The New Perim,'Tanta Staple.—The
Oil Trade.
A Philadelphia correspondent of the New York
Tribune sends that paper the following artiole,
relative to the oil trade of Western Pennsylvania:
I have collected from various printed and pri
vate sources some partienlara in relation to the oil
business in Western Penneylvania ' which seem to
indicate that the product of this discovery will
eventually take its place as an important staple.
There is no doubt that much exaggeretion has ex
bled in relation to the quantity of oil produced,
and that speantation has been aotively at work,
by which some wee have realised groat profits,
while others have 'offered great losses. Bat this
proneness to turn everything into a apeoulatlon
has been shown when coal mines were firat worked,
or wherever gold or pearl bearing muscles have
been discovered. The Melees need no espeeltd
stimulant to induce them to take hold, but rush in
voluntarily, tome, in every instance, sure to lose.
But it is not individual profit I am now consider.
ing, but commercial results. They are shown to
be already quite remarkable ; for the number of
barrels of oil which came over the hunbury and
Erie Railroad to the latter city, during the year
1860, is as follows, showing an extraordinary rapid
increase of production :
Januarya.* 2,2 39
Four ()ember— - • 2., „?1, 0
414 N0vemner.........•••• • 3 .7
992 December nola
June 777 Total. 1860.....—.—.1111.119
January. 000
,619
110
fibs anis raiiiolth - ray test liiraus
portation hoe formed an important portion of the
business of the Western division of the road, and
when the whole line is finished the company esti
mates the receipts from oil freights the first year
thereafter at $200,000, with every prospeot of a
rapid increase. In addition to this, the freight on
engines, pumps, supplies of all kinds, and pa/man
gers, growing OUt ot the rush of pop:elation to the
oil region,
is expected to furnish quite an equal
amount of business and revenue. The whole of
this profit springs from a source which was not
Contemplated three years ago, and which never
• entered into the calculatione of the friends of the
road.
The large quantity above referred to has been
supplied almost exalosively from two leo:dittos—
namely, Tideonte, on the Allegheny river, about
fourteen miles below Irvine Station, and Titusville,
on Oil creek, about eighteen tulles from the station
at Onion Mills. From these points it ie princi
pally hauled by teams to the line of the road, al-
though in the summer season much it boated from
Weenie rip the river, and much finds its way dorm
stream from both points to Pittsburg—the most, if
not all, of which will come to the railroad when
suitable branch roads, now in contemplation, shall
be constructed. At the points named the wells
are bored into the Oil- beams rook from the depth
of seventy-five feet to three hundred feet Wore
Striking the veins, and at each of the said points
there are, up to the present time, about thirty
wells in successful operation
In addition to the wells now in suominsful opera
tion, there are within the same region at least three
hundred ethers in process of being trunk, all of
which have the same probability of being suc
cessful as those now working had before reaching
the oil veins. The whole region is being actively
prospected by hardy and industrious pioneers, and
almost daily some new company commences the
toilsome proem of sinking a well.
From these statements some idea of the fulcra
production of this region may be eonjeotored, but
if the supply holds out—and there is yet no Indi
cation of failure in any well hitherto worked—
even conjecture would probably fall short of the
reality. If the road was finished, most of this
stream of ell would flow over nearly its whole
length in search of an Eastern market, instead of
only passing over the small portion between the
points of production and Ene. This would not
only famish a large revenue and to the company
as freight, Ac.,
but build up refineries and trade in
Philadelphia, which are now almost monopolized
by New York and New England.
The changes wrought in the industry of this oil
region and the value of almost everything the
farmer has to sell are remarkable. One of the
papers says that 500 teams are engaged hauling
oil to the Union Mills. This gives employment
to 500 men. The feed that 500 teams will con
sume will create an additional demand for oats,
hay, Re., which have to be transported to the
points of de a nd . It is hard, indeed, to esti
mate the addMonal amount of labor in other de
partments of human industry that is made neces
sary by the oil business. The demand for lumber
in the oil region is now very great and prices high.
The yearly product of the saw mills of that van
nity that bas heretofore been sent to Pitteburg is
now consumed at horn° at a higher price than could
have been obtained latter running it to market.
Then think of the demand for coopers when thou.
sands of barrels are needed daily.
The existence of this oil has been known for
nearly a century, but no one suspeoted, until 1859,
that the quantity running to waste under ground
was so enormous. In that year a well was bored
by Mr. Drake at Titusville, in Crawford county,
sixty feet deep, from which he readily pumped up
from twenty-five to thirty barrels daily. The
result was widely published, and excited so much
attention that hundreds of strangers rushed to the
spot. At home, also, it excited an intense furore
for sinking wells, as it was supposed the subter
ranean supply must bo inexhaustible. The more
sanguine owners of lands resolved not to sell at
any price, although they could readily have taken
for their farms five times the amount at which
they previously held them ; while a few, donated
by the tempting offers which re much emeealed all
former hopes, exchanged their lands for gold.
Those who were the owners of the bottom lands
leased out small portions of them on the condition
that the tenant should bore for oil, and, if summ
its!, should pay as rent from one-third to one-half
of all he might obtain. Many took leases of this
kind, and were more or less ettooeseful ; while
others, after spending their money and their efforts
in vain, were compelled to give up for want of
means. Other', who made lucky hits, are in a fair
way to become rich. One account says that only
nine per oent of all the wells stink pay a profit,
and that eighty per oent. of all the operators have
suffered a dead loss. Another Sap that probably
5,000 wells have been commenced within thirty
miles around Titusville, and that probably not
over two hundred are, as yet, sucoassful Many
have been abandoned, but a very large number
are yet in progress. Soma of the landowners
around Titusville are said, however, to have ac
quired incomes of $lOO.OlO per annum.
The value of engines, machinery, .ko purchased
last year in Pittsburg, for the oil business, amount
ed to $527,000. Many thousand barrels of oil went
to market by other routes than to Erie. Some has
been taken to England, where ft was much ap
proved. One company has sold 13 000 barrels in a
year. nearly all of which found a market in New
York and Philadelphia, at an average of 315 per
barrel. This company, with two others, lain year
produced 41,000 barrels, worth, in its crude state,
over $6OO 000, and their joint consumption of coat
is 2,300,000 bushels per annum The demand for
the oil is undiminished at about 35 cents per gallon
for crude, or 65 cents when refined. All the West
ern railroads, as far as Bt. Louis, derive much re-
MVO from its transit.
In ire crude state, this oil is reddish brown in
Color, and as tbiu as water. When first drawn
from the well, it is as inflammable as spirit gas,
and often takes fire at the well. Vats, derricks,
barrels, and all, have often been burned up by the
careless use of a candle or mateh about the well.
In the process of distillation or refining, the crude
oil parts with from twenty to forty percent. of its
original elements, and becomes as pare and limpid
as water, and as free from explosive element as
whale oil. As an illuminator, the refined oil affords
a steady, clear light, almost equal to gas in bril
liancy. One ordinary lamp, burning a half pint
in ten or twelve hours, will give a light equal to
six common candles, and far more brilliant than
!perm oil will afford. It is clean, and not greasy
in its nature. It has a alight odor of Depths, but
not more unpleasant than that arising from spirit
gas.
Oil of a similar character has been obtained in
different parts of the world. In Burnish, the Go
vernment has several hundred wells, from which
the oil is drawn in buckets, and they have con
tinued productive for many years. it is thinker
than the Pennsylvania oil, but Ilea found he way
to Europe, where it commands a high price. The
American oil will also find unlimited sate in the
same quarter. In Obio, Kentucky, and Canada
the same oil is found, bat nowhere in such abun
dance as in Pennsylvania, where in some instance/1
it has been known to pour out over the mouth of
the tube at the rate of ton barrels per hour, thence
Subsiding to a flow of sixty barrels daily- In
another ease it shot up in a stream 25 feet high,
and discharged hundreds of barrels before it could
be controlled. A single well has yielded $7,000
worth of oil in two weeks. The demand for the
oil bids fair to exceed the supply, as the price at
the wells 'staid to be alvanoing Twenty years
ago not over 1,000 gallons of palm oil was supplied
by Africa. bat now the traffic in the article with
England alone amounts to about 1 000,000 gal
lons annually, and with this country full halt as
much
The origin of this petrolium is still a matter of
conjecture. It is known, however, that its Apio
logical position is below the bituminous coal-beds
and above the anthracite It is supposed to be
derived frcm the natural separation of the bitu
minous from the earbonaaeons pertion of the coal,
which, oozing upward from faults and Mururoa in
the coal seams,idraine off between the strata and
follows the inclination of the latter, until it
reaches the surface in some denuded portion of
tee coal-bed. The quantity thus accumulated be
neath the surface must be very large, judging by
the many thousand barrels annually pumped up,
If it should prove to be, like the coal itself, inex
haustible, it will assume rank as a now and valua
ble Pennsylvania staple. Already, it has given a
prodigious impulse to enterprise and industry,
giving employment to thousands,. trebling the
population of some towns, startng others into
existence, and is now likely to cause the et n
etrtiotion of a railroad twenty-two miles in length
to intersect the Sunbury and Erie. There is
probably no business among us *dank has grown
to each magnitude in so brief a period.
The Chinese "New Year.
Last evening wee the New Tear's Bre of the
Celestials. and to-day their new year commenced-
Th ro ugh otit uterd ay afternoon, evening, and the
entire night. DU Clrbtadom war jubilant with
strange NOUNIiI of sputtering fire-snappers, the ever
lading resounding rattle of tumtnme, and the die.
treating caterwauling of their one-horse fiddles.
Mongolian children romped laughingly in the
streets of Chinatown, and grim old opium-smokers
for the occasion lost their many wrinkles. Pagan
houses of worship were thronged by long-tailed
idolaters, and the whole eity was fragrant with In
cense offered to their wooden gods. Ghinohin for
Joss" was burning in every room where dwells a
worshipper. Sacramento, - Jackson, and Dupont
streets were carpeted with the red skins of millions
of bustioulated crackers, and besides the delighted
Mongols were hundreds of little white boys in a
decidedly half tickled-to-death omidition. The in
fernal racket kept contigneus lodgers awake all
night, and we have been bothered all day by suf
ferers coming into our office and asking if we, or
the chief of police, can't stop the nuisance: Our
answer was stipple : We are down, like • thou
sand of bricks, on the raoe of Mongolians; savage.
ly opposed to their coming here, and, like leeches,
smoking the bright gold (our life-blood) from our
state ; but they are poor miserable devils anyhow,
and we Ace to see even dogs enjoy themselves at
This morning ilmee streets where this people
meat do dwell, looked as though they had been on
a bast" all nigkt—red, feverish, dissipated.
Otalaalom was uneasily sleeping. At noon they
were up again, and swarming like bees on the
streets• making calls. • ,Thy-way it is done is this :
eh Hun Wants graveti with his fan on his arm
lite Aft Thug'. house. Ab Hoag solute' his friend
by bowleg nine times to the ground, laying;
"The rich gifts of the good Joss be showered
upon thee and thine, 0, eh Tung? Gills that
shall be rare as thy choice virtues—they are
known throughout this barbarian land, no less
then the land of thy fathom, whose good repute
bath so well been upheld by the exemplary warm
of their noble son ." To which eh Tang replies,
in this styli! •
ss Beloved Mead of my boom sad noblest eon of.
my father's io'ed companion etas youth, all bail
Welcome to this humble hall, whose doors are al
ways open to the good, the wise, the true. on of
the Flowery Kingdom ! thou whose tail exceadeth
in length the caudal appendage of that last star,
which the accursed barbarians, in their brutal ig
norance, call 'comet ; thou whose wonderful talent
in the salting of sprats in this ignorant country
has 'galled forth the vp>oteesous weeder of the
whole Celestial Empire ; whose form le symmetry
itself; whose performances with the two pair of chop
etioks in a bowl of licey have never been surpassed,
and seldom equalled ; the son of a great father
the father of a great family ; the adored friend of
many thousands---come to my heart, and there ,
',Twinged, in the folds of thy sweet wanted robes,
rest forever!"
Then each man shakes his own hand and Bite
down, sups tea, eats rice cakes, eto., smokes
opium, chats of China and old Celestial tieing!,
and, at the proper time, the Allier tithes his leave
In a set speech.
A large number of Mongolians wore arrested by
the pollee for bring crashers off last night, but
were discharged this morning, out of consideration
fur their manners and onstoms.—Sam Fronet..geo
.11.1Arror, Feb. 9.
The New Election Law,
AM PASSIM DT TEE /IMMATURE AND APPROVED
BY TRH IJOYSIIVOR
SECTION 1 Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the lame. That
the eirction of members of Councils and of all the
municipal Sinerr of the pity of Philadelphia, au
thorized to be elected byan act approved February
2d, cote thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, en
titled -' A further supplement to an act to incorpo
rate the pity of Philadelphia," and by any of the
supplements thereto, shall be held on the second
Tuesday of October in each year, instead of the first
Tuesday of May, as now provided by law.
Sac. 2. That to prevent bulimia's in the terms
of the officers heretofore elected by the qualified
voters of said city, and that no vacancy may occur,
all offioers, inclusive of constables and surveyors
and regulator , whose terms of office would other
wise have expired at any day aucoeeding said elec
tion day heretofore appointed to be held on the
first Tuesday of May in each and every year,
shall be continued until the laat day in December
following the day at which their said terms would
otherwise have ended, excepting the Receiver of
Taxes, who shall continue until the Saturday next
preoeding the second Monday succeeding the fif
teenth day of Januarygfollowing: Provides, That
each and every officer whose term shall be so ex.
tended, shall, thirty days before he nail eater
upon such extended term, have given new security, '
in the manner now required by law, for the period
of such extended term,
Bac. 3. That all officers elected by the qualified
Totors of the city of Philadelphia shall enter upon
the perfOrmanoe of their duties on dm Lit day of
January next succeeding their election, excepting
the Receiver of Taney, who shall enter upon the
performance of his duties on the second Monday
succeeding the fifteenth of January next following
his eleotion.
Sao. 4. That the terms of office of the °Mier!
hereafter to he eleoted shall be—of the Mayor, three
years; of the City Comptroller, four years; and of
the City &donor fire years, from the day of the
oornmeteement of theft terms in January, as afore
said.
Sac. 5. That hereafter each ward of the city of
Philadelphia shall have one member of the Select
Council, who ehtil serve for three years, and two
members of Common Council, who shall serve for
two years from the first day of January next sue
needing their election; and that one half of Com
mon Council and one-third of Eeleot Council shall
be chosen each year The qualified voters on the
second Tuesday of October, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one of the First, Third, Fifth,
and Seventh wards shall each elect a member of
ReleetsCounail to serve for one year; Of the Ninth,
Eleventh, Thirteenth, end Fifteenth wards shall
each elect a member of Select Council to serve for
two years; of the Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twen
ty•firet, and Twenty third wards shall each elect
a member of Select Council to serve for three years
and the qualified voters, on the second Tuesday of
October, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two,
of ithe Second, Sixth, and Eighth wardsphali each
elect a member of Select Council to serve for one
year • of the Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth, and Six
teenth wards shall elect each a member ef he
loot Council to serve for two years, and of the
eighteenth, Twentieth, Twenty seoor.d, and
Twenty-fourth wards to serve for three years,
and each ward shall, on the second Tuesday
of October next, elect each two members of Com
mon Council, one to serve for two years, and one
to serve for one year, from the first Monday of
January next succeeding his election, or until their
successors shall eater upon duty, and the terms of '
the present members of said Counoils respectively
shall continue, so that they shall represent said
wards until their successors shall bo elected as
aforesaid, and be qualified to take their seats, and
no longer; and the newly elected members shall
meet in the Council Chambers, and be qualified on
the first Monday of January. at 10 o'oiock of the
forenoon of each year, at which hour the terms of
their preleceasors shall expire : Fronded, net
members of Common Counoil for the Twenty-third
ward shall remain as now provided by law : Anil
provided, That whenever it shall appear by the
next preceding census authorised by law, the tax
able inhabitants cf any ward shall exceed by fifty
per cent. the average taxable inhabitants of the
whole of the respective wards of the city, one ad
ditional member of Common Connoila shall be
elected by each ward for each excess of Dfty per
cent. contained therein, anti so a greater number
for every s nob full increase of fifty per cent. above
Bach average of this taxable inhabitants ef all the
respective wards.
Sac 6. That the election of aldermen for the re
epective wards shall be held on the second Tues
day of October, in the manner now provided by
law for the general elettien in Phliadelphis, in the
year next preceding that of the expiration of their
present term of service, and they shall be oom
motioned by the Governor for the term of five
years, to terminate at the end of five years from
the last day of the year in which they shall have
been elected, but shall not commence their term
of servlte until the expiration of the terms of the
present inenmbents of the several wards, and
thereafter elections of aldermen doll take place
on the second Tuesday of October, before the expi
ration of the terms of service of the aldermen, and
the elected aldermen shall be commissioned for
five years. to commence with the year next ensu
ing their election.
PASSEN GERS SAILED
---
la steamship State of Georgia for oavatmah—Bliss F.
Stanley. Mier R Startler. Mrs L W M Gtoes, Master J B
narrows. Rev E T Williams. Dr M Williams. G R Cook.
Dr C L Bishop. 0 C Brothers. J W Wel . J P Setzler. J
Heiler. It IRußeown..l L Robins +a. H C MoCarthg,
Tito, T "Vaughan Marlin Dernoker, /Om Rogerson.
Thus T Yams& Jr.
PHILADFLPRIA. BOARD OF TRADE.
F.DINIIIND A. POUDER,
Gkf)RGE L. BULKY. Commirrez Oa TRH MONTH
EDWARD C. BIDDLE.
LETTER BAGS
At the IlTerchante' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Shin Wyoming, 8urt0n.....--- —Liverpool. Maroh 26
Ship Flom , lee Eldridge. Liverpool, soon
Ship Eliza F Wills tn. Williruna..._—...Bhangtme. soon
Ship Frigate Biro. Johns— —.....L0nd0n. noon
Bart Yea Eagle. Kennet ..... ---Barbt does. soon
Bart Nary Adelia. Kellar— soon
Bark Caroline, --Havana, soon
Brig Nameaug, ....... Havana, goon
Brig Martha xenuall. —Caracle., eooe
Brig Wehaah soon
Bohr 1 A Griffin, Foster. soon
Sohr D E Boil, soon
rT 7 TT'llrr'777Kl4Tr=iTli
PORT OF PRILADELPHIR:BIoyek 21.1961.
81118 RISES- -5 58 -SUN BETS- . 6 4
alum WATER-- _ . 9 86
ARRIVED
oteatnahly, Delaware, Cannon. 22 hours from N York.
with mdse and 9611110D110Th to Jas alklerdioe. At 6A M
yesterday. off the Buoy on tbe Bro James sed an un•
known any at &notion elan hark 8t from Mew
York: brie Crawford, from New York, waa aground be
low Marone Rook.
Bohr wm couyey. Rayner. 3 dare from New York,
With OW to captain.
r e h r I,tunwpi n e, ieheeen,d days from Holmes' Rica.
with mdee to captain
Bohr Grand ti med Short, 6 days from Newburjport,
with fish to Gee B Herfoot.
Bohr P A Minders, tiomenr, It days from Boston, with
linseed to Boyer & HereMY.
Bohr S flotan. (Sandi, from New York, in ballast to N
Sturtevant & Co.
. _
Bohr Kate Kallatmo, Kallahan, from Baltimore, in
bailees to John It Whits.
Bahr Mary Anna, 'rowan, from AI enrioetown, in bal
lan to Baum. Ogle it. Co.
B o h r pm:anent. Clark, from Oreenport, in bait/telt to
Nevin, Bawler & Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Therms Dallett. Dill. Laguavra. Dallett & Son.
Bark lonic Hatalunson, Matanzas, E A Bauder & Co
Ilric Caccutive, Grant. Matanzas. do
Brig Oroximbo. Rolebroolt, Barbatiooe, A E (tater
bridge.
80br FrOpiTO. Wall. Antigua,
Bohr do
co4yer,i-tauear. rosorport. Reveller & Bro.
Behr A Kallahau. Kallalutu. Waahington, J ft White.
Bohr Mary AMA. Bowen, New London, Baum, 04,1 e
Bahr Panthea, Clark, Nantucket. N evin. Eawyer & Co.
Elm It Willing, Maypole. Baltimore, A Graven. r.
SAILED.
The El g mail steamship, State of Georgia. Cant Gar
vin, for palm:mall. Hailed yesterday at 10 id. with a
full freight and e. number of pamenaers, whom" names
may be found under the proper head.
RA, _
stestrentup Niagara-oo MEMO Md* smil NDA ed from - Beaton yes
terday for Liverpool, ma Halifax.
browned" Karnak. Le iderauner. at Havana Iktk ias
from New York.
Bart Philomela. Ellam. for Beaton, wee loading at
Rieseronang 10th Jan.
Behr Chas H Rogers, Langley, cleared at Boston 19th
inst. for eagrua is Grande
•ohr Henry Batt, Baker. cleared at Boston 19th not
for Flares.
Bohr Martha S Gsuse, Simkins, hence, arrived at
Provides. 18th Met.
806 r J H Wainwright, Corson, cleared at Portland
16th rout for Philadelphia.-
Bahr Orrie Prance.. Clark, from St Georges, Me, for
New Guile. Del. nailed from Newport 17th met.
Behr 8 V W eimns.ns, Godfrey, from New York, ar
rived at Alexandria 1911 inst.
MARINE MIRCELLANY,
The work of setting the ontton out of sahrßoroas Ire
land. ashore on Nominee Land. proceeds very slowly.
They have had but two and a half
in working. days daring
the meeent month. T*o men arrived at NIA, nedibrd
on Monday morning , an boat from the Island. to
get their winch manned it having been broken, but it
bad to be sent to Beaton for the necessary repairs.
It was reported St Astons, Oregon. sn the let instant
that a bark. ennrowd to be the . I.,ouisa," had 'drifted
ashore near Ti Larttoolt, and hedoapsinad.
NOTICE* TO MARINERS.
pr o ti m b is hereby given that on the let of April, or 68
soon after -s praotioable. the spar buoys in Boston har
bor and roßoum+. and also in Buzzard's Bay and
- Vineyard Benud will be replaced by nun and oan buoys
for summer service.
. . .
Tiy order of the Lighthouse Board,
J. A WIN- , LOW, Qom U. 8, N.,
Lighthouse Impactor. Second Dtetnot.
Boston. Mama 18.18 n.
lALTRETORE & OARRTAIRR, IMPORT
ande" N'FIA and COMmielatON MERCHANTS, Nos 202
209 Routh FRONT Street, offer for sale, from our
tom Douse store
COGNAC BRANDIES of the bran". of "Pilot Cu
bllon & Co, " Olsinrar," " Hennessey;" and • Union
of the Proprietor*: of various vintages. dark and pale.
ROCHEi,br, BR ANDIES—" Penevoisin-" • Alex.
Reisnette." and " Union of the Propnetors," dark and
pale-
GIN.-Double Pineapple Gin, in pipes and three.quar
terirlpes,
Eit:o i CH WHlRKY—Stewart's brand.
PORT WIN,E.,—"Rorm Agricultural Society," "Dou
ble Diamond. ' "De Mille, Brothers.' " Benicarlo,"
7. ix, „"
gam "Alicante,' and other brand's.
mADEntik WINES of various brands. in quarters
apd mowing
8 liiihßAY WINES- 4 .lla4Triopy, ,, c rown?
numioda.i/ and 8, NT; storm,.
to Rag WINE vot - r alin in quarter °reins.
CLARET in teaks and bops, of the braldsfif " at
Swum ..St. Estephe, , "
Montferrand,' • Haut
Brien " ko.
CRANIPACEE—" IfEentand," " Velma Clieum,”
1 ontet," " Crescent, and all. of De Vemone &
wines.
SALAD OIL—" Latour," Jauretche & Caratainh"
arid Lure% oho. mai° at
JUST REOEIVED, per " Annie Kimball,"
from Livernoal, blander, Weaver, & blander',
preparataona:
25 Tha Extract Aooniti. in 1 &jars.
26 The Bumps H yonorami, tit i &
50 lbs Extract Belladonnas, in 1 Ibiarn•
100 lbs FaVaat Taraxecoi, 111 1 lb inn*
IRE Ms Voillal.Colobioi, int lb bottle'.
100 Ma OL &mom .Elect., n 1 iD bottle..
Ths Calomel. in 1 11, bottle,.
lbe Pil Hydrairgit iQLR im
ROTIIEB L ,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPRIA.
TEE wEsrrRN RAYING FUND ROCIETY OF FRI
LADELFRIA, v. FREEMAN SCOTT.
Vend. Ex. Deo. Term, IE6O. No. 174.
DANIEL N. MALSEED and JAMES P. M ALSEBD,
tvtOTT dreg as Ntaleeed it Brother, V. FREEMAN
SC .
Vend. Ex. Deo. Term. 1860. No. 229.
The Auditor appointed by the Court Tenon dietrl
bniion 01 the funds in court. orsame from the isheriff 7 s
sales, under the above-mentioned writs of execution,
of the following d.seribed property, via
1. All those two several two-story end bye three-story
brick ineunages or tenements, and the lot or perm of
ground on winch the same are @rooted. situate on the
somaside of Cellowhill street. in the late district of
1 11111:geTti r l e i a at tae . ° 42 1 1Z,t1
inches westward from the west side of Thirteenth at,
thence running Westward along the nil Dallowhin
street 32 feet thanes southward at right angles with
the said ilellowhifi street 140 feet to an 18 feet wide al
ley called Bloom alley. now Carlton street, thence out
wardly along the said Bloom alley 26 feet 3 inches,
thence northward at right angles with the said Callow
bill street 70 feet. thence eastward parallel with Callow
hill street 8 feet 9 'nobles, thence northward at right an
glee with Callownill street to feet to Gallowhill street
efo.estid anitpleee of beginning. Bounded northward
by the said Uallowhill street, eastward by ground of
Wm. Brown, southward by Bloom alley aforesaid. ant
westward by ground granted or intended to have been
granted to Alizatheth tireekey on ground rent.
2. All that certain lot or piece of ground with the two
story brink building thereon erected. situate on the
north side of South street, at the distance of 144 feet
west of Eleventh street, in the city of Philadelphia,
containing in front 18 feet, end in depth 80 feet to a
feet vide alley leading into Eleventh strut, with the
privilege thereof.
3. A lot of ground on the north aide of South street, in
the city of Philadelphia. 88 feet west of Eleventh Street,
18 feet front by 80 feet deep to a 4-feet wide alley, with
the privilege thereof. On it a two - story brink house
with two-story beak kitchen, Stu.
4. A lot of ground on.she north Ode of South street,
54 feet west of Eleventh street. 18 feat front by 80 feet
deep to a 4.feet wide alley, with the privilege thereof.
Oa it a two-story brick house with two. story beck kit
chen, Ste.
6. A lot of ground on the north side of South etrest,
90 feet west of .hleventh street, 18 feet front by 80 feet
deep to a 4-feet wide al ey, with the privilege thereof.
On it a twtottory brick house with piazza, /to.
6. All that certain lot of ground, situate on the north
side of Poplar street , in the city of Philadelphia. at the
distance of 45 feet 8 inches eastward from the east Niue
or Eleventh street, containing 15 feet in front by 62 feet
435 inches on the west line. aid 64 feet O i
f nches on
the east line thereof. in depth to a S-teet wide alley.
with the privilege thereof. On the said lot of ground
there are erected a three story briok house and two-sto
ry back kitchen and appurtenances.
Will atteno fo toe duties of his appointment at his
office, NQ 3.25)5 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
on MONDAY, *larch 26th, 1861, at 4 o'olook P. M., when
and where all personaare requested to make their
claims, or be debarred from coming in upon the said
/and.
nthll-10t* THOS M. HALL, Auditor.
PSTATR O JAMES DOYLE, DE
az. CSASED.—Letters of Administration e. t.
neon the hstate of ..f Ard ES DOYL.,K deceased, haying
been gran "pe r so n .e Register of Wide to
pleasendersigned. all indebted thereto will make
payment, and those having claims or demands against
the said Estate are requested to make known the same
without delay to MARIA DOYLE, Adm.:. e, t. a.,
60* south TS IR CI Street,
Or to her Attorney, rsOwD, A...LESLEY,
fell-thet• 468 South FOURTH Street.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELPHIA.
I n the matter of the aoeountir of George Carson and
Thomas Gallagher. assignees of Thomas
Carson.
The undenngned ttspotnted by the Court to audit,
settle, and adjust the accounts, and to report dirtribu
non, wifl meet the partial interested at his Orme, 605
We Lei UT street. Philadelphia. et 4 o'clock P. M.. on
MONDAY, 24th day of March, lan.
61E0. ft. ARMSTRONG,
Auditor.
mb14.14',19,21,23-5t
PSTATE OF GEORGE LITTLE, Dee'd.—
. A The Auditor untainted by th_e Court Set
tle. and adjust the sooount of BA L Til.b and
WILLIAM B. GOMINUEIt, Executors of the Eatete
of Georse Little, dec'd, and to make distnbution of
the balanoe in herds of the aciconntants, will meet the
parties interested for the purpoes of his appointment
on WEartmaDAY, the 27th dsy of March, .861. at 4
o'clock P. M., at hie °Mae, No. 933 ARCH Street, in
the any of Philadelphia
mhl6-etuttiat• GEORGE M. CONAREf)E. Auditor.
X31.-A T DEAN & C 0 . 28, 335 1 , ./HBSTMIT
Street, Philadelphut,_Pd.. •
At DEAN & CO.'S, 80 West FOURTH Street, Cin
cinnati; Ohio,
At DEAN & CO.'S, 148 DEARBORN Street, Chicago,
litinoia
At DEAN & CO.'S, Detra ct Miehlgan
At DEAN & CO.'S, 914 MAIN Street, Burido, New
YoAt k, D _
EAN & CO.'S. 8 ARCADE. Rochester, New
York
AtDEAN A next Post offiee, Harrighurg,
Peansylvanie,
At DEAN & CO.'B, 330 CHESTNUT Street, Phila
delphia. Pennsylvania. 41'
YOU CAN DITY
A. first-rate Vest Chain........... —for 31 00
a good Guard Chain ----- -for 100
A Laden Chatelaine Chain- for 100
iter'a Neck Cham-. „ far 100
A Child's Necklace...._... .for ICV
Al 4 karat Gold Pen and Silver - Holder-- ,for 100
A vaunting-boost Pen and Holder- ..- --for 100
A Gold 1 00
A Lady's COmeo for 100
A Lady'a Jet Set--..for 1 00
A Lady"a Lama get- 100
A Lady's Onyx Bet ---....- -for 100
A Lady's Cored get-- —. ..for 100
A Lady's get 00
A Lady's Car b uncle Pet— --- for GO
A Lady's Garnet get- --------- ..for 100
A Gold Ring - - .for 100
A get Gold BOSOM Studs-. for 100
A yaw Gold Sleeve Button s-._ _---..for IID
A cold Pen and Holder.— .for 100
A Gold Scarf Pin-- ..for 100
A Gold PM. ...--... for 100
A Gold Tooth Pick—..._.rfor 100
A Set Gold Jewelry. all kinds— . .for 1 00
A Set Silver P. Table brooms— ......,..for 100
A get Silver P. Tea Spoons..__.. «».... _.. -for IID
A Bat Silver I'. Parke— --___-_for 100
A Miner P. Salt-for 100
ASet Silver P. Knives ._.._...,. ....,. 00
A Silver P. Mug. engraved ------- ...for 100
A Silver P. Spoon Cup— —.— far 100
A Silver P. Wine Cop. Gold lined— —.-.. for 100
A Gold Sand --.-...f0r 100
A Analogue .for 100
A Link lirsoelet— 100
A Coml Bracelet ...for INY
A Charter Braoeiet-- . .for 1 00
An Enamelled Bracelet- ......for 100
A pair of Armlets-- .---,--. for 100
A 5p1endid.........--tor 100
And take your choice for 100
and take your piok...„ .for lOa
And anything 7 , P3 WM 2I .. • ••••••••-•-• •••••^-• --for IOD
And any article in the for 100
And no Bo tie Goods sold here. ---for 100
And no Gilt Jewelry sold here---...---.for 1 00
And no Galvanized Stuffs sold here......... ..for 100
All our goads are gerittine„,..- —for 100
;AS our goods are bold or Plated— - —far 100
All our goods are A No. I _.for
Ask enstomera who have—.---for 1 MI
Ask jewellers who have bought". 1 Oa
Ask your friends who have —for 100
Ask our Bogus Imitators-- --for 100
Ask the 100
Dean & Co. SOB good Jewelry-------___for 1 0 0
Dean & Co. do not humbug-- __Ay r o 5
Dean & CO. AM known OS A No. 1.-....-..___foy 100
Dean & Co. are the anginal..._ . ... for 100
Dean & Co. sell no bogus goods... -for 100
Dean & Co. deal on the satire.____.for 100
DEAN h. 00.,
REREMBIB BBR MEMBER DEAN tc CO.,
336 CUES MUT Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
SO West FOURTH street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
les DEARBORN Street, Cinema, Illinois.
DET ROIT. Michigan.
8 ARCADE, Rochester, New York.
214 MAIN Street, Bullalo. New york.
Nramt to the Poet Mace. Harrisburg. Pia,
DEA N & CO 'S ORIGINAL SI STORE.
3 3 5 CHEST.' UT Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Those - who purchase 310 worth at one time will be
entitled to any article in the store, of their own seise-
Don. free,
Send order*, by mailor express, to any of our show, I
or mill natty and examine the west and best
stook of Jewelry and Plated Ws the Untted.Statee.
r!HROM GRXIIN Mwa/fialumd and
Y i n rw .1/ " Y Inn4gUi•U=lnt,
TILE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1861.
THE BELL ANCE
MUTUAL INSITEANCrE COMPANY,
OF FEIMADELYMis,
OFFICE, No. 308 WALNUT STREET,
In against LOBB 011 11AM413E BY FIRE, on
/louts', MOMS. and Other building/. limited
or pernetuaLand on Furniture.
Goods, Wares, and Mar
obandise, in town try. or
o
CASH CAPITAL, A23 0 1,1 u 10 n IIe—ASSETS 8317,141 04,
Which is invested as follow, viz:
In Bret mortgages on city property. worth
double the_emount,,,,•;. $1624101) 00
Pennsylvania Railroad C0.. 3 6 per oda. first
Mortgage loan, at par— —, 6,0(2) 00
Pennsylvania Railres4 Co.'s 6 per cent, se
cond mortgage load. (B30,000) -- 77,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad and
Canal Co.'s mortgage loan— 4,000 00
Ground rent, first-class..... . 7,4 M 60
Collateral loans, well seemed= 6,600 so
City of Philadelphia 6 per cent. loan_ 40,000 00
n R. lo
Allegheny County 6 peoent. Pa. Ran— now oo
Commercial Bank stook— -- 6.115 01
Mechanics' Bank stook 2 Mg ao
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s stook— 4,100 00
The Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.'s 'took maw 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'s stook—. 1,060 00
The Delaware M. c. Insurance Co.'s stook— 700 00
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip-- 080 U 0
Bills reneivanie—. . • 14.602 74
Book aueonnte: accrued interest. 7./04 60
Cash on 11644 64
X 317,14 2 01.
The Mutual principle, comb ined with the security of
a Stook Capital, entitles the insured to participate in
the ' , refits of the Company. without liability for losses.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
MILICCTORS:
/infer t Samuel Biepliam t
Witham ,q homplaa, it/abort Bleat,
Frederick Brown, William Musser,
William Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John IL Worrell, Marshall Bin,
R. L. Canon, J. Johnson Brown.
Robert Toland. Charles Leland.
G. D. Rosengarten, Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles a. Wood, Banta Bowen
James . Woodward, John .13ionejj. Pittsburg.p
augm, TINGLE r. President.
B. M. lIINCIIMAN, Ifiaaretary.
February 16, 1661. fe2l
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
COMPANY'S BUILDING, S. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS:
RATCIIPORD STARR, Irloarsom L. Dawson,
WILLIAM McKim ono. IL ESTVAUT,
Nw.i4Jl.2 , PRAZINR, Jofiri L DnOWAI
JOEitt M. ATWOOD, li. A. FAIIIINSTOGN,
BENJ. T. TAJIZICIC. ANDRIVP D. Cana,
RENE'S WHARTON* J. BILRINGER.
F. RATCHFORD STARR, President
CHARLES W. COXE. Beoretary. fels
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY rs
RURANCE COMPANY, fitiLmiALPITLi.
hoomisted by the Legislature of renrusylvanta,
Office B. E. corner of TRIAD and WALNUT streets
PHILADELPHIA..
MARINE INSURANCE,
Oa Vessels,
Cargo, To all parta of the World.
Freight,
TMt
LAND INN/RANGES
On Gooda by Rivera. Canela, Lakes. and Land Car
Tinges. to nil parrs of the Union.
FIRE INSURANGEB
On Merehandite generally. On Stores, Dwelling
Noumea. &o.
AREETS OP THE COMPANY,
November 1,1930. ..
$lOO,OOO United States five Yt: Gent. loon—sloo,6oo 00
116,0031 United States six ow cent. Treasury
Notes, (with accrued interest)-- 119,463 34
100,000 Penneylvalua State five 4/1" eon
1 96,910 60
51,000 no. do. six do. do. 2/443 00
123.060 Philadelphia City Axle' cent. Least. 123,103 31
30,000 Tennessee State five cent. loan— 24,000 OD
30 .000 Pennsylvania Rail 2d 2d mortgase
six 9r cent. 45,000 00
Ism° 306 shares, stook Germantown Gas
Company, interest and Mincllud
ruaranteed by the City of Phim
delphia 11,300 00
1,000 200 shares Pennsylvania RailroCd
".. 3,900 OD
6.000 100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road . 900 OD
1400 80 shares fbileseelptila Toe Boat . and
Steam Tug Company 1,100 CO
260 6 shares Philadelphia ant burro do
gmas Steam Tow-boat Company.. 250 OD
RN 2 abates Philadelphia Exchange
Company.-126 CO
1,000 3 ehatea ' Tel@ Co.._._. 300 00
1
066,700 par. Cost 8541,33334. Market eel. $554,566 71
Ws receivable, for inenraneee made-- 171.326 43
Bonds and m0rt10,286,,,,... 84,1509 00
Real estate 41,313 at
Balances due at Agencies--Preiniums'im..3la
rine Policies. interest. and other debts due
the Company. . 31,666 02
Scrip and stook of sundry Insurance - and
other Companies. 3,0 4 30
Cash on hand—in banks.-- .823,673 16
in -- 436 03
31
29,106
*WAY El
DIRECTOR& ,
William Martin, Samuel E. Stokes,. '
Edmund A. Sorrier, J. F. Peniston,
Theogidlus Paulding. Henry Sloan,
John R. Femme, Edward. Darlington'
John C. Davie,. R. JOIIen Ergokes
James Treenail!, tlencer hrllyamt,
William E re Jr., Thomas C. Hand,
Ire. C. Hand, Robert Barton.
lSham C. hatiWir. Jacob r. Jones,
mesh H. Seal, James B. Itl i Fettlatielo
lir. It. M. Ruston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Oserge C. Gamer, John B. Beingle, Pittege
Hugh then. gi D T. Morgan,
Charles amity, A .
D. 13erger. "
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOS. C. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLECURN. Secretary. nol7-tf
INSURANCE 001#1pANy OF THE
STATE OF PENTIBYLVANIA—FIRB AND MA
RINE INSURANCE No& 4 AND 6 EXCHANGE
BIJILD/NeB.
Chartered in 1794 , Capital szo,m—Feb. 1, IMO, cash
value, v. ann 77.
All invested in sound and available. securities—non
nus to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings.
stool.* of Merchandise &a., on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherreni, Claims H. MMUS; -1
Simeon Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Maealester, Tobias Wagner, r
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Wattion,
John B. Budd, Henry 0. Freeman,
William R. Whits, Charles; 8. Lewis,
George C. Carson.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, Proddent.
• WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary. ie9-t:
prRE INSURANUE. DItOILAITIOS'
INSURANCE COMPANY ofPhiladelphia, No.
138 North SIXTH Serest, below Race. insure Build
ings, Goods, and Merchandise generally from loge or
damage by Fire. The company IgnaninteP to hd.lunthil
10elleeprompsiy, and thereby hope to ment the patron
age of the public.
DIII2CTOI6.
William Merger), Robert Fienifeth
Francis Cooper, Micheal Ma soy,
Boerne L. Dougherty, Edward McGovern.
Mamas Martin, Thomas B. McCormick,
James Dumas, Joan Bromley,
Matthew McAleer, Francis Falls,
Bernard Rafferti. • Jelin Cesetutt,
'Thomas J Hemphill. Bernard A. nubile/Wan,
Whouvp Fisher, Charles Clare.
Francis McManus Michael cam'.
PkANCIN C..OO.PER. Fro c litnit,
,BBRNARD BARPRITY. Secretarr. Sm.
AMERIOAN FIRE INBI7RANOE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1810 - CHARTER PER
PETUAL..
NO. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia,
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus,
invested in sound and available Securities, mutation to
insure on ;Dwellings,
, Stores. Furniture , Merchandise,
Vessels in portand . their oartoes. and otherpersonal
property. dallosses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRICTORS.
Them. R. Maris, John T. Levi,.
John Welsli. James It. Caruppall,
!lamest C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutilh,
Patnok Brady,Chap. W. Foultney,
Israel Morns.
TliOrdeS MAIM President.
ALBERT C. CRAWFORD.Bearetary. fen-tf
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE 00)1PA
PTY.—Autboristed Capital 11400,000--CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
°Mae No. MI WALNUT !Street, between Third ant
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Thi s C om pany Will insure against lose or damage by
Fire, on 'Wilding", Furniture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marips insartule as en Vessels, Curiae, and
Freights, Inland oisurunce to all parts of tile VlllOll.
DIRECTORS
Joseph
John Aetoham,
John R. liladowtop.
Wm. F. Dean,
WHEA
B. Daum,
vies t.
DEAN, vies Preedemt,
sag-tir
leoob Esher,
P. Luther %
b. andoane4.
Dans Pearson.
Teter Ninon
EM!M!2N
FXOLI ANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
• —Mee No. 409 WALNUT Street
FIRE INSURANCE on Rouges and Merchandise
generally, on favorable term.. either limited or per
petual. •
DIRECTORS:
Jamaninh Bonsah, —--I fhonas Marsh,
John Q. giunudn, (Aeries Thompson,
Edward DSRoberhs• James TAlele.
Samuel 1.. emedier. Joshua T. Owen,
R eu b en Q. Rate, John J. Griffiths.
JERRIGIAR BONBaLL. President.
JOHN Q.. GINNODO, Vice Premdenn tt
CHARD COE, Secretary. lex
EMOVAL.--THE PENN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURAPICH COMPANY have removed
to their yew building, No. 991 CHESTNUT t h reat. Asset.. over *1.000400. Charter perpetual.
ALL THE PROgITEI divided amongst the insured.
POLICIES lamed this year will participate it the Di
vidend to be deolared in January next. The Company
ha. full authority to eat ea Eneentora, Administrators,
Assignees. Guardians and Trimmer for married women
and children. DA NIEL L. MILLER, President.
SAW.. E. STORES , Vice Preen.'
Sewn W. Hannon. flearetarr.
MEDICAL, EXAMINERS in attendance daily, from
1 to 1 o'clock P. M. nog
gAVINO PIER CENT. IN
1,7 TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, eonthweet corder of Third
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennell
yards.
The offioe ld oven every day from nine look In the
neornipg till five o 3 olook sp. th e evening. and on Monde,'
and Tmuaday evenings till eig ht o'elnon.
non. .014 N ky BENNY:It. President
11.0 BRAT OBLFILIDGE, Vies President.
VizzLiem 3. Ansi Secretary.
nungurone.
Ron. Henry L. Benner, P. Carroll Brewster.
hdward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, FraTIRIN Lee,
simnel. If /lighten, Joseph Yerkes,
C. Landreth Ilinigne, James L. Stephenson.
aul-ly
" A tittle. hut often, fine the Puree."
rRANKLIN 'SAVING FUND, No.'
138 Booth FOURTH Street, between'
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays Mi l
a depositeon demand.
4. Depositors money secured by GovernMelltrl
Ta State, mnd City Loans, Ground Rente, Hort
gages. fro.
Tim Company deems lafetwbetter than largei
a !mita. oonsequently will run no risk with &MD-
Rlinters' money. but have it at all times ready to
, I return with 5 per cent. iliterest,to the owner,
a •
.as they have always done, This Company
by 'never euspeuded.
Females, married or single, and Minors, min
o LOPOlit ID their own right, anel =oh derv/mite can
11)8 withdrawn onLy by their convent.
. charter sernetnel. Incorporated by the Mute
1 Penpolvams, with authoritY tO NNW.
money from truotees and Assentors.
8 LARGE AND SMALL SUMIRECEIVED.
~ Orme open daily, Iron 9to 3 o'clock. and on
- Wednesday evening until 8 o'olook.
a RS.
O ' t
Jae° b B. BhanneDn, IRECTOOrrin Cadwallader,
B.' John Shief . le e k , grrf i t i t lessell,
r i g gore= Contra Belfry De a llslg '
.4 Nieholas Rittenhosse, Nathan Smeater.
Jos. R. Satterthwatte, Jones Terkel.
i John Alexander.
JACOB B. SHANNON, President.
I CYRUS CADWALLADER. Treasurer.
asall-1r
R EMO V AL.
C. A. DU BOUONET. M. D.. D. D. 8.,
StrIteICAL AND MICEANICAZ
DEN No. 1533 ARCH Street,ll. F. I . corner of SIETE F Y
Dr. DU BOUCNET avails himself of this opportuni
ty to return his then," to his numerous patients, and
ho k ... that, b. net 1,1111 efforts to sive satisf4stion and
do iced** to then oonfidence. he will oontinne to scours
their.patronage and influence.
TERMS MODERATE Aff HERETOFORE.
Ia ordet to reader his serviees es efl9cleat as possible,
end nerd against interruptions while operative, his
hours for matins Ensasementr, Consultation, and Ex
tracting Teeth will continue to be front
ato 9 o cloak A. M. 13 to 1 o'clock P. M.
4 tog o'ckook D. M.
ww- stotagentents nuts be made hr note. fell-Set
INSIJRANCE COMPARIEs.
OF PRILADELPEA.
/VILE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY./
SAVING FUNDS.
A Dollar saved is Isiae earse4L"
UEMOVALS.
MEDICINAL.
CEPI-lALLB.IO
sit fr HEAD4C.H.E,
NERVOUS H.EADAORE.
CU IC ALL KINDS OF
HEADACHE
By the use of these Fills the periodical attacks of Mr
cotes or Sick flaadAcks my be prevented ; and if taken
at the oemmenaement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and ■iaeaeN well be obtained.
They Goldoni fail in removing the Haunt and BOW
ache to which females are so eutdeet.
They war. gently on the bowels, removing Costiveness.
For Literary Man, Students, Delicate Females ' and
all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuableae a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor
to the digestive organs. and restoring the natural elas
ticity and atroaseb of the whole elittell.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of tong investi
gation and carefully conducted exPeriments, having'
Been in Use many years, during ',blob time they have
Prevented and relieved a Vast amount of pain and
=Feting from Headsche, whether originating in the
nervous spawn or from a deranged state of the Ste-
They are entirel, vegatltble in that, oompositlon, aMd
may be Waren at all tomes with ',errata Wet? without
making any change of diet, lad SAs absence of any disa
greeable lasts renders it easy to administer thews Se
thildres,
DWAIN, OF WIINTEMITITS I
The genuine have Ave 'iv:tater.* of O. Spalding
on each Box.
Mali < by Dreamt' and an Mbar Dealers in Medicines.
A Balwill be seat by mall manta on 1'66610 6f the
PRICE. 45 CENTS.
Ali erten aboald be addressed
HENRY 0. SPALDING.
4 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINEVS
(3EPHALIC3
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO BUFFER PROM
HEADACHE„
TRA A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
de these Teetintattittie AIN eatootictted by Mr. BPALD
Iris, they afford usqvastiattabie 'reef Qf eke
oacy of this truly scientific discovery.
Ma. SPALDlNG.llLseOtrvitta, Conn., Feb. 6, 1861.
I have tried your Capitalist Pills. and /- tire shwa so
mai the,4 want yoq to mend me two donate worth more.
Part at Crete are for the neighbor*. to inborn I gee 4
few of the bra box I rot from You.
Send the AU byHunt, and °bike.
Your ob't Semi*,
JAMES KENNEDY.
IlaysaroaD, Feb. 6,18111.
mg, 4PALDING.
I wish you to se , d me one more box of your CepbsUo
Pttle / Itami roceieed a great deal Of NrsiOtt from Mon.
Yotra_msoitl7.
r&ARY .o/sN BTOIKROIIBR.
er i xistm .. JanuarY --
SPRUCg HANTLNOIION Co werrYt Fa.
ff
ars.:
Yon will' ;armee send me two boxee of your Cephalic
Pills. Rem them immed.stely.
Xespeatfuliy Yowls.
JNO. B. SIMONS.
reeetved wee box of vow Puffs, end find
them szeetkrit,
Bar m Vannote. Ohio, lone 13.
IL C. EPAIMINes Bee.
Please. end enclosed twenty-five oente,f4r which 'end
me another box of your Cephalic Yids. They are truly
the but Pills I hays ever trial.
Direct A. sTOVER, P. ALP
Bette Vernon. Wyandot co., 0.
BitemitY, Ilse, U. MO.
H. C. attALDINEi. Peut. -
I wish. for some circulars or large 'how bills, to bring
your Cechelto Yens more partioularly before my cms
tourem. if you have anything of the kind Plana* send
One of my etuttoraers,who 7a eubjeot to revere Siok
Headache, (visually luring two dare.) Was cured , at an
attack t* hoar by your Pars. wbish F bout her.
Raapaotfully roma.
W.. 0. WILKES.
R1T1901.4)83113.G. Fitarrasia Co., 0h10,4
January 9,1861.
Hanky C. SrAZDTI4¢ I
NO. 48 - Cedar ar., 11. Y.
Ditiat
Inclose& find twenkr,fiye oenea. M.) for which scud
box of •• Cophabo Rend toaddrew of /Lev. Win.
C. Pillar. Reknoldebnix. Franklin Oct.. Ohio.
Your Fah work like a charm—cure Headache almost
instanter.
Truly yours
m. C. FILLER.
YPSILANTI, MONA, Jane Nit
ER. SPALDING.
Sts
Rot long rinse I sent to you fors box of Cephalic Pills
for th e tilde of the Nervous Baddsobe and Coetiveneue.
end received , the tame, and they had so good iso siffset
that' tame isdatzed co send for mord.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
:/him the Rzarnisee, Norfolk, Ta,
Cephalic Pitt wicompllalt the &Oct fer which they
were made, ♦is.: Cure of headache in all its forma,
..ftorn - the Ezamissr, Nerfear Va.
They have been tested in more than a thonsand oases
With entire success.
him the Derneerat, St, Cloud, Arise,
If you are, or bare been troubled with the headeohe,
Bend fora box, [Cephielio fille t ] so that you may - have
them in cue of an &Moak. .
*TM& feu ildversisar, Providotce, A. 1,
The Ceiduiiio Pills are said to be it remarkably vireo•
five reme♦dy for the head , u3he.guld one of the very beet
for that Very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
Rom the Western R. G. Gazette, Chicago, 114
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and hie unrivalled
Cephalic Pulls.
Alm the Kanawha Valley Star, Hanawea• rd.
We ere Imre that :remote autferiny with the headache,
who try Mem, will stele to them.
Pram r4s Soot Urn Pala Radar, New &lams, La.
Try tiiim ! you that are afflicted. and we are mire that
Tour testimony can be addrd to the already =mercy"
bet.tbat hea received benefits that no other medicine
can broth:ie.
From ;he St. Loads Democrat.
The immense demand for the artiole (Cephalic
rapidly inoreattiage
Front the Gazette. Davexport. lowa.
My. Spalding would not connect his name with en sr
tole he did not know) to posses' real merit.
Prom the Advertiser. provident*. R. I.
The testimony in their farce IS strong, from the most
ensemble quarters,
Rom the Dsiie Nesos,Neteeert. R. Z.
Cephalic Pills are taking . the place of a kinds.
atom Me Commercial Bulletin, Bastes, Must,
nod to be eery edloardoua for the headache.
Prom thf COMlll4lTita, Glectment, Ohio.
Buffering humanity can now be relieved.
Wir A Single bottle if SPALDING% PRZPARED
GLUE will mums ton Omen tbelreon
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I
SPALDING'S PEXPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE !
SAVE THE PIECES!
- - - -
ECONOMY: DIGPATCH
JOT" A Emelt no IN HAVNII
As soeidente will happen. even In well-regalated
families, re very destyntrie to have some °heft) and
oonveruent Way for repairing Puraitare. Tore. Crocke
ry. Jho.
!SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all *soh emergencies. and no household own
afford to do •ithont it. It is lavas* ready. and up to
the atioking point.
it USEFUL IN EVERY Et 17
R. B.—A Brush sec°. meanies tomb bottle. Prim. BS
alum Ad dress,
HENRY O. SPALDIN43-.
NO. 49 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORE.
CAUTLOH.
As certain unprincipled POZ * On a er e attemPting to
;WM off' on the unenspeetins subtle. imitation' of rar
PREPARED GLUE, I wooldeantton all perilous tci
Mille before purchasing, end's° that the fell tame.
MP' SPALDING% PREPARED OLUEOES
le en the etiendo wneeeet ; ell Ohre ere ettinaii g
eetetarhole‘ , : " • 67.4'
RAILROAD) LINES!
1861. 18 61 .
*INTER ARRANOSOKCIT.-Nb•W YORK A RK_
OPEN AN AMBOY AK I
7 D I VIMAL AND T eNTOPI *MLR Ai -'l9
FROM PHILADELPHIA 0 W
YORK AND WAY PLACED.
PAM WALNUT-BY. WHARF AND lINSINGTON DUOS
WILL L.dAYE A 8 POJ,LOWB,
• TAIL
•
At 6 A. M.. via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ao-
Oommodation ..... MS
AID A. M. Via Camden Mid Jersey Mtn id
AeoommOdation.. "-
At 8 A. M., via Camden . and Jersey My, Morning
- 8 OS
At A. M. via .Kensingtoirisiii JerseY - Citi.
Western Kinross.'
- • 8 00
At LIM P. M., via Camden and Amboy Aosimnto..
dation_ . . •• 2 28
Atli P. .. via Camden and Amboy , ana.A..rat
g
At r irt AL, via Kensington and Jereereity, Kra
nmg 900
At 42i, P. Ea... via Kensington and Jersey Cdr. id
Clue Ticket 235
At 6 P. Al.. via Camden and Jeremy City, Evening
Mail— . . , _....-. 00
At Wf, r. M., via Camden - ald a nd City, Routh
ern Mail .
At 5 P. M., via Camden andAmboy, A - 000minoda.-
1160_,.(Freight and Fassangor)- let MIAS Tiaket- TS
Do. do. id Claw Ticket- 1 $0
The 6p m Mail Line rang daily, The 1131 P M. South
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere Easton,Lambertville, Flemington,
&e.ost 7.10 A al. and B P. M., from Kensington.
For Water Hap..Stronitabarg, eeranton, Wintriebarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, &0., 7.10 A. M.. from Kensington,
via Delaware. Lackawanna and Western R. R.
Flifillanch (Monk. Ailed/MFG, Dad Bethlehem at 7.10
A. In ( MIS train armorer& with , rain ieavint Peotou al
3.05 P. M.) and direct through at 5 P. M. from Ken-
Arbutus'.
for Mount Holly, at 8 and 8 A. M.. 2 and AK P. • 4
For Freehold, at 6 A. M., and 2 P. M,
WAY LINED.
For Bristol, Trenton, a. 0., at 1.10 A.. M., 6, 41 and
Mot_P. M. from Kensington.
pay rolmya, Riverton, Detainee. Beverly, J3nrinig-
Sonielorence, nordentown, Jte., UM, 3, AK arid 6
Iltir For New York, and Way Lines leave Kensington
Depot, take the ears, on Fifth street, above Walnut.
hall an hour befogligebgarture. The ears ran into the
deot, and on arrlVarof each train, run from the depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage t only, allowed each Passen
ger. Passengere are prohibited from anything as
baggagei but their wpanns apparel. baggage over
It pounds to he paid for extra. The Company limit
the r reeponetwity tor baggage to One Boller per gonna.
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 1100. ex
cept by special emstraet.
non WM. R. GATZMER. Agent.
ORANGE OF HOURS_
PHILADELPHIA. WIL
MINGTON..AND DAITIMORE RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY_, FEBRUARY Isar,
PjaSSENCE R. TRAINS LEAVE PHIL A DEL PHIA ;
For Baltimore at 8.11 A. M.. LI noon (Express), and
MAO P. M. For Chester it 11.16 A. M.,12 noon, I.LO sod
MOO P. M. For Wilmington at 8.18 A. M.. la noon. 4.11 P
Ind 10.50 P. M. For New Castle at 8.18 A. M. and 4.12
P. M. For. Middletown at 8.16 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. For
Dover at 8.15 A. M. and Cm P. M. For Harrington at
am A. M. For Milford at 8.15 A.. M. For Farmington
at 6,10 A, M, For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. For Stammers
at WA A.
'TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.50 A. M. (Express), 10.15 A. M..
and 5.10 P. M. Leave Wilmington at LSO and 11.50 A.
K.. 145 and 8.30 P.M. Leave Salisbury at 1.30 P. M.
Leave Pe afor dat 9.50 P. M Leave Farmington at 4.10
P.M. Leave Milford at 4P. M. Leave Harrington at
LW P. M . Leave Dover at POO A. M. and 5.25 P. M.
I.,.brere Middletown sit 10 00 Ai M. andMt Leave
New Castle at 11 A. M.. 7.30 I'. M. Leave Chester at LSO
A. M., 13.05. 333. and 9P. M. Leave Haltunora for Sa
lisbury and Delaware Railroedat 5.10 P. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE:
Leave Chester at 8.45 A.M.. 12.38 and 1130 P.M. Leave
Wilmington at 0.25 A. X., 11 .03 P. M.. and 13 A. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached.
. run as follows :
Leave Philmielphia for Pamville and intermediate
places at 3 P.M. Leave Wilmington for Perryville and
intermediate placer at BP. M. Leave Wilmington for
fhiladelphis and intermediate placer at 315 P. X
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grane and intermediate
Places at LLI P. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Only at /0.50. P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 1.10 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
fet B. M. FELTON. President.
Ail " wow WINTER ARRANGE.
Nt E NT .—_PRIL ADELPRIA,
EIERMANTOWN,AND NORRIBTOWN RAILROAD,
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 11,1860,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,7, 8, tap. 11, and 12 A, M., 1.
2, 332, 4,6. MC 6.7, 8. 9,10 M, and 113 i P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7.%, P
8. SKI, le. 11 and 12 A
BL, 1, V, 3. 4,5,6,832,7 8. 9 and 1036 P. rd,
Leave Philadelphia, 9,0 Imp, A. M.. 2, T. and loti
_ _ _
USTI" Germantown, AM nom A. M., LID min.. S. and
934 P.
lAsye Pg1e52 2 12 3 5 1 :8 11 , 1 1. 36,1 t ut l i8 R 2 AD . M., 8, 4,8,8,
and 104' P. Id.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7, 10, 7.55, $.40. and 9.40 and
U4O A. M.,1.40.004 6.10. and 840. P. M.
bIF 81374.0AY3.
_
Leave Philadelphia k. M.,1, and 7 P.M . Leave Chestnut Rill: 7450 min, A. In., 1160, 5.10, and
9.10 ram. P. M.
FOR 0014HOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philaaelphia.B.6o, 7%,1006. and 11.06 num. A. M.
1.05, 3.86, 5.56. and IM( P. In.
Leave Norriatowra, 6. 7.8.06, 9. and 11 A. M., 134, 4%
and 6 P. M.
ON SUNDAYEL
Loam* Ylluladelphia., OA. M. and 3 P. M.. tor Norris.
Leave Norristown am A hi. and P. M.
FOR MANNY UNE.
Leave Philadelphia, 0.60, 9.06, and 12.05 A. 31..
.06.2.65,3.04, 414, 5.56, 8.06. 113 f P. M.
Leave Manarunk, 63f. 73i, 8.36, 9X 1 .1131 A. M. 2 , 3 , 4 ,
63*". and 93G P. M..
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave ave Philadelphia. A. M., 3, and IP. M.
IWO Alemayunk,7s.' A. M 53.1, and 8 P. M.
H. X. 8331 TH. General Superintendent.
nelo-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
N 7,.ARNTAH.R.A.PIENLItONAVL
FUR BETHLEHE - M, _3EIO r LEST() N, MAUCH
CHUNK, HAZLETON. and HURLEY.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY. December 5,1880, Pearieliger
Trainewill leave FRONT and WILLOW ntreets, now
delphia_, daily', Mondays exoeptad ). as follows
At kas A. M.,_i_Exoress), for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chtutik, Hazleton, ego.
At 2.45 F, M., (Express ). for Bethlehem, Faston, &o."
This train reaches Easton at 6 P. M.. and makes Worm
tionneotion with New Jersey Central for New York.
A o.
At 6 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manoh Chunk.
At 9 A.M. and P Al.. for Doylestown.
At S P. M., for Fort Washington,
The tad A. M. .epraes tram maks. aloes ma'am:o4oll
with the Lehigh Faller Railroad at Bethlehem, ben)g
the shortest and most deniable route to all points in
the Lehigh_oord region.
TRAINII FOR PHILADELPHIA.
P
Le M ave Bethlehem at CU A. AL, 9.15 A. M., and 5.55
Leave Doylestown at 7.25 A. M. and 5.20 P. M.
eisre Fort Waatnestoo 4-44 A. M.
ON SUNDAYS.—Philadelphia for Fort Washington
at 9.110 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 4 P. 117.
Dogleatown for Philadelphia at 7A. .
Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 2.45 P. M.
Fare to Beth etiem.-.01 801 Fare to Menu!' Chunk.e2 68
are to Easton 150 I Fare to Doylestown.-_. 80
Through Tniketa must be procured at the Tioket
oMoes, at WILLOW ntrset, or BERMS Street, in order
to scone the above rates of faro.
All Passenger Trains (6X3ept Sunday Train!) connect
at Barks Street with Fifth and iStEtts-strootas and
Beoond and Third-streets Passenger Rtulroads, twenty
minute. after leaving Willow Street.
deS-tf ELLIS CLARK. Agent,
&imam! PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAIL
ROAD.--PASSuNGEI TRAM for POTTSVILLE.
READING, and HARRISBURG, on and after Nov.
litlt, IMO.
otORNING LINES, DAILY„ Mondays egeepted.)
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, FELLA fI EL PRIA,( Panseizer entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets at BA. M. ,
connecting at Harrisburg with the PEN SYLVANIA
RAILROAD, 1 P. M. train running to Pittsburg; the
eItatBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 P. M. train runniny to
Chambarehnrg.. Corbel° bo.L. and the 810IITHaHrl
CENTRAL a.h.a,RoAm 1 P. M. train, running to Sun
bury. ko.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Dep_o,t corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILA DELPHIAA Paiute nger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets:, for POTTS
VILLE and ,HARRISBURG, at 3.a4P. M. ,D a ILY, for
READING only, at 2.10 P. Hr.. D.ouLy, (Sunday* ex
cepted.)
DISTANCES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
Picini Pnizunisierna. Miles,
To Phenix:dna.-- 291
Reading—.—...-- .68 Philadelphia and Reading
Lebanon -- Ed and Lehmann Valley ILK.
Harriabarg— --In/
Danphin ----AU
Millerebarg_ .-...141
rorton Junotion-.1119
rauT ......189.
orthum tit — uffiiii , —an .
Lewieburg ............. all
Milton —....-. —.LSI
uney...... • .—.307 ,
wilhamaport —209
lereeLighore -...',-212 1
r
k Haven --.-..-....-INI
ten- ----..-233
oy---- —2ll Williarneport and Elmira
'lmira_.. . ~....12a Railroad.
- T e 8 A. M. and 8A I P. M. train oonneot daily at
Port Clinton, tSundays excepted ) with with the_ CATA
WHOA. W/L lAMBeORT, and' ERIE RAILRO AD . Making alone commotion, with lines to Niagara Falb.
Cap the West and_Eknithereat.
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWILILL Streets.
angt-tf W. H. MoILHENNEY. Bowater,
TICE PENNSYLVANIA 05 N 'l' R71:17.
RA.T.LEOAD.
240 MILES DOUBLE turn,
..
1861 axel .86 i •
THE 0.42A01TY OF TRin ROAD.IS NOW =RAE
TOY .111 THE CODPITRY.
TIME THROIME PASSENGER TMAIES_
BETWEENpitri OELPSIA AND PITMEN,.
wang direct at Philadelphia with Through Train'
ma Llogan, New York, With ail points East, and in the
mon Depot at Pitiabgng Through Train to and
om all points in the West. Northwest, and Southwest
I ."
—than tarnishing facilities for the 'Tanen. rtation of
pawnor" sogurpossed for speed and comfort by any
ether route.
Express and Fast Lines ran through t• Pittsburg,
without °haggis oCCarsor Condiretors. All through Pas
senger Trainsprovided with Loughridgem Patent
Brace—speed under perfem control of the engineer,
thus addinginnok to the Gaiety of trawenpra.
Smelting Cara are attached to each Train Woodrgra
11 e x em a Care to Express Filet wrains. The
KUNO DAILX i M ul e nd Feat Lines. Sun
days exeleteiL
ml
morn Loma Philatelpiria at 8.00 A.
arLine ' 11.50 A. .
re= Tisjiiimivet " 10.4i0p 5 M.
AY TXI,IIIOI LEAVE Al NM Wil i
Rbarg Aseominedatien, Via.Doluza la, IP. M.
biz o 4.00 P. M.
es auburn " 12n0 P. M.
West ()heater Paanerwera will take the Mail, Parke*.
burg Almoramodation. and Columbia.Trai
pesecrimera for
e. Sunbury, Wilharneeell, . Bela.
to, Niagara Falhi, end intermediate points, leaving Phi- -
ladelplu at B.MI A. M. and $ P. M. go directly throush.
%coats Vireetwani may be obtained atlthe Mileage' the
Company in Philadelphia, New York, , 011tOlt -
Snore ; and Tiokets Eastward at any o f the i mpo r tant
lachoed Ogioes in the West; oleo o board any of the
regular Line of Steamers en the OM or uhie
nv.a.
Err - Fare Cram as ter, and thee as gala, an by ant
ether Doom.
For f ar m er udattetattati apply at the Passau rst eta,
tlon. Southeast pouter of Eleventh and Market Streets,
The eomplila r of the Week.= commotion. of the
Dnwrrivapia ' mid to_Oldommake A MID
g..= 1, E BETWEEN AND THE
GREAT WEST.
The minneetion of Vaabi by tiro Jitalkost .1/gin• at
Pittsburg, avoiding an drayage or zoning. of F!te ...... st a t . ,
together with the saving or time. are advantages
appreciated by Shimmers of Freight, and M i
s 'M`rr
ltmrsblio.
retards and Mdmn me ats inn the rashest
• their might to tins Coninasar, nen MY nun soma
dines on itoLuiledz_WaMt.
a r Rt West T C al; iriGgarrdir xr -mairar:ll
as favorable as ars shergud Iv Roaroodi
IWr t/11.
isparthridar te sank wiekagato sio ream lan
mac _
Fair Froigkt Osamu or !Wiping Direeteill. el*
lw, Cr &Mum either of tke felPowies *IMP Or tea 00111.
Mal:
B. A. 11.111WAitt. Plitsturs;
IL O. Piers, & Co. iisrrills, 04 J. J. Jobnston AioMY
VgnlkritilllT2 i s' l 4`4ll, l l 4 1 5::! 'Pr' Mtn:, wir2
ma H . W. Brown ds 00.,_ Cincinnati. O.; Attie so
milt rt., Oinoinnati, O. R. C. Me Madison, Madison, IndJos. Wore, Louisville, Ky.; P. . OPRilsr &
_.. C0., ._
Evansville, Ind.; N. W. thahain. & Co., U
John H.
It.
P. Musk Skater & Glass. M. Lows M0_,.. • ohn it. stor
m, X.rajaino, Tem.; Harris & Hunt. Memphia..l74llll4
lira t CO ) , QiCia(o 9 JE LL W.
_* W. R. R. Koontz. Altoth
or .4:. Frei.** &semis of &auroras al Afferent watts
ga I i I INOVPON, Jr. Philadoiplua.
(RAW & LOONS, IS North street paltintorti.
& CO., 1 Astor home or 16 . Wdram st. II 'I
&BB & CO. No . rr,stateglreet Boston.
...' . '
R. A, Ropir OM, tleng Prekat As we, Paua
H.
H. 1/0 i Calm Iloast sant MULL
X. .LE WI . ilise'l Suret Altoona. l i t. ial-17
MI 1 15 1 111 II
WEST
I L U A l li f PH I R A
_ .. .....
RAILROAD,
VIA MEDIA.
SPRING ARRANGEMBI4I',
On and after Monday, lb. arob n, Um trains will
leave Philadelphia, Imre the Depot, nortneaert owner
of Eighteenth anti market /treats, at 8.00 A. hi., and
I, d. and 0.110 P. M.
The Freight Train. frith Paseeni t er oar attached, will
leave Weet .Philaclelphia at OA. roaming as tar
the Baltimore Central lunation. ea
On Sundays. leave 'Phil. delphia at 8 .11 and IP. M.;
leave West Chester at 7.3 D A. M. and 4.30 F.M.
The maim, leaving Philadelphia at Bn. M. and 4 P.M.
Gourmet at Pennelton with trains on, ths Philadelphis
and Baltimore Central Railroad. for Kennett Word.
no.. Co, ERNI( If WOolo
mall Osomral !Ippon ntandent.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
HE
wi lla "lll° Za a Poo oth rdi t er ft, s a rap itha ten Hi P tiyl i ti lo T. BADe an Sie its Alli t
:f t l i r
lam ma *ilia a the 'Ma -
eaßalati;"'
To Richmond— -.......
" relined
lootown—
Germantown D. R
FOR THE SOUTH.--CHARLES
TOitAND SAVANNAH RED STEAMBHIps,
4 .- T CE D.
Rem frelght ßEAD
at an average U ot sirramt per *ant.
below New York Steamship rates.
Bills lading for good.. for points other than the °Meg
of Charleston and Savannah, must be accompanied
with certified invoices, to insure prompt delivery.
All goods not permitted immediately after the arrival
of the steamers at Charleston and Savannah will be
sent to the Custom-house stores.
FOR CRARL -ToN, 8. C.
The IL 3. mail Steamship KEYSTONE ST TV, Capt.
Q, P. Merehman. wi I sell for Charleston on WOOnenday r
Mandl 17. at 10 e'eloek A M. -
FOR SAVANNAH. OA .
The Mail steamship a l of GEORGIA.
Dwain John J. Garvin, will sail for Savannah on
Wednesday, Marob 20. at 10 o'clock A. M
OW' U 0 0 ,91 received OVer 01.17, and Sills of Ladint
sived at eeoond wharf above Vine street.
•.0 • se leilUe , first-masa Mae. Whoa; steamehips REY
BTS Nt. 8 [ATE and STATE OF GEARGIAnow rur
uabove every two Tooke, glue forming a weekly own.
tannittation with ttie South and Bouthweirt, imapeobni
with steamers for Florida. and with railroads for New
Orleans and interniediate points.
INSUItA NCB, •
Freight and ltiniranee on a large proportion of Goods
shipped Bouth will be found to be lower by these shim
than by sailing vaesels.
Sir insurance on all Itailitud Freight is entirely
unneotasary,tardier than oheriectori or Savannah.
the RallrOad Companies taking all risks from Maur
points.
(MEAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this route 26 to SO per cent. alleancr Ulan .0
the Inland Route , as will be seen by the foltow.pr
schedule. Through tickets from Philadelphia, vie
Charleston and Savannah steamships. INCLUDING
MEALS on the 'whole route, except from Charlestor
and 'Savannah to Montgomery t.
_Yis. HAAL6STON. 'TU. ea
To Charleston_ Alla 00 To tr0nn0ir.,..,•415 0 (
Anansta_„.— 17 60 • ngnetst—.—...... 12 60
20 00 2o oG
Atlanta—. __. 11 00 21 00
Montgomery 26 00 !umbels PI 00
26 iv banyCO
New Orleans_ .. 2 9 70 ontgootery;...... 116 00
-- 27 70 ge oo
Hrorarote-- -- 98 so New OrlateeZ—. 39 75
Memphis ID 75
For freight Or patter e apOy to
ALEX. PIP RON Jr., & CO.,
No. 196 NORTH WHARVES.
Agents in Charleston. T. B. & T. O. BUDD.
Savannah. RUTTER & GAMMELL.
N. B.—Passengers by Ibis route oonneot with the In
land Rotate in South (. arolina and Georgia. travelling
by the same conveyance,' thence to New Orleans.
No bibs of lading signed alter the ship nee sauell.
nlofralght rearmed on the nay of sailing.
WALDEN .O v BTnDD,
wiha r a es e on ann tCnnAgRLP S to Cr
warding all goods consigned to their care.
THE BRITISH AND FORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL EITEAM
___ __
Northern CettrAl,
Railroad.
SHIPS.
TROT! NOW TOOK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage—. -- • SOO
Second Cabin ramose— 7a
PROM POSTON TO LIVIILPOOL.
Chief Cabin retinue __RHO
Seeond Cabin Passage— • 40
The ships from New York call at 'Cork 'Harbor.
The ships from Boston Gall at Halifax and Cork Hai ,
bor.
PERSIA. Capt. Junkins. 'AFRICA. Capt. ShantiOn.
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone. CANADA, Copt. Lang.
ASIA, Capt. F. G. Loit. 'AMERICA. Capt. /goodie.
A USTRAL Aif AN. • Nit. u .GARA , Capt. Anderson
Capt. E. Wonkier. RUPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA. 0107, tiding.)
These vessels carry a clear white light at roast- head
Kreen on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
AMESICA.
oAteley. leaven Boston, Wednesday,
AUSTRALASIAN.
iHookley, " p a Yerk, Wednesday.
NIAGARA ~.Aloodte. too. Wednesday,
RA
A BiA, Stone. " . York. Wednesday,
cs ADA, Anderson," Boetoh, Wednesdar ,
AFRICA. Sheuinon. " N. lock. Wednesday.
hUROPA. Cook, " Boston. wedseeday.
PFRSI 4, Judkins, " N. York. Wednesday, -
Berths not wonted until paid for.
Theexperienoe surgeos on hoard.
owners of these ships will not be swoon table for
Gold. Silver, Hullion, Specie. Jewelry. Precious Stones
or ?detail!, unless hills 01 lading are signe4 therefor, end
the Value thereof therein expreeeed• For
_freight or
eassage, apply to E. CURIO( U.
mhg.tf 4 [fowling Green. New York.
Sunbury and Eris CR
ELMIRA ROU .11.—
rAILADELPHIA AND
MI .1_14_191 1 , 1R .
QUICRRW ROUTE to TAIBM4III6 elliaWllll3, Ra
pert, Wilkenbarre floranto i Danyrily, reuito4, Wil
liamsport,_ Troy, n, Moo, Matra, Botfale,
Niagara Falls Rochester, Cleveland petrol ] Toledo,
Ohioan*. St. anis, Milwitoiree. and all points north 1112 d
West.
Passenger vain wilt love the new Depot of the Phi
ladelphia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
OALLOWRILL Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal
lowlull street,) daily 4 Sundays exoepted), for above
iron ts ea follows:
VAY EXPREII3_ A. M.
rue= .A.lO P. M.
The ant A. M. train Gourmets at RuPert % for Wilkes
bane Pinson, Scranton, and all stations on the
LAC*AWANNAV o AND BLOOMBBURO RAILROAD.
The a ve trains make direct connection at Elmira
with trains of the New York and Ene, Canal/deigns
and Magus Falls, and Buffalo, New York and Ene, sac
New York Central Railroads, from all points North and
w_est, and the Canadal.
Baggage cheated to Elmira, Belfale, and Buspenalon
Bridle. and aßit.termediate points.
s. Wick ets 46l2 be
monied
ter the
northwest lbd 1 corner
Feltod CH t Ili. crnew,'and at the Youortisor
t. eernero i'IMRTRENTIknoiI CAL_LOWHILL.
IRROUO F.YPR_ESS FREIORT TRAIN
Leave the Phil Mahalaig u ißeading Depot, Wed and
Cellowhi site t edaily ( days excepted), or ell
. points Watts.' North, ate M,
Freigots ma. be delivered before P. M, to immure
their coin r Brae dal',
FO t. Or informatolont Freight Depot,
TER 'lati and 9 L, or tO
ORAL IL AfTßZl,rieralAgiona,
Northwest earner EXlng an d iOnim.atnn raw etroets.
sent tf Palled/ophi'
Rprows aly°4.- -- kafs_Tre
TILAINEI F0 RD0WN11461..”,14 AND IN
TRRKEDIATB EIfATIONB.—On and after Nov. Inh.
reee, the Paayerocer Trine for DOWNINGTOWN
win start from the new Peeeenger Pepot of the Phila
delphia and Reading_Raurcad Comeau,. corner of
BROAD and CALLOWIIII,I, Eltreets, (passenger en
trance on Otitowhill.)
MORNING TRION for Downingtown leaves at Lee
A. M.
AI:TYR/400N !mom for Downingtown leaves at
di P. M.
aILT (Bandar's eneented ) -
, order of the Board of Managers of the Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad Company.
NO W. IL Mc/141131+1NY, Beoretam
Arti INLAND FRELaET
LINE TO NORFOLK AND
PERTSMOOTIL:
Willi 7 l l- weakir Ldne ma Seaford to Norfolk, Va.
bedmoontineAd tor the present. A Daila d r o te wiu
take filing/tee of It by wy- of Baltimore. sent
to P.amatTzEL'S Warebottse. 1944 MARKET Streets
will be forwarded with despatch, and at ea low rates es
by air other tans.
4111414, P Mr M.
P. KEDITeIt 7.11441. r 4 - 7',llll6Parllloll
.W .103 T °HESTER
. TRAINS via PENNSYLVA
NIA RAI RNA , leave depot, Garnet ELEVENTB
ad MAR ET. at 8.013 A. M.. 11.60 P. M,. and 0. 3 .
ion-tt
JOHN M. HALL,
GENFIL/LI, FURNISHING U_NDYRTAHHF,
No. 1313 VINE !STREET, (North Sidi.)
mblS•tuthaSt"
GRAVE-STONES, tiRAVE-SIONE4.-
My stook of Drava stoma and Moatarteatts to be
sold at very reduced anises. Please call and 'mamma,
before parohassas elsewhere, et Marble Werke of
TC ETZ.
fen - am RIDGE Avenue. below EligirEPtTli Et
.pRITY WELLS-OWNERS OF PRO.
PERTY—The only place to get Privy Welle
Cleansed and disinfected at very Jar prince.
PEYEASON.
ManclaCtitret tot atutrette•
ea l dinnith'sLibrary street.
~ alii-Inr,
BALES 111 AUCTION.
IEN ;:, : • •, Co ,
No. 449 MARKET STREET
FIRST SAI: on 12 OF FRENCH Horning'.RY GOODS.
FM D
Hardt 22. MD o'olookibt ootsiedill. on DID
oredit
-400 paoltsges and lota of fancy and staple Frenelt dry
s.xxls. comprising a tame assortment of seasonable
goods.
sgr Samples and oatalognes early on morning of sale.
140 ,LOTH covrolylrtsig,AND HILIC. ROSS
AND abF OWE.
On Frt MonUig,
100 iota super regular make hosiery. aorimiltint of—
White, elate, brown, and mixed cotton hoes.
fiTown and white linen half hose. half him.
g - arog cotton half bole.
plooktpearl , god mode ingrain silk hove.
PAR IS AID QIA)VI.S AND FILLET MITTS.
XXI dozen rano colored kid irloindi.
900 dozen long and abort black Mkt matte.
.:
150 LOTH NEW STYLE BONNET RIBBONS.
Of superior quefity.
On Friday Monti-it, March 22,
180 loth Nes. CoN) new style plaid, broolle-fisered, wa
tered, end Diem t de me bonnet ribbons. of the
'figment style, end seeenor ettalitT•
•-• ones block• white, end colored amps..
riODITIONAL ON V ItIOAY MORNING.
cotton hosier., fillet mitt.,ooloTed kid gloves, 'roof
ings, linens. printed de Imeslmages, &c.
UNDERWRITERS' BALE, FOR cAsn, OF BR
00uOtt.
Damaged by fresh writer. on hoard ship John Trunk"
On Friday Morning.
Mara 311, at If tectouk, at 429 Market street.
Combine" of
- bales ersy and blue blankets.
oases printed lawns. eambrica, and brilliants.
lave &them.
" mohair". Himalayas. ennts.
" Moth', vel"nts,xas hams.
iaconet, cambno. cheek muslin', Malmo
muann", ate.
VIPHILIP FORD & AUOTIONHERS 4
.11 No. 530 MARKET etreet and Olt MINOR Rt.
LARGE SALE OF `
1,000 GAP ES
BOOTS, SHOF,S,
NO BROGN.
- This Morning.
March 21, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue—
/go Gauss men's, boys, and youths' calf. kin. and
grain boots, Oyoggino, Congress gaiters. Oxford ties, &o.;
women's, mimes' and childtenia kid, goat, calf and
►ip toots, shoes,' bussine, slippers, &0., embracing a
full assortment of fresh goods, worthy the attention of
bu era.
Goods open for examination, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sale
NF. PANOOAST. AUCTIONEER, SW
• castor to B. &lint. Jr.. 431 CH 83TNUT St.
MFITZPATRICK BROS., AUO ,
& e
'SIMMERS, 604 OBEISSRUT Street, above
lexth.
SALIM _EVERY EVENINC-4
At I erdock,. of Books, stationery and Essay OOdI
ma/dual. jai/61774 clocks, 16170710060 d w $
/atiaieal inStntsinentsk 4rc'
Also, Idicrulery, dry goods bouts and 11111611., and mer
chandise of every deseription.
DAY BARES every Monday, W 04766467,116111 Y 73.
day at ID o'clock A.M. _
PRI - TATE SALER.
At private sele several large connignmonu or watches
jewelry, booker, stationery, ejlver : slated ware. miller] ,
rnney /wan. ttn, To whom in nolicgtf4 the attention o
of*" and &pantry Merobants We others.
llonaignmenta solicited of all kinds of merchandise
for either poblio or private Andes.
Mr Liberal oaah edvanoee made on consignments!.
Out-door sales promptly attended to.
OFFICE OF THE MIL 4 DELP (HA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY,
The Bates of Fregh i tl i ti'd 4l l l 2 ll 4;ii'/L a t r h a r t ,s l as i gial i
transported by thin 6empany, will be as follows, on and
after March 18. 1861, until further notice:
••• • .
" Fans of sertylkill.....
"
" ghert's
Conshohooken.......--
" Swede Penance—.
" Rambo's . •
" hometown or Bndge
" "'art Konnetif
" Valtay
"
Royer's
"
'•Limerick
Foam own
"
.215t0 - - .4.444
.•
Toe erten....
• •
" Leelipo rt
"ohrayslle. -
" Rhaernakereeille'..—.
"Hamburg .
" Port
Albarn
S. Urwieibuig .~...~"
By order of the Board of Mansieth.
W. R. moi • HENKEL/380'i
SHIPPING.
RAILROAD LINES,
MTHOMAS & SONS,
• N. 11.9 and 141 South FOIJRTR Etre t
trormartir Now. 07 and 640
THE NEAT MORN RENDENOE, game Enith
Fifteenth sweet. wi llin held at private gale ler a few
days, at a moderate since.
irroOKS itf4D REAL KSTATE
BALES AT THE EXORANGE EVERY TUIRIDAN
l Handbills of eaoh property issued separately, la
addition to which we publish, on the eaturflav aravtoce
to each sale, one thousand satillothes, in pamphlet
form, giving desonptions of all the property
field en the following Tused_alL
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE,
Wir" We have a large amount of real estate at private
male, including every description of city pad ixurar
property, Printed hate BA L Ey had at the amnion got:
JFILIVATN REGISTER,
ar Real estate entered on our private sale reglst"
and advertised occasionally in our public tale abst.;
(of whichcharge-
one thousand copies are annum w eekl y , )
free of
PHILADELPHIA TR • DE SALE,
T 1) KSDAY. APR (1.. 9. 1861.
The regular Philadelphia Trade sale of Book,,oßia.
0•0rt19,1961, matead or blare& 19, a L i l l
reco Flatea, Btattorery. &a., arlil OOrrma a , 0
Tneada pe y morning ,
formerly aaLounoed.
PEREMPTORY fre.t.w—STOGICS, 4 0 ,
On Tut:Wan
Mara 26. at noon, without reserve, by order of
true r &1
shares of the Dona Ideen Improvement and Rail.
road Company.
760 shares Pittston Coat Company.
COM fie sharesAlY Drienwich Improve meat, Railroad and Cali
/0 Share!! Corn Exchange Bank of Philadelphia-1130
1 share Point Breeze Park nemalation.
I Philaoelpbia Library Company.
share Mercantile Library.
Pew N 0.66, middle male, Bt. Luke's Church.
Asgnee's Peremptory_ Sale.
VALUA BIM P. 1441,1, FARM qPiD COUNTRY
Sh;AT, PARDIfisO "U'rEsistri.s, STOOD, r",
On Monde, hlernnag,
25th inet., at 12 neology, without reserve, ea the pre
188188. 8 farm of over sores. near the teoond-titre[
turnpike. above the second toll-sate.
fiS,IEO may remain on mortgaLe.
Also, the stook. comprising horses, 3 carr i atn,
farming implert ents, hay Corn. poultry, Jo.
MT bale abesilwe, b. order of assignee.
rulipastina tars in handbills.
THE FDIST CLAYS el UfiA It ItEFIIVERY, corner
of filth, snd CroWn streets will be geld at th,
Exchange, by order of the same assignee,
REAL ESTATE SALE—MA ACE 9 6,
MODERN RESIDENCE, with side 'aft', No, s 3
Hp , lice street. Lot M feet front
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. 3114 sores, Beaver
Valley, Columbia. county, Pa., adjoining the in cCoullY
Mountain coal mines
Eareoutoro' Sale—Ettate of Pusan Taylor. deemed.
D re l ax Dvrk,,LING AND LOT, enathweet bother of
Monuomeri avenue and Belgrade St eet.
STONE DVS , ' LUNG AND LOT, adjoining the ah ove
on Beigrade street
siTontiE DWELLING AND LOT. adjoining,
TWO LOTd OF GROUND on Belgrade street, 17 b,
91 feet..
k OUR Lore OF OROU'D on Belgrade street, ly
be lee feet.
THRKE LOTS OF ottourro, Moncgomerr aven se
18 by 117 feet.
LOT OF GROUND, east - aide Montgomery avelme,
22 by 90 feet.
LVT rJF GROUND in the rear of Ve above.
Lithographio plane of the above estate at the Amnion
Roma.
TH It Y WK . -. ['WILLING, Columba}
avenue, between Third and Fourth meals,
TWO NEAT RESII.IbNCES, Noe 2202 and 2210
HA- 'greet. hurt finished, and contain all the modern HA
provernen to.
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURFI. FRENCH.
PL ATP; MIRRORS. ELEGANT BcDSTEAD, MAR
BLE-TOP 'TAttLate, ELLOH-CASts CLOCKd. RE
GILL ChM : PRINTINCI PRESS, CARPS 11 1 , kg,
CARD .--Ottr sale this monitna, tile Auctice
Store win comprise. besides 800 lots or exoellent second
hand furniture. French-plate pier mirror, elegant rote •
wood bedstead, marble - top tables, chairs. high-este
°loots, regulator, printing pre,., beds and bedding,
attractive glanovare, Brussels carpets, ko.. forming fin
asaortment, worthy the attention of ladies
and others damming of purohaning.
Cntolouen nos ready and t h e articles arranged
for examinat ion.
Sale at Noe 111/1 and 141 South Fourth Street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENr•,g.PLATE MR.
_HORS, PLASIO-POWYEA. BSUSBELIS CARPETS,
Thu Mornins,
At 9 o'olook. at the Amnion store, an easorttnent of
excellent second-hand furniture. elegant piano-fortes,
fine mirrors, carpets. ere., from families decimln g
housekeeping. removed to the atom for convenience of
sale.
01 0
1 40
1 50
/ 30
1 I
150
1
1
1
1 17
1 la
1 10
1 10
1 15
1 10
1 05
1 02
1 01
1 00
Sale st. No. 609 Chestnnt street.
SUPERIOR oTult.R IXTO MS, OPPIOR PonNi_
TURK, &a.
On Saturday Morning,
March 23, at 11 o'olock, at the store N 0.609 Chestnut
street, will be sold the superior fixtures. comprising
the shelving, suite of drawers, tans furniture, ,ad
made in the best and most substantial manner.
Can be seen any time previous to the sale.
'ninth SALB.--(MIARO ROUSE,
SUPERIOR CRAM to- R FURNITIJItn, CAR
PETS, &0.
On Tuesday Morning.
26th inst., at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at the
G. RAAB HCIUS.U. CHr.t4TNUT STR
Below Ninth street, the superior chamber furniture,
Including rosewood and aralcut badetssads. dreams bu
rettes, washetende,waydrubes, fine hair and spring mat
tresses. feather beds nta,
IST May be examined the day previous to sale, from
to 3 o'clock.
CARD.—SaIe at No. 1111 chestnut Stree
F IRST-_CLASS Q stIGINA (AL PAINTING*. RA RE
AND VALUABLE ENGR A VINGS. STATEETTFB
IN MAR 14 1 . E. AND BRONZE ARTICLES OF 111.
JOUT ERIE AND VERTU, together 'with the Was
I 'LEGANT AND COATLI ROOSEAOLD F URYI.
Tt.) RE. Ns.. it) CDEEITN UT 101%0.
Will be sold on the tith April.
Ilrer ?Artie lain in catalogues.
Isar The house is to let. possession 18th April.
Also, to be sold. Pew No. 43 St. Luke'll Church.
MOSES NATHANS A A UOTI ON EE R
AND COfiMISSION MERCHANT, &who'd
corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
NATRAN3' GREAT tALE OF FORFEITED GOODS.
OVEN 3.000 LOTO
OF VALUABLE FORFEITED ARIIC.LES.
On Thursday Morrunr,
March 23, at /0 o'clock. at Moses Nathan"' Auction
Nouse, Noe. 15$ and Mr north Sixth street, Mimes
the equtheset corner of - Birth and Race 'treats, mein.
Inc of -
DIAMONPEI. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER,
00/...D ottn.r4B. FIN GIPLD J.. WEL HY. ke.
Mlle tram Maniacs' Prinrril `rahrieholflitt
Every article will positively ce sold. without the leak
11136CiVe ! VIZ.:
Magnificent magia.case, hunting-ogee, double-este,
and double-bottom 18 carat tine gold English pat of
lever watches, extra tell jewelled, and of the MOE
&Moved and beat makers; superior hunting-case soil
open-face 18 carat lull iewetled detached patent lever
watches, the most of them full 13 jewels, and of the hest
makers; superior hunting-case and open. face Vines
watches, 18 carat Gad gold and full towelled of the
most-approved makers ; fine gold dUltt l e2, English,
Swims, and French watches; hunting case. don le
case. and double-bottom noon potent lever wotoheo.
in tillost+Y niiVer oases, extra full jewelled and of tog
best and most approved makers ; sliver detached Pa
tent ever and testae watch, a, ext-a full Jewellad.
of the very beet makers; silver English. French. sod
ty wies wet hes of every variety and kind; diamond
finter-rings and breast eine brilliants of the first wa
ter ; fine gold fiager-ringis , breastpins.
brooches. pencil caws and pens,. bracelets, ladies lull
sets, speotaoles. eye -glasses; silver sgeotacies; floe
gold vet, neck. fob, and chatelaine Mims; gold stuns
and ' , save bottoos ; silver pertoll-oases; necklaces;
gold seals, keys, charms, and jewelry of every Leann-
.n.
. he attention of watch-makers, jewellers, deals's.
sod prorate poretme eee is respectfully Jawed to nut
estsusiss pale, ir Wine the larger and beat assorts ett
of Renee ever r ffered at public anotielt. and every in.
ole offered vrtit eoliavely be cold, without the least it.
wee whatever. therefore great bargains can be hid.
iiar The goods will be open for examination the Est
previous, and on the morning of th- sals
S
MOSE NATHAN&
H ULLMA N. ATTORNEY4T.
LAW, JERREV BFIORE, Pennsylvania.
Colleotiods promptly made in Clinton and Lvmmull
oonnUes.
MEYERS TO
Moser& Walter & Raub, Philadelphia ; J. B. Humes,
Esq., limy Shore ; Meagre. darcirolt & Co.. Shillmill•
Shaffner, Ziegler. 2k Co.,hilada.; ll'riehmuth & Co
rhilada.; L. A. Maekey, ioak Haven, Yard.
& Co., Pttilada.; Thatcher lirckhlrep. Phllada.! Rel.
folds, Rowell & Reiff. Philada. fele-em
N.,. FIIGUET & BONES,
IMPORTERS HAVANA CHISAJU4
No. 216 South T Street.
Xmases rep:duly a full &apartment of &arable CI.
HARE which they e'er at .low rate*. for nub or sr
proved credit. yelair
GEORGE J. EtENKELS, UPHOLST.OI
ND F and OAINNY.T WAREHOUSE. No. 3:14 WA.
btreet7 0 3403:145 IDdependenoe Square, formenf
of o. 173 C hestnut Atreet. 1435-Sm•
JOIIN ELLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
Nos. 317 awl 319 WALNUT Btneet. (belsintle
stores. between Third and Fourth. north stded Phils•
deltihia. N. B.—Pine Old Whistree alwels brl
(Est&Nutted in 18g.) je3ol;
IAY COMM.
JAY 000KE it CO.,
RAN/CERES,
134 SOUTH TEURD tiTREET.
(Finn door north of t h e chrard Bank.)
.411-dm PHILA DELI' NM
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
, Mar. 20
. Mar 37
.April I
Apra 10
April 17
April 21
PAWBON & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS,
Nos. Al 9 Rod 621 MINOR Bolles,
Between Mute ILADE S AL
and Chestnut streets
PHPHI
jArtEs .PAWBON. JAB. A.
B. mamouliet.
/01-1.7*
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PICAI•UNF.I.-
• JOY. CUE, &
Have been appointed sole anent' In Philadelphia Pr
this extensively oironlating payer, of oommandint 1B
finance, litniinesa men are advertleitff in the beet nen
tT47,I,AZIN:TAVVYINAMYLAIIII,P
Stream, Philadelvhia Tn nuns Banding". New Yorio
an.ol-tr
MIIIIPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGB.
45-D- STONE. 51 r Y
IGLE, & BURTON,
No. 333 ALNUT BTREET.
P LADELPHIA,
Beg leave to inform Railroad Gomm:dee, and °then
interested bridge oonstruotion, that tbey have formed
a connection in business with JOHN W. MURPHY ,
Civil Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well•
known glen of iron bridged and are meowed to exeelltr
orders, from any Dart of the country, from hie design ,
raid pommel eunetruitendence.
All letters relating_ko plane and eatimatem
,ahonld
addromed to Jourrw_. MURPHY, Civil 4 .egiaiter.
'oolg-tito For 3 . 1'011E. QUIGLEY. & BURTON.
MACHINERY AND Alto's
g i n en PENN STEAM IENGINE Ala
BOILER. WORXE.--PIESFIP &
PLg= CAL AND THEORETICAL EfffilllEEEA
MACEINIMITMIOLLER-IRAICERE, BLAMER:IMO
and POITEDME, lewitig. lot many yearn, been s"
frocceporal overaticti, end bean eye Injure ly grimy%
building and repai ri ng Marine And River Earner, 3,4
and low premiere, Iron Hosts, Water Tanks. Prorlier''
&e.treepsotfully offer their servmeLto the eo:lc,t
M bein telly prepared to oontract for Enellel 01 ° 1
Oita.. Marin e _ River, and Etat:weary , having VT ' f"
paterns of different limn, are !prepare° to eXecuts .) •
dem with gulch despatch. livery desaription of Prate~
making made Flue Ta b u l ar,
rtset notice. 'Ugh esti t kj i
Preesure, Flue, end Cylinder Dario,
best Pennsylcie , hhisteoal lose. Pergings. of on Ile
and kinds ; Iron and Erase Cuban, 4:ifell doooripuo , * .
Roll Turning, Screw Cutting, and all ether wori
nested with the above barium,
o et tier
/praying. and speo c arior for d all w i trr u d a ol ted,
tU i Coniern have ital eiTurllLATritoair room for, is"
or boats.. where they min lie in perfect "'I, PcY
sad ere plod ded with shears, blocks, fene.
far raking heavy sr Ruhr we#htio.
COB REAM
ORE P, LEVY.
BEACH sad PALMY.
J. ♦AIIBBAN MERRICK. /OEN OOPS,
WILLIAM IL MBILRICA. ItARTLICT IABBI tr "
OUTHWARX FOUNDRY,
NO' FIFTH AND WASHINGTON ETREETP•
PHILabIIMPUTI. 6 -
MERRICK 8 NS,
Er4011411E103 AND MACHIN MTh ee,
Manufacture High and Low Premium Siegal BIIKIA
for lead, river, and marine menace
Boiler,. Gasometers, Tangs, Iron Bola, ,to; CO"
lags of all kinds, signer iron or brass. kg:-
Iron Frame R o ofs for Gee Work/. Workshop', -
road Stations &a.
Retorts mid Goa Machinery of the latest and most Im
proved construction.
}men , description of Plantation Machinery. nt
Nagar, Saw, and Gnat Mills, Vacuum Pane , St eam Trains, Defeoctors, Filter *. Pumpi ,
ng nl i " l3
e l
Bo , 1:
Solo Agen.te for N. Rilheax's Patent Btiszr d'io
-31
o
A pp a ra t us nntriTttee Patent "team Elammerie , _ v ,
& Wolsey Patent Centrifugal Linger Pral'
sus-r
machine
pAIRMOUNT MACHINE WORES,
WOOD Bt.. between Twenty-Ord and TWO" .
geoortlr Zetibliohed r T,
heundersigned. rinootweor to sae 1611, firma' D
WOOD wt/1 flotations the buinneu in ail teailal tr l
heretofre. ower Looms and all machines 0 00 .7„ 0 ,
with them . Embossing_Caltenden. Lard Oil Pre
Shafting,. aftd Machine Work in general.
Thankful for peat favors. be would resPeotfullf eO/4,11
a ""ninonocie of the patronage so liberall w bee
tb rhil adg Oats
el r phia. Jan. 21. teal. m. TaoriinB vvv
!OW
POINT PLEABAIiT FOLIZOMY I No.
wit
13 EActi arreet Kosminoton, Plittsdetort m. — .. 0
LIAM IL TIERS into r 7 hb friends that. waif ' D
rd the entire .took Phnom M the abora ,?.°,,,
lie *1 noir pram to rooms° order. for. R°''' 6 74
Mit, And Bow .11Eitt Quoin o, Elm, Chem''' . r
Kongo Work_, nude from ie",,
mai;
lerolery or UmettArisomp, in sr, or srees 50,.,
SALES 1W AIaCTION.
Li EFOINEBII
W. 9. X 0011 War