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FOUNTAIN HOTElrecrmd street. above Market.
B A 'num; D c -. . W MoCheoney Sr. le, N Y
t, II Cook, Wash, 4) C •- •W IDtrunond,Wash. D 0
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TIONAL MOTEL—Maisesited. above Third.
nwheenar. Onto - M Monerideraa
ImoHolesnder Morristown, 0 Patterson. Pottsville
H Prdier:Pattevide'
East .1 Campbell, Pa
Sento% brit ip, l 3 dreltnap i ti n i g ene
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Hirt as. Reading - Armen. rotteriller
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Weeneer. ra
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'Mies Wonhter, Middletown
NEHOILANTS' HOUSS—Third at.. ab. Callowbill.
John Roberta, Bybem Daniel Salta. Pcburikill co
Beni B Bookaer,Newtown T Smith, White Haven
N Stark, White Haven John Ilartsr..Monroe co
.limiutdus Beak & la. Pa B M Bubb. Pa
Sni Maliak. Freemainsburg C Lamb. Savannah, Oa
fennel. Lebanon' John Carper. Lebanon
Bohnur man. Allentown Miss Sohnurman."Allant'n
P Albrisbt, Reading H Lehman. Lancaster co
BB.Talmadnit. Altoona Ja lellioks,Centre
Chen Her*, lowa W Scott. Trexlattown
'BM H Williams,W Books ise W H Timmer, Allentown
0 Misr. Pethlehem, Pa
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third st. above CallowhlS.
Levi Hartolett. Amity", Ps W D Hunter. Barks co
R_Qbold. Mt Pleasant Bechtelsville
tinter, Hartevilie B M rubb. Lanrdale
W Cooper, Allentown a Buchman. Feastervillo
- 3 Conrad, Northampton H Conrail. Northampton
Henry Maurer. Pa „W Scott. Praxlertown
i t Healia. Heading A J Wiens. Pa
Selig - , Pa
ooper, Ps
no M C Barn,, Phi la
J B Conrad, Bemville
BAJILBY BJIIIO , GOTlM—Beeond at., below Vine.
Jai Robbing. Bask, co g B Rough. Phila
Nicbd NteholeZCork co- B 8 Ptowo. Boat co
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B pe Raub., liewtoont Winboo_o kyr, Pit
atme Wyokoop. Barber, 11l i -
It Richards, Sandy Springe
COMMERCIAL, HOTEL—Sixth it.. above Chettnet.
retie, Chester co J 0 Taylor, Lima so
mond Brown, Jr, Md ityrorts, Port Deposit
is! Lyon.. Port Deposit Renewer. Chester co
Wright*, Chaster oo ra James. Chester so
Miss Lydia O Chalfant. Pa 0 W LerreardA Pitteburg
" McWilliams, Cheater en dhotis'''. PhDs
Gewthrop & le, Cheat eo Irgr-Panniromiker• W Chao
W C Helma.Prov ji I W Noland & wf. Md
Mu M Noland:Md , le Comm , . Chester co
3 Wilton, Md ' 3 A Reloads Chester to
J W Jaokson. kid - L Book & Ls, Cheater so
ROUST VERNON HOTEL—BeUond at.. 'Aisne 'Mob.
Nit Fennegift Ice Nara. N Y
LAthms, N-Y - H Hoff, N y
WTh Prawns. N , - G M Francis. Barrisburs
Jos Jams', Bogdan Ono Jones, Bethiensin,
BALD MAGLN ROTEL—Third at., above Callowhill.
'Weasel, Dauphin no W B Boott. Darby. Pa
Bimmomi, Indianapolis .18 Hopserman,
B ljaangst, Beth !sham W Edatards. Lehigh co
J W Unapt; Bethleh,m - H Keeler. Books no
IMPORTATIONS.
MePorted for the Pre s.l
RICHMOND - Eltearnehio Penngylvania. Teal-621 bxs
Irebaceo S cues starch T Webster, Jr; 16 bag tobacco
Wardle &Stevenson: 24 do A: &.B Armstrong LSO boxes
pipes Buckner; blaCammon & Co 16 bags rage D Hales:
de hhds sugar Martian & Co; 1 b ox mdse Cornelius &
Baker; 4 boxes bags furs I bag ginseng 2 hags feathers
2 do wool Parker & Telene II bass peaches 1) II Cul
bertson & don; 70 empty bb l. Engle & Wolfe; 86 do 10
.pkgs sundries order. "
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NEE FOITETZ PANE.
A, „ •
;,fita i remthi
Pemtarlvon it rITS, from iticlononal,tia
or olit * *boom , with erase and paw:augers to Thomas
Webster. Jr. :At -OK A kt yeltordar, raw at mho) anal at
4 ,
rk at .roan olf the Came. Pawed bmits Irmo, for
- tmeriera. , sad; Charlotte E Tan: for New York, olf
er 00, -,' - •' - r - - , r ,
teeromopooholiere; Nottoo. II harm from N York,
leor m agarsiialrelo to-4 Alkierdiee
hr 10 athute. Tort,Misra hem Port D e posit.
with gram to lax L Peorley,MAM.-,_ ,
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sehr Immactlie, lolies tl eptib A D 8 Matson & Co.
orr H. tom, Ile,. Bertiotoro, A. worm, Ir. •• -
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(Cornstmendenott of the f'hiledelphf a Exploits - 0 - j_
CAPE ISLAND, 0.. t, Marsh 21, 6 Pm,
The ship ripotionl limay:tot tenuous idenapor off this
*Moe, fa:eolumay with a bo ut oohs The steadier
Belknap, IfelonsMs to: the Camden and Amboy hne—to
'Ma to Tammy in connection with thenteamboat Tien•
ton—hes feet passed la. &bark and *panther of , ohrs
Ina est Una al tenseeti. Wino - qttite 120116 L from NW—
nestlter dool end okkodr. - •
- • roam RUGHES.
_ST TZTRORAPY 70 TICS PRESS.
Arrived, bark Golden litule,l 4 :an ' i l i:iNiat i l l . "°h 21.
mhip
Babride ' - f tiorren. March Cl,
tram Mums; DeuslaarirOm atti a- rt i gi. brig, Athens'.
[Pr steamship liorth,Briton )
I..ivirpOol, *arch irnved, Mona AdVa.lloB. from
Mobilo; American mad !dolma% Iron% SOO Orleans;
Illaseltias, from Savannah.,
'__ •, ,L -- • , BIRMORANDA,
• mosimamor, ikmakm.Bellew, hence, arrived at N York
yesterday.
• .. ~ , ..
• Staantship Caro( Raohmoad, Mitchell, henoe, arrived
at Riehmond With Inst.. -
' htesonabir ilainbodg. Rowel., waled _from Boston
lOth inst. far Philadelphia. •
&animator Bde Ford, (new) Hallett. from Wilmink
-t,lietealihrgiA•tirgattidllao,LY;litir, Ore r ati . at New York
yesterday for ardisams. „
Ship Tarar. Van woe. from Cape Town, COT, Jan
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28. arrived - at Nam York yewerday.
• 86110140 v Inman, Lkyrdifrom glhanithise, arrived.at
New Ykrir yasterdar. , • • -• .
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Ship W &ars Haowles, at Boston With inst. from
01141119,U15.. , 8 . og , Cape -Gond Ropy. Jan Sikh. ship
North A a. Pronto/ from Colimatta for New yorka
Hark d I. Hest , Ginn' 11110 de - Janeiro, ar
rived at n e mead wth net,...• -, •
-
Bark F tliblaillltt Bigg from Psis Rhumb 1, arrived
at Haw York . esterday. ' •
Brig War Haele, - Wdliatos. hones for Port an Primo,
Was rimed lath lust, let 43. lOU MO. steering 8 SE.
Bohr B Plower, Rayner, skated at New York yester
day for Philadelphia. • • -
Bahr B & J NM Id t. .fiennett, keno*, via Baltimore, lir
"VarAllgelal, 8.1 g nitni i =d St Pep York yesterday
for Yana. - ,
achiri a • i lda V McCabe, Pickup, I. Mager, (Holbo rn ,
and. &matte,- Tall, lento, arrived at Richmond
111th •
klehr Ringgold, Crowell, Bleared at Beaton 20th inst.
for Zlniadolphs.
Behr - 1g Ogarrevant. Dole, from New York, arrived et
Wilmington, NO,l9th Met -
• 'Bohr ,Alabame. Rao alder, cleared Wilmington, N
O.
70th met. for New vork.
Mehl ?demi Taylor, Ntokergon, for Philadelphia, Nailed
Me
AIM Redford 19th inst.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SOUTHIDIN AND WESTERNMSECHANYS, AND
the trails generilly. are solicited to examine the large
and weliweleoted stook of Window Shades, Trimmings.
Curtain Materials. Upholstery Goods, he., at No. gBO
CHESTNUT Street, below Seventh- At this establish
ment will terfoitsd the largest. twat, and cheapest as
sortment of the aboye Roods to be seen in tin city.
;
W. HENRY PATTEN, '
""630 CHESTNUT Street.
•
' LONDON CLUB SAIICR.—This celebrated
European Banos, lately introduced" into this country by
Pecker, Bros., London and now being generally need
throe/cheat the United States possesses an unrivalled,
riohness and delicacy of taste super.or to all others, lo
an el:umlaut aid to digestion, and is highly reooin
*ended for (hostels. It takes precedence of the Wor
cestershire Sauce, and se mkt at half the price. Bold by
A. J. PARKER, wholegale agent for the United States.
and by all resPeetable groeers z and dealers in pickles and
preserves. , tuhiti-thstulm
RANTED
M. FINKIJI . B SWING MAORINISS ARE WAR.
RANTED MIL best for all kinds of Family Sewing or
i4lltlidideting purposes. If they do not work well they
'will be exchanged. or the orbs* refunded.
. , -
'Prioneni, and upwards: - PH CHESTNUT Streat. up
chits , - - ; ' rabid-turn* Ot^
DEAF ' MAD)! TO - MOAB -A . 1180111114311t0 to
sasist. the Waring in every variety, and of the afloat
approved oonstruotion, at P. MADEIRA'S Ear Instru
ment Depot, No; 111 South .TENTII Street. below
Chestnut /treat. inhl3 tuthwet
Tint a elf ARLBS RIIIDSISCK 0111,312AGINIS.
—This is the purest arttele of Champagne now in the
market, end is called "Charles Efetdateek." Grottos
MUTUAL No. 736 South FRONT street, Ls the
*mt. fetrinth 3m
Bsamitsos - Serum FUND—Di °STRIVEN
CORIUM SECO/1116W WALlerr EITHUTIL—DepOiIer re
solved in small: and large amounts, from all olamiee of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER MINN P. per 41711217 M.
Money may be, drawn by °hooks enthoet lons of In
termit.
Moe Dien daily, from 9 until i o'olook, end on non
day and Satin* until nine in the evening. Pied
dent. PRLNICLIN FELL; "Treasurer and Secretor."
QUO;M. MORRIS. •
•
WINDOW SUADU Duiscr FROM OUR OWN
manuffictary. W. HENRY PATTEN.
;mh71:76• ND CHESTNUT Street.
RAVING - FUND"—NATIONAL Shanty! Thus
Ciourasy.,-9bir** by . th• Mato Of Penni - Irani&
•
.1: *Misr is teosiVed ?TIDY dab and ut any MaciuM
large or' ' • '
it Vint PEA MIT. interest is paid for morieVrosi
the day it is put in.' . ,
Tike -
MOW is edwaje Sad Mick in WWI whenever
it is nailed tor, sod without notion.
'll. - Money le remise(' from Ralcuters• Administrators,
atierdriesei and other Trustees, in twee or small sumo,
ts - remain • long or short period. , -
's: The moserreosived from "Depoeitora is Invested In
lad Notate. 11,741101.1. Onnuid Zeta, ask! other first
ottiiiseieuritina
Id, Wird open every day—WALNVT Street, southwear
dancer Third stmt. Philaddlehis. Aid
fltrelliANT 10 TAILORS AND
jig thvier & Biker Bowing-Machine COMPRI,' hese
Jostintrodueada niitr and superior ehtittle4llaohine,
brie Alsip, high amid. ,with latest improvements.
IPnc, 1116. - For Sale at N 0.710 CHFATTIUT BrkEET,
- ' •
WO 'Palos' Clidniriffei OP TDB LAMY:
firiaa, Wads in the best wanner, exrreedy for RIN.-
TAM 11A11.481.' LOWEST selling prises marked in
inatirhsinks. .All - goods made tip oidor warranted satin
&gm. "Out.ONE-Pilleg sjeteni is striotly, adhere
sip is we belisnthis to be the only fair way of dealing.
AU*. ghhiehy teagednirke.
Amelif " SN KAMM Otreet.
Halle ISOI I iOni„OWNINA
' • IUPXOVID - 11011111.11.-THREAD
' '"'' Fisist Wait
- ' 110140111,4 IN4'44l•ltir *Meth
•-4 t‘:
WINDOW SWIDDIS,
taroOlonitedo4aDialemouttiAPidelteriVensGritois Ott
Op* 101rOkidia;Plits Tivi.4l4}lrttioletiste: • •
get/WT. -
1041.20• • CiIEISTAUT ktreet.
*lime& iliwoos •
tfieirltti
8410.
fo
The Fismily (WNW Mooldne, Ti
Thing* Sawing ,
Z. M. BINGER
411-4ka No. 810 affEsTruT Eltreet.
EtAikierroari Futi•lipAiorr SAssa.—A very
haite. assortment of SALAMANDERS for male at rea
sonable prioas;No. NN CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
• auSit.tf • - • EVANS & WATSON.
➢MARRIED.
• TYLER—BUZBV.—On the 14th instant, by Prionda'
ceremony, at the residence of her father, 'Benjamin A.
Tyler,' of Greenwich. eumberland county, N. J., to
Motiaent. daughter of Isaac, Buzby, of Moorestown,
Burlington county, N J.
HAiritm—NKLLEY.—On the 11th inst.. by Recorder
Fueu, Morris Haines to Miss Matilda Nelley, both of
Moorestown. New Jersey. -
WiIeRRIS9N—RUM.On the lath inst., by John G.
n, V. D. M., Mr. Ashton Harrison to Miss tuth
Hums, both of tins city.
DIED.
WARNER.—On the 19th instant, Ella Otis, infant
daughter of Ralph N. and Xenieli F. Warner, aged 4
months and 19 days. '
MoOONNIDAL.—On the 20th inst.. James .MoOonnt
gal. in the 40th year of his age.
The relatives and friends, and also the lifenteomery
Ledeep No 19, A. Y. M. are reepeetfully invited to at
tend hit funeral, from his late
, residence . No. 2407 Cal
; street, on Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, without
further notice. Interment at Monument Cemetery. •
DAILY.—On the 16th instant, Mr. John Daily, aged 40
years.—
Funeral from his late residence, Dauphin street. above
Frankford road, Nineteenth ward, on Sunday afternoon
ne l t iltrl h En' t g-t t n 4 lhe al igi ‘ instant, Mrs. Elisabeth
Tarb.itt. wife of Henry Tarbett, in the 224 year of her
Funeral from her late residence, 2109 Lombard street,
this (1 hursday) afternoon. at 3 o'olook.
SEARS —On the lota inst., at Blackwoodlown, N.
Rev Homer Seam, aged 45 years, late roster or the
Baptist Church at that place.
Funeral glue (Thurs,lav) morning. 22,1 instant, at 10
°Week. Funeral service.at the Baptist Chifteh. •
W EST.—On the 20th met., of scarlet fever, Julia Os.
terloh. daughter of Wm. H. and Rosina Weat, aged 1
year and 9 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 1210
South Third sr.. below Carpenter, this (Thursday) af
ternoon. at o'clock. •
wisHITERE aD.—On the 19th instant, John, eon of
William and Hannah Whitehead, in the 33d year of his
are.•
Funeral from his late residence. No 12 North Sixth
street, this (Thursday) afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
WODB oRT.—On the 20 . E instant. Francis A.. eon of
Francis A. and Elizabeth N. Wolbort, aged 3 years and
4 months.
Interment at St. John's Chnroh. corner Brown and
St..Tohn eta . this (Thursday lafternoon. at 3 o'clock. •
ENGLIbIL—On the 20th met., Rebecca English, of
Burlington. N. J.
Funeral from the residence of D. Moisten, in Moormi
town. N. J., this morning, at 10 o'clock.
e'AOAN.—On the 20th inst., Mrs. Eliza Eagan, in the
60th year of her are.
Funeral from the residence of her Leon-in law. No.
16 Hickey street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two
o'clock -
THOMAS.—On the 19th inst.,Elizabeth. wife of Wm.
S. 'homes. in theD3th year of her age.
coral from the residence of her husband, 732 South
at ' (Thursday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
DA ' ILlt.—On the 20th inet., , Merv.daug titer of Michael
and Ann Daily, aged 1 year and 11 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. Now Mar
ket et., this (Thereat's) a ft ernoon. eta o'olook. •
FR A LEY.—On the 19th inst., Mrs. Emily Fraley, in
the 40th year of her age.
Funeral from her lets residence Nn. 1147 Sites 'treed,
this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
STOUT.—On the 16th inst., Mr. Jacob Stout, in the
40th year of his aim..
Funeral from his late residence, Penn street, Moupt
Vernon, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
8361 211.—0 n the 20th lost , Ahoe Smith, in the 66th
year of her age.
-Funeral from the residence of her- husband, Wruh
,-r...ton street. below Franklin. Norristown, remit., this
(Zfiereday) afternoon. a met., ock. •
LINCS.—on the 20th Mary Linus, in the 76th
of her age.
Funeral from her late tesidence.l3o4 Frankford road,
above ThOmpion street, on Friday morning, at Mf,
o'clock.
MOURNING SILKS.—BESSON SON
have removed their Mourning Store to No. 948
- CHESTNUT Street. and ,zfler for We at their
. SILK LOUNTER.
Black Oros Grains, PoUlt de Soles, Gras de Rhine',
patent Boiled hilvs, fired and striped Foulards,
modea, SECOND
SECONDMOURNING SILKS.
Gras and purple. gray and black. purple and white.
and black and white dress Silks, black and whiteneat
cheek and stripen Silks, black and white, blank and
purple, and plain lead• Foulard Bilks. snide
rr . r . PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD t.:oAtrAlVY.—Offieti 211 SOUTH
idIRTIL Street.
Pnit..tl , StlitlA, Mandl 21, MO.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this
Company. dueon the let proximo, are requested to
leave them at this office on or before the 31,4 instant,
whim reeeipte will be given. and cheeks will be ready
for delivery on the 2.1 proximo in exchange for said re
ceipt.. S. BRADFORD.
mh22.9t • Treasurer.
NOTICE.—THE FOLLOWING NUM.
berg °nil° North Pennsylvania Railroad 6per
cent. bonds have bAim lost And payment of coupons due
January 1 IMO, end bonds has been /topped:
One el Xi. No. 2 SM. with coupons.
One 6610, N 0.76.1, with coupons.
Also. one 81 06! hoed, No. I 82.9 of Pittsburg. Fort
liVnYno, and Ohioan° Railroad contraction 7 per neat.
bond with coupons, Including one due January 1. 11360.
mh2l 2t. U. M. WARR.
LECTURE BEFottE TILE PIERIAN
TrarlTUrr, by Wit.LIAM RoBFATi, Jr.,
at he 13. E. corner of Ninth and Swine Garden strees,
on FILIDA V evening, the 23d inst., at tti o'clock. Sub
ject.•
Small Vicar:: The public of both sexes in
Adoliasion free.
rtrRAIRITUALEME.—MISE EMMA MAR
DINGN, of .New York. one of the most able end
ZIT: t reß o ilrrY a , g rtie wi dld " 417. ~.a r ite lM otilf.
Tmkeui lo canto. , For sale at B. Barry's, Fourth and
Chestnut strews ; itt0.234 North Ninth 'greet ;202Fmak
ho soeet ; Spring Garden street; 143 Green street;
NO Arch street ; or at the door or the hall. r0h2044.
ITT-AT THE REQUEST OF MANY OF
our citizens, Esc. A. A, wibtxrs will room
his new, popular, andpetrmtio lecture. •• A rjoA for
our Country," to TIONAL, RALI,OLARKET at.,
above Twelfth. on THURSDAY EV.h, , ViJR(i, March
12d. Tickets = cents. For sale at the:principal book
and music stores ; t the Sore or Messrs Bores & Moore,
No. 210 North Etsllth street; and at the door. Doors
open at 7—commence at 8 o'clock. mba)-St"
rixTHE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
the "Young Men's Central Home Mission." la
boring in Bedford street. and Baker street, and vicini
ty. will-be held on 'THURSDAY VEN IND. Marsh 22,
at 7yf t o check, at the Union M. E. Church, Fourth street,
below Aroh street.
interesting addresses will barna& bY the Rev. George
F. Kettell. of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Rev. Dr. Castle,
Rev. Franklin Moore, and Milers.
EDMUND S. YARD,
JOSIAH B. 51 EEI.MAN,
WM: C. bTEVEN , ON,
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
EDWARD J. KENNY,
JOHN WADDING,
Committee.
irT• A CARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.
nlriticeis of the strike of a portion of oar men, about
one•third of the whole number employed, and an adver
tisement of an association which engendered. and is
endeavoring to maintain. an antagonism between work.
Men and employer., having appeared in tho paper*, we
notice them to aorreet the misstatements.
It is not true that we are desirous of employing men
more than ten hours per day ; neither is it true that we
hate reduced the price for overtime. The rule which
the assomation desires us to change or abrogate Is as
follows, is:
Work necessary Wl* done before or after reular
hours wil e very ted et wi ll do
quarter time, an when
expected one will do hie part cheerfully
called upon." •
Thu rule has beau in, operation ro yeses and two
months, without alteration br modi cation. It is priht
ed in large type, ands oniquelumaly p seed In every work
room kW office in our establishment since January,
IBM. This was the first and only Rule we ever had' on
the object. Yrs vi ous to this we had no published rules,
and overwork was done at various rates. as foreman end
men agreed upon ; but generally, and prineipally,at time
and quarter time or 25 percent advance on day swages.
In making the rule the price was fixed at the highest
average rates of other city shop!: work done at the
rates fixed is a loss to the proprietor. We therefore
virtually abolished, end so worded the rule—i. e.. when
Neee , sorV, and on no other &cermet do we permitit.
To show our estienation of overwork, we will state
that, during the year of IN2), the average amount of
overwork per man was throe hours , and the difference
to the man, if his wages are 82 per day. le Ib oonts per
annum, via: at our rates 71 venue, at the association's.
M. 90 cones. It is evident, from this statement, that
it is but a plea to yet the control of shops in wholii their
membere are employed, and to prevent employment of
any who are not members of the association. And as a
further pmof of this, we quote the 2il article of the con
stitution of the assocudion
" The objects of ;hie Union shall be to unite and aa •
'mete together as far as practicable, the efficient
workmen of the two trades represented in this Associa
tion, for the purpose of securing concert of notion in
whatever may be regarded as conducive to their united
interests, as the nttaininent of a fair rate of wages. the
shortening of and rendering uniform the hours of labor,
the fixing of a proper ratio of apprentices to journey
men,,the protection of the regularly -apprenticed nets
chants,, and the abolition of obnoxious and oppressive
rules in workshops."
This organization, screening itself from responsibi
lity by its scorer character, not only governs its own
members, but seeks. by intimidation and throats, to
prevent those from working who are anxious and wil
ling to do so. They declare in their preamble that
" The relation 'between capital end labor must, of
necessity, (so far its the price of the latter is con
cerned.) result in an antagonism of interests."
We think otherwise, and intend to manage our own
tipsiness in the recognition of the mutual interests ex
isting between our meh and ourselves.,
No ebjeotion to thepractical operation of our rules
has been manifested by our workmen acting inde
pendently of this association. litany of those ` who are
Moldworkp their regrets fo l low srike. and
Would resume at once if free to their own
judgment.'
With this statement we leave the manor to the Judo
moat of the publio.
mhtiltf M. W. BALDWIN & CO.
las OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
hlancn, 1800.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. due July 1.
IWO, can now receive. upon application at this office, 10
f er cent. in cash, upon the terms epeoified in the emu
%Cr:lSL aro also entitled to the benefit of n Pink
ing Pund of 8140 000 per annum, as established by the
stookholders at their annual nieettng, held Jaratery 9,
18,38, and In pursuance of the contract, entered into by
the company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
fleet. E DFOR,., Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notate to the Holder, of Phi/a/le/Min and Brodie[
Railr oa d Company Mortgage Bonds, due Tray 1, 1800,
Those bonds aro secured by the first mortgagee on the
road, amounting in the augraillino to 43,903.400. The
net revenue for his last fisua year wee nix tunes the
amount of the annual iniereet on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them fora penod of
twentifeeere. the holders retaining the bonds no,, the
securilP 'of the mortgages in the precise row:Minn in
whigh they are now hold. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest. payable half-yearly, will be issued
A bonus of 10 per cent. will be given to the bolder.. in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cesih to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a reempt and presenting; their Teepee.
tire bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement. ,
.
Forms of rearopt and endorsement will be furnished
OR eevlioation.
By order of the Bourd of Manegers.
ml-tf FL K. dIcII,IIBNNY. Seeretsry. •
IF YOU WANT PORTRAITS FOR
your.uarlore,gst lafo • eise Photo g rap hs an Oil; if you
want Moisture Flatiron, Pbotographe.iilntn or Street,
ter-colors, at ItElAltlit'd Gallery, et,OOND
above Green. It.
HENRY E. KEENE,
ATTOR NEY-AT•LAIV.
Ras REMOVED from No. 530 Waits'. street to No. 255
South TRIRD Street. mb2r-3m.
JONES' PATENT BUTTER-WORKEN.
Western Merchant", pairymen .and other" who
are interested in the operation of working Butter, or re
working and packing it for distant markets. are in
formed {hat the above-mentioned machine is now on
exhibition at the Union Hotel, on arnh street, below
Fourth,. where all persons engaged in the Mimesis
are invited to call and see the greatest labor-saving
Machine ever introduced for that Purpose. mh2s.3l.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS,
received per elite Horatio, ko., consi•tini of Crape,
Silk, Itrocade. and Pineapple Dresses, PC" la'
paue se Work-hoxes, Wattere, /to., Hold, ; a
curious Dessert Set of Jade atone, richly carireo, with
a Variety of curiosities.a also a finolv-exeouted paint
'lnt of nhaughae, at Pio. 8 WIBT f r ENN SQUARE,
(t amok street.) first house above Market et. WM 6t.
STEAM REPINED SUGAR and SYRUPS.
p. DONOGHUE, )5 South WATFR Street, with
the view of closing teonnees on the let of May next, now
afore for eel°, at reduced pncee, for m o t , or on ap
proved short oredit. the balance of hie stook of steam
refined Hoare end Syrups, inoludinx a large nod general
eiwortment of Philadelehts. New York. end Baltimore
manufacture. /tam, etdementme Candles, of city Iniorp,
end Kelly it French-tweedy oolorino. fmh22.11,07
fIOOR RICHARD'S EYE-WATER IS
;;;., r t. mare and ,
,t perfect i
quahpes. Directions
round the bottle. To'be had orfifl
sale ofEl d. • urure iste t and whole-
Philadelphia CO.,CO.,3dSTRAWBERRYStreet,
Philadelphia mid/ 6t•
O.BEBOLD k BRO)S fine ligatintore
TOMATOFS can be had every day In the week
and the mill pleat la Philadelphia at rattli flritale
MAK-Kka. Bold open &wait Fiat Luau/ alma
tuatailt* •
~..nno,,,,plisss,wpinumigumw.,, THILREMAYii: - .!1.K..'„ '.: PPL..AI, 5 1 1 ; 86 .0i 4' . ..i .
SALES: 3SY. AUCTION.; .
BAZA:A.Ri , ,NOTH AND SAN
SOM nit-EMT& - • - -
fßear of the Confidante lintel.") •
AUCTION BALE OF, BOXIER, VEHICLES, &c.
On giosriley Merging,
' AllO o'elook, oemprlsing .• '
A pair of grey carriage boreal, (to *Sold separately. )
• A ,W aeon Germantown Way O u r. with Irish doors and
Iveter runt double harness, km.
NT Bale peremptory.
Also, - •
knelt Of very superior bleak horse's, (horse and
mare.)_
A shitting-top Watson wagon, polo and nhaßa, cost"
$300; Penrod' double harness, oust ems; a lmae har
ness. blankets, robe, whip, ?re.
CT The property of a gentleman breaking up his
stable. Iptory., Also,
A very superior fast-trotting brown'horse.
A light trotting wagon, solkey, harness, am.
tine share in the Point Breese Park Aagooiation.
igir The whole the property of a gentleman breaking
up his stable. Bale peremptory, '
Also.
A buy horse, binning 6 years old.
A fine gray horse, 15)g haude high.
A Mating-top buggy wagon, by Branin•
A brown horse. 16 hands high, 6 years old.
A very stylise Northern-bred gray hrse.
A dapple-gray horse, 8 y ears old, ol dands high.
A fast-trotting bay horse, 7 years l
A Northern-bred dun horse. 6 years old.
A fast trotting gray horse. 6 years old
A bay horse, 7 rears old, le% hands high.
A very stylish bobtail gray horse, 6 years old.
A long-tail brown mare. 8 years old.
An express wagon, on three springs.
A bay horse and dearborn Wagon.
A gray horse. 8 years Old, le handl high.
A dark-brown home, 9 years old.
A bay mare. 8 years old, 116 hands high.
A blank roan horse. IS years old.
A bay horse, on account of whom it may
A 13rania no-top ; harness, blanket., whip. Sce.
A superior bay saddle horse ano Watson sulker.
The celebrated Black Hawk stallion, ~; Porn
MoKlb
ben,"
A roan work horse, 16)i hands high.
Aloe, other horses.
Also,
At the commencement of the sale, will be sold—
A large collection of desirable new and second-hand
carriages, wagons, harness. &0., inelluling—
% An extension.top liarouche, by Rogers, one 8400.
An extension-top barouolie, byßogers with pole.
A (Bost o no-top wagon, extra high wheels. by Roger*:
A chaise. as good as new, ooet 8176.
A light no-top Watson wagon, pole and shafts, cost
SM O.
A well-made hay wagon.
Also, dearborn and examen wagons.
Also single and double harness, saddles, &a.
88 , Bo postponement on account of the weather.
ALFRED hi. DERKNESS.
mh22-0t if Auctioneer.
BAZAAR. NINTH AND SAN
• .-7- - ••••• SOM BTREFTS.
MO CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.
TWENTH-NINTH SEMI-ANNUAL TRADE SALE
AT PHILADELPHIA.
On Wednesday Morning •
March 11, at 10 o'clock, at the
BAZAAR, NINTH AND RANSOM STREP I , TB.
(In the rear of the " Continental Hotel,"/
Will be sold—
Over Two Hundred and Fifty CARRIAGES.inoIudIng
fifty of Dunlap's best Buggy Wagons, with and without
tops.
Ul' most of the work will b., warranted.
far No Postponement on account of the weather.
MT Sale peremptory. Tonne cash.
ALFRED AL HERKNESS, Atiotioneer.
• 50 DUNLAP( WAGONS AT
-"--" AUCTION.
The suhscriberwalt sell at auction, at the Trade Bale
of Alfred M. Harkness.
On Wednesday Morning,
20th March. at 10 n'eteek, at the
PHILADELPHIA BAZAAR, NINTH AND RANSOM
ST ir Elt'l S. PIIII.ADELPHI A.
ABOUT FIFTY BUGGY WAGONS.
With and without tops; and some light Germantown
and Rookaway Wagons.
W These wagons are built in a anporior manner, and
of the best materials , and are fully equal, all re
specie, to any sold at my factory, or built to order.
Oar All of them will be warranted to the purchasers.
WM. DUNLAP, Coaohmaker,
FIFTH and BUTTONWOoD Bonet,.
mhto-et if Phalad•lphiter
SPECIAL PEREMPTORY -SALE OF
I,IOD CARTONS
FRENCH FLOWERS,
At Six Months' Credit,
On THURSDAY MORNING, March SI, commenoing
at 10 o'clock precisely.
The particular attention of the trade is invited to this
sale, which will comprise a full and oomplote assort•
meat of the newest and most choice styles, just landed
and never exhibited for private sales.
Stirlitimples arranged for examination early on the
morning of sale.
B. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer,
mbli.4t 401 CORSTNUT ST 0 BST.
THE BEV. DR. STORK'S WORKS. -
LINDSAv & BLAXIBTON
.eublish :
ROME SCENES OF THE NEW TESTAMENT;
or. Christ in the Family. I vol.. Ismo. el.
" This volume will ha a welcome miter to the family
circle. It presents home scones in an attractive and in
structive style. The author blui drawn out the incidents
in a manner that cannot fail to interest."—Christion
ArttlOT.
1.
THE CHILDREN OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.
1 vol.. 12mo. 76 cents.
The general contents, the devotional and lovely
spirit that pervades it. the sound sentiments. the en
couragements to parents to bring up their children in
toe fear of the Lord, the abounding consqations for
those who, in God's providence, have been called to
yield up their little ones to Him who gave them—these,
and other characteristic*. render this hook one of the
most interesting and.valuable of the kind that have for a
lofts time bean presented to the pfiblie."—Lutheran
Otarrver.
LINDSAY & 81, AKISTON. Publiehers,
, 110.20 S. SIXTH Street. above Cheetnet.
117 - A largeassortment of Books. at the lowest prices.
Catalogues of our own Heligioue and hliscellaneons
publications furnished upnn application. inh22
NEW BOORS AT HAZARD'S.
721 ONES PNUT street.
FUNDAMvNTAL :IDEAS OF Mi.CILA . NICS AND
EXPERIMENTAL DATA. By A. Morin. Revised.
translated, and reduced to English units of measure: by
Ramon Bennett, Civil Engineer. Ono vol., Bvo., cloth.
STAUNTON'S CHESS FROXIB. A Supplement to
the Chess Player's Hand Book. One vol. Doha's Li
brary. $1.75
LECTORS FROM SWITZERLAND. Br - Samuel
Nevins Prime, author of "Travels in the East,"Ae.
One rel., cloth. 6126.
THOUGHTS TN AFFLICTION , By Rev, A: S. Thal-
A• M. Trinity College : to which is added DK
HEAVED PARENTs CONSOLED. By John Thorn
ton. Also, Sacred Poetry, carefully selected by e
Clersymnn. 60 cents.
OUR BIBLE CLASS AND THE GOOD TRAP
CAME IT. By mien Caroline Fanteld.
RHYMING& By Hower,' Wainiight,
HEAD AND HEART FRUITS. A volume of Juve
nile Foome. By G. Reed. nili22.3t
10IINNY CROSS AND THE JESUITS.
• —The exposition of this " &forst Political Order."
Price Twenty Ave cants. For sale by
Orr. southeast Cptllor Second and Almond.
Mowry, Post Mice. Dock street.
933 Ridge avenue, above Vine.
rvortheast corner Race end Madison.
Ridge avenue. Twelfth and Spring .tarden.
Depot, northeast corner Plinth and Omen.
Brooks, Eleventh, below Master.
Myers, Girard avenue, above Front. •
Muff, southwest corner Third and Coates.
Booksellers and Periodical Dealers generally. Wen St"
OPENING OF RICH PARASOLS.
LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS
WILL OPEN, ON
THURSDAY, MARCH 12.
A Large Assortment
Of
RICZI PARASOI.S.,
Which they are enabled to offer
At Manufaeturers' Prices
ALB.),
LS LOTS OF SILKS FROM AUCTION.
tnb2LSt• OYU CHESTNUT Street.
BLOOD'S PENNY POST—For the do
livery of Lettere, Circulars, and Pamphlets of
Bank, Insurance, and Meeting notices threnglieut the
city, and for the collection ot_letters for U.S. mails.
Boxes for the reception of Letters.„&c.. at most of the
Principal drug:, and other stores throne houtithe city.
Collections from all the boxes FOUlt TIMES EACH
DAY, for city d-livery.
Lettere for 13. S. Mails collected and delivered to the
Post Office FIVE TIMES EACH DAY, en evening col
lect.on being made at 7 o'clock P. IVL, to meet the night
matte.
City delivery, one cent each letter, if prepaid, or two
cents. collected on delivery. Lettere to the Post Office
and answers, to advertisements must alwns a be prepaid.
Directed circulars, cards, or pamphlets, in quantities,
delivered at very low rates.
Invitation and wedding (lards will be delivered with
out stamp or mark of any kind. at a charge or two cents
each, a separate assorting being made of soon matter,
and especial care being given them.
Insurance companies, some tea, banks, 0., wring a
large number of stumps, supplied at a die t.
Dispatch and Government stamps for a at all the
Principal box stations.
e Sprawl messages sent from the office runt
the city, et it charge of five tents and upwa cord
ing to distance. . s, 1
rarsons advertising in the Miners, under any word or
name, care of Blonde Dispatch, by sending their ad
dress to the office, can have all answers enveloped and
sent to them without charge.' _
0 Priv r at r e l a otte c r- a boxes at the office. for the convenience
e toe d . d it t e l e Z r on enrfolfileirotrliii4mvionilftli much
wir
Alone!, jewelry.. sou other articles of intrinsic value,
will not be received nor delivered by Biped's Penny
Post. except by special mesaenser, In which case the
article must be left at the principal °dice, and regis
tered; and thaproprietors of ling stations are requested
in all rases to retiree such articles.
Nonce that the name of . Blond's" in on every box
and sign before you de posit your letters.
applications wilt now be received from persons de
siring boxes in their atones, and the boxes supplied
wino the neighborhood will yin trent it.
New Mans are being made, and will be furnished to
every station In the course of a few weelis, and new
boxes to akili etation in a few months. The st,tions
will be rewired with as many of the new show cards as
desired. .
t he propri niftier it a favor to receive in
formation fro won of the slightest neglect or
delay on the pa carriers.
i _ .
fro
Inhn
mir.i. EL .a.tiT HOCIIERSPERGER.
B.oeci's Penny Post orrice.
No. 42 eolith F I Frn Street.
CONUNDRUM.—Why is a stump
politi
otnd like n whale 2 Because they are both spoutere.
" Very like a whale.. Ban Rice map put the shove in
hie vocabulary, on condition that he Beds for us nt least
one act of 1iN10:22 GARMENT PAT riaras. at No. sot
OHIMNUT 'Street, third story, id the City of Bro
therly i cove.
Erdal St• J. R. BHANNUATID.
WHITE CURTAIN'S. ENULISII LACES
• • for 32,&2 W, 38. 19A,89. and 97a parr, video and
long. W. 11. GA It FLY Ti n.,
mIL2I. at 719 CRVATNUT street.
EAGLEsn. CARPETINGS.
Tai,eatry, Domelo, Ingrain, and Vonitian Car
ratings.
Also, American Carpetinen and Oil Clothe, in groat
variety, for sale, at the Inwet (mall prim.. by
REEVE L. EN [OUT,
Impnrter and Dealer,
201 tooth SEC,UND street,rob2l.lm Ai.eve Spruce, west aide.
GOl D BOIVD. WINDOW SHADES,
Ito $l2 eaoh. H 04 RRYI, k BRO., •
. mh2l-6t 719 BIAB , TNIIT Street.
OTLS.-7,000 gals Extra, Bleached Whale
Oil, 6 OWgale Extra Racked Whale Oil, 10) bbla
Pure 'Patinae/DOH- in store and for sale by
ROWLEY, ASHBORNER, & CO',
mh2l No. 13 South W H RVES.
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!! !—You
can have any Gook YOU see Advertised sent to your
Address, POST-PAID. you can have any article ycu
Nish that cannot be obtained in the city or town you ill
auto, sent
to your midterms lower than 3cm could buy it
yourself. bend for a Catalogue, and Address
JOHN MOH AN,
General Purchasing Asenriv.
mh11) ltd 4tW • 140 South THIRD st., Philadelphia
►B9OKSELLERS AND STATION
... Eits,_stan.opi. Inatrumentc manufactured
in WiTiOrn) sizes and qualities; tit, rev:lento Views, re
cently Imported [coin Enelano and I. ranee, and sold at
the lowest prince to the trado by
et. J. FRANKLIN,
mhlo•Gtif 112 South FOURTH St., below Chestnut.
TO VIE PUBLIO.
CAbfrollfg'S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above patent is deemed, by scientific' and ',mutt ,
oat men, to be the very beet over collared to the public',
and needs only to be aeon in stoma' operation for ltd
merits to be appreciated. Nothing ever introduced le
eo correctly adapted for ventilating private and public
buildings eahoole , hospitals, engine bongos. mines,
"team any nailing mime's, and for the cure of smoky
chimneya they have no *vial.
Manufactured and for eale,_wholesale and retail, et
the Ileating_and Ventilating Warerommi of
. il3. WILLIAhIS,IIS2I..IARKEr Street, Phila.
Portioned attention will be given to all. deteriptione of
heating and ventilating by the undereigned, who has
been mw yew s practically engaged la the stare bun
gee. Also for sate, Signe' Juetly:oeleorted warm-air
laltalt"g range* bath tgiarcintraidtbs
NEW PUBLICATIONS. .
sPRING. OPENINer..
THOS. W. EVANS & DOS
WILL HAVE THEIS
FIRST OPENING OF
SPRING MANTILLAS
THURSDAY, 22d inst.,
TRH ♦BBOHTMENT WILL COMPRISE/
ALL THE LATEST
PARIS NOVELTIES.
818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh2l-5
NEW SILKS.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.
Respectfully announce to the public that they have
JUST OPENED.
And offer for the week,
A FRESH ASSORTAIHNT OF
NEW SILKS.
31.18 r LANDED PROM THE
STEAMER JURA,
ALL NEW STYLES.
1 AND ELEGANT 000D3,
.NEVER OFFERED IN AUCTION,
BUT WILL BE RETAILED AT VERY
REDUCED PRICES.
A LARUE LOT OF
RICH FIGURED BLACK SILKS,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
The above, with their immense stook, forms the
largest assortment in the oit►.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh2o-3t
1860. OPENING. 1860.
T}llB AIORNING, AND DURING THE WEEK,
SPRING MANTELETS
AND .
NEGLIGE OLOAKS.
la. Great Variety, at the
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM
_. 5 1" • J. Wei PROCTOR.
rnhl7-tf No. 708 CHESTNUT Street.
VERY IIEAVY RUSSIA TAI.LII LINEN,
vl# Yards wide. SO eta ; 2 yarde wide. 72 ota., and
the finest. $l. Kunkabsog Towelling. 1214 cte , all
linen. 1 bale Rllll/114CrarnhOCUI.; do.. 10, and ono very
flue, 7234. i 34 yards wide English Oil Cloth Canton
ihnnsl beak, 00 ets. Also a smell lot ofplaid Cambrios,
12%, very cheap. GRANVIb. , E 73, RAINES,
ei1,22.2t0 No. 1013 MARKET St., above Tenth.
ZEAL CASHMERE KNITTING
ZEPHYRS, in doilble, aquae, or split, are offer
ed; for the B AD E
P t. at
THE SAME RICE AS THE IMITATIONS .
AND MEDIUM QUALITIES OF ZEPHYRS ARE
Sold elsewhere, 20 cents Der oz.
J. O. MAXWEL ANDON
TRIMMINGS, SKIRTS. 2011YR121,___
$26-tr ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
gIIETLANT) WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY,
TEN CENTS PER
SHETLAND WOOL. EXTHA OIJALITY,
' BARTGW IENLVE
C ER TS N T Z
E
PH
Y
RS,
Dotthle,Sinale. and Split.
I. G. MAXWELL & BON,
Trimmings. Skirts, and Zephyr!,
te2l-ratf ELEV.bNTH and OtIEdTNUT.
NEW STYLE OF BALMORAL.
/-
l A I , now Spring style Helmond Skirt.
811ARPLESS BROTHERS
REMOVALS.
Tar • E. KNOUR Bo 00., •
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ETC.,
RAVE REMOVED FROM
121 WALNUT ST., AND 21 _GRANITE ST.,
TO
631 MARTIFIT STREET.
Four doors below SEVENTH, north aide. rnhlo.lfn
REAIOVAL.
LESS 9,4 WILLIAMS
informs his friends and the public that he hee removed
hie place of business from Scuond street to
P 10.712 ARCH STRbET, 4 doors below Eighth,
'SOUTH siva,
Where ho intends keening a general assortment r,
seasonable PRY GOODS, to whtoh he respectfully in
vitas their attention.
riur..DELPHIA, la tno. 20th. 1850. mh2o th.
SAML. N. DAVIES & SON,
BILL BROKERS,
, RAVE REMOVED TO
re23.lm* ho. FM DOCK STREET.
W3f. D. KELLEY AND GEORGE A.
COFFEY, Attomoye at Law. have removed to
123 South SIXTH &rent. Wow Chnatnut. fe2ft..lm*
fEMOV.A.L.--SMALL Sc CHANDLER,
WHOLESALE GROCER
_have removed from
dg North SECOND Street , to HS MARKET Street,
r.ttove Front. north tilde.
_ _
M IS H. E W 8c Co
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 39 SOUTH EIGHTH. Street.
Abovo Chestnut.
•
This Is the only establishment in the pity devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
variety of OVAL GILT FRAMES on band than can be
found In any one establishment in the United States,
and prices lower.
Er Bring your Photographs, and have them fitted
without extra charge. mh9-3m
CRISTIANI & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF PERFUMERY,
IMPORTERS OP DRUGGISTS' ARTICLE%
No. 45 SOUTH. FOURTH STREET,
glvilarlaninttPtulrtnAl Ireggite ,else.
Country mhlB-1m
AWNINGS AWNINGS ! AWNINGS !!
WM. F. SOHEII3I.,E,
49 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
Manufaoturer of Awnings, nags, and Farley Window
Awnings.
All Awnings made at thin eatablishment are proofed to
prevent mildew, without extra charge. fepl-im
COAL OIL IN BARRELS AND HALF
BARRELS, MANUFACTURED
AT Tile
WALIIONDING COAL OIL WORKS,
And for sale In store, or to arrive, by
WILSON & MEREI.TT,
GENERAL AGENTS,
SIOS MARKET STREET.
The attention of the trade is oalled to the above OIL,
as t has no superior, nod is, for quality, brilliancy,
price. eta, the cheapest Oil ever offered in this market.
We invite allparties interested to call at our office, or
send for it sample, and examine for themselves. Sales
only by the package. mhl9-tf if
SAL SODA.
JOS. ELKINTON & SONS
Offer prime Sal Soda, in mega or barrels, delivered
free of porterage, in quantifier to nuitpurobagers.
uthla-Ini" 783 South wECOND Street
WINDOW SHADES and F1X
a.4.1 • TURES, $1 eaoh. W. H. Min /RO..
Jahn*. rit 1J UT Iltreet.
DRI(.000INI I " '
• -e., !' /Wart ,PRIOE J - AV VO;',7:", - - '
T
i 2A MARKS
thiroarrEs 4Nrir.Torimi or
i,.. •-,
... d s',' Isl. a:idle._ .
0 L 0 't... ,
'
'8 OASSITCE 1 3
R,E, &0..
Hive now on band i''''riond Woli-salsotod stook,
which they are prepared to rial.;: . t. tbs lowest market
Trion,
1:31PBS & SONS. ,
No. O *ARM STREET.
Are now opening their ,
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
Adapted to ,
MEN'S W,EA,R .
In whloh will be found a full aeacutruent of
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTING% TRIMMINGS, &o.
feS-Ern
A . W. LITTLE iSc CO-.
SILK GOODS.
No. 826 MARKET STREET.
fet-Sm
JAS. R. OA MPBELL & CO..
!imp:rims AND WIIOLDSALD DNALINIS
DRY GOODS. •
LINENP, WHITE GOODS, •
CLOTHES, OAEiSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, be.
let/ emfi - No. 777 CHESTNUT Street
WINES AND, LIQUORS.
PURE AMERICAN WINES,
From tho most eminent Wine growei of VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA, 01110, and PENNSYLVANIA.
Sparkling, Still, Sweet, Dry and Communion
WINES,
Warranted the PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
inhH-tf Corner ELEVENTH and VINE &rents.
WTCALL ATTENTION OF TLIE
RADE to this really Ruperior article
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A supply . in
.aesorted packages oonstantly on hand.
Orders received for direct Importation.
Also—Hennesev Cognac__ Leß.oy CognaorLondon and
Holland Dine , Claret in Wood and re., Chempagnewi
high and low price,. LONGO AhlP,.lmpoftei".
cdo-6m SIT Routh FRO Philadelphia.
•
GEORGE WIIITELEY, .
N 0.135 South FRONT Street, • •
Importer of Brandy, Wines, otherrs for sale, la
bond only, the following, amongstandard brands
of briny i
met, Caelillon, k Cr,. . nor. Hines& Co.
aloe Robin, & Co., . Otard, Duro, & othe.
A. Beignette.
Cameos, Martin, • .
Pellsvosin,
jiDupont & Co ., • Union Proprietor;
. & F. hisrtellu, Jas. Hennessy.
o, Stout's l'auiley Malt WhisksY. d the °befoul
varieties of Madeira,therry, Port, Bugundy, and
Rhine Wines , Palm Tree GM Jamaica .Mm Banta
Crnis Rum, Bordeaux Oil. &0.. ito rir-ly
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
BUTLER & McCARTY,
NO.IBI NORTH SECOND STREET,
impOBTERS AND DEALEDS IN
BNGLISII, 81V.182, AND AMERICAN
WATCHES.
mhB•tmy2S
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of the Sheet gunlity. at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
J. S. JARDEN BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS..
Rave now on hand an elegant /dock of tint-/lase Goode
in their line, at their new store.
NO 1 truS CHESTNUT STREET.
A full aseortinent of Jewelry, Silverware, and Table
Cutlery constantly on hand.
toll-lathe-3mSAMUEL W. PEPPER.
Superintendent.
JOSEPH B. COOPER, WATCH
MAKER and JEWELER, No. 839 SPRUCE
Street. first door below SIXTH.
Particular attention given to Repairing Watchers,
Clocke, and Jewelry. font 6w• •
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER Ids FENNER.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA.
AND PARABOL ILANUFACTURERB,
No. 330 MARKET STREET,
BREAD
puRE AND WRAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY,
CAN 131` OBTAINED AT TES TOLLOWINE
PLACER:
AIECILANICAL BAKERY, B. W. oorner of Broad and
Vine streets.
C. M. CLARK.— -- —Po sir street, below
H. Oorner Sixth and
JATHO BOX,— --- ,No,grititrPifth street,
JOHN 0. 1510XEY........ No. NIX Vine street.
T. F. SMITH.. —. 1.15 North Fifth Amer.
S. 800Y,... —.S. E. corner Fifth and
Spruce streets.
W. W. MATHEWS.— —B..E. corner Eleventh and
Locust streets.
D. —. —Broad street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GARVIN -- —No. Itl9 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY..—..._...._.N. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
WM. COURTNEY—, No. aas South Twelfth
street.
8. It. WANAMAKER—...—F eder al street, above
8. LENTZ ---CornSixerth.
South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND.— ---S.W.oornerthzteenthan
DAVID SADDLER_ ~_.No. sae i ligt Eleventh
street.
J.WEIOHTMAN--.—Thirteenth street, below
Thom_ psoristreet.
S . T0M1C1N13..—.... loin Nor Lb Front
'treat.
H BROOKS.— —..,—. B. W. comer of Seventh
and Pine streets.
F. W. corner Tenth and
E. B. TURNER. streets.iith Front
•
street.
f. BHUBTER---- B. IV. oorner Broad and
Parrish streets.
THOS. T. BLEST..._ ...... Cornet Nineteenth street
and Ridge avenue.
8. B. oorner Ninth and
Federal streete.
J. MoINTYRE ----.......—Tweaty-aeoond street, ab
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON.— Comer of Fifth and Chris
MM!MMMPMN
D. F. & T. W. W0LF—.....—.633 Girard avenue.
McCRACKEN ON Hamilton mired.
R. R. W. °Ora or of Twolidi
JULIUS KLEIN ........B.4l4.lll:olT.l:llltiteenth
and corner
atreei; •
NIPPEB_ .N. corner of Fourth
and Greeu street.
MRS. F. ELL10TT.,._...,.-..8. W. corner Tenth and
Groan !street.
J. L. iumis.— Camden, N. J., store 119
Aro!. s treet.
O. H. RAINIER.---..—.... West Pitiladelph ia,s6th at.
eh. Ruverford road.
N. L. YARNELL---Lenui, Penna.
JOHN BARNDT--- Tremont and Pine OrOYet
GEO. B. TOWNSENEP...........We e s n Otester, Penne
.Atlantie City. N.
D. HORTON— --. Florence, N. J.
S. F. BST:KLEIN Columbia. Pa.
le9-tr
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Corner
BROAD and VINE &mote, PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is now in successful operation i day
and night, and all are respectfully invited to call and see
the whole process of broad -making for themselves.
The undersigned takes the liberty of saying that ibr
thirty-five years he has been a practical .%ker--five as
apprentice, and five as Journeyman in one of the Ant
houses in Scotland, and twenty-five as muter—during
which time he has had the opportunity of making many
experiments, and observing all the improvements which
have been intide during thatperiod.
In this establishment, of which lie has now the man
ogement, in addition to the complete labor-saving ma
hinerY, he has how facilities of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of flour, none but
the soundest and best shell ever he used; end he has no
hesitation in wing that Bread of all kinds eon be de
livered, unsurpassed in quality and weight by that made
by_the ordinary process.
- Families in which the Bread made by the Mechanical
Bakery has not been tried, or in which it has been tried
only at its commencement, before the machinery was in
perfect working order, are respeotfully asked to give it
atrial now, the undersigned believing it would lead to
mutual advantage. JOHN O.
mv24-tf Butairintendent
C . H. MATTSON.
DEALER IN,
GROCERIES.
OF THS
FINEST QUALITY.
S. W. corner ARCM and TENTH Streets
mhl7-tf
CARRIAGES.
or TUE MAMETAOTUAB OP
WILLIAM D. ROCKERS.
REPOSITORY,
No. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. No. 1011.
felo-43flit
WALTER EVANS ISc CO.'S
BOAR'S-lIEAD SIX-CORD
SPOOL COTTON,
sup.rior to any ever imported, in strength, smoothness,
end elasticity, for machine or hand sewing.
, LENGTHS WARRANTED.
" W. have tried Evans & Co.'s Boar's- H ead Sewing
Machine cottons. and find them excellent. , —Wnsiman
& WiLsott, M. F. G. Co.. 606 Broadway. N. Y.
C. CARYILLE, Central Agent, New York.
J. B. HOWELL,
Agent for Fhllddelphia,
At FINKLE & LYON'S bEWING MA Off iNE
ROOMS, 90 Chestnut street. • intil7-Bm.
WALL AND CURTAIN PAPER.-
Great inducements to cash buyers. Entirely
new styles for Spring trade. No. SS North SIXTH,
above Market street.
E. VAX MSTER.
WANTS.- - -
. .
- ANTRIn--n- Trimming Heine, - a
SALESMAN. who is therm:lo4 ;brief red
With the wholertde MIA 'serail Mu:bine' Bei% • " Ur
eitr{ Address; srrth mime and refer Be •""
Moe. e • 6 , 40 c j'alf
,rrievelf
WANTED.-,4
.1500 X-KEE
P• • r.'4 to &iota him evesibgs teles4rhlis etas7ll-
men, 71. house abater, Address, with tame. "
to ,"
Blood a liiapatch..
f u ll ;
_—WARREV—This sum for
RAW,. on; raaf en in.l 4 q f ' re . 6 "S'bie &Mar.
Etck of a on
will
company (paying 16 Peri g"t•gilniand
puncitnally) wal be deposited as oollateral, the. ter.der to
collect d vadend for the interest. Address D. W. E.,"
at this office. , mlabet
•
WANTED—A - situation, by :16 young
man of briefness ettplinitt and good character,
who can speak Oerinati fluently, in a wholesale house.
either ris travelling &gentry sideman. The beat of eity
and' country reference given. Address J. S. W.,'
Preis officio. • " • ' mh2l:3t*
. _
WANTED—A Situation by& Young Men
• • of good antecedent's, to acti as Woman. Book
keeper, or Correspetidea.t - Sktetags And .. , W , iteS English,
Gannon, and French, Buently. Doernotobjeet to travel
hog enher South or West, es tie has an extensive ao •
etunntnnee throughout this Union.' [Please address" hL
A. L., box 107. Phliadelehitini. - reb2l-St*
WANTED -Men to . tiensset the busi
ness of the UTILITY WORKS, in the South
ern, Western. and Middle States. Betttale persons aan
secure permanent emptostasnt and liberal emponsa
tion by applying to " 7. J. Hingle & Co.. SRI Walnut
street." alba/ 3t.
WANTED—By a yoting mangy a situation
Book-keeperee
s or Asrlstint ter 4-wholesale
emblialiment. • Beet ol oity reformee gym. , liddrelo
" B. F," °Oleo of this piper. • mhl7-et•
WANTED. -1,000 Ladies to send for
DE RUSE'S great book. -Evertsoung Mint t
woman contotnplattng holy weAlock num neve S
book. Enclose ZS cents, to ,WA 84, Phaslielphia. P.O. ,
toSelm•
FOR SALE AND •TO LET.
STOCK & FIXTURES OF TRIMMING
Noi FYM I MIT ssjatE FOR l34ll Y' cheap. 24
mtazie
A GENTLEMAN OF 'THIS CITY,
La. having recently perfected a valuable machine, the
demand for which is unlimited. and patented the pre
ae nt month, ie demons or selling a half interest in the
same to facilitate its introduotion. Good references
given, and reeuved. Address "Hamilton," Philadel
phia P. 0. mlita St.
C
L LIERY TO LET.—THE CELE.
BRAWL LUXE FIDLER COLLIHRY, situated
at Shamokin, in the Shamokin Coal Basin, and on the
line of the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad,
will be let upon the completion of the improvements
now in p ogress.
There are two veins of Red Ash Coal opened on the
',report!, each seven feet think. , The coal is of a gime
/ler quality, and has attained a high reputation where
ever it has been, introduced. It is lushly indeed and
commands a, ready sale in Baltimore end intermediate
places. to a hien it is sent both by canal and railroad. A
market has also been opened for this coal in the Forth
and Northwest. For ahipmeat to the Fast it may be
taken to Delaware City, end, upon the completion to
June neat. of the exteniron of the Mine Hilt Raidroad
to (moaned with the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville
Muir° ad, ilrean be shipped at Richmond.
Those Veins will yield from Dote to four hundred
thousand tons abet'e water level. There are Other
weina of White, Red, and Gray Ash Coal on thepro
perty, which are easily accessible. The capacity 01 the
breaker in fifty thousand tope per annum.
The Colliery can be examined pa Mitotic!' to D
C. Cleaver, on the premises. •
For further Information apply to
A. M. EASTWICN T
- N 0.281 VINE Street Philadelphia.
oh COTTAGE FOR SALE —A desira-
Mablo,Coltsgeoritlittrge °Wan phent. of fruit and
shrubbery, stab'e, &n. Apply to T.L.LITTL‘ FIELD,
TIUGA tweet. near Plant road. nthll-6t•
F it ALE.-TILE STOCK, GOOD
-. WILL. fixtures and d lease (having two year to
ruh) of a Retail Dry 000 s Store, an bile of the best
locations in the city, and doing en eleellent business,
on aenOmmodatlng terns. Apply to /011.1‘SCHAFEeit,
Nn.l3 North EIEFEITH Street.
COUNTRY SEAT TO LET FOR
ir SUMMER RESIDENCE.—Abirge briek Mansion
'louse on the Salem turnpike. near SwedesboroUgh,
flew Jersey,, accessible by oars from Camden to Wood
bury in 20minutes, thanes by omnibus over a tan-mile
ride on a good turnpike. The house contains 13 rooms.
There tie two parlors, roar!, o mantels ; dining room,
wide hall, furnace in the cellar. eteellent kitchen mite,
superior bath room hot and cold water ; stabling for one
or two horses and Carnage, garden. Au .• b'pides
pump in, the piazza. The premises are abundantly sup
lied with water from a never - failing spring. The
house stands in an open lawn,
studded with trots of
choice variety. Apply to 13 C. STRATTON.
mhW-tuths3t• 1032 FIL BE HT etroet. Philad'a..
POR SALE--A large Carriage and Her
a: nese-making establishment, situate on the simper
of two of the widest street. in Portsmouth. VS. ; dome
asmod, thrivine business : erns owner IS unable, through
lit health. to longer sive it attention. Can be purchased
on low and very reasonable terms. or leased for a term
of years. Appir to HEO. R. SNEAD,
Portsmouth t Va.,
Of at EVANS WATSUN.
504 CHESTNUT Street.
of FOR SALE—The handsome " end
substantial Wilding. on the northeast corner of
TRIRD and DOCK Streets, now and for a number of
Cears occupied by the Pena Mutual Life Insruance
ompany.
The prominent situation of thin property, presenting
handsome fronts on both Dock and 1 hird streets, mates
it desirable for many' purposes. and is specially worthy -
the attention of Insurance or Railroad Companies.
Early possession and terms accommodation. Apply to
mh9oJ. 111 R EIN ROTH,
31. N o. 436 WALNUT Btreat.
WI A FURNISHED HOUSE 1 1 0 R SALE
mu. OR. TO RENT.^POr nertieniaie ftecl7. en the
premixes, nortliwt at corner of NINTH end LOCUBT
atteet, m 21719
ea TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
dolbre idulles, well shaded. ;with ooaoh bows
and gardens attaohed. do Tao any Plank Road. one mite
below Taoooy. and threi•ddottera,of a mile from Fat.
manger Radway depot at Brideatlatk. Apply at 7r7
WALNUT Street.. znlst7-tf
PHILADELPHIA
4 1 0 BENT—Two large well-lighted and
A. honied rooms with steam power in second and
third stories of building BES and 0.17 pIiARRY Street.
Apply nt the building. io
mhl7-6t MeCAMBRIC6E. PRY, & CO.
POE SALE—A Dwelling liouseinear the
State House. suitable for Odors.
CHAIM - RS RHOADS,'
mlitS-Im* 43ft WAtlolYr Street.
MI FOR SALE, in HADDONFIELD, N. 3.,
MA a plensar.t Cottate, with about two sores of ground,
stable, fruit trees, and neoessiVe froin- the eitY. by rail,
in 20 minutes, five times n day. and by a gravel Wined°
of tux miles. l'fice 46,000, terms eaay. Ayniv to
ED. WALK,
milL9.lm* 702 WALNUT Street.
In FOR SALE—A new three-story brick
au. dwelling, 26 , 1 South Tenth street. Double three
story hook buitilings, with modern improvements. built
in the beet mariner. Irmaire at No. =I South TENTH
Street. -mhlo-12t.-
10 F 0 R SALE—Th© 4vizo HOUSES
Ifte.Noe.4l2 and 411 ARCH Street.
TEJO:SAS BTEWARDSON. Jr.,
mh2-Im* 415 PRUNE Street.
GERAIANTOIVN PRPPERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE
The valuable Farm and Country.Seitt, containing 106
mines of highly cultivated land. situated in the town
ship of Germantonn,Thiladelphis county, and within
Lig miles of the depot in Germantown.
The situation of this property is not to be eery send,
being bounded on the north by Washington lane, on the
west by Township Line road, and on the - south by
Haines street, and within one-eighth of a mil. of the
Limekiln Turnpike, and a garotter of a mile ofeTwo Sta
tions ott the Chestnut Hill brattish of the Germantown
Railroad, - High street, and Washington lane. - ,
The location of tne above property is high and Mat- ,
thy, the land well watered and lying vary advanta
geously for Cottage Sites. It commands' an extended
view of the surrounding country, and is interne° ed
by the streets running from Germantown, as laid down
on thaSurveyor's plan of that distriat. The property is
laid out in five acre lota, lithographic plans .of which
may be obtained on application to either of the under
signed.
Also. a valuable and handsome Building Lot, situated
on Manheim street, near Plank road, Germantown, con
taining in front on said street 191 feet, and in de_pth
about MO feet, having an area of &tont 4 notes. The
ground het high and islopee towards Manhoun street,
upon which front is a row of large and elegant shade
trees.
Also, severtl fine Building Lots adjoining and in the
vinimiy of Fisher's-tine Station. Germantown.
f u
For rther partirmiara and t.rmaapply to
GLOIIGE JUNKIN. Jr.. Attorney
S. E. nor. SIXTH. and W .I.NUT Streets.
Or to SAMUEL B. HENRY.
GEB.hIaIgTOWN.
B ILLIARD TABLES FOR MALE.—Two
first-claw Billiard Tables, ;with 1.31 inoh marbl.
beds, and latest improved cushions, mule last May—
now using at the Mount Vernon House, Peon above
Filth street, Reading. APPIT to H. A. LANTZ,
13 East MARKET Square.
reB7-tt Reading, Pa.
TONES' HOTEL-PHILADELPHIA
The lease and furniture of this noted Hotel are for
side at a great lb...roam . The furniture Is entirely new,
having been put in within a year, and the house now
doing a esseeesel - ei Inhenoes.
Inquire of D. hI. hTIGER, In the Rotel, or of F. G.
BC RIBA. No. 18 MURRAY Pt., IC Y. fell-tf
- POE SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Cbrietinn and Twentieth duets, having three
fronts, suitable for a ohnroh or factory mite. For tikrms
ed
&0.. ilrees J. 8., at thin office. .JalB-tf
F AMORY LOT FOR SALE.=—A valua
ble corner !Ot is au Maytag three fronts:
admirably located fora factory ante. It , m situated in
the pouthweatota part of the city, in a Timidly-ha
proving neighborhood. It will he id on_yeasonable
terms. For particulars. address" K.." Moe of Tar
Pros. Jalartf
►ilo LET, WITH BOARD, A SUITE OF
11 handromely- furnished rooms on the first and
third floors. Also, other single rooms, at 226 SOUT H
BROAD. tt•
EIAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN WISE!.
ING permanent or transient boarding• will plr nee
frontt 1418 tSWS yeT Street above Broad. Also, a
°Moe for is Phcian or Dentitt WIZ st'
TWO Pi EASANT CHAMBERS VA
CANT. with Board. at 1a23 WALNUT St. Inhl-Int*
RECEIVER OP TAXES.
ICELLER,
Fir T4ENTH WA,B.D. •
11)7" Subjeet Demerol:a rules. runit-iSt.
F OR CITY CONTROLLER,
GEORGE W. Hurry
Inhl2-tn FOURT_ENTR WARD
Zir' Subject to The rules of the Pertple'q ftrty.
C ITY C°
NTROLLER
OTEPIIEN TAYLOR,
2itsaTassrtt wets.,
Subject to Dernooreio rvloa. m7-tn*
" CATARACT "
WASHING 'MACHINE,
(Eiowald'a Fatent, ()cipher 20,
Connoting of a metal cylinder. with delete on the in
ner outface. and An interior cylinder of wood, with
Meets. tine crank turns both cylinders at the same
time in opposite directions, rapidly oreatinv a suds,
forcing the water through the clothes, end effectually
removing the dirt.
THE ONLY MACHINE F.VER INVENTED COM
BINING THE FOLLOWING REQ,UISITIER:
FIRST—A SAYING OF BROM ONE BALE TO THREE
QUARTERS IN TIME.
SECOND—A SIMILAR SAVING or LABOR, RIMING
ENTIRELY DISPENSED WITH.
THIRD—A REMARKABLE BAYING OP CLOTHES, AS
THEY ARE THORIMICIIILV CLEANSED, WITHOUT innitr
TO THE FINEST FABRICS. IT THOROUGHLY CLEANSES
FL kNNELs k WITH NO ressißlLiTy OF SHRINKING THEM.
FOURTH—FeIsFMC'S Sinai , . ICITC OP CONSTRUCTION
AND MANAGEMENT, COMBINED WITH GREAT DUEL
=IT V.
l3y the uee of three nuiehines—so rapid and thorough
in their operation—morn tamily ocunfort will be realized
than by no i sluntsekeeping Artlele ever before offered to
the public
they are equally valuable, e.ther for large
orsuiell ef.abltshMelltS. -
A machine oan be seen in operation daily at
No. lei JUNES' ALLEY . NEAR FRONT STREET.
.
rrioes: 812, 81e, and 16, according to size. A li
beral demount to the trade.
SULLIVAN & HYATT, Manufaoturors, No. IR Beekman
Street. New York..
mh2o-tf if JAMES B. RODGERS.
JOHN DICKINSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
DEALER IN DOME &110 AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE.
NOUS ON. TEXAS.
Collections made end prompt remittances In Hight
Exchange, at current rates. on New York, Boston, or
New Orient*.
ORE:BORA' CITY ligeTtr, TO
0 1
r ORM.
Mesere. HEN,NINGS & COALING, New Yell..
W.ll. ?KW p,. g., Fa New Yo k ,
Mesa& MRCS & BACON, Boston. Athls4l2lo.
BOARDING.
POLITICAL.
VirAiNdT-Aittßa' 1111111ft' -
V V 501ajamv...." 5 „.41.32.111 rr y9
&Ace Manster 4....,..:-...-.7-..-. , .!...:;...
ll g ra f rfriViltig
.14 1 1
' MIS iTHOJUSDAY/ SYMONIIII3.• Mir& M. na.
THE llY.A.frr OF KID-LOllll.O 7
or , wads thAwa,
iiiiude Dew,
.•filinii .i.g. DavesserV ilia
Mae Adm. .3 • =q v! Wildiree Mn. iv* I CArwi ku r.
iliordje Rovertoon, Mr. L.A.-Moira; Vill Dow.
11,itattlo ' -, '.•
no - Yrieeli NI ;Mal. • '
Rests ;teamed rt Moot extra abuyit.
Donis open at 7 d'slock; thirtimei will rise at loaf
mitt T. .
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
EX CEA CARD.
'FAREWELL BENEFIT OF SUSS J. AL DAMN-
FONT.
O N PR iur EV ENIrM MARCH 33.
Mies DAVEN PORT has the honor to annonnee how
Farewell Benefit andpoontivelp If* appearance bat one.
as alxwo, on wh , oti °pawnor', in consequence of toe en
traordtoarr snores attending' thepier,' wel l a l'
Pear, (Or the eighth time, M Jeanie Muni. In her owe
adaptation of Sir Walter Sentra novel of
. "VRM HEART OF MIII-LOIMAN.."
Box-Boot now open. lt•
Ni"E.,ll - ..TFLiFT/RE'ATRV‘AR"'s
THIB tyitURBDAY) EVE I IIIM. Minh 21.
THIS IRISH AT rOlO'fitY.
Pierce O'Hare, with sour: Mr. Colima.
THE IRISH Pon.
Terrence WO indv. with scars, Mr. Gillum
To conclude with KILL OR CORE.
eicerat or Psiens.—Admission, M 'mitts ; Seems &stain Press Circle. A% cents; Ym.sst.l.l emits.
71 'Doors OM at . .31C ; Performances to nominees. et
,1
DAN RIOEs GREAT SHOW,
.R-e , NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT IRMA.
above Eighth.
PRicss.—Dreei Circle, WI emits ; Emily Chnhe,
cents• Beata in Private , Buss, 7/1 emir; Wilds Fri
vacs 54ouu, 1 3 sad to• L
Marten or Tient.—poore open eta quarter been T.
Tooomeseiew atl/M.
THIS (TROBSPAY) EVENING. March IS.IIIOO.
A Orand Chinese Spectacle, ewitled -
- WAILED'S MISSION TO CHINA.-
With new and gestate= ScanarY. Primer, gar AF
pots sent,.
MR. TONY raSTOR
Will appear in his moat telling Ickes, Rena. and So
centrioriesa
The Entertainments will include a variety or
ACTS IN THE RING.
By the most Talented Tomo is Alowetes.
“THE HEART OF THE ANDES” •
WILL CLOSE
ON
83. 8 T MAECI„
SATURDAY,
AT THB
AOADEEY OF FINE ARTS,
1096 CHESTNUT STREET.
Open from 9A. M. 1,11110 P. M. Admit** 25 anti.
m 1155,95
THE EXHIBITION OF
CHURCH'S
GIREAT FALL—NIAGARA.
GIGNOITX'S
NIAGARA IN WINTER.
AS
EARLE'S GALLERIES.
Ems CIIIISTAIIT STRUT,
WILL 50011 GLOBE.
IFir Bring your Opera Stiouer. mkt? It if
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr. RENNY DRAYTON, of the Dtsslogs. belie
onnosed to serest' lan yeek at the 31‘171sedi testnnte,
Delusion*. and faille; to do so on aesosat seem aa
diepodues, renders it necessary for
Ta - lODON's ARI mumtum
TO REMAIN IN IMILADEVIIIIA FOR DIX
*mu accounting (of the stolonged stay girth* agg
Mangum. the management vault' embrace this epees
tunity of thanking the anbi;o for the extremely seeimsse
support ',Moab they have given' the Art 310,0012 for tin
oast seventeen weeks
•
BANDERso SI s
ze X irrewrs moRE.
RC a minnr
Jayne's Commonwealth (nett) Handing, (N
korner neorgotth. north ode.
_ ONLY Sa NIGHTS Mag.
EIGHTEENTII,TIEMTHANT WREN.
Unflagging Interest! 'Uncles:avian Seams: Origi
nality Bolendtd Effects! Imponont Tableaus! Om.
nnindine Pa p antry !. Inexorable Laughter:
ONLY SIX - NIGHTS.
ONLY SIX NIGHTS
•
_ _____ ONLY SIX NIGHT,.
MODEL EXHIBITION OF THE AGE.
Maimlon'a Art Muaeum hang attained a reputatlon as a
novel and charming entertainment, unequalled by say
other in this country or in Eumee.
Most posttively the LAB r WE EN of
THIODON'S ART MVBROM.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS.
Tangier, Washlngton. Bonaparte, Saralee, Rope Per
Sap= at tea, ace., lee.
FAMILY MATINE on WEDERN NEDDAY and QA-
livening
AFTOON& • A
-
livening Entertainment—poets oyes et 7 deka; Goa
moos at TX.
atitaisaioa—adults. II eta.; Miami; IS dew Weis
11143DONOUGIFS GADITISB-11A131
below THIRD.
STAGE MANAGER.. HERNANDEZ.
• • Erionatliffitirifillius
FELIX Oa M oir .
RarrtriAL
The above Troupe will appear
They are the meet wonderful performers lint,larli
were received on SatnrW 11•11111 g lettb Ws moot Si
diumastic applause.
HERNANDEZ!
Arid the ta'sated Casimir appear.
Firstta
appeenee of
tHeLYIIeC ARTY BROTHERS.
TWEET Y-IMPEN PERFORMER&
TEMPLE OF WONDKES.
Nodheast corner of TENTH and MY=
Strests.—Will neon clone. • Come then and see
in ;Ills Magical lilemons. Ventaikiessen, the
canary Birds, - Bobtly and Wonderful Automaton feet
„attractive Entertainments nterf,evening, •osmapa,-
. t f r iaWWr7 k log WATIfiDa AYITJUMeffk
at 3 o'clock.
Admission m seam. Children Ileents
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 01 - Titl
PINE ARTS
sous"CUT ST
OPEN DLit,,
(Stuslays ezooptod,) fiouipT W,
do
anPted— lit.
The Tenth volume of " *MU Dorm*
nistficio." of ?irises.
Admission U emu. Malibu audit U 701 MY
orioe.
Shares of Stook an d,:tf
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—Pubho Re
hearses every SATURDAY; At DITISICAL
HALL. at 3, 4 -Co'olook P.M. -Tickets to be had at
Madre's.. sad Bea & Lawton's Maio Mo Baaii as
the door.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ti:E ENTERPRISE
URANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADMPHLII,
I (FIRE INBIJRANCR kommviraux.)
(1011174NY'$_ BUILDING. S. W. VIER
FOURTH AND WLNI77 num
- DIREaToks.
P; RATCHFORD STARR, -, - MORDICAS Ls DAINOW•
Wttl.uat MoKsz, Gr0..1 . 3 , 17ART.
%LAMM° FRAZIRR. LORK Raceirm,
faux M. ATWOOD, H. A. FAAPtaroos.
Dim. T. TREDICR, AHDRIW D. CADI.
HADAy WHARTON. J.L.Visingr id
*-^` F.IiATORFORD STARR, Ml.
CHARLES W. COXR. Reoreters. ii. •
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORR.
- Ares:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
!JIVIIIID 1.11 YIRST MORTGLOIS 011 MULL WHAM
• WORTH OVER 012.04.11110.
t -
The nramituna ars tomtit, then In manr otheramew
inea, and the Dividends here ban VILLO
_
aim I. striatly Mushal. Conirttr; Thiphr De
Stookholdera, so that 1,11, ii/6 no
IiLONO TO TILL INSVAND.
Famytdelx. and every incormataoa. may WI
41•11 S, On application to
F. RATCHFORD tITARkANZ .
E. W . oorner FOURTH and WAYN
PHILADELPHIA Rf o lial i t r lZClEß:
Thomas Rama.
Mordecai L Gems H. lame.
M. Stroud. E. 8. Whalen.
ro i d:pg itit.7;oo. i 1 ,14 l a r 0 . I . l=
John M. Atwood. Artbu- Gant
Thotam H. Payton. _ eorge._W. Tolsedt
WithamMoies. Them Watteau. wIP-1711.
.
JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. HS AND DO CHESTNUT STABS V.
Invitee the attention of the Trade to Ms' Stook of
COTTON. WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.
New light and dark aping Ulu, sheet VIA* boa
AIEBSRK SAM'L /MATER k SONS -
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CH..
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Also.
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many new standard Patterns.
NEAT BLACK & WHITES, PURPLES, LA=
SAXONY & SHEPHERD PLAIDS, & BIDE
BLACK S AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTER
BTYL
WOOLLENS,
FANCY CAB3IMEREB and DOESKINS, &A.
FROM ROOK COM., GLENDALE OM., NEW
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, MOOR.
DALE AND OXFORD MILT,EL
,EBERHARDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR BLACK DO , sBKIII AND 811.1 MIX-
TURES.
&ttiaVi r t y in and Printed of all colors and gun
ge,' ; It Jeans,
.T.swills, Co dc , Csehmarette.
Kersey's ends, comprising one of the best stocks in
the oonattpi
AKIERICAN LINEN QOM.
CRASH, rarcrs, SHEETING% ice.
tall-3m
SPECTACLES, CORRECTLY
FITTED TO THE ETESIOHT.
OPERA -GLASSES., IeCROSCOPES.
MATILEMATIOe 1 IN writukErp3,
STERsoscorsa AND VIEWS.
Sold at the lowest omen by
111. T. FR arTELIK, Optician,
mhl24tif 112 South FOURTH St, below Chestnut.
MiIMR. WALKER: I have had one
of HAINES BRO.'S (N. Y.) PIANOS is au
Jar wen years, and t consider it u good now
as when I purchased U. I have zdit had it tuned or
anything done to it for nearly ft/Wpm..., and yet it is
in perfect order. I would recommend them to venoms
wishing en metniment that will mans in tone and
wear well.
Yours truly, CHMARWETLOrNee,
t.
GEORGE L. WALKER, Sole Agent for these trait.
galled Instruments.
Warerooms. Southeast corner of SEVENTH and
ARCH Streets. mbl9-1It•
01110KERING & SONS, - s-
FAcTintERE of Grand. liquare6 l l
right PIANO FORTE 4. Wareroome, Maw—
Street.;„ Pianos
_Ojai taken in esohange. tails
.
repaired. Allm on goratilotion. a fall dock of Popolgit
Magic. Mum Wings. ate. iaggantig
Mb SOUTHERN AND WESI'RRN
Mee
CHANTS are particularly invited te crind
examine the' raw and splendid aneortment of Mt ry.,
lo i cil ib Aniff of 11onnota Ceps and BeadilLeeeee, lit nil.
Buoiors, ro. 1016 CHESTNuT Stmt. next
the Bt. lomronoo Howl. roW-11..
TiftPHBANOLOGIOAL CABINET.
gpl ; 6 , 0 ,
on phy.t snd aoky. ~ateir4-Con,mrio
and for
PIiftENOLOgICAL EXAMINATIONS.
Theisnrortanoe of Phrenology is the (mining of the
young, the eelection of 000neati one and nornpanionq
and in every department of active life, is felt amt ae
e..dedgod sy su intelligent yersone 11/10 119•1111illite
trig!. its fasts;
Written descriptions from daguerreotypes win be
et c at nail fiv b t
aWO
1141:n r i
No.
in gIiEsTNuT 10 14.44, EN L. OA. EX,
itiMirhainuf-wsair