONVEYANCER, Nornstown, Ps.
ISO Fxrnal for We In Rucks, Montgomery, and Ches
ter counties. Catalogues of Farms, with full assorir
tons, sent by irdul. fe6-3m
V B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
•
• SUBSCRIPTION AORNCT. for Principtl Yon.
PaveV andrenodic4l. of Ctry and Country... L. ecru ,
ParFt FT wad CBESTNU
Address •• V B. PALMER:—
rI I IIOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
- 11 - No. il3 South FOURTH Street. 1313-4al•
WALLACE BRODUE.4II,
W EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YOBS.
iltooks and lispds boaskt sad sold, on C,ommuknion.
ramicza B. W.LIALACX. EDWARD C. BIoIDRIALS.
024-dm•
A LEX. acKINNEY
AAOTOENEBYRT
.AW.
Willamette. la Westmoreland. Armstrong. and Ds
ttana.counties. sell 6ta
MEE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
1M CHESTNUT Strut, forwarda Parents. Put-
Merchamitoo, Hank Notes, itnd Spool*, saner n 7
it. own, lane; or in oonniotlon with other Express coa
p. ewes to ea the pnnelpio towns and emir of Me
litutott i Stnte4. R. S. SANDFORD,
sal- general Sunettntandent
PJh.T OS.
101;14 J. & C. FISCHER'S AND OTHERS'
eelebratod Now York PIANOS. From 11180,
upwards to gWO. For salts for Gash, and on moottl,y in
stalments. riattea to rimt. 7A& BI;LLAY.
IP) A MI !loath FIFTH et, above Sprv.ee,
fe6 Im' Sots Arent.
'MrSTEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA-
V.:NT OVER.STRINO GRAND FLO , IOB,
UARE GRAND, AND 814 I/ARE P1A:403. nowpre
ferred in ooseerts and in private waders by Me test
performers. linceived the first prolamine over the best
maker., from Jude.. like Uotteehms, :Ulu.. sod pthers.
Challenge all oompetaion. BLAbiIEI Pinta kl
dg-Iv hlod ctn.:87:11.7r Street
lifFiin HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PI NO-FORTES
ASELODONS ,
PIANO-FORTM.
bIEI.ODEoSti.
k ll)
NA:so-Fp TES.
IdE101.) 'ON&
PlA li oRE4,
hats&
lkin46 tg Raven, Baum, &. C. 1., li & Clark.
Ealloit, Dim*, & Ca, and others.
l. R. 601111.11,
a7ll-ly ISEVENTR and CRNSTNUV.
A GREAT DIPROVPIRNT
PIANOS.
BCHOMACX ER k CO.,
kit CHESTNUT Street, respectful]. invite the made
loving Dublin to call end esamine their new and sue
oeselal improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having {imparted the Tone. Touch. and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a &mars Instrument,
avoldins Laths objections generally made to the tills rf
G rand Piano, elao dinunithing the coat of the acme, n Volume, purity of tone. great hover. bnlhanae. fell
ness, depth, and e Yengess of touch, with emit:mu felt
litlalrßVlVlrliEeffrrlPULl.Y-FINISLISI) W
are
VALENThI
are wholly unequalled. They have remised the blame
encomiums. and are pronounced by critics to be fat la
perior to any instruments ever muthafactued to the
country.
Constantly on hand. a lame and elegant crtmsat ot
our unmyalied PIANOS. We have been assisted the
First Prelim at all exhibitions nit latelettegir
eluding the rise Medal (( rota the Crystal Palace -
bitmn. New ore. lie 3.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
arZUretit e :Tirri 8 /04t r. latir
SALES BY AUCTION.
--- - - -
31. rEtt it BON &
14 180 EIOtraTILEBLEEL.
i Rawly Nos. Iff mod NJ
OAN.D.—PTHLIO =TA= Affla
'STOCKS AT THE 8W 22 1 4Mski of noel total
aajatooka oven Termini, at tits Enhaate•
....- camtribittors booing tha opt= of sonar sob.
....„.
'...3."dbiii• of *aola Yroaert&rinea asisinne .
*Maim to Inw,A we yobian. on
to che islie ons %manna ostaioresa. in . i knip ,
tritlN olj. l owtri= f lai iis import ing to be moi4
_....,mti1 , EET, AT MEATS BALL
INV V. _ ~,_
_Y• • onto amount of nal estate al pinto
Ws. huhu-ma 0 vol 7 doloncas of la) sad
property. Fruited hgtt BAL EWA lit all 41106:=
FEIVATE LEGATEE.
andsir Real estate entered on our 'mato Ws
advertised women:max in OW 111011 . 13
bi t whiak Lowoopois aro printed weakly.) hang
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY Mth,
MODERN'Iock. noon.
VALUABLE STORE.—Foor-eterr briek
store, 'nth ornamental iron fossil. No. Sit LAI L istuk t
street. atmee Market street.
Peremptory Etale.—LA RGE BUILDING A.1 4 1D urr.—
Large bnek betiding. formerly used as a chrtr•h, north
west ude of Queen street, GsrmantownrAimeint the
Lutheran Church ; lot SS ter ei feet. Mr abaMma.
TWO TRREE-BTORY - BRICK DWELLING. ft. r—
oomer et Third and Buttonwood streets. Two fronts.
VALUABLE. FARM ? 4d acne. With unjirchwit seta,
bounded northwest bY toe Es mouth and Loper &Alta
turrunke within sight of the Wiam_hinkon station. sad
three fourths of mile from Fort Wealth:WM SWIM.
North Pennsylvania Railroad.
TILREE-STORY BRICK 'DWELLING, south side
of Washington street. between Eighth and Ninth
streets, (late Moyarneasing.)
REAL. ESTATE sets-wan dth,
At 11 o'elock, soon.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE. with side yard. No
01 North Thirteenth street, above Berinz tiardert st
Sale No. 91 Pine Street
SUPERIOR PURNITURS, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
BOOKCASES, &c.
On Monday Morning.
27th mat, at 10 o'clock. at No. ml Piet street. by eats
loyue, the entire bousehed furniture. fine carnal.
china. !bus-plated ware.supenor secretary, oc.okeasee ,
and also the kitchen. furniture.
ET May be examined on morning of sale at 8 o'olock,
inth catalogues.
Administrator*. Sale, No. 3017 Aroh street.
ELEGANT F URNITURI3. SUPERIOR PIANO, CUR
TAINS, FINE CARPETS, &e.
On Tuesday Morninc.
23th inst.,. vi o'clock. at No. 21)17 Arch street. 27
catalogue, by order of Administrator, the enure ele
gant drawing- ropm. dining-roorn. and chamber (=l
tare, very meaner rosewood seven octnve ylano. made
to ordel', by Eche rr.
W The cabinet (unlit:asses made to order 'ay Oen.
J. Mantels ;has been in use but a short tame. and is an
excellent order. May tie examined at d o'clock oa the
morning of sale. with caudognead
Peremptory Hale 012 the Premises—Penn Square.
SUPERfOR RESIDENCE. E LEGANT PLR
Tit RE. Ice.
On Wednesday.
Match 7th, en the promises. UV Filbsrt etraat..ol.lo-
sit* Pena Square, the superior tesideve, *want ret , .
mums. fuss paintings, &0.. of a. gentlemen declining
hostekeepi es. eTSale,tb„_ 1 ° 1 ‘ 114 '
Putieulars =mum. an d Ca Elam
VALUABLE ROOKS FROM A FIRM DEOLININ
THE BOOK BUSINESS.
On Thursday Evening.
21G4 inst., an assortment or popular sad seluslile
works. an interesting subjects, from A bookseller de
crisins_buuneu.
B For particulars zee catslarnes.
A LE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. TWO Si:.
PERIOR HIGH-CANE CLOCKS SEWING MA
CRUSES. BOOKCASEf3, CHANDELIERS. BRCS.
REIS CARPETS. eic,
CARD.—Our sale to morrow thinning. at the Anetion
Store, will comprise. besides 4W lots of exoebent
eond-hand furniture, 2 superior huh-cass eight-dal
elects Imparter sewing machines, superior bookcases
and °Sc. larruturs, plt chandeliers. troy fire-prOot
lame, Brumes. Iterate, sod o th er carpet..., beds and bedding, China and glassware. Ac.. formate as at
tractoini assortment. worthy the attention of Wiles and
others desirous of purchasing.
Catalomma now TO64i, and the artioles arrammi
for examination.
nate at It at.= and WI Masan
SUPERIOR FOILNITURE. R- LATE hilt
RORS. PLOW-PORTE, ER CARPETS.
On Tantidat Morning.
At II o'olook. at the Anotiqn Store. aa 1141 Ot
=t woad hand tanntann, aherntano-twata.
Mink oattollta, eta, tram smite*
hodzeiesPir.s. ramorad to Ow store on 1:011T=
Exeretort Eele.
VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY OF THE
LATE WAI, cocartANE. ESQ. •
On Fnday Escrow:.
Feb. IL enll be sold the rehiable theologise! libre , 7
of the late ' , Kauai Cochrane, Esq., Oy order of ex.
ecutors.
SW For particulars see eats:meg.
WALIAM & BOYLE, AUCTIONEERS
ND COMMIBSION MERCHANTS, No. 11
North MAIN Street. ST. LOUIS, ( tomer}, wit},
Messrs. Myers, Ctsehom k Co. rtoWptile.,f offer
their vermeil to the merchant,. mannLetarers and
others of PhAsdelphie. for the as of dry goods; oar_
pots. boots, shoes, wows's*, Jewelry'. ke.., be.
Ita" Cash advances msde on reeeast. of goods.
&temente woide three doe after s ale .
REFBILENM.
Merin. Myers. Clasher*, k Co., ?has.
Stuart k Brother Phila.
Van Wy et, Townesad,fit Waff*Dil, New York - .
L, is B. Curtis k C0.,)0w Toth..
Wood _ChrilnY, k Sticeas, Mo.
" Crow. AloCrearr. Co.. lint-Bwer//
1/ROCHE AND STELLA SHAWLS AT
A. REDUCED PRICK&
Tatra SurKir Chain Lams Sven') LOMB aad
8Q LIAR E SHAWLS of the celebrated make of Diu floe.
Main:ad. t Co.
BLACK ANI) BROWN CENTRK ETELLAS,
From 83 to Stneach. New BtlPaa
White nod Cokeed Centre di
R n
PRICES ALI. ED COED.
Also. Blanket Shawls and
Oenud Maud&
Bed Blanket&
Anions of French Merino's ris.l
Winter Dress Goods. all minced.
Mons. de Lame ., gocd stile& W, cents.
SHt steles at MK cents.
Good mixed italaaraa sad Plain Di Laza% 114:
eents.
NEW GOODS being daily waited.
Printed Fc
Linens, a g edstd Sas. Bnlliants,
n ew Print& o. t..
Irish ood stock
_CHARLES .I.DM IL
Jsl3 EIGHTH and ARCH
LUPIN 'S DE LAINES'Ste.
•
Pia a mode do Lune,. 37S eta.
Riosllent tdacka at SS and SS eta
Super poslrty at ed and 6. cha
tna noa.itypt gam
inattd wool da lams; r toe eta
laelr bomaunsa. suction lots. Sian.
laek silk alpaosa, he.
Black French tans evils, $2 and RS.
also.
jIIIIISLTN bY the pike sad yard.
SIIEI4Y.NGS. by the gets and yard.
LINENS. by ths pees and Sri
DAM a hK Table Linens. irt cloths. all sizes.
NAPKINS and Doylies. by the ckvsea or nasittl.
TOWELS. WO dozen from tett. tote par ions
ta .-
RED-BORDERED m idtns Instak... Nanloas. sad Dar-
PLANIVELB. inT•sriend.ad
bu sed.
MARAELILLEA foe oolian. toscata, bums come,
Se.
MARA➢I LT , rl3 QUILTS. also Lancaster. Allsodals.
&a.
LINEN SILEVELNOS, soma extra toad and . kcaI Ia tICIINGS, of every {rade.
1 . 6 1
'MERRIMACK rams.
AMERICAN DRY GOO DS GENE RA
fell LLY.PNINT Sd
LARNE? e
ta
RARGARCS FOR SIX WEEKS.
At. THORNLEF_k CHISII. 14. E. oorner EIGHTH
and SPRItt 0 GARDF.S. Wald ritSeeketrall_ y lemma as
;Oho teseralty that from tsnr thanary 11.1.14.1tretat
the later Mutat Wu letll
KEEL GOODS REGARDLESS OF PROMS!
They hays as exeellent am ok of
Loss Broths Ettasr.s.
Ravish led /Lawman Blankets.
Best Slum= asd heating paints.
Limas of OW OfirilDralatir.r..
Flannels. Cloths. sad Chtionsant i s.
A A &KOIIi'OCIC 074.r.NC1 T? SLUM
Beet make of black Etta.
Mennen. Ds Lamar. German ?Datil Plauls. do.
Illsuu of MUCH ys_toods will be 641
uhip.u. COSI' PRICE!
N.B.—lt will Tula to me In a nal. Isle
OSTERY GOODS.-J. 'WM. BOY-
H P
North EIGHTH Street. honor
open his Fall Stock .1f Emery Goode. Underrate
sad Drawers of Centro ght and Waraer s nape nor maze
fsetere. for indite' sad tames' yam. Mena* abate
and Dnoren. tor_ nests and tasks. Memo Hoorn,
Cotton 404117, Woolles Horotry. G:oree and Glani
leta, zoo goao , `weeny sopermEng to the Emery
Demme. J. W. R. reepettfady vottoto, the &Mentos of
fumble to ht.* nook, Wanes them that kal stock Is an -
@noodled for variety by any other in the city, sad that
lie an= are 'sloven those of any other re glair =me.
K. 11.—No abatement made from the prices sa=4.
MI-erfmtf
B LUE PLAID FLANNELS.
Etettnt Brooke Shares.
Flee Cloth Moats.
oollan toes Rbasis.
Pretty 33 and a .at 11.11siaes.
811,3 and St 33 Wool Robes. srortA fIL and 33.
Ftnest Blsok Moassetinta. 311 to Id oasts,
$3 Dent tal-erool s.
CASSIM EWES.
IE for best Any Casemate,.
Good Goods st Rile. and JILL.
Su - Janet* and Cassuneres, 63 to iS
Winne. very enemy.
10 cent first-rate Shots and Drs'wsra
Gloves, Taos, sdkL, Se., *salon tots
COOPER r co:CARD.
NINTH and MARKET.
11. B.—LINFR GOODEI, a lute azd da:tratie stock el
every desensaon.
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY
or
NEW IIALEIeNN.
NO. / (AL at aer cent. balow ate alt.r
eat lubncana; melt itt ate. tit 1 . 12-ireeei cat to:ea./X.-e
-t...yen, et eines, eat er refineries. wallasprefers, eF
'IE.; 0.1 it oNall;//../.E/ wee ta el.L:e.e Les tt.,:a ceee
and aril, tad LA a:: Se:: NI of Lai tea:kerst.: - ..11 , rete.es
perle.ft
It Ms ttee tamed 141.nt! gem. 1 - trxt.
Met/ a. Irimie and edi ;Last; f.‘ t. nod 'taloa:ad atrio,
ttel.l,evtion Of tee Ten tea: •;trect. a•.,..f5/:t varok
it ran for 3.34 =lts aa tit .1.1‘....Ja aa.t, 1 .1 awora ka: t •
/a&& tie.trps. ' , has to dularezza Ires ;att./m:.:4.
The Oaten:loe 01 Matalt . .r.i.vta ta ;a/Loa/I/4 rwatcad.
12101 TO
F.llllM7ietela Ceet , LlEleiteide
New Psraeulge.
Coen neteete I EleNett•, a Vele OrLe• as.
Beleltat's tuft RA-Emery. St. Loa a
1. k FDMAN ..OXF- A teal
144 So.:LS lOU/Lid B:rya - L.
Ft t:l4o.#lla.
I=!1
VAUTION !—ASTROLOGY !—LOOK
om—coop Nrws FOR ALL 1--The eel-yr
/whet Mn. VAX HORN Is the beet; the see
weds when it outer. Live tu'ea. erit
itoehie, ell wbo have been taSerceanhe. deeeirec tT
sle* proaramay to bar for &trete end einnfeTt. la
"V *faun ila atter /oat. She Au the ateret cf
the alfeettone of the °male etx. It is Late filet h induces alithersto yeeteadery td try to
unitete r, tad eiciey ler uteerceeetent. Snit thews
roe the 4lttneira of year Ware wife. tauties.l. cr alerts
plead. it le 'WI Ithoira to the pobith at Lint that the
to the int sad only tartar irt.o out slow the taneta Is
reality. Led eeit.inire entire eateifee:_na oa ay theme.
" ma of lac vd.Sti c 3.13 to terse sae etoevel ty thee.
pads. both m.smod tad ithuos. girin duly' sad te.gerty
•th.t bor. C...oth ono! sow, sit to Na 11Y 1.4)%4 h.h/tD
tweet. Muses lasi 04.• Atha R.... 4 Gri o.
ILL INTONII ENOAUSTIC TILM
foam
PAs:C....Lot/Ay Toys for coral's.
itaitrOilses Foolts.r.s.
od tor drama saa Wu*/ 0w.....ti0r5.
lmoitod wool /or Oa* 'by
161141-
REFINED SUGARS AND S
C. DONOGIII: trt , c..tt ttaa ha t.s.a cr tt MIT
next. at U Mart. It t.T odors Sztt
as.e. at :MI 1011.1: caltit: .al. it-sta. et es av
prott4 etort ette..ta. soap :At ra.:a ; L .
,anou gr 2-1.1-9.
etuaitslat4rs:rtrtatd tad M. , set Faust eat Loaf.
Bagars. A'att, tt.t sad Jars Cuzia.a. Adsassat S'as
dies. and 1(41.. a Fnecl6 grunt" C. -4 "rra.r. .1"....ts •
S LATE ac.—W} , T r T aril/T.4
&CO R 0,4 re trolmttly ea. or tr,tly coo =lvo
ttlit.e.a4 wsrtaztint.aca.t tot - . tryt-....y...tanttext-,1.
Dl ditrecums to TH044.5 GitlfF:.l.
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Oki trtto trt•-•NANA,,,b trt •
SFUGUI.T& SONS.
0 IMPORTERS Or EATAN.I. C:=3.IE.S.
Sio. 2l 4B , tett Ekt , sTst.r.= ,
R•ertre vrcsassi r sai
GARS. wh‘. 4 tartr rurri, ix ew cv ay
proved e trlJ-Is
1411/.liY DEN/Ist, JEWELLi.R. Sll,-
VER-PLATER. RAM: , l'sr• G=z - SEL'et• T:cc
malt h Rlcsater. Gu-nner. sick! Artasta.
1
I hoa have oaa cf 511AW - 3 Alt 1' is AN :
Par RUA by SSA n A BAILEY.
Afti-ins SAIRACR ri.rgad•'2ll', Ps.
300 BBLS Prime a:d Eaztput
Hernag, -NV low flern.r.g.
walnut* Yridt. in core st 4 for 14'•
WM. . TAYLOR & CO.,
dXI 115 and 3
px FAIRBAN KS I , LAI FURII KY.ALI
ParrO r ,N.toW;:f49r
pict.iseu ul.Lalthic, it h 11.6.
Fur 444 or WXTERRILL t BROTIIILLO6.- Q andol KAII fh
(IIiILLS--For sale by WETLIERILL
N 7 'AMU, Ma a ead • Nati
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
8. A. )97 .1R R1180:1.
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