Jeff. Davis' Message in Full. Several days ago we published a condensed eo• aount of Jeff. Davis' message to the rebel Congress, at Richmond, on July 20 We now lay the met• sage in fall before our readers: GIINTLZAIT.I4 Or TAI CONORS9E I Or ?Hi CONTAVII. dragge n d e PATS Or AMIRIOL: M 1120<s to youSTATAIS th at e commencement y of th e l est s ess to contained each full information of the state of Lb , Confederacy as to render it snare-tuery 2 thr ., • should new do more than Gall you r a 1 ..!," t snob important rants as have Wm:LAarU g the recess, and the =Uteri c ongested* dielhe public defence. . e have so u t o 000 prretalatea' on the see agon of new members to ou , 0 *ration of free and „ twit wyeroisn eta Ur loved and honored brethren of L ? 01. oit line nod Tennessee have .''.‘ eonsi weated , thrift on foreseen and provided for at year t ,', a, and I have bad the gratillsx- Woo o . : i • • wing, by proclamation, in conformity w 1,. , r` - ', that these States were admitted into the , •.., .1 e r go% be people of Virginia, also, by a majority Pre' 'lonely unknown in our history, have ratified the action of her Convention uniting her fortunes with ours. The State, of Askance, North Carolina, and Virginia have Mewl.° adopted the permanent Constitution of the Confederate States, and no doubt is entertained of its adoption by Tennessee, at the elution to be held early in next month. I deemed it advisable to direst the removal of the several rxeoutive dep artments , with their arehiree, to this otty, to wfah you had removed the seat of Government Immediately after your &di +urea:lent the aggressive movements of the enemy ,squired prompt, energetic action The atiougthistion of his forces on the Potomao suffi olently demonstrated that his efforts were to In throated against Virginia, and from no point could necessary measures for her defence and protection be so effeottvely decided as from her own capital The rapid progress of events, for the last few weeks, has fully sufficed to lift the veil, behind wbioh the true polio; and purposes of the Government of the United States hid been previously concealed. Their odious features now stand fully revealed. The menage of their President, and the aotion of their Congress daring the present month, confuses their intention of the tuhjugation of these States, by a war, by whioh it is impossible to attain the pro, posed result, while its dire calamities, not to be avoided by us, will fall with double severity on themselves. Commencing its Montt last, with the affootatiott o( ignoring the seoessioci of seven States, which first organised this Government; providing in April in idle, and absurd assumption of the ex istenoe of h riot, which was to be dispersed by a posse comitatus ; continuing in suoussive Months the false representation that these States intended an offensive war, in spite of oenolueive evidence to the contrary, furnished as well by official action as by the very basis on which this Goveroment Is constituted, the President of the United States and his adviser, inooteeded in deceiving the people of these States- into the belief that the purpose of this Government was not peace at home, but conquest abroad ; not de fence of its own liberties, but subversion of those of the people of the United States The series of Matto - tyres by which this impression was created ; the art with whirls they were devised, and the par lay with whiob they were executed, were already known to you, but you could scarcely have sup posed that they would be openly avowed, and their success made the subject of bout and self lauda tion in an Executive message. Fortunately for truth and history, however, the President of the Veiled -States details, with minuteness, the at tempt to reinforce Fort Pickene, in violation of an an:o4llu of which he °Purposed to have been. Informed, but only •by rumors, too vague and uncertain to fix the attention of the hostile expedition despatched to supply Fort Sumpter, admitted to have been undertaken with the knowledge that its success was impossible The sending of a notice to the Governor of South Carolina of his intention to use force to accomplish hie object, and then quoting from his inaugural address the assuranoe tact " there could be no nonillot unless these States were the eggres• sore," he proceeds to deo:are his conduct, as just related by himself, was the performance of a pro mice, so free from the power of ingenious sophistry as that the world should not be able to misunder stand it ; and in defisnoo of hie own statement that he gave notice of the approach of a hostile fleet, he obarges these States with becoming the email ants of the United States, without a gun in sight. or in expeotanoy, to return their fire, save only a few in the fort. Ile is, indeed, fully justified in saying that the ease is so free from the power of ingenious sophistry that the world will not be able to misunderstand it. Under cover of this un founded pretence, that the Confederate States are the assailants, that high funotionory, after express ing his concern that some foreign nations had so shaped their action, as if they supposed the early destruction of the national Union probable, aban dons all further disguise and proposes to make this contest a then and decisive one, by piecing at the control of the Government for the work at least four hundred thousand men and tour hundred mil lions of dollars. The Congress, coeourrirg in the doubt thus intimated as to the traffosiency of the forde demanded, has increased it to half a million of men _ These enormous preparations in men and money, for the 'conduct of the war, on a scale more grand than any which the new world ever witnessed, is a distinct avowal, in the eyes of civilised man, that the United States are engaged to a conflict with a great and powerful nation. They ve at last com pelled to abandon the pretence of being engaged in dispersing rioters and suppressing insurreAtons, and are driven to the acknowledgment that the aselent Union has been dissolved. They recognise theseparate existence of these Confederate States, by an interdictive embargo and bloekade of all commerce between them and the United States; not only by sea, but by land; not only in ships, baton oars; not only with those who bear arms, but with the entire population of the Confederate States. Finally, they have repudiated the foolish conceit that the inhabitants of this Confederacy are still entwine of the United States; for they - are waging an indiscriminate war upon them all, with savage ferocity, unknown in modern (317i/fifteen. In this war, rapine is the rule ; private houses, is beautiful rural retreats, are bombarded and ' burnt; grain orops in the field are consumed by the torch, and when the torch is not convenient, earefierlabor is teistowed to render complete the destruction of every article of use or ornament re maining in private 'dwellings after their inhabi tents have fled from the outrages of brute soldiery. In 1781, Great Britain, When invading the revolted eoloniew, took possession of every district-.and smutty near Formes Monroe,now ocoupied by the troops of the United States The houses then in habited by the people, after being respected and protected by avowed invaders, are now pillaged and destroyed by men who pretend that Virginians are their fellowcitisens. Mankind will shudder at the tales of the outrages committed on deface°, less familial by soldiers of the United Statee, now invading our homes; yet these outrages are prompted by inflamed passions and the madness of intoxleation But who shall depict the horror 'they entertain for the cool and deliberate ma lignanoy whioh. under the pretext of suppressing insurrection; (sale, by themselves to be upheld by a minority only of oar people,) mak es special war on the siek, inoinding women and children, by carefully-devised marinates to prevent their ob tattling the medicines necessary for their obre. The sacred Maims of humanity, respected even during the fury of actual battle, by careful diver sion of attack from hospitals containing wounded enemies, are outraged in cold blood by a Govern ment and people that pretend to desire a conti nuant:tee of fraternal oonneotione. All these out rages must remain unavenged by the universal reprehension of mankind. Is' all oases where the actual perpetrators of the wrongs esospe capture, they admit of no retaliation. The humanity of our people would skrink instinct Ivey from the bare idea of urging a like war upon the Mak, the women, and the obildren of an enemy. But there eve other savage practices ',shish have been resorted to by the Government of the United Staten, which do admit of repression by retaliation, and I have been driven to the ne cessity of enforcing the repression. The prisoners of war taken by the enemy on board the armed schooner Savannah, sailing under our commission, were, as I was credibly advised, treated like com mon felons, put in irons, confined in .a Jail usually approerls'ed to criminals of the worst dye, and threatened with punishment as snob. I had made application for the exchange of these prisoners to the commanding officer of the enemy s squadron off Charleston, but that officer had edready sent the prisoners to New York when application was made. I therefore deemed it my duty to renew the proposal for the exchange to the 'constitutional commander-In chief of the army and navy of the United States, the only officer having control of the prisoners. To this end, I despatched an officer to him nadir a flag of truce ; and, in making the proposal, I - informed President Lincoln of my resolute porpoise to check all bar. barities on penmen of war by much se verity of retaliation on prisoners held by us as should secure the abandonment of the practise. This oommuniostion waereceived and read by an officer in command of the United States forces, and &massage was brought from him by the bearer of my communiontion, that a reply would be returned by President Lincoln as soon as possible. earnestly hope this promised reply (which has not yet been received) will Convey the 11113/AllOO that prisoners of war will be treated, in this unhappy contest, with that regard for humani ty which has made such conspicuous progress' in the oondnet of modern warfare. Ae measures of preoantion, however, and until this promised reply is received, I still retain in close custody some officers captured from the enemy, whom it had been my pleasure previously to set at large on parole, and whose fate mut necessarily depend on that of prisoners held by the enemy. I append a copy of my communication to the President and commandeein-chief of the army and navy of the United States, and of the report of the officer Charged to deliver my communication. There are-some other passages in the remarkable paper 'lot which I 'hay. directed your attention,-haying reference to the peculiar relations which exist be• tween this Government and the States usually termed Border slave States, which cannot pro perly be withheld from notice. The hearts of our people are animated by sentiment, toward the in habitants of these States, which found expression in your enactment refusing to consider them ene mies, or authorise hostilities against them. That a very large portion of the people of these States regard us as brethren; that, if unrestrained by the actual presence of large armies, subversion of civil authority, and. declaration of martial law, some of them, at lees; would joyfully unite with us; that they are, with almost entire unanimity, opposed to the prosecution of the war waged against ne, are feels of whiech dewily-recurring events fully warrant the assertion that the President of the United States refute to recognise in these, our late sister Staten, the right of refraining front attack upon us, and Puttees he, refusal by the assertion that the States have no other power than that reserved to them in the Union by the Constitution Now, one of them, having ever been a State of the Union, this view of the oonstitutienal relations between the States and the General Government is a fitting introduction to another assertion of the menage, that the Executive possesses power of suspending the writ of habeas corpus, and of delegating that power to military commanders at their disoretion• And both these proposition, claim a respect equal to that which is felt for the additional statement of opinion_in the some paper, that it is proper. in order to execute the laws, that some single law, made in such extreme tenderness of citizen's' liberty that prude:laity it relieves more of the guilty than the innocent, should to a very limited extent be violated We may well rejoice that we have forever severed oar esonensotion with a G 'mammon% that time trampled on all pension's of constitutional liberty, and with a • people in whose presence such avowals canted hsearded The operations in the field 'will be hneatly extended by reason of the policy which eretofore. has been secretly entertained, sod is now avowed and anted on by us. Tba forces hith erto ralsed•providemmuly for the defence of seven "States whic' originally organised laths Confide • ract)Y. lll l is evidently the fact, since, with the ex -0•110012 Of three fortified Wands, whose defence is efleiently aided by a preponderating naval foree, the enemy has been driven completely out of these stations ; and now, at the exaltation of five months from the formation of the Government, not a sin. gle hostile foot praised thely c intt. These foveae, however, must necessarily ptUve inadequate to psi invasion by theatalf million of men • now proposed by the'sizilinTY,- and a oorresporilivg in crease or oar !;Ceti will beoorne necessary. The re aornmendidens for the raising of this additional roroe IMfbli contained in the communication of theAefrotary of War, to which I need scarcely in /JO - a - your earnest attention Id my message delivered in April last, I referred to the promise of the abundant crops with which we were cheered. The grain crops, generally, have sines been harvested, and the yield has proveri to be the most abundant ever known in our history- Many believe the supply adequate to two years' consumption of our population. Cot ton. seder, tobacco, forming a surplus of the pro duoti.,n of our agriculture, and furnishing the oasis of our commercial interchange, present the most cheering promises .Ter know Providence nag smiled on the labor which extracts the teem ing wealth of our soil in all parts of our Con federacy. It is the more gratifying to be able to give you this, because, in need of large and inoreased ex penditure, in support of our army, elevated and purified by a sacred Cattle, they maintain that our fellow.oideen ' • of every condition of life, exhibit most self-sacr ificing devotion. They manifest a laudable pride of upholding their independence, unaided by any resources other than their own, and the immense wealth which a fertilised and genial olimate have accumulated in this Confe deracy of agriculturists could not be more strongly displayed than in the large revenues whioh, with eagerness, they have contributed at the cell of their country. In the single article of cotton, the subscriptions to the loan proposed by the Government, cannot fall short of Afty.millione of dollars, and will probably excised that sum ; and scarcely an article required for the consumption of our army is provided otherwise than by sub soription to the produce loan, so happily devised by your wisdom. The Secretary of the Treasury, in his report submitted to you, will give you the amplest details connected with that branch of the public service ; but it is not alone in their prompt pecuniary contributions that the noble nee of free men who inhabit these States evidence how worthy they are of those liberties which they so well know how to defend. In numbers far exceed log those authorised by your laws they have pressed the tender of their services against the enemy. Their attitude of calm and sublime devo tion to their country, the cool anti confident cour age with which they are already preparing to meet the invasion, in whatever proportions it may as sume; the assurance that their sacrifices and their serviees will be renewed from year to year with unfailing purpose, until they have made good to the uttermost their rights to self-government ; the gene rous and almost unequivocal confidence which they display in their Government during the pending Waggle, all combine to present a spectacle such as the world has rarely, if ever, seen. To speak of subjugating such a people, so united and deter- mined, is to speak in a language incomprehensible to them; to resist attack on their rights or their liberties is with them an instinct. Whether this war shall last one, or three, or Ave yews, is a pro blem they leave to be solved by the enemy alone it will last till the enemy shall-have withdrawn from their borders ; till their political rights, their altars, and their homes are freed from invasion. Then, and then only, will they rest from this strug gle, to enjoy in peace the blessings which, with the favor of Providence, they have secured by the aid of their own strong hearts and steady arms. JAV/11411oN Days. The Campaign in Virginia. (For The Prase. Nona in the North but those acquainted with le- Witter' in Virginia can tell with what anxious interest the advance if our armies into those loca lities is felt. To such the names of the prominent Secession leaders, as well as the places, are all familiar. It is thus with the writer when Lou dean county and Leesburg, its county town. are mentioned. A few days ego it was stated that the " reign of terror in liondoun was at its height " Why was it so? Was It beoause they expiated thousands upon thousands of the Federal troops to cross over and possess the laud, destroying the inhabitant., and all before them ? Not eo. That such an array of armed hosts should strike terror to the hearts and send to their covens those who had raised the puny arm of rebellion is not to be wondered at. But, no doubt, many a woman's heart silently exulted, ind - the strain, " The Campbells ane corning," passed, as if on eleotrio wires, from heart to heart, assuring them of safety, while they hastily prep ared . husband and son to flee from the terrors of Impressment. 'We know there are persons in Londoun county who have been warm in favor of Secession, and who may still have their sympathies there, who say that their only hope of protection for their property is in the Federal troops. A lady, resid ing in this county on a splendid plantation, writes to one of her family in Philadelphia that, although she is a Secessionist, she is disgusted and dis heartened by the continual pilla ging and depreda tions of the Southern army. Their oattle of all kinds were driven off and killed, their horses ta ken without leave, and their whole farm plundered at Will, and that their only safety from ruin would be in the Federal army. It is true, our men are no' immaculate; they, too, have and will oommit depredations, bat we have confidence in the as suranoe that a watchful and severe restraint will be exercised over them. We cannot bat look upon Loudonn, as well as other counties in Eastern Virginia, as prostrate vines, stretching forth their tendrils for support, and we feel sanguine in the hope that, without a very sanguinary contest, the army, marching tin der the old and long loved Banner, and carrying with It the old and long loved Constitution, will replant its !standard deeper and firmer, and that all eyes and hearts will turn towards 'it as their only hope and shelter; and as the mountains are round and about Jerusalem, so will this time-tried . Government encircle not only Loudoun , but all the counties of the dear Old Dominion. She will 1 1 / 1 41 from her prostrate condition in all the majesty of her former glory ;the delusion must pass from the enlightened mine s of all trim Virginians. Londont county, always considered one of the garden-spots of Virginia, is beautifully situ ated between the Blue Ridge and the Poto• mu. Leesburg is about two miles back from the Potomac. It may not be uninte resting to some of your readers to bear of some inoidunta connected with its'early days. In 1775, when the American colonies were bent upon rebel. lion and independents, a certain Captain A— left Norfolk in his vessel, on a trading voyage. Be. was warned by hie triends of the danger, in thus: troublesome times, of mob an undertaking, but be went, leaving bits wife, two little children (a boy • girl), his' wife's mother, who was atone. blind soda few of what are now nailed " contraband.' Re left them in the apeoiel care of Lord Dunmore, toe Governor. Re being loyal to his Ring, soon sot into trouble with one real old fashioned Virginia chivalry, and, in the spirit of mean revenge. be burnt the town of Norfolk. The house of. Mrs. A. was fired over her head, but the Governor, faithful to his promise, sent her safely with her family on board a British Ship. On this ship be soon had to take refuge himself, and, finding his charge an enonm brunets or (more oharitably,) thinking her un safe w ith him, be sent her bulk to Norfolk, to do the beet she could. Every out-house and shed, and wherever there was a shelter, was filled with sink British soldiers, suffering dreadfully with the mumps. Mrs. A., with her family, on an open raft, went I! few miles up the Ritsabeth river, where many families had cougregated, huddled to. gather in cabins, some living in their wagons and carts. ' Accompanied by some of her women, (eon• traband,) sere. A. made daily visite down to Nor. folk to minister to the sick, suffering soldiers, some of them apparently dying of thirst, which they feared to allay with the waters of Nor folk. Sometimes she was wantoely shot at; at other times chased by a rude and drunken soldier, and often threatened with the bayonet. Ryan the sick were fele& of 'her, and would not take the nourishment she brought, until she had tasted It herself. Bat, sustained bye ooneelaturness of duty, and the hope of having tidings of her husband, this heroic revolutionary woman persevered, until they ceased to regard her as an enemy. But she had no tidings of her husband ; neither himself nor crew were ever heard of; their fate, to her, was never known. After suffering much, these fami lies determined to find a home higher up the amp try. Gathering together what they had in outs, wagons. and on foot, theyoommeneed their pilgrim. age They had heard of Loudoun, and so this goodly land they proceeded. In those days it was a long, hard journey. They were ameng the first to plant the town of Leesburg—named in honor of him whose eloquence thrilled the land,' when tic offered in Congress the resolution "that these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent Staten " But to return to Mrs. A.: with the aid of friends and her servants, she soon had a log cabin built—a good, substantial one it was. It consisted of one room and a shed. To go up stairs or to the loft you mounted a ladder, and -many-a . time has the writer warmed herself, after a merry frolic in a fresh snowstorm, sitting on one end of a log, in the ample firlsee of this sante cabin, while "Aunt Sakey , "greatly annoyed, °rumpled the centre with her overhanging pots and kettle., And the old Dutch oven in front filled with her nice brown blecralt. Time, you know, works wondrous things. The little gi rl who sat in her blind grand. mother's lap, in that and journey from Norfolk to Leesburg, became my mother, and the cabin be. came our kitchen Merin. 1 Born Baizea, July .22 The Du ChenlthControveray. Lerreß !Icom car!. Wares'. The London Times publishes the following lot ter from Captain Barton, the Atria= explorer. sharply censuring Mr. Malone for his attack upon M • Du Chaillu in the British Ethnologioal Society : " To the Editor of 114.6 Tames : " Sta : My attention hu been oiled to's letter In your issue of Friday, the sth instant, signed by Mr. Malone, and bringing my name somewhat prominently forward. " The document in quution is replete with Duo ottraciie. It asserts, for instance, that Captain Burton, in 'endeavoring to support M. Du Challin,' further added that be could oonfirm that traveller as to another instrument desoribed In his book, consisting of pieoes of wood platted over gourds, ho. " I said nothing of the kind. Mr. Malone, like most Englishmen, has probably read Dr. Living stone,-and has made over the South African ex plorer's' description of auch an Instrument to me. "The inaccuracies put forth by Mr. Malmie with respect to M. Du ChalUu are far .graver. than the little specimen above alluded to. Mr. Malone be gan by interrupting the proceedings .with Ironical obeering—a practice not rare, I believe,. in the souse of Commons, but hardly admissible into an ethnological society. Be then rose, and after preamble touching the fierceness of his disposition, adopted a tone and style of address whioh would have oaosed the coolest temper to boil over. My wonder is that M. Du Chaffin restrained himself so long " M. Du Chaillu is a foreigner—one reason for courtesy ; he was our guest—another reason ; he has been subjected for the last two . monthe to un usual annoyances—a third reason. I venture to hope that the person excluded from the Ethnologi cal Snoiety will not be DI Da Chaillu, but the gen tleman who, after taking undue advantage of our protection, insulted a foreigner and a gout, and received (and quietly pooketed) his punishment. " " I am, sir, your obedient servant, "RICHARD F. BURTON, 61 Ethno. Society. "15 St. Junes' Square, July 6." A Shrewd Rebel. One of the New Orleans papers mines:noes, with befitting gravity, that B:lgadler General" Sibley, the inventor of the Sibley army tent, has resolved to take out no patent for his thvetition in the Confederate States. The "General " offers hie tents freely to the rebel army, " h that DMA. facrurers (says the journal sib's& tells the story) may now proeeed to make the Sibley tent without fear of infringement " Sibley was a major while_ in the Government service. -In oonsideration of his test,_ the rebels have elevated him to the rank Of .a 'bilgadier general. Perhaps he considered it expedient to maks a vlrtne of neoessity in offering this liberal gift of his wits, for the rebels have each a pro pensity for stealing that they would probably have appropriated his invention in any event. OFFICIAIi. AEMY SUPPLIES. OPVICE Olr ARMY CLQTIiIItO AND EQMPASIN( Corner of howard and :Heiner streets, _ .Ithsvr Yong. July 8. 1851. 15DALED PROPOSALS' are invited, and will be re oeive4 ar this offioe until 12 o'olook M., on MOND sY. the 39th clef of July instant, when they will be publicly opened - for furnishing by oontraot the following ma terials for Army clothing deliverab'e at such p'ue or plume in the city of New York as mar hereafter be de alienated, in quantities u resnired, yip ; 29.0 0 yards cloth, dark blue,(indigo wool dyed,) for cam 6I (robes wide, to welch 15. °Rues per yard. 378,000 yards olokh. dark blue. iludigo wool dyed,) twilled. 6( inches wide, to weigh St ounces per yard. 767 0.0 yards 'coney, dark blue. (laths°. wool dyed,) twilled. 34 toObee wide, to weigh 32 ounnee per yard. 710,000 cards terser. sky b'ne,ltadico woof Oyetl.)l4 tootles wide to weigh In onnoes per yard. s.ero yards sky blue Wins cloth. 72 600 card, best quality bb.ok ail oa. 'TOONXI lards flannel, dark blue (Indigo wool dyed,)66 jnoh•s wire. to weigh 20 ounces per yard. 367000 yards flannel. cotton and wool, dark:blue, (in diva dyed,) to weish ttX ounces per card. 1.7t5000 yards flannel, white, (cotton and wool,) Ii inch.' wide, to weigh 63g ounces per yard. 1 42 9 000 yards Canton f l annel, 27 inohes wide, toweigh 7 ounces inward. 3:14 000 ya • cotton drilling, anbleaohed, 37 inches wide. to weigh ounces per 3 ard. 331000 yards cotton drilling, unbleaohed, 38 inches wide. to weigh 5 oun-as per yard. go,ixto yard." browu Holland, 36 tootles wide, beat qua lity 175,000 yards cotton muslin, unbleaohed, lushes • • 69 000 yards bloat nixie, 33 inohes wide, beat quality. MX* yard. Canting Padalnt. 31 000 yards buckram:4o inches wide, best quality. 304.030 thumb wadding, cotton. 130,000 pieces tape (4 yard"), white. X inch wide. silk twist, best quality. per pound. sewing silk. best quell. per pound. 7 000 linen thread, W. B. • o. 30 and No. 40, per pound. 63 IMO linen thread, blue, No 31 and 40. per pound. 4,000 linen thread, assorted colors, Nos. 36 and 40, ear pound. 61 NO spools cotton. • , 6 900 g roc books and eyes. 11.660 g roar mat buttons, best quality. 10,670 gross vest buttons, beet quality, 38 No gross shirt button", beet quality. 38.360 gran suspender buttons, best quality. 10 51 paste botrd. /00=0 Yards ootton cord. 1100 WO army Nati eta. wool. grill, (with the letters U. 8. in totter,' tuohea long. In the centre.) to be 7 feet long, and 6 feet 6 inches wide, to weigh 6 poundtreach. 8 0.000 pairs of half "tooting". gray. S exes, properly made of rood fleece woo.. with double end twitted yarn. to weigh 8 pounds per dozen pairs. (MOM pairs bootees zoo 000 black felt hats. best quality, made of Scotch and N oldish coney and Ruses bare. NO 000 hat oordg, wonted, blue, 3-16 inch diameter, with a tassel at each end. two tropes long. 300,000 black ostrich feathers, IS inches 200.000 brass eagles. - MI COO brags bugles. 1,400 gross Cockles. for neck stooks. leather, for neck stooks. vizor leather for oaps. leather. for ohm strass for cape. 90.000 skins morocco. 1.4g0 cross braes elides for caps. 900 pairs 14. 0.8 brass scales. 8,1010 rod rusergeants' brass scales. 193,000 pairs corporate' sad privates'. brims aosles. - All the above mentioned arttolee must conform in Ivan' respect to the 'seeed standard patterns in this °Sloe, where they may oe &rammed, end additional in formation reoeived concerning them As It al desirable that the articles be of domestic fabri eationo, bids from rosnufectu rats or regular dealers will be preferred. which mast be made for and conform so such article. oniy. in quality and description, as aro rimuireo by the advertisement and the limping in this office. but contraots Intl be awarded to the. loweat re sporsible bidder who shall furnish satisfactory seouri- Nee for the faithful performance thereof. 'she manufacturers' establishment or dealer,' place of business moat be distinotly stated in the proposal,. together .w th the names. address. and responsibility of two person, proposed as sureties. The 'tirades will guaranty that a contract shall be entered into within ten days after the amep'ance of said hid or proposal. Promealswill be received for the whole or any part of each kind of the articles advertised for. • The privilege is reserved by and for the United Bette" of rejoining any proposal that may be deemed extra vttlriieriee to commence within twenty day_s after the 11041eistanOe of the stoveals, and one-third of the quan tity contracted for must he delivered within two months from said date or socepttnoe, and the remainder in • mouthlt proportions, within four months of said data of acceptance, or sooner tf practicable. Bidders will, nerert halal*, state in their proposals the shone et pos sible time in which the quantum bid for can be deli vered by them. All articles will be subject to insoeiotion by sworn 1112perStOrli, appointed by authority of the United Stem • It is to be dish oily understood that contracts are not transferable without the consent of toe prover ant hon tV. and Mat any sale. assignment, or transfer, without such consent having bees obtained (except under a process of law) wld be regarded as an abandonment of the coutnuit: and the oontraotor and Moor theinsurettes will be held responstbm for all loss or damage to the United t- tattle which may anse therefrom. Payments wilt be made on 'mob delivery. should Con gress have made au appropriation to meet them, or as soon thereafter as an aporoprostnta shall be made for that 'meows. Ten per oent of the amount of each de livery will be retained until the contract shall •be oom eitqed,_ which will oe forfeited to the United States in case of defaloation on the part of the contractor in fulz filling the °ono sot. Forms of proposals and guarantee will be furnished upon application to •this office, and none will be con sidered that do not son form thereto. Proposals will be endorsed, " Proposals for Furnish ing Materials for Array Clothing," and be addressed, Major D. H. vfli I ori, Quartermaster 11. S. Army, lrlB-12t Box 3298 Post (Aloe. A RMY SUPPLIES. OVIICR of ARMY CLOTHING AND E9IIIPAGNI Corner of }lowa: d and !denser fluorite. Issw YORK, July D. 1861 tEALED PRAPOSALS ale invited, and will be re °aired at this office until the first of August next. for making by contract the following Army Clothing, to be made of mater ale furnished by the °oven:meat, the articles to be delivered at the U. S. Depot of Army Clothing and Equipage in this city. That is to say: 11 0 000 Infantry forego caps. goo 000 infantry nolforta coats. 400.000 blue flannel sank coats. Mu COO trowsers. &X) OW flannel shirts. Sal 000 drawers. 100 cab xreatooate. 300,000 leather stooks. .7 he above articles mast be a. well made In every re- Sneed as the sealed patterns in this office where they may, be examined. .all article. made under contracts herein united will be received tinder rit:d inneeetion, Made by sworn inspectors, appointed by authority of the United-States. Proposals will be preferred for each kind of garment meparately; and for moderate , not small sinantilme of each. Bidders will state the quantities they wilt con tract for. and the shortest periods within womb deli- Tarim will be made. Each bidder. in his proposals. en ll distinctly at. te his place of basiness, and the names. address and re snonsibilky of two persons proposed as snreties for the material delivered and the quality of the work re quired ; and he will also state the shortest periods within which detivery will be made. Bios for clothing will be acne pted only from tailors in amen ice t usinr se. or dealers in clothing accustomed to amino. many..variative/ in that line. - it IS to be w i thout understood that contracts are not transferablthe consent of the proper authori ty, and that any sale, assicnment. or tranmer. without snob consent. tazoept ' , cider aTrrweire of law.) will be regarded ea an abandonment for wh oh the contractor end his sureties will be held responsible. Delivery of nothing is to commence ten days after the material shall have been owned and the whole non treated for is to b. promptly deliyered according to the terms of each, contact Payment will be made on the delivery of one-half of the amount of an, artic'e contracted for, provided ap propriations for that purp o se be made br Congrees; but one-tenth of the amount due for each delivery shall be retained till the contract is completed ; avd he sum retained shall be forfeited to the 1. n ted S tates in otee of defalcation or non fulfillment by the con tractor. Pot Ens otproposa's and guarantee will be formahed on application to this office •, and no propostl will be naidered that does 001. oonform thereto • Vroposals will be endorsed " Proposals for manu facturing army supplies," and will • e addressed to Major D. H. YIN fOig. Quartermaster U.S. army. N. Y., iyl6-111t Box 3SIIB Post Office. ARMY SUPPLIES. • Osincir 07 ARMY CLOVITNO AND Eigvorsonl Conger of Howard and Merrier streets. Naw Yong. July 17, - 1861. SEALED PROPOSALS aro invited, and will be re newed at this came until 12 o'claik on TB U DA Y,the ilth day of August next, when they wilt be publicly opened. for furnishing. by contract. the following army Supplies. and Materials, deliverable at such place or tabus: in the city of New York. as may be hereafter desitnated.in quantities as required, via 300,900 tin oath. ens. with cork stoppers. Ittilnbli; to Weigh 1134 ounces without the Busher ; to be covered with cloth, after an inspection has been made of them. 200,00 canteen straps. 25,000 camp kettles. sheet-iron, g sixes in neat, itlX pounds. 67.000 moss pans. sheet-iron, weight 3 pounds. 1,700 iron pots.. with bales. 50.000 toiling axes, oast steel, best quality, 434, 5, and 53( pounds. 67,000 axe handles. beat hickory. 37,000 camp hatchets, out steel. best quality. 18 ounces. 54,000 hatchet handles, best hickory. 27 06(ipickraes, two ruses. to weigh isg and 7 pound., at.ooo mos axe handles, beat hickory. BD OCO axe slums. 27 000 hatchet slings. - 27,0 0 spades, two sixes, best quality. • Mute hospital tent poles. 4 930 sets wall tent p rtes, 27.001 Sibley tent pram, with iron tripoli. 2.000 sets of servants' tent 11C11011. • 9.000 hospital tent pins, large. 10,000 hospital tent pins, small. 43 000 wait tent gins. large. ". • groi 010'110MILICIA tent pics. 10 MO Sibley tent stoves. 000 drama, inOtrary. ' • • 31 COO drum Calera. 2.0"0 drum beans. baiter. . l•'. ; ; 3 vOO drum beads. snare. 5 000 pairs drum stioks. '• 2,000 drum stick camases. 3 000 Sell of drum snares. 000 drum slings. g 000 drum cords. of Italian hemp. 34 feet long. 1,400 hoglea. with extra mouth-p.0.e.,. .400 infantry bugle cords and tassels. P. germ an flee hadiards. KO recru iting flag halliards. 400.000 great-coat straps. S 000 sergeants' sashes. 300,000 brass setters: 20,000 each, A,B, C; D, B, F, G, H. I, H. 275.000 brass unathers. 2s OOD each, of 3. S. 4,5.7. 5.7.8.0, 80.500 01 1, and 50 cO l 3 of 6, to serve also as 9. 30.000 yards worsted lace, I blue,) 134 inches wide. 48.000 yards worsted lure. ( blue.) 3f, Loch wide. 200 pairs sergeant malor (infantry ) chevrons. 200 pairs qurtermaster's sergeant (infantry) che vrons. KO pans hospital stewards' chevrons. Ko pain ordnance sergeants' chevrons. 3.010 pairs first sergeants' (infantry) chevrons. 3.000 pairs sergeants' (infantry ) chevrons. 16.000 pairs oorporale (taatittv) chevrons. 19 000 yards red bunting." 17.000 yards white Minting. 8.000 yards blue bunting. 3 200 yards 4-0 moslai. Liao POO yards 34 cotton drilling. 203 too yards bodsaok tape. • 1 0 0 yards notion webbing, 134 inches.. 7.oooyards bolting row 5)o pop knapsacks; complete. 0.000 wiversaoks ' complete, - Bids will also be received. at the same time and place. for the making np, from materials furnished by the Government. the following armies, to be delivered at the depot of army clothing and equipage, in this oily, viz: 2do.eon sioile bedaubs. Zoo garrison Sags. X 0 storm flags 30) recruiting flags. All the above mentioned articles must oopform every respeot to the sealed staneard patterns in miser doe. where they may be examined and additional in formation received concerning them. As it iadenrable 'hat the articles be of domestic fah rioatln preferred , om MODIIIIIOf.IIIO7II Of POCUIIif denten will be whioh must be made for and conform to snob articles only, in quality and description, as are requited by the advertisement and the samples in this office. but contracts w II be awarded to the lowest re spoi table bidder, whoshall furnish sat , sfutory securi ties for the taithfol performance thereof. The manuiticturere' establishment or dealers' place of business must tot distinctly stated in the proposal: together with the names, address, and responsibility of two persons proposed as sureties. The sureties will guarantee twit a contract soul be entered into within ten days alter the aeoeptanoe of said bid or proposal. Proposals will he received for any one of the artloles serstately , and for any portion of each, not leis than one fourth of the number or quantity ad remised for. 0 be privilege is reserved by and for the United S ates of rejecting any proposal tuat may be deemed extrava gant. kclivanits to °eminence within twenty days alter the acceptance of the proposals. and one-thi d of the quan tity contracted for must be delivered within two months from said date and acceptance, of tee remainder itt monthly proportions, within four mouths of said date . socispuume, or so ner, if practicable Bidders nevertheless, state in their proposals the shortest prim sible time in which the quanti..llll bid for can be deliv ered br them All article. will be subject to inspection by sworn in spectors. appointed by authority or the United States. It is to to distinotly rindersiood that contracts are not transferable. without the consent of the.proper author ity. and that nay sate, assignment or transfer, without snoh consent having ran obtained ( except under a pro :eess of law ), will be rega , dedas wn abandonment of the a:moan ; and the contractor and his or their securities will be held responsible for all loss or damage to the United States which may arise therefrom. Payments will be made on each delivery. should Con gress have made an appropratlon to meet them, or as soon thereafter as an appropriation shall be made for ttmtntkrn b. ten percent of the amount of each de-• livery will be rroanied omit the contract shell tie com pleted which will be forfeited to the United States in use OS este leati , .n on the part of the contractor in till filling the contract. Forms 01 proposals and guarantee will be furnished Upon apalloation to this .othoe. rind none will be Gen e:eared that do not conform charier° Prenatal' will be endorsed." Proposals for Furnishing Army Supplies and tiastantils.lfand be addoused. M aka D. H. VIN 1051, - Quartermaster U. e,..iirm)r, Box 3092.F05Z Office. EittinCANll . ' voitrasz.-, • A;MILBOBALID lake, Wlceein . olio art or Bolt asbOdY A a perm probably neEwiam. 'Bat those who Imov when they are sal in TIS or GROKII are irorpowili s o. ova taro a tan Lbaile.v*l.ceriT a wars Vllllll4befo re tail, be Iniltel DOT. Noll /1 la WM 14 oisee.so9 ATEA West. fell-Ant THE PRESS.-PII.II,4DELPMA, SATURDAY, ,JULY 27, 1861. “ THEY GO RIGHT TO INSTANT RELIEF PURIFY YOUR BREATH! SPALDING'S THROAT 0014i'ECTIONS GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LEOTITRERS, - GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD BOR CONSUMPTIVES GENTLEMEN 0.4.11E1 SPALDWAPEI THROAT OONFROTIONEI. LAXEOIIB AAR DILIGIITID IFTTEC SPALDING'S :fIINCIAT .CONTECTIONB 13PA_LDIN4'S THROAT CONFECTIONS They relieve a Cough Instantly. They clear thetTbroat. They give atrengthnnd•voluma_to the Voles. They Impart a delioious aroma to. tbalti'eath. They are clelightfallo the Taste. -.. • They are r niade of simple herbs, and cannot harm any one. " < I advlse every one , who has a Cough, or a Husky Voice, ore Bad Breath, or any difiSoulty of the Thrdat, to get a package of my Throat Confootions. They Wilt relieve you instantlY, and you will agree with me that "they go rikht to the 'pot °' Yon will find them very useful and plea/mat while travelling or attending public meetings, for stilling your cough or allaying your thirst. If you try one package, tam safe in'saying that you will ever afteiverds cortUider themlndixpeneable. You will find them at the Druggists' and Dealers in Medicines.- .. FR= TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. My Bieneteire la on each naokege. AU other" are counterfeit A Package will be sent by nail, prepaid, on riointrta 'Shirty, Cents. Addrea • • . HENRY 40. SPAL3E)ENO.:, No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK OEPHALIO. PILLS SICK HEADACHE. Sy the the of theis poi the ifoitattaelmof •see es Bie# Haadethe may be previiiitial; and if tails at the Commennemeni - of an a.ttaiirtaineitLat• ails( from pain and sio/thees will be obtained. ,' • They seldom faidin rexx.ovinx the Neasseand se 44 to *faith females are so gala eet. , They apt gently on the bO r wols, removing eistiscsoia: For Literary bins, Shuiamis, Delioatf. Femautiond all sextons of sedentary habith, they are valuable as a" Lexative, truorovthg the appetite, jiving toad and WPM to the digestive organs, and restonng the nattral that, and strenith of the *note systole. The CEPALLIG PILLS are the tomtit of lens ism ' s& cation and carefully oonduoted experimenta; having peen an use many, years, auxins.which time they have prevented and, relieved a vast amount of nain and suffering from Headache, whether ontleattnt to ski Nervous sYstem sr from-a deranged state of the Ha.. whey are smiting vegetable in their einapeelton, anp MST be taken at all lames with perfect safety witheit meting any ellange °filet, and /As abitSiet sr say dif4C rriambh tast• rtwtara it sasy t • stesiaister Ulm 10 Muria• REWARI 0! 00 ra• genoine luva in otgoontoo of Haa' M. troilftt on saati BOX.. Soli by Dntalialta soli all atkar Dealers la BI•41141611. • Einc 110111 lily Mill riapaid as reemat of Aka PRICE. 25 CEI4ITt3 •U tatters skinatt b ■l2rMMd VIEN.FI' 0.. EPA 9 ,DING. 41 met difltEltl7. ■WW YORK PINK EDr acs,wtser , ileffeTit, Is, • tlapi.slis Pill' assompliak the objest fez wklak 111 , 1 Tors wade, viz.: Chao of kezdaohe in all Itff toms. , /rom ih4 .7ficaasisur, Ni.rdeiii. ko boon tested ic med in on tkan Ilwanii sum, vrieirnrivixhims. Ravi Mt Disseefist, Bt. aria, Mimi. yon sir, or ha Ned with the hosdsohs , mud fore box, 1 So dukt stiaj bkvil tkorn in ease of lua .41V•ips lA. Ad, irate Prvirilitesesid./. The Mischalie Pille ere maid to be o n emarkably arm- Vve remedy for the headache. and of the very bed Ter that very freeeent complaint which hag ever been tiecovereet. _ . Prase rls Wisisra A. IL Gametic, Clings, ATM We heartflY ender", Mr. Spalding. end aim unrivalled Soul Lelia Pals. . • *dna sA Misfiketritis . Ststr, Iforaissols. ra. we are rare 010_941mm antrarinz witk kaataaia. who trr diem, VIII stick to Marra. • hem Sha Sow! Urn Path Rador, Ina 01444a5s , La. Try them ! you that are aßlieted t and we ire pure that your temarhohysay! he added to the already nomerou hat that hag receive henellts that no other =Wein' can produce. Prow tA4 bt. Loris Dostorral. Ito immense deauwil for tko ortisko (qookollo ta rsatdlr 1120/8118113.• /Arm .IA4 Garatts, - /kwassers. , .frive. Mr. Spalding voald not ootneat kin name al sr tale he did not knots to pommels real merit *. lA. datirsrlistr. Previdasos, Tee tedretmota in their favor is Wens, from tAe meet niorpostatee esiarters. "VOW tat DwaY Noss, lON* rrl. /IL 1. itelpk&Us Flu are tatlng the )••• of all kiwis. Agog 1441 imaisserirtsl f1id111t5..131411., MaS. bid to be Tory olloaoiolas for tko loosilsok. 'TIMM Coniewowrial Obeebonal l • MOWLts immunity wan now be relievol. ger A Bads Ipritis et 1.11.X.E41114 1111 E Till say* as Oates their wit sunnily:llS ESPAiDDICIPS PREPARED GLUE apeumws PRZPARND GL 1 SPALDING'S PIMPAI= OLDS /LAVE VIE YLECEII I ECONOMY! oar" A gelfirlt i Taut ele'ngs Ls aaeliente will kungen. ran we4J-rerialateil familia; it le very desirable to . have moms ahean and sonvemani we, for repairing Feraitare.7ove. Croaks n, &•• IPALDLNCPE PREPARED seta all aanh einargenalua, and no koe.sehotd 'wan &front to do InthoTt it. It Is always ready. and up la tap stinking " libt.Fll% it( KVEXY ROIL" Brait=ovaisles &ask Aptlie. trim, II HENRY P. SPAIAIDLNCe. mo. as writionr, nor Ting - _ An ecru ln .toilertnelplei persona are jetaniVellit. la . ;sue eV" an the arenspeettne patgla, tadtakille d W PREFAXED GL trE, ;weak caution all Ismail te Ink amine Were etreaseine. and se • that the lldl nemeeil! W SPALDING'S PREPAY/1D GLIM. Nill L on th. CludA. Wrapper ; all 'slump art veinal:Sat OsiAteriaile. f• 11-41 THE SPOT." 87Y1P YOUR COUGH! STREIVOTHRIY YOUR VOICE 913XSZA/11 ONY FOR auss Arat'imoti or .* 4 * ., 415,1'.9 . '''-.1:,...' DLUpI2OI! INSIMAROM • COMPANDIIII. THE RELIAN - IDE LISISTIRAIo."" •,1341) ill, lei PIMA " OFf 14X. Me. 3Dr- 011111=11, liunzsr arainst LOU Os 101.1,11 E it By PINE. •n Reams, Morrie, 411.4 Wale/ boil a, ail •r tar" ond ell Farn re. arse, and /der *handful, in town et country. fIAPITILL, 1311,110 00-AZIBETO .1111.167 14. Whisk is invested as follows, viz IA Ant mortgages on OW PraPertY, Worth detible the amount_.;..lllolJioo 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co. l i li per cent. And • mortgage loan. at par—. 0,000 00 rmingykranta Rai lro a d Co.'s 6 per cent. se cond montane toed (130.00)) 61.500 06 Xentioodon and BMW Top lroad ant Canal Co'. mortgage loan— S,OtO 00 Ground rent, first-olaas 2,4611 II Collateral loans, well secured— --. 1,600 00 Li n ty of Philadolphle 0 sent loan— /0,000 00 euheny County I per Fe, JL. loan- 10.000 00 mmeroial Bank stook.-- 6,L16 01 lideohaitiore Bank. scoot 0412 PO grireirinio3eiticcetia 5t00k ._._....-_ 1 6077 - si. - a7" *tiro 00 Waif County Fire 1011111111100 1,010 00 11 04 : Delaware M. EL Inguranoe Co. stook... 11)11 00 Pion Mutual Inenrance Co.'s 'Grin-- 009 00 ills receivable— . 14,300 74 Y accounts, coursed interest, 7,104 011 Sack an hand--._ , 11,604 64 $317.141 01 The Mutual principle, combined with the ,comity of &Stook Capital, entitles the insured to participate to the prufirr of the Company, without Liability for 1 . Loeses promptly adjusted and paid. niuncyoui: e mnel Meehan., ° Wil l:a tm .:l° m k e kompeon, % s chen Steen, Frederick Brown, William Masser, William Stevenson. Benj, W. Tingley, ..lphn It. Worrell, Marshall Hill, R. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brown. Robert Tol and, Charles Leland. G. D. Rorrensarten. Jacob T. swain:. Charles 0. wood, Inch Bowen. James S. Woodward, John Bi s sell, Pittabtre. OLE TINGLEY. President. D. M. HINCLIMAN. Secretary. February 16. 1061. ran THE ENICZEIPM,SIII ENS LI kiANOE: 001111PA.N - ii or Pli/LATlllarkei.. .. (FM; 12DIVIANCS KZOLVISIVISLY.) IsestrA.Nrs BWILDING, B. Tr. COANB) NO /MTH AND WALNerT ATEJMVI. . • .* .... • - . 1011.1ECTOXII; f it i t ranroil Swam. MOIDX/..1 L. DaWINDPI • 6. szon i titak, , also. IL, 15Tv...se, Joan i 4. $1.0 , 714, OEN iil.41 3 /WOOD, S. d. Faatictrzota. •- • • •7' =ICI, MIDIIIW D. CIA/X1 I - 11 . 62.7021, J. L. ElltlNall. P. nAITCXFORD ellAltß, Prosadera. q 1&&& vr.nosx..aseretary. fell. PENN MUTUAL LIFE ENECURANCE E:411773 o_ontrearY,___ - • no. 921 rt.g9T R PAR ffilf Street ia Philadelph, • C PAI'DAL. ALL 2 1 / 1 E PAL/FITE MIMED AMONG 'I'HE S Ili- Insure Lives for short te_rmHRED. sor for the whole term of life ; grant Annuities and Endowments • purchase Life interests in Anal Estate, and make a ltl contraots de pending on the oontinyenoies of HA. Whey wit es Executors. Adrainlatrators, Aludgneon, Snuttees, and Guardians. _ ADHETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1 , 1911. Nortgam ground rents, real estate— 111 Va l e ! d ita T: , 1? Treasury note., loans olphin enrorylvaxna, city of Flinn, d 953,736 34 Premium notes, loans on collateral,, ko_ 15404 Pennsylvania North Pennsylvania .11"11- roads, and &rtuity six per cent. bonds__ 194,94/ Bank, nisuranoe. railroad, canal stooks, kn. fif,f4r4ll Cavil on hand, agents ' balances, ko., ego.-- seAcks 24. $1,011,123 01 ; . fdIL.D.EX, President. • • • RAMVEL E. STOKES. V3oe President JONA w. Boa Aro It. Eneretery. ran2l-te 1 - IELAWARt MUTUAL SAFETY Dl - COMIATT7..PRILADELPBIA. • , Ineinverstaii by AG immature or rinturtivama, eft* I. Z. *smut of MID 9.3241 WA.141 WV stmts. .• PHILADELPHIA. MARINE EIHITJULXVIC. . Oa Yesiabl ik Vargo, ' 71• all pa rx of a. INT!.i. Irroicat. , , • • • ' • 1 1 11) ,2 4‘4411i , f aCJINI • - 111 INGO by • virs.l3Mllll4 or_, and bud Cr.r riseas...koidt *irks tke INIon. _MB /1118,-R-1140F4 ax Moro isn.ralls. en lettercti, rwolit.nr -• ---,Smog, km. 11.11,11:Alre SILE: C0A.P.4.131, ilooenahar 1 IMO. 111/•0090 . Valioui States IF ;oat. loan 111011.15f1e 115 ! 0(10 lialt c od State/ Or V/ °eat. Treii rxr y moo P r teag a w n l i t i k ‘ L Torood lateroacl_ nooisi ti mats two oen 11400 de, do. 'lxuto. de. sl,ess f, 1.15,050 rhiladerphin City cent. Loan. 128.208 fO,OOl Tennessee 21tato - Sye giant. loan- 344114 00 Sege Penneylennut Blair td mortgato • anx Gent. bonditti,ooo 00 UM 500 sharer, stoic Germantownßae Company, Interest and Prtitoll ciaranteed by the City 9f phiuu tielphia„ 1.5.1C0 PO LEW 100 sham Penneriuma Railroad r.:00 PP, 1,059 100 shortie north Penmrylunia • road. Clornolay-- • 1W 50 1,100 80 tharetiradolpbla les Bred iL.f • Mum g Company , -. ' LIMO 0.1 • MS sharer Ph Weirdos ana .R 477- ilk , trace Etaern Tow-boat Company, Rio (4 40 1 shares Philadelphia Exchange _ LAHotel -- O Inhered Continental H • f155e,703 par. Cott sta.isthis. Market va1.R5114.558 71 Dille receivable, for tnraituntte 111,786 43 =rand worteaceo.....-- 34,500 00 estate - 1140 ft Blastulae du at Rgenetee-Prens Ka- rine Felialed, intareot. sand other debts tail • . the-Company-,—. - BINS rd Seris. si4i. stink of - intadry •Eirraraner and.:' ether Borayastos • LOS RI ag( ea ltani--fn hanks- -_.1112-5/11 lf • • '- In dranr.n.--. 401 &I • • klif-156 , . . • - . --.... , • • - - • • I•ll.trAretht.s. _ 2 •. " t r. - illtess•Stiosa.- ••• , i Slasitsol B. Motes. , w. 6.1 A. poster, , i J. F. Pen.istot.' • c . ; , eaphiles Patient.' 3 „gcnry Sloan, • tA. Penrose . ) ..z•vrax4 Paths:idea. 2C. Davis. 1 rt. Jousts Ur r soisQ ..... • Psi 1' rags.air,, i tStsassr - .51.'11,2.10. ',l J' Is n., Jr., , Baemz-C. Nar.4. - CA ?.. asusa,A, . • Atvert Bartar.. - - Will_ , *writ', ; 26041. P. Joasc • . • loss,'" A. B•st, 1 -lama B. n'Firiaat, • p5,...T.. M. halos, • Josiens P. Byre. _, ItitOrfa G. Geiser . I ia)uz .e. Beagle. ritteen MU). Crair,, B. "tr. M.:a gat.. , ithsrles Bolls, _ 3A. B. Borg_er, ' " ...... , . W.M.I.I4.M_A•Wt.TiN, Preekleato, - _ 2 , ____Vll.o3. G lI.AAD. Viso President. JIZNIAT lormiwaTi, goirs. tan!. tortAt INSIJRADIOE EX.OLUSIVELY.__ wHS P FIRE 1 14313.51.1.110 P. COMPANY—Lnoojrporated 19S—cEAATER PER.P.K TV&Ir—NO. 410 WAL K T atreet, opposite Independ entre &ware. . This Company , favorably known to the community for thirty-ma lean, oontannea to moireagainst loot or ditmaga by Fire. on pubho or private Buildius, either permanently or for a limited time. Alm. on Furniture, stooks of Goods .or Men:Mandl:a generally, on libera terms. •- • Their Comte!, together with a large Terpina Fang, is Invested in the most careful manner, which enables them to otTer to the inured an. andoabted Nearity in the sane of loath • . . . - DiNatilt . o2l7. - 'masa Patterson, 'lssas lasleittrat, rtlutin Oamobell, . Thomas Xobins, sander Benton, ' Daniel Smith.' Jr.. itant DelonteLlusi 'John Boverisz, Thomas Snuth. . JONATILAILN PA/ITREGII, President. Wirzrair 9. Caowiu., 'Secretary. aot-ly pI , BURALNOII- CO LiiT OF TEM mils of T_ENNSYLVANLA.—FIRE AND MA XINE INSIFff WOE Nne. 4 AND 6 .5E02 AXIM 11111ADDSON. 6fluarters4 in In l 4—Capital 8 / 6 9,662:--Pet.„ 1, MSC 44a4 Wu*. $444,1111 rt. • All InTimiell in.ortni , and evai'Able asennttor.- 1 -4•02- Wine tolrma* on Vsaseln and. C1ar:6445, Dail4tArr.. ;leeks et Menthandies Zr.e. en ltblirsl torzus. - • seagthrou. minry D. likorreri, iDcersf li . atnArs, haul ;Frani, Jr., 'Folmar Warner. Watt Bianasatr, Wksoss 8.-Watsos 11. Ina" e:Premstas. J w tta n i, Med ' Moult, tArtaiz. wjgoi• •ed.brep 41•Canfen, • Edward C;Knight • PrebiAori l VtrlitaA6l m. 'ru. Sserstarc.. • fdpi-it FIIN - nigo,RAROL-z:lmuumo s , I S SIVIUNCIE COMPAR7•ef fliledelphia, lEtt Aerial SIXTH Street., below %Rao.. =we Belli el cods, and: Merehandjee generally from lase or Waage try. Fire. The eomtany elarantes to eittight leseee erommy, and thereby here to merit the entree ice ef the eabUe. • - ' atiseyette. Williert Morgan. 'abort Flantgan,' ntaele Cooper, Bilettael °serge L. Eltregkerty, Edward Motiorert,. jamas Martin, Wham' 21'14G:watt*, James Doren", Sle_rJer. iliatthele McAleer, Jena Francis Falk, Simard Raffort7 •John Canoed" ThuMna .1. Hemphill. - • Bernard tiitheteeit. richer. • Cl Charles am Pritz ' ais Maidens' '•• Idlebnel.Catup. OUOPER, reeddnt, iIt.AULD MAFFEI . Secretary. eate-1, MZRIOAN NB INSURAN(7IO 00., 11100ZPOILATED OHAKTEIt PEA.- r a pPhilssaal manor Stoat large Pai -up Ulpitil Stt' and Mania: lavested In soand and ovaiLslndßeouriti" . oonti nea to Imre atqrss. Farnitnre. Merola n& ldlse, Vessels in port and their oillo6l, and other perso property. Ali Innen Liberally and promptly adjusted. Thom. R. Maria, DEILICIFORs. John T. Lewin, John Weigh_ , James I. Campbell. flampel C. Morton, - Edmond ea, Dutuk. rataiek Brady. Chas. W. "'Winer. lora& Morris. President. ALBEIT C. B. C IAWFO ID . Beoretary. fatil-tt AN THRACITE INSURANCE OOMPA zotPN.I Y—.ts. tkorlarbi btsibl 4410.0e-lEARVRlsWeer L ..initvr i paury Street, tatieel laird. a 714 nova P laddlybis. Ills (ie_mibby will Wire against loss at dans(' by Jri i , on .abudiiisb.FErratars, and Mon. laistoliedi rem- Z.. Karim" Imransas an Voanthi, *mobs, 04 Traukto. labaut Inannume to all Darts of tho taloa. 1111.31111101tS Jaos3p Solar. Jowl: Mairlielbs Mtn etg. . Make r, ii varied i p it.S , ..l, . I rL.e.L4aILL°::"" • . alma. ---.-- 'l. - JA i k ruoi. 80 -- fl ,r 0 ma. :.... WIG Y.SZAA, IWridisibi. • IrellI.111111111:11serstary. ' ' ' . stb-ii .EXCHANGE—INBI3IIANCE COMPANY —thsoe-Nei.-409WALAUT finest. FIRE INDUIANOR on MOUS, Will Mershiniiis Em= ll Y, on laTorsblopasw.• utker Waited or rim s* • JJ~JSaaad rat,. puirApielt, iirreliiP:Mlcti4.ley,. . rxtiTi. ~ . 14n 015td. hiLilliaa j it r ie:4 s l , it. • ' 0 Q.. 0 NOD , we ant. ttoza.loo Cos. rear:. ' •• • - • fall, TZRRA -0 OTTA 11. W°A94,4_ iolosumrrmwr atm ""tnannameassiCkuonner - 10 P.• learden Veins and StarnaJT. Itnesustio Ploorins 7tle. Arobltsertiral Ornaments. V ennbninz and elnioke Pius% ridge Tile and Sanitary Wars. etp6m-preseed Drain Pipe. Water Pipe. 'warranted to stud Trade oheap and durable. . supplied on liberal terns. il l :fi t :il l :I %trial ntbz , •110.0 m AOKSREL, HX.R11114(1,. SHAD; 04U LTA- IKON, its .--1,0130 tibia. Misr Nal. 1,1, - eria, ineillunt, mall, aaeorled muss, 41of shoico lata-asaght fat LAW Wo. Nay Halifax, Eamon, Z3ll h ) rl/at 7111111, of °twice alalittea. ---- • - 11,000 boxes 'Tatra now ssarstijierrinra SAM boxes extra new o 1 Hamitic , 11 es ,060 box lame Xerritarc we bbla. Maabiuss bite FieL. 50 balm: new Rootaow Meal Um!. tibia. newilotifog nolm l,ooo ir uo _Lon Qnintala "rand Mo MO boxed Ilertmer-iteninty gs 1i store sal lan Can for to by . gfi f fAMORL NA No: 146 • . .... 1 iBT B.IICODIVAD, pa. " Annie Kim b all? . fame Lrempool. Mauler, WeeMaii; Ai, ,tifindoeit Cons: . . . .. , 25 .ll=t lAsortitlg u a i 1 Ilb ift sb ni ii k. , - : 0 Pat/act ED 00110i, i til i l 1, 117111 X. '2 pa,a' ~1 Jam-- .- ...; 100 e! t. BM t.: 1 21:CIVILIIIIII.r. C z Alsge ow l, 1 Do • R & RROTR_TIR: - 4 -• I wo 47 am 49 Nortb 65001 ' 10 , mvet. . BUST QUALITY ROOFING: SLATS. al- Vk Y l WI fl f,r sale a: Vain_lfkarf 48/ 1111.11. 4 1Vtroil -1 4.7 otro;1 PHILADELPHIA PAguszne Pio r P freAtitl i tinit 111111_, act DAR RO. go and May X, 1111. MORNING L ES. DAlLY,lthindaym 4301900d_ Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW HILL •Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger en tranoeg on Thirteenth _and on Callowhill streete,) at 8 A, rd., oonneoting at Harrisburg with the PENNajar.. vArcA galLßoen I P. rd. trip& running to_ Pitts burg ; the CUMBERLAND ArAu4,sy 1.09 P. M. train ROTlkeßN °h arti b ritrti g ialca l l l 3kil k i 2 l. tren• ruining to Sunbuff, &o. • - AyinciuroortratEa. Leave New Depot, corner of BROADInd CALLOW.; Streets, PHILADELPHIA, avenger' ejt- DILL trues. on Vhirteenth and on Callow 11 streets,/ for POTTSVILLE and NARRISLIOReI, at AU P. Id., DAILY, oonneotins at Hamsbti with the Northern Central ladroad, for notary, Williamsport. _Minim. &&;.for EAD11)1 on l y, ate P. M.. DAILY. (Sundays asoepted.) DISTANOPES WIA PRMADELPIIIA AND. READ ING RAIL/WAD. 71011 PHILADILMIIk, ' To Phcenixville.--;.. . 28 ' Reading--. 11 , 9 Philadelphia and Readi4 - 86 and Lebanon Valley 11. IL; Harriaborg ..111 Da ilehsb ]n TrevertonJunction 158 Sunbury— —;1611 Lewisburg— l7B Milton_...._ Pr ' itite Y tariirpoTt Jersey Shore —= Look Raven -236 • Troy- Williamsport and Einurs--..-- ' Railroad. The 8 A. M. and LIZ P. M. trains counect daily at Pott Clinton, (Ittin_disyvexoepted, ) with the CATAWIBSA. WILLIAMSPORT, and BRIE RAILROAD _ ormaka close Oonneottone with Boca to Niagara PCBs, Cana; thelWest and Sontbirest. DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD' and CALLOWRILL Streets. W. IL MeLLHENNEY, Secretary. mvlo-tf May 10. lEin _ re IGN " Ritig l Afr. GERMANTOWN, AND On and alter Monday, Mar IS, 1861. FOR GERMANTOWN.- Leava Philadelphia, 8,7, 8,9, ID, 11,12-A. M., 1, 3.6. 6.56.4, 6.8, T. 8.9. 1034 , and tGi P. M. Leave Germantown 6,7 Ti 8, 8.21).1. 10.1410 A. M. , 1, 2, a, 4. 6, 654. r,i. gjo The 830 AM. and 8 . 651". Trains Mir 51 Berman town only. ON SOTO AYS. PAM vo Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M., MC, BM. 6.7 X, and 1034 . Leave Gerinantagn &MA. M , 1 4,63 i and 934 P. M. CIREBTX U I S RILL IIidA,ROAD. Leave Philadelphia, 4, 8.10, I! A. ea., 2, 8.85, 4,6, 0,9, and 103 f F. M. ' Leave Chestnut Rill, 1.10, 8, 8.40, 9.40 , 11A0 • AL. /.40, 8.35,1140, 7./0, 8.10, and 10.10 m. The 8 A. M.. and mp.m. Teo make . no stop, on th e Germantown road. " ON NUNDAI. 15; Laave Philadelphle,9.4sl A. 6 7X P. M. P.M. Chestnut 7.60 A. M., lam. 5.10. mad CM . M. ' FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTO*N. _ Leave Philadelphia. 840, 7%, 6.00. 11.05 A. LL. 1.55. 11.011: CC 6M, 8, and IIM P. M. • Leave Norristown. 5.:7. 555, 31 A, NI,; 1%. 05.1%, and 93f ON ginDAYII. - - Leave PhiladelphAt::. I and 5 r: M. Norristown,LeavNorristown, - A.7d.,_land SP. M. • • • FOR AYLMR. • ' Leave Philadelphia, 5.50, 94 1. , 110 1 , , 417,. 7.06, 3.06,4 1 634.3, an 11. if P : M 1,1 • Lea and lo ve anent, /M. /M, 9X. MIX . 11X. . - - .• • •• . . ... ".1- - - . ON NINDAYN. z. •,. • . Leave Philm elphia. IP A. b1..11. S; and rif r , M. Sears StansunkAl A. Id., I.M.PA. an 9P. M. . s• IL 2.. 11BarNH,Lieral uuppriptendent, • mill-tr • • DeDot.-Ntrulm. sad. enEEN , elcree4v- V”,SYLVSNIA OP. N-T It 1, • ; 1 '; • OB I:E t TRACT. 1861._,Zititwriwz.1.86.1. 711 E CAP.guITY , OF _APje NOW EQUAL • TO ANY. 711 E counTAY.• • THREE THROUGH TAsese46lSE TRAINS Lp3,7t9 DEN PHILAtIiELPI AND TITTEBIID G. tro Roston, direot at F ladelp with• Through Trains from oston, New Yor and a limints East. and:in the Monto 2 ot at Pittibmg - with Through Tadao to and from a mu in sae Wn e. Northwest, and Bouthwest —thus taking 01101Littes for the. tranoportation of Pagaengere unsurpassed for imeed and comfort by am alter rout& .103[1frreau and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg, ithout ohwo of Caro er.Condaetors., All .Throczh assentor 'slams provided. with • Lutig i tuidge' Patent rake—opeed under perfect control . o the , engineer, thus adding much to the'safety of travellers. arnoking:para are attached to es L ott Tram ;'Wood mina tlieepilit Pare to E=gress and Fast Triune. The EXPFEN3 RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Linea, aux saysAiriVe leav es Philadelphia at 2.110 1.8.11 C " . 31.20 AA, ht.- . Exorese,Traln leavesj•" • 10.15 Y. M. WAY TRAINS •L.KA.V.E TOL LOWS - • NarrizburrAcoom4aodation, v't %dumbly., 2.20 P. Pt. Ootumtna airkesburg at tO I.. W eat Chester " V°. /, at 8.16 A. • . J4O. t, at 13.00 .P.. West Cheater Primengers will take the West Chester Nes. 1 and 3 Earnsbarg .acoommodation and Columbia Panengers for Sunbury, Wilber:awn% Elmira, Buf falo, Gnatalls, and mtermediate psoints, leaving rbuadelphia, Lee A.M. and .LSO P. M., go directly Tic sts Westward may be obtained at - the ollioeg of the comeanY in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Baltimore ; and Tickets hastward at any of the impor mat littuiroad °Sloes in the West ; also on beard any pf the regular Line of Steamers on the Misiussippi or Ohio rivers.arealways as low, and time as aniok; anY other Route. For farther information apply at the Passenger Sta tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market streets. The completion of the Western sow:motions of the Pennsylvania Railroadchioa swap this We DIRECT LINE BEV W H EN T HE - EAST AND TILE GREAT WEST. . The ommection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or.femage of Freight, together with the saving of time. are advantage , readi ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel ling Pantie. Merchants and Shippers entrustmg the • transporta tion of their Freight to this CoMeauy,•aan rely vita ooilcasnos on its "weedy transit. RATES OF FABIGHT to and from any pcdot in the West by the Penzwylvatua Railroad erg sr all HOW. u j 1410,112.111 as arc cjiarged by cilia,' btailresil grssapawiss., 1119 - Be partlealar to mirk packages via Penazyl vsAliaUtealroad.". .• . • For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions , apply to, or address • either of tho.follewmg Agents .of the itt4.l7M a I):A.Oreweat Pittabakpi Co. ZsatesvUle, O. Ley,o.;.R.MoNeet z , Mayer/11e, Ky.,' Oran &. Ump-. par, PorropojtrP,' , Pro,ook roe?. Izititt t a • ...1 6 .;1r Brown uo. tt, 0. ,* C,_ldeldr t i l it'a li/tee:lr. i ; t o r, oore, -Louisville. Ky. • -P.' o.'o' 'ley & , Evansviile, Inti.; N. W. *halal= Co.. Glare, IU RF. Ems, Bhaler & Giaair_oPt. Lonia. •LJohn H. Harris, Nashville, Tana.' Hams & Haut, Mem phis, ; Marko & Co., 'Chicagoan. ; W. H. R. Lomita, Alton, lE.; or to Froiltit, Agents of Hai roads at dfferent points ug the West.• . el. B. KINGBT9N, Jr.. Philadelphia, • af.A_gRAW & KOONS. Be North streeQaltimore. .I.,BECH & Co.. Vaster H owes; or 1 8 Manx N. Y & 00.,_Jf. 77 Btate greet. cat • • H. 11.$01.18TON. Vrett'l Fre 'Agent. Phila. h. 1.. HOUPT, Geh'l.wieket.Acent, E. LEWIS. fen', Waal Aitoona. Ps. .188-17 1861 e hirtw BUMMER olaux---7- 141 suER AR/WM-101E LIMN. WAN_ CA ik .A.ND RD WV ANk ABOY • ilD; r 4 l 4 - Vga ENV lic OI( e2et& P2k1.210151.P1111," 0437 • YOILL AND WAY P.S.ACkX.• ' nee( WAL_I4IF4-84. wail/ A.lll/ ACINIIII4I2OX .931..704 WU to keZKVE. AO PObLLOWX, Ai. A. 11.;vii Vanden aint Amboy. &sad A; As- _ eentimadadis • --- el a At E A. M., via Xamdea And /may J.) M A ' A,. via Camiletimid Joreiy lOW MerAllig • 00 11Y; A. at, KOrurtacion and TraNT _ • •-•,. astern =prom. • NOO A t F.M., via Camden: anal 'Amboy Ataiiiisto.: Abu:len_ At! P. 21., yia Oaraden and Amboy, 0.42d:.214- press - • • XI At Oi P.M., wa Leamington an Jana, d ClitY. Eta- Eitanesz, 11 00 At Of P. X., Yip Kensington and Jorsa City, id glass ss At aP. at,. via Cassien Lad /army Out Ersiemir. Mail a co AIM( P. X.. via Camden and Jamey City. Iletatk ern Mall . 011 At Dad P.M.. via Camden dad Jersey City, ftd Class Ticket—. 2 oti At 111 V-Itatl 11.11•714.7E.417; hgeoreattda -1101( - Ight and Pssiongerr-Ist Class 211 de. • _ atClaes 27iiiket,4 111 Id all I.lne rum iAby. X 111,1134 P Et, MA-th at:a MAti,Laturdays,ezeispiet. - leer water Gap, altrevdobarg, Ilerantoia, Mektreee, West Bend; ke.,7./0 A. M. hem Isusumten, via 11s aware. Asmkatri4uni suand Western X. X. • Far blasok Chunk, entown; Betklakest.Bitlvideg: Eas t on, larstanTnite, lantlea.• lac, •at 7,10 .A. and 430..P.1111. prom em Lensing - ton pipit ; (It. Lie line sonneetas with • train ienting . newton for Marioi Chunk at hat P, M.) yeratirant telly. at 0 and 8 A. M., I and 04 Y. 01, For Freehold, at hi.. and dt P. M. WAY 1.112F.5. Fir Bristol, fronton, ate.. at 7,11A.N., of 83( P. M. frail xerimingion. and Mt P. M. from Walnat street wharf. . . Fot_Palinvri,__Xiverten, Delanee, Beverly. Aultaz bnilleratse, Berdentewn, Ate., at MX; 1, 3. pd, aid latsamboat Treetop, for Bordentomn and intVrmedisto places at 0, 1 0 P. M. from Walnut-.treat wharf. . C For new York and Way Lines leaving Le mington Olemot, take the oars, on *PIM street, above wainut, hair an hour be e l i lie departure.- The, aara ran into the toot. and on "W of eaoh train, run from the depot. Yaanda o Mtla.gai only, allowed each Puna %Yll/1110IIVIIIS are prom bl tee Irma taking anytAbg gage but their 'rowing apparel. All baggage over. pounds to be paid for extra. The Conmany limit their rempondbility for baggage tO One Boßar ivy JPIII/lar and will not be liable for any anima beyond ix. at rapt by speelal mintrast. mnw - WM. It. gIAIOLMBX. Agent. ~.., , ' - NOR T H PRNNSYL - • ..-.. _ -.• . VAMIA RAILROAD. PO . 104 : 4 I ;A.! tOYLBSA TOW, _N MA ICIL ax -, xArj, : 4 . EArrOffil, MALLEY, . WIL • .4 ARKS &a. TRIBE If3OUGYI tRAINS. i ' On and after MONDAY._ 1U ...Y_1E,11560, Paseenger Ire.thrwill leave FRONT and WIL LOW Streets, Pada- Seishis. daily, (Sundays enoested),as follows ; , A.t (1.0 A. M.,eress.), for , Sotitlehent, A l len to wn. MAuoh Challis. eton , Wilkeaharre..td, - - • At SAS P. M., ( um); for Bethlehem, Easton, Mo.. Tile train reaohea Easton ate P. M., and inaggis eon oenneetion with New Jersey Central ra: New Rosa. At LIS P. li., for Betklakent. Allettlimh liana °hank. Sr. ,s ' " At It A.M. and 4 rA.rer Poj n rr_ • ' At 10.50 A. N. and Cgs P. M.. rar ortwaiehingten. : The ale A. ,J'4. 2.xpreas train es Wove conneetien with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bothlehem,twing the shortest and moat denrablo row?? Wilkeebarrev and to silents In the Nehl_gtookl r on. . • • • . RAINS FOR Pau.,AvEL NIA. • - • 'Luso I/tithes' at a. 40 A. M., LIS A. M.. and LSO I .11L - • rorylestown at 7.0 A. N. and 4.11$ P. M. • • ea ert Wasaißgten at S.M . .4,. at , ,p0,2.80 P. M. -. IDAlT.—railadUlv sis. !er netanthent at I A g; •• adelahia for,Doylostowit at SP. M. lestown fovhimdfsi hia a r 40(14 : M. P. Illeheal for ittlade a I ito Bothle4PlP l - tit V e :tvo to Mlneh Clssnlr-111 do to Easton I Pr.re to W lkesbarre 4SO rough Tiokets mum . vrollred_ at th e Mokt tri Oases, at WILL at t,,or .t.•xxs street. ir. , order o to moor* the noose rates 01 Cll3lll. • Ag e rWBDCALI WMI.P.. (exempt Sander ?rakes) OOLIDeet 11 . .. rta 3 treat with Vint" and. Mxth-stree to, and CL and Third-streets Passenger Enalros.de, twenty Swint SJI aner loosely...a:Willow Street. • . *Lyda rmAlir. Agent. • A SPRING AIRRAMI,E, - • MENT.—PBTLDELPHIA. iLM 1.46 0 Art BALTIMOII HAILIOAD. • z IleagttafiLlarLDEl:&"Ptif&atiatiflA: For Baltimore at CM A. M.. 1124 A. M.. ( premo. and 10.60 P. M. [ F Par. Okiater at 8.11 A. M.. ILO A. AL, 4.3 i god 10.10 Pot Wtheinctan at Cl) A. M., MO A. M., LII and 18.10 r. BL For fr Camas et 1.1.1 A. M. and 4.14 P. K. PerYorat 831 A. N. and 4.16 P. M. Per Mforocat 8.11 A. M. For flalliburvAls A. M. Bid FUlt PALI.A.,cIP.F3I4. Amara Bid more at CM A. M. fisarrate), 1.41 A. M.. ant 4.. et P,M Sattro Wilmington at 6111 and 11.16 A. 11.. 1.20 and v. Dgbary at 1.41 P. M. vs ord at 4 r.as aware vor at 6.58 A. M. and 6.18 P. M. I.4mye Boor Caotio at 1.65 A. M., 7.20 F. M. heave Cberter at 7,40 A. 9.111, 147 and 8.40 P.M. Mayo Batt:mom ter aanamtry and Denman" Itaß nod at ALA : TXII -Nfl FOR BAL 7 / 3 101.18 : booms o_toeter at 1.41 A.M., MOO and 114 P 0 P.M. Amos milmiArten at CM A. M., 11.41 P. AL, mid 11 WWI Pteng!or Car attaokod. ran lo fo ors . MeV* PAllatalle hr renovate•all intormoilalo 11= at 5.1 n r• Wilminun for Pony - villa ant latormellato Plamte at 7.11 P. M. 4 Litaire Wllntingtort for Plulndalokto and interato- V: atbums .IL ve Itavve-dt.-6rseat for Baltimore and Intermedi ate otatiolto at 6 A. M. Leave .itltrickre for Barre-do-41 rasa and Ili tonaedi- Lots Ration/ at I r. - , Oft 117111)4111: atotittoonotiLt i onda7, May D. MI, until hutker no glee, 7WO T Dia will ran on Sundays, Leaving ladelpum for Matmore and WaatLingua at ILB6 A. M. and 10 2 0 P. 1tt.0414 Leaving Balttatoro for Iltuadiews at P.M A. M. and 4.6l l Litt IMO 1.■..1f. VllrimoN. Prigkiest. 11 1 INANS It WATSON'S s'• SALAILANDER War& •• • ~. • Ifl4 liti4M1M11 1 :11/. J i ro variety 412 a CALMS BY AUCTION. PHILIP POEM & 00:, AUOTIONXRB, •A• Pte. 630 td.A.RKEV !Street ant fill MINOR. It. PURIST FALL SALE OF THE BRA/3011. 1,000 CABI BOOT., alioEl3, BBO6elYB, too. On Thursday Nondng. August 1. at 11 o'clock creamery, will be sold. by eata logne. 1,000 oases men's, boys' end youths' OWL lop. and grain woks. calf, kip, goat. and enamelled brogans, Congress gaiters. Oxford ties. waiving shoes, &O.; wo men's, misses'. and children's boots. shoe.. gaiters, slippers. buskins. &o. Also, a large assortment of &ret sina,' ogy made goods. NEir pent r examination, with catalogues, early on the morning of sale. Also, at private sale, a large invoice of prime army brogans. FUREN&S, BRINLIf, No. 4 99 MARKET EITIBEN. N P. PAN(3OI43T, AIIOTIONEBE, Bac q• R*Mt. Jr., 431 mourwrvir Rt. _ ISAAC NATHAIIB, AIIOTIONEER, N. corner of THIRD and SPRUCE Streets. LARBB SALE OF.FORPF.ITED PLEDGES. By order of Abraham Nathan, broker. On Tuesday Morning, Jnly 30, M6l'• at 9% o'clock, oonsisting of gold and silver patent lever and other watches, Fold chains, linger-rings, breast-pins. medallions. pencil-cam's, aith war ware, Goat:. pants. vests, shawls, dresses, violin.. eaeordeons, pistols. piano. ato. !tom:B.—All poison" having goods on denosit with me over the legal length of tune will call and redeem the same, otherwise Bier will be sold on the above day. JIBRanA3I. NATHANS. Broker. N. W. corner of +SIXTH and CALLO W KILL fits. Jr UP-11:11* • glorthern Centrsl 11LailroM. /lumbar) and Kr * X. X 08103 NATHANS, AUCTIONEER /LK AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. aontheast corner of SIXTH and RACE Strada. AT P 0 !TATE HALE, ,AT PRICER TO SUIT VIE TlivIKA. The following artioles will be sold for less than WI the usual selling Price Fine gold hunting- case, doutie- case, and double-bot tom Engbah patent lever watchea, of the most approved and beet makers; fine sold double-time hnelish patent lever watches; independent-seconds lever watches; line 'gold huntingcase erg open-face escapement lever and lepine watobee; ho sontal and dame's watches , silver hunting-case, double-mum, sad deuble-botiom gliglieh patent lever, escapement lever, and !spine watches, of the most approved and beet makers ; dou ble- ease and open-face silver watches; silver quantal. silver Inertia r aria sin le-cane watches ; fine gold vest. Peck, fen, and guard chains diamond finger-rings and 'breast-pins; select fine goldlewelry • gold breast-pins, ear-rings, finger-rings, lirseelets, penoil-oases, pens. and jewelry of every description; guns, pistols, musical instruments, piano - forte , and arttoles genentiT. MONEY TO LOLLY. Money advanced ltberally, for any.. length of time agreed upon, on told snd :elver . plate, diamonds, watohea, jewelry, fowling -piece', muslosl instruments, dry goods, elothanc, aro/Arlen, hardware, cutlery. fur nitnre, beddine, fancy article", and en all articles of vain& CONIKONAISNLO ANI? CUT-DOUR SALEM SOLI- Lzberal cash advancer made cm all artistes ooteirned for sale. Penton& attention =vent to all outdoor males. ELIXIR PROF'YLaibilla, The New Remedy for slinvmAirlam. Dating the part year •ive have intualttoed to the no tioe or the medloat profension tbis ootuttry the 21011 Ory/Stltlitid C•101"4111 Of PfoPariall•i•il, NAI • REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM; and having reoetved from many aouroos r botk phymcuans of the highest 'standing and from palaente,,the b 10157 FLATTERING IFESTIMONIALS of its reel value to the treatment of this painful and obstinate disease. we are induced to present it to the public in a form READY FOR IMMEDIATE 08E, whioh we hope will g_ommend itself to those who are suffering with this aMtoting complaint, and to the me dical praotitloner irtto.may reel disposed to test the powers of this valaable remedy. ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, In the form abe , re hen of, bas recently been externsively experimonted with is the PIINNISTLVANLA wren's/Li.. • and with MARKED 8 UCC15133 (as will appear from the published aooonuts in the me boat journals.; eGif'llt is carefully put up ready for immediate use; with full direotiort. and can be obtained from all the druggists at 76 otints_ K per bottle, and at wholeeale of BULLOC & CRANI3H.e. )rsgtide and idestufsotarint elehla. LETTER FROM MR. OEO. L. °ROLL, Abuja for Dr. BCHENCIVB Medioines in Middle town, unamiroure. Dauphin Co., Ps., Jane 47,1801. DX.. J. H. BCfIiiNCR Ph,tadelphta, pii„ Dian ern :...Herewith 1 send yon a certifioate of one of our most respeotable °lnnen., who has pearl using Jour medicines. and is vow restored to health. 1 think its pablioation-would atect the sales in this ceighbor hood. if you see proper to use it, do so, or dtreot me to. • Mr. Ramey ia an old,reliable.well-respeoted. and fistential citizen. . Hi. -word would not ba doubted hy any one who knows him. and at present is the Chief Burgess of th.. town. Mr. Ramsey is himself a good' advertisement. as he speaks for and 11300111M811d2 it more highly then the certificate mention.. Yours truly, 9EO. L. CROLL. MIDDLETOWN,. Dauphin Co. - , Pao Jane 11). nu. ma. GEO. L. CROLL, Agent. Dias Etra on my recap, ilium!, which was from Isaglected cold.on mY breast and Mugs, and whinh was M a fair way of hurrying me to my grave- I wee no much affected by the seventy of the tonsil that 1 could not lie down or obtain any rest, and this continued for two weeks. When I hear& of Dr. Behenek's Pulmonic and Sea Weed Tonto, I immediately commenced the use of them, and, after using two or three bottles of Syrup. I noticed a perceptible change. The oough was Much easier, and I could rest much better. After using two bottles of Tonic and ten of Syrup, I have been re stored to health, which enables me to any I have full confidence in its efficacy if taken in time, and most cor dially recommend its use to the afflicted. Respectfully yours, jege-Im E. J. 11AElinnt.. DYSPEPSIA Pe,EPrig,pY Or. paanra 'LAMM AXONS-1171a INVIGORATING SP/R . vits Mutitissa Ass bass 'mei by tAt public fey Ms yours with iscressiset /Sow. /t is recostutts4d t. Curt DrIPP 4I ..r.:-IYarsoursilts Hurt-Bins, Wit Psis, sins, wind is tAt Ssormusek k or Point is tise Boras, Iliadaeiks, Drowns's', Kids's* , • Crspisisit. Lou! Spiriu, Ditiriust - --•- IT ffirlint.svits. Extruaytevits, levreozavis, sou WILL NOT Ovulates:vs 011 3742Z11T. Az a Medicine it I. quick and effectual, curing the ostmersvatexl cases of DrepePoriez Milne/ Comslaintl, and all other derangementi of the atemsoh and Dowels in a speedy manner. It will instantlyrevive the roost melancholy ant drooping spirits, and restore the weak,. nervoes, and siekly to health, strength.. end vigor. Persons who, from the injudicious use of liquora, have become dejeoted, and their nervous systems shattered, smultitritions broken down, and subleot to that horrible serge to humanity, the Dittrantm• Fariatlas will, al most immediately, feel the happy and. h e alt h ' y invigo rating efficacy of Dr. Ham's Invigorating Stunt. WHAT IT WELL DO. lkiws.—One wine glass 10 as often ha 11860111117. One done will remove ail Dad Spirits. . One dose will mire Heart-burn. , • grhree doses will mire Indigestion. ' One dose will give you a Good Appetite. One dose will stop the distrearna pains of Dyspepeta. --One clomp will remove the diztremms and disacreenble *recta of Wind or Flatutencle. and as scan as the stomach receives the Invigorating Beira, the distress in load and all painfal feelings will be removed. One dose will remove the most:dxstrecang pants at Soli°. either is the stomacher bowels: A few doses will remove all obstructions in the Kidney, Bladder, or Urinary Persons e re seriously . aeictWth Complaint wh r oa semed n ofspeedy relief ba na Snor two. and a radical oure by the use of one or two bottles. DISSIPATIOG. ' Peritenswho, from dissitatuag too much over night, and reel the evil effects of poisonous liquors, in violent headaohes, riot - nen at stomach, weakness, giddiness, ie. will find one dose will r enioye all had reak d r i g, Ledies of weak and sickly oorustittitioirs shou3d take the Invigorating Spirit throe tines a day ; it will make them ettont, healthy, and ham y, remove all °bet:ma tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs, and regions the bloom ef health and beauty to the careworn face. During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the +memoir. All the proprietor este is a trial, andto induce this he has put nu the INVIGOILAVNII 31'111.1 Lla pint battles at krPoanta, quart+ *L. hirers,' Depot,_4B WATER Street, New Yerk. DYOTir & 23V North sEcoNt i Street, Agents in P ladephot, Ant for tale IVW: cr. EATON. 9Pi 1G1179 Street, and all Druggists. isr-thstui, 111,1163 - . JAMES BETTS' ONLIBRATKO SUPPOIMRS FOR LADFEE, and the only Sup- Pesters ender eminent medical patronage. Ladies and phyromans are respectfully resnested to call only on Kra. Betts, at ker residence, /039 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty . Unman( /atalids have been advised by their ph,yinciars to use her appliances. Those only are MUMe bearing the Ignited States ooPyriglit, labels on the box, and num tares, ant 11110 en UM ilLlMlliert , with ustinsruals arlS-tstbk,tar WEST °HESTER RAILROAD TRAINS on ENVY" an i taMeß t tYt i tiee l h7,ll ark. rl. ni , noon, 130 P. M., andl M. On Sandayoleave. Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M., and West Chester at 4 P. M. irlo-tf (NWEST CTRIII3TER AND PHIL•DELPHIA VIA MEDIA. aI:FMK - EH ARRA./40 SVEN?. On and a m ktOiliDAY June , Mei, the trains will leave PHI ELPHIA,' ft, the Depot, N. E. corner of EI IT TR and kLARKE.T !Streets, at 1.45 and MIS A. M. and I, 4.15, CIO, 21 10 F. M„and will leave _the Station , corner of' T IRTY-PLRET and MARKET. Streets. (West Phi elplx) at &Olt and L 10.45 A. M., and 1131 i. , 5.45. and 10.15 P. Al. A.BO • 0 BUNDA YE. Leave ILA Hill at BA. M. and IF. M. Leave wRET 011 TER at BA. M. and SP. 2d. Trains leaving Philadelphia and West Chester at 7.45 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. oonnept at Pennelton with Trains pa the Philadelphia and Baltimore ()antral Railroad for Oxford and interinste pantie HENRY WOOD, myl7-tt " General Buperintendent. . , Ntim NOTICE.--4BUSTEE VALLEY R.A.I.L*OAD.=-.PAP: G-arligiGATirliW:lll DOWNINGTOWN Amp IN TERM_EDLATE STAVONIS.—On and biter Nov. dta, IMO, the Passenger Trains for Otivrmriiirrowzi will start from the new Passenger Depot of the .Phire telPhu and' Re ac Company. earner of BROAD and OALLOWMAL fifteens, (passenger *a hm°. on Cellarrtutl.) KOININIII MALIK for Downingtewn !woo at OK A. M. APTEKMOO. IFRAIN for Illoirxingtorys lorroo at Lip P. K RAlll'qundatl ozseptoii. Jrly orge, of the Boma or Managers sr Us Philasel kis an/ lissialagrtAttrosa Companx. as. W. K. bfolLßENN7.lreerelam PHILADELPHIA AND .1113 A DING RAILROAD CO.. f • tit SoiOL Foartk atre*t.) _PBIL eI:LUCIA April IC SBAS ii N Tie. 1 tric§: On and after May 1.1881, season tiokets will be Lined by this oomnisay for the penods of three, six, nine, and twelve months, not transferable. dupac Season aohool- Hotels may also be had at la per rant. tutt. • - • These motets will be sold by the Treasar• er at Ho. 427 South FOURTH Street, where WIT Outlier formation oan be obtained. 8. kl FOBll, arad-tf er. mi nim BLIKIICK, BOMB.- MIUDIUMILA AMP Si,- AURA .11.14 CD. QUM" 1,01171% to 17alaatlia, Catawlawal trf;,l . so t hloranton Promito, itilton e gg rtm. Brea taiston, Garton. .ilamixo, rbraiti; yaw. Illffitooter, Clevola‘Detroth Toledo" W*. It. iN winning**. and c U notnt• tank annt est. satins will leave the raw Doted of the P Li kia _sading iiiii, C corner 11.10A1) agut m. 11.11. Iltreits; ( nger entrails* en Cal.: *WI strootO daily. ( it oxeonteib. for slava weinnua4 2 l.l . . , itaitir &It . ..J — .E a -- .Eaa..._' —e t: M. Ik. LW A. ht. train tonneota d at Lansrt, for Wilkes rteri.lym.astsr+a,dfirimi,_._,..2 •• vs traini a rent souncortiora at ...num witlitko trains .1 th e ow Yorkond Erie, Canandsigna iNsil ZliagaraTalla an Ongalo • Bey York and Ens. and Wow York Con i t great sit ',OWN rionk and LWI and *lll INill. Mg "rt-k te rt tra, Bitola, sad flaapostiloa Bria, and all it ate points. inNt ow lan be lammed at Ike P 'ktlrtio)nliut and /El -1 r earn/diet Oilloo. northwest corner of f TX and 0 1 IVl9ll7llkoltl, and at thp_rnsaerj.dr witoojapr o s: 1 ;pm= tkinga.A.. Laaso thy fall :. and tending iNDOt.. LIN et i lk, w hak L i," t y (Ilitnits6l eistratoal. or all !gill Wart ir.t to ' ,atII F. Oita 'Rm..' lesdedissuad Jere IY. IS, is bllll/11 Mt r gi f t i Es r awe 1.1 .7. F r sr et teNILS ow antic Freight Bono*" If Mitt 'et Agat W 1., br t• B. If. L Willi, Agra. SI wthwors iteralt AFXlripatultilt_yinf id 111( Ittritata. 4oir i N' vl3Oll TO BILIDSR .3 Ani. FulsN I S ...1- IMF IMATERIALIt TOR ARMY ( "lA/THING. Ovflos Olt Ammo Cloorane AND Elerlr.e.s.i Corner nowari and Mercer al rests. Now . YOILZ, JUI7 LS: MIL My advertisement oft he arti natant. ler proposals for Tarnishing materials for Aran Chinni, is so modified as to receive bids if.r . 1041,000 yards Raney'. dark blue. (indigo wool dyedl. Dir Lion 27 inobea wicie,to welsh If onnoe• Par 7 1170 • , t 1" stead of 767 .00041irds of Die mann article St Dunes wide and 12 pintoes to the yard. •At. b d tor . , , ... . - ... OtiraTer..ll:lV47:4k7 'u:..-Arsordlrr.ll-17412,-) on yards of - mime. artisle.l.l7 ° altes_wide,, to weigh 11 °amnia per yard, thawed of 700103 yards Of 64 inches wide. D. H. VINTUN. 12211-71 Major shad quartermaster. MEDICINAL. din as. RAILROAD LINES. IVI , A-r-■-• Ni.e 139 awl 141 Plooth FOBICTI S (Formerly Noe. 17 nod Sao tre4t. 30STOCKS AND REAL n:0 rit'rls—zott, ju, ....11.1:::::iWneekiadhita.g11 a h l o e li ce a r, s large eit :a te 1. 1 7 " o v ii . e r i l tyr: unglue' Court. . Also, without reserve, stooks. loans..B.e. ZUBLIC BALM R.f..A.L. ESTATE Apo g. i .,. . 4 AT THE EXCE4VNGE EVERY T UESDAY o'oook, noo, durum the tipineell season . Lt tor 7$ AngaItitIkeVrrrFI.UAILPRIVATE 8 B 44 .1r We have a large amount of real estate at . .4 sale. Including' every description of city a 4 aa ,... ° •ouite property. Printed lists in De had at the aunty — ' ll 7 ° alters PEREMPTORY SALE-.4ITOCKS. On Tuesday. July 80„ At It .o'clock, noon, at the g xeletese, Ig l u 'without reserve, In , account of wn •ra it nal eceoer,." 93 ehttzes Stook Cininnnati_Pecuebeer Itainoec or 92 • Peasetiper maltread Co. ucuta Alec. Without Mee, ye, for otaer &casea of C te. -111 '. 80 shares Camden and Atlantic. It &brow c a. And without reserve, by order of Amine., 400 share, North Branch Canal Co up shires Paissenxer Railroad Co ol oo or or Ciatizo u $3 000 6 pm' cent. montage BouPon Waft Pennll% rdie Iron ComoanY.. . Jilt°. without reserve. tO'oloile.mi e Mate— Mahar.. Sunbury and Eine ItaliTOad COMM)). --_-----.. ORPHANS' COURT 8 4 LE—Nilth JULY: VALUABLE D I.:LAW ARE WHARF' & 9131Lnymth, Oar sale loth mt., will Include the Estate of a "" P. Mercer, deoeased—Larre Wharf. Locoed yi t ,,irois river Delaware and bwadiron 'treat, adjoi ath , im, itirs party, and near the terminus of the Pe noryliaalr 4, 4 1; Toed. - VALUABL A WA N a E aSTR E E . T Go r e , Also , the valuable three ato7 brick store, k o Walnut street. 24 feet 9 inches Iron and di f 4 to • 31 fit:dished in beat manner , and a first-rate Maims, 4; VALUAPR.E , iTORE AND tiW ELLUto, iad as a dry good; store. and 411 expeljii Also, the valuable three story brink note sa d dr i irk. watt three story bark buildlute, No. sad G t. avenue, oideid9 stand. 88.19 in froward Street. Sineteenth Werd BIiPSRIOR FURSITURS. Rue ktquan i. , DEON. TAP iiSTRY OnSPETeI B.e. 4(1 On Monde" Morning. 20th inst, at 10 eeock. in licaard street. op !amble avenue, opposite Barriron stret lie um , i,7 furniture. fine toned meetrond melodeon. tspi a l —4 yet., hair mattress , flee feather bed., a ce , rr tar. Also, the kitchen furniture. ear May be examined at 8 o'clock on ... the - —mit t . the este. Pa's Er stallion Street, litra.t 1911PERIOR FURNITUt /C. OVAL 011940 g, P.d.tfrß)f CARPETS, Re. 4 A • On :Tuesday htornins, 90th inst.. at 10 o'clock at No.lloB Efauito",, above Thirtricroond - street. West Ph11a,1•11b,..1 saparior turaitura.Plaao-forte, oval French -DWI ql Tor , fine taprat y,oarpirs. fine hair mattreues,l/40 gentleman declining honarkeeplat• Sir Open for examination early on the moral,, sale Stale et Noe. 139 and hl ''outh Fourth etreet. BUT' bILLOR PURtsITURE, FRIOCII-PLATs RO P lANO- FO RTES. BEDS AND liEno;;;;;' ISKED9BELS AND OTII.Kft CIA RrISTB. to. On Thursday Morning. At 9 o'clock. et the Auction hkce. su secs excellent excellent second-hend furniture, elegant Piano (ono fins nurror . n, carpets. beds and beddint, ao., ro. hes declining housekeeping, removed to the store convenience of sate. MMFITZeATNU:K. ..t. Blloa, AUCL . TIONEE RE. 6 011 DEESTICE r Bt., atom Myth -- -- - At f o'clock. of books, stationer!, tied fatter tam, wmahes, jewelry. clocks. !dim , slated ware, ectsc, Paintings, cnto& into rumenta. An. A1i... - nosiery, dry goods,. boots atd shoes. am aim. °handle° of every desonption. DAY RAl i ,eB ever, Marshy'. Wednesday, and Pd day, at Id o °Look 0 . M. PRIVATE PALEEI. A t gii rate rad s it l i sze j s ev eral large co owesma i of im e u . find Jewelry . b OO rationeri. s-NW:A ware at lery, raw, good.. .. to which r i s e r solicited the aust lion of OltY and oonntry merchants and Wan. Conwsuments solicited for all kinds or met for either Dublin or Driwate sales, el at, •d Sir pars! wall adv.noss made on oonsarmenta. I to_or 1.0.41 Dr ,,, PtiT Rt t dki ,r. 31 ACHINERI" AIM IRON. AMPENN STEAM ENGINE AND OILER IVOREB.--NEAFIE It LEVY, PPLACTICAI, AN ri THEORETICAL ENGINEER!. MACHINISTS. BOILER-NIAXEER.SLACEIDIMIL and POUNDERS, having. for man! yawl, beta di snowmant operation, and aeon exclusively mend !e building an d repairing Marine aad River haitniev.tret and low Wel/WM Ito/3 Boat', Water Tanks. rroeedia, ho.. respectfully o ff er their seniume to the wt. as being fully prepared to contract for Engine, of mum, Marine,. River,. and Stationary, bi.viac 44 , 4. pattes with different loxes, are Prepared to ezeowe ders quick desaatch. Even draortinion id Puha making made at the shortest notice. Rich and Low Pressure, Flue, Tubular. ironylind Hollersot beet Pennsylvania charcoal Forums, of Omer and kinds; frog and MAAS Casunge. of all desoriptiesui R o il Turning, ilonew Colting• and all other workout. fleeted with the above business. Drawings and Ppecilkationa for all work donut-Wit establishment. free of charge, and work causative. The subscribers have ample wharf-dook mow for to pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect whir, and are provided with oilcans , blocks, falls, ika , ka for aiming heavy or light weights. JJ COB C. NHAPIE. BEACH a JOHN PALMER. EVY. P Street& - J. VA.176111.13 33333.3.103, 303 N E. COTE. WILLIAM 11:13 =RICE, ILLRILTt YINNICL gOIITHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AMC WASIIING"tON STRUM, PHILADITTHIL. ENGIN M ERAND MACHINISTS, Idannfaotare /Leh and Low Pressure St/mm.l4mm for lard, mrer..and marine service. Boilers. Gasometere, Tanks. Iron Boats, .40.; Cut. 113311 of all kinds, either iron or brass. Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshop, izei• road Stations, &o. Retorts and Gas Mesokinery of the latest sad ore improved oopertrnotion. • •-• Every desoription of Plantation Machinery, nth, Sneer. Saw, and Gnat Mills, Vacuum Pam. Opel Steam Train s, Defeostors, Filters, Pumping Emus, &o. 14o1e E gaits for N. Milieux's Patent Sager Salk Eypntatns Neemyth's Patent Steam Hammer„tei As pinwall & Wolsey's Patent Centrifugal Nam Plums Machine. • fair POINT PLE.IBANT FOUNDRY, No. 451 BFAUE Sweet: Kensington. Phadelpids.—WlL, LIAM H. TIERS informs his [mods that, Wier pur chased the ewire stook of Patterns at tee show Foto dry. he to now prepared to ream , e oral, for &lift erist, and flaw- Mill Castings, Soap (..tentosi, Lod House Work, Gea • Castings ko.de hew Mrs ,- beratorr or Cupola Parhtoea, Is dry or aceea ossa, or loam. m•t. SHIPPING• ISMST EAMSIIIP GRSAT LtSTBRN FOR Li'll.'RPOOL.. The' Wither RASTER:(. James Kenaridr. eom mender, will sail from Quebec. for 4fleillool.leastlw Permitting) on Tuesdar.th, eth of Oneuet. nue gere to be on board en tvenine the 6th. RATES OP PAUAGE. cabin, 3a Steerage.— 330 P4sweuxers ea:levying the grand saloon beans will te charged $l5 Berths not Bemired until said for. Two experienced swam s are on board.. Steerage pa•sergrrs are rerinoed to provide beddiu, also eating and drinking utensils 'She ship will take as cargo—flour. grain, abet, to deals. &a, &o For further particulars, apple to the oonnarea. ALLAN Gil MOUR k W..Quebec,el GILSIOI33. & CO., &mitres!, Or to their agents in New York. EDAILS /ON BRniii FRS. No. S &what Goa jy23.tAl" . SinWKLY 0011iUNIUATI4 BY-_STRAItt BETWEEN NSW yr AND LIVERP OOL, salt= at QUEENET9HN laud,) to laud and embark yeatersomi and =pink The Liverpool, Nov York, and nilstiebnia &sus ship Company's splendid Clyde-bum iron sorer row Woe, are intended to sail ex follows: FROM NFw, VORA' FOP LIVLPOOfihh CITY OF WASHINGTON, Satnydar. GLASGOW. • Satunisr. Al got C ITY OF BALTIMORE. astnrdar, Auto' And ever, Smarms , " tnronthmt th e yell, frog Po No, 44 N. H. HATES OF P4S9/413 THROUGH FROM FEDADELPIII. Chan, to ctrunenzto,m or LiserpooL—.---• Do. to Londo n , ens , Steerage to neenstown, or Liverpool--.--- fiso. to ixton. Actaropotets. amiable for RI months - - _ from Lrremooi... -- reamerwera forwarded to Herr', Fedi", Natal Bremen, and Antwerp, at thrwufb rates" Clrtiloateo of pump forced from larerpeed to ork— Certificates' of package issued from Cieeenetown Now York--__ -- Thee° steamers hare superior scoorgeodations Oftwurers, are constmeted with watertrekt oom) manta, and, oarry experienced Surgeons. For freight. or osisage,epoly the Mhos Milo Coos DAIRY. Jons A Amt. 111 Walnut meet, FkiEsdelpla. Is hiseruool, to W 31.1 MAN. tower Baildium ii iiMpre, to WM, 11114 AN, 13 Olken street_ ANIL THJ MIMS AND NOETD AMERICAN lOWA OA IMO 1W Cabin PIRA T 011.3 TO 1.071120018 - Chief Cabin Pasrass..-----------. —.. EN Seoond Cabm Potato..-- ......- -11 75.011 ZOOTOR TO L1T21.7014. 'lief Cabin Pewmage.--------- VD Seoond Cabin ?wage-- _.--_---- * the chips from Now York esnat-Oork Rubor. irks snips from Boston sal at Blass and Cot tar . bor. PERSIA, Capt. Junkies. APIICA, CaPt. Sharma, AItABLA, Cat. J. Stone. CANADA, Cs_pt. 1. Eau AIK, Capt. E. N. Lott AMERICA COD'. AUSTRALASIAN, NIABAIS: Capt. br ent. Cook. EVIOPA, Cent. Alai SCOTIA,' caw Inuldralt.) These vessel" carry a clear White light at czat - I , ROOD on iterboard bow : red on port bow. . J e t CANADA, Moodie. learea Boston, INadttNG"' ASIA, Lott, " N. Y ork, liredneidtl ,N itle_ai3lA, Storm, " Boston VrodneadarA,l 'APR /QA, Shannon, " N. York: N O IL eineolN •wintOr A. Anderson, " Boston. Wedt,4457.11,1 PERSIA. Judki es, r• fr.york,orinced sr.Ur Berths not secured wail paid for. - An erperienoed (Surgeon on board. The owners of these 'bilis will tbe acaor..t o told, Silver, Bullion,Speore, Jewelry, Prectow a:: o tt r e M w e al tall ae , an thgrof bi l la hrogi i"i ne n s r pramoG ale "F :....fy r YA f ;l . essence. &Mgr SO 7311-tf 4 Bow li ne Oren. her ors 81178121X88 CARDS TORN WELt3H, PRACTICAL SLY; ROOFER :OI VMM Street and OEllllOlr rad. =Mee to put on env amount of 0 01. e moat in erste terms. qpvill oraszn som` even bt/Tiding Perfoodi va.ter-tigh OKA"' P nol• attended to. JOHN ELLIOTT, WINES and LIQD 6 Noe. 3 17 and 319 Wril,N77 Ctroet.(tog litores. between Third and Pourth. north Lee. l '; 4811)hia. N. B.—Fine 014 Whiskivi 31 var l riso tifatablisled in 184/0 pAWBON NIOEOI.BON, 11004ATIWEIL. roc 6/8 ant eak 241:01. arg• 4 l, au Seva t a NhimitS ant u, etWit trai MM. rawaox. MCI F" UMW/1011AT, sn NEW !MEET, Plies mo de = MPS of oval doe r0"_..... r " to .order. st the sbove WHOLSAALE sod IS/ AI L, It soonstastozor'e prises. seertline demo tie ot~ WNW. J. 8, 010 av)-414n viz . -- " • . 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