THE AFFRAY AT ST. LOUIS.
A SECEf3SION ACCOUNT
The St Louis R.spubie sell of Satu!day, a paper
wilt" leauints are oa the fade of Governor Jeok•
smooktdeiSteessionNs, brings us amounts of cite
oordhdt between the mob of that city and the
United States troops, on Friday night. We pub-
lish the details :
Unnsnal, and. to some extent, alarming. nativity
prevailed early yesterday morning at each ren
deft#Ctie-Of the Home Guard" and in the vi
cinity of the &ramie The men recently provided
witn arms from the arsenal, to, the number of seve
ral theca:lnds, were ordexed,. we understand, to be o
at their different poet 3 at 12 'clock. in readiness to
march as they might be commanded. A report
g i gnid sown eurreaoy that Oen. Barney was ex
Footed on the afternoon train, and that the tronpa
were to cross the river to receive him and escort
him to the city-. Very little reliance, however,
was placed in this explanation of the military
movements, and at about 2 o'clock P. M., the whole
town became greatly agitated upon the °insulation
of the Intelligence that some live or six thousand
in•b. 1 111 , 101 1 ..erohirig Yip-Market Spear, under arms,
in the direction of Camp Jeotson. The news
proved to be correct, except an to the numbers,
and in this case the report rather underestimated
the extent of the fore*. According to our best in
ionisation there were probably not,lees than seven
thousand men tinder Capt Lyon, (coturoanding the
United States troops at this poet), with abent twen-
ty View of artillery.
ortio,troops, as stated above, marched at quick
Bind tip Market street, and on arriving near Vamp
JeeitlOn. rapidly surrounded it, planting batteries
upon - all the heights overlooking the oatup. Long
Hies of men were stationed in platoons at. various
points on every side, and a pioket guard establish
ed covering an area of say two hundred yards.
The guards, with fixed bayonets and muskets at
half-cook, were instructed to allow none to pass or
repau within the limits thus taken up.
By this time an immense crowd of people had
assembled in the vicinity, having gone thither in
oarriagea, buggies, rail oars, baggage wagons,
~on
berseb.osk, and on foot. Numbers of men sei zed
rifles, shot-guns, or whatever other weapons they
could lay hands upon, and rushed pell-mell to the
aulirtattost of the State troops, Wit were, of course,
obstruated in their design. The lilts, of which
there are a number in the neighborhood, were lit
erally black with people—hundreds of ladies and
children stationing themselves with the throng,
but, as they' thought, out of harm's way.
Gen. Frost, oommandlog Camp Jackson, received
the intelligence of the advance of the arsenal
troops with equanimity, but with some . astonish
mint. iii bad heard. reporta that it woe the de
sign of Capt. Lyon to attack his camp, but was not
at first disposed" to" pliee credence in them. So
rigidly did these rumors come to him, however,
that. yesterday morning he addressed Capt. L.
note,'Of which the following is a copy:
HBADQUARTSR2S, Carr JACKSON, /
Mrsseelet Mitatra, May 10. 1881.
Captain N Lyon Commanding United States
Troops in and atout St Louis Arsenal :
Sin : I am. oonstan ly in receipt of information
that, you contemplate an attack upon my camp,
whilst underatand that you are impressed with
the tat& that an atteek upon the arsenal and
Coiled States troops is intended on the part of the
milithiof Missouri. lam greatly at a loss to knOir
what could justify you in attacking citizens of the
United States who are in the lawful performance
of deti4 devolving upon them under the Constitu
tion. iR organising and inStruotiog the militia of
the State, in obedience to her laws, and therefore
have been disposed to doubt the correctness of the
information i have received.
I would be glad to know from you personally
whether there is any truth in the statements that
are constantly poured into my ears. So far as re
gards any hostility being intended towards the
Hotted Sates, or its property or representatives,
by any portion of my command, or as far as I oan
learn (and I think I am fully informed) of any
other,part.of the State forces, I can say positively
that theidea has never been entertained. Oa the
o,otrary.-.ptier - to your taking command of the
itesenl,l, I proffered to Major Bell, then in cont•
mind'of the very few troops constituting its guard,
the services of myself and all my command, and,
If 1:100681117, the whole power of the State to pro.
tectthif.flaited States In the possession of all her
property Upon General Harney'a taking com•
mend of this department, I made the same proffer
of services to Min. and authorized his aajutant
general, Captain Williams, to communicate the
last that such had been done' to the War Depart-
Mont': I have had no occasion lice° to change
any of the views I entertained at that time.
neither of my own volition, nor through orders of
my constitutional commander.
I'titat that after this explicit statement we may 1
Le able; ,by tally understanding each other, to
keep far from our borders the misfortunes which
soushapplly sfilieteur oomeion country .
This communication will be handed to you by
Col Bowen, my ehief of Staff; who will be able
to explain anything not fully set forth in the fore-
I am, air,
Very respeorully, your obedient set:vent,
B tgedier General D M FROST,
Commanding Camp Jackson, M V. M.
Adapt. L refused to- ruteive-the above cominuni
cation. He forwarded, 'gen, _Frost the following,
about the time, if we are not mistaken, of the sur
rounding of his camp :
• lIRADQUAIITIRS tartan STATICS TROOPS, 1
tIT Loins Mo., May 10 18n.
Um. y.. 111. Frost, Corn mamsfsng Camp J ad:son:
Sin : Your.eommand is regarded as evidently
hostile towards the Government of the United
States
It le, for the most part, made up of those Seces
sionism who have openly avowed their hostility to
the General Government and have been plotting
at the seizure of its property end the overthrow of
its authority. You are °petty to communication
with the so.ealled Southern Confederacy, which is
now at war with the United States, and you are
receiving at your camp, from the said Confederacy,
end-nader its flag. large supplies of the material of
war.moat of which is known to be the property of
the United States. These extraordinary . prepara
tions plainly indicate none other than 'the Well
known purpostof the Governor of this State, under
waaan-tordere yon.ase aoteag, and. whose purpose,
rearftlyestntbitifildstate the Legislature, beefiest
been responded to by that body in the most maps.
ralleled legislation, having in direct view hostili
flee to the General Government, and 00-operation
with its enemies.
In view of these considerations, and of your
allure to disperse in obedience to the proolama•
don of the President, and of the eminent necessi
ties of State policy and welfare, and the oblige-
Mona Imposed upon me by inttrnetior.
Washie ton, it is m dute—t- - 1,11 1 .
b ,
j .r.gr tth no other conditioner than
that all persons surrendering, under this demand,
shall be humanely and kindly treated Believing
myself prepared to enforce this demand, one half
hoar's time, before doing so, will be allowed for
your compliance therewith.
Very respoatfully,
Your obedient servant,
N. Lvon.
Capt. 2nd Infantry, Commanding Troops.
Immediately on the receipt of the foregoing,
bon. Ifrost,Oalied a hasty consultation of the offi
cers of bls - staff. The conclusion arrived at was
about as follows: The brigade wee in no condi
tion to make resistance to a force so numerically
superior. With but a few field pieces of small
calibre, and with less than a dozen rounds of cart
ridges for his command, a battle meet necessarily
be of short duration, and of but one result—the
total rout and defeat of the State troops. To have
withstood an attack would have been sheer reek-
leanness and cruelty to the men of Gen. Frost'a
command. Ii short, the brigade was not, by any
means, in a war condition. Gen. Frost stated.
moreover, that- he had no war to wage non the
United Btatea or its troops; that he was only act
ing in cheerful obedience to the orders of his su
perior officer, and in compliance with the laws of
the 'Mete; that bo brid . antioipated no conflict. and
would not willingly jeopardize the lives of his
men in anything that might be construed into
hostility to the United States Government. Only
one course was to be pursued, end that was quickly
agreed . noon—viz : a surrender.
The 'demand of Captain Lyon was accordingly
agreed to. Tee State troops were th erefore made
prisoners of war, but an o ff er was made to release
them on, condition that they would take an oath to
rapport the Constitution ot the United States, and
would swear not to take rep arms against
the Qovernment. These terms wore made
known to the several commands, and the oppor
tunity given to all who might feel disposed
to accede to them to do so. dome eight or ten
men signified their willingness; but the remain
der, about eight hundred, preferred, under the
circumstances, to - beeemerprisoners (A number
et the troops were absent from the camp In the
city, on leave 1 Those who declined to take the
prescribed oath, said that they bad already sworn
allegiance to the United States and to defend the
Government, and to repeat it now would be to
admit that they had been in rebellion, which they
would not concede.
The preparations for the surrender and for
marching, as prisoners, under the escort of the
arsenal_ troops, 000ncied an bear or two. The
brigider,wes theta formed In line, heeded by Gen.
Freeland hie staff, on horseback, and, with onion
flying_ And drums beisting,.marched through the
wordsilitteg tee road np to an opening that bad
been made in the fence near the turnpike Hero
a halt was ordered fur some reason, and the ripper-
Mu* wee forpreewl by a , large erowd of *malted
of liens to drawlmar the tfficrere of the' staff, and
salute them with cheers. The men• appeared de
jested and rather sad, bat evidently-were not con
saloon of having done anythieg.cowardly. One of
the officers sehleved a volley of4eafening hones
by riding eip to a fence and basking away at it
with his sword, breaking and bending it so as to
rencurriteintirely useless It was a very band ,
Some sword, ape jug $ll3O, and was areeent present
from .mome cniht-ry friends. Ilins-example
followed by others, auddstabouts of applibse.
Ave the prisoners of war left the
grerv_e and soutenxi the Riad, toe Crated States sof
diere,:ezolusing them by a single file attracted
a l on g rash aide ot the line A halt was ottleied,
and - the -troops remained standing inthe position
they had deployed unto the road in. The heed of
the ac a t ime at the time vested opposite a smell hill
an t : fsl as you approach the city, and the roar
we e , v; l2 -p4M;e with the entrance to the grove Vast
crowds of people coveted the surrounding grounds
and every fence and house-tot in the vicinity .
Soddenly the sharp reports of several fire arms
were heard from the front of the column, anti the
spectators that lined the adjacent bill were seen
fleeing in the greatest dismay and terror. It ap
peared that several members of one of the German
by the errord end re
ceiving some blows from them, turned and die
charged their pieces. Fortin:lately, no one was in
jmed, and the soldiers who had done the aetwere
at once placed under arrest.
Hardly, however, had tranquillity been motored,
when valley after Tolley of rifle reports were sud
denly beard from the extreme rear ranks, and
men, women, and children were beheld running
wildly and frantically away from the scene.
Many, while tuning. 'were soddenly Crank to the
m t . ..• we/nolo& sad dying made the late
beautiful field lootilkanbettle ground. We went
over th e grove immediately after the occurrence,
and a more fearful and ghastly sight is seldom
em u - Mee lay gasping in the agony of death, and
s taining the green grass with their blood as it
flowed from their wounds. Children of eight or
tom jean of age were pale and motionless as if
asleep tied.; the trees, and women cried in lean
se they lay upon the ground. One, a girl of four.
teen, presented a mournful pletnee, as she re.
alined against it stamp, her face cold and white
fennelhe midden Marl of death.
illie;oannted fifteen dead persons, - and half
wounded, around. The only bodies
As x =: lying _
lest night were those of Walter Me.
D owe ll, living on Elizabeth street, killed by a shot
thsatemple - Emily Sommers, a girl of fourteen,
ietwee ,,,,parezte live on Clary and Saventimista
e in dif /VW, 4 1:_ Karen, residence on Sixth street,
abort Illfailoll, and Nicholas Knobloch, as seal
/apeman, were recognised 'amens the dead- A eon
of Oaptain Andrew leenhower was killed by a gun
shot in the chest A man named Carl, a Mn.s Me.
Can l6and a mechanic qt the Paola° machine
shop, Christian Lean, were 'recognized after being
taken to the dead house.
The wounded. who were unable to be moved,
were suitably cared for on
the groin& Mr.
Cqtiborne Wilson Ma wounded in the thigh. the
bail euterirg through his oust N A/it, s od f .roing
a handkerchief with It into the body. Dr. Rople,
living on Eleventh and Madison streets. was
wounded in .the aide. Trueman Wright received
two ball , in the hip. Frank _Dalian, living on
Spruces street, between Sixth and Seventh, was
wounded in the leg Denis Keliber rajared in the
same manner Them were all the names that
could be learned at the time, owing to the removal
of the irjured by their friends Today the bodies
of the dead will bo recognized and the names of
the wounded ascertained. The -total number killed
and irju a rsenal is about twenty five. It was reported
that the rsenal troops were attacked with at
and a couple of shots discharged at them by the
crowd before they fired. Whether this be true or
not, a more reckless act has never been committed
than an alined' body of deeps disebarging those
terrible instruments of war—Minnie rifles—among
a crowd of defenceless spectators.
The most of the people exposed to the fire of the
soldiers, were defiant: with their wives and obit&
ran, who were merely spectators, and took no part
in any dernonstratidn whatever. The firing was
said to have been done by Boernatein's company,
and at the command of an officer. As night closed
in and hid the ghastly horrors of the scene, a Ger
man regiment took possession of the bloodstained
camp and the tents of the State soldiers. By citi
zen!! of St Louis, and especially those who have
lost friends by the occurrence of yesterday, the
events will not be easily , forgotten.
The United States troops are now in possession
of Camp Jaokaost, with all the equipage, tents.
provisions, Ac. The prisoners of war are, we be
lieve, at the arsenal.
It is almost impossible to describe the intense
exhibition of feeling which was manifested last
evening in the otty. All the
• moat frequented
streets and avenues were thronged-'with .oitizena
in the highest state of excitement, and loud
hustas and occasional shots were beard in various
localities. There was any -amount of harrying
to and fro in hot haste, and everybody asked of
his nearest neighbor on the sidewalk, " the
news?"—" What does it all mean ?"—" Who
was ?"—" Who was wounded ?" Se. No
satisfactory answers contd have been given to
ouch questions, even if the persons interrogated
had had time or inclination to stop and talk.
There was very little congregating on the street cor
ners. Everybody was on the move; and rapid pe
destrianism was turned into account. Thousands
upon thousands of realm human beings could be
seen from almost every point on Fourth street, all
in search of the latest news. Imprecations, loud
and long, were buried into the darkening air, and
the most unanimous resentment was expressed 'on
all sides at the manner of firing lute the harmless
orowds at Fort Jackson. lion. J. It garret, Maj.
Uriel Wright, and others addressed a large and
intensely-excited orowd in front of the Plant
ers' house, and other well known citizens were
similarly engaged at various points in the oity.
Amid the noise and confusion it was impossible
to obtain even the substance of the speeches de
livered.
All the drinking saloons, restaurants, and other
resort); of similar character, were closed by their
proprietors almost simultaneously at dark; and
the windows of private dwellings were fastened, in
fear of a general riot. Theatres and other public
places of amusement were entirely out of the ques
tion, and nobody went near them Matters of
graver import were occupying the minds of our
citizens, and everything but the present excite
ment was banished from their thoughts.
Crowds of men rushed through the principal
thoroughfares, besting banners and devioes suited
to their several fauoies, and by turrarebeering and
groaning. Some were armed and others were not
armed, and all seemed anxious to be at work. A
charge . wee made on the gun store of H. E. Dimick
on Main street, rho door was broken open, and the
orowd secured fifteen or twenty guns before a suffi
cient number of police could be collected to arrest
the proceedings. Chief MaDonough marched
down with about twenty polioemen, armed with
muskets, and succeeded in dispersing the mob and
protecting the promisee from farther molestation
Squads of armed policemen were stationed at seve
ral of the most public corners and the °Mies of
the Missouri Democrat and Anzeiger des ifrestens
were planed under guard for protection.
A great deal of excitement was exhibited in the
neighborhood of the health office, where the bodies
of some of the killed were brought. Others who
were wounded and dying were also deposited there
for whatever relief usuld be administered by sur
gical aid.
rullatu FALFBIA BOARD OF TEADAS.
WM. C. BEERI I LK.
NO. E.
B. Avila , COMM= OF TEC Morn
TIM. FE
LETTER BAGS
. At the Mere/tones' Eraohange, Philadelphia.'
Ship Tuscarora, Danlevy won
Snip Lizzie tialrorn. bldridga..........—...Liverpool, soon
tittio Victoria. need. Prank) London. soon
Ship Paragon, b owes Liverpool. noon
Ship Calliope. soon
Card r".
Boar Ono J Jona,
• uemorira, soon
NAB.LNE INTELLIGF.DICE.
PORT OF PkfIL&DRLFWA, May 14, IStil.
mums Eas ____ __II 51 --a urt ern ..7 9
ARRIVED.
Bohr 8 A Hammond, Paine. 5 days from Boston, with
m •se to Twells & Co.
ikhr Wm Cages, Matthews, from New York, with
Indira to thatam.
Bohr Ripple Edwin, 5 dare from New York, in ballast
to Capi‘isa
Sour P.iing Arrow. Carver, S days from Portland,
with mdse to J Wagner.
Rohr Thos Borden. Wrightington. S drive from Fall
River. in ballast to Costner. Buckner & Wellington.
erihr Elizabeth Headley. Bowen, S dare from rt York.
with .oe to captain.
Bohr Root, beaten, 2 days from Georgetown, Del,
with grain to Jaa J Bea: k.
Boor Alert. Champion. from Belem.
Bohr Wm B Denote, Lake, from /Warn.
Bohr J Frambes. Somers , from alem
Rohr L, B Bailey. Robinson. from New York,
Bohr J L Bess. Webb, from New York.
Etchr C Golding. from New Y erk.
Bohr 8 a Taror. Dukes. from Pmvidenoe.
Behr Ottawa Van Gilder. from New Radford.
rtchr El ze. Photo. Jones. from I. gg Harbor.
Bohr J P C.A.. Endicott. from Egg Harbor.
Bohr Efenry Brown. Perkins, from Haoteneack.
Bohr Snow Flake. Dickinson. trom Boston.
Bohr Eh Townsend, Williams. from Boston.
CLESINE.D.
Brie Samuel Small, Basket', Yrovidenoe, 13 A 2 °oder
Pe.
Behr Ocean Wave. Lookhart.ifidarax. do_ __, o _
Bohr E Phan). Joner.lo , ..•.dence.am.^.^' - '" ""
pgiii,..—, oolding. Providence, L Andenried
• t3oVr 3A Taylor. Dukes. Providence, Cm:tiler, Btiok-
DEE & Wellington.
Bohr omen°. Yap Udder. Providence, do
Bohr /' Borden, Wrightington, Frill River. do
Bohr L is Bailey, Williams. Datorenmort. Van Dueen.
Norton & Co.
Bohr .1 L Hem Webb. Naverhill. do
Bahr Alert Champion. Boston. do
Bohr J Cake. Endicott. Boston. do
Bohr stn if Dennis. Lake. Boston, Noble, Bannoett
k Caldwell
Bohr Know Flake. Weaver. &beton, N Bturtevant&Co
Bohr J B Austin. Davis. Boston. do
Bohr Leesburg Swift. Beaton Cain, Hanker & Co.
Rohr Knight. Bozo. Boeron.E IL Sawyer & Cu.
Bohr .1 Frambes. dowers. Boston. J K White & Co.
& C
&lir Eli Townsend, Williams, Bolton, A Reokecher
Bohr R Corson. Ludlam. Chelsea, J B Blikieton & Co.
&Bahr W G Bartlett, Connally. Boston. do
do •
emir it Brown, Perkins, Baokeneaol.,
(Correspoodenoe or the rhiladelphin Exchange.,
taiwEn. Del., mar 13.
The brig Froole, for New York. Game flown hot °wi
ning and remained at harbor in company with the bark
Tarbox. Wind 8 E.
YOllll. &o. N. W. EILCKIDA.N.
(Correspondonoe of the Press.)
G. May 13.
The foneorint boats front the REA unionD IN
Canal. parsed
into the Soberlktll Canal to-day, bound to Philadel
phia-. viz
E Weaver. Bastian k Bruner, and Win F Coorter,
boards ti Henry Cr , akey; Bea wows!. do to GuekeU &
Calvinaennsylranta, boards to H & 6 F beant•Wright
& Bro. do to Jona Craig; Iholona‘n & Wilson grain to
itodd & Comley; alert and Union. do to Bumphrers..
Erdman Wrishtt Themas .Harer. do to Pendial.
_tiro; C Curtin. bap iron to Maxwell, Roland &Co.-
D§FIVOta NEU
Bark White Wing, lalinc, 17.611011, was at LanISM
=CI! Ult.
Ring.th, 14 Roberta. Colson. benne. at Belfast t9..`. Mt.
801 Ir regttoMlPek, Ehrnesf sailed from Lagualra'are
rwgis to um, for Balorion* toIMO bidet" fur oi York.
l"Ohm Helen, Long• ; Woodralf •t• Imo Mason; .1 II
Wamwrisht,,Corrou; Prink, English, and West Den
nis. nod ey. b onne . at tont....
&lira . race rdiSr Clark; .0 8 Carstimrs.
and vorrest: Robb:mon. unmixed .at Boston 13th Mat for
this von.
San :John Alimandmr.. Asplagartli:Bill.
Joyeet 8 Bibisy, Ramsav,and Mary, Ann troatey, Jong.,
°Tears?-g."Ralumore Etch inat for glom port.
Benrit wm John. Gahm gber. and Judge Runyon, Hub
bard sense, at Hartford 11th that.
Bohm ..arttaagena.. Keil., and J C Runyon, Mattliews,
for this port, laded from New Bedford lg.ti Inst.
&meg ninu t Demehann,• ate% boadortion, Gale.
,sad Moamont.b. Henderson, boes, at frovideno nth
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it - EVAN& ..4E WATBOI4 7 8 -
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WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand, and are tnanulaotnnag
to order, at the • Montt holly Paper Milo , even de
40flphon of - WRITLNG AND LEDGER PAPERS,
•whieh, for Doter and quality. are not excelled by any
:other Mille the. United States.
We woad call LIVAMtIOD to a new article or Paper
manufactured by us, and now for Dale, nailed %minims
Letter, which has been gotten up to meet the wants of
busmen men and others, who objeot. -Commeroial
,Note is being too narrow, and do not wish to use part
of usual letter sheet.
This overoomes both the above objections ; ie a per
fect sheet. pore wove ; Plate finish ; ruled on one side ;
stamped in centre near the top ; made from best mo
torist. trot trOM adulteration , and tattoo Invest !Mos.
convenient for use.
We also have a paper nailed Bank Letter. similar to
the shove, exempt it has tmil n iall the camber of lines
on. so as Wallow a printed kor bend 76 1
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• meant Many Bpruaze, ceeree
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t .
Ftaladelonia, f 10.13 Ol&Oufactarer of crown ' s Renee o f
Jamatea.blaser, whiela is reoosnazed and prescribed by
the moos:al frioutiano has become th e standard family
meoto me of the United hta es.
This hyaena, is a prep .cation of mammal excellence.
In ordinary charrtema. inoaplent cholera. an short 4,611
0.384 of Inlet. atom i
of the digestive functions. t IS of
inestamatam value. During the prevalectoe of epidenito
cholera and rummer 00MP41129 , of children, it is pecu
liarly efficacious; no ram'', individual, or traveller
should be without t.
Nu'rlCE.—To prevent this valuable Essence from
being conaterteited. e. new steel engraving. executed at
• great cost, will be found on the outside of the wrap
per, in order to sermi the •nreheser against being im
posed up .n by I,olthipas tmatationis lB6B
Prepare/ only by FR h.DE VIC K BROWN, and far
sale at his Drug and Chemical Store. N. E. coiner of
Filth and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia, and at Flit:-
N.Eir IDrug and Morainal Store.
cotggr of N inth and C hestnut streets, • • Conti-.
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Len% inssics' and atoq_ yens : •
Also. /seer Mat ofeotsrs' Dear Felyt, from 11011
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CH AMPAGNE.—Ve. Cliquot, Lallema
Orr. andAysitnerze takia_C ea, ktligk .
riNVUlat s lOr i a I.RONKrutltrent. imps.
",
1111 or the direct importation of any of 14
• Wive brut& will be Panotiathy attended to. e.
RAIR RESTORATIVE:
TH_E ONLY PRBPA T F, A iTION
THAT
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
AND *ROWS PORN AND MORN POPULAR EVERT DA T.
And testimonies, new. and almost without number.
might be given. from ladies and gentlemen in all grades
of soolet,y whoops united testimony TIM. .J 0 Id ~lst.
that Prot. Wood's Hair Restorative will restore Die bald
and gray, and preserve Ole hair of the youth tel age,
In ali tie youthful beaut 7
LIATILs CIIBBL, Wok.. Deo. 31, 1668.
p, to p, Wow,: Thee willt please accept q line to in
form thee that the hair on my head all fell off over
twenty years ago, caused by complicated Moronic, dis
ease. attended with .an eruption op the-head. A con
tinual sours' of suffering through life having reduoed
obtain scuff of dependenoe. I have not been able to
r onyx, neither have I been able to de
th em up, in consequence of which my head has suffered
ei meinely from cold. This induced me to pay
& Houses almost the last oent I hail on earth - for a two
dollar bottle of thy flair Restorative about the Ist of
august last. I have faithfully followed the directions,
and the bald spot is now covered with hair thick and
black, though short; it is also coming in all over my
head. Feeling confident that env , her large bottle would
restore it entirely and permanently, I feel *among to
persevere in its age and being destitute of means to
purohase any more, I would MS thee if thee wonldst
not be willing to send me an order on thine agents for a
bottle, and receive to thyself the Scripture deolarabon
—" The reward is to those that are Mud to the widow
and the fathe Hens." •
Thy friend. BIIBADINAR KIRBY.
diens. Feb. 5 1
Pito?. o..1"1-Vigti'lL'2-lgir'l l untlis letter part :Pt*
year 1862. while attending the State and- ts [monad Law
School of the State of New York, my hair, from a cense
Unknown to me. oonunenoed falling off owl- 4 ply, so
that in the short spec , of six months. the upper
part of my scalp was earnest entirely bereft of Its cover
ing, and much of cue remaining portion pod the side
and heck pert of my head evilly alter Ircame. so
that yogi will nothe surprised wnen I tell you 4nati upon
my return to the Stage of Indiana. my esofti:enumal ao
quaintances were not so much at a legato discover the
cause of the change in my appearanoe;as my more in
timate ecomaintanoes were to recognise me stall.
I atones made application to the moot. eltilfal physi
cians ID the country, out, receiving assurance from
them that my warm:mkt again be restored. I was forced
to become reoonoiled to my fate, untikfortanately, in
the latter part of the year 1857„ your Kestot atiVe was
recommended to me by a druggist.-as being ns most
reliable Hair Restorative in nee, .I tried one bottle, and
found to MY great satisfactiou that it was producing the
desired effect. Since that time. I have used seven dol
lars' worth of your Restorative, and as a result. have a
rich coat of very soil black hair,whiolt no money can
b "A s . a mark of my gratitude for your labor and skill in
the production of eo wonderful an article, I have recom
mended its nee to many of my friends and thimusintah
oes, who, I am happy to inform are using it with
like effect. Very respeotfully, yours,
• d. M. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 444 Broadway, and sold by all dealers through
out the world.
The Restorative is put up in Bottles of three sizes.
viz: large. medium, and so all; the swill holds half a
pint, an u retails for one dollar per bottle ; the medium
bolds at least twenty per bent. more in -proportion than
the small, retails for two dollars a bottle; the large
hold faruart, 41) per cent. more in -proportion; and • re-'
tails 223 a bottle.
t) J. WOOD & CO., Proorie_tors. 444 BROADWAY ,
New York. and 114 MARKET Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and FilinufiCtooda Deal
era-
Bold in this cite by 11. A.FAIIN WSW . QK & Co., NOB.
7
and 9 North FIE rlt . Street. and HattmAßD Ii
TWELFTIi and:CII STPI UT Streete ; DYUVT.b, CO.,
232
13-m North tsfer SECrWtfOND Street.
ne oi
•
lIIROPOSALS FOB 1117BNISHINO THE
YAP Kit FOR. THE PUMA.'" PRIITTNer • ,
SLI'IIIIIINTBNIANT PUBLIC 31 . 1/1111c13.
si
WAssuuTox. 0 0 137 /i 18 tn.
to purruatice of the provisions of the seventh section
of the '• Joint Resolution in relation to the rublits
Pennine." approved J une Mow, ap l ord p r op NM. will
he received at tam pines, until Monday . the lst-dey of
July. ItBl, n o'oloOk Bl,lor furnishing the paper that
in be required for it pub to plinth% for the Tear
ending on tne let day of nscember /853 •
The subjoined het speoifies, as nearly &scan be ascer
tained, tne Quantity of each land of paper that will be
reutuxed
Masa 1.
10,000 reams hne printing paper. nticalendered. to
Meaeure 24 by 98 inches, and to weigh fi ft y pounds to
too resat uf sheets.
CLASP 2.
e,roo reams fine printing paper. colanders& to mea
sure i 4 be 33 inches, and to weigh fifty-six pounds to the
team of /500 sheets.
agreeably to the provisions of the joint resolution
aforesaid samples of the °keynoter and quality of the
Paper requir,l for the above claw:tea will be furniihed
to applicants therefor. The paper is to be Put upio
quires el twenty live sheete each, and In bundles of
two Terme e eh ; each ream to commie 100 perfect
sheets Uniformi t y in color. thickness. and weight sinll
be required; and no bundle (exclusive of Wrappers
earl Inc or r or under live per cent. from the standard
weigh:will be received, arid the gross weight will inall
cases be required. Mixing of various thicknesses in the
name bunt) e to make • p the weight will be considered
a violation of the contract
CLAP. 3.
400 reams superfine entities paper. bard-sised and
super calendered, to measure 24 by 32 inches, and to
weigh fifty pounds to thaream of 600 /heats.
CL • SS 4
MO reams superfine map payer. sized and inten
d erect, of such sizes as may be required. correspond ng
in weigh w,th pa.er ineaeurng 19 be 24 mishear and
weighing twenty poundsper ?earn Of 489 stisetS.
Ctstis 5
600 reams superfine plate paper, (calendered or un
ealendered. as may lir reqtur:d. 19 b. 24 inches. and of
Boob weight per ream as may he required.
CLASS 6.
1. 1 nod reams quarto poet w nun g paper, 10 by It inches
2. 20 0 do Can dO /5 by Ofi do,
3. iihr do dem! do le ty 3is on.
4. 1 000 do folio post do 17 by 12 do.
a. 100 no medium no 18 br 21 do.
6. 30 do royal do 19 by 24 do.
7, 50 do !user rnyal do 20 by 18 do.
8. to do imp.rial do n by3l do.
9. 100 do double sap do la by 56 do.
Masa 7..
1. 5 000 reams Writing paper 16 07 26 112011611, to weigh
twenty thee w t
i t
pounds par ream.
2. 1,1500 resins wr,tine paper, 19 by 16 inches, to weigh
twenty-eight noticing per ream.
3. 3,100 reams Irian , ' paper. 18 b. 25 inches, to weigh
twe..ty- six pounds per resin
4. /00 reams writing paper. 18 to 22 inches, to weigh
twenty lon, pounds per ream.
6. 340 180.rell Wetting sniper 18 by 18 inches, to Weigh
twenty two pounds per ream
0. 4 . '0 re.c.a g paper. 12 by 18 inches, to weigh
twelve pour ds per ream
All the Papers deeignated in clams 4.5 6. and 7. must
contain e&, perfeetsheste to the ream. and no
aide" quires. They are to be m•de of the best mate
rials. Gee from adu.teration. timsheci in tae best mea
ner, ant tn a • rue edge. and 'POO rely and. thitalantlallf
enveloped. Tie pupa sin class 6 are to. tie white or
blue. laid flat, and of 'soli Weighte AS may. be required
br this office lhose In Masses 3.4, IS, and?, are to be
white. and 01 the sizes ono weights spawned inthe
schedule.
I'll.r right is reserved of ordering a gre'Llei or less
quant.ty of men and every ir rid contracted form %lithe
a asses, to be fit Muth. d at such times end in
each auan
t,ties as the public service may team's.
slush chum will be consider d separately. and besub
ject to 'a separate con. reed; bat sudden may ofliu for
one or more of the classes in tne same proposal.
Nn proposals will he considered unless, acoompanied
by toe guarantee that the bidder or bidders. if hie or
their proposals shall be acceoted, wilt enter into an ob
lisatimL with sow and enfficient sureties. to furnish
t e articles proposed. blank forme for proposals
will be fertnebed st this office. and none win be token
into consideration unless substantially agreeing there
. with. .
All the paper in the several elatee . e must be delivered
et such place to mar be designa,ed in W,sbingtoniiitr.
(except teat olass7, whiob must be delivered et Bal
i lelo, in the state of New YOrk ,) ill good order, bee of
all anti every extra obaree or eapengeoson Nader% to
the inspect on. count- weight. and Measurement of the
Sue - rintendeut. aria be in ell respeetrienAllitliotorT •
Bidders are required to furnish. with their proposaie.
samples 0f,.. not lees than one quire c s ifglialj,idapiviiilly
e•xemp ' t . , Z d oliMr e g i n i r,llle_suocessful
bidders trill be requi,on- term to their
"L aPl "' •ui . " JOHN D. DEFILE gati.
edigiriGirdel i t - 4' the Public Printing. Wallington."
ans. endorsed "Proposals forthipplyins Paper.' mycsgt
“IZIOALL STORER,” “AIANDLIS," Ice
sear DEr,:avdszer,
fIuaBLIT OB .PROVISIONtI ANL CLOTIII3G. .
Aran. 17, 1861.
Proporo.ls, sealed and endorsed "-Offer for Small
Stores," or " Otrer for Candles." err "Offer for Salt
water Sosp.".or Odor , Alustard-Beed, Meek Pop-
DST " itch. the OriBo may be, will be received et ?IMP
Rumen until 9 o'olork A. M. on the net day of May
next, for furnishing and delivering ton reoeinturtwenty
dare n_quiso at the Muted rtatee wavy yardsat Charier
town, 31 aseaphwatts ; Brooklyn, New York ; and Goa—
port, Virginia ; such quantities ears of the following
artiohee (excepttne "the milt-water soap and the candles,
for each of erkich separate proposals and contracts will
be n.ade .1 as may be required or o•dered from the con
tractor by the Chief -or- this Bureau, or by the re
spective comminaing officers of the said navy 7SIdX.
during the Bacal year enqing srth June '
1862, viz:
Boxes, shaving, India rob- Blacking. boxes or.
bar. Combs. coarse. India rub-
Broshes, shaving'. bar. or • utta perolut.
Brushers, scrubbing. Combs. fine, India rubber
Brushers. shoe. or entre. perch&
Brunei, clo hes. Grass for hats.
Battrns. navy vest. Jack-knives.
Butts ns,IIISWY medium. Razors. in single cases.
Buttons, navy coat. Razor straps.
Butionz. dead eye. Scissors.
Beeswax, in . 4 lb cakes, Spoons.
pure.
Cotton spools of N 05.12 andl6, 002 yards each, 3 cords,
aqua parts.
Handkerchiefs, cotton. fast colors. 32 by 30 inches,
weicht not less than 2 oz. each, texture 8 hyB to 3 inon.
Needles, sewing, Non. 1,3, 8, and 4, drill eyed be
warns.
...Rattan!. hat, hest French black . ]: Taub to the vieoe ;
moth 13i mot..
• Soap. ithaving. iu isakes; snob mike not less than govt.
Silk, sewing. b.ue-black ; wrapper not to exceed 2 oz.
to the pound.
Thread. blaok aid white. Marsball's or Brubour's best
quality. and in such proportions as maw be required.
Tape, white linen, 4 yards in length, is inch wide.
Tape, black, twilled ootton.d. yards in length, ieeh
Thimbles, 8-19 and 910 in diameter. •
All the above artless most be included in the offer.
WntTx SALT• WATER. Poe e:—Separata bid for 80 000
palm*, and suc h additional y esa,t tity ao bnay be se
euiftd.
The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut oh,
and be of the best quality. denominated " welts' salt
vra•er soap." and be delivered on sixty days' notice. in
rood strong box-s of about TS pounds eaoh. and. aP er
iresseetion. the boxes must be booned at tveti end et the
expense of the contrati.or. The price to be uniform at
all the :aide,
EITEARIVIC Gxonure.--Siparate bid for 60.00 pounds,
and such. fltraer Qttistisv 03 may be rolquircd.
The candles must be •• sixes." of pnme leaf lard
'tsarina. 810 Inches in length, exotica - ilia of Lip. six can
dles to weige not lest than 14 ounoes 50-100, nor snore
than It 011tinall. *eel be paid for a:wording to the 11011111
Nire,ght, without refer. nos to commercial usage; the
melting point Pot to be lees than (swam Fahren
eit. 'l'6 , wick must be braided, and worbboled of 713
cotton thrones or the best quality of No. 77 Tarn. 'The
candles to be oelivaren on sixty days'. notice. so good
boxes, containing about :0 p und• each, and - the,boxxo
marked with the oontrasstor's name and the weight Of
she oand,es.
PARAFFINE CANDLES.—Thin offer is separate And dis
tmot for ten thousand pounds. according to mimeo.
and snob further qua, taty as may be required, for
which sixty days' notice will be given.
1 1 47J2T/RD BEZD, BLACK PEPPKIL,
beware. e bide for all that 111C0 be r sulred for the use
of the navy. to be delivered at New 1 ork only.
M untard seed. American brown.
Pepper, black. Malabar.
Bowes, octason, for mustard and pepper.
Corks for bottles.
All the foregoing articles must be of the best quality,
and conformable in all respects •o the samples deposit
ed at said navy yards, and subject to snob inspeotiorylt
the navy yap d where delivered as tie Chief of the Be
roan may direct; the inspeoting officers to be apPointed
by the Navy Devartment.
; All the articles to be delivered free of any incidental
expense to the Governments in proper vassals or tank
sees, i-nd tue price of , eaoh mimic must rde the istirte
at the respective places of delivery ..P.okeses in Which
the above armies are deli ered most be marked with
their cont. eta an.. the name of the contractor. and be
sufficient to insure their temporary safe keeping. .'
1 tie cot.tractor nom establish agencies at such sta
tions ode r .ho his residence t as no delay puny
in furnishing what _may be regain d; and when the
contractor or ascii tails pro.. att. to comply with a re.
quont rn. the ehief of the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing th4ll be authorized to direct purchtutes to be
made to supply the defict,noy. nutter the penalty to be
exoressed to the contract; tne record of a requisitos.,
or a dnpitea:e cagy thereof, at the Bureau of Provisi ne
'and Clothing• or at eit..er of the nary yards aforesaid,
shall be ev.derioe that each requisition nag been made
I and received.
Two or more approved mutation. in a sum equal to the
estimated amount of the contract will be required,
and twenty per contort'
to audition will be withheld
collateralamount of all pat manta On aooOnnt thereof not security, to memo. its perlortimnoo. awl not
in any event to be paid until it Oi in all respects com
plied with ; eighty per centaur i f the amount of all de
ovaries made will be pam by the n'vy agent with . n
thirty dais after Mils, duly authenticated, shalt eave
been prsented to him.
Blank forms of Drop:male may be obtained on anvils
oatisn to the navy agents at Portsmouth, New flartri
ehi•e, Boston. New York, Phil:W.4.We, Baltimore,
Norfolk. and at this Bureau.
i.t a ti re . oo . l or dup e liol o tis hi o s tjti o e lette r
posal w t i t i i t fg e nning a bidder
no
tification thereof,within tile meaning of theeteacaltall:Z
o. d his bid will be merle and anospted its tor.foraut;
I Wi , h trine understanding.
k„very offer made matt be acoompanled as directed
in the Act of Up: grees. making approp-mtions or.the
naval service for 1848-47. approved 10th of /input,
/400 by a written s uarstites, Maned by one or. more re
sponsible persomp, to the effect that liepr they under
take . bat the bioder or bidders will. II his l er their hid
e accepted, enter into Ai °bringing within ten trays,
with good and suffiment sureties, to famish the supplies
promoted. The Bureau will not be obligated to consider
any prop eel unless aticomp wed by the guarantee re
guyed by law ; the oompeteney of toe guarantee to be
I certified ,by the navy agent, district attorney, or the
enlieeteeof the pert
The attention of bidders is called to the samples and
de'crivrioss of artistes reqvtrrd, as. in tie tamertiess
Wore receptive, a just but rigid comparison tetathe
made between the articles offsres cad It. somPfat dad
eoweaer, rrrtioinesuists that roll below them i and their
alissisis'i is ftt's Partirwfarly dirteltd to thiijoirt To'
srsstiss e 1 g7r4 of March, 1t54 , agog to the act' gnash
August. 1114 e. fit"
.
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B nd.AN and
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49 aaba 49 X•rik
TILE P,„EES, IL-PHILAIT4I4I4, WEDNESDAY MAY_
,15:,
E pfr*T;ll:3 ,PILLM
SLOE HEADACHE.
NERVOUS. REALM. H E,
By the use of Ogee Pine the Periddieet &Eliot. of Nor
moos or Sick Headiset may be Prevented ; and ;Stake:l
at the commerMement Of an atteok inunediate .rellef
from gam endliebieis w!11 leo - obtained,'.
Thej.looldefirfarlitztiemOvint the Wasailis gad Hiair
'echo to Which females are so "abject.
They cot gently on the bowel., removing Cossiesurs.
For. Liggrary Mee, 151v4rvis. Detioste Female., and
all Velum* of satistarg , /i4ilS— ' thav are valuable ea a
Laxative, improvlnX:thiApeeritel-ilvidg leas sad vig or
to the disclaime prem.. and.reetonng the natural eine
tioitp and strength of the ',nob system.
• The CEPHALIC PILIT are the remit along investi
gation and carefully conducted experiment., having
been in 1/10 mous- Yea*, der ,* ..rtuoh time they have
Prevented and: relieved a mut amount' of pain and
wiffetims fiom Headiofie. Whether 'origMatuag in the
surfers "Mem or from a. deranged Mate of the sto-
They are entirely' vegetable in their comyoritien, aad
may be taken at all Met with perfect safety eritneat
Making anyehasge of diet, owl is*Abanico of act, New
;erasable Mato weeder; it We_le - ethirieirlir Mem to
BiWARE OF OGUNTEariwa
The genaine kris'lkeeeiefalexceiottilieFY.P.Brishints
on eaah Box.
Soli by Druggists and slietbei9Rebriiiiritedioites.
A Box will be sent by maid Prepaid.= receipt of tbe
PRICE, ' .CENT,
All •rdera Wald be addieenee
HENRY IL SPA DING.
TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMEUa OF
CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL OONVINOE ALL Vnlo MUTER FROM
Eik=Y 4M).81188 MBE IS WITHIN
As Moss TuticnoMall are ingsontst4d by Mr. ISPAID
ING. they afford itiwat.stionabia proof of Mg ill"
satv ySMo traly {euvitific ffireot try.
MA108711,1.1, Oman., Fe 6.6,1301.
MIR. SPALDING. _
BIR :
I hem, tried Tour c'ephrilio d I la. them so
thall,innt YDVIA toilend rqd votth mord,
FtrVilDrim are le ' taws. to wilt/Tell Imo
few I) e, Ala box tot fret'. YO4l. ~
?Send trlllia Dr mall, 'and oblige
Your otr't Sereaut,
. _ . JAMES KENNEDY.
Mx. Ira=rte.
Bra •
I wahion seed me one more box of your Cephalic
Pall. I MMa rectiviki a greapiaai y brmult from :Atm.
Yo!ant iv Vrai.
-BTOIXHOU9E.
R. C. STAI.DING.
81a:
Yon will'Marie° send me two boxes of your Cephalic
P 11)... Read them immediately.
BeapeotfullY Yong.
P. S.—/ kers rereteed au box Of WHO rine. gee / 1 %/ 1
skew weedliewst.
BELLI VIANON . OhlCh Jan. LS. MI.
H. C. arAinitio, Esc. . .
Please and enclosed twenty-live cectc r icr which scqd
c:..•MX cf your Cephthe AWL Tkifry foe lowly
ti} riVitati.iiies evil. Irk& '
BITIMik .e. ' • ....' . A. ISTQ_VER, P. M.; •
' •
Belie yipoa..wiccact 00.. 0.
-
- _
11. G. elpAs t puve, Erne. • • • .
1 irtek (or itutEttprotalitll Oflirgo iilol/ Dina, to Dint
your uoPumfm nlll more pertlenierly before Ull
ane
tomen.-.-if,7o4.heve anything of the kind pillage send
me.
One of my onstomerre. who is *rage at. to severe Sick
neadeehe.tiesanily4sating two days.) was owed qf an
att.rir tva crid. io.. 62. vow Pilhowtrith. I sent-her.
Reel*OtfUlly years'. •
wrLREN,
WHIZZ C. grazzarbs,
No. 46 Cedar st,. Z 4. Y.
DEAR Rix:
igolosod Led twe_pty-ii,vo cents. (25.) for wtooli semi
box of •' Ceptiebo Pill,. gelid to addrass of Rev. Wm.
C. Filler. Reynoldslmrg, Freaklin Co. Oltio.
Your Pills so ask like a charm—cure. if *attache armee t
iastiattor.
?rift Tam,
. WM. C. FILLEIL
MI, SPILDINII.
Sni :
Not long image 1 sent to you for a box of Cc p habe Pitb
for the ours of the Nervous Headache andHoaeuraree,
and repeLve4) the PIM% And , akar ,Add - ae good es tful
etas jots to=t o i t c::•. , • • •
Pisan NIA Wietor
• pelcatl. M.
Cephalic Pins aocoamika-tae obieet for highthey
were made, Tug.: Cure or headache in all its forma.
Examisr, Ntr,Mb, Ts,
They have been tested in mere thins thenrend 68.11616
with entire 'noun.
Font the Democrat, St, Cgosd, Mitts,
It you are or hays been . troubled with th e headache,
feild fore LPSz (COMO° Piibla Kr, that 7011 litaY hove
theta In cane of an attack.
From the Advertise . Proeiideace, fr.
The Cephalic Pills are eod to be a remarkably effeo-
Live rettled7 for the headache. ant. one of the very beet
forthat reirrikeiquent complaint watch has EMIT been
dlcooviired, •
.Prom sari Warren X.X. Gasets, Chicago, 171.
We heartily endorse Mr. El paldiiir, and his unrivalled
Cloetualio
Prow KM Esteawis Valhi( Star, Sawawks,
We are sure that parsons ralrarias with the headache,
who try them, will stet to them.
From tAt Seat Urn Pita EWA,. Nero Ori.aea , La.
Try them you that are egieteel. nod we ere isiaro that
your testimony oan be added Lathe rdready_nnmerous
bet that bad received benefits pl!: no other medicine
oan produoe.
• • •
From CU M. Lewis Ponotrats - •
.Thitimmenne dolma for the ktitile (geohati POW
tumidly utomeies.. 1
Frees the &agates DeTploPari. /OWL
Mr. Spatting' areal4-riot ecemact kis : name with ea ar
ticle he did not hem to Pocceom real merit.;•
The togeonoey in their favor strong. fromils most
resseetaele quarters. _
From she Daily Anis, Vissoperti a. t.
gimbals fins sr" Satz yis 91100 dill kinds.
Nees Costosordat Beattwa, Beam, man,
Said to be yet 7 elltoseiesui for he hesdaebe.
alii , oos Goonma,cial. thmicionsati, Onin
igoffotion annual* tan no. NI !shim&
ST A Single bottle et IPA7IDIIWI PSIWARED
SLOE low nave ten time tliate aegg awinsiiy."lll
SAYE ElIVISCB8!
ECONOMY! r• DESPATCH!.
i
aro A avyres ta Tr Navas Nivnt.ollte
Am saoidents will _ lime even ht well-remo
families, it id Vital. tlfwiltkb to WINS ' 'Mae ohllitgi la ti
oonvenientT, for rasa Fsntilan!..Tourerfocike'
-.reIIaiDINGICIP PARED WATS ,- . • -
ineeti:all iviL: intyroubliloi,,- and .ho koniekold oan
Mad to do attain% lt. • tilt. Altman °ready. and UV to
the 1113akillit Roust - . 1. i " ,
•HATISEFUL - B*BAY ROUSE."
K. B.—A Brash socompslues each bottle. Ptiosin
seats. Address,
HENRY 0 pra.xxarqq.
NO. 48 MEAN REE 7 , NEW YORE;
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A... tertian napnnetpll4 e r • are WAMPUM 1 °
palm off on the . [Pe', heitettertsa . : lllll
PRKPAMID GLini..l'' '"ou atieiminalt0 1-
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UVIII ALL KINDI3 Jr
14.1.1A.DAOHE
S OSZIALETXRET. -MEW .YORK.
SPAZDINWEI
HEADACHE..
TEM 'REACH.
k/Avintioss,Pan Fair, 6,1861
SPIIIIC2 CIIIIEMt, RTYKTINGIXI7I COUNTY. Pal
January U 1,1861.
PLIT?IOLDSBV/ioo FRANV,WCO., Ohiol
iM •
YPIIILLNYI. Mini.. Jan.% NEI.
Nom Mt ddeertisori :Ffittddrsci,na.
SPALDING'S PRIIrAILED GLUE
apmanturs MOAB= GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE 1
liff9lMMNoll C
expA.
IfcELlAlyop,",
MUTUAL INSURANCE OOMPANY
of znuaumpul o ,
opputig. No. SOS WALNUT 8111110117.
r un tus nilf/7,oEnynnf onstou..r io L: ld7,umited.o.tnie,czts. ,4r
. °ninths , ' in town or
. . .
. L.
Ce.AR C.5.T1T.A.P.0 0 .1 1 92-48Ems 1017,1112 H.
Which ui invested as fol owe. Ms :
In Mgt mortgages on city property. worth
double the amonat—....;.--_. $182.9K1 IA
Pannsylvania Railroad Co:oil per D ent, first
mortsage loan,:iit 0011 . : .....-. eau Go
renuky Weems Rathowl .00.'8 6 per Dent, - .
se
cond mortgage load, (.4.1:1,030).......-. 9AOO OO
Co.'
gontinddoe ono Broad Ton . Railroad end
, -Tonal s mortgage 106 n— 4OM 00
Ground rent. first-c1ue5........__--- -.-- 461 00
Collateral bane, wall seauxed---.= 5,500 oo
lUiry of Philadelphia 6 per cont. 10an...-..-. 30,060 00
!Allegheny County per sent. Pa. RR. loao_. 10,000 00
Commercial
_Peak stook-- .—._ - .5,13/i 01
eshautos'Barik f IWO; ......., .................. ...--. 9.811 so
anneivania Railroad Co.". stook— .- . 4,000 00
rhirltOlialloe Mutual Insurance Co.'s stock 26060 00
Co:
County Fire Insurance stook— 1,000 00
D
he.elswars M. a. Insurance Co.'s stook- - 7 0 0 00
; hp
nion" Si otos! Insurance Gm's eortm- - • sBO.OO
Rills rseeivable.--. . ...-...- 14.0011 74
Book accounts. scorned interest. &0......—. 7,104 as
Cash on hand'— —..—.—. -- ...... Mist to
817.142 04
The Mutual principle, combined with the security of
&Stock Capital, entitles the ensured to participate in
the. pr eats of .tho Company. without liability for losoax.
Leaps promptly adulated and paid.
DIRECTORS:
Clem TiniieT, namuel Bispham,
Wit n,,Stiompsoa; - .RobertMen,
FreAeriek Brown, :William Musser,
William Stevenson. Beni. W. Tinsley,
bhp R. worrell. Marshall Bill,
R. L. Carson.
Telenet, - Charles J. Johnson Brown.
Robert
Leland.
itosengarten, .Jaoob T. Bantinr.
Charles is. Wood, , Bouth-Rolven.
James B. Woodward, John Bissell, Pittsburg.
CLEM TII'W.LE". President
B. M. RINORMAN, aearelarY.
Penman 16. 1861. reM
ENTERPRISE
iNIAtittANOE COMPANY
OF PITTLADELPELA.
(FIRE LNBORANCLE EXCLUSIVELY.) ..
COMPANY'S EU - LL.D.:NU, S. W. CORN.S,R
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIitIeOTORIS:
F.
Wzm BATCH/OAD al'
uas M Altg.itzi. •
HASBRO Faxzneir..
JOHDI M. ATWOOD.
13zio. T. Timm',
PIMA/ WHARTON, i
F. RATOHN .
CITARLE3 W. COXE. Efee
113kENDU MUTUAL s LIVE
, - INsugANuir,
COMPANY
No. 921 O.III(MTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALL ray , PROFITS DIVID D AMONG THE IN
SURED.
Insure Liven for short terms or for the whole term of
life ; grant Annnitael and Endowment',; puroheee Life
Interests in heal Estate( and make all °entracte de
pending on the contingencies of life.
They not as Executors, Adininietnitore, Assignee!,
Trustees, and Guardians.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY. January 1.1981.
'Mortgages, ground rents, real estate-. .5322,981 97
Waited Wares stocks. Ti notee,lonne•
I of State of Penner Wawa, oit! of P/1110-
delphia . • -- ..... 563,726 34
Premium' notes , loans gaps ae
'Pennsylvania. North Pennev,valus. Rail
roads. and County eta Der oent: bonds. 106,802 60
Bank, insurance, railroad, Mal Mack*, Ac. 97.647 49
Cash on hand, agentehalanoes, dco., Eta..— 38,208 14
02
DANIEL L. MIL).. ER, Prest i f n m.' l2B
SAMUEL E. STOKES. Via. President.
JOHN W. HORNOR B eere t ar y. mh.73-tf
INELAWARE MUTUAL !NUTTY
EURANOE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
:Inoorpoyated by the Legielature of Tettneybriona. igeo.
Oise 11. E. Gainer of THIRD and WALNUT street&
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INRURANOE.
On Veasela :r i
Cargo z To all part. of She World.
l ' rel - u " LAND INOVRANOEO
On Coo& by Ammo. Cariali..l.Akea, And bane Gar
ava. to all patio at the? Mum.'
FIRE IrtsuP.AtiCES
On Merebandiee generally. 0!1 ttorec. Dwalite
Torazaiico..
Ar.ilLons OF THE COMPANY.
November 1.1850.
OBR.OOO Unito4 States five' dent. loan.—.looo.oou 00
111,000 United State, cii emit. Tributary
Notes, (with accrued interest)- 1.19.463 64
100,000 rannsylvaina State five ,ar Deng
06,970 00
11,000 do. do. sin do. do. 61,946 00
lag.car Philadelphia City six cent. Loan . MACS 57
111.000 Tennessee Stars five cent. loan. 04.000
yennitylvanta Kati sit mortence
- Six cent. bonds.... MOO 00
1.3.000 300 shares. stook Germantown One
Company. ititereet and pnnoipal
artintoed *by the Cite 'of Phila
delphia ' LIAO 00
41.000 /00.attares Pernurllvasua Railroad
(Tommy_ MO 00
11.1X10 MO shares mirth IMlcurylVanla
Aall
road Comnany.,-,_ 9t.11 00
1,1010 00 shares_rhiladelphia too Boat ana
Stearn Tar Qoppany,—.-- 1400 NI
3110 I shares Philade hia ant Havre de-
Crape Steam ow- boat Company,
790 2 slams .Yhiladelphia Eschew'
Company---- 126 00
1,000 1 'hares Continental Motel ISCO 00
' --
Dd7oo par. Coat $511,3352 4 . Market Va1.5664-Md 71
I receivable, for insurances Awls.— 3.11.
a and m0rtgagee.._......._...: 34,600 00
Real estate - ' 51.656 ad
Releases due at Agensise-Premiume on Ma
: - rine Foilotes.iniereet. ma other debts Ons
nCientpany MOM 03
Norte and stook of stndrY inattrance_azil
other CoMbanies SAM RI
Raniven la
In drawer . 411 00
mum 151
Of XECTORLI. .
W I,Ltsrat Karlin, Engine! E. Otones.
=inid A. Bauder, J. N. Peniston,
nee:Anus Parth.linx • . ErSloan,
Jan R. Penrose, el.r.d Jingle:.Jingle:.
John 0.-Devis, N. ones ,
Jamul Ttfuntr.
fteneer ' in:.
William re, Jr., Wheinal'C; d.,
JAmesl C. , en, finbart .130 n.
Willearr G. Ladirig. ... Meta) P.; Jones.
Jediettit sec, Jekines B. AVF6II2IIIt.
pox. Ainetort, J.. 5.121 P. Byre,
rge C. Geiser, " Joan . Semple, Pittsteg,
Ugh Craw, O. 'V. lordiui, Pitts
%Yule* Xeity. ger i i "
Wltiled i a MP A. 13. rt, evident.
.0700 r.erid out.
ABNEY IsYLORI. 'Ise:TRUT. ' 110/741
. .
INSURANCLEXOLUSIVELY. —
ud
No. t5lO T ZS ZentrIneMP ART ifirtt E eile Pl6 :
iliV=P;sny, f;Tornbllknown to the oommimit7
'tor thirty-IRA years , oorinves to ilunno 4,gainst loos or
demises DT Fire. on pu ie OF pnvems Builainss, either
permaner=for teit WOO., 21.1110. on Furniture,
atonic" of or Merahnnthas generear. as Liberal
• Their Capital. tagetheriktli a lark. Surplus Fund. is
invested in the most cannot manner. which enables
them to Mir to the insured an tunionbted seceritr in
thiSelitia of lOU.
DIFAIICTOItn.
Jonathan Patters n, psaao Hailehurat.
11.ms n in Campbell. 'looms Benne.
.
der_ uesulan, ... Daniel Smith, Jr..
IWun•Jdontenna. John Nereseu_x,
Thomas South.
JONATIIIN EATTiaSON, President.
BIAINIPX &Mel, 860rOlary. 11214-1 Y
SVRATiCE'I3.OM PANY OF TUN,
ts.reti ts ClE fIaMBYLViNIA—FTIM AND MA
RINE ..Artagg-- Nee. AND 4 EXCBANtik:
D11114.1a 4
In -7 A l— Cortal DZO,
Asti 6174,112 71.
An tneestad in sound and available zisearities—non
gnu, to Insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings.
Steaks of Merchandise &F., on liberal terms.
DettbOXOBB.
Koury D. Blierreid, eeorge H. &nem,
• Monica Zi a t i p Sapiel Grant,
ester. • looms Warner Willl ,
. th. l'homata Wattecs.
tt Mltial• L learcir .
Geo eC. Woo'
_n_
.7LEN7I D. SHZEJILKIIII, Preiridany
WILLLLM BARPB , neoretarr.- J• 44(
VaINSIIRAVOIL - MCITIANIOS'
nuavi t COMP4NY of Philadolenio. No.
1 1,38..rforta ISLX.a Street, Qolow Gam Inoue Budd
nige..Goodo.ond rehendloo celetally front 1039 or
= e V II&
d Aggird 'th" `? a d ift t all
.. o ? the A t t z- a 7 , D. 3 m e rit.th e. I *es
.IOIISZTOPC
Wail= Iktoreso.. itoieirt ilnnion,
FerolB ft*r, Michael MoUccr,
ice L. Ilonzhertr. Edward McGovern,
.....11,1„srtuk 1th0010a..13. Mocoraook,
Jamie Primo. Jot= #strt
Matt
ew McAleer, Protean s+d
lc,
Ralfortr, ,lonn Gamed:,
!homaa Venaphlll. Bornoni it Holosinan.
horn= or, Charles Clam
mama °Memos, Dltehaol Golull.
FRANCIS 000PNR, Prondent.
BJJItAID RAFFERTY. ZooretarT. coA3-17
A MERIOAN FIRE INRUR &NOE 00.,
1 INCORPORATED Ino CHARTER PER
o.A. 310 WALNUT 13treet r abote Third, Philadelphia,
Having a large paid-up, cepit4t etc.calc and nursden.
lwrented in wend and m5.14/119 neounties oorkttnnea to
in
thre on Dwellings, Monks: Parniture, korolmsolidirir
* VOW , in port. and their easseot. and other personal
property. Alllosees liberally and promptly adinsted.
DTRICTORB.
!oho T. Lewis.
Jam
m es K. Campholl,
E. dad. Dntith.
I..;h&a.,w..rooltney,
reel Morris • . .
nalMorton,rant& Brady,
: OMAN R. MARIS, President.
ALBERT C. 3. CRAWFORD. Seoretarc. fe22-tt
RXMANGE LNSITRANUE 00kPANY
AZA . .*•OIIIOS No. 409 WALNUT Street
' FIRE 0481.TEARCE on Ronneis -and Merohnudina
mnsrally, on. favorable terms, either limited or per
taali
DIRECTORS:
Jere:Malt Roma, Thomas Marsh,
Jetteltp . Oinytode, ' glaries Thompmet,
Ramat D. Roberta, woo T. Halo,
Same L. Smedley, .foalaws T. Omens
Rtaben - C. Hale John .7.4 l rilfiths.
JERMMIA.II BORSALL, Treadmill
- JOHN-Q: GINNODO, Vice Freardea ,t
Anoxia? Con. Senretars. • tatek
JOB PRINTING.
NBW - JOB PRINTING OPTION.
-,4 -fritug PR ,S 1 S `L .
•
vreloratUt 1 14Ctegnite zteatlT,oheSD le , 411 d eavediuniudy
Elar=
rktrlPLlL*Ne''
I' APES tithrio
NMI b 6
OLAlikrol l EVERY DESCRIPTION
lIIIIITIM 101
A iCalOrt SEEL to* IV YEW!
itEXCHARTS, MLR UFACIVIII
lALL,AtIAD /011 J I:OUR/1110Z COMPANIES,
PLAIM AND ... ORNAMENTAL PRIZATIM
sr Ail orders lefrAt_tke Pitkestion as of The
r**• 4 7 CRzawal am's. well a* preivint
'1.11411 -
.
NOTI - OE.—The Citizens of the diffetent
Ofties tied 'rowel* throuthout thelititta are invited
to otek. esetttfeer - ter. th e Dlites at • ittuoit the next
prtlAl,, , orrArt, "Au& gustl be heel. Pi•osop
eettesletter4itelueemeetet and advaßtaxes o'6o
td , tee ends Melted Couleettee.erlitented tr.tbe x
eftigeti* ContuVee. will be received
et nuld OBas
• ecostzsuni
Eilestieteq . L:Pe..
JEJtP.P,
NOltitillabOta i ttim
SOW
usll-rain
MINN.
-
Mt! ' Ve Lit 4: fitajW/C
-. , '1) 1&,
n it HA* T Zri , 4,110 Au.
On and 4 7 gig St ir •
a 4 5
ve 0f.,136:11,;.(151,z9,2.1:tan '
ky,,,48;‘,49.8,114,20P11:9,41,91.04L:117.1.;
A. 7.,
I ,
8.
1, 3.3.6 IL 6.6% 7,4. 8 O. o re P. M.
The 820 A, M. and 886 P r 1.443111 IStoP at Millifbn
t OWII, FUND 4Y'•
Leave 9 05 A. M., 1if..22(..5.7M, sad 1104
Leave Goll6: ntownB 10 A 01 • , 1. 4, 6/4.And OM P. M
521 ,
11.-LL RA
r,
Leave vraladeiphia. 6. 8. 10, 12 A. M r , 2. 8.86. 4,6,8,2,
and 1016 P M.
Leave ehegrAtit Rill. 7 10.8.8.41,9 40:11.40 A. 01.1140,
3 85.8 OK 7.10 8.40 endlo.6l P. M.
The 8 A. M. and &M' F.M. will make no !Cope on the
Gormaatown road.
ON SU IDA I S.
Laave Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M.. 23‘. and 7 1 4 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill. 7.00 A. M.. 12 40, 6.10. and 9.10
P. FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia. 610 734, 9.08. 11.05 A. ra., Lee,
3 oa. au. 0, 10. 4 . p.
Le.W.' NO rrietOWß, 0,7, 8.(5, 9, 11 A. M., 134, 434. MI,
and 951 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M.. h and 5 P. M.
Leave Nornetown. 7:41q„ and 6P. M.
FOR MAN A Y UN K.
Leave Philadelphia, 590, 734. 9.09, 11.08 A. 81 . 045,
2115, 3.95, 454, 6r, 8, and it)" P
l• • -
I cave Manayunk. ON. 731.8 35, 93.11 1 4 A. M., 2, OK,
6,7. and /0 Y.
.5103.7.mcm - L. IPA wieN,
Gro. 8:6o8r,
lonia IL Rauvni,
S. A. FAum,:asoci„.
ANDIINW D, CASK,
J. L. EURINti
ORD STARK, Praia+lent.
rotary- fell
INMAN la
el RelitNiXls.
al d ICA.UII
MAIIP/311411
013 e
MEORAIIIIO4. BANS",
. ON WIND Alre.
LeaVe Philadelphia 9 e. M.. S 6. and 7 P. M.
Leave "%suave k. 7% A. M 11,1%. 6%. limn 9 P. M.
IL. K. BIC Oenik rtil ;Superintendent ,
m7ll-tr Depot, NMI - A and OH sE,r• witeeets.
Frith: PF,NiNki in L 't kt: A. L.
D,
)260 VOLES RA DO U BLE TRACK. •
1861..150RP 15 I W° l- •
THE CAPA
T M'IR , L T 'RO ir is roo - op:Eq
o AN V - Inli r T,HE COUNTRY
TIMOR wiaßol.l6ll. YASSEPTOFat VOAINS
BETWEEN - PHILADELPHIA a YD.. PITTSBURG.
connecting m root l i phitenelphiewitlfTriroug h.Trailm
from Boston: Jiew Our,,,'OGd all pointer Rast. and iii the
Union Depot n,r,Plt burs will. LIT Trrit TO aud
from all points int IM West. Norther - 0, t;e.pd cdithwest
that (weighing facilities for th e" asp_ ation ot
Passengers nionirpassed for aimed and' bomiort by any
other route.
LIMON and Feat. Linos run through to Pittsburg - ,
withoutohange of Cans or Conductors. All, Through
Passenger Trains provided' with Leinshridge , " Patent
Brake—speed under perfeot control of .the 'engineer,
time adding .muchsto ttit,salety ortravellere, '
%Tolling , Cern are lataohed to each Train ; Wood
vu Sleeping gars to sprees and. Fast Trams. The
EXPREett:RUNS DAILY Mail and Fact Lines. Snit •
days excepted -
Mail 'train leav es at. 7.20 A. M.,
Fast LILIO 11.45
Mumma Train leases " 1045 P. M.
WAY.TnAIItS LEAVE AS FOL. LO :
Barrishorg Abominnorlation, via Columbia, a.so Y. M.
Columbia. • - 4.00 M.
parkesburg • ata.4u P. M.
West Chester" 1. at 8.1.11 A. M.
" • " ...No. 2atISSo P. M.
West Chester Pasaengers will take the West cheater
Noe. land a f nr: . • rvra TrOlPs,
an&- Elmira. ll4ll-
tennediate' DORMS; Merin
.Phalselelphia.M.7X A. AL and 2.11 P. M., go directly
Tio ere Westward may be obtained at the .offices of
the Company in _Philadelphia, New York; Boston. or
Baltiniore ; and To:AM:Eastward at any of the impor
tant lianroad Offices in the. West I also on board any of
the regular Line of Stoaniera on the Mississippi or any
rivers
IST • Faro always es IcAC and time as eildek, as by any
other Route._ • • •
For further in formation apply at the Passenger Sta
tion. Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market streets.
The completion of thi, W eaterri ; connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Dhicageonake this tire
DIRECT LINE 11.1STWR.BN iii I, EAST, APIA THE
GREAT WEST. - -
The connection of tracki!by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg; avoiding all diayage or ferriage ,ef
f t
together with the saving oime, are advalitagetnew.ui
ly apprroiated by Shippers °Cirri:Agfa, and the Travel. -
ling Yobbo.
Merchants and Shippers entrasting tbe transporta
tion of their Freight to the Company, can rely With
con. g once on its mmedy truant.
T.S RATER Or FREIGHT to and from any point
in toe West lir the Pennsylvania Railroad ars at all
Times as favorable as are charged by other Rai/road
Comrawies.
Wir Be partioilar to niark • packages " via Pennsyl
vania Raproad.
For Freight Contracts or Shinning Directions, apply
to, or. address either of the following Agents of the
Coninarli
D. A. Stewart, Pittsburg:
H. B. Pierce & Co., Zanesville. o._; J. J. Johann. BM
ley, O.; R.-MeNeelv, Maysville, Ky.,' Ormsby & •
Crop
per, Portsmouth 0. -Paddock & Co:. Jeffersonville.
Indiana ; :H. W. Ifrown & Co.; Cincinnati :').' Atneru
& Hibbert.._ L ouisville .
O.; kteldram, Madmen.
Ind. Jos. E. Moore. oan:Mlle. KY. ; ,, P: • 6. )'Riley &
Co.,'Bvansvitle Ind. ;N. W..Orshim'ar.. co.; Cairo.
lIL LR. F. Baaa..Shalar & Gamin. Louise Mo.; .Zolla
ttarrie, Nashville, Tenn. •• warm & MGM'
phis, 'teen.; Clarke & Co.,:Chwago, 111. W. R. 11.
Koontz, Alton, ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at different pounm in the West.
B. B. Ki rGSTON, Jr, Philadelphia.
MAORAW & KOONS, 20 North street. Baltimore.
LEECH & Co- 1 Astor Homo:4or IWilliam N.Y
), E,ECO.. B oston.
H.
CO No 77 State street, Boston.
11. FL HO USTON. Gon'l Freight Agent. Phila.
GentT
L. L. BOUPT Geicket. Agent, Phila.
B. LEWIS. &mei Sup% Altoona. Pa.-
1861.
BPMG u ittit/IClNtiii . 17 .0 ::::*LYRA I 4 i l t ity .
AtrD faCGAD CUR .
hunpLFROM gixim lirce ram
irtritlC AND WA rLACAS,
nal( WALNTT-112. WEARY "AND iIiNSINGTOLI
WILL I.O4AVE AS FOLLOWS. VIZ:
At 6 A. M., Sift Camden and A.Mbog. (Land A. Ae
oommodatlon .« ... . . ..S2 26
At A. via Dice.er - reatr
Accommodation . 1 2)
&to A, m., via Camden and Jersey f' y, aterviiir
-..--.—....
At 1131 and A. M. i s Kenematur. Jersey
Western 0 de
At 11 0 1 r. .usirtoon - aad Am3oi A000N.423.
_ I 96
At P. Ul4Mdell Ind Ani s Mil, C. and A. Pa
ers - ea
At 634 P. M., via Kensin gton and Jame, City, I:st
ains Er_press.— COD
At et P. M.. via Kensington and Jersey City, 24
Clever/abet— . .2 MI
via Camden and Jersey Chi* 1 3 1vialiX
nil— . 01)
At .M., via Camden and Mall CitT,Notitir.
ern 1 SO
At a P. 111., m andAmboy ,
a Camdecommoda
nonil.
l ) Freight and Peuisenger)-Ist Class T i cket_ 226
do. • It Class Ticket- /60
Int. 6.P M Mall Line rim daibi. Who I.IX PM, don th
ern Mall. daturdn” C , loOPted.
For Belvidere, Easton. Lambertville, Flemington,
dco., at LlO A. M. from Kensington, and 2...% AL rem
Walnut-street wharf.
For Water Dap, Strada bari.,l6ertntot, Wilkesharre.
Montrose, Great Bend, &0.,7.10 A. M. fromitensinston,
via Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
For Mauch Chunk , Allentown, and Bethlehem at ?X)
A. M. from Ke a Depot, and th P. M. from Wal
nutotreet wha ; (the 710 A M. line oenneets with
train leaving Easton at 3.85
ISFor Mount Belly, at And 8 A. - M., I and P.
For Freehold. at BA. M.. a nd I . 71.
m.
WAY MN.KFi.
For Bristol, ll'rentor., KO., at 7.10 A. M. mei_and
P. M. from Lamas - ton, and 2K P. ht. ,fr og wain's',
stresttrharf.
For olmrrs, AlTlrtOnt 1414 n00, Beverly', Bar
rook roma', 3:ko outown, at, sax, a nds
Steamboat Trenton, for4ramir turdTniermadiato
Jilifir p f t ,Nigqiigrom, n eat wheal.
can unu
ezt-sn him: l r t t l e fore de an F fittreet. inth the
deft, rif , d on arrival o each train. Cram. run from the depot
o of BUY/XS, onb_, allowed sash PaAllrll-
E. Passengers. are orkubited from talcangangthOili
gate but their 'roar apparel,. All kgo few'
y worlds to be gaid r 'extra. Ttor li ds Parr 'limit
the ir reirsonvibili ty_tor rage tO Orisßeirantry.Wlanc,
and wiLl not be llama "far any anicent baron* wsw, en
*mit br amnia/ oectrast. -
'JAW W.AI,
Rig NORTH, Picruianag
vAr4JA RAILROAD.'
FOREFIRM, DOYLRSTOW R._ MS OR
CHUN , - HARL - 14TON. E ASTQN, RCKLEY.
WILRESBARRE. & c.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS
On and after MON DAY. MAY- IL 1860 , Passenger
Trainewill leave FRONT and WILLOW Strom% Phila
delphia, daily', (Sundays excetitsd). as follows
A tsx2
At 6.4 3 A. M., Express). Tor Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. azietatil Wlikestarre, to.
At gAgry. al., ( rics u Afor Bethlehem; Easton, to.
This train read es n atll P. 81., andmaltes aloes
oonneormn with New ersey Central fur New York.
At 1.10 P.14.,' for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch
Chunk. & ig.
At 9A. M. and 41' M.. forDoylestown.
At 10.90 A. M. and 6.40 P. M., for Fort Washington,
The CO A. M . Express train make. close connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
the shortest and. most doturablo route to Wilkesbarre,
and to &Tuts in FOR hilt 04*yagion.
RAINS PRILABBbP:IIA.
F i r
ye thlehem at 640 A. M., 9.)8 A. M., and 5.39
tiftore Doylestown. at 9.26 A. 30 . and 416 P. M.
Ye Fort Wastungton at 6,30 A. M. and 2.30 P. M.
0 .15 1 1INDAVS. - Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8
tilladelriltia for ftylestawn at a P. M.
eylertown for PhiMdelphia at 6.40 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelp h i a at er. AL
Fare to Bertvettem-$1 60Care to Maria CW1129.119 59
Fare. tO gAtolVii....-.-. /50 itare to Wilkesbarre.. 460
Through Tuoksta meet. pr o cured at the Tiotot
Officft, at WlLLOW'Street pr SERIES Street, in Order
to secure the above Tates of la. - 0.
All Passenger Trains (except (Nadi Trains) connect
at Berta Street with Fifth And . nth-streets, and
Second and Third - streets Passenger inroads, twenty
minutes after leering Willow litreet. •
EL bits CLARK. Arent.
ARRAN
likkif APO 7.7.gA1.--111LADELPRGIF:AA,
W ' , BALTIhIOR RAILROAD.
On and alter MONDAY ' APRIL 15.1867, •
PASSEPIPER TRAINS LEAVE HILL DELPHIA:
For ..13a1V
al re at [1.15 A. M., 11.35 A. BE, (Express).
f l o l l 9 tlostCrstil 0.18 A, M., HA A. Mu 4.11 and 11).61)
P. M. • •
POT Wilming
10.199 P ton am A. 70., 11S6 A. M., LIS and
: M.
for Dew Castle at 515 A. M. and 4.18 P. M.
or „Berner at 5.11 A. M. and 5.15 P. M.
or Milford at 8.15. A. M.
For Balntebnry 158 8.15 A.
PO hi.
115.1 R PHILADELPHIA
Leavelt:rarer! at 6.15 A. M. (Express), 9.43 A. M.,
gave. Wilmington at 6.50 And 9.12 A. M.. 190 and
1.
Tel eallithary at 1.40 P. M.
Lem Milford at 4 P. M.
kayo Dorar at 0.56 A. M. and age P. M.
Leave. New guile at 8.23 A. M.. 7.20 Y. M.
Leave Chanter at 7.40 A. M., 9 40, I.ff and 8.40 P.M.
Leave Baltimore for ealianury and Delaware Rail
roan at &MA. 113.- - • • - •
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORR';
- Leave Cheater e t t 8.44 A.M., 13.05 and 11.10,P.M,
Leave WitglingtOn at . 9,36 A. 12.: 6 ni., and ix
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Oar &Mashed,
Yon ran ne fAllon
Leave Philadel i shia* for Perryvlils and intertiteMite
Leave Wilmisoriou for Terryville mid taterideillats
Plisse! c j a 2 l 2 . •
Leave i intim — for Philadelphia and interme
diate planes at 'BP.
Leave Barre-de-Grace forHaltimore aad intennedl- .
ate stations at, 6 A.
Leave Baltimore for Ravre-de-graes cad intermedt-
Ma stations mil P. M. •
laSt SURDAS%
Only IMMO, P. M. from Pialadslphis to4ollll4lflh
Only at 46 F.M. from thilli,miyte to Tht elphia.
den M. FELTON. resident.
AILLADELPH I A
o/PY--__Mr%m :l l l ls . 4-
ICEAPLPI9I and kAILAUSIWRIii on and niter Mar
MORI-lINO LINES; DAILY, ( 5 - undsie o:wonted.)
a tm g i ez• D iril o pu r i p." pr ep AD
on Thirteenth Ari7rai. streetsjg 8
somat_ Ins Harnitbnrqurthp YE"(
...MAL* 1 IRE- ninvnt.es Pflesbellt the
cubIBERLAND -VAL,LE 1.011 r.m. Emir
e t
hambgksburs, and the HORMYRI
CENTRAL RAILROAD I.P. .61. train. roman to to am
.
beryots,
.; .
AFTERNOON LINES.
_heave New Depot. corner of RELOAD and CALLOW
RILL Streets, PHILADELITIOA4Pageuar attrtosaa
oh Thirteenth end oniCallownin otraetoo for ruTTB
-- and PRAHARRISB, at LIS P. AL.:DAILY, for
READING ordr. at 5 .. DAILY. (Sunday'. at
teand'AdfoEßYlA PRFL EL REA AND xEmirms
Luno/S).
4 ,20 . M1C . L.432114;
0* MI
Le
ftrnspurg —.......-1111,
Pbin ...
c .. .• - —.--.111
VCIle Mar .-. L
...1421
Tinton Juofian-1 1 4 I
=*
rr a iktimberlaad . •
.g e gtop rg ..................
Oralegler• , .
........3111 i
An....—........ 356
ittal.: M. trai iilmil En ao rr onsot °ilr dati ..-
Cfla"VitiMVATlVekialialta
sealeisys hinacj close- one _lath lines Cu Muer*"
close'-
ea
5 eet s Smolar..
DErwr Pi • zuraLA Corner of SCUD '
Mid C
• •W. 11.11/eILERNIIEY. &watery
' ..ii. -241":11.111,17.11.3 INLAND
TO Plait
toLK AN PONTANOM G , VA. and to t pnnau.:.
tea ' Ottielf-and Tawas in the Bench and _ % s treet,
mods sent toile:Teset. - corner MIAS? le. ~ t . ono.
AtilairiGTOM 4tittotrao, WI be tomato** Win *GM
i 4 ag l . lo :Ktso4 II Pr any Wt#or ir r. spinoiv ,
.
blaster of VtiAinottstion
P: W. ft.:B. A. it. co.
CH M
ll uls by WETREBILL dr, BROMERI
Jail 47 and 4 Mrtu isEcOtly lom,
FURNBBB' BRINLEY, PO.,
!tic. mAAKE7t
Peremptory sale for "eh of --
LARGE rgiEK of IHIfICY
At the *fore formerly infouried b •
. . Baugsan. •cH FRF ET ETR Er,
At& ROIEWES,
G. 4:9 MARK
On .Tuesday and Wednesde.r. onnAge
May Cl and 22, nonmtenoing lit
,* oNflook slob dal.
eon` stint of • • • r - 'l7
Wool Shine end drawers, cotton and wool hosiery.
gloves, gauntlets, patent thread, spool cotton. etai binn
ing', silk handlieroblets.nuspenden. steel-ep ing hoOwo
skirts, merinos" , Monate, go•d lewelry, combs, brushee,
buck nod leather pnriree,Vortmonniues nooket books,
"per. envelop". b ittons.
od e, fnns, pipes Pipe
stems, cords, pins .99k i s s ere.. snatla. nornumnon
nays: baskets . soa p . Lie egbe water, perfumery, nod a
great varlet, 01 NIET
Also. large Olga towe l.) thief-proof wife.
4 large size •how cam".
largemze.Gorrnsn silver-mounted show Dan
N. 13 —Goode will be Peen tbr L exammation on men•
day morning. May 220v1fllsoatawIlliel6
N F. PANOthier, AIIOTIONEEii, Puc-
A , • moor to B,Reiltit.lr.. 4Slr giUSISTIVIJT !.4t.
SA" OF .F 314 1001.obtt• nOSIERY. fiIILLT
EERY 60083, & c .. by catalogue.
This Morning.
May IS. sale commemcin O g at to
IDERIES. o'nlook preetsell.
EMBR
Xis lot, lat. and choic handss cambric and book em
broidered collars, sets. handkerchiefs, he.
DRESS GOODS.
Also aline oflatest and best styles barer* and lawn
robes:bres. HOOP SKIRTS.
Alan, CO dozen superior steel sprint/ hoop Akins.
600 DOZ 8.4.81ERY.
Also, E'.o dozen Indies' white, brown, and mixed cot
ton hose, children's hosiery, men's white and brown
hone, lisle ana
—s CeS EI e PE RFUMES Y.
Aiso, eases choice first quality perfumery, extracts,
halrotlß /S tec.
BONS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
cartons Paris bonnet ribbons Freud, artificial
flowers.
STOCK GOOF'S. JEWELRY. Iko.
Also balance of retail stook, oousietine of motion.,
embroidenes, dress goods blankets, towel',
AiS. One superior nweirui.
uOU CASES sTB AW WOOS.
On Friday Moridlig.
May r. by estslo: us. at 10 o clock. 100 caste straw
goods, consisting. in part, of medium to very fine qua
lity spit straw, Florence, braid, eoburgs.colouill and
lanai straw ' bonnets. r&c. etYles Mines
lanai Boulevards. fan"y hats end caps, palm and WilOw
whits and colored tilha,ers..Bo.. being the finest and
moetoboicai aroortment.of straw goods offered this sea
-1 son.
BRANDY_ IN BOND,
On Fridni Mornitig.
May 11.'at o'otook, nine eivith-pipeo Dobiroeu
oniNneecnbond. Samples now in store.
131111,1 P FORD & 00., AUOTIONIERB
No. WlO MARXICT 14trpot stud i2l MINOR Xt.
Pour! VN BALE OF D
I.O BR /UU oral ES BOOTS. BROWS
ANOGANB.
. . . .
On Tiuiraday ; !Worming,
Alay JO. at 10 o'clock precisely*, will be aold, by °star
hie--.
100 oases melee, built' hid YOritile calf, kin. and grain
boos, east, kip, and gram brooming; Cougreas
calf and Yat Lea Oxford ties, walking shore, &o:: wn
men's, zanies', and children's calf, kip: goat, inoroooo
and kid heeled boots and aboesotaitere. slippers, bun
aim ito.; also. a large and desirable aaasortment of
brat-cuss city-made goods.
Goods open for examination, With oatalognoo.
early on the morning of sale.
AT 0001.Mtill(0131SCENT OV BALE,
On Tbarsday , !donna'.
May la, will.be sold 16a.lotent men's and bore' read y
made clothing. elated jewelry. watches, ko , by order
of the executor of an estate.
3/1 rITZPATRIOK •Sr,
Dui • TIONENIUS. 604 CaFZVI 117 fftri alien
SWIG .
At I ii•slink, of nooka, stationer, azd ilL110? coedit.
watches. ielat .9404 1 4 1, *lvor plated ware, sather7,
liatAtino, zit itistAtuitiontitik, Ao„
44 •° , 437.1;490, , tp0U5, aria , 'hoes, ant war
e 4 1/1 4 P l iZat i i r I,O llM g quo WedPisfayeaad Fri
day at 10 ornlook Ai= *
At ozivata sale leYeral larg.dotinals,nrwents o i!wat a las,
tone r 7, books, stationery, silver-VS.4d wars, outiell,
fanny goose. Arti; To 'triton la solloited • the attention ol
*AI and country noesonautm and other'.
Goardgamenta softer/tad or ail lands of nervy snits*
for ettneranalia or private ea!ea.
• 11W_Lebaral asistvadmoe• =dß ea comic awn%
(Mt-(1001:141ecetoree Rat4OA4%to. • •
it ion: - WEEKLY (30MMUNIOATION
BY "ffrEAlll . BETvaltaitEw
_Vita .
AI. , F.R.POOL, calling at Qt , ..
/61 , 41STOWPI are. ,
lark! tO land , and embark peasertand up
fhe Liverpool. Moir Yegirid • • linadoiplua. Mem
ship Company's splendid utl e-biii t iron ' re! steam
stops, are inteaderr toe/vitae moire :- • , • •• •
__FROM illi •Ir
FM Crß if' Rift-LIVERPOOL.
CITY Or at attO a EATER,' Saturday, May 11
CITY VrOaLTIBIOIth, tiatinitly, Ma Pi
xArtGAKoo. . . datorday. May 24
Aottevery_ tte.tarda 7 . throughout tho'year, from Pi. bit
Pio. 44 Pl. E .
RATER OF PABEllk a .
THROUGH FROM. Pill Me..
Cabin, to f/neirnator,r, n or Liverp ool. ......._........ 875
Du. to Lopsion.Tl4 Liverp001._....._.__...._..: 880
Stoor.go to quranato*nrk, or 11.045ripooL ....................-.- 19.46
Do. to L0nd0n....-....-...,.. : .,—.......4.........4141.. 11.133
..... .
--
bo. Return iio~CeM , available for tax mont6e;
from Liverpool.. SOO
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, Hamburg,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates. "
emtifiostes of passage bunted from .Ltverpool to New
140
Goroates of passage located from Queenstown to -
tow sea
hose steamers have superior acoommodations for
Passengers. are oonstruoted with watertight 00tapart
menta, sad carry exponential burgeons.
For freight, or priseageiapigx atthe office of the COM
POT* Pelee DALE, Agent.
111 Walnut etr.et, Philadelphia.
layeriroul, to WM, LIVA4I".•
Tower Bedell/IL
In CHawow, to WM. INDIAN,
spB-u . • 13 Dixon street.
Op . ..
MHIE BRITISH AND '-NORTH
AMICRICAH ROYAL' MAIL "'STEAM
.
, A _Tooll 2t2W pc n x. To arvlrapoeL. An ...
gChief Cabin P21 2 21100-.---,,-...--..--.---, WW I
t.0012d Cabal Pasesee:..-.... .—............- 111
12102-8042011 :so Lresitroor.,,
Claief,„Cabin,Peraage,...-.._ _ vai
Second Cable New York
,00
ThO Woe from New York call at Oprk Harbor.
The Ebner from Batton milt at Halifax' and Cork Hay
-11.9F.:VA, Capt. Judkinsi.' AFR ICA. Cant. 811;u:won.
ARA cape. t. O.
_Stone. CA_
_ADA, Ca‹. Anderson.
ASIA, _ O. Lott. AMERWA, apt. - MoAnley
AUSTRALASIAN_ , PII&GARA,_ pt. Moodie
-- MIX B. M. ' Hookley. EUROPA,' Capt. J. Caok.
- , •,, , ~ 8130T1A.1 how but". l ) - - -
Theire.ymela Carry A ?haat wht tedi tat maat-tulad ;
groon•oo iribw,ed bow . red on port xkw,
14226,10-241140a . 26,1422v4212 Eidaton, Wedeerlday, May I
M I, hp/ • - " H. 'York. Wedneadar.'Hay 8.
LA, tone.. "
.Aoelone Wadnee4Y. l tllYA
211 CA, hoon, " ft. 2C012. 022
_M&T., ay=
Nt a alt ut A tffilt "'‘'.'' r• r t ‘ '..-- ,.... T. Vit ' Jaitel:
litErale, " BCIP:1 1 , Wedneodij ' 3o2o 4 ,
ARiaLtOtt, " N. lar Medi:lmlay, Übe Us
net stemmed until paid tor.
- ' N arperienoe i d t Sarteon at board.
h gaups will not be accountable for
irint r-4 , Arillon, me ekecie, Jewelry. Preolotui Stone;
or ants . unitise bills of lading are alined there for.
e and
4
the value Maenad therein oxpritatitli Fo 4t, or
=MOLY.
•e • . 4 Bow li ng Gresjoir eit
' • - ROUTR.
‘PRI Dbirf 11 IA MID BL-'
' to Twolorra Catawiva, Ra
per*, Wilkegbarre,Soranton WD
bainspork Xz Et pliton, (Anton, !plus h . limo,
Niagara leallth heater, Cieweland,:DOttal /Wady),
Cldeage, Bt. / lwaukm *qui alive:into ortli sad
mange r train will love the new Deliol the...Phl
rner - BROAD and
l en i gra l 2l.. e rlar x tt=m i le?r entrance on C4st
lowhill.atyseto.llails .(131tnda!s riereeptee?, for above
RIXSA.F.6OI—
117.•EXPRL151L-.. 3.15 .M.
Tao 11.09 A. XL, train coarX&lMr i tpertilor Wiltea
t7Bl.A.WirrlA E li a dntoo% It a rrii,Mi'4 4l e
RV , . ,
Ifhe above tram - make - direct ocirtnentioe at rmira
yribttt.o traiu 0. Dye Now . York and (,anandiugtie
~-Tlagers Falls, and alo, New York and E „an d
fart Caitlin! Railroad!, from all paints North and
eat, and th4C.anada•_,.
Ba;gage eheokca to 119traira ; It cacao, milt gepetiine3l
Bridger; and all - t,.ecrtnedioto polr,ta,
!Meet! can L moved Cl the Philadelphia and El
mira RailroadL4 e'ssilottet,Ofiloe, northwest °cram of
SIXTH Btreete, and at the Paamip,ger
Depo4..j u t %elm ;
. .E . 044M11 , 1 and CA L_WWRILL.
FREIGHT TRAIN
t,save ti(
0 7 . oatonte, and Reading Depot, Brood arid
eedJow(tee t (stitie&T# excepted), for .11
points cots.) Nokth, at 6P.
Freights md_. be delivered before II P. M. to inure
their going the r ame dag.
For farther infonnation appii at Freight Depot. TIIIRTEEPTit and CALJAwIi ILI,. or to
• , • T. LEONA KlJl,Agent.
Iterthiash.tettieg anew ILO IlittOriftv
M 1 `l±l
. . .
• • - " WEST - .OIIEISTER
AND PHILADELP WU
MERU.
aPßfillro AR ItA CEPLET( T,
On and after Ikloaday, M arott 11, LNII. the trams will
le Philadelphia n tlolll the Depot. northeast , earner
ofEighteenth anii m whet streets. at 8.00 A. -1.1..• and
Sr T P.M. .
The , reighl. Train, with paiteendrer oar attached. will
leave eat Plulader at 6A. Mt, running a. .tar gbil
the -Bnitimege OM 4uovtioq, - . __, . •_.f
On elitaaarV s eave. hiladelphne at 6 A.M. and ar. Pd.;
leave Wept mar at LSO A. Id. and 1.30 P.M.
The tral.ne it aricarhihtdelphiaal. 11:.at itt zfV.•
warmer. at renaelion with traine QIU 11.-P hie
and Baltimore Central Stailroed. •to ten t ere,
ao, &e.
nrial ~. ..
General ekretirinte ant.
e , • .7
• ~'VALLEZNAARO4.D.—P4II
BE PIC BDOWNUWWW AND
T • t • • 04 Z48.--nend,
tha',lfielelikerra for, Vta ifieTOWN'
vrii start.mout Bir eaeeneer Depot o the. Philp,
delphie ,end R e_&Broad Company. Ammer of
BROAD ead CWHILL /Streets, (vassesser-ell
trattee ont-Ositowhol.) • .• - •
BIORDIEN9. WW2( for Downiustown leaves st LCD
AFTf i linoqX for Dow/nit/ma 'two. it
Bai,lit(ifhindaytikeePted).
By order Of the uosoi.of - Manassre of the Philadel
phia and Reading Bialrood Couto/Lox,
sse o,lotoiLiligNNV.ltooreterr.
THE ADAMCOMUIEV .
OM, Mao SOO OlllollViiir
tors P 7 ltainkaros. Moroluuninso, Hawk
and apeoCietadael rby its. own Luton or. In
wick other Sumo. Contnanion, tto ll=
loWnolind elm or Ike vtn
woomot ooth.** L
D SPEPS 1(IA. REMEDY:
Ejr
Bv..DARIIfiI HAWN
AItORATIO ENTIOORATIN=..
Maticass boss arid by as public • or /In year/
with iscrsirrior Meer. It is mem 00f0
.000sPeysta NfITIVOINIAISS. Starr-Bairn: Deers
Faira, Wisdis tits StossOch t or Pains 111 the
ItOtlfifi a Mo l o46 nvorswir,
amp Om, Lary Aspirin.; , Drtirthrs: •
zossuris, tarrourersact. - • -
It Tommioner. Bastbiamsr, Imeteiteamits,
WILL NOT InTOIICATI OR OTIIPIIPT. -
As a Medicine it is aulck and easitnt . d.. miring the
mortougravatedearee ofDrspepidk Kids Committing,.
and En n 4
sthst.diranioents of the BM and Bowels
in Aaneedl n mannex. - -
It will: stritifiT revive the moat melancholy and
drtHOSIIS *OW% and restore the ,weak, nervous. and
Mealy toltralth u ftre - ratit, and vigor.
?engem irkei a. the mindmions erninori. have
become doer . and their nervous mate= chattered.
evimti MUMS bailee down, and subleet to that horrible
aurae to humeral - 34 the RZLIRIVM na
tant immediate) feel the hap py - and health y inviter
rating raiser of Dr. litires Invigorating Brunt.
•
Porte.--Onewine Crum run ea camper neeerram.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One doss wll.eure Haest.barn.
Three dorm will cure diidigeutiort,
One dose will give rou t p r lood. Appetite.
One dose will stop the ,sans pants of .Draperals.
One d ose
wilt remove e dirtrersing and ihsameeatits
offsets .of Wind .or 3 , l4nleritte•
stomach receiver ttr•-invtgorstunt tip it, me,
liilead and all Benefit' feelings will ha remsved.,l
um dere will .emove.tne most distressing , ostso of
Con, either t h e stomnoltpr bewels.
s
A few doses wt remove all obstruotions In the Kidney.
Bladder. or Urinary Or Mat.
ismons who ate seriorimy afflicted th an wi Kidney.
Complaints Age enettred - er.eneedr Teney a Owe or
two. and a radical ours by the lute or one or
n ee bottles,'
TIO3ITLY DITTIBATIO2I. •
Personswim,Fromdessiostiag, too - soli 3 Over
and rept thorrett-IneOte thnitenntla snopti ,
71: 1". 27 kid •
'spot we ano mos °cash d tai r: t •; 22 =
the Invisoratinee times*. 'fit I
Meal . ha t tire.oo OW'. .0' . e.
Ilona en . am . .PI
tore Of, anit be Unlit,* vivre
jhu4niswoiManailimiintormulifiii*44444oiim;dl
- te_rouloye-diewswo At
All the amerietor i=r 3 tAtt '
has put no the InVleolinwit RPM, 'in Mt ttatdea at
ooroents c M
mora litli7ll.'lltroot.ffew Yore.
. :eas meth 49:11.01001.0;41treet.
And for sahibs t g A l ttra t riglit
atreet, tool procrum, jer-tastesr
Philsdelpkta anil Lisa
me moon Valley LA.
Kortkem On Val.
unbar► mai Aria R. 111
rt alms Elmira
SALMI BY LUOTIO
• -I;4EILPPInv4i.
./tA . XLItOAID LINES.
subzeisOgf,copirs.":
RA.LBB BY AUCTION
tfi Tit-MIA-4M I WHS.
. 139 and I 4 , MAL •
Vor .• L•o:• .
iTkOclits AND Ersicep
SALES AT With EACILA LVEjfits
Randbitis of ens% proisert) et ,
... t.
addstion to which we eishisen. on tile nakar4 l tt •
ia) each oole. tho,,rvo,d , iitsiotuen i in pi
form, rim( denoriptionn of nit nit. won
mold on the igllpyring Tunany.
REAL. hATAT E., AT PRIVATE BALL
ow - We have a las re amount or real wane
ape, .
inciudipc every inniorintion of on, ape, -41 r.,
roperty. •Pn ted ninj hind in,t_tle
P PR VATK. BAI4. ft.EGUITHIL. 128 %4
ehir' stem estate entered on our vrivann sale e,
and adoertieed ocaearonejlv In our ac t
e of.Loert
of whin!' one •
PP Ponies fun meted % % 7904
Frew Of charge. : now
• '
REAL ESTATE 15ALP,•-jitAy tn.
orphans' Goan Sale—Estate of Elizabeth Sat
deoeasetl•—LOT OF OR' , llOl/1. north tide or
,erica
et, t, Zll3 feet east of Seventeenth street's 1,....5ete.
e e lime Eatate.—LOT OF GROUND mj "' wale..
abort , on the east, IS by 110 feet. . males IV;
Karns - stage.—AN k.eirri It E 13 RIIA.RE OF GROIN
divided tato 44 building lota' bectnnins at the e outr “D,
corner of Brown and iSinteeron streets, 4181/no7lk
comminute in front, on Sixteenth aad 5e,,, t4 lot
Thel6l feet. and oil Brown street 346 fe e t 8 0 vidti
The lot, as divided. w il t have (lochs oa Browe",ak
fl4teenth and Seventeenth attest', and a are - 74. ,
40 rest wide.
St s
? Lithographie plans may lis hod at the Aro uh
.
ItaNDYOII.I6: MOD('IIN TIMES 3 TORY BS
Brow! and yessagoin.,4
ftEPID , ;NCO. N 0.1612 Chestnut street. H ai ,IC't.
modern mr_aproyitments anti conveniences. L o citk s
160 fee`. I•'ermo —, ,a (1 / 3 may mama on mort m , tl
VALUABLE LU C, Fit AMb DWELLING iTA.
feet ‘ fr i o yli, n 63.4 " f h e tai rt— i t co or r e n e e ff r mita
Exeoutoye Peremptoly Kam.- }I R Et.RTok,
BRICK DWELLING, N 1613 3 .‘ nos street, with '
ble in the rear. Sale at tv,
REAL ESTATE 8A LE-31A 2ti
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of li eorge
d oo , d._vijty VALUANLts DELAWARE
awl LARGE LOT AND BUILDINGS, fronts
Pyrenean etreet. e etreet or luuM g . e h d n ie n ct
[aware. Bounded on the north by the oity Prom:6
et ! orde_r_of Atisicocec.
lIANDSOME biODERN SIDENCE, Noon
tI,.
th. street, between Arch and Fiiheit etreetaii;
Side.
F MUM vitt, BEDS AND SE-DI
SALE OF NUPERIoR FURNITURE, PIA%
iivr.EB. :Id fait° RS, HAND.StINIE b p .
D Li tri j e.. V i rtrv l E9 . . B tie s LeAN (mu m. ca R
PEI*, ORINA AND , ASSWARH, &e.
CARD.—Oar rale to-nrorrow morning, at thehet,.ir
Bt•lre wiLleotnyrose.'heatdes 700 lota of excellent fuj
pottoo fortes. animus, gilt chandelier!, til
ware, e •
onioe fulaitore,„ bed. and bedding, ohina and i i 24
Bruseels, ingrain, and other carpetscarpetsk a , r zt
lan attractive assortment, worthy the attenholir
adies and others destroue of Dunham:.
sir
fo catatorues now ready and the articles attu ne.
r exanunattow
SALE Of ve VA I.lf A 131,K LONDON AND A lityl
BOUIO3. • All
This Eveniusi
Nay 16, at 7 o!olock, at the Auutiou Store, callyey o
of valuable inteeallaneous books. many „f tarts &t.
London edttione,..lroru.a private library.
%Fir For parthfulart see catalogue..
ate at Noe. US and 111 south kulirth kite.
U.F.EItiOR FURNITURE, FR.1.141)11-1•LATeu,..
I'IMIO-FORTI4B, BR USSELIS CARPttr
On Thursday Smarm.
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction r 3 tore. an aellortinut
excellent second-hand furniture, elecut insuirfoitei
flue. mirrors, carpets. etc., from amines ce,,, , ,i b ,„;
tiongjokeepz.9{, removed to the Core fifer conveme
rot 91
sale,
Hate IVo. 910 Lombard titres!
On Friday Morning,
17th inst., at 10 o'clock. at No. 910 Lombsril street,
handsome furniture, Imploding a suit of wawa net
wood and bromitelle parlor Innotarn. eupenor
piano-forte. by Meyer, kitchen furniture, Jeri.
sir Nay ho OXISMII2O4I at b &Mock on the 111111 Chg at
the sale.
NA'fBANS, A Mil I u f.,„
AND commaygor, zokßp.usa.3i loutLeui
cornier ofd IX7II azd AMA, Armes,
AT PRIVATE wax..
Er usual se ng prices, s old .le ir sr,,gd.le.nms'?laches
on Ter lever and lawns wastes, nugllan, Bens, as!
F renoh watches, st astonishingly low sOsss *lour Li
eve!, desolation, very loWdlittill, W 11191,. ;Dowd! ,t
stfuments, rst quality of' Havana mgart, st halt ti t
importation price in quantities to alit purnhasen,m,
various otter kin of goons.
SPLENDID BET OF ^I `"ONDS .0,1! PklVapz
oonsinting of dismoad 'and 'opal D:0501.111 atJ
rings. Price 3660. 'Coat in . Perie 111,400.
Astlandul single-stone annorld bresat•pin, 48,)
HQ, coat SPX.'
OUT DOOR SAI4:S
Attended to peraonally by the Auctioneer.
Colongcmonto, of any and e,Ol i 7 kind
arced,
I]tr
MONEY TO Al l2l AntirE
V 441,000 to loan, at the lowest Wee, on Mauna
watoiLos % )BWitTi.si/ver plate, dry goods, Monne% tro
cartel, °mare, hardware, cutlery, P 13.11011, FLIROTh
nitnre, bedding, and on good! of every dee:worm,
large or email amounta, from one dollar to thomitt
for Any length of time agraod on.
wir
a Oldoei Eetobliotiod holm in litigant,
Private outfamoo on RACE arrest,
Balinese boon from 9 A M. to 9P.
Airiatry inumre.nee tho hor.ent of deg:mini%
CHARerlia orthi TWO PER CENT.
Advanoee of *Maud up wards at two per era
Advances of COO and tipwar. et one vermon..le
short:Wane. _
MACHINERY AND IRON.
~ ; ...,. ntia.: STSAM Je19113 AID
uo IL E.k woitx_ 4-4r:if. A lea,
4 ex•• 1• AOLI Krih.Ql4lf GILVELV
.r • . 1. aa, DiALwi-Pft ,zt, 0 i
a/ "- 0•• Tfll 'OTOS, haripp, foi many ) etre. es a
bl=llayperat k om eqd peer • edeihnoer oggegid
611 4 Alla eap.magimg alar:ae anditieer &ma, ILO
and Ow preagara, Imo kijoato, Water Taub. kropedep
alset., eloa. t galneaatfmlly of er itch' gerressitd the et C
s,
aroalleal7 prepared to' oortmet for EWAN' 1
macs, inane ) ilayer o , mod alatreora7 : isrop lai A
=MI di dlndredt a:sme.dlltigrepardut mots et:
Intl moil despathk. s•?rify del:Oilt p; of 2,;.10a
making made st th.t shortest motioo, iga &o t :Al
Preenre, Flu, lulttar, seal I.:gander ..oeart, of at
best Pearoeylvaaia amajpaaLu - kga._F.omials, of mll 130
and kinds ; Iron sod MZSGIL , IIII,Vt, arab dolor:phone;
Jaen Tanuna, Zoreer Cattier , an e 11.! who: wen we
noosed with the above baglacag,
Dra i nand neoitoat Lou for all Ten Orr gill 11:
illll2t, tree Of dame, aria WWI gad:SPOOL
aow ripen; have ample wP.arfooor roast !Or :.
et boat', where ter MO bo in perieiq
g e . aieg...
1:1=7:4 11 474 Vi k al ' ril r e "b.
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CTIB 11.
Anill 1. 11. IL
ALM Lad. ?AL acre
J. 'EEHAN MERRICK, 7GHN i.. CCM
WILLIAM H. MIRRICL.
_RAMEY alma.
WIIIIIWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTOICISIMITI.
MIMM
=allot a - INS,
IiPIUSPIZERG AND NAGUlNlifill,
Inanafaature Illigh and Low Pressure Steam 1A1446
for land, :1 Izz l and marine sortie*,
Sodom, metem, Tanta, /TO% Boats, ke: Cut
I:sof ail too bitter Irian or brass.
0 Frame R oof, for Gra Works. Workshora Liii
Stations. o.
Itittorte and Gas Inaoltinery of the latent and mon in
DreVall eordrlnettOn.
beery deseriptton of Flatin Macadam, sue) a
Gases, flaw, end Grist Mi lls.l Vacuum Pans, Otle
Qt ant Trainor. Defecators, E . / ten. Pampint Baginn.
"oto Asen for N. .I.ilherox's Patent dual Bond!
AseamMus essuTtn's Potent Steam itammer,and A.,
yluirtill & olapy • Parent ontranget enbr Droacal
Nae CAI
191:1INT 'PLEABLIT.fi FOUNDRY ) 110. 911
13
)4!‘
!;kgareriit, ketientton, Philadelysis—rell
LIAM . nExa informs inertnends that, raritz pat
eirseeed a entire stems Of Patterns ea the IDOVP Pees
Jr hi r now prfajirryi to raGerreoTdere for, /kill%
and May Mrll f.raertings. atosp. CherreasJ, ere
Work. gea.rr. Qmeetrnas sacs tea Ism
1.7 - at itervida Jr unitary - fa dry al r.IMIZ ali..
tri4
BUBITUEBB C& DB.
•
RUMNESS MEN ARE ADVERTISING
in the Beet - Newman of City end Colon"
the Moen of
JOY, COE, & Co.,
ADVERTIfiIIYtt Ali
FIFER and CLIZISTNUT PITREETS,ThiLtdchka
TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York. Wig
ALFRED D. BRICK'S
UNITED STATES
AND
E UAN
PATENT P O E F__,FIOE,'
No. 144 ROUTH FOURTH BMW.
Patent Layout U. B.(nenr) and Europe 0101 " .
Ward no*. ap11471
H O. II LLM A N. ATTOKNEY•dT•
• LAW, JERSEY 4HORE, Fennolvinit•
`" °/1513 " °1211 PromPtli ma4e in Clinton andL!canin
counties.
• ' REIMS TO
Miiinl• Walter k. Haub. Philadelphia -
Esq., Jerney Shore & I GO., nib.-
Shaffner, Ziegler, & Co., Yhilodio• Friotimote kCr
Ptrilade.; A.lkleekey -Look Haven • Yard, Garr."'
& 06. eiladeg & Woddroi. Philsd&; 11.
zdalds: °well a Reiff. Plated& flab
JOHN ELLIOTT,
WINE and LIQUOLO ,
Dim 31T and' 319 WALNUT Strees,guieV ill
dorm. between Third and Fourth, ninths] gal.
S
lialohia. N. .10.
—Ftno Old Wididves elren
tEstr.bliodied in MC) A!
pAWBON & NICHOLSON,
Boonnri wok
Nam. siy and MU Mthok duvet.
Between Maitut and Chestnut eroeck
PRILALIRLPHIA.
AXES PAWBOX. JAB, B. iy:cati ir.
• -1.7"
-.mmoll
?UGUET & SOVO,
e•. 7 . ilffrOmmslias 07 HAVa t it tuSAIS,
No. itir tS4nth PROW" &tot. ,
"""'"" YerwarlY a lan assortment M &Mato
tor ;
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11141111ortuoh thoy offer at km rates, o tutor;
r
tortovoit oreat. jil6,
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIO/.
STORE, QRIGLEY A BURTON.
1%333 WALPI I / 7 ISTRRE 7 .
PRILKOMPRIA.,
Pas leema to inform Railroad Comohniestre f ul
intereatee bridr ux ecesstrueg)en" th at-OW •
a ,00ngeotton in 'nets with JOHN W.
OITA Engineer, (au or and larontor of the eboYe. no
known plan of iron bridge ' ) and are errYsred "'I is
orders, from any part of gun - coun try, I r ma 10
=bat supe rintendence. v ie
Seaters relaßan4i anband., estimates Pho
so JORPL_ RI, dearief
weakai. - .. Per 1170341 i; Ni6L EV. k A.'''.
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