FROM CHART;ESTON.
TEE NAVAL EXPEDITION TO CHABLESTON—WHY
THE MUDS DID NOT BEINFORCE FORT SMATTER—
meT d striens.NDAß, HUT AN EVACUATION, ETO.
[COTlamoruleamt of The ?Mc]
U. S. fir.oor PAWNEE, OTT CHARLESTON, 8.0.,
April 13, 1811.
This ship left Norfolk, under " sealed orders,"
on the 10th, twenty miles outside Cape Henry.
Theca sealed orders directed us to "proceed ten
miles of Charleston"—no more, no less ; no word
of instruction, °Elution, or preparation. Arriving
off Charleston, we found lying at anchor the reve
nue cutter Harnett Lane and mail steamer Balm.
On board the latter are great quantities of provi
sions and 250 soldiers, under the command of
Captain Hudson, 4th Artillery. This looked like
an attempt to reinforce " Sumpter." Sufficient
has been gathered to justify the writer in assert
ing that the expedition was conceived in aaereey,
carried out hastily, without time to mature any
plan for its successful termination, and finally was
at the last hour completely crippled by the with
drawal of the only effective ship attached to the
expedition, namely, the Powhatan. Tbio ship
bad been fitted or supplied with a number of rifled
howitzers, for boats, and had a large complement
of men, to man launches. These were absolutely
necessary to carry out a landing party to convoy
into Sumpter men and provisions. Besides the
great number of guns mounted in battery on both
sides of the channel, considerable naval prepare.
Mon bad been made in Charleston harbor. A line
of light or Are aldps had been andhoted directly
in a line outside of Sumpter ; these consisted of
old hulls, filled with tar barrels, &a., ready to be
ignited as soon as a hostile force approached from
sea, thus lighting up the channel, and bringing
into view the appreaelibil Mate.
Besides, a number of small tugs, perfectly ao
'painted with the channel, were hovering on guard.
The physical and boat power of the Barnet Lane
and Pawnee is very small—the Pawnee mounting
but one boat howitzer, the Lane none at all. At
8.30 A. M., the Baltic and Lane steamed in to-
wards the bar; as they neared, the sound of can
nonading was heard. The Baltic steamed back
to the Pawnee, whom she " met advanoing." The
Hansa Lane gave chase and stopped a steamer,
which proved to be the Nashville, of New York.
Approaching the harbor, our suspicions and fears
were verified. A rapid and incessant fire was being
kept up from Moultrie, Point Cummings, and a
number of batteries along Morris and Sulli
van's Island. The wind was blowing almost a
gale, while the surf upon the bar was very heavy.
Preparations wore at once made by the Pawnee
and Harriet Lane to throw in provisions and men.
The badness of the weather, the non-arrival of the
Powhatan and Pocahontas, and the certain con
viction that Sumpter could bold out till the 15th,
and after that as long as they had provisions, In
duced the officers of the Pawnee to delay the at
tempt for that night.
IC The weather was bad during the night of the
12th, but the firing was kept up with creditable
nerve on both shies. Oa the morning of the 13th,
wind still blowing fresh, and a heavy sea on,
from 7 A. M. till 8 a rapid fire was kept up 'by
the robel fort on Sumpter. At 8.20 dense volumes
of smoke issued above its walls. 88d1 waved the
American flag. In a short time the flames were
distinctly visible at oar distance, and through
the blaze of a noon-day sun. At 2 the flag-staff
fell, having had seven shot in it. At this time a
flag of trnee was carried from Moultrie to Sumpter
by Senator Wigfall, of Texas, who begged Major
Anderson to " stop for the sake of humanity."
Negotiations were entered into. Major Anderson
demanded and received the terms of an honorable
evacuation. A flag of truce was sent in from the
Pawnee to obtain information. This boat was
brought to by the batteries at Cumming's Point,
and informed, with great pomposity, by an officer,
who styled himself " Inspector General of the
Army," that Major Anderson had unconcattonaity
surrendered, and that no communication could be
held with him.
When our boats brought back that word, there
Was scarcely a dry eye on board the Pawnee—
strong men ehoked with emotion, and smote their
breasts—cruses, loud and deep, were hurled at the
men who, rebels to their nation, had triumphantly
degraded that flag, and fought vindictively under
rebel standards. Had not this surrender been pre
cipitated the Paumee's„ Pocahontas' and Lane's
men, with the soldiers from the Baltic, would have
been at the base of Sumpter, or have perished in
he attempt. On the 14th, at daylight, a steamer,
with a Bag of truce at her main and the so-called
Confederate flag at her peak, and under the com
mand of H. I. Harteteno, once a petted commander
in the 'United States navy—now in arms against
it—came out to open negotiations ; Captain
Of the Pocahontas, being senior officer, superseded
Captain Rowan in the direction of affairs. This
officer went in to Sumpter in tow of Hart.
stene'a steamer. At daylight, the American
flag was observed stall there, a temporary
star having been put up. At 1 P. M., a aft
lute was fired from Sumpter, by its own gallant
garrison ; but, unfortunately, from the inflammable
material from which the cartridges wore made, an
explosion took place which killed and wounded
sight Men. This was the only casualty of the
bombardment. Although the enemy's shell and
bombs fell like hail into the fort, still the Sage
mates proteoted the garrison perfectly. Major
Anderson had stipulated for 100 gnus for his flag ;
but this unfortunate Jen/idol:it occurring at the 50th
gun, he ceased firing, and that dear old flag oame
down into the arms of its heroic defenders, who
embraced it with tears of love and reverence, bore
1V away with them—take it with them wherever
they go. The American peoplo cannot do too
much for these officers and men—so patriotic, so
brave, so loyal, and to worthy of the oountry.
At 4 P. M. the flag that had been floating over
Moultrie, composed of three stripes, two red, one
white, horizontal, with a blue Union, containing
seven stars, in a circle, and dignified with the
name of Confederated flag, was hoisted on Sump
ter amidst a general firing from all the rebel land
batteries. I e,hould mention that, during the
bombardment, only one Confederate flag was fly
ing, and aide by side with that was the dirty b:ue
Palmetto of South Carolina. One would suppose
that be was in the neighborhood of a Chinese en
campment, there were eo many of these Palmettos
fiY;ng.
On the morning of the 15th, about 11 o'clock,
Major. Anderson came out with all his force, bag
gage, flag, and full honors of war. Let it be
perfectly understood that the flag of truce came
from the enemy, and that an " evacuation " took
place; that the word " surrender " was never
used. It was an honorable evacuation, with
colors flying, and all the honors of war. Thank
God ! even our own countrymen could not humili
ate the flag of the "Union. The men-of-war anti
Baltic's boats were busy several hours in trans
ferring the command, with their baggage, from
the Isabel to the Baltic. At 5, all being finished,
the "Flag of Sumpter" was unrolled from the
mainmast-head of the Banes, when the batteries
of all the ships poured out their aalute, while from
the rigging of all the ships nine cheers, frantic
and wild, burst from the throats of our men. The
enthusiasm was without bounds. The Pocahontas
and Lane then steamed off to the northward,
while the _Pawnee remained as convoy to the
Baltic. In a short time her ponderous anchor
was raised to the bow; then the Pawnee, steam
ing gracefully under her quarter, Major Ander
eon came to the aide, when the entire crew,
offioere and men, sprang into the rigging, and
gave three cheers for Azinmssorr.
The convoy parted daring the night, in heavy
weather, but all good wishes went with that gal
lant band, while the Pawnee pursued her solitary
Way to Washington, having been the witness of
the most remarkable events of our modern history.
List of officers of the Pawnee :
B. C. Rowan, commander; J. Korey, lieutenant;
R. B. Lowry, do. ; 3. C. Chaplin, do.; P. Blake,
do.; C. W. Abbott, paymaster; F. Gunnel,
surgeon; N. R. Blue, master; Gideon, en
gineer. Sugar Ancnon.
Metter from New York
TEE ITITPBECNDENTED FALL IN BORDER STATE
STOCKS—INCREASED. ACTIVITY AMONG THE DILI
TART! SCOTT LETE•GITARD—ELLSWORTE'S TIRE.
lifER zotravas—COLUMßlA COLLEGE AND MAJOR
ANDERSON PRATES-MEETING OF BOTHERS OF
MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH—THE BANKS—COL.
LECTOR BARNET PERMITS HIS CLERKS TO VOLUN
TEER—BROOKLYN NAVY TARE—COLONELS COLT
LED NAMED -- CITY PLENDEBEEd — RTINTIEGTONI
THE FORGER.
(Correspondence of The Prefer.]
NEW Your, April 20,1801..
The marked event of yesterday was a fall in
stooks of the Border States such as has never been
witnessed at the Stock Exchange. Upwards of
three hundred thousand dollars of the stocks of
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri,
were rutted off at almost any price that could be
Obtained ; the fall in Kentucky sixes being 20 per
cent.; Virginian, 10 per cent.; North Carolinas,
13, and Mbsottris, 7 per cent. In all cues the
sales were for clash. After the intelligence same
of the conflict in the streets of Baltimore, than
was a further decline of Ito 2 per cent. New
York Central was comparatively study. The
March earnings of this road reached the vast ag.
gregate of $631,290.20, which is $70,211.71 over
the receipts of the corresponding month last year,
The Scott Life Guard are already organised, one
thousand strong, under on/2MM of Col. Rudson,
late a lieutenant in the army. It is understood
that on Monday they go to Governor's Island for
clothing and arms, and remain there until ordered
away by the Government.
Col. Ellsworth has had a great success in organ
icing a regiment from our firemen. He goes to
Palace Garden with the entire body of those who
have enrolled themselves this evening, for the par_
pose of organisation and sleeting officers, and with
the express understanding that every officer sad
man is to hold himself in readiness to march at any
moment after 12 *Woe& tonight.
Among the patriotic demonstrations of the day,
worthy of Special mention, are the followisg The
fsenity of Columbia College yesterday resolved to
invite Major Anderson to raise the large flag on
that institution, next Tuesday afternoon. Also,
that all the seniors who join the army shall remise
their diplomas when they return, just as if JOY
had remained in miler, and that all the students
of the otlartAdailetawho Join the army, on their,
return may take their places in their respective
classes without examination on the studies wbtoh
they miss in their absence. Four or !We of the
seniors have gone. with the 'Eleventh Regiment.
One of them (Mr. West) was " an honor man," and
one of the editors of the 4C University quarterly."
A prayer meeting of the mothers of members or
the Seventh Regiment will be held on Monday
afternoon, at half pant three o'clock, in the Rome
Chapel.
The dilutors of the Broadway Sank met this
morning, and unanimously voted to tender to the
Government of this State $250,000 for military
purposes.
The Ocean Bank this morning resolved to appro
priate two thousand Ova hundred dollars for the
purpose of beginning a fund for the support of the
widows and orphans of those citizens of New York
City who may fall in the defenoe of their country.
Collector Barney has granted leave of absence
(which continuos theiraelaries) to several custom
house clerks who belong to the regiments whit&
leave the city to-morrow.
The Brooklyn Navy-yird continues to be a place
of active war work. The steam frigate Wabash
will be reported ready for commission on the let
proximo, the corvette Savannah on the 10th, and
the brig Perry on the 25th instant. As no officers
have, as yet, been ordered for these vessels, their
preparation was merely intended as a precau
tionary measure. The menhanioal department of
the yard is now under the surveillance of Chief
Engineer Garrin, U. S. N.
Colonel Hazard refuses to sell powder to , go to
the rebel Btatas. Colonel Colt has notified the
Gtovernment that his weapons are for sale first to
Conneotiont, next to the United States, and none
whatever to the rebels. Sharp's Rifle Company
will not sell a weapon to the enemies of the eke
vernment_
The city plunderers are having an awkward time
of it. Mountjoy, who bagged ;40,000 of bribery
money, that was intended, it is said, for the alder.
men, is still in prison for contempt of court, and
yesterday Ilaokley, the man who holds the con
tract, was committed to jail for a similar offence.
Money accomplishes curious things. It is assert
ed by a well-known °Mold of this city, that a few
ovonings duce Huntington, the notorious forger,
now serving out his term at Sing Bing prison,
(where he has the agreeable position of book-keep
er for one of the contractors,) was permitted to
cow to New York, in charge of an ewer of the
prison, and in the evening attended Laura Keene's
Theatre. Iltraorr.
A. Question.
EDITOR Puns : Although I feel myself clomps•
tent to solve many of the problems of Baena, I
confess my entire inability to solve the following
question, and respectfully solicit of you, or any of
your readers, a rational solution :
If, in 1814, it was deemed necessary for the pro
teorion of this city to have a military force of
10,000 men at Morons Rook, and 8,000 at Camp
Dupont, and to line the banks of the Schuylkill
and the roads with stockades, and to remove the
specie from the banks, ant most of the plate of our
wealthy citizens to the interior, to protect us from
the threatened attack of 6,000 British troops, then
plying between the head of Elk end North Point,
where they subsequently landed—l say then, if
such were the apprehensions at that time, why le
it that when we are threatened by a foe numeri
cally ten timeagreater, with an enthusiasm border
ing on desperation, and a muck more important
objeot to accomplish—l say why is it that no pre
paration is being made for the proteotion of our
city ? Respectfully yours, Snunx.ll
April 20, 1861.
riiitatocbritia. HUARD U 1 L - - I .
WM. C. KEEHMLE,
NO. E. AUDICKS, 5 CoMMITTEN OW THN MONTH.
THOS. 8. FERNON,
LZTTER BAG'S
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Tonawanda. Julius-- —Liverpool, May 1
Ship Daphne, Havener— London, soon
Ship Westmoreland. Deena soon
Ship Wm Cumming", Cope --Liverpool. soon
Ship Belle of the Ocean, H0ed........_..., Liverpool, soon
Bark Ellen Morrison. Platt —.Leavens, soon
Bohr Geo J bonen, 'Demerara, moon
pahr Avelino,....dilemma, soon
Bohr J Northrop, Bona Per an hinoe, moon
1c,r.1:11.3 DID 'al DI PI 11 (0 doi
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA, April 92, 1881.
SUN RIBES- 16-sSUN 43
NIGH _.l=9
IaRRIV 88.
Bark Joseph Maxwell. Davis: from Porto Cabello Mat
Mt, with. eons, hides, &o. to John Dal ett & Co. Left
at .I..aguarra Bohm Charles & Willie, from Flew York,
dints; Clara, Crowell, to commence lotulms 2d inst
for new York.
Bark Oak, Ryder, 6 days from Boston, with mdse to
'ryas & Go.
Bohr I RFee, Townsend, 3 Maya from Suffolk, Va,
with shingles to eaetain.
Bohr Bomerfield. Cohee. 4 daye from Choptemk River,
Md. with railrold tie. to J W Bacon.
gar Morohant. Phillip', 3 daps from Laurel. Dol.
with lumber to J W Bacon.
Bohr Planter, Fowler,l day from Lennie, Del. with
corn to J L Bewley & Co.
'
Sohr Mantua Maxon. 1 day from Frederica, Del,
with oorn to JasHarratt k Son.
Bohr Sarah Sophia. Crew. s days frdm StiU Pond, Md,
wan corn to J j Bewley k Co.
Bohr T P MoColley. Carter,l day from Camden, Del,
with corn to Jas Barrett & Son.
Bohr B N Fox, Paine, 6 days from Jame River, Ye,
with lumber to M. Trump. Bon & Co.
Bohr Texas, Orr. 10 days from Portland, with pickets
to Al Trump, Son & Co.
Pair Burrows C, Clark, from Boston.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce, 24 ham from New York.
with melee to W P Clyde.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. 33 hour, from New York, with
mire to Wm M Baird & Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Union,Heard, Pernambuco and a market, Lewis
& Damon.
Bark Addison Child: Smith, Cork for orders, Work
man & Co.
Brig Marshal Nay Darling, Vera Cruz, IN Batter.
Bohr G W Krebs, Emerson. Baltimore, T Webster, Jr
Bohr Isaac, RiohCroweil. Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Burrows C,_Clark, Boston, L ko
Bohr Diamond, Norton. Boston,&_
Bohr M Pra. Portland , rem Bern.
Woodworth dk. C o .C
Bohr W G Bartlett. Connelly, Salem.. 7 it Blakiston.
Str J Jerome. Jerome. Alexandria. T Webster, Jr,
Sir Abide.. Robinson. New York, W P Clyde.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES. Del., April 19.
The U 8 steamer Water Witch, Cutter J Dobbin,
and schr N P Hewer, are at the Breakwater. Wind NW.
Yours, Sta. N. W. HICKMAN.
(Corresacndenne of the Philadelphia Egehanse.l
CAPE ISLAND, N. .1, April 19-6 P M.
The bark Oak. from Boston. came to to-day. Several
schooners want to sea at 2P M. The steamel State of
Maine, from Provideime bound south fall Of soldiers.
Dallied this place at SP M. Wind .N W .
MEMORANDA_
Bark Katharine, Crocker. for Philadelphia, cleared at
St John, NB 17th inst.
Bark Pow liatan, Winchester, hence, arrived at Ha
vana 13th mat.
hark lonia, Hutchinson, hence, arrived at Matanzas
7th lust
Bark Nathl Cogswell, Hamlin. cleared at Providenoe
18th inst. for Philadelphia. to load for Cork.
Brig C H Frost, Hopkins, from Havana, at Saga& 9th
instant.
Brig 8 Thurston, Lampher, at Bagna nth inst. from
Havana.
Brig Handy King, Brown, from Buenos Ayres, at Ha
vana 13th mat.
Brig Bumming Bird, Putts, hence, arrived at liftman&
19th inst.
Brig Adeline. Cobb. cleared at Boston 19th inst. for
Philadelphia, to load for Belfast, Ireland.
Brig Wabash, Sisley, hence, arrived at Havana 11th
instant.
Brig R C Patterson, Heald, sailed from Cardenas 9th
instant rot this port.
Behr Horace E Bell. Ildruchill, hence at Matanzas 9th
instant. _
Bahr / W Hell, Manama'', hence at Havana 9th inst.
Bohr Matt Kinney. Osier, henoe at Cardenas Bth inst.
Star Ella, Packard, sailed from Cardenas 12th instant
for Charleston.
nor Fannie. Vance, hence at Havana 11th mutant.
Bohr Marshall Perrin. Gibbs, hence at Sagan sth init.
Bohr Mary, Mulford, for this port, sailed from Begun
6th instant.
Bohr Annie. Meyer, for this port, sailed from Sagas
10th instant.
sohrs J 6 Whelden, Smith; Black Bird, Compton, and
North Pacific. Maroy, henoe at Boston 19th instant.
Scars Cheeseman, henoe, and Orris Fmneds.
Clark, from New Castle, Del, for Boston, at Newport
17th instant. -
Scam A Corder!, Grace, and W Wallace, Scull, from
Wilmington, N C, arrived at Boston 19th inetant.
Bohn Mary Anna. L A Danenhower, M B Mahon.
and W L Dayton. hence at Boston 19th instant.
Bohr 8 Washburn, Thrasher, hence at Taunton 17th
instant.
Bohr Spray. Pn0.... for Philadelphia, cleared at Mobile
13th instant, with 299 bales cotton end sundries,
Bohr Arum Smith. Brewer, hence at Mobile 13th init.
Bohr Alice Lea, Corson, from New Orleans, at Mobile
13th instant
FPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
A LANCASTER COUNTY . ' PENNS,
Hon. Joseph Ronigmaoher, the late Proprietor of
this favorite mummer resort. having lately died, the
scogcribers, Executors of his will, have leased the ea
tabliabment for the coming season to Col. a. C. AILAT
MAKER, who has been an assiatant at this plane for
the lea px year!, end. we believe, favorably known to
all the visitors. Thanking the patrons of the place and
th e publjogenerally for the patronage hereto
fore extended to the Into Prontietots they neeeeetfellY
solicit a oontinunnee of tee lame to hie worthy su
mmer. ADAM ROPUGLMACREB.,
Executor&
Raving leaeed the above-named place, and engaged
Mr. H. H. RhaftRARD. who has been an assistant at
the 'Springs for some years. the undersigned will °yea
for visitors the lit day of June, IMi, and hopes that-his
own, as Well as air. Reinhard's, long connection with
the t3pringe, together with his determination to con
duct them, in every department, in their usual popular
wag. and, as near as "mai ole, with the same miaow
monating servants will be a guarantee to the atrons
of the pates. es IWBii as Me. public generally, that the
Springs will merit their continued patronage.
For further particulars and circulars Please cal on
.10.5. B. MYRNA..., corner of 211/eD and VIM!: ets. ;
REDIIIitRD, at the Union Hotel. ARCH Street.
till June tat; or, address B. C. tiLaYMAKE It,
Ephrata F. 0.,
ap2o-itt Lancaster county, Penna.
WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
, We have now on hand, and are manufacturing
,ge order, at the Mount Roily Pam Mills, avery. de
/tomtit= of WRITING AND LEDGER PAPER&
which for color and quality , are not excelled by any
other mills in the United Motel.
We would call attention to
forew article Rusinper
menufactured by us, and now sale, called ess
Letter, which hes been gotten up to meet the wants of
business men and others, who object to GozoneronD
Note as being too narrow, and do not with to rums part
of =nal letter abort.
. .
This overcomes both the above objections ; a per
fect s h e et, pure move ; plate finish ; ruled on one side;
stamped in centre near the top ; made from hest ma
terial,free from adulteration, and put up in neat boxes,
convenient for use.
We also have a paper called Bank Letter, similar to
the above, except it him but half the number of lines
on, so as to allows punted blank or beadipEtibove.
NEWTON & MULLIN,
Mount Holly Springs. Cumberland Co., Pa.
The above Papers con be had of Messrs. J. B. La
MOOT'S & and MEOARGRE BROTHERS,
Nos. 3 and 6 DECLOSUM. Street. mhiktin
MACIKEREL, HERRING, BRAD, SAL
MON, ise.-1,000 bbla MessNos.l, L and 2 Mack
erel, large. raediam. sad small, in assorted Saeitataa
of 000ioe late-emiglit fat deli. .
1,900 bbis. New Hahlex, Eas tport, and Labrador Her
itage, of choice qualities.
4,000 boxes extra new Waled lierriage.
arLOOO bozos extrarAv cYi~aa i:dol Hermes.
o Mall ai l t a s dame gamins.
lute eo bbe. zurwt=m
aa sli F c . u
d.at bbs. new
an.
taw Quintals Grand Bask
1120 boxes Uerkaaer-coats Chee:wk.
In store
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la Ea Yin Ral Cololuoi, In 1 lb bottles,
100 lbe 01. eneoiej Soot., in 1 lb bottles,
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Your ob't Serva nt
/demi KENNEDY.
HAMITOTORD s Ps., Feb. 6,166 E
ML arALDINes
RIR •
I wish yon to mend me one mom box of your Cephalic
NIL I hove received a great deal at benefit Alm atm.
Yours respeogu NN llr.
MARY A ISTOIRROIMR,
NPN.ITCII CRIME, lattbrwronoort CotaiTT, rilk t
January 18, 1861.
H. C. 19PALDIPle.
You will please seed me two boxes of your Cephalic
Pine. Bend them immediately.
itaiveotfalir 7011.17,
MO. B. 15 / 1 1 40118.
P.. 9.—/ /see kieeseeti 01111 bOZ of yaw rills, end find
turps exestions.
MILLS VERNON, OtttNUE. 1.3.1981,
H. C. larvirenyee. 'Rae.
Pleasenun anoloeea e...n avn oentet, far 'which send
in* another box of your Cooked,* Pine. nay are triay
the best / Aar* gear tried. .
Threat A. STOVER, ,P. M.,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot 00.. 0.
BISMIIT, Nam, Deo.
B. ctOPALDINth
Irak for come circulars or large chow bills. to
your . Cephaho Pilla more particularly before ra7 =S
tamen. If you have anything of the kind plow" send
One of my customers. who is snbjeot to severe Sick
Headaohe, (usually lasting two days,) was cured of as
a i m & iw 004 hour by your Pills, which I sent her.
Resistotfully yours.
W. B. WILKES.
aitittor.usioixa, FRANUIN Co., Ohio.t
JB6l.January 9, .
EMIT C. BPALDINiII
dit Cedar at. DI. Y.
Dues. •
Ins lotted And twenty-fkvo con* (la.) for which sand
box of " Cephalic Ms." Send to address of Rey. Wm,
C. Filler. itsynoldsbnrg, Franklin Co.,__Ohio.
Your Pills work like ashram—cure Headache almost
instanter.
Truly yours.
Wm. mimic
Yrsitann, Mma., Jan.l4. RM.
Ma. &ALDINE,.
Mot nom eines I sent to you for a box of Ceshabe Pills
for the cure of the Nervous Neodesha and Msdverase,
and teeeleed the sante, and tem hod so good as dfsst
Moe leens Whited to soul tor eters.
Mate mend by return man. Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,.
xxpellanti, Mien.
P/BIRIAJ ji`sautimar, Norfolk, Ts.
Mohan& Pilla secomplish the object for which they
were made, VIZ.: Care of headache m all it, forme.
;Vows thg Ezaminsr, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than s thousand oases.
with entire success
From M Democrat, 51, Gold, Malt.
If you are, or have been troub th the headache,
mend for a box, Mohan° rißi,] Botht you may have
them in miee of an attack.
Prone hie ddverrire Providence, R. I.
The Cephalio Pill, are mid to be 4 remarkably C
tive remedy for the hesdeohe.yind one of the very beet
for that very frequent oomph= wnioh nu ever been
discovered.
Isom the Western R. R. Ckezette, Chicago, Rt.
We heartily tiara* Mr. thelding. mad hialtutrivalled
eepltahe PM&
From tht Kama:mks Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
We eta mire that parsons imfferina with the headeohei
who try them, will stick to them.
pow; Mg Soutionw Path lyniiar, Raw Orleast
Try them l you that are afflicted. and we are ore that
your teanmony can be added to the already nunacroce
het that bee received benefits that no other medicine
can produce.
/tom me St. LOlllit Derit OCrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic PiCO
is rapidly =erosions..
ikon the Gazette, Davenport. fowls.
Ban apahhan would not connect his n e me with an ar
lade he did not know to someone real merit.
..1 4 1ront the Advent/sr, Providence, R. I.
The teetimeny in their &nor is strong, from the moot
reepeotable 11,1111116111,
Fran sks Daily News. Newer*,
Cephalie Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
nowt Cho Commercial Bei/Wm, 21711011
Said to be very-etiloseiesue for the hissdaohe.
"Vont the Commercial, Oineisouti. Ohio.
fhilferiny humanity can now be relieved.
sir A Steele bottle of SPALDIMPE PREPAKED
OfillE will save ten tams Warmed annually.llll
OrRLDING'S PREPARED GLUE t
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALWaNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECBG:
SOOIYOMYi DISPATCH!
ifT'A &man Ix Tram asvis Nina.''
Ai accidents will lawn. even in well-restilisted
families. it is vary dosorooto to have some cheap and
convenient way for repining Formiture, Tors, Croake
, Ito.
OPALDING O B PREPARED GLUE
meld sit inch emergencies, and no houxehold can
afford to do without it. It ix always ready. and up to
the matching' Went.
Is 'USEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE."
N. B.—A Brash aooompesties snob bottle. Pries, Ms
cents. Address.
HENRY 0. SPALDING-.
N 0.46 OEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
CAUTION.
Ai certain wierreeleled Pomona ere attempting to
Petal off on the unttutpseting public. imitations of 1117
PIitEPARED GLUE. I woekloautton all Perm= to *l
amina before peroharing, and use that the full meet
Mir OPALD/EGII ntErazu cuaniMil
bi ea rablie mammal all slam an malaallair
earattereilli MUM
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 22. 1861.
FOB SALE AND TO LET:
CHBSTNUT•6IILBET HOUSE and
Ala STORE to rent.—The desirable business location,
1812 CHESTNUT Street, with dwelling attached. Apply
at 431 CHESTNUT Street. . spit
at GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO
Li RENT. To Rent. the hilt and 6611th/odious
modern-thult Bonne, earner of .o.nIIIA.T Street 613(1
WILLOW avenue, with gas, bath, hot and cold Water s
and all the modern Improvealente. Apply to H EMU
B. TARR, 710 GRElibi Street. Philadelphia, or on the
premien. nen-tf
TO RENT—For the Summer reason,
a commodious country House, with furniture,
grounds, and stabling, within two hours' ride, by rail
,
of Philadelphia. Apply to E. WILSON at 339
MARKET street ; or address " JONAH WILBON,
farkemille. Chester Co., Pa." aet-Irn
TO RENT TWO COUNTRY
wI 7-TOU6re,orier mila from Taoony. Inquire N.
717 WALK UT otreet. mou-sue
TO RENT-THE LAR9E AND CON
YENIENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard at
Maylandville, Twenty-fourth ward. Aunty to E. C. &
r. H. WARREN on the weaning. mhl4l.tf
iff TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL.'
MIL LING. NO 123 North THIRTEENTH Street.
App to W E HTERILL & BROTHER; 47 and 49
North. SECOND Street. rahl4-tf
FOR SALE OR REUT—A desirable
Elm COUNTRY RESIDENCE. near AttMem, Ducks
county, half an hour's dive from SehenolVe station.
on the Plaisdelphis and Trenton Railroad. Two lines
of stages pan the property daily. Double stone man
sion, modern style ; large lawn, well shaded; garden,
and a variety of fruit Llarge barn, carriage house, and
other outbuildings, with from five to one hundred
sores, ae desired, BIMOIC
Apply to RAIL v EY 6IILLANL, No. 629 ORitIiITNUT
Street. apre et'
di TO LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
the United States Rotel, in Buffalo on the Ter
race, containing one hundred rooms, and" thoroughly
repaired, painted, and repapered throughout, and sup
plied with water. me, aim all necessary_ convenience •
of a first - rate hotel. Apply to WM. W. MANN, 216
MAIN Street, Buffalo ; or MANN do RODMAN, 39
WALL street, New York. apia-6t
el GERMANTOWN PROPERTY.
EXECUTOR'S POSITIVE SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY AF
TERNOON. the 96th of APRI L, inst.. upon tee ma
ntillas. the following valuable Real Estate :
r 40.1, a Lot of Land, with the improvements thereon,
situated on the westerly side of Germantown avenue,
opposite Gorges street. bounded by egad avenue, laud
of George W. Carpenter, deceased. eolin Leibert, the
Orphans , Rome, nod Creisharri road: oontamius fi ve
acres of land. the improvements are a large two-story
stone Mansion, with a two-story back building, two
large parlors, wide hall, dining-room, and kitchen,
upon the finst floor, six chambers on the second, and
threeplastered , one unplaetered, in theenuee. A one
and a half story frame building, adjoining the rpm
etreet. a large stone barn, large hay-hence, with shed
for wagon, ko., underneath; a oaniage•houge, with
hey loft and granary above • corncrib. shed for poste:
fruit and ornamental trace:kitchen and flowering gar
dens, .to. It has a front of 215 feet on Mainistreet, and
216 feet on on Creisham road. 4.
No. 2. a Lot of Land, on the westerly side of Creie
ham road. WI feet trent, bounded by lends of G. W.
Carpenter, deceased. and John Leibert, contaitung two
and one-half acres of laud ; it has a spring of water, 0
small pond, and a few apple trees upon it. -.
Also, immediately after, will be eold, clearly g round
rent of '.16.31 60-100 upon a certain lot of groun, held
now. or formerly, by Authur Bell and by. him and
William W. Leibert
e conveyed to Marl Lethert and
Elizabeth Leibert, on the 27th day of October, A. D.
1852,parable half yearly, upon the first days of January
and July, in every Year. Late the property of Mars
Letbert and Elizabeth Leibert. both deceased.
hale to commence at 2 o'clock. Terms at rale. by
RALIK. JOHN LEI BERT. Executor.
►ro LET--SECOND-STORY ROOM, 802
:bogleZ U ELle tr , a e 4l2l) e s i e . t gal l ! tePplgalerf
phis for any kind of light brme's. AWAY ill the
Jewelry Store. Rent ,10. tele
'PRENT—A very desirable STORE
en the ithath-ebeet freat of " The Contimmea l
Hotel.", The Store at Ninth and Bansom streets wipe
Wally adapted for a Monts and lisaulase Maker.
Apply to JOHN RIOE,
Southwest NINTH and SANSOM Streets.
poR EXOHANGIE.—A. onoroz TRAQT
-a - of good unlineroved feral land in the State of Plew
loner, convenient to thii_oity, will be exchang_ed for
'dry cronert7. apply et No. 118 FEDERAL Street.
eaffl-tr-
R. CIORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
• AND eONVRVANCRR.'NORRITOWN, PA.
—Real Estate bought and sold on reasonable terms.
Stores and for sale or rent in Norristown and
country. Good mortgages negotiated. Collections made.
The beat referenoes given. (134-6 m
RIIBLIO SALE OP VALUABLE PRO
PERTY. '
THE "EMPORIUM REAL ESTATE AND MANU
FACTURING COMPANY,"
Of Mound city. Pulaski County, Mame,
Will °Dr at PUBLIC SALE, on the premises.
On WEDNESDAY. the. 16th day of May next,
A Large Number of
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Eligibly Located for Storee,Factonee, and Residences
Also. •
. . .
A SPACIOUS BRICK RON FOUNDRY, WITH
MACHInE SHOP.
And all the appurtenances necessary for the business
of manufacturing Engines and Boilers for Steamboats,
Sugar, and all other used in the Southern and
Western country. The Patterns comprise the modern
improvements in machinery. with a tall and complete
ant of Patterns for Stoves, adapted to both wood and
coal. This property, from the advantageous location
of Mound City, its one of the most valuable in the
Southwest.
Also, at the same hme.
A FIRST-CLASS TARIM-STORY FRAM& MO
DERN-BUILT RoTAL.
Containing some fifty moms. with a ft.!l set of Furni
ture. The Hotel is new tieing a large and profitable
busiisess. Also a comber of
BRIK BTO RIB AND COTTAGE RESIDENCES.
Timms or SALE.--Orie• fourth (36) cash ; the remain
ing payments in 12. 24. and 96 months from date of sale,
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
The cash payment may be made in the Bonds or the
Company, and the tune palPonta Will be taken in the
Stool, of the Company at par, rallept for improved pro
perty. for whioh three-fourths of the puronase-money
11113.• remain upon mortgage.
As the Company propose to dispose of all their im
rovements, capitalists have a rare opportunity for pro
table investments in one of the beet located and most
manikins oities in the groat Southwest. Fqrpartiou
are, immure of or address JR/19k P. rEvToN,
President E. R. E. & M. Co.
mh26-tmll Office 222 WALNUT Street. Philada.
RIIBINESS MEN ARE ADVERTISING
jLjr hi the Beat Newspapers of City and Country at
the Moen of
JOY, COE, & CO.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
FIFTH pad CHESTNUT BTREET/3.
TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York. aplf tf
ALFRED D. BRICK'S
•
AND
PATE E N U 'T °2 4WF
No, 144 t3OUTII FOLIRTFL kfaiantirs
rHILADHLPHIL.
?Meta Lawn of U. B. chew) and Europe oan be ob
tamed gratis.
BF. GLENN, ACCOUNTANT AND
e Reel Fetate Agent, No. 218 WALNUT Street,
(mond floor. Room N 0.1,) and Setithweet corner of
Seventeenth and Green.
- Accounts adjusted, Boobs written up. Estates settled,
money procured, money invested, Real Estate bought,
sold, and rented. mh2B-Im.
JAMES M. SOOVEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 119 PLUM STREET, •trove Front,
mhri-]m• CAMDEN. N.
H O. ULLM A N, ATTORNEY-AT
• LAW, JERSEY WIRE, PennlYlvertia.
Collections promptly made in Clinton and Lyooming
oountres.
•
Aleeers. Walter & Ranh, Philadelphia ; J. H. Hemet
Esq, larvae
Co.&n
Shore; Menem. Saroroft & Co., Philada.
Shaffner, iegler. Philada.; Frishuth &Co
philsda..: A. Mackey, Look Haven ; Yard, Gilmore
& Co., Phihids.; Thatcher & Woddrop, Philada.; Rey
nolda. Rowell & Reiff. Stifled& fele-3m
GEORGE HENKELS, UPHOLSTERY
and CABINET WAREHOUSE, No. 824 wAL
NUT street, opposite Independence Square, formerly
of No. 173 Chestnut Street., Philadelphia. gi2s-8M"
TOIIII ELLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
sir Nos. 317 and 319 WALNUT Street, (basement
ste,m betsrein Third and Poorth. nerd, •the,) Phila
.
N B.—Fine Old Whiskies always on band.
tEstabluthea in 1845.) JaBo-1p
pewsoN & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERD,
Noe, 119 and 121 MINOR. Stmet,
Between Market and ahee tt t - nnt streets.
PAWBuIIiLaiLADBLi JABI. it.
B. NICHOLSON.
jOl7 -1T"
N,* FIIGITET t SONS,
IMPORTERS OF JEAVANA 011ILLIs
No. fll6 Eroath FRONT Street.
Reserve regularly a full assortment of desirable Of
OAR& which they cifor at low rates, for *Nth or op
pro oredit.
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE.
STN
3 E 3 Q WUIALNE Y,
BTuE6I4,
PHILADELPHIA,
Beg leave to inform Railroad Compardes, and others
iatereeted in bridge oonstruotion, that the ) have formed
a ooze:motion in easiness with JOBB W. muxray,
Chfl Engineer, (author and inventor of the above well
blown elan of iron bridge,) and are pre _pared to execute
order', from any part of the oountry, from his designs
and personal superintendence.
All letters relating to pl a n s and estimates ;Mould be
addressed to JOHN W. MY, Civil enuneer.
nslll4ll Ver STONE. U VIGLEY. Or BUkTONI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
n_ CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM DIVER and ELIZABETH, his Wife,
vs. WM. ()LAYTON and Charlotte his Wife, (for
merly Diver.) and JANE DIVER. June Torm,lB6L
No. 17.
Pursuant to an order of Court, made in this case, the
writ of Summons issued therein I. published, viz :
Mk and County of Philadelphia, es.
The oommonwealth of Pennsylvania to the
[ SEAL.] Shonff of Philadelphia °minty, greeting: If
William Diver and Elizabeth, his Wife, make YOU
secure of prosecuting their claim, then we command
you that you gammon, b good and lawful summoners,
William Clayton an Charlotte, his Wife, (formerly
Charlotte Diver,) and Jane Diver, late of your county,
so that they he and appear before our Judges at Phila
delphia at our District Court for the City and County
of Philadelphia, there to be held the let MON "AY OF
JUNE NEXT, to show wherefore, whereas, they, the
said demandant and the said defendant, together and
undivided, do hold all that certain meiouage or tene
ment and lot or piece of ground, situate in Manayunk,
bounded, limited. and described as follows. beginning
at the northwestern earner of a lot sold by the *tariff
of k e ill?gr ,i Nge u rfga t lil ) ,TllZi e g u o i lTgreri:i p d e gl y t
by the Schuylkill Navigation Compftry, called Tower
street. 56 feet 6 Inches morthwestwarilly from the corner
of Market and Tower greets, thence extending , along
the outwardly line of Tower street north 97 deg and
30 mm . west west 16 feet 6 inches to a corner of a, lot sold to
John W. Stephens, thence north 62 deg. 30 min east
along said Stephens' line fel feet 11 Inches to the west
erly side of Ellis street, thence along the said line of
Allis street south 30 deg 30 min., east 16 feet 234 inches
to a 001110 r 01 the lot sold by the Sheriff as athreaftid.
thence along the line of the same 91 feet 2.1 f inches to
the place of beginning. with the apptir ominous, The
same defendants partition thereof between them to be
MAO (according to the laws and customs of this Com
monwealth in such case made and provided). do gain
say. and the same to be done, do not permit. very un
justly and agtoost the same laws and customs, es it is
said. &a And have you then there the names of thOSe
summoners and this writ .
. . . .
Witness the Honorable Geo. ehanrwood. Doctor of
Law. President our maid Court at Philadelptia, the 26:1
day of March, in the year of our Lord 1861.
spit-met .F. A. TREGO, Pro Proth'y.
TO BIJSINEBS. MEN.—An excellent
chance for reliable business men to sem ure a pro.
fitable manufacturing business, requirtng but a small
caoital in its establishment and prosecution.
The manufacture consists in the application of a ye
either composition or enamel to common red bnoks,
and a variety of other building material. ornamental
architectural finishinge, ceilings, tweeter floors and for
rootlß.
1 is enamel may be tinted of any Color, from the
purest white to the deepest klaok, with all the oolors
end shades between. It imparts totbe articles to which
it is applied hardness and durability almost incredi
ble, and a beauty surpassing that of the rarest and most
costly of the variegated marbles, and, them, is
imperviolut to moisture, and will never fade, stain, or
deteriorate, costing but a fractional part of the orioe of
ordinary Marble.
It is amo valuable for table and stand tops, mantel
pieces, monuments, and an endless variety of other
articles of step .e use. The process of applyiog the
enamel is simple, while the articles enameled will awn
mend a ready sale, affordieg large profits. Responsible
parties may racoons licenses for manufacturing under
he patent for any city or prominent town in the United
St by applying to the subscriber, smut term on
the articles manufactured will be required for the use
of the invention. Circulars giving lull particulars will
be forwarded to all applicants.
The superior merit and beauty of this e nam eled
building material to anything in use has the unqualified
endorsement of many of toe most eminent architeots
end scientific men of this anti other allies,
For particulars, address
JonN i rs PRALL.
general Agents for Pommeled uilding Material,
sp9-gem 25 NABBA Street. New York.
HAVANA CIGAES.—A fresh imports
tiQn of the two now brand. of
BLACK SEA" end " PLINCH.IIVELW."
Jost received per swearer @cow ussir ens schooner
Evoliss, under She old turf prices, neeorlez
130 warlfte
BUSINESS CARDS.
EITEIIIO
LEGAL.
INSURANCE UOMPANIES.
THE RELIANCE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PRILADIELPHIA,
OFFICE, No. SOH WALNUT STREET, .
Insure. ggairit LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on
Homes, StOTON, aOd other buildinga,
or zerpeturikand on Furniture,
uoods, wares, and Mell , -.-
oliandise. in town or
country.
CASH CAPITAL, 61251,110 w-ABBETS $517.142 04.
Which is Invested as follows, viz:
In first mortgages on (My property. worth
" double the sinount—;. 41163.000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per aent. first
mortgage loan. at ear— —" LOOO 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cant. " -
se
cond mortgage load, (8.50,000) 07,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad and
Canal Co.'s mortgage Irma 4,000 00
Ground rent. first-class— 4,461 110
Collateral loans, well aeoured.--. 4,666 00
City of Philadelphia doer cent. loan.-- 00,000 00
A i l „l ien y . county 6 per cent. Pa. KR. loan-. 10,000 00
Commercial Bank stook-- —.— 5,155 01
mochanioe Drink atook.-_-_, 2,812 50
Pennolvania Railroad Co.', Moak— 4,000 00
The Reil3lloo Mutual Insurance Co.'s stook 46,660 00
-The County Fire insurance Co. 2 5 stook—. 1,050 00
Tee Delaware M. a. Insurance Co.'e stook- 7011 00
Union Mutual Ineurance Co.'s Norio— ' 48000
Dills rsooivahlo— 14,104 rg
Book account., scorned interest. dzo- --. 7,104 66
Gash on hand— 11:04464
8311,141 04
The Mutual erinoiphs, combined with the security of
a Stook Capital, entitles the 'roared to 'animate In
She profits of the Compare ], without liability for losses.
;eases promptly adjusted and paid.
• DIitiCTQA.S :
Clem ThmArtY. Samuel Biseham.
William 11„_Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser,
William Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrell. Ma hall Hill.
H. L. Carson, J. Jo rs hnion Brown,
Robert Toland, Charles Leland.
G. D. Rosen_garten, Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles El. Wood. Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward,_ John Bissell, Pittsburg.
CLEM TINGLEY. President.
B. M. HINCEIMAN, Secretary.
February 16. 1861. let/
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP RILILISDELP/LA.
(FIRE 111111VILANCR. RICLURIVRLY.I
COMPANY'S BUILDING, S. W. COBALT
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTOR'S:
i j
F. Liscurran STARR, Mosensem L. DAMON.
WILLIAM Maim Om. R. Scam , .
NALEIRO FRAZIER, Joan H, BROWN,
loNN M. ATWOOD, B. A. FAuroteloCß,
BRIU. T. TREMOR, Jitame_sw D. CAss,
*WIRT WHARLron, J. L. ZRIIMRR.
mins
W F . . , &fire .
sep tl e te ri B . TAN.N., Preedig
VENN MUTUAL LIFE INSUB,ANUE
COMPANY,
No. 921 CHESTNUT Street Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALL THE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE IN—
SURED.
Ineure Litres for Short terms or for the whole term of
life ; grant Annuities and Endowments ; ourohesa Life
Interests in Real Estate, and make all contracts de
pending on the oontingenmes of life.
Tber sot as Executors. Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, January 1.1961.
Mortgages, ground rents, real estate— .$EL1,961 97
United Statesstooks. Tressurz notes, loam
of State of Pennsylvania, city of Phila
delphia, /te___ _ 266,796 84
Premium notes, loans on oollaterala. Re. 219,694 68
Pennsylvania. North Pennsy l vania fair
roads, and County six per cent. bonds 196.86! 60
Bank, insurance. railroad, canal stooks, Re. 97,647 49
Utah on band. agents' Istiansesi D 6,906
mous Oil
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
SAMUEL E. STOKES Vice President .
lOHN W . HORROR. Secretary.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN■
BOUNCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the LeenWare of Penni'Orme, Mi.
Moe O. E. comer of THIRD end WALNUT streets.
PHILAD.E'LPIITA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Venal,/
. Cargo, To all pada of the World.
ifreight,
I warp INDURANOES
On floods by Rivers. Canals, Lakes, and land Car
nage!. to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE!
On Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling
Houses. &e.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1, 1890.
1100,000 United States; five 10 11 cent. loan- -.11100.5011 00
116,000 'United States six cent. Treasury
Notes, (With accrued intergiat)—. 119,463 34
100,000 Pennsylvania State five oenr.
loan, 90,M0 CS
71,221 do. do. six do. do. 21,946 00
173.060 Philadelphia City si r :Jr oont. Loan. 1125,203 37
SO,OOO Tennessee fitals five cent. loan- 24,000 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Karl 2d mortgage
six V , cent. bonds— - 43,000 00
11.000 300 shares, stock Germantown Gag
Company, interest and principal
gnarantee,d by the City at .ehl
eans • - .300 00
11,000 10 0 shares Penissylsante, Railroad /1
Company,. ---_. 3,000 00
6,000 100 shares North Pennsylvania
Rail
road Company., --
WOO BO shwa Philadelphia foe Boat and
r a am 'rug Company._ 1,2:Kil 00
230 sit re, Philadielph a ant Havre do
rm* Steam Tow-boat company. 390 00
300 2 shares Philadelphia Exohanre
Company— - - 126 00
1.000 2 shares Continenta l Co--- 500 00
/566.700 pat. Copt 1147.116.3 L Market val-1634, 1 t6a 71
Bills receivable, for insurances made-- 171,586 42
Bonds and mortgages.._. 34.000 00
Real estate— sLass
Balances due at Agenotee-Preminms on Ma
rine Policies. interest. and other debts dtus
the Contstan7— 51.661 02
Boris and stook of sundry Insurance end
other Companies , 3,636 50
Cash on hand-in banks-- .138,673 15
in drawer-.-. T 403 35
naps 51
swim in
DIRECTOR&
William Martial
Edmund A. Bowler, q3Auv e LI ta l k . we
,Mlt. i gu r . "4l , I" ' Edward Darlington,
John o._Davo, H. Jones Brea°,
James Tra.quair, !Spencer M'llvadue.
William Eyre, Jr.,
James C. Hand, Thomas C. Hand,
Robert Burton,
William C. Lu dwig, Jacob P. Jona,
Joseph H. Beal, James .B. ht'Parland,
Dr. K. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Heoree C. Lamer, John B.Semele, Pitlsh'.
..,,,, orals,
rtes Kelly, 1).7. Morgan,
A,
_B. Berger, .
7.111a.m2601 - ,T4iNee imisinti.
DISNEY LYIABIIRIY. Bearatary. noll-tf
FIRE INBURANOE EX.OLtrb vELY.—
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY—lncorporated 1825—CHARTER PERPh-
TUAL—No. 610 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ
ence square.
This Company, favorably known to the communi ty
for tirty-mx years, continues to insure against or
damage by Fire , on publics or private Buildings, either
permanemly or for a limited time. Alec.. on Furniture,
stocks of Goods-or Merchandise generally, on liberal
term,.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the most oa.refuJ manner. which enables
them to oiler to the insured an undoubted security in
the ease of lOU.
MIIIICTOns. •
Jonathan Patterson, Isaac Hatlehurst,
Quintin Campbell, Thomas Robina,
Alexander Benson, Daniel Smith, Jr.,
William MonteiiT Smi
us, John
th. Bevereux.
home,
JONATHAN PATTERSON, President.
Biases gatmel, Seoretary. egably
'INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
A- spa? OF PENNSYLVAN—IRE A___MIOLNI ii
RINE InSURANOB— Nos. 4 AND 6 Biumax4
BUILDINGS.
. . . . .
Chartered in vital SXOM—Feb. 1, ILIII, Oath
Valor 814.58.7,rted1
i .
All nvein mind and available securities—con
tinue, to ineure on Newel. and Cargoes, Buildings,
Blocks of Blernhanduee &o. CTOB . on Liberal
tee,
DeREB.
Henry D. eherrerd, Georg° H. Ellausrt,
Simeon Toby,
erter, Wagner ' harles Maced arunnelffi_rant, Jr...
Tobias
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Walters,.
Ishn B. Badd
'lrate= R. Phan, Henry G. Freeman,
Charles El. LOWII,
George C. Canon.
'HENRY D. 81LER FUN R Dr President,
WILLIAM HARPER. Ileoretarr. Jeg-tf
MERE DISMINOX. BLINFHAINIIOB'
-R. INSURANCE comp/oar of Philadelphia. No.
1319 North SIXTH Street, below Ram insure Boild
mg., Goods, and Marchand iee generally from koo or
damage by Fire. The company guarantee to adinot atl
looses promptiy, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the public.
DIINCYOIte.
WWI= Morgan, Robert Flanigan,
Prelim' Cooper, • Michael MolliMoy,
llMorse L. Dougherty. Reward McGovern.
James Martin. Thome. B. MoCormiek,
Jamea Dumas, Joao Bromley,
Natthew McAleer, Francis Fella,
Bernard Rafferty, John Casimir.
roman I. Hemphill, Bernard 11 . Rulsemem.
home Flatter Charles Clye,
Francis ktoMaltut Michael V hal.
4%018 COOPSR, President.
NERNARD RAF , Beaman'. ocar-cm
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
L.INCORPORATED 1810 CHARTER PER
no.UAI, 310 WAG/SITE Street. above Third. PhiladelPhia,
gaping a large paid-nri Capital Btook and Morning.
Invested in sonnd and avallabltaectirities. continncs to
Insure on Dwellings, Stores. Furniture. Merchandise,
Vessels in port and their cargoes, and other personal
Property. , All loaves liberally and promptly activated.
DIMICTORS.
Thos. R. Marie, John T. Lewis,
John W. jpmes R . Campbell, Q. Morton, kAmand G. Dutilh,
Peknok Brady,r Israel No Chas..
W. Potationrris
TROIKAS R. MARIS. President.
ALBERT C. B. CRAWFORD. Seoretary. fesn-tf
RECHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
• 1 —Office No. 409 WALNUT Street.
FIAT, INSURANCE on Houses and Mershandfse
feeneradlaLlli, on favorable terms, either Limited or per-
DIRECTOR'S:
Jeremiah Somali. Thomas ?dared,
John Q. Ginuodo, Cherles Thompson,
Edward D. Roberts, James T. Hale,
Samuel L. Smedley, rebus T. Owen, .
Reuben C. Halo, o h J. Eirdltha.
JERRMIAII ONSALL. President.
JOHN Q. GiritiODO, Vice rnliaa e
Ricliase - Dee, Soortnary. Jae{nt
SAVING FUNDS.
•' A little. but often, bolls the Purse."
I'PRAMILIN SAVING FUND, No.l
1
.1.136 South POUBT.S Street, between,
Chestnut arid Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all
deposits cee demand.
I Depositors' money secured by Government,
State, and City Loans. Ground Rents. Mort
-1 g lh e lli 4 an any deems safetyr
better than lar 4
vont. consequently will run no risk with depo
iitors'money. but have it at all times ready to
return. with 5 per cent. interest to the owner,
as they have always done . 'This Company
never suspended.
Females, married Of sines, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right , sod such deposits can
Ibe withdrawn ONLY by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Iteorporated by the State
,of Penpaylvania, with authority to receive
[money from trustees and exeouto_rs
LAR(.I.b AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
l Office open daily, trom 9to S o'olook. and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o'clock.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob D. Shearson,
John Elhindler. 13:111.9a 1 41t imfg
t Malachi W. Moan, r,.. Larung,
lleremish Comfort. eory Delany,
Nioholas Rittenhouse, ethan Smedley.
iJoe. H. Satterthwaite. o g ee Yin/DM
John . rtle . der
. . .
JAC011B:81iA HI N. Preaidsfit.
Crptllaws CADVIA.LLADIR. 'treasurer.
a-17
•' ♦ Dollar saved is Swiss gamed."
EXPEE'BIS COMPANIES.
ADAMS =PRIEM
CO., 011ioe $9O 0113387N117 Street,
forwards, Paekagea. Merchandise, BanlrlAes.
and Specie, ether by its own Lines or In ison=2
with other rise Oompanies , to all tka
swam. and •111•• of W. "WWlwes.
E. IL 1/111117011/,
inteetwomtwat.
pHILADELPHIA TER RA-OOT TA
WRKS,
Moe and Ware Itoorns.lolo CHESTNUT Street.
Ornamental Chimney Tope.
Harden Voices and Spanners.
Enoaustie Flooring Tile.
tirobiteottimil Ornaments.
entilating' and Smoke Mee.
Ridge Tile and !limitary Were.
etnnin-prenned Dratn Pipe.
Water Pips, warranted to stand
Eros...re t ch...sip and durable.
The Trwomned on liberal term.
tnytod I o mos MIA by
on a tion by tette
AWN f
1010 a • rf.
RAILROAD LINER.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RSILROAD_,
200 MILES DoUBLE TRACK.
1861. imirAms 1861.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD IS NOW EQUAL
_ TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting direot at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
from all points m the West Plorthwent, and 'Southwest
—thus furnishing Militias for the tronsportation of
Passengers unweaned for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Fiat Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without ohtinge of ears or Conduotore. All !Through
passenger Trains prbvided with Loughridgers Patent
Brake—speed underperfect control of the engineer,
thus adding mash to the safety of travellers.
15moking Dare are attached to each Train; Wood
rutre Steams Cats to Ex
_press and Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS RUSTS DAILy Mail and Fait Lupo. Sun
days exeepted.
Maillrain leaves Phila delphia at 7.30 A. M.
Past Line 11.45 A.M.
Expreiss Train leaves " 10.45 P. M.
YVAY 'KRAUTS LEAVE ASFOJA.OWe
Harri.burg Acoompoleisiiii;"vrirbeaulfiira;:iii P. Al.
Columbia , 4.00 E. M.
Partestmrg at 6.40 P. M.
West Chester I' o. at 8.15 A. M.
No. 2. at 1230 P. M.
West Cheater Paseengsre will. take the Weet Chatter
Nna. 1 and 2 and Columbia Trains.
Paggengerg for Sunbury Will(ameeort,
Buf
falo, Niagara. Palle, and ,
intermediate pojilta, leaving
Philadelphia at 7.30 A.lll. and .2.20 I'. M., go directly
through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the office, of
the Company in Philadelphia. Now Stork. Boston, or
paltimore ; and Tickets harrrward at any of the 1M1)0T
lan; ilailroad Woes in the West; also on board any of
the regular Line of ateamere on the fdmaisorippi or Ohio
rivers.
sir Fare always aa low, and time aa quick, 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 eptineritions of the
Ferkni,ylitaroa Rl BETWE ENump:Nmedie this the
DIRECT LINE TH.h. EAST AND TILE
GREAT WEST.
The connection of traoke by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time. are advantages readi
ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
lin_g
Merehenta and fillitppere entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at ail
times as favorable as are charged by other Railroad
Companies.
KT Be partioular to mark packages U via Pennsyl
vania it Byroad."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the
Company:
' D. A. Stewart, Pittsburg
H. 8. Pierce & Co., Zanesville. J. 4, Johnson, Rip
ley, 0.; It. gdoNeePr, Mayssilie, Ky. • Ormsby & urop
per, Portsmouth
.„ 0. • Paddock & Jeffersonville.
Indiana; W. Broth' & Co., Cincinnati. 0.,_• Athern
& Hibbert, Cincinnati, 0.; It. C. Ideldrpm, Madison,
Ind., Joe. E. Moore, Louisville, Ky. ; P. G. O'lti ley ft
Co., Evansville. Ind.; N. W. Graham & co., Cairo.
111. • R. F. Saes, Studer & Louis. Mo.; John
H. 'Harvio. .Nashville, Tenn.; Rams & Ifeet, Mem
phis, 'inn.; Clarke fc Co., Chicago, 111. • W. H. H.
Kgonta, Alton, ill.; or to Fre ight Agents of Railroads
at different points in the West.
S. B. ICI siGiiITON. Jr., Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & Koons. 83 North street. Baltimore.
L SECS dc Co., I Astor Rouse, or 1 B. William at., N. Y
LEEOR & CO., No 77 State street. Roston.
R. R. HOUSTON. Gang Freight Agent. Phila.
L. L. ROUFT, Gen't Ticket Agent, Phila.
E. LEWIS, Gent' Supt Altoona. Pa. JaS-ly
1861. awl 1861.
SPRING ARRArreENLEra. -NEW YORK LINES
MKS CAMDEN AND AMBOY .A 111) PHILA
DELPHIA MID TRENTON RAILROAD (10.11
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES,
FROM WALNUT-IT. WHARF AND LENSINGTON D.NPOT
WILL LZAVE AS FOLLOWS. VIZ:
FAST.
At 6 A. 21., yin Camden and Aniboy. C. and. A. Ae
oommodation
ren 36
At 6 A. M., via Camden ty;id Ja/ City, (H. J.)
Accommodation . , I 26
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail— _..__ 2 3 00
At IC( A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City,
Wagtail MOM. 200
At 1234 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommo
dation—.— • ,•• 326
At 2 P. M.. via Camden and Amboy, C. and A.-Ex
press—.
At 43i P. M., via Kenshicton and Jersey City, Eve
ming. Express.— - 200
At 436 F. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, Id
Clam Ticket -- g 26
At 6P. 6L. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mail -3 00
At P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, !South
ern Nail . ---.- 2 25
At 5 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aocommods
ton. (Freight and Parisenprj-Ist Class Ticket., 2 26
Do. do. sd Clase Tickat- 1 50
The 62 81 Mail Line rams daily. The 1/ 3 ( M, goath
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville. Flemington,
fee., at 7,10 A. M. from Kennington, and 234 P. M. from
Walnut-street wharf.
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrone, Grant Bend, ito., 7.10 A. M. from KO/15/MOOl/,
via Delaware. Lackawanna and Western R. R.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7.10
A. M. from Kensington Depot, and 23i P. M. from Wal
nut-etreet wharf ; (the 710 A. M. line connects with
train leaving Banton at 3.36 P. M.)
giFor Mount Holly, at 6 and 8 A. M., 2 and 43( P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. M.. and s P. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol. Trenton, ho.. at 7.16 A. M., 4,tgand 686'
P. M. from Kensington, and 2).‘ P. M. from Walnut
street wharf.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Balance, Beverly, BirlinS
rakFlorenoe, Bordentown. /to" at DU. I, et and 6
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermediate
places. at 25i P. M. from Walnut-street wharf.
1117 - For New York, and Way Linea leave Kelp [ton
Depot, take the oam, on Fifth street, above Caul-.
half an hour before departure. The cars ran into the
deot, and on arrival of each train, run from the depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen
ger. Plumengent are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage bet their wearlng apparel. All baggage over
lifty pounds to be paid tor extra. The Company Limit
their reepontibility for baggage to One Dollarper
and will not be Liable for any amount beyond (1100, ex
cept by spe.:dal contract.
nahn WM. H. 111AITZMEl. Agent
419T1N WINTER ARRANGE
m. E NT.-PHILADELPHIA,
GERMAN W NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and atter MONDAY, Nov. U. 1860,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.7 8,9, 10.11, and 12 A. M., 1, r
3,3%. 4, 6 6%, 6,7, 8, 9,10 34", and 1134 P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6. 7, 734,8. ex. 910, 11 and 11 A
M.,1, 3,3, 4. 6,6, 634 7 8 9 and 101 P. Si .
dram
Leave Philadelphia, 9.413 nun. A. M.. 11, 7, and 10.14
P. M.
Leave Germantown, 8.10 nun. A.M., 1.10 min., 1, and
P
. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leavepuladelphis, 6, 8, 10, and 13 A. M.. 7,4, 3, 8,
a t t eri l ia thittnnt Hill, 7, 10, 7.36,_ 8.40, and 9.40. and
1141 A.M., 1.40,L4D,11.10. and 11.40 P. M
O
N SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphilt9 ; ol A. , pj a. 2 A ng . T&Al ; 540; and
FOR c_OPISHOHOCIEEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia, 6.130,1,%,_906, and 11.06 min. A. M.,
1.06. 11.06, 434.166, and UK Y. M.
Leave Norristown, 6. 7. 8.06,0. and II A. M.,13(, 434,
and 6 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. hl and 3 P. M., for Norris
town.
Leave Plorristown,_ R 73‘ A M. a n d N . 6
IC P. M.
FO MANA
Leave Philadelphia, 5.60 734 9.06 and 11.9 e A, 74,,
1.85. 1.06, 3.08, 4g, SAS, 8.06 131 M.
Leave Manarqvik, 6%, 7,4, 846, 934, 11% A. M., 3, 334,
6, 654. and 934 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 9 A. M., 3, and 7 P,M.
Leave Manarank,__79(A. M., 634, and
P 8 Y. M.
H. K. szurrlEL_General Supaitlitondent.
noltr-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
arta_ N O R 111 PENNSYL
VA MA, RAILROAD.
FOR Bfrrm, DOYLEBTOWN_,, MATCH
CHUNK, HAZLETON. and Ecgrx.y.,
THREE THROUOH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, Dimember 8,1660. Passenger
Trainswill Imre ?Kinn and WI LLOW Streets, flute
dolphin, daily , (Sunday s excepted ), follows
At 6.30 A. ,(Express). for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Manob Chunk, Hasletoi3, Willtesbarte,
This 46 P. M., (Express ), for Bethlehem, Beaton, &o.
train reaches Beaton at 6 P. end makes oloee
connection with New Jersey Central for New Pork.
At 6 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
AM A.M. and 4 P. M. for Doylestown.
At 6 P. M., for Fort Washington.
The 6.30 A. M. Express train makes close oonneotion
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wftkesbarre.
and to allpoints in the Lehigh oral region.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 6.41 A. M.. 9.15 A. M., and 142
P M.
Lent tloylestown at 74111 A. M. and LW P. M.
LeairPort Wasnington at 6.4.6 A. M.
ON 19 DAY6l.—Philadelphis for Fort Washington
at 940 A. M.
Philadelphia for Dolestown at 4 P. M.
Doylestown for Phi ladelphia at ? A. M.
Fort Worthington for Philedelphia at la P. M,
Fare to Bethlehem—sl 60 Fare to Mauch Chnnk.St
Fare to Easton 1 M Fare to Wilkesbarre— 460
Throug WIL L O W ks
_must be procured St r e et Tiolet
Offloes, at Btreet, or BERKB , in order
to secure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trams (except Sunday Trains) connect
at Berke Street with Filth and Sigth-streets. and
Second and Third-stree ts Passenger Railroads, twenty
minutes after leaving Willow Street.
ELLIS CLARE. Agent.
SPRING ARRANGE-
T.—PRILAELPRI,
WU. NLINOTO BAL‘pIORE RAILROAD.
sad after MOND AY If, 1861,
PJAIIefiIER TRAINS LEAVE PHIL ADELPHIA:
For l[ ore at LIB A. M., 11.35 A. M., (Express),
and 10.60 P. M.
For Chester at 8.15 A. M., 11,86 A. M., 4.1/ and 10.60
P A
Wilmington at 8,11 A. M.., 11 35 A. M.. 4.15 and
10,50 P. Id.
For Nev Castle at SU A. M.' and 4.15 P. M.
' For Dover at 8.16 A. M. and 4.16 P. AL
?or Milford at 6.16 A. M.
For
fla tiab s
ri. 01 u. FOR .
71PRIIJDELPIELA
leave Baltimore at 6,15 A. M. (Express), 9.43 A. hi..
and 4.511 P. 61.
Leave Wilmington at 6.82 and 9.10 A. /.50 and
8 P. M.
Leave Beiliabary at L4O P. M.
Leave Milford at 4 P. M.
Leave
_Dover at 6.65 A. M. and 5.10 P. M.
Leave New Castle at 841 A. M., 7.20 P. M.
Leave Chester at 1.49 A. M. 9.40,1 . 67 and 8.40 P.M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Rail
road at 6.1 a A. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORI9:
ve Chester at &BS A.M., 12.08 and 11.10 P.M.
lye Wilmington at 9.36 A. M., 12.35 2. M.. and 1.5
A.
FREI - -- 1311 T TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
run as follows
Leave PhiLadetplids for Perryville and intermediate
places at 510
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
ti tiorm at 7.15 P. M
Leave WilminsiAß for Philadelphia and interme
diate plaoes at 6 P. •
Leave Havre-de-Di-ace for Baltimore and inte rme
atm stations at 6 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for RaVre.de-Grada and intermedi
ate stations at 61'. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at 10.60. P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 446 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
apt: S. M. FELTON. President.
A P N H D I R LA A D DI N L E P LIRAIILA
ROAD.—PASERNGER TRAINS for POTTSVILLE.
HEADING, and HARRISBURG, on and after/April
22. MI.
MORNING LINES, DAILY, (Sunday' exeeptedj_
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD sod CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPE/Aatisles i ler estrus°.
on Thirteenth sod on Collcrwhili raw* et OA. Id.,
nueoting at Harrisburg with the PEPI SYLVANIA
iLRLAD, I P. M. train nulaitig_to Pittebar• ; the
C KBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 P. M. train rennint
Chambers hors,
_Gartirle, Ito.; and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RALLROAD 1 Y. EL tram, muting to Stn
bury, its.
AFTERNOON tam&
heaV6 New Depot, owner o[ BROAD and CALLOW
HIL Streets, PH ILADELPHI A 4 Passenger e
tr i
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill stree_ ) for (PIT
and HARRISBURG. at 3.301 P. M., DAILY, for
READING way, at 151 P. AL.I DAILY, (Sundays! ea
cliWelllCES VIA PHILADELPFLIA AND /ILEADIII6
N Ai iigOAD.
Flew PittLAZIL22I.IA. Pdll6l.
To 28
DI Philadelphia and Deading
Lebanon. fle end Lebanon Yeller R.R.
Phin
YOtionlunetlOn—yg
ortatunberland .-111 .
wtsbarg —l7ll
=toy—. —Jar
finaanaoort
Jersey_ahore
Etlon —Jed
lean— —..
in--- WI( Williammoort arid Elmira
. Railroad.
The 8 A. MiandB.2o P. M. train connect daiiE at
Port Clinton, Sundays exoopted,l with the CATA
WIBECA, WIL lAMBfORT, and ERIE RAILROAD
mating olden oonneationa with limit* Niagara FMB:
Canada the West and 89nthireat.
DEPOT IN PEILADEIXHIA: Corner of ROAD
and CALLOWBILL !Streets.
asde-tf W. H. MoILHENNHY. Ds Many
DAILY INLAND
FREIGHT_ LINE TO NOR
POR d DOTE. VA., and to the linnet
pal Dittos and Towns In the South and Southwest
tioodi aentto the Oenot. oorner BROAD Street and
weeEtinuTON Avenue, will be forwarded diuly, and
at as low Mee as by any other line .
KENNEY,
!darter of Trangeortatioo
P.
W. tr. B. IL R. Co.
WICEIT LJELESTZA
TRAINS 111 oAD. vi ni ft
• I M.M i gt
iKT. IA A.l[ .. mat 1 .
Fj lIRNESS, BRINLEY, CO.,
No. 499 MARKET ETREET.
POSTPONEMENT.
NOTICE.--(Nr sale at &nay clods advertised for
Tuesday and Wednesday, April Z and 24, is postponed
until further nodes.
1W F. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, BUG.
I. N • oessor to B. Scott. Jr., 431 ORESTNUT St.
SHERIFF'S SALE AT JONES' HOTEL.
On Tuesday Morning.
April Sad, UHL It tan o'olook, upon the nrereisis,
Jones' Hotel. Chestnut street, above Sixth, will be
sold—
The entire belatioe of the stook of furniture. con end
ins of the furniture. beds, and bedding of 100 rooms.
Brussels end ingrain earners, oil clothe. dining roorn
furniture, silver plated ware, cutlery, bar fixtures,
wines, &g, &o.
POINT PLEASANT FOITNDRY, No. 9J
BEAOH_Street, Kensington ,
1111 M TWIIB informs his filen& that, ti , vini pu
ska/rod the entire stook wf Yeatenis at the A ye Noun.
Ohe is now pre_pared to receive order, r Rollin'
rbit. and ISsw Caatinge, taoap. Chemioal, oni
Seise Work, searing . Giuttlega wisige from /Lwow
iporstor7 or (Familia Paraseas. In 11 . 7 or crown ••• 11 1 •
WUM. .14,e1V
I'.l 7 7 WEEKLY OOMMUNIOATION
•??-
BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIV HPOOL, nailing at QUEENSTOWN (Ire
land,) to land and embark passengers and despatches.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company's eplendld Clyde-built iron screw steam
ships, are intended to sail as follows:
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
EDINBURGH. Saturday, IRpril 20
OLASUOW. tdatu"day, Apnl 21
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday,Mar 4
And every Saturday throughout the rear. from F..E.R
No. 44 ft. R.
RATES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
1
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool.—.- --- 75
Do. to London, via Liverpool—. . ..., --.— SD
Steerage to Queenstown, or Liveri001....—........ go
Do. to London. ......,.....,—. sa
Do. Return tickets, avalmout tor sixmonths,
from Liverpool.. .„, s eo
Passengers forwarded to Havre. Paris, Hamburg,
Bremen. and Antwerp, at through rates.
Ce.ttficates of passage issued from Liverpool to New
York—.—. .._ ......... $4 O
Cvtifiestes of passage issued from gneeastown'tO
ew Y0rk......_ ___ —.—.. t......„. ego
hese steamers have eoerlor accommodations for
paesengers, are constructed p with watertight oompsrt
merits. and carry experienced Surgeons.
For freight, or passages [y at then ffice of the Com
pany. Joßor O. DALS, Agent.
109 Walnut street_, Philadelphia.
In Liverpool. to WM. INMAN,
Tuvrer Buildings.
In (Ilissgow, to Wm, INMAN.
13 Dixon street.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
1 1:1 1 4
AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAM
PROM ram , yoax To trusel.ooi.
Chief Cabin $l3O .
Second Cabin rassase-...--.--.
1710)1 BOSTON TO xtvgaroox.
Chief Cabin Passage $llO
Seoond Cabin Yasease____ go
York Th e ships from New call at Cork * Harbor.
The ships from Boston tall at Halifax and Cork Har
bor. •
PERSIA, Capt. Judkine. AFRICA, Cast. Shannon.
ARABIA, Capt. J. jdtone. CANADA, Capt. Andersen.
ASIA, Capt. E (i. LOU
A . AMERICA. °alit Watley
AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGRA, Capt. Moodie.
Capt. E. M. Rookley. EUROPA, Capt. J. Cook,
SCOTIA, ( now building.)
These vessels carry a clear whits light at mast-head ;
reen on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
CANADA,
Anderson, leaves Boston,Wednesday, April 3.
FRIQA, Shannon, " York, Wedneeday, Mini 10.
UROPA, Cook, " Boston. Wednesday, Apnll7.
FftBl A , Judkine, " N. York, Wednesday, April N.
NIAGARA, Moodie, " Boston. Wednesday, May I.
ASIA Lott , N. York, WedneirdaY.MayS.
AIBIA, Stone. " Boston, Wednesday , M ay in.
A 'RICA, Shannon. " N. Yorjr. Wednesday, May U.
Bertha not secured until nab: for .
An expenenord Surgeon on rd.
The owners of these shies w ill not be aocountable for
Gold, Si ver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. For
_freight or
passage, apply to B. CUNARD.
mht-tt - 4 Bowling Green. New York.
FOR TITE 8017T11.-4aIIABLES.
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
Bills lading for goods for points other than the cities
of Charleston and Savannah, must be accompanied
with certified invoices, to insure prompt delivery•
Alt goods not permitted immediately after the arrival
of the ateamers at Charleston and Savaruish Will be
sent to the Custom-house stores.
The Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA having_ bee
h
withdrawn for the present, the Steamship lc Eyrropi
STATE will run to both Savannah and Charleston,
taking freights for both ports at the same time, pro
ceeding first to Savannah, and from thence to Charles
ton, making
liveries as fr e q uen tl yin and Savannah aa
when both ships wore running.
r assengers for wo re
will be tioketed through
imp) Savannah to Charleston by Railroad.
Fare to Savannah, 816; through to Charleston, $l6.
FOR CHAR I..Es'PON AND SAVANNAH.
Owinyr to the j)iffienities at Charleston, the Steamship
KEYSTONE 15TAT.E. Cakt. hianduxuatt. has been wh
drawn for the present , Ono notice pj her atlaillf will
be illVen.
Goods received even day. and Bills of Lading signed
at second wharf above Vine ;treat.
INSURANCE.
Freight and inimrance on a largeproportion of 6ds
shipped South Will be found to be lower by these ships
than by sating vessels.
Mir Insurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
tutneoesaary, farther than Charleston or Savannah,
the Railroad Companies taking all risks from these
points.
Philadelphia to New Orleans and intermediate
points. Charleston and Savannah route. oonneoting
with 'steamers for Fl orida , and with railroad, for New
°gleans and into[ me iate points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by :hie route 26 to 60 per oent oh than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by. the following
schedule. Through tickets from Philadelphia. via
Charleston and Savannah steamehipi, INCLUDING
MEALS on the whole route, except from Charleston
and Savannah to Montgomery a
To Savannah— —Bl6 ei ITO Columbus...__Columbus...__. en oo
Cheri colon. 26 00 Albany.-- --,„ ya 00
Augusta_.... 11 dfl Montgomery ......, 2I 00
Macon— - -., 70 00 Mobile Y___„ gape
Atlanta-- —. 31 001 New Orleans__ . .22 ye
N. 8.-Passengers by this route coot with the in
land Route in South Carolina and , orgiti, travelling
by the same conveyances thence to New Orleans,
No Mlle of lading signed after the ntiln bas sem&
yr. freight received on the dek of sailink
Agents in Charleston, 'P.O. & T, 0' BUD D ' .
~ Savainfordi, 11 TTER It (IA Pdhlraih
T, S. &T. O. BUDD, harleato , and HUNTER &
Gam ME,14,, Savannah, will ateui n f to entering and for
warding an goods 000sigried to the r Dam
Avrthern Central.
illlllll4la
rani:Tarr and Erie IL 2.
SALES BY AUCTION.
SALE AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS
EMBROIDERIES, R_IBi:ONS, FLOWERS, Ao.
By catalogue, on a credit.
On Wednegday .Morning,
April 24. sale commencing at ID ololook precisely.
PHLLIP FORD & 00., AIIO'rIONEERS,
NO. 030 MARKET eltroat and 691 MINOR IL
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF 25,000 WINDOW
SHADES.
On account of one ci the Ja.rcefit manufacturers in
New
On Tuesday Mornin.
April IS, at 10 o•dlost tirsaisely, by eatalogne, foy
cash will be peremptorily sold to the highest bidder,
as follows:
10 OM e-feet centre velvet and gilt shades..
10,000 ••
2.000 7-feet '
1,000 centre "
10.000 4..faet plain gilt shades.
10.000 centre and gilt shades.
Zaxi 7-feet • •
2.600 " plain "
1.000 6-feet plain green
1.000 " oenAre and preen "
2.0007-feet
LIMO - foot oentre andpilver
oo 7-feet
we would call the especial attention of buyers to the
above goods, as embracing the handsomest assortment
of shades ever offered loafs market.
POSITIVE SALE OF 1.000 ca 8
.aF,3 . BOOTS, SHOES,
D .BROGM*
On Thursday Morning.
April at to o l olook preeigely, be kola, by Cata
logue—
• 1,000 cages men's, boys' and youths" calf. kip, and grain
boom, calf, kip, and z rain brogans. Congress gaiters, Ox
ford, Sootoh, and Jersey tieg, walking shoes, &o.; wo
men's mimes', and children's calf, hip, goat, and kid
heeled boots and mimes, gaiters. buskins, slippers, Pro.;
also, o largo assortment of firet-eless ear-made goods.
also. 10 dozen (wahines' lining..
lET Goode open for examinahon, With oatalogues,
early on the morning of sale.
M FITZPATRION. & Bxus., AUO
- • TIONKERS, 606 COMITSIIT Streets
sixth,
SALES EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o'olook, of Books, stationery and tansy goods
Wetohes, jewery, olooki , silver plated ware, ostlery,
paintings, nourioal instruments, ass.
Ake, liosiery, dry goods boots and shoes, and rm.
ohandise of every description.
DAY SABO! every :Monde!. Yfridnudat. and trri•
day at 10 o'olook A. M.
PRIVATE ISALM.
At private sale several large oonsiments of watches,
Jewelry. books. etationery ailver-Va gn ted ware. collerr,
fanny gooes, ho. To whiok is so li cited the attention of
ray and eountry merchants and others.
Consignments solicited of all kinds of aterobandiss
for either public or private sales.
Wir Liberal cash a dvances made on oonaignseents.
Oat-door sales promptly attended to.
03ES NATE.AI3S, A. UOTION _VLF;
,LTA. AND 001dfdligi1014 liii;RolLl.2l7,Boutheast
oorßer of alXilt and RACE &mats.
NAThANS' LARGE' SALE OF FORFEITED
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &o.
From Nathans' Principal Establishment, southeast
Corner of Sixth and Rene Streets.
On Tuesday Morni ng.
April 21 at 10 o'olook, at Aloes' Nathan' Auction
House. Noe. 160 and /67 }Northtlixttt street, adjoining
the southeast }North corner of Sixth and Race.
Consisting, in partGOL D . of--
WATCHES.
Gold hunting case. double-cane, and double-bottomed
En lisp patent lever watches in 18- oarat oases. extra
fulljawelted. and of the moat envroved and but makers:
gold huntin g-oaeo and open-face detaohed escapement
patent lever watches. IS-carat oases. and of the best
matters; gold hunting-cage and open-face horixontal
cylinder and lepine watches. in 18 - carat oases, and of
the very best makers gold double-time and inde
pendent-second patertt ;
watches. in 18-oarat oases,
and hut makers: venous kinds of fold English. Swiss.
and French watches.
SILVER NtATCHES.
Silver huntinF-case, double • case, and double- bottom
Faiglish patent lever watches, of the most approved and
beet makers; silver. duplex, escapement lever, oylin
der. and leeine watches. to bunting cases and open
faces, full jewelled and plain; silver quartier watches ;
silver doable case, siaglo-orwe and double-bottomed
English, Swiss, and French waechea.
JEWELRY.
Diamond finger rings and breast-pins, single atone
and oldsters; fine gold sets for Indies; gold neon. vest,
fob, and chatelaine ohsins ; fine gold finger rings or
every variety . and kind; heavy fine gold eagle ; t i ne
gold I:wawa-gone, gold ear-rings, sold bracelets, gold
pencil-oases and pens, gold etude, gold sleeve buttons,
gold and silver speotaoles• gold eye glasses, gold keys,
seas, and charms, gold inedallions and lockets, and va
rious other watches and ewelry. ko.
NATHANB' GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, BED
DING, AND OTHER ARTICLES.
On Tuesday Morning,
Both Wet.. at le o'clock. at the amnion store. •
MACHINERY AND IRON.
P PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WQRXR —PIEAFIE Or. LEVY,
P 0 AL AND TREOKiTICAL EPIGIPIEERN,
MACH lIITE,_
_BOILER-MA ERS, BLACIRRNIITTUI,
and FOII.NDEMB, having, flu many /OM. been II
inicoessfal opensti . on, and been exalt:wooly engaged ip
building and repairing Marine and River &mules, high
and low pressure Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Propellers,
ego., tro. t reggeot' - fally offer their gervszee to the pnblis
AB bog Mil) prO,VGrOli to 0012tTOPt for Engines of al
sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary , Wing sew a
ptents of &Heron:sizes, ere preparea to °zeolite or
ders with quiet despatch. Every description of Patient
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Pressure, lino, Tubular, and Cylinder Boillerg, of the
best Pennsylvania ekarooaliroa. Forging, of all sizes
ro d ll h ?r n aljP. ' 4l. B ll?elifflb °r oife d rlr 3 C.r 6 ee n iV
meted with tee above bush '
Drawings and apeoifioaboza or all work Sens apt tkeir
ostabilehment, free of charge, and work guarantied,
Who ombsonbera have ample wharf doek room for re.
pairs of boats, where they can Ho in perfect safety
ant WS granite! Intl sheers, bloats, Ws. &a., 45..
for raialae bleary er lig weight+.
JACOB I. 3IEAP/ii.
10.1111 P. LEVY.
BEAM and PALMER attests
7. VANGHAN MERRICK, 70717/ E. COPS,
WILLIAIK H. MERRICK. RAWILIT MIMIC&
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREET&
miate 130tI,Ar. D ZLPHIA.
Ng,
ENGINEERS AND MACH1N1AT3,, c6 ,,,,..
glan t. ..-=,.. au b elixsio .1 '"" li ----
130116111. Gasometers, Tank", Iron Boats, &o; Coal
ins of all kinds, either iron or brims.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gan Works, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, ho.
Retorts and Gan Machinery of the latest and most im
proved constrsiction.
Ilihmery description of Planton Machinery . snob as
mugar, Saw, and 13rist Mi lls , l s Vacuum Pans, Open
ll,lteam Trams. Defeoators. F ilters, Pumping Engines,
Sole Arent, for N. Iliiltenx's Patent Sugar Dolling
Apparatu Diegogtteo Patent oStocim Hammer, and
pl,uwall Wolßei Patent Centrifuged Buser Dradmns
machine
IWAIRMOUNT MACHINE WORKS,
WOOD Bt., between Twenty Bret end Twenty
second. Estabbehed iae.
The underingned, eueoeseor to the late firm of J. & T.
WOOD, will Quntinuo the busmen In all its branches as
neretotore. rower Looms and all machines connected
with them. Embossing caLlenders, Lard Oil Presses,
Shafting. and Machine Work in general.
Thankful for peat favors. be would respectfully solicit
a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on
the late firm. THOMAS WOOD.
Philadelphia. Jan. n. lOU. je24-3m
S HIPPING
SPECIAL NOTICE
NAMES BY AUCTION.
'IIIOMAS & BONS,
• Non. 139 and 141 Beath FOURTH. atry
(Formerly NO/.6i wnd Mk)
STOCES AND REAL ESTATE—TUESDAY to.A.,
Pamphlet or net now ready. onntainang 4 ....
aanptlont of all the property to be sald,m %nada bg,'"
with a list of sales of real estate and funoturel
22d, 23d, and 30th Apnlond let Mar t or sate , it th o e Nne
charms, 90th April and lth May, including a Yet" IA AI,
amount of valuable property. .
THE NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE, fre tti 3 ,...
Fifteenth street, will be held tit prirate Nile let n ' t
dais, at a mo(l6tato Imo°. 4 tee
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
SALES AT THE EiCIRACIU b E v CRY rota.,
Sr Handbills of each property issued stips,r ate ',', 4 Y.
addition to whioh we publish, on the liaterdar -;it n in
formtt "ale, one thouestaa walogues, la X tr .,,114
1 4n Hip StODertt r.: 41
gtviliall d . aoriptlorie of
avid on tb towing Tuesday. he
NE ES rAM AT PRIVATE BALE.
or We have it [ Atte amount o n f real estate at eriu,
sale, including' /veil Ateorli e tig ad o a f oar aze 0 0 , 3 ,,e.
Property. Printed bete ihm
In one attle/tie atiii4ril
t tin auction 71.
PRIVATE SAL REGISTER , 110 4
Kir Reel °sista entered on Otlf trrivete Mile re,i it
and advertised 000dsionally
(of which uao thoueaud oovies ere Yrintad v fli k lt.
free of charge. • IN
PEREMPTORY SALE—STOCKS, eco.
On Tuesday.
April 2S, noon, at the Exchange, wilt be sold—
without reserve for non puyment of assetentv ~_
3.y100 snare, HotiOmMO Mining UOMPIny.
For account of whom It may concern—
DO shares Union Cana. Conlon?,
120 snares Little Sohitylkill /Navigation
oat Company. Railroad
I share r hilacelphia Library Complain.
aeignee's Peremptory Bale
-27 ahares North Permarixania Rmirout
e) 'shares Commonwealth Dank. COMptsi.
1 ehare. bleroanthe Library.
2 S and Coaoo aetio nCom_yA-mortuage bends of the Barclay s ad
cad al anT•
0 50 "rip Olivet Baptist Church. Federal street.
REAL ESTATE MALE — Arniii 23,
Fzeoutors , Sole—l-hate of Gonrad wolt. senates_
Very valuable GERMANTOWN PIIOPERTY.
acres, with improvements. A Ilen'e lone, Dear the &e at
Airy etatio r Chestnut Hip Railroad.
Orphans' ourt fible—ketate of Thomas prolit,d
mmeed,-0 ELLING AND LOT OP GROIAP. e.
iseth.
weet corner of Twenty-third street and Brown': cos
above Cellowhill street.
Same Estate. POUR. Dart LLINGS on ar ea l%
court, west of Twenly,third street, north of
Cntlos
Same Estate.—'EHKEE•STORY BRICK DWEIT:
ING. Logan street. north of Green street.l3th ware.
s ame ksente.—NTUß r. A N u DW ELLING, north •
of Callowhitt streel, west of Twertaire
AMA/104 ude
same Estate. —ElTOßE AND D W AMA/104 alijtteitg
thobone on the west.
3 THREK.ISTORY BRICK DWELLINGB
731. and 733 Lombard street. 73.
BRICK DWELLING, No.lo Pleasant avenue, e arth
of Lombard street.
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE
gide 0I Prettd Wen, south of Girard . veil
ven
.Loti D o met trout. The house has all the mee emon :
Executors . ' t'eremEtory Sale—Estate of Aen ?grip &
deoeseed.—NhAT RE3IDEPICE, No. 7318prsee street
and Brion Dwelling in the rear. on Orapse street. '
Car U
for Stale.—ELh GANI RESIDENCE
RILL, with 43 ‘. 110 ,reet lOth superior
slola. 5.60 feet front on Thorp tape.
FLOEtae
n e ad'
large lots !LED 7
111A00P feet 5013
t R h U . R ,
d C e ß of E a
.•
sem street, between 'eighth and Ninth ursine, opy at i6
the southern front of Continental Hotel,
HANDSOME NE w MODELN RESIDENcE.torth.
west corner Seventeenth and Wallace streets. H u tie
_nienees. Immedlata_pn.m. p
in Vl43 Illit e mE- STORY BRICK DWELLtil'oe,Wii.
llama street, northwest of Tulin street, late Diatrieter
Richmond.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, Fulton et.,
northwest of Tulin street.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
, yai.
ton street.
FOUR YRARLY GROUND-REM!), Viz.; ea, 833,
330, and 324.
Puhlto Bale at the Bertram Garden.
STOCK OF fittittF.4l, CARRIAGES, W A on 6
CART., MO W J NCE MAC ktINES, CATTLE, PAM!.
ING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Thee
e, Morning,
A ril Si. at 16 , olook, at tit e reek.latioe of A. M. Ea ry .
wiolck below Gray's Fer ty. II be sold et yobbo
sale. without reserve. about SO head of settle, inelMiar
a number of fine miloh caws, several with Oakes pi
their sides; some very desirable yoltng stook; attn.
rough-bred Durham bull, and five young belts
horses; oarrlasit by Jumbo' earner., 17 Nolo.
York wagon, by Watson;Wdouble and single Utkets;
saddle and bridle, ito.
Also, Ketehant's mowing maehtne and seed drill
Landreth's mower and reaper, with all tits West
provements ; hap rake, seed drill, natant Whitler bar
fork, cultivators, ploughs, harrows. large roller. Soo.
blo - horso Polftir, two koPti - Wheel bay ',wont No.
row-wmact bay wogou, with box boa, two ope-herte
carts, spring, cart, new spring wagon, blink and ladle,
lot window frames, sash, lot Lead pipe, cztat-irot
old iron, a large lot of farming imPlealentd. tra
Sale peremptory. Terms essh.
The Darby Passenger Railroad Cars past the law
every half hoar.
Administrator's Sale, 1911 Walnut street—EH/its of or,
SUPERIOR RESIDENCEAN DFUR d
nn. ma-
KORB. OIL PAINTINGS, CURTAINS, O.IIANDD.
LIERS, &a.
On Tuesday Morning.
21d inst., at 10 o'clock, at No. 1911 Walnut inreet.ty
catalogue, toe entire furniture, comprising sumor
walnut drawing , ' room 'furniture, mantel and Nor mit.
tore. fine7ll paintings and en graying'. nurtains,
dollars. g sae and °tuna, superior dining-room and
chamber urniture. Also, the kitchen lurniture, retn
gerator be.
Ise The superior residence, with poach tom, will
he sold at 10 o'clock precisely, previous to Dank of
furniture. lull particulars in hand bills and catalogues,
BALE OF VALUABLE MIBOELL.AIgEOI/8 BODX3
On Tuesday Evening,
April 23. at the Auction tore. S will be mold a collet.
lion of valuable misoellaneous books, a portion from a
private library.
Sir For particulars see catalogues.
Pale at the Pennsylvsnla Rotel.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS,
CARPETS, CARRIAGES, BAR FIXTURES, LI•
QUOILS, &o.
On Wednesday Morning,
24th instant at [Oo'aLcialr, at the Pennsylvania Rotel,
48 Nona sixth street, the enure [armature, feather
bode, cerpote, family Oirriage nO/111, tWO fella OE.
tiaras. bar fi xtures, 1(1110TI. &O.
ear May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morniet of
the sale,
Sale No. 1303 Chestnut Street,
ELEGANT FURNITURE. MIRRORS, _
CHANDELIER, VELVET CARRaTS, kr.
On Wediteeday Romney..
April 21, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1303 Chestnut ,treat.
by catalogue—
The entire furniture of a lady declining houreteeelnr.
comprising rosewood and brooatelle dramot.room
furniture, piano -forte by Gale tr. Co., handsome mantel
and pier minors, fine velvet carpets, eared inter
China and glen ware, superior walnut chamber feral
ture, fine mattresses. cottage furniture, oilstone, ko.
Also, a Quantity of fine preserves ; also. the titan
famiture.
air May be examined at 8 o'olodk on the momint et
thefiale.
RV' No postponement on account of the weather.
Peremptory Sale, on the Premises.
FAT,ATP! GRORGE Meg EN RV. F i /Q. _
THE EL EOANT COUNTRY SEAT WWII:, Ben i.NA./18,1. da
2. N &Pr* itYrT
On Wednesy . outing,
May let, IE6I, at ten o'clock preoieely, will be sold at
public auction. without reserve, on the promisee—
All that beautiful country seat. Woodbourne, loth
snparicr modern mansion. stable and coach-how,
green-honse, jos-house. and other oat-buildings, ai. llo
aorta highly improved land, situate on the Sprlnsfiekl
road, about half a mile from the terminus of the Darby
Passenger Railroad, and gin miles from Market greet
bridge. The mansion is of brick, ypalnted and sanded,
built and finished in a moat costly and elegant style.
from p ane by J. McArthur, Esu., architeot. and under
hla superintendence, toploto with evert arandirii
fm
provementand convenience for a winter as well ass
summer reeidenoe. The out buildings are also superior
and oommodions, the grounds beautifully laid out and
planted with every species of evergreen and deciduose
trees and shrubbery, fine fruit, pears, cherries, Plum.
tco. Also, an arbor of fohoice grape vines, a gardeo,
and several large hot beds. In the rear of the minion
are about three gores of fine American forest frets. td
a grove of large walnut tree,. The property bounds
also on the Darby Creek, 60 feet wide and T feet deep.
which affords fine bathing and boating. A more full
description may be had at the auction rooms.
The supenor furniture, horns, wrists:ls. Li., Will
be sold, by catalogue, immediately after the real eider.
Terms—half cash.
Mgr Sale absolute, the owner having goes to Europe'
Sale No. SU North MIRRORt
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. BRUSSELS
CARPETS, &c.
Fndaoing.
May 3d,. at ton O o n y M 'clock, at 874 rn North Sixth street,
lN
ovo Parish atroott
The superior parlor, dining-room, and chamber farel
tura, fine French plate mantel mirror, no Brunei.
carvers, superior spring mattresses, and leather tta.
nnoplated tea set. &o.
S May be examined with catalogue on the moraitt
of the sale, at sight o'clock.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
T HE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
- • • -• •
ISTOOD THE TEST OF YEA-ItB ERT DAL
AND DHOWS MORI AND MOAK POPULAR Zr w o e ,
And testimonia. new and &moat without Y , sd "
might)), given, from ladies and gentlemen in all t•
of somety, Wood's
united teatimmay none coo Id tem.!'
that Prof. Hair Restonstiye will restore the bald
and gray, and preserve the hair of the youth to old US
in all its youthful beauty!
ATTLE CIIZZIt. Bile h.,21, IKA.
Pito,. WOOD: T h e s e
wilt please aooept a line to in•
form thee that the hair on my head all tell off ow
twenty year, ago, caused by a complicated chronic dd.
ease, attended with an eruption on the bead. A cote
tinual course of suffenng through life having radioed
me to a state of dependence, I have not been able to
obtain stuff for Cape, neither have I boon able to do
them up, in consequence of which my head has infrared
extremely from cold. This induced me to pa Britt'
& Bodges almost the last cent I had on earth f l
ora twq
dollar bottle pf thy Hair Restorative about t he lit or
August but. I have faithfully followedthe direction.'
and the bald spot is now covered with hair thick sad
black, though short; it is also earning in all over ml
head. Feeling confident that another large bottle yield
restore It entirely and permanently, I feel anxious tO
persevere in its use, and being destitute o r Kn ew te
Purchase any more, would ass thee if thee would.'
not he willing to send me an order on thinsagents fur
bottle,, and receive to thyself the Seriptureileelarauos
• The reward into those that are kind to the widely
and the fatherless."
Thy friend. SUSANNAH KIRBY.
LICINIZA. Noble co. Indiana. Feb.
?Roy. 0, J. WOOD: Dear Sir: in the latter part of Ito
Schr lEEE while attending the State and bational Law
00l of the State of New York, my hair, [rom a me
unknown to mu, commenced falling off very mPldill
that in the short space of six months, the whole mg
part of my scalp wax almost entirely bereft of its
and much of the remaining portion upon the
and back part of my head shortly after became gory; Ie
that you will not be surprised when I tell you that, nide
my return to the State of Indiana, my more areal ea
euaintancee were not so much at a loss to discover the
cause of the change in my appearance. as my mom Ia•
timate acquaintances were to recognise me at all.
lat once made application to the most skilful Flow"
M re
ans in the country, hut.receivi ng no assurance m
side
om
them that my hair could again restored. I was for
to become reconciled to my fate, until,fortunetelY ,ln
the latter part of the year 1667, your Reiterative was
recommended to me by a druggist, as being the meet
reliable Hair Restorative in use. I tried one bottle.soll
found to ragreat satisfaction that it Wa used rtealdr
desired eff ec t. Since that time. I haveeeven o •
large worth of your Restorative, and as a result, here 3
Mob ooat of very soft black hair, whioh no moiler ma
buy.
Asa mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill
in
the prodootion of se wonderful an aerials, I have T eem
mended its use to many of my friends and soolonlig ,
a,
0 0 1, who, I am happy to inform pou, are using It
like offset. Very reepeetruily, yours,
A. fd. LATTA.
Attorney and Counsellor at LAW.
Depot, 444 Broadway, and sold by all dealers through
out the world.
_The Restorative is pet up in Battle. of three pin':
viz: large, medium, and su all ; the small hokls *LI
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; ttio
nbl small, eet terellty per cent. more in V
the eedh
retails for two dollars a bottle the je T o e 6 ..
holds a quart, 40 per oent. more in proportion, and
tails for 83 a bottle.
WAY,
0. J. WOOD & CO, Proprietors, 444 BROAD m
New York, and 114 re &n.g.V.T Street, St. Louis, t 2
And sold by all good Druggists and Fanny Good' Deal
s overlie.
Sold in this cite by B. A. FAHNESTOOK k tie:
7 and 9 North FIFTH Street. and H. ASKA/ID
TWELFTH and'gß F STRUT Streets; DYU i'T
232 North ti.E.C__QND Street.
ocl3-mwfeowWtf
CHARLES M. BREAKER, xpoTHEOA
RY, teeProttully annoupoes to the public dist ti!
well-knowne Mr. PAUL G.OLIVER at the old °DI
stand, at the Northeast earner of BROAo
and CH EISTN UT Streets. Having thorourblf refitted
the establisbment k and furnished it with a
and n °Velar;
.elected stank of raga and Chemicals, oda!
the prescription , tepensins, and manufaotuncr l °
Pertinent* to gentlemen or well -6po.° And uhtilla
Ported pharmetaentioal ability, be would rolled , the se'
tropeB.° of those who esteem exadlerme and nurßY
medioines ea of primary importance.
CHARLES M. BREAKER would also Invite stmt.
Holt to his well-mmorted stook of °hole° Tooth. fiß tr.
end other Brushes, Perfumery and Toilet and Duni
Goods 'lntensity.
a pil-wfot 61
1111ntmattsLputs, Aprll fid,
DU:ORO-PNEUMONIA, OR OATTL3
EPIDEMIC.
CATTLE DISEASE,
CATTLE DIBEASE.
. CATTLE DISEAS
CATTLE DISEASE. be ha , by
An unfeilintremedr_ for this dine/see _trw,
applying 10 Dr. H. cLOK, No. 407 VINE.:
kntindslirklak Alio, medicines for nil kinds or aim ,
Horrep,.. PUNDRD ,
JE,E. wARRANTEQ. QR ItIQNEY, ilk u riDED,
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GRAVE -STONES, tot/LAVE-STOVE S.—
My stook of Grave stones and Monuments to b
sold at very reduced prices. Beggs rah and OISMID O,
before purchasing elsewhere, at M re;T_Z A WorksrNstb of
A. 6.
fels-ts It.,pa/C Avenge . Nll4.
OLIVE OlL.—Pure Olive Oil, g' Latour
and Jauretabc & earstairs, for Ws by JAY*
RW/1011.8 & CAXATAIMI, 510915, EROII7 St. DAI