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41114ak i Cereiv,;"1: , ,'
-:.4l l .**oirsidibilidod on floi - iioset - Of
,otovo; kid Noisoysit woo or Ai halo, the
:74/FiiPloigoo:Of Milies , broken
--.*illiitltt.,t,heiti;;.;B4** ll :tisirererktoo.. mait y
to Nicety* the esteittithe -Thmettiet feted
- crew' amid ,the ',reeelsand reekledi;mlit6 with
41doi Wel ameiglit meet beatable death, emu
*mid the tolteerteg : •
-= , •-•We ieteeeilththe iouediai
• - - areamtue are here,•
oo: tio tetahionaughteri •
memo that the dead am there t'
7t a -
"t n. ) **
' • • lietee jeep tothe r asadaltetidi: '
lad biorrokto the pen thotthott
gc*!_fis!viOxi•
tki iie[ate twee." -
-. 111111k4C Y tinitioatte ale growing.
Mad dark en the fate yams
Bet stand to you gltiesesetteditl
And soon shall eniniideattime,;
the deadeltes . , - '
Anttintrrakfes that,dies
eighit* ikeloalett tatiles_
Not tear for the Meads that halt
We'll-1011"midatthe btlia eneemykles.
As Mete adths Whie'tse dralt.
Boland to nom - ills** !
wrisja Otht - Oaltin 4 / 4
,Oae told* Lad
And hurrah for thettett that duel '
'Time was while wafrowned at others. _
We thought ourselves wiser then;
ma fhe fat them think Of mothers. ,
Whole** to lee them again;
' Ali staid to lour 'simnel Mead, I -
The thoughtlem here's" the wise ;1
_ • 'A - ernito the demialreadi7w
' And Itorish for ttsejesit list"!
There's many ahead theft
There's many a eheitatiat'isank ;
Satsuma.' though our hearts are breaking, '
• ' 'They'll beam Wile we'verinan,
• So sand toomir, ;names IMMO
Prighiliel the revival Iles!
,A Cepa the dead already-=
And/lamb for the next that disk!
There's a mist on the Slam mntalitig; '
• 'Tie the harlieintieiglem iireatit I , •
And thus doth the warmth Offeellog '
Tent tee itrthe - grup of death.: • ' -
• Talented to your glesseeirmedi '
" For a moment the viper Has;
A eta to the dead already—
" And herr& for the nest that dies! '
Who dreads to the dnet Murales f
-Whit Shrinks from the sable shire
Where the high: and haughty yearning
Of thesoul shall Ming no mote.
• Motstand tdyonr glee** steady.
- Thbrirolid le a world of lies 21
. A mie for th - e - dead alreadi—
And hurrah-for the next that dies
,
Cut off from the lend that bore us,- •
Betrayed by the land we And.
:.When the brightest have gone before us,
the dullest remain behied.
Stand I stand to roar slaws steady!
vs hays left tontine ;
- A Mato the dead &rear , ' =
' • '; And hnnah for the next that dim!
Great:Men alwars Kliovreao6'-iither.
When Mr. Clay-!lilted Hopkiniyville, Ken-;
tacky, the first- year of the administration oil
John Quincy Adams, to defend himself isgalustj
the chargeof bargain, intrigue, sad corruption,l
he 'mks called unon_by his ;Mende at ,a largo
thee ' - !)f. that;
f 0 140"; "0 11, 2'. Beeetlfteed of 104,01*Y-re' by
hie; sld preaenting him _to .14 numerous ,
Mende as they,ctulii,foriaid.' Preece* the,
Doctor saw the tall fortn 'of , the ecderitrie Go 2-,
vernor ,Pittsur enter the door of thellialoenJ
7,a**y,-,,he - ,embraieethe- opportunity to
poledlilni out to Mr. Clay,- and then whispered
to; him 6
4 , Tbst, tall man at thedeor it(Governer
Mir, of Pond River , Mind ireithy- , , , iitend of
yoiirs, whoM,you mast know WObent ` op into=
diction; Mar you rift* be certain; before he
leaVia,4,wish that heMarneyer have another
invasionif sOuirrels." • - •
, •
his gro und •
Mum ported, - Mr. Clay stood his grottud in
the centre of the aideen,Whilithe Governor,
unconscious of the innocent Weir; approached
him by degrees,' and saying as he.cans '
, sjpon't , introdice •me to Mr. Oily; he will
kii e w me, and,l shall know him; for great men
atiayliattoSieackother on sight.
The. Giiiernor, looking everywhere lilt in
The right place, asked,-as he
,pattsed on : • •
Intern is the
. god-like 'Many' and saying,.
le I shill know him on eight, Torireat men like
as never kno* each "other: ° .I, beg of
you, gentlemen, not to IntrOducti us r . ,,we shall'
know eackether, though-we • have never seen
estehother. You say he is in this room ; good •
shall find hit!? I"
And away he stalked toward the place 'where
Mr. ditty stood. ' -
#4 Moware you, Governor Pittsnr, of Pond
• }Mier imn rejoiced to see yett."-•
cc Hear that!" said*die Governor;'" didn't
telryon be would know_ me ? Yes; veff•
tyanen; he is the gieSeatlßan 014-11yeej"
- After•_Pordlally shaking bands, and - telling a
of bin happy jekei, Mt. Gloy,"Said
tt My._ dear - Governor , i , you may ilinalhoimand years; that health may alum*
Miroughout_Your _wide domaiff, ind. , that you
may never have, another invasion of the aqui!:
ixio!" sailthe Ofiverni.f, .cditi:yo6
,bsiiiottsin ; ffoli peti- -
t•lelost their entini 'crop of Voiti latitrypar by
*o4l'n#3t awls wy son!,-tte . knows everT-
Wei! lionthirfat _ !
I itivqg
4 . you hiwne the - gteifiteet 'patie-hithe'viorhl;
'ilidn't4'hoye 7" - • -
, - "And the Governor left ins state _ of perfeit
114 grauon of the gniet;stiliemeit::LikiiperPs
4fetaztne.,.; • ,
. ,
Tai MIITHODIST 4414i111LL Col4sassca.—The
. following speech was , delivered before' , air body,
. .
; motifs eassion at Beal° on the . Roth inst, by' RoV.
J. alltiuThi; 4l 4ol4:4 l 4:-
Bev-J. 0:- Murplaj;ed PhilididphlOald dint
reward with many of /di bnithien meths door ; he
;mialrati,rinugimusjhut kb Continue had never
" delis aurae* worthy,tArepreood it on this'
minion bar been risked, shell Ideve}9
." - be " foie , the„Ciluinik toil Um question
fronowhitplice Ilavery be extir
„, „
He denied Alutt":"slivery'lexlsted in the
r.
- 'Thelftdilation Of the Ohemokhroi `always
Jtumnalit fervor ofeutanolvition;-, both within and
Ohnieh: Tor aeventy-sht,"lyears the
heibeen melted by the, Ohuroh;
, done for the extirpation of slavery ?" and
day ..the Church has borne 'testimony' to its
podtiou. for ttdd testimony
~ -Ansaijrnsore would have been held in bondage than
'll,kprionet, and 'many more of itentrabers would
hni,?, bimat :slaieholders: - But ;for" this - testimony
• -' ,2lB 4,:d'ilin Wasiont Stales, rmw fois:weuld have
Aleut ilybic - The ration 'proposed, which is likely
_betsg;n l l 'hlte",direct, cullisicarMiththe lima of
thitnera &sten CUlieg some' in the
, aramb of the majority, • The mutant of
11dasobject atthe North has driven the th into
tibia acalatiaimit of more stringent lowa „for
tedium of slave property, until, in many (Ma,
.. - ._!,innuncipation bar become impossible . - He would
. • ilk !MI the Church 'prepared to take', a position
force the South to pass iamb laws?
WM thi Church prepared to array itself against
the State? No "dictation front abroad was the
principle of oar Government, and" the doetrine of
e Pederel Government was .the doctrine of the
.:_several Shack' ;We had SueOntiklesn'!ww=“ ol o 4
beeirMi whenan `attempt was
Made to interfere with Stets rights:, people of
Ilazylaut wait actually *lank ot their Mate
:Watt - Wail the -11buroh- prepared- to take this
extreme position?) Did the *idea Rule require:
" , Did the Apostles so. understand it fj ',lt they
did they did not - so Interpret 'Paul could not
gointo Athens without restos, darn, and one of
his test acts op' ntering PhliMpi was to hoer e
dam- They MIMS in- aoutaat with .the arum
ctuarriluirs, and yet they never reached against
A.igavit . bit ilanuaitYaksi .=e p 0 by due
Nowa of Inor,,and in the `present agate of public
oglidari, no dm ,Uert be planed lit a' petit ion , or
fttellty_with his measter. The emus of maneips ,.
i 7 :West keel Wok retarded knindtideot
=f i deauggeguos,, who have denoninti , 4 all'
."-Ibutern .4WIII the" Mid enure
ups thou winch the majority' dadre to have' in
• Nide& In of Dlielpline hive the - Whit Co' hasten
, tirporiod of eimennelpation? -For a, century and a
• Audible ue ators had ridded' hl the free , But...
y irtirinnyekriihe had presehed' in a Olavelsoldbg
Mot trovdd WM* Ito serer, in 'AI hie
lit with *people mono thomOtynabued
p ity.
The often Akt thit'WhOh wren very
' nel&pes gm" by Northern bre/ben: mug be,
twee**. trader and his vkitlnt.. Wituldlimee men
nosiest tali* Urns eltuderni rind 'dernotite+l,4lweir
, noleilkuuUtterbrajgded: with edini-.—and - atlll
Ads thinitaneueettan ("hawk r Se eon:
tended tliaftimioenee of the? alive :rroulg not be
beselltittlit the notion portend, and he urged
1111•1“44111/0, to Pau , and Irotgli -Nell , the come
- guinea shish Wefilitefliees bAre , theyAo,ok 11 1. 6 tV
• watekoolid sorb! reteseed - - -
mt. Ltatahti Iteintbileito emolidate for Prib
, allow*, has it pieetiitdareilliog
cola ft 6 `itedr,intellihlat;''.."4 totWOmpflehed
lady, Wag eiai of three' slaters kliaglitais of Dr.
Toddy or Ute'Afti;fitio ll es* KM/463 7 1 V 1 , 412 ?;
- their Aigigir 4sp, WOri rfhltNW " "tit%
- tietionet Btate`aitittal. She ti ely
eowveroatiotudtei.; Mr. idaeoln Has three oluldrsit
—ell toyi—two of whom are mere lade, end the
other, agad'abotit elite" • know , a Andel:it at
ihairled College, Cambridge, Nam The mime Of
tla=l Pmatlti -ASO Youlte
_ Sobert:
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414 es _We !Tariff do wed 3tw Old/363a Ix hit.
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CA:RD 11 , 31.AEP- - Bn3 -13.hiirato, LamPhe 18 hticts
ingor 3040 roralamea 30 bws do 19 a; W Welell.• • -
.
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i-:.PARAIENGIr4t Ca bello—rohn
from Puerto Ca
H. Rob!, Fe.
In beik.i.fie4Thille"'fi Lange -itv*P P; Lmnna littirax7
Nay. obild - end :remit "
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MILO bar4so6
- rinLeDshnits BoAßtr op TRAWL '
1. ROSS SNOWDEN;
COIIREITT/IX Olt lit' Motivi
Rl C. DALE. •
• • • -tIiTTER 8406'
•itt Merehaßts' _Exchange, _Phslazielphia..
....Liverpool, rune 1
8 2 b iU m . —*Ong' Kolltl• loon
Bremen k Wsualington, Wetkoks.. --Lyndon. 110011
Biik , jaiiiio 0 Wilson. Penoook.........thenfueeoo, won
Bark atimitton i letotesbuti.. • • •••—•—• • • •Mntsnlnte soon
/lark Oordelle.Roberts... —,..—Barbados i soon
nark Mary Ensabethationnorn........... Montevideo. soon
Brice na, Moo& repo. limo do Otitis., Won
gay Nom pat*, tineidon....Thwitne and Selitte i June 2
„laurXidi OW TAIT.- OCEAN ISTEAMEAS:
• ~, F,JKIK THE UNITED BTATJW
sue;' •- • moons • not •• • rain
Surops;-:•• • • ••-• • • Boollon•-blYnilloOl. • • • •MaY ao
Y6l.l2.Aiknit4; ..; Juno 1
Edinburgh— New York-Liver June 3
Adriatic ....New York.,Haare ' ' June 2
Anglo Ehmon....,.Quebeo....LinerpooL June 2
Penna. _ York-h_iverpool.— ....June 6.
G'W ow: • 1 •New-Yorh.ailvereaol' June 9
Arabo;.••-• ••• • • ••• sverpool...• • ' June 13
daturas. York -Hamburg —June la
- FROM EUROPE.
- L 21.911 • Poe - 9.11.ta
Palestine ... ~ - Liverpool..Queben- May 16'
Bremen .....--JdoUtharneton-JenW York ----May 16
Nora Sootlark ....Liverpool.•.Quebeo May 16
G1artg0w.......,... Liverpool...NOW York • May 16:
tilaxonia....•,„•BouthaMaton...New York May lA'
..... 19
Iranderbilt....BoUtham plop-New Zil
Novh - Ameriesm.LiVerpool. Aueboo..; t 3
C or Battinlurn:..o 9 9r9ool.-Pleir Y0rk.....-..Mar 23;
Afriors.---=—:-.l.lver9Ool..Neir York.— ... :May 20 •
North Briton. ..... May 53 '
fAfl rago. i• -
•Bou L th i a v m e pton_. ewArorc .....May so
inaasnna.•.• nhMeten-New_ June. 1
,
tuool..
Began_ , June 2.
Illinois. -. ....13mithamotori..timi York June 6;
80hemian.0...•.....•...June-6
Uroat EsstelthsOuthamien...2lew Juno 9;
, . • ,
' The fhtlith i miCeJl Siemer! eall from New York on,
the Ilth'and enact month.
. The Havana amen leave New York On the 11c1.7111•;
12tAk• nth, ea% Slth - of tech month;
When theabovn dates fall on bander the !Warners:
will call MOnday# exempt from'rinw Qrleassn.-
MARINE
,"INTELLIGiENCE.
Mfl Or rIikLAJOIMPO Ms 'MOT 29 . VOW.
1014 111111111 ' t
•'.4 lk-RgariSE'rtl—....._7 18
114111'NFATE11..-- , ,9 41'
41.61.111VED."
Brig Gemuiters, (Dutch) Visitor, SS doe from Amster
dam, with gin; wine. and madder, to Bohlen & Co. 1
Boa - IS Thurston, Latnpher. 10 days from Cardenas,
with sntar Ind molasses to S . & W Welsh.
Bohr - Rffort, Dunning. II days from Charleston, SC,
with lumber to captain.
Behr Vmdalia, Comer, 2 dais from f3assafras
Md, with grain to Jas J Black. •
Bohr Telegraph.' Comer. 1 day from Smyrna,. Del,
with corn to Sae Barrett A. Son.
Eleh , ....Stustmoas, Anderaon, g days from St George's 4
withhom to Jag J k • - -
Charles LStiokney,Varwood, days from Fall
Riwir. with fish to captain.
1 0 Z . Pr g Applegate. Cramer. from New York.
f• BoliirmrA i rW . C°°°llY. from Nelr York.
ham, Matthews, fro m New York. •
• Behritememot: fromßoston.
Bohr Brits;lGught.•Endieott, from Boston.
"BotankweelsOMNsdrnsm&sitos. •
hR ereelen, Matthews. from Portmeouth. • -
Neer oe_ephippjfrectn.tt hours, from New York,
wit indite to wm llimord AS 00. -
• IIiLBABED. •
Bteantehle Boston, Orooker. New Ydric, Jae Aildardlue.
Bkip Berea, Magonigle: Imadonderry, TaYlor , & Co,
Brig Aboe-Franklin, Clemente, Yarmouth, B A
"Eider & Co.
iiBehr G W Krebs. Emereoh, BaltimOny, T Webster, Jr:
Bohr 8 Applegate, Cramer, Richmond, Va. N Stade
t & Co.
. Bohr Ezoeletor. 87ej, Cnelsea, Repplier & Bro,
Bohr W G Bartlett Conelly,Boeton, do
&be' Beheoas *Kai ght, Endloott, Beaton, Van ])we n, Bohr 11 A Weldor. Goilfreg. Salem, Tyler, Stone & Co.
Bahr6teetet, Bisithews, Portsmouth, Eenartdt, Lain*
Str KWh Willtuit,'Claigooole. Baltimore, A (troves. Jr.
• (Cormspondenoe of The Pram./
RAYRE DE GRACE. MAY SS, INC'
The Kingston left here this morning with 17 boats in
tow, laden and consigned as follows:
Francis Marion, corn , rye. &o. to Rudd & Comb; Flemington Mills . whisk Aco. to L 0 M • tin ge r:
%Itlfler./twitlietnfr. to
raft Humphreys, tt i ti offin"
bark g to t )Lihirle:'& Or3.ippinoott anin e kt•fli..
Pal
mer, lowitLer toil Crooke,: Louise, do to Malone & Tag.
lor; C D Weaver 11114 J E'ldsokwell. do to Dororose 3r.
Sheets; Fenny' sink, ship plank to Simpson 8c Niel; John
Wister,E C GIIIM , Elms, Clementine:Lillis Jane, Mary
Emma, and 3 C Roffman, coat
toaine.
Delaware City.
hIBMOBAND.O.
Steamship Delnrare, Cannon, hence, arrived at New
ork 117 th
Ohio James Browne, Crabtree, from Hong Kong, u
sed at Ban Framing. 17th ult. - •
Bark American,Renney, for Philadelphia, sailed frail
ardenos 16th inst.'
Brig Model. Dow, hence, at Trinidad 13th ult.
Brig_J C Brooks, Graffam,,for Philadelphia , at Matan
maid /nat.'
• Brughl E Milliken, Norden, from Havana, at Remo
los NI inst.
Brig H H MeGilvery. Clifford, for Philadelphia, oid
t Motoring previous to 17d inst.
Bohr J J finenoer, Dole, from Key West, arrived at
srdenegleth inst. - -
Bahr Panme, Vann. for Remedios and Philadelphia,
• led front Havana lath inst.
Bohr E Knight, Whirlow. from Havana, st Bona
Oth ink.. •
Bohr Byduey Pride, Godfrey, for Philadelphia, at Ma
• ins= inst.
Bohr Watson. Willehy, for •Nueyitas, sailed froin
Anna 17th inst.
. .
. .
- Behr Geo Byron, Hardy, for
,Philadelphia, cleared at
Matanzas letn teat.
Bedford
eebr Swab, Bo neon, for Philadeloblo, Bailed from 14
Hith mar. .
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE .EbiTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIUII.AIRI'MA.
(FILE issusANGl EXCLUSIVELY.)
compAyrs BUILDING. S. W. CORNRA
ITIURTH AND WALNUT STNEE2'S.
DIRkICTORB.
F. RATcll(7_94ll 611:111,
WILLIAM MOUS,
"NALSIIO FRAzuut.
Jowl 114 ArwooD,
'BILNL T. Tiling;
HIMIRY
11 WILAMTI3M,
F. &AMU
.0/1111•ES qoas.
MORI/MOO L. DAWROX.
050.. H. Brvkar,
Jolts H. BROWN
AL A. FasszaTeclic,
MDIImw D. QUIN.
• ratan. . Pro f
11-11,
AMERICAN 'IRE INSURANCE 00i,
• INOORPORATED I,IIO=CIIARTS6 FERRET
lr i l / 4 . _p Inj WALNU'l'lltreet above ThirdiPhiladelPhlit.
Having s large Paid-uplatutal Stook and &mans /n
-ye:tad m sound ;aid amyl abte Securities con
ti nue, to
mare on Perellumw.Eltpree, Funtitare, Merajmndise,
Ptcsels in putt and their OallOOS, and other Pomona!
Property. All lasso liberally sad promptly adjusted.
DIZZOTORI.
John T. Lewin,
ohs We sh James B. Campbell,
pet C. Morton, Edmund G. Barilh,
atnot Brady, Chap. W. Ponlhmy,
Israel Morris.
. .
TRW...A R. KAM Presidenti
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD. qaeretarY. -
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—Authcirised - Capital $ lOO,OO0 — CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Office No. ail WALNUT Street, between Third and
Farth Street, Philadelphia. -
This Company will insure against 1011 or damage by
Fire, og Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise gene
rally. •__
Also. marine Jostrances on Velsids, ?orris'', and
Freights: Inland Insurance to all Wall o the Union,
DIRECTORS;
iil'aimb Esher, lose ph Maxfield, - i
P. Luther, , Dr. George N. Eckert, ,
I. Andenried, ' John R. Bledruiton, •
!wiz keelson, Wm. F. Dean,
star Sager, J. E. Baum.
JACOB kiSHER4 Fresident.
WM. F. DEAN. Vice President,
W. M. SMITH. &oratory. asa-tuthstr
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 408 WALNUT
STREET,PHILA,DRLPIIIA, - CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS 113811,746.70.—1n5ures against Loss or Dwane by
Fire and the Pouliot' the See, Inland Navigation and
Tl : alr6ut traliGE H. 'BART, President.
P. '
E 1 600 d Se o9B Vice d o" t erid Treasurer.
S. IL BUTLER,lanuttantremarstarT.
DLY.EOTORS,
B. P. our, '
Porter B. Perkin,.
Andrew R. Charobera, ,
- Damns' .Tortex.M. D.. -
mho-tf
George H. Hart •
A t%
tifits
/MINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
'I6,NAL INBURANCE COMPANY.
P.LATTBBUR, MIBBOIIRI.
Chartered in M.—Authorized Capital. 8100800:
R. Whittimitom. W P . i .trz o lkliner, T. R Bradior.
George
W.
Cuiver 'R. AlWRlPa r Aitkree.
N.MOCKADAY. Beo. and Treas.
pe/mai attention paid to Colleatlons, and Money
romptly remitted.' munnemisolloited. man-3W
I ;IFEJENSURANOE: AND TRUST 00M
is-APARY_I-TRB 4B_NN‘.MUTUAL I.ly_g_Dreu-.
wpi OOMPANydloamt ;per of THIRD and
qfirldtgr i trift a tagra i t ie eins of dife-srlinte
gannities and endirwmen*- 111 - Intereete in
]teal Estate, shilfrumi all °sutras:s li des:awns on,the
e l e erer a se=toie, idaiedeeesong•4odemseg
eletbsieHi and lineedthtlii.
... t om L. Mill•iri ""wrill .
Psel lgirre.
rein Coates. dham run,
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A preparation new tp the public but which hes long
been Onside MO, .or restoring ores Hair to an natu
rstcolor, imparting Co itapkwoi appearanoe, and ren-:
daring lt soft and stilly.' ' - -
it is entiretrdifferent In its naturo 'And effects from
Orr artiellinow in saw for the suns purpose, being a
a Beni, Paid. semi, as clear sis water, requiring no
washing berate
_or a ft er its application. free from stgrphor
or any other ohieotionablei ingredient, and Applied as
0 ailY as Pi prritnerg watr OH. •
• ' N, be ben or the following PertiOne : ..
W. Z. Harbert'. atones. Juniper and Pine streets.
8., 3 Fennell, No. 26 Worth JSiithth street. .
ThomeaLaneaster Spruce and Eighteenth streak,
Thomas Weaver, Vine and Eighteenth streets.
wen. 11, Thompson. Mt, Vernon and ileventeenthM'si
:kr a Ga tz d e4et rah. below Second street.
:G•orpicfr iloweD-Nrine 'lt@ otTiTti h tr., gr .
-- A. IL Bowman, npralle Ma 5800Qd ' streets. -
..italtVeraellenT and Eleventh streets. •
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, lIIFTRENTR and wow Pt - rester
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PISOATORIAL SPORTS. , . ! •
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PHILIP WILSON ti'do.i- 434 OHESTNUT Si..
invite the !oven of PDWATORIAL SPORT to
- m r u rtinent, lot lissA away, of TACKLE
,• in t Mts.
world,ronownott Trout. Bon and . left. ' nor Moat; Buiro4d Se ft on Flies
i strap , c,.-mg_kozweirefdad,
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pucmslows.-2,300 pieces Hams
W 'arid City Smoked. Alma) bbla Cariiney.
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. Noon door aboi• Front.
fACINVIEL--443 Bbls. Nos.l, 2, sod 3-
JMIL Bde,okirteti*lilkde.bahnoi,Atmlortiatedeightbit
faille or , u. N ULNA le Ofki
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ill FARMS, .FARMS, FARMS, FARMS.
®[—GREAT CHANCE Von BARGAINS.—Some of
the finest Pm ernes over offered at Private Bale in
Mont:ornery, Cheerer. and Books counties, by H. 11.
cowsoN, Real 'Estate Agent aud ConveYsaos7.
Morris
town, Pa. -
No.S, is a Farm of 78 acres, within a mile of Norris
town ; will be sld a barga m in,
• No. 6, le a Farm 9(4105,5, in Lower Providence tp,
N 0.7, is a handsome property of 35 acres, near Centre
B Virfl, is a Farm of 109 acres, in Gwynedd township.
No. 10, is a beautifully-located Farm, of 103 acres, in
Lower Providence, with fine improvements, water and
fruit plenty.,
No. 15, is' a very fine proPerty of 39 sores, id White*
marsh.on the turnpike, in a good neighborhood, and
improvements very fair.
No. 16, is a Country Beat with 32 acres, near the bo
rougn ; a splendid property. '
No. 21,m a Country Beat , beautifully located, with BO
Wes of good land, irater plenty, fruit, &c.; near the
borough.
No. sig, is sr Grist Mill. Lumber, and Coal Yard. with
10 sores, near Norristown, where a large burliness can
be done.
No. a 7, le a handsome little property of 2214 acres, only
two miles from Norristown; improvements nearly new.
No. 33. is a handsome little property_ of 10 acres, with
privilege , of 14 acres, in Lower ProVldence township.
No. SI, is a Farm of 70 (14340411 with fine improvements,
good soil,
,aand very
k r e=rl l . vaeridn Line - 1 Vet re: of
land, in Upper Providence, all in good condition ; for
sale a bargala.
.No.Sil, le a Farm of 4134; acres, in Norriton township. ,•
improvements quite fair, soil good, and water and frui t
plenty.
No. ST, isa ve productive and handsome property
of aoree, in Whi ry,
tpain ; water and (roll plenty.
No. 39, lea Lot with acres and improvements, In
Lower Providence, in a village.
No. 43. ie Farm of 22% acres and very good improve
ments, soil very produottve ; also. 1 Lot of 21 sores, sad
1 of 40 sores, &doming No 43.
N 0.44, is a very productive Farm of 56 acres, in Lower
Providence, - beautifully located; improvements good
andsubstantial ; terms easy.
o. 46; le a Farm of 90 acres in Montgomery, county,
3l miles from Norristown.
N 0.60, is a splendid Farm of ST acres, near Borough
limits, very convenient to the town and very pro
ductive.
• • •
No. 51, is a Hotel and 14 acres, 314 milee from the bo
rough ; a beautiful location.
No. 56, ma Farm with new and handsome improve •
wants, and 32 acres of good land, on the State Road.
No. 59, Farm, Country Seat, and 26 acres, one mile
from Norristown.
No. 59. is a handsome and productive property, near
the borough, with 20 acres.
No. 60, m a splendid Mansion with 17 sores, near Potts
town; fox vale a bargain.
N 0.61, is a Farm of 43 cores, in Norriton township;
improvements good. and water plenty.
N 0.67.10 a Truck Farm of 7 acres, two miles from
Norristown. on the Piko.
Pio. 68, is a beautiful Country Seat and 5 acres, at Nor-
No. 69. is a Country Seat, and 16 acres, within the bo
rough limits ; one of the handsomest properties in this
vicinity ;Aeries mbar.
N 0.72, uipt Farm of 6134 acres, in Gwynedd township,
with good improvements.
No. 73, is . Stone Mansion and 2 two acres , in a village
7 miles from Norristown.
N 0.74, is a Farnrof 45 acres, new buildings and prime
laud, in woroester township,.No.7s, is a Lot of 10 acres, in Plymouth township, with
goad bmidmgs ,
No. 76 , is a 11:n n iOn f ielL m •l t ii i o e a b t:i f l o ra l ;M of 116 acres.
along Perkin en Creek, 18 miles from Norristown.
No. 77, is a highly-improved and beautifully-located
Farm 0f,50 acres in 'Worcester on the turnpike.
No;78, is a Stone Grist Mill:with water and steam
Dower, tomiles from Philadelphia, and doing a large
business.
No. at, Is a very fine and productive property, of 30%
acres. near Port Kennedy ; for sale Cheap.
No. 82 , is a Farm of 165 acres, in Limerick, with a
stream of water passing through it.
No. 83, is a Farm of 2934 acres, in Lower Providence,
with very good improvements.
No. 8•7 is a highly-cultivated Farm of 72 acres, in
Lower Providenoe township, with new improvements.
No. fel, is a Farm of 132 sores, a miles from the borough,
fine buildings and would divide, making two very hand
-1 some farms.
.
No. 9d, is a Farm of 83 notes, in Norriton township; a
first-rate farm, and will be sold low.
N 0.95. is a but of 11 mires and improvements, near
Centre Square.
No. 96, is a Farmof 103 acres and very fair improve
ment!, in Whiteout township; the land in very good and
and Moldy cultivated.
No. 97, is a Farm of 60 acres and 9 time kilns, in Ply
mouth; some of the best land in tho
No. 100, is a Lot of 19 sores and improvements, near
Norritonville.
lvo. 101, is a Fenn of 48 acres, in ikirri ton, with good
buildings • a beautiful location.
No. 103; is a Farm of 62 acme, in Chester county;
near a railroad. terms easy.
No, 101, is a Budding Sao, containing 10 acres, near
Fort Washington.
No. Mg, lea &libelous Farm, in Worcester, of 24 acres
and improvements.
No. D 2, is a Farm of 76 acres near Pottstown, on the
pike, and must become very valuable, owing to its prox
imity to the borough.
N 0.114, is a Farm of 87 acres in Upper Providence,
with improvements nearly new.
N 0.117, is a handsomely-located Property in Women
ter, on a pike; Hmithshop on too premises; 24 acres of
land.
No.llB, is a beautiful Country Beat, with 17 acres of
prime land, in Plymouth; buildings coat over 820,000;
Will be sold low and on easy terms
No./19, is a good Farm of a 0 scree . in Lower Provi
dence township ,wiih first-rateimprovements.
N 0.121, is a Farm of 83 acres, improvements very
good. lamilin a high state of cultivation; only 3 miles
from Norristown,
. .
122, is a Farm of 40 acres, in Whitman:will be
sold a bargain if applied for noon.
No. 123, is a very ifine Property with 60 acres, in Ply
mouth; land very goon and terms eg g ,
N 0.124, lea Farm 040 acres, in Wintpain; land good
and improvements fait .• will bosold on easy terms.
No. IM, Farm of 67 acres, in Whitplin ; a good lo
cation; sme meadow land; improvements very fair.
No. ix, is a model Farm of 126 acres, near Norris
town; 3 sets of buildings; would divide conveniently,
and must become very valuable, owing to its proximity
to the borough.
No. 12T, is a handsome Country Residence, on a pike, 4
miles from Norristown, with 6 acres of prime land ; will
be sold a bargain.
No. 122, is a good little Farm of 20 acres, in Worces
ter: with good improvements.
o.:130. is a Farm. of 30 sores, in Norriton, improve
ments now and land good ; terms easy.
No. 131, is a Farfn of 80 acres in Whiteout, op a pike,
fine improvements, land good. fruit and water plenty.
No. IM, is a cheap Farm of 87 acres , in Limerick, on a
pike ; will be sold a bargain,
N 0.133, is a very fine Farm in Whitpain. of 64 sores,
beautifully located, and in first rate order.
No. 134, is a Farm 0183 acres ' in the borough ; will be
sold a bargain and on early ter ms.
No. 1 3 5, is a Wharf and S acres of Land, with basin
that holds 4 canal boats ; stone house with store and bar
room.. and? oilier rooms, opposite Pottstown. •
No 136, is a Farm of 110 acres, near North Wales eta
with good improvements.
No. IS% ma model Farm of 165 mires, in upper Merlon,
1 mile from a depot on i Mester Valley - Railroad.
N 0.136, is a Farm of 78 acres, to Whitpatn, in the best
of order, and will sell on easy terms.
No. 140oe a Farm of 52 mores in Whitpatn, 1 mile from
a depot on the North Pennsylvania Railroad ; Improve
ments of the best kind, and no finer farm in the town
ship.
No. 143, is a cheap Farm to Meiner county of 100 acres.
near the town of Meroor ; d good chance for a man of
moderate means.
N 0,148, is a handsome Country Seat, with 31 acres,
near Norge:own ; a splendid location.
N 0.105, is a Floor Mill of a ran of nonce, saw mill,
and 10 acres of land ; mill nearly new ;'on a Railroad.
N 0.147, le a Farm of diacres in Chester county.
No 149, is a Country Seat and 10 acres of land," on a
pike,
No. IE2, is &Farm of 17 acres, in Gwynedd township.
No, 163, is achesp Fatinof 78 acres. in Chester county;
30 iteites of timber land—will sores bargain.
No 156, is a Farm of MU in Chester county ;
near Phtenixville. •
No, WI, is a cheap andproduotive Farm of 116 sores,
sear Zleglersville, with fair improvements.
No. 156, is a handsome litt,e Fenn of SS acres, in
Gwynedd. near a station.
158, is a beawifully located Farm of 4.9 acres, in
Gwynedd, with very fine Improvements, on a pile.
The above properties are all for wale, or lonia will be
exchanged for huger. and some for smaller francs. I
have some very good Store and Tavern stands for sale,
not included in the above list; also, smith and wheel
wright shops, where a large business can be done.
have several private residenoes in Norristown to ex
change for Parma. Bonnie for sale in entails of the
RPrough, ranging !rem 8600 to 810.000. Mortgagee ne
gotiated at reasonable rates. Stocks bought end sold.
Rouses for rent and rents collected. Fano Pales of
Real and Personal Froperty made op reasonable terms.
For Catalogues and full desoriptions of Farms &0..
&D., p lease address R. R. congoil A
my mf 44M 29 11 & je2 Norrietown. ra.
TO , RENT—A house situated on
NM Haines et , Germantown, third door from Schaaf-
CPT, having nine roome,lwath a large garden,_and fruit
sod shade trees attached, Apply at B ROOKS'.
PRICE: Street, Germantown, or at 138 ' , torte IHIRD
Street, Philadelphia. myls-6t.
pat?. SALE, CHEAP—A now Ladd Web
atm., & Co.'a S ewing Moolnee—the beat manu
factured. Mittens•°Sewing !doctrine, office or The
,press. m 7244,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.--A
Mak furnished house to let, at the northwest corner of
Ninth and Limon streets. Apply_ on the P 9r tf or at
No. 12 FARQUHAR BUILDINGS.
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For 'tale a, large jot in the Southwestern section of
the oily, well adapted for a Nursery. Terms aoriommoda
tine. For particulars address " K." at this office. ay T-tf
di TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
11161: 'double houses well shaded, with coach houses
and gardens attached: on Taoony Plank fload,_
Wone mile
below Taoony. and three - quarters of a mile from Pas-
ENll.llilltUe depot at Bridesburp. A01)1/.0,1417
17 O L L I ER Y TO LET.—THE CELE.
SKATED LUKE FIDLER COLLIERY, situated
at Shamokin, in the Shamokin Coal Basin, and on the
line of the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad,
will pa let upon the complefton of the improvements
now in progress.
There are two veins of Red Ash Coal op ened on the
property, each seven feet think. The coal i s of a dupe
nor quality, and has attained a nigh reputation where
ever Wham been introduced. It is highly valued and
commands a ready sale in Baltimore and intermediate
places to which it is sent both by canal and railroad. A
market hes also been opened for this coaLin the North
and Northwest. For shipment to the Emit it may be
taken to Delaware City, and, upon the completion in
June next, of the extension of the Mine Mill Raidgad
to connect with the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville
Railroad, it can be shipped at Richmond.
These veins will yield from three to four hundred
thousand_tone above water level. There are other
veins of White, Red, and Gray Agh Coal on the pro
perty, which are easily accessible. The enmity of the
breaker is fifty thousand tons per annum.
The Colliery can be examined on application to D. W.
C. Cleaver, on the premises. • •
For further information appll tO
. M. EASTWICK,
mbEl-tuths tf No. 1 VINE Street, Philadelphia.
rip •
W. NEILL, & Co..
YARD. R. E. Corner BROAD and CALLOWIIILL,
Superior WHITE ASH, " I a itm I ZQUA, and LEHIGH
UOALS.
Pr ;P r gi:r d s k bri l aitrtria x ixtl Y eT.;ott
atten
tion, apE 3m
EDwni OLARK'S
••-•,.. • • • H/OHLY IMPROVED
sort newly Patented Combined Grinding and Bolting. or
MERCHANT FLOUR MiLL,
Daily in operation at
140.136 RACZ 8r
lou r, BILOW THIRD, PHILAD'A..
This unrivalled Flour Mill, including the complete
grinding and bolting machinery, occupies a enact of
only 4 feet wide, eight feet high, and twenty-nine feet
longmanufacturing within this email oompasa, at a
operation, and wito but little more than ix horse
power, family. extra, extra, surfine, and all of the low
pe
er grades of flour, and the diTerent kin& of cad ; pro
diming flour equal in Q uality to the best flour made rm
a given amount of wheat, by the best Merchant Flour
Mills in the United States, or in Europe. Its average
rate of grinding is two barrels of superior flour per
h Tai. new, compact. complete , and celebrated flour
mill has been carefully examined by many of the most
experienced stutters in this country, and they unani
mously bestow upon it the highestoommendatitms ;And
have men their testimonials of its intrinsic superion
tigand its IMMerile utility.
merehants, ospitaliste, 'pecula
tor, and the publio in general, are reepeotfully invited
to Ali end examine thiii highly useful and Justly Gale
brstpd flour min.
information concerning the embalm of the Patent
Rights for States and liountieg, and the mills, l i r every
portion of the United .States, Crest Britain, ranee,
Dormant ;Russia, and other Agricultural comity es; will
be given to all persons addressing their le tter to
EDWIN CLAR., Patentee,
No. Alg RACE at., below Third, Yhilad'e.
Mfr' For further information conceniing this celebra
ted flour mill, please to read the yellow handbills, de
seribine it. , vvilAr
1125. JAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS
FOR LADlES.—Approved of and highly recom
mended by the Medical profession throughout the United
States,. Thin,' Thousand It/welds having been advised
by their physicians to use her Surgical Appliances« She
would caution Merchants and others against purohamag
ezoept at her residenes, 1039 WALNUT Street, where
she can be consulted daily, between the hours Of '9
and g. Her book of test:menials will be given on &poll
nation. Bent free to any part of the United States.,ifer
signature is on each article. nor) tutkie•tr
A Nit* AND WONDERFUL,PJSUO
forthVEß.lc e tßUeumatism and Omit.
SUR B C AITHELITIO PILLS'
This Medicin e is offered Irith'the utmost oon#durii,e,o!
its being the most effeatual remedy, for t_ti e e ed a b o:v s t47 .
peherogees ever rstudieeovherte Nodrimiczte, pride e l
tgr. o orat i ti m r etil, rin i :n bl olosa the nsain i POG en ta t. 6.
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OR EUROPE.—Having been apijooksted
Attie, for WM. WILLIAMS 00.'i Trattest ,
pretrar aff r loilr A tße i m s to o rgeive
For all. to?..0• •• •3 7 Letups azia AIM, at ±priits ,unErsoi
donid in this o A tjou . Cu.,
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30 0 Bbls. and 340 hfu."largeNo. 3 Mack
,erod. 190 Ws., and Mk) MS. small No. I Mask
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BETWEEN PRILADE lIIAEMsDfP SBURG, Connecting direetat Phil elphm
with Through Trains
Rom Boston, New York: and all points East, and in the
aeon Depot at Fittsbag witp Through Trains to an d
om all points in the NY lin, ortnweat, and BOuthWeet.
—thus furnishing facilities or the transportation of
Passengers tininupaseed for speed and comfort by any
other route. ..
Expreu and Fact Lines run through to Flttsburg :
without change of Cars or Conductors. All through Pas-
Sengar Triune provided with Loughidge's Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of f the engineer:
thus ed4Dag mutt to the safety of T r. :vs:tars:
Braslung Cars are attaohed to esti Traini Woodruff's
ilifisiPtaiN t : DAILY: I s hit 1 1 and Fast
Bun
dapsd'llllPrtalitleave P h iladelphia t 760 A. hi.
s u a
Fast Line " Mee A. X.
mynas Train leaves n 10.46 P. M.
BY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS:
In spars Acammnodition:y.ia2olambia : SI P. M.
kikekr-g too P. M.
8.40 P. M.
West Chester " 12 90 P. M.
West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, Welt
Chester Accommodation and d Columbia Trains.
passengers for Sun
A r,,wimam...„, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls, an in termediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 7.15 A. M and 2 P. M. go directly through,
Tiokete We v trard may be obtained akthe aloes/if the
Comvany o lP adelphia, New York, Batton, or sm.
tiroore ;an lokete EsArward at any of the Important
Railroad_ nes in the West ; also on board buy of the
regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
riven.
oar Fare always ea low, and time as wok, as by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennevlvama Railroad to Chicago. make this the
DIRECT LINE BECitt . E TWEEN
W THE EAST AND THE
.AT EST,
The oonneotion of tracks by the jtaliroad Bndge at
pittebarg, avoiding MI drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are adventates readdr
Appreciated by Shipppere of Freight, and the Travel
hng
Merohants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to tins cOmpanY. can rely 'with min,
doors on its speedy transit.
THE RATE'S OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the POnnsylvanta Railroad are at all
sinte3 as javorabk as are charged by ester Rafiread
C° llVil l e " Articular to mark packages " via Penna. Rail
road.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
pany: •
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
H.B.Pieroe It Co., Hanesville, 0.; J.IJ Johnston, Ripley,
O.; R. MoNeelY, Mal:Mlle, Hp .; Ormsby & Cropper,
Portsmouth, O.; Paddock k go., Jeffersonville, Indi
ana; H. W. Brown tc ,Co., Cmoiruaati, O.; Athern &
Hibbert, Cincinnati, 0.. It. C. Me drum Madison fad.;
Joe. K. Moore, Louisville, Ky.; P. G. tpfillay k!
Evansville, Ind N. W. Witham & Co., Cairo, 1114 R.
F. Sass, Shaler It Glen, St. Louis, hioA John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris Hunt M emp his, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, 111.L.W. IL H. Koonta, Alton,
Ill.; onto Freight Agents of Railroads at different Points
in the West.
S. B. KINGSTON, Sr., Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOONS, Ni North street Baltimore.
LEECH & CO., 1 Astor House, or I B.Wllham et., N.Y.
LEECH & CO., No. 77, Statest?et, Boston.
11, H. HOUSTON, Gen'i reight Agent Phil*.
L. L. HOUET, Can't Tio et Agony; Phi
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1860. NWAMIN 1860.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT—NEW YORK LINES.
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DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAnES,
Prom Walom-atreet Whml,
Will leave m follows—mz
At 6 A At, via Camden and Amber, C. A. A. Aooom-FAIR
. modation..- . .....
..., 4 -,..522#
At aA M, via Camden and Jersey City or. j.) Ao
aommodation.. . —. 929
At 9 A AI, via Camden and Jersey City, .Momin3 .
ail— . 3 00
—..............
At 11A M, by Steamboat, via Tammy and Jersey
City. Western Ex press....- 900
Atl2l 1' M, via Camden and Arataii, AtmommO
dabon.—
Camden and Amboy ,
At 2 P Al, via -
ress - . . . .. 90
At ' 4 .
Jersey
City, Evenly.' Express.... . ' ... . 309
At 4P M, Steamboat. Tacony and Jersey
City. 24 Claes Ticket. 440
At 6Y M, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
... .. 600
At 11 P M, via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
Mail—,..-- 226
At 5 P M. via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger,)-lat Clam
10
Ticket. 226
id 64 64 1
The 0P M Mail Line rune daily. The 11 PM, South
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville, Flemington.
ko., at 6A M and 4 M, from Walnut-street wharf. and
7.10 A M from Kensington.
For Water Cap,Strondsbarg. Soranton. Wilkeetwrre ,
Illontroge, Brent Bend, acc., at 6 A. M. from Walnut
street wharf. and 7.00 A. M. from Kensington. via Dal
ware Lacirmaral t s and Western ft. R.
Ho
For Mount . at 6 and 9 A. M., 2 and 436 P. M.
For Freehold, a 6 AWAY. 3I
LINE , and 2
S. P. M.
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Walnut street viharf,T.lo A. a. and 6M P. M. from
Kensington.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Belem°,
Beverly, Burling
ton. Florence. Bordentown , /too at12)4,1, and eif, P.M.
steamboatJoa Bencron for Boigentown and Interme
diate Places, at 2)(i P. M.
teambnat Trenton' for Taoony. at 11 A. M. and
Tawny, Beverly, Burlington, and Bnetol, at 4 P. M.
Fifty:Pounds of Itaggageoniy, allowea each humeri
ger. Passenger, are prohibited from taking anythlng ae
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to he paid for extra. The Company limit
their reirponeibility for baggage to One Donator potted,
and will not the liable for any amount bey and 4100, ex
cept by opemal contract.
apl6 WM. H. GATZMER. Agent.
INWAININ PH ELMIRA ROUTE.-
ILADELPHiA AND EL,
MIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTE to Tamaqua, Catawissa, flu
pert, Wilkesbarre,Soranton 4 Danville, Milton,' Wit
nainsport, Troy, Ralston, (Anton, Elmira, floral°
Niagara Falls, - Rochester,
Cleveland, Detroit Toledo
Chicago, St. Lonin. Milwaukee. and all points North an.
West.
Passenger I.- w II leave the new Depot of the Phi
ladelphta and it,ading Railroad, corner BROAD end
CALLOWHILL Street., (Passenger entrance on Cal
lo hill street„) daily tSandaya excepted), for above
points. as fellows :
DAY EXPRESS. ....... ..13A A. M.
NIGHT EXPRES'S. .A SS
P. M.
The 740 A. N. train connect. at Rupert, for Wilke*
bane. Patron Scranton, and all stations r the
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAIL OAD.
The above trains make direct oonneotions 'lnura
with the trains of the New pork arid Erie, Canandaigua.
and Niagare._Falls, andaudalo kissiroadatfOrn sit points
North and West, and the Canada.
Baggage olitielcod to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge. and all intermediate points:
Tickets can bikproeured at the.. Philadelphia and El
mira Railroad Line's 'ticket 0153 e, northwest corner of
SIXTH and ORES 11 . 41.)T Streets at the Paseenger
Depot, corner of TEHRTEENT GAIA,OI I IFHILL.
THROUGH EXPRESS E El HT TRAIN ,
Leave the Philadelphia and Reading Depot, Broad and
points West
daily (Sandal. exoepted), for all
points West and North, ate P.
Al,
Freight, must be delivered before 3P. M. to insure
their going the same day.
For farther informationeV at Freight Depot.
THIRTEENTH and GALLO Lb, or to
CHAS. S. PAPPE ,_Cenerat_ASent,
Northwest corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
aP1441 - Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOWN, LitoAD-BUMMER ARRANGEkIENT.--
On and after AR/1610AY, Mar 15, PM,
FOR ORRMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 0,9, 19, 11 and 11 A. M.,
1,5, 536, Bern, 6, MC 7,8. 9, 104. and 9 ,10 % P. M.
Leave antown 6, 7 736, 8,8% ,Mr /11A.
1,2, 8,4, LC 6%, 7, 8 2 nt( N P. Al.
0314 8 DAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.08 min. A. M., 2,2, 5, 73£, and
10% r. M.
a nd
Le
9% P . M ave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., LlO min., 4, M.
• OGOESTNUT RILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philedelshin 6, 8,10, 12 A. M., 2,4, 6, 634, 8,0,
and /03( P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10 7.40, 8.40, 940 11.49 A. AL,
1.40, 6.49, 6.79,13.40, and I.lO ' P. M.
ON SUDAY!.
Assays Philadelphia 9.06 A. hi., 41,11, and 7% P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7. 60 A. AL, MO, 6.10, and 9.10
mui., P. M.
FOR OONSLIOROCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 5.60. 734, 9.05. 11.0, rain., A. IC,
1,044 WA, .52.5, 6.50, and 112( P. M.
Leave Norristown 0, 8.06, 2, 11 A M., 134, 434 .
and T 3 P. AL •
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave e Fki riotie rlt A L. M rti. a . V . S n ean 6 d i p . P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia Am, 736. 9.06. M.OB A.14.,1.06, 2.06.
Dm, 4g, 6.55, 6.60, 8% an 1134 P. M.
Leave Manorial:lk 8.55, 534, and 1134 A. rd., 2,
1126, 5,13%, 8, and 9% M.
0.74 SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 5. 5, and 8 P M.
heave Alansynnk2f r A.M., 134, 61, and 934 P. Al.
111947 H D' K E . P B O T and CT' 11`112Ntensteuets'
lainamTO WEST CHESTER
POI.NVIA MEDIA. AND INTERMEDIATE
13.
Trains for West Chester leave Philadelphia from the
depot, northeast corner of Eighteenth and Market
streets, at 7.10 and 1040 A. M., and at 3 and 5.15 P. M.
On Sundays at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M L
Paszengere for Stations on the Philadehohia and Dal
titnore Central Railroad will take the 7.39 and 10 10
A. M., and 6 15 y. 41. TIMMS. udl3o
AND READING RAIL
ROAD.-PASSNGER TRAINS for POTTSVILLE,
A
READING and HARRISBURG.
PdORNINO LINE, DAIL,Y, (SindAye excepted.)
Leave New Depot, oorner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADHLPHIA, (Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill etreets•tat 8.10
nonneoting at Harrisburg with the PENNSYL, VANIA
RAILROAD. I
P. M. train runniln , to Pittsburg, ; Ott
CUMBERLAND VALLEY LOY P. M. train running to
Chambersbur_ ,g Carlisle, Fen. and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. M. train, running to Sun
bur74Ato•
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Stream, PHILADELPHIA efDorA
entrances
Wa tl l l , l4 o l 4,476tlTßlTlTlL w aB l .B . o t z er
at 6 P. m., DAILY, (Sundays 'ex
cel:n.o.l
DISTANCES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD,
Fuom PuiLene,Leure.
To ..... 28
Reading••• • 88) Phrelahta and Retch('
Lehan9A. • • Se an Lebanon Valley R.l
Harbsottrg. • • •• ..... • •
Dauphin - -• ...... ,
....... 1421
Trevortou Junotion..ll2 I
Sunbury 169
Northumberland.. -..171'
bewisburg—.......l7B
itten— ...185
hlniloy.. .. Ht
Wtl
197
,LoneyShore
Look 11aven..........235J
Ralston.--. 134
Elm Troy . . .....
This 8.00 A. M., and the SAL
at Port Clinton, (Sundays et
WISSA, WILIAMBPORT
making close connections wi
Canada. the West, and Soul)
DEPOT IN PHILADHLPH
CALLOWHILL Streets.
apIS-If W. 11. Mt
Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad,
P. M. train oonneot
xa a c n P d " th a
!PADA IV,
[titlra to Niagara Falls,
hints
IA: orner of BROAD and
Tf. ) NNRY. PemMhr♦
FPRINN ARRANGE
rIirLADELPILIA, WIL MINGTON, AND BAIT'
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after MONI/Y, April 13, INN
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8.1. A. M., 18 noon, (Express, ) and
MEI E. M.
11 FotOheater at 8.18 A. M., IS noon, 1.15, 6.00, 7.00 and
30 W i lmington
For Wilmington at 8.16 A. M., 11. LH, 6.00, 7.00. and
11.10 P. M.
Forty ew Cattle M 8.16 A. M., sad SAO P. M.
For Middletown at ea A. and 6.00 P. M.
For Dover 618,11 A. M. and 5.00 P. M.
For Milford it 8.15 A. M. and LW P. M.
For Seaford at B.IIIA. 1., and 5.03
For Laurel at 8.15 A. IL. and 5.00 P. M. •
For Salisbury at 8.18 A. M. rd 590 r. AL
TRAINS FOR PH LADELPRLi
_AMT.
pPP ßaltimore at 8.80 A, ~(Eariressil 10.11 A. M.,
'Tetra 'lrm . ln_ston at 590, 8.50, and 1/.50 A. Mo
B.End 8.31. P. M.
earn Ralnibnry at 5.9) A. AL, and 1.00 P. M.
VS angel et 6.15 anda.4o Y. M. Ave Seaford at 6.01 A. at. and 4.00 P.M. M
ve Milford at lAA A. M., and 4.40 P. M. -
IMMO Dover at 8.011 A. M., and 090 P. M.
Leave IVddietown at 15.05 A. BS. 7.01 M
LOWS Mewl:Male at 8.00 10.111 A. ~ and 8.99 P. M.
U-ave Chester at TAO, 8 . 10, 11.01 . AL, pa, aal and
1,11 F.
ro Leave lo Baltimore M. for Salisbury and Delaware Rail
ad at.lB A.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Lerma Chester at &46 A. M., 12.1111 and ILO P. M.
A Leave Wilmington at LMA
ISA, AL' P. M., and alo
FREIGHT TRAIN, with PASSENGER CAR attached,
,Lafaia t P a h p iliad m allTi l a RiProsigiVind intermediate
IP P I y: - Wilnii; Atoll for Perryville and intermediate
el es for Philedelpliis and intermediate
places at LW P. M.
Leave Havre-de-Graoe for Baltimore and Intermedi
ate planes at 8.00 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Orace and intermedi
ate slimes at AOC Y. M.
SUNDAYS
Ohl
at
1110F.M., from Philadelplna
Oh.y at LW P. M., from Baltirrior± to Picladelehie-
Apra S. m. Fmurom. Proeldent
O%S 7 I VA.
rg i er br G ,COFFEE,-4000 po RA M it, cketk,_prime
MaHA
/1
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILIAIL
ft
Lift EM
a ARRAN GE MYN . •
Ft BET EHEM BOVLESTOW . EASTON.
MA OH Ola ECHL EY, WHITE
HA N, NILE 888 RE, ko.
On and after MOND Y, May 28t_ ,h Pawns*
Trains! wilt leave FRON and WILLOW S treets. Phi •
ladeiphia, DAILY. (flundac excepted:l
At 6.10 A. M. (Express . for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Orr, Hazleton, km. -
At 2.80 M. (Express), for Bethlehem ,_.Easton, Act.
This train reaches , Easton at 2.60 P. M., and makes
close connection with New Jersey Central Express
Train for New I ork.
At 8.41) A. M. and 430 P. M. (Accommodatio))),
For Doylestown.
At 9.30 A. M. and 8.80 P. M. (Accommodation) ;
For Fortwastiingtoa.
The 630 A. M. Express Train makes elate connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and mast desirable route to Wilkesbarre,
and to allpoints la the Lehight.loal Region.
TRAINS FOR PRII,ADELPHIA t
Leave Bethlehem, (Ewan,) at 7.16 A. M. and 6.32 P.
la.
and 4 P.
Leave D oylestown (Accommodation, ) at 620 A. M.
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation.) at alla
M. and 216 P. M.'
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. hf.
Pailadelphia, for Doylestosrn, at P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 8.20 A. ht.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 3.00 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem, 8).150. To mono Chunk, 82.60,
To Easton, $l.OO. To Doylestown 80 cents.
e T e h s r a ti t e g obkoewt must S tr e et, b e
o p r rri o s
E n r it e
s a t
s i t h , n e
0 e in Tike
fiot
order
to tenure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) connect
at Berke street with Fifth and Sixth streets and 13aciond
and Third-street Passenger Railroads 20 minutes after
leaving Willow street,
my2B
NOTICE.—NORTH AtitAIMPENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MO v DAY. May 38th, ,WILLOWENGER
TRAINs will leave FRONT and Streets,
Philadelphia, aa follow :
For Bethlehem, Mellott Chunk, Wilkesharrei Stc.i
(Express,/ at 880 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Easton. &o (Express) at 2.10 P. M.
For Poylestown (Accommodation) at 8.40 A. AL, and
4.90 P. M.
For Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 0.30 A.
Al, , and 8.30 P. M.
TRAINS FOR PIIILAD I LPIIIA,
Leave Bethlehem (Express) at 7.15 A. M,Mad 5.22
P. M.
Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) at 830 A. M..
and 4 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation) ate.3o A.
M.. and 0.16 P. hI.
ON RONDAYS,
•
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. M.
or Doylestown at 3 P.M.
Doylestown for Philatßuphia at 620 A. M.
Bethlehem at 822 P. M.
my23-3t ELLIN CLARK. Agent.
iyagams sumtiF tE A
NTRRANGE
oHAttoE OP HOURS.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY. the 28th of May, instant, the
time of starting the PABBF,NGER TRAINS of the
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY be as follows:
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Trains leave PHILADELPHIA for READING,
POTTBVILLE, and HARRISBURG at 8 A. M., 5.30 P.
NI., and 5* P...., (aaco ßE mmodation).
TURNING.
Trains leave POTTSVILLE at 6 A. M. and 2 P. M.,
and leave HARRISBURG at 8 A. M. and 1.16 P. M.
• The 5 P. M. Accommodation Train runs to READ
ING only.
The Down!) the. PARgENGE q TRAIN TRAINTTS
VILLE: and 3.30 P.M. PABSENGE it from
PHILADELPHIA, are the only Trains that run on him
days.
By order of the Hoard of Managers.
W. H. McILHENNEY,
Rooretarr.
m 1244.19 1
INWANNE PHILADELPHIA ,MsID
BALTIMORE CENTRAL;
RAILROAD.—BUIRMER BOARDING.—Traine leave
the depot of the West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad
Co . Eighteenth and Market streets, at 7:30 A.M. and 5:15
r. M.
Leave Avondale 6:15 and 9A. M., and 3:45 P. M. •
Freights for this line received at No. 1816 Market Bt.
A daily line of stages to and front New London and
ford connects with the 7:30 A. M. train from Philadel
phia, and the 9A. M train front Avondale. The beau,
tiful scenery and well-known healthfulnes. of Delaware
and Chester counties offer superior inducements to
those looking for summer boarding. A. B. BURTON.
Philadelphia. May 14.1860, 3m Superintendent.
IdOTIOE.---CHESTER
kintiIIMPIEVALLEY RAILROAD—PAR
o irGorl II TRAINS FOR DOWNING gOWN AND [lli-
TER/MEDIATE 18TATIONS.—On and alter Mth Afar,
lone, the Passenger Trams for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Pmanger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading
_Ritilrorul Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOWEILL Straka, (passenger en-.
tnumes on Oallowhill.
MORNING TRAIN for Downingtown, !eaves at 9.00
A. bf... . . .
tA . STERNOON TRAIN for Dotramstown. lassos at
OP. M.
DAILY (Sandas enoestTd.fr
sy order of the /loud of Managers of the l'hilsdelpkii
and Reowlins the
Comosny,
nnS W. B. MciLDENNEY, &oratory.'
WEST CHESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS VIA
PENNeY LVANI A RAILROAD. Leave Depot, corner
ELEVENPA and MARKET Strcete, daijr(except
Bandar) at 7.15 A. Pd., 12.30 P. AL, and 4 P. IR. Leave
Went Chester at 6.40 A. ht. 10.40 A. AL, and 3.10 P. AL
NNWPHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
REDUCDON OF FARES:
On acid after APRIL ad, 1860, Commulation Tiaketi,
with twenty - six coupons, will be issued, good for_ he
holder and any member of his family, on any Passenger
Train, and at any time. They will be sold by the
Treasurer, at the cube of the company, No. IX South
FOURTH. Street, at a reduction of twenty-five per cent.
from the regular fares. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer In the Country will find this a very desirable
route, the Sohn.ylkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
the most beautiful and healthy in the State,.and well
si ble by four trains from and to Philadelpha daily,
S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.'
put LATELPIIIA. March 26th, MO. mh27-t(
NOTICE TO CONTRAOTORB.
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
PENNeIYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, until 3
o'clock P.M., on MONDAY, JUNE 11, for the con
struction of the Masonry in the piers and abutments of
a Bridge over the Schuylkill river, near the United
States Arsenal, to the nit, of Philadelphia.
The amount of masonry will be about 5,600 cable
yards. a large portion of which will be under water.
Primossis will elate the price per subioyard. including
the numbing of all materials, and the expenses of
coffer-dams , piling. and all o her Items incidental to the
construction of the masonry, except clement and lime,
which will be furnished by the Railroad Company.
Separate proposals will be received for the delivery at
the bridge of atone suitable for the above work.
leo, for the commotion of the masonry, including
the expenses of the foundations, the stone and cement
to be furnished by the Railroad Company.
Parties proposing mar submit plans for foundine the
Piers and abutments differing. from the specifications.
Plane and specifications will be ready for inspection
on the 48th lust at the Engineer's Office, West Phil,
&Wan, where all requisite information can be obtained.
Proposals wilt be addressed to
W. ff. WILSON.
t0y.254Je1l Remittent F.netneer Penn. R.
OFFICE, OF GERM tNTOWN PASSEN
GER RAILWAY COMPANY—PHILADELPHIA,
May 37, IMO.
Notice is herebygiven that an election for President,
nine Menigers, and Treasurer of Germantown Passen
ger Railway Company, will be held at the olhaa of the
Company. SIXTH. and DIAMOND Streets, on SAT UR
DA Y. June 2, IMO, between the bourn of ten A. hi. and
two P. al. Whi. SINGERLY.
mylB-tje2 Secretory.
OFFICE OF SCHUYLKILL NAVIGA-
T lON COMPANY. MAY 10th. 1850.—From and
afior Jul" lath, 1860, and until September Ist, IMO, the
charges (or the use of Cars. and for Toll and Trans
bynation on Anthracite Cowl earried tojhiladelphts,
way of the Schu_ylkill Navigation '
wilrbe increased
moon Rama her Ton on the rates fitted March lath,
1860; and on the Ist of September. 1860, a further in
crease of Fifteen Cent; per Ton will be made on said
charges, end so continue until the close of navigation.
By orderlat the Managers. F. FRALEY,
my 11 2.n President.
ROPOSALS FOR BITUMINOUS
COALS.—healed propoeals will be received at the
office of the PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS, No. 20
South SEVENTH, Street, until noon of Fe IDAY, June
8. 1869, for, any part or the whole of fifty thousand tope
of 131tummons Coals, suitable for the manufacture of
Gas, to be delivered at the Gas Works, on the Schuylkill
river, in such monthly quantities as may be specified in
the contrast. The first deliveries to commence In the
month of July next.
The Coals miult be fresh, clean, and dry, and of a quali
ty to be approved by the engineer. The proposals must
state the particular variety of Coal it is intended to fbr
nigh, and it of a kind not before used at these works,
samples of not less than fi ft y tons for trial will he re
quired previous to the time of opening the proposals,
The gross ton of 2,2411 noun^ s will be considered as the
weight intended in the yroposale, unless otherwise ex
pressly stated, and. if it lie preferred to deliver by mea
sure, the s h uck bushel of 2,648 cubic inchee will be used.
in one of failure to deliver the Coal according to acres
mut, thetrustees of the (las Works reserve the right
to purchase wherever they may deem best, an•l charge
to the contractors any loss or damage consequent on
molt failure.
The payments will be made in two equal instalments,
at four and six months after the specified periods of de
livery, the 16th of each month to he taken as the ave
rage of the monthly deliveries: or, at the option of the
trustees, payments will be made in cash, with interest
deducted.
Should the contractors prefer to deliver the Coal ear
lier than required, it may be received, if convenient to
store, but payments will be made to date from the time
epeoifted.
Satisfactory security for the fulfilment of the contract
will be required. • JOHN C. CRESSON, •
Engineer Philadelphia Gee Works.
May 2, 1860. my4-ties
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TPAT
11 application will be made to the Hope Mutual In
ausarten Company for the renewal of Certqloate No, 9,
for ten shares of tho capital stook of the said company,
la lien of one which lime been lost, festi-tusin
OFFICE OF THE
ItEADING RAILai
Thu
The rates ef freficht and
this company welt be as
tit further notice :
' 4 '"A'';l l ro c e"'
To R ichniond •—•
Inolined Plane..
Sunbury ana Eno It. II
. .
Pt --- 1.48
Germantown R. It., 1,48
Falls of Soling lk 1.43
Manayunk........—... 1.33
Hebert's... ...... 1.33
Conshohocken. ..... 1.28
Swede Furnace....... 1.26
Rambo's ... 1.24
Norrist'n or Bridgeport 1.23
Port Kennedy......... 1.17
Valley Forge 1.14
Phcemxville 1.02
Royer 's Ford, - 106
Ararning0............ . 1.08
.. 1.03
Pottstown .; • - 28
Donglassville 54
92
Birdsboro
Rending ••—" • 111
Tucker ton— —....--- 21
Leesport. 78
Mohraville....— . 76
Hainburg I 73
OrWiseleg anir Auburn I 51
After July 15th to September 10
to Hiabinond will be raised 16 0 ,
after September Ist, an addition:
per ton..
ap2B-21„ By
order
of
tl4k
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. Es
tate of JACOI3 MOLL. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the widow of the said de
cedent has presented and filed her petitton and appraise
inentra the said court, claiming to retain real estate
therein mentioned to tie value of 6.5 W, under the Act
of Miserably of April 14th. 1861 and the supplements
thereto, and that the seine will he confirmed by the
coon on Friday, June lot, 1860, unless exceptions he
filed thereto. UP.ORGIE 11. EARLE,
inylB-10-28-29 It* Attorney for Petitioner.
E. O. SP f OEL A ND,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, 0 , NTON. KY.
OP' pecial attention ipso' to tho collection of Maims
in Trigg. Callaway, Marshall, Lyo', Caldwell, and
Oh roman counties.
Refer to R. n. H. C. Burnett, M. C.; Donal. j. Stiles,
Judge Court of Appeals ; Eon. J. O. Dabney'. Ottani',
Judge. Ilopkinsville, x Y. ipy23 24t
BURGESS , TROUT, BASS, AND SAL
MON RODE.—PRIMP WILSON & CO., 432
ORESTNUT Street, having taken the Sole Ageney of
my celebrated Trout, Bass, and Balloon Rode, Reels,
&q., will supply my friends and the trade, at the lowest
esteem tiihe-tm 0. W. SUROF.Sti.
SEMMET & SONS,_
* IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS, •
No. 216 South FRONT Street,
R 0110 1 409 regularly a fullassortment ot desirable CI
oreata
GARB, erhlgh Um otter at low ratola f or Gal
*IOUor alp
staved
ttAdMSOA.IO, ILJNe,:k
ELLIS CLAIM Agent
-NOTICES.
HI D E IRMA AND
AD CDIVIPA NY.
nsit;tizA, Marah 12 18.50.
tolls on coal transported by
follows from Mara 12 un-
91.37
1.97
1.47
1.97
1.97
142
1.37
1.97
1.27
LEt'All.
elikir"44 .
" . 4t little, but ofton.'l!at thie Purse.'!
VR.ANKLIN SAVING FUND,-No.
3.46 South FOURTH Street, between Chest
nut and Wildnut. Philadelphia, pays alt Deposits
on demand.
Depositors' money neared b 1 GoPerriment.
I fltute; and City Loans. Oround Rents, Mort
gab &o.
'ibis Company deemeeefety better then large
profits, t consequently will run no risk with depo
sitore mime!, but haye It at all times ready to
return, with per cent, intereet, to the owner, au
they have a way! done. This Company never
" Pttt married or single, andlStinbrs. can
deposit In their own right,
,tuideuch deposits can
be withdrawn WILT by their consent.
charter_perpemet. incorporated tiy. th e State
of Pennsylvania. with authority to receive money
from trustees and executors.
LARGE AND Ballad., BUM RECIIifVEIL
°moo open daily, from 9to o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o'oloolg.
• DIRECTORS,
Jacob b. Shannon, Gyros Cladwaßader,
' John Shindler, George Russell,
Malachi W. moan, Edward T ibatt,
Lewia Krumbhaar. tlengi'e Sub
Nioholaa Rittenhouse, at Summer,
Jog. H. Sattetthwaite,_ Jones erten.
JACOBB geld mocitt.
JACOB B. BRANNON, President.
Crane OADWALLADIR. Tree/taxer.
ap2B-7
" A Dollar saved is twice earned. "
AVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT:
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST_COM
YANY. WALNUT Street, aontimeat corner of THIRD.
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of retinsyl
lroariey le received in any sum, large or small,and in
teract paid from the day of dep os it to the day at with
drawal.
The olEee is oven every day from, pine o'clock in Oie
moron* till five o °look In the *yelling. end on Monday
and Thuredr o in i npinV i lie f t
pre • 14 9
ROBERT,..SELFRIDGE. Woe Freindent.
WILLIAM J. Reap, eoretary.
DIRECTOP.B:
lion. Henry In Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. carter, /oomph B. Ban,
Robert EleMadge, Frame L.
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Fortes.,
C. Landreth Manna, James L. Stephenson.
money is received and payment. made Gaily.
The investment. are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Chatter, in Real Estate IWortgeges,
tiround Rents, end such first-class seourities ea
ways insure perfect seounty to the depositors, and
which cannot Fan to give permanency and stability to
this Inetitution. • out ly
SAVING FUND-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Large and small sumereceived, and paid back on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE-
RieST from the day of deposit to the day Of With
drMgr
Office al.
hmirs: from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from XI upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer—JAMES R. HUNTER.
PLINY FUME, Aotuary,
WINES AND LIQUORS
THE VINE-OROWERS' COMPANY OF
•-•-• COGNAC.
CAPITAL, THREE MILLIONS OF FRANCS.
THE COUNT DE SAINT-LEGER, FRXIIII/BNT.
JULES BURET, 141.,_....MANA13101.
AGENT Pi NEW YORK,
JOHN OSBORN.
THIS CORPORATION, numbering amongst its share
holders fourteen hundred Proprietors of the best Vine
yarde In the District of Cognac, its extensive Establish=
meats being located is the centre of the town of that
name, was organised for the express pumas of main
taining the standard character of
PURE COGNAC BRANDY.
by shipping that article. in all Its nativepurity and ex
cellence, to Correspondents in Foreign Countnes, and
is bound down by its Statute of Regulation to confine
its transootions entirely to the Brand, grown within the
District or Cognac. and wholly the produce of Vine
yards in that highly-favored locality ; on no 'munition
whate, ei admitting into its storehouses any Brandy
which mai hare been produced without the limits of
said District. •
With the obJeot of extending the Just reputation of
their brand by such means only ae will meet the an
num,' and co-operation of the most respectable Wine
Merchants in the United States. THE VINE GROW
ERS' COMP ANY has authorized the Agency in New
York to put up their Orme Cognac Brandy in cases of
one dozen full-seed bottles each, and the came will be
disposed of to the Trade and the Public), by the under
mentioned respectable firm.
Every bottle is sealed with the capsule of the Com
pany—the corks bear the same stamp. and the labels
contain an exact description of the quality, duly signed
in fee-simile, by the Agent of the Company.
The Brendle!' now offered consist of two different
qualities, both guarantied to be equally pore in quality,
differing only in point of age, end degrees of strength
depending thereon, the 'oldest being the leant tent.
One description, termed THE VINE-GROWERS'
THREE YEARS OLD, is an excellent article of the
age represented, suitable for family or medicinal par.
Poses ;_and anotherualitis designated the VINE
GROWEIts. ANTEDILUVIAN, so called on account its extreme age, and because the remote year of its
actual production is beyond positive verifioation.
Objections having beep urged that the bottles are too
large, and the Brandy of a greater strength than is usu
ally supplied to the public, the Agent of the ...orapany
ventures to express the opinion that a large bottle may
be preferred to a smaller one, and that in obtaining the
article of the Slant strength at which it was exported
from Cognac, consumer's may recognise the advantage
of adding water to suit their own taste, instead of pur
chiming water at theism') of Brandy,
For sale only by GREEN, BROTHER, & COOPER,
No. 115 WALNUT Street. apli-stu&th am.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SPRING TRADE.
SPEED, ECONOMY. ND SAFETY
THE AOAMS EX4EBB COMPANY.
390 CHESTNUT STREET.
erepoottolly give nptive that they are prepared, with
increased raoihtlEs A TEr the fermrpmpf
1.11
s, tor the forwarSPdin
g .
— "RING RCHABEB,
"r all gaits of the
, AND BouTHWgST.
to
ad
to 01178$1
With rates inserted to destination, which we guaran
tee will be as low as those of any other responsible Ex
preen Company.
The despatch with which we put all deseriptions of
merchandise through to Pittsburg, CincinnatkColum
bus, Cleveland, Chicago. Lexington. Louisville, St.
Louis. Nashville, and all other Cities and Towns in the
West, cannot be excelled by any other Company.
Also, by our Southern Express which has lately been
established over the great him o f Railroads, via:
Grand Junotion and Almaissappi Central, through to
New Orleans. to Baltimore Washington, Washington, Alexandria , Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga , Nashville,
H untsville, Memphla, Grande/unction, Canton...htekson,
vicksburg, and new Orleans, and rill other cities and
tonne in the South and Konthlietd.
Odic "" L a y
th %a r = l l237Nr eee , daily,A. M. t
lor New York, at 6. 9, and 11 A. M. and 6 and 11P.M.,
daily (Sundays excepted,. Steams hip- Exprese,.. for
Charleston and Savannah, aloes at our oMoe at M.
on the days before sailint.
vr
Our agape :will nail or goods in any part of the oity
within the following I mils. Delaware and Schnyikto
rivers. and Coates and South streets. piovided notice be
left at our office Infers five o'olook P.M. Merohanto
hanging out the Call Cards of the Adams Sxpreas Coin.
Puny. nuts depend goon a rs giving atria atten
non to the same. Yor pa r t icular,please apply to the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Phila., Feb. 10,18 w. are-Sm /otos BING HAY, Sup't
*EU[Ci tl..
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND
HALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
1.1 AS universally Supplanted all other
A. at Ointments and healing applications m both the
Eastern earl Western Remisrdieres, wherever intro
duped ; and its intrinsic Pistil ti the true secret of ds
success! In all curonsons mYsetions. whether the cause
be accident or dinars,
BUF NO & Mt SCALDS .
0
are instantly relieved of h their anmush, pain and
inflammation, by a timely ',- application of this mar
es/Mies Seater, and the dash is renewed as if by a
charm,_no blemish or sear , remainin t 7 is
THE FRIEND OF M THE rill ERY.
Children are frequent sufferersfrom external In
juries, especially from Enid and CllMPlidlit Ex-
Nati Gas—therefore every .., mother should have this
healing preparation oon- .4 stantly on ha TETHER als
sore hreasts,and quickly il, removes the Or
RINGWORM, so reva- p lost iis the nursery
,
TO T.RAVELLERS .4 BY SEA AND LAND.
The Machinist, the Trei- 0 yeller, and every other in
dividual whose lot in life .~ throws. him within the
chance of accident from o __, explos i on , Are, or colii
p on, should bear in mind ". that this Magic Extractor
c is his beat and only friend. X It is both portable and
heap. and should ever be m his companion, ass. friend
n need. There are thou- sands of living witnesses
to testify to its marvellous RI virtue, who owe their
sound MIA and muscles to its saving ellioaof.
The following are a few of the hadotg_diserises for
which DALLEYIVIVIAGI- CAL PAIII EXT/tACT
OR in a PREVENTIVE 0 as well as CURE
Burns. Err/slime, Sores of all kinds,
Bruises, Fistght, She% Wounds,
Boils, , Front Bies, Scrofula,
Broken Breast. Fever Sores, BourvY.
Bitea of Reptiles, Felons,. &aide,
`inner,. Glandular Dis- Scurf,
~ r ackeil Lipn, eases, Sr ileail,
Chapped Hand., Mercurial Sores, Sprain!,
Chilblainn, Pains generally. Spell Pox,
Cramp,
Contracted Cords, fta, l" ' 1 1 4
i l A ' .
Chafes. mann, Chars.
Disease, of the Rheumatism, Yeaereal Sores.
Skin, Ranhes,
w!
ti at the principal Devote, It Broadway, New York,
and 21 and 01 Chartres West, New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT & CO., General Mani. It can also be ob
tained gf all respeetable Druggists and Merchants
throughout the United States and Canada.
T. W. DYOTT & SONS,
11l North SECOND Street,
felt Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania.
ELMBOLD'S EX TTIXICGTREBAUTCLE6Ti.
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU ,
THE
CHU,
GREAT DIURETIC.
THE GRRAT DIURETIC.
And a Positive and Specafio Remedy for Diseases of
the
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy,
Organio Weakness.
This Medicine increases the. power of Digestion, and
excites the ABSORBENTS into health action, by
which the WATERY O ENLARGEMENTSeitione,
and all UNNATURALare re
duced. aa well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and
is good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Depot . , 104 South TENTH Street,
Below CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeavor to ditiPW "OF TNEIR OWN ' and
TNNR" AATICLBS GEN U INEAPUTATION ATTAINED B 7
liELNIBOLD'S PREPARATIONS.
roh2l-1.
X 51.16
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.16
1.20
1.15
1.10
1.06
LW
AROMATIC DIGESTIVE CORDIAL.
This excellent and agreeable preparation is ono of
tbe beet means of improving the appetite, promoting
digestion, and giving strength and tone to the stomach.
which hasyet been offered to the public, It is an old
German, receipt, and has been in use for many years in
the family of the many( ctureis.where it hes proved an
FLATULENCE,y for DYSPEPSIA. ttEARTSURN,
and CRAMPS IN Toll STOMACH,
&lions from Cold or Indigestion. All persons having
the beset tendency to Indigestion, should never be with
out it as a small wineglassful, taken after meals, will
exclude all possibility of contraotins the DYSPEPSIA.
It is compounded of b y teen ingredients, BITTERS and
ARC ti ATMS, and only needs to be tested to be Im
proved and appreciated. It is a pleasant beverage. ad
imay he used with safety
% u
pleasure. and advantage, h r
invalids, and by those in h ealth To be had at zOl lead
igs Draggle put up in art-bottle's. piles one dollar.
Manufactured and for sale by
J. N. KLINE & CO.
116 C 11h8TellIT Street
ir3 273m0
DIVIDENDS
C(RN EXCHANGE BANK, .
PHILADIMpIITA, hilly I.IM.
The Directors have TRIS DAY declared a Dividend
f THREE PER CENT. on the capital Stook, olear of
tate Tax, and payable on demand.
ukyl-tt J. W. TORREY, Cashier,
lit and toll
n. On and
of 16 ciente
MACHINERY AND IRON.
BAMVAL V. MIRRICK, 1. VAL:GRAN MMUMTCX.
WILLIAM R. DIRARICi.
-SIOUTHWARK FOIJNDRX,
kJ FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
PHILAWILPEITA.
MERRICK tz SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufeature High and Low Pressure Steam Unglues,
for Land, River, and Marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, he.; Casting.
of all kinds, either iron Gasass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Works, Work Shops, Rail ,
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved oonstructaon.
Lvery_ description of Plantation Atachinerr, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Gnat Mille, Vacuum Pans. Open Steam
Trains, Defeestors,...Filters Pumping Engines, &c.
Sole Agents for R. Alth e a's ro.tora Sugar Saba
Apparatus ;_ Nasenyth's Patent Steam H ammer; and
Aspittirtdl Wolsey a Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
inr At/whine. coo-v
WORK'S ODOMETER BAND COM
_PANY, Hartford, Conn, manufacture WORK'S
'PATENT ODOMETER CARRIAGE BANDS, which
are durable, cheap and efficient. measuring with uner
ring accuracy any distance passed over by, the ye II lola
to which they are attached. 't here extra- finished Runde
coat but a trifle inure than inferior bands without the
Odometer.
P. s.—Good, reliable Agents Wanted in all parte of the
country. Meatus send for circulars. tny2l-3m
11ENNESSY BRANDY.-79 casks, in
bond tr 'ist;gralre'
FURNYB9, CO.,
r4° ' 4 " if it i a" isTr R iVADID
ciara cr ap ßE ; P u t r al
kt E. OD ETa.LL
EH/aWLE—The entire hatsnoe of thsimportstion.
'lock,thir Monnmi,
Jana tat, at 10 on f 6 months credit.
SOO 12-4 extra rich Parts printed border Cashmere stalls
shawls.
10314-4 Paris 'Moshe border Cadman, and merino
stens shawls.
'Being the entire balance of the spring impertation,l
PARIa BLACK I,AOP, 'POINTS, MANTLES, AND
BRAWLS. •
For City Retail Trade—Balance orate Imioriation.
n Fri day Mor s.
nin
June nit, at Xi o' O clock.
70 lots of Paris guipure lace - points.
Paris &lemma points.
•-• PST ia ;whet Moo Pointe.
guipure and &lemma
an
Mantles.
Very superior quality and desirable s'ylea, the entire
balance of toe importation.
EXTRA. QUALITY BLACK GROS DE MBE
DUB'kERS, RICHLF TRIMMED.
For Retail Trade.
04 Friday Morning,
trßoo extra quality W u
Week. grog de Rhine dbs's, richly
immed.
WRITE MARBEIkLEB QUILTS,
Por City Trod..
•
4 oases 10-4, 21.1, .and Li 4 London white Marseilles
quilts.
WHITE CHECK MUBLINS.
600 gimes large and small shook mailing.
HALF OF FMENCR 000J)B.
On Friday' Morning.
June 1. at 10 o'clock. on 6 months credit—
lotA of fancy and staple French dry goods.
800TT, Jr., AUOTIONSIR, No: 481
• a/IEBTh UT 4TREET.aa•osite the Custom
Souse. between FOURTH and FlETMStresta .
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES, BONNET AND TRIM
MING RIBBONS, FRSNOR FLOWERS, LAOR.
GOODS. dm, &o.
By catalogue, on a credit—
MayOn Wednesdar Molting,
M oommeneing at 10 o'clock preolsely, embrac
ing an assortment of choice new 10°6, of style" and
quelitie• lulled to present city retail sales.
Included wilt be found— •
. .
EMBROIDERIES,
IA line of riohlr embroidered laconetned oanibrio col,
Lars and seta, of new and elegant designs, just landed,
for best cite sales. infente embroidered isoonet waists
and robes, betide, nouncinsi t edgioss Insertings, &c.
BONNET 1.10011/1.
cartons rich spring sty poult de spie r brocade,
plain, and stripe bonnet ribbons.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Also,Suo cartons rich, bish oat to medium, Parte arti
ficial flowers. .
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARLS.
Also, a line of ladies' fanny and nlion innmarinas,
bronaue and ylain parasols, ho., &o.
Also, oases super Sootaturinsham umbrellas.
Nlttleuritie.
.ilik.l7(3,gotlitruzgoigg6frop trimmings, all
HOOP SRI Err c 4"
100 dozen of superior make. steel-spring trail skirt,
etdaptrid to finest elisakeit, ntrxitinilea.
J.EVYNLRY.
Also, et earawenoement of sale, the balance of a stook
of ajesreler declining business.
c"' Catalogues and samples ready on the morning of
sale.
SALE OF_T TR HE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF A UNKMAKiNG EST ABLISIIMSNT.
On Thursday Morning.
May 3ls b e lowhe premise c o mm e ncing Streit.
two doora 817th str.st MU dolook.
If Consisting of, via: superior sole leather. russet
striped, box swell, straight folio, ladies' Week brass
band, and russet brass band trunks valises, carpet bus:
.he.
MATER I 41,8 AND 'FIXTUREI.
Also, a. quantity materials and unfinished work,
tools. fixtures. aro , to.
Sir Open for examination early on the morning of
sale
VITILIP FORD & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
•-• No. 530 MARKET Street. ar.d 521 MINOR
Street.
i3ALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING AND LINEN
8111RTS.
This Morning,
May 19, at 10 o'clock precisely, be *OM oata•
logue, 300 lots .if superior ready-msde clothing. and
hnea and muslin shuts, consisting of the usual Mann
moot for spring and summer sales.
Ifir The attention of buyers is requested to the above
sale.
SALE 01 , BOOTS SHOES. LEATHER LININOIg,
AND STRAW GOODS.
On Thursday Idorning•
May 31, at 10 o'clock precisely', erill be men ' sy oata
login, on 4 months oredit. , LINO cases boy's,
and youths kip, calf, and Armand boom. brogan.. Ox
ford nai l Congress gaiters, as ; women's, muses', and
children s nail, kip, goat, and morrow:. boots and shoes,
kid slippers. !to. -
Also. Bdoz. lid and goat skins, 20 dos. white linings,
20 doz.ooohineal linings.
STRAW GOODS.
On Thursday Afternoon.
AC t otelook preamble, NO oases fame goods, consist
ing of ladies and mimes 'nodal and split 'tray'. Coburg
and pearl bonnets. fiats, bloomers. &o. oases men's
palm leaf and Canton braid, Panama, and trimmed
Leghorn hats.
F" Catalogues early on morning of sale. -
NT. LOUIS, O.
WILLIAMS. BOYLE, do C 0.,. ACC-
TioNEERs & COMMISSION MIIRIGH&NTO,
No. e North MAIN St., BT. LOUIS, Mo „ (formerl y
wi t h Messrs. Claghorn. & CO. Phllada,l.offer
their 'services to she merchant', manufacturers, and
others of Philadelphia, for the sale of dry amide, oar
pets, boots, shoes , hard. are. jewelry, tto., aO.
Mr Cash advances made on receipt of goods.
Irir Settlements made three days after sale.
SZTICILIPICSIO.
Mews. Myers. Claghoru. & co., Philadelphia.
Stuart
rother, Philadelphia.
New York
• " &B. Curti. & Co.. Mew York.
" Wood, Christy, & Co,, St Lops, Mo.
Crow. McCreary, & co.. rnhis-thstuly
S tIIP PIN G
FOR TIM SOUTH —OIIARLM
TON_AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy &girt at an average
tes of MATRIX per Gent. be
low Now o r Steamship re
OR CHARLESTON B. C.
The U. S. Mail Steamship REYSIONE STATE, GAP-
Min Chula' P. Ilarthmsti,vrili sail on Tuesday. May
29,M IQ A. AL
Tarough in 43 to Se honer-only 10 Imam at Emu
FOR SAVANN_AII, GA.
The U. O. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. Garvin, wilt rail on Thurslay. May
31, at 10 A. M.
hroush in AS to OS honrs--only 48 hours at Sea.
Elir Boding days oaanged from every Saturday to eveiy
five days. lalooldi received, and Bale onAdinS signed
every oar.
The sp lendid first-ones side-wheel fiterEnshing KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OR OEOROIA now run as
above every ten days, thus forming a IMII-day
ruoataon with Charladon and Savatinsh i and th=
and Southwest.
At both Charleston a_nl.4. SaYarman. . -Mans gon
cotairpth 'tenants Illiilac i wti t rall rams, co.,
Mee in s W „„.. ;At ,
rreight and Insurance on a lama proportion Of floods
skipped South will be found to be lower by the.. ships
than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the
N. 11.—Inguranee on all Railroad Freight ls entirely
unnemewary, farther than Charl or Savannah the
Railroad Companies taking all rilfrom_theal po i nt.. GREAT RE 1:11XTION I RARE.
Fare by this route `Mtn St set elmt. thealer than by
the Inlam/ Route, LI will be amp the follcnnimuolthe
dole. Through baked' from Pk:
t au: via a -
ton and Bavannalunoamehips. IN L LNG on
the whole route, except front C and -
nab to Montgomery :
Yana.
To Charleeton—..-1115 00 Chart:l2V —..839 00
Savannah.___... 15 00 Savannah— --. 31 CO
Augusta-- 20 00 Augusta 36 00
Maoon.— 21 00 Macon.— Ss 75
Atlanta.-- —. 21 00 Atlanta CO
Columbus_..._. 33 00 Columbus__...._ 36 00
7100 Albany...—. 00
ontgomery—. 36 00 Indhtgomery— . 38 00
0600 4570
New Orleans— —. SO 75 New Orloansl_._.‘ 51 NI
No bills of lading signed alter the eine by
For freight or passage. apply on Ward, at second
wharf above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HERO N Jr,
Southwest corner FOURTH and CHhariTiUT,
Agents in Charleston T. S. & T. 0. BUDD.
fiava Cha nelUN & OAMMELJ.,
For Florida froston. steamer Carolina every
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's and
St. John's every Tuesday and Saturday.
EDUCATIONAL.
E'NGLLSH AND CLASSICAL BOARD
ING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MZN AND BOYS,
MT. JOY, Lancaster countppa
L. MOORE. I.:Meisel.
The location is. in everyrespect, a very desirable one.
Course of instruction ample and thorough. Poplin ad
raited at any time . For particulars sen fora circu
lar. myCloci.
MRS. FREDERICK HODGES, OF BOS
TON, intends opening a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES in this city, patroxlello)og ot {September next.
Mrs. H. has the honor of referring to the Ray. Alex. H.
Vinton, D. II , Rector of the Church of the Holy Triniq.
Ciroulars, 'With full particulate. may be obtained of air.
F. IL Hodges, 701 VINE street. • ap24-3m.
A MERIOAN SUIIOOL INSTITUTE ia 'a
-,---,
reliable medium through which Schools and F
in ang:
Sea may obtain comtent teachers. Parente may o
taro, eratnitowdy, in fo rmation and circulars of the beet
schools. S MITH, WOODMAN, & CO.,
INS BROADWAY, New York, or •
est CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia,
FIERYANT it STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, tooated at Fhila
!lowa., 0. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT ;
ACM I rit Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louie.
For int rdiation. call or send for Catalogue. fed-tj
BUSINESS CARDS.
B PALMER, THE ADVERTISING
• • AGENT,. FIFTH end CHESTNU
views of the principle and best mode of Advertising,
daily, between 10 and 4 o'clock. a ddress .
J. BAYLIS THOMAS.
••• ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rae removed hie office from No. 91:1 Arch street to No.
42 . 9 WALNUT Street..
Particular attention given to the recovery of Merean
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wills,
Conveyances, Assignments. Bnefs of Title. and other
Instrumente.of Writing. The management of H.:et:inter
/hips, administratorships, and Treats. auparintended;
and the best securities procured for the permanent in
vestments of Money. tiatisfaotory relerenos given
when required. np3o4m.
SAMUEL G. SLO AN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND COLLECT/NO
AGENT,
Sr. PAUL. IWINNSPOTA.
MEM
HORACE SEE, •
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, and
PATENT ATTORNEY.
No. 114 Rout , t SIXTH Street.
(Nearly opposite the Nonni,' Courthouse.)
Prepares r•peedfieations. Drawings. /to., and transacts
all other business connected with the obtainins of Let
tern Patent.
WAGNE ERMON,
kr • ATTORNEY AND COUNEHLtiOE-AT-LAW,
(Moe, No. 118 South SIXTH Street,
(Opposite Independence Stowed
ofjelis different "nts
th l e j itl i gt e a d d 8
wee, to ° enable:to . prosecute anTotH I Deed
Maims of every description.
Pit7tieular ettentionyiiven to the examination and to
oovery of the Maims of Lekatees and Daytimes, and the
exwqmstion of Land Titles and nearing the monist,
of hetre and all Deanne intereeted in the same, in all
Parts of the Union.
Has the Statutes of all the States and is Commissioner
for most of them.
Depositions carefully taken under Commu nione.
apll tim
HENRY E. KEENE,.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Has REMOVED from No.= Walnut street to No. 2sk
South THIRD Btraet. matil-am*
ALFRED L. 110U011,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS , ADEN%
Orders solicited for every description of
PAPER Sou th APER-MAKE'S MATERIALS.
No. I SIXTH Street Prdledelphta.
fell-6m*
L)AWSON & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS,
NOS. 619 AND 621 MINOR STREET,
Between Market and Chestnut streets.
PH JAB . ILDEA.
JAMES PAWSON. . B. MCIIOII3OII
tIARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
YOKAGE HARDWARE 1101)8E.--We
mould reepeotfaffy cab 'the attention of the Gene
-al Hardware Ttade to ottr extesstve fftook of BIX
51lelOtiatd HARDWAR,E, which we offer at a Ma
Wynne° by the vtelrage.
Orders for direst importation solicited, toss Goats dr
desre.l *Awe In this *it!, New Yorit,_ _or New Orleanr.
W. O. LKWIgt. & Boor
411 UOItIMX,ROE Street,
inttortne and Commission Nerototecs
And Agents tor Foreign and Dornestia Hardware.
im9ll-t,
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
HHACH Street. Kensington, Philedelphis.—WlL-
LlA hi H. TIERS informs his friends, that, haring pur
°hued the entire stook of Patterns at the above Faun ,
dry, he is now prepared to receive orders for Rolling,
firm, and Saw Mil Castings, Hose; Chemical, atm
House Work, Gearing, castinsii made from sever
tory Pr Cupola Porn/kw, to dry or [nom sande
mass,
mums stir m3o*toir.
AT THOMAS & - SONS. •
• Has. /39 and 141 South FOURTH. &asst.
(Formerly Ruoff "IA Mt
STOCKS AND HEAL FATATE.—THIP DAY.
Pamphlet catalog's.' nowready, eMiteinnaf rap ISP"
licriptions of all the prosiest/ to be widow Turd*/ nals.
19th tart, with a list of sales Sons fith, nth. sail Hah,
oompneing a large Amount sad mut variety of gm
yerty
°MM.—PUBLIC BALPA HEAL ESTATE - 09)
wrocKfl AT TRW. IPXCHANHH—PaIes of real *slate
and Moab, every Turday, at the Factions.. -
ggr Con tnbutors having the option of either aisle:
Air Handbills of each property issued beflinallii, in
addition to which we Publish. on the 9 9. , 96/,' previous
to the sale. one thousand catalogues.; pamp hlet ions,
giving full descriptions of all the prone: tie HAS sold op
the following Tuesday._
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALT.
gir We have &large onionskin' real esters at injure
eels, including every de description of enty gad reentry
Property. P-; ntsd lists m s had soma imation more.
PRIVATE /3 REGINTRTL
• MP' Real estate eater on our pivots male resiefeM
end advertised ocumelonally in our yobbo sole abstract.
(of wh i ton Letgi oopies are printed weekly.) free of
charge.
This
so MILY.
May29.* U o'clock. nom, at the Esohaard.liill 1*
ld—
1 share Chastest Hill Agyfoultrual geology—par SW.
6 shares Philadelpha - Steam Tay Company.
Pow No. 0. Trinity /IL E, Church. Eighth
above Race. Sale absolute.
7wErrry-ratent sparse BALE-4EY 29.
At 12 o'eteek. noon.
ble VALUABLE BUSINESS B TAND—Lsree and veins
fivo-story brier store. with iron front, N 05.20 and
237 North Third street; s leet by hin feet. adjohnitrine
extensive dry good. house of Mesers. James, Kent, thin
tee, & Os.
HANDSOME MODERN FOUR-STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, No. 1938 Sprees' street. west of Nine
teenth street.
Executors' peremptory Pale—Pilate of Junes P. 1013.
deoesaed.
NEAT MODERN TIANERZTORY BRICK ROD
DEACE, No. 604 North Seventh street. above Green
street.
barna Estate—BßlCE STORES AND DWELLING,
northwest corner of &teeth and Green streets.
Sams Estate—VALUABLE LOT AND STONE
QUARRY, Fenn street, formerly called Shoemaker's
lane. Germantown.
Same Estate—TlMEß LOTS, southwest corner of
Mather and '1 iota streets, Jefferson Lend Angootlituni,
Twenty-first ward.
Same Et4/Mr—VACANT LOT,. Meredith street, Net
of William street, No
district of Serum - Garden:
HANDSOME MODERN FOUR-STORY SVCS
BoIDENC it. No. UM Caramel. street, between Six- ,
ibenth and Seventeenth streets, LOVIII pears
FOUR , TORY MI T ION BROWN-STONE
FRENT RESIDENCE, fici.347 berth Sixth street. be
low Callowhill street.
NEAT THICEI4-11 tORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
gm Buttonwood street, west of Fourth at
TWO-STORY BUILDING . , no mosoutit nird
stMA.
coach of Herman street. with two Time-story Brisk
Dwellings in the rear, is a Southwark. .
VALOADLD LOT, southeast owner or SININIS RCS
Seventeenth street._ • -
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT, Twenty-misond
street, between Walnut and LoJatetrests
Executor's ' Sale FOUR NEAT TAREE-STOEY
ERICK RESIDENCES.Itos. ngt, ME and Me North
Nineteenth street. south of Carlton, near Logan Iltouste.
BUSINESS S Tao D. 23f, story frame Store and Dwell
ing, with a neat three-story bnok dwelling in the rear,
northwestnerner of Coat& and Minna streets. between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
MODERN TEREERTORY BRICE DWELLING,
No. 21 Juniper street, between Market and Filbert ata.,
"gair_sitemeLt:rgon44artlßE Tibt 4 E : ITIORY MUCK
Nos. 21T. 019, and 921 wood street, be-
I tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
Executors' dale—TWO MODERN TERSE-STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 414 and 416 North Twenty
second street,south of Lynn /vest.
Di SAT AIODERN DWELL.ING, No. 10'13 ?delimit:
between ye alien@ and Coates, and Tenth and Eleventh
streets..EA MODERN STONE COTTAGE. Pries street,
east of Ranson* street. Oermentovra, within three
squares of Main street, and about five 11/ mutes' wide of
the depot.
Adounistrstries 11610—Rotate of Willutm R. Gieksr,
cease
VALUABLE FOUR de -
STORY d.
BRICK FLOURING
STEAM
_ENGINE. macaintur,Ac.(lllo-.
dock street, east fro m Front street , late district of Rea-‘
steston. m -
Yereptory Sale, for -account of whom it mav COIF
Cerli—NE AT MODERN REA Ilk NCE, No. 31/ North
Eta. h street. above Vine street. Bale absolute.
NEW VIREE-STOAY DEICE DWELLiNG, No.
631 Feder -1 street west of Rifts street.
HANDSOYIE COUNTRY Funt.;E„ eight &ore* Bfia
tol turnpike, opposite Tammy, oze and a haft muss
above Franiford
BUSINESS AND— Three-story Brick Dwellin gyearner of Lehigh avenue and Salmon street, formerly
Richmond.
Pezemptory SaIe—VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.
Utast street, east of Eighteenth street—Store and
large Hall ; lot NS feet front, 176 feet deep to Barker et,—
two fronts.
Postponed Poremptory . Sale to close a concern.
VBRY ItALUABLn. P.lt °PEATY, known as the
on WorsaMckon avenue, near Chestnnt
Bill, about nine meet from Philadelphia. large Ihnell
imr, withextensvas atabbng and swat fire was of
land.
COMAGE RESIDENCE AND LARGE ANn VA
LUA.B B LOT, Pine and Forty second arena, 4 7MIC` -
ty- fourth ward.
FOUR-81ORY BRICK STORB AND DWELLING.
northwest corner of Almond and Penn streets.
SALE OF POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.
This Evening.
May 29, at the auction store. an assortment of Popular
*Owl hoods, from a bookseller deolinisfa basiesers.
For particulars see catalogues,
-
Axle No. 417 rosin. BROAD Stmt. •
8 OPERIOR F URN! TURE,BIKRORA. _BAREBTRY
ARPETS,. do.
This Idorzung.
29th inst., at o'oloo k, 'at No. 417 South Broad strait,
below Pine street, the furniture of a gentleinsa es
°limns housekeeping, comprising a suit of Pam gado
made parlor furniture. fine French plate 2Bll2ttal mirror,
fine engravings, French mantel clock. nab- oat glass
ware Ma y ha, silverware, tapestry carpets, de. -
sir ne examined on the morning of safe at 8
o'clock.
Executors Sale—Estate of - Nunes P. Ellie, dement
No. 604 North altVEN't if treet.
EQUSEDOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE. FIRE
PROOF, CARRIAGES, aLEIOR. NARNR63I. ke,
On Wednesday Morning,
30th inst.. at 30 o'clock. at No. 604 Korth Seventh et.,
above Green Street The housenold and °the* fintailstre
of James P. bilis. deceased. including a supenor desk
and book came, fire-proof, parlor, chamber, and kitchen
furniture also, '.a superior faintly Carnage, trotting
Wagon. sleigh and sleigh bells, Dingle and double har
ass,. blanketa, covers. ko., ht. -
Aar May be examined at , a o'clock on the morning of
sale.
SALE OF POPULAR' AND INTFRESTIND
CELLANEOUB WOAND.
Ant Wednesday Eveatuf
May 30, at the auction core. a collection of interiattas
lao➢e, 00 various epteeets.
lOr Particulars in eatmlog _
Bnle at Nos. 139 and 141 South rOURTIII9%
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ft ENCR-PLATE R
HORS, PIANO-FORTES. 8R1L , 3 &LAS CARP
On Thursday Morning.
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction store, an aseortasent of
excelloutsecroud.hand forn.ture, (Asnt plano-lortee ,
fine mirrors , carpets, etc., fromfamilies declining .
housekeeping, removed to the score for ecovemende of
Bale.
Sale No. 1204 SPRUCE Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, i'LaPESPRY CARPETS .
&o. &c.
Oa Fnday A:Lorain",
Juno Ist., at 10 o'clock, at Na INS Sepal etreet. the
superior sunders. gee fixtures firwrnair mattresses,
pitted tee set, mmors, fro., eta family declining house
leopms•
• also, the kitchen furniture. -
Sir May be examinedwith catalogue.ou the morn
ing of the sale at 8 o'oloe 'k.
Sale N 0.134 south EIGUTEENTE street.
NEAT ROUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TAPESTRY
CARPE 18. do.
On Monday Morning,
June 4. at 10 o'olook. at No. 134 south Eighteenth
etreet, by catalogue, the entire household and kitehen
furniture, tapestry limpets. Ao.
SET May be examined at a o'clock on the Morning of
the sale.
MOSES NAUSEAM, AU 0 T loN fait
AND COMMIELDION MERCHANT; matieurt
corner of SIXTH god RADE &tree te.
MONEY TO LOAM
tilllo,ooo to toes, in Ores or Rmall anotati. el
Oretft g. bid and altar plate, diamorale s ottani*, jewel
n pleor nu dry ,
m e n.wa oode, icat. clottur is ..vz *. nte. el
rerdindarda, ti vni orrei, o velaget &meet, ad on elikaa7 — lesiel
value, for any tenant 0 tune satinet japot. •Ittr
terma than at any other *Embammeet 1.11 Uln
SIM
,_
T-DOOR a
Attended le pers OU onar by els u=
as st MY wit
CONSIGNMENTS - SOLICITED.
Consignments of all and every kind of goods soligiten
foe subtle sale ; pro-thuds the seine of the goods *III be
advanced in nnbnlnntusn of On
SPLENDID MINTING CARE GOLD PATENT
LEVEE WATCHES. 18 karat fine, extra fall Jewelled,
of the moaregmovect and best makers, coat from IWO
to gm eaoh, at from SIO to &VC
NOE= NATHAitIi.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BROADWAY,
NEW YORr.
When completed. six years ago, the BT. NICHOL OR
was universally pronounced the most istaenifteent. con
venient. end thoroughly organised eatabhohment of the
kind on this continent. what it was then it remains to
day—without a rival in else, in sumptariesneas, end to
the general elements of comfort and enrolment. The
Hotel has accommodations for one thousand guests, in
cluding one hundred complete mute"; of arstruts for
families. Six hundred persons can be comfortably seated
at the tables of its threepublic dining rooms, and no
thing that modern art has devised for the oonveruenceand
social gratification of the travelling public has be.n
emitted in Ho plan, or is neglected in at prnetiositdeMile.
The early rem:dation or the house at home and abroad,
derived from its magnitude. its superb appointments,
and its home like comforts ewe luxuries. has been en
hanced every ear by the unweaned exertions of the
proprietors.
myrr-rm TREADWELL. WHITCOMB, & CO.
LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY
and EIGHTH Street, h EW YORK, one block above
the N.Y. Hotel. This new and oommodiortsHotel ianotr
oxen or the reception of guests. end wilt be conducted
exolusively on the European Ph.o. rbo long orn!at'l
business hotel, in this Ammon of the city, has the proprietor to estahhek the prices on the toll
liberal male: Snlgle rooms, 60 cents per day i.elegant
suite,. $1.60. With s. thorough knowledge of the bust
nem and ttriet attention to the wants of every guest, I
hope to receive a liberal share of public favor.
Sitit-3111 J. H. GOODWIN. Proprietor.
B PALMER
JONES' 110 TEL—The subscriber would
respectfully inform his friends and the public, that
h_e has purchased the lease and Armitage of the Jones
Hotel. Important additionsare now bang made toit:
for the convenience and comfort of guests. Individuals
or families visiting the city will be sure to find a borne
eland to none in Philadelphia, sail every exertionsnit
Mlmade to ment their patrona.re
beret arrangements will be made with persons de
trine Board by the Week. Month. or Year.
onhal etwam AARON GAOL
Om PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!!
PIANO-FORTE§
PIANO-FOUES.
mAzLODEONS.
Made by Raven, Bacon, & Co., Nenne & Clark.
Haller & Co., and o the rs.
narli-
/WM STETNWAY &SOWS NEW PA—
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS.
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOt3;noW pm
felled to concerts And inrivate melee by ate but
performers. Received the brat premiums over the bait
rankers, from tud gee like Gottschalk, Mason and others,.
Challenge an competition. BLASIUS BROTHERS,
tout CHESTNUT Wreak.
BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY,
No. 823 North SECOND Street.
Between BROWN and POPLAR.
Having purchased the Bakery (formerly occupied by
William B. Winbery) we are prepared to supply the
publio with Breed made from the best Flour, plain and
fano) Cakes and Pies; fresh every da_y. Famll.essep
plied at 523 North SECOND Street. Philadeph.m.
& srEcK.
.ADLES' TRAVELLING BAGS
1 - 4 manufactured and &muds by C. F. RUMPP, 219
NotthFOURTH. Street, above Medi,
Wholesale and retail manufaidarer of •
PORTS-mONI CA VALE M S,_POCKET-BOONS, CIGAR
SES. ONEY-BELTS,
Michell. Purees. Cakes, Bankers' Caw, Dressing
Cates, Writing Desks, Port-Folios. Bill Books.
inbbitir prnmrtly Ann. arpf-Sm
PAIITI ON !—ASTROLOGY !--LOOK
OUT!-000D NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
failing hire. VAN HORN is the best; she seasoeeda
when all others have failed, All who are in trouble, all
who have been unfortunate, deceived by falsecuuiee
fly to her for advice and comfort. & love errs AI
mover fails. She has the secret of winning - ass e _
tions of the opposite sex. It is this fact wine induces
illiterate pretenders to try to imitate het, as may bar
iosertisernent She shows you the likens. of oar fu
ture wife, husband, or absent friend. It neuron known
to the public. at large that she is the Andean oaly per-
Mn who vita show the likeness in ?saltily Mit minify°
entire satisfaction on all the acumen& lie, whink.
can be tested and proved by thou s ands, both married
mid mingle. who dedly and eagerly visit her. Comae ose
comend au li to
No. Mbe
e LoaciAwn Street. turossilard.
per rul.
MYlB4llt*
PRIVY WELLS CLEANED AT A LOW
Preoe. to obtain the oontents. Address
WILLIAM MISCH. Pottdrette Ogedh
_ 121 3 Now! ABOOND street.
mill 1m•
WHITE 1 1 18/11.--194
Tr i treAr
woos% door Me.. Nat.
HOTELS
PLAN OS.
kiE - LODEON . B
and 0011LD._
SEVENTH CHESTNUT