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It Will he deemed 'v an my age to say
that at itypiiitylftte I*.trpOsessed of a 'hill
share or: the, ',Ordinary:,personal charms Of
ioutli;iVithinA oti tbi - s.olliaterfteldio
standard, of .height fire fedi ten, with , locks
liackind : 3l4By as the ravens
„tla
gp:(aleai
fheOkin - mo* ' ly With:fair
con@Wienieliels4liiinfxi%ihe
of youtWanlleelth,:atd 4 pesrOsitg'=what , is
genorolly,c_Onhidoked oltilkient good senile find
educaletilek4 ll ;thil Prite#4l , PurPolies , cif life,
it may bethought that my experience immat. ,
tors heart,of i the, ou,ght to'linve piovednn'hi
coptionlb,„therride Pai:jielhe course of ; true
lovezever.did .ran smooth.”. But, alas! not
so It wit MY !Ma:Wife beWine ', , aciinSia tad
with a young lady 4 ,,,possesseil of so maxi
charms, mental t inortMiiieripoceug, and so
supereminent in 3i etieh,lbaCit was indeed ini
possible for me to-nveldthiltusesi. did, des
penally-U:lov° with hen - , - ' •
As filr as Mikei of the eye, tremors of the
ater..ocMunonal, ittuendoei might `gi;
dontit f not;that;l Hell well :• hurt*
ing to4 er t t . ko l itedie,of,the State, of My, heart;
and .1... will„not:presume noon Ybur patience; so
much, as to detaft.the eestasyofjoy.withwhibb:
I firs drOiKred; - ;thoingli similar )riedia,, a,
recipreeity,er feeling on the part:of the young
,Letit suffice to':. that this was the
caSehtil 44 1 9+
cunibeit, ,00, mep+ make * distinct"avowal of
my love: 4 thie t after +jotify perplexing,
mentatfinlinteil+teselved*K lettpe,lnd
after -Writing„ spine: forty' . : , :eplaf)es- , on as
many; sheets., of -, gilded paper, ,Iktinally 4sud- •
C.ceded informing aletter,.amonntiugto,about
six 1 4 1 0; 09140 1 1 i4g, 411 1,4 - Ao44i the = con- .
denied " quintessen ce of everything that could;
or ought to.be said, on the , subject. .Of this
preciotis"-Morceau , l, retain' now but ,slight
collectieb. That it aboindod with :terms '
pre*ye; of' pure, Warm. , ardent, gloWing, un
dying, everlasting, and unprecedented affe c t
lion, I have not the least, doubt. 1Hnt,11941,F,
tunatel4':"thisllittle , speituien• of 'epistolary
excellence. was scarcely finished, when, phanc
ing 'to peruse seine of the 'experiences; Of. a ;
predecessor in the . pedui otlovu,.l read „Mat ,
nothing Was more unwlief. or, dangerout4ifin.
making an offer of one's hand and heart IA) ,
means'otpemand'Pepfir ,
t ',: t
With the crednlitY. St& mind;' I.
once inve:liefillhWeredeitee:to,:thilf , doctrine ' ,
and frightened , at , the - teariblineelpice WhiCh
I bad s 0 .AstrinWii,nioideCl-fttodinf*Aer
stroyed letter; and regolied ti'ilieeEareanY4
self in person, with-my own lips , and,*voice,
and to hear with own ears the refIVV IIOO
was 'to s'ehldowny - ,
Never . :did atii.AleXtintier p ;,a or, a•
Napolemr feeltbelnspliingeffebteof an'heroba'
resolution more powerttilly,than'i l felt the itif
flueuce4this; I had resOlied, I would execute!
I walked She streets with a proud ,tenticions
nen pithy herolsMofmy resolution ,; and in the
height :et my pride, thirly feared.leet,.iu the
words Of , i'poet, I should strikope, stare with,
my lefty bead: But sensible oT , the imperfec
tion of "adman pfiwers,'and boxiaelMis that mine
in particular were liable to. faltdm,so delicate,
an emergency, I resolved at leastl44. write and
commit to memory declaratory sPeech.
This undignifled:Ond foolish thing I- , did.. , in
stead of trusting to the warm outpouring of an
ingehuons , heart, which its some way at least
would have managed to make: itself understood
and fell, I committed to memory a cold forma-,
la of: Wrist ;to be delivered as , the school-boy •
recites his speech, of , which it is sufficient for
the wrltcjao, of this article' te' , , t:tieolteet thefo
lowing "
sentence: aMies Adamsi will you al
low melte - offer you my hand Inid'hettitV
The fearful hour artiieit . ;,The . earetiihi of
my wonted - visit approached, I,fOinday
self seated by the •side of-my ,adored,„ in the.
sunnier evening The last rayk,of
the settingsun had gradually disappeared from
the rosy clouds that lingered above the west.
The full moon rose highlin heaven, and one
by ono the glorious stirs beeeme "table
sin snob a night L • ' '
Stood Dido with a willow lioi, Weld, .
triton the wild - sea bialts,:iiiiditaved her lota
TO 40M0, agaltt-to,cikrtkago:..!
The r 'open Windrier hy which we 01,4 belied
out upon a *den :Store-C*lth diroNdoir of
rich and rare flowers,gum which there ear
bated, and arose' arand tts - Os , delielohd' fra,
grance,, forming a liCatniesphere" for duCh'it.
scene. The Awe; silence the scenery,
everything was appropriate; arid she, theft:lean-.
tifnl, the ahnoat unearthly, ateined;by,,lntii- -
tion, to unifersiehd tlioughtsUnd intentions,
as with Iniad befit down sher gazed (and -with a
slight bluilf utam the fair - dee:lip are And which,
her auburn cur' nocie pldyiiag) upexi
rose which she wiut earnestly:engaged In ll
ing to pieces. I was- imP)oyed in the equally
senoua - oeenration ofVetang and
,shutting a
small, fanc9.--anutf-box . which kid bi my:
hand.
Alas 1 'Where now 'velts'the Itaitinciiian of
Napoleon courage that Inspired ,me t, I folt
my valor oozing out of the "palms of my hands.
But at last; summoning resoltitiOndlite'a Man
upon the 'Scaffold Scaffold - who wAttlfei to-Ale with at
least seeininglorAltudO,.or4Q use amore forci
ble illustration, gathering together and con
centrating, as it were; all the - energies of the
naiad, after the manner of one about to submit
to the most inhunUM, fif 'all earthly torttires
the extraction of _a -with - WA
oaergrair this; I - raised , - my eyes, to those of
Isabella, and in the language of *prepared
speech; Bald, C. Miss Adams!" '
The Imea-7thly and startling .emphisis With'
which thii rather formal - tommencennint
delivered' seriously 'frightened betk partals;
The rose' dopped from her Bogert,. the box
from mine, andi was 'only able to follsivt tip`
this impressive exordium With,
;the
,comaiok
place remark about the beauty 9f evening,'
aftei . which ' We 'relapsed , into :_cittr ;former
silence.
Gathering, however, energy .. lifinti,clefhat,,l
made after a alightpausti, "seeiaid' attempt:.
ills /dams," said I, in a slow,solemn;
se
pulchral voice, ff ett - e - teilYesi
nio to,otter you—rto :offer yon—st pied
of snuff" •
" With pleasure, sir," replied a :Mitt, spveet
voice; :Which, in contrast with:My 'onn, sound-.
ed like a strain of soft music following up the
rumblings of an earthquake. • I felt my eyes
starting from my head. , I felt that the veins
on my forehead were swollen like the streams
of spring.- I felt the blood mantling' over
face, brow, and neck. I heard the loud heat.
ing oflny heartland' in an agottY" Of bo
dily and mental pain to which the •raik, the
wheel,- and the-gibbet were, paradise, I rushed
from the room, hurried to mil home; mitered
my own chamber"; locked, tiziubly, trebly
locked ray-door, lest any- one Should observe
my shame, and vented -:niy 4ipTeen in idle
precationtrupoit ihy Diva etupldity.= ,
An hones. walk/ across my chaidber Served,
however, to calm my spiritst. and with a coin
posurelhat seemed really supernatural com
pared with my 'rodent agibition., I eat detvri and,
wrote :
"Deity Isinams.-Take 'pity On an nil:-
happy youth; *hit is too deeply' In love with
you to utter two consecutive words in your
presence. lam miserable till I hear from
you." , .
This note was immedititely despatched, and
in half an,bour I was the happiest man in the
universe. My Isabella proved a .pattern of
excellence,: , was , neyer, offended with her but
' once,, and •-.then she diepelled my-wrath- by
asking nie, in a mock serious tone of Voice,
Will yoz-LWill you-4illow za6t9, offer gon—
e pinch. of sunff7"—,Snarx. _
DRILLING VLOVERSEED.
Accordingto - the reportriflt' preCtice uperi'
a farm near Chelmsford, in England, the drill
ing in of clovereced has been found not only
a great saving of seed, but also has' tendered
the crop more certain; and- of betterquality..
The writer says ploiet and all titheiseeds have
been drilled upon this farm.with the inost.spc-,
cessful reautta•as . the plants •; .indeed ! ,
we feel that no other mode Is more certain;
and feel assured that two-thirds the "qtiantity
of seed - will more cestaittly;secureAcitipibr
drilling than _one-third More - would efrebt if
sown by hand, ten pounds Of. clover _being
ample 'per 'acre when "Arilled4roperlY; Is
this not.werth a trial here, where clover is , so
important a crop, and especially , :now,,when
the price of seed renders a 'killing of- a third
sufficient to,PaY the interest on aMortsiderable
of an amount invested In Seed.drillsi "Few will
pretend theta field 'of ten' acres Can' be `„well
seeded, with ieseiliattriaro nrishels;;;or one
hundred and tivoniipontids. ..Shortld the drill
save one-third °fib's, and at• the same time
produce's; crop one2thir,d, better, and with mom
certainty, the drilling of • oloverseed should
certainly be 'considered:lv:matter worth the
attentibitrof western faritiertn-
ovign4 tA 7 ciimeg iteßsEe.
A writer in the Nam-taw/awl Farmer, who
is a blacksmith ) cures ova-reaching. hordee,•
and increases their trotting speed fifteen" or
twenty seconds per mile; by the folltitVitig Mode'
of shoeing; whichinercases the MPtiot) of thp,
forward feet and retards the fustian of the hind
ones. He ntakcs the tae-caulkii *Cry
standing a, little under, and the shoes set as
back Ward as convenient, on the, forward feet;
with high heel-caulks, so - as to let 'theta roll•
over as soon as possible. On ,the hind , feet,
the heel,cardir is low and the, toe-caulkhigh
anti projecting forward. Horses shod thus,
travel vfith Ms' • —, "
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P 44r;uti1' Ttussasaid3bat
thirty years,,at the present rate, of- Milting and
slashing, will sweep 'trees aloe - ltimbrir
east oftbe Of rabbi' 10114
timber. Itwe.alloir.
up, ten ae:ree iat fertile land, assillutanaged.o4 ll
supply ttfamily witkfuel 014 e mob route
a mediumliirdy. On PO Ofer iothi;j3pip 140
required:: ; II is to be on oneeinAtretitiyeataf,
But WI spontaneous growth ) ,
..3ve have;
chided - Atha, beSt tlintijetive bitVo;,10110-itr
as it Othnee,lood,slad.baaLitifirie.tt44:l3lo;
to plant it; itume attd.then . War:fig:looU
driven easily through atirpartj lir Arattiotout
the titubee: --Plant ;alternate( Tol.W.lif *AC ,
chestnitt,pkgipppitnjar".o6ld - whal
haOpeioo)oooWmollaiwofitufrimaluive SY
Asuce ' Aspi the land; will still be 440414141,
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VrOiMe -
PROPOSALS , FOR. SUPPLIII§s
Quatristoiteriss's Orr ion Monism Coors,
Washiogton, Oct. io, um.
BEAVEnzoposAts bei recoil-at ats office
s 18th of November,l76ll, feUz
"iirtieleaduring the ibeal k01T,000481115 ) 1 '
600 t 104 cold oomPiot* '
1,000 te'2,ooo inarleey9lo,Poone , ,
' 1,000 to 2,000 patentlieettier, stooks. •
6013 to 800 primates'- "uniform: (mate, complete, of
blue cloth, Weird die—to 4.
I :Manifestly tested: , • "
',lool4tgelintie .Atilferm (eame ei
above.) ,
6Q14 moicism , ,coAta, Redd cloth , cooldpeal,
dya.ete,beoheralcellykested, .." ;
. IQO ,300 Phu Siatiti
-00 to 800 Palle hrusi, Centre;
Rte., 60 red minted. sashes, „ _
1,000 to 2,000 pairs linen overalls.
-r 1.000 to 2, , phitte"... ' ' •-`
4.880 t o B, , '' pairs brogans, nee. 6 to Us
NO WE 804 marine blerdrots,. um.) ,
' 6 5 010 "3 0 5 linallooksii .a ; • '
2,6001,1i - 3;000 pain' woollens/keel:a,:
600 t: l 5. . 8 95X55rillstatialle tiotps,the olotlito be navy
,• , • , blue, indigo . dye, kind , chemically
600. , tested.
tg 800 fatigue frOcke.
r 1,000 tek,6o(itiantiel shirts,
7,1 400 tok,ooo pain woollen,overalle," blue Marley. „
' 600 to I,ooo,oJellenjachets," do. '
300 to ~300 ?Natoli or groat costar, • .do. ;
60 0,U 6 ,0 0 0.1isits °Anton Simnel drawers:
86 to • 50 musicians' jackets, scarlet cloth,
ooehi
neai 4e-rto be Chaotically tested.
r 1 WO to 2;ooo * „fards 6-4 sky-blue kersey ."..
'1;000 to 2,000 yards
lf navy.blue O cloth, to be chemically
;,teilt . ." • . '
800 yarks'eairlot clout, cochineal dye, to, be cherni ,
! sally tested
*Wm. et 0 4,00 ,1 article;, %sr be min on appal.
cation at this Zdicii, or ate
- the cmos of the assistant
guirteruilliter ma rin e oorPil; 159 Spruce 'treat, Philo
" t;"d.
It plehezusderstood. that,th e , scoop idder Is to
take need' for manufacturing coats, overalls,
4z0., ou band at the time of enteritis tato ernitract, at
Qt!contiectprfues tkoireof.a. , ,
.r Bide' unite received ler,the-whole or in parts for the
sitiolmiregaired, and it,rinat tio. explicitly • understood
that at criticsa Impolitic% ir111.68 given All-articles
biehbd oo tont oodAmpty, sod ,mot articles which do
not come up to the sample wilt Ze Mooted Sod tbrowc
Open rhea's/dr of the contractor..
The visiterinaster reaerv,es to "hitimelf the right to
increase:or diklinisb, the quantity named above, as the
Imigencles ex Interests of the service may demand.
Proposals tole addressed to the "Quartermaster of the
MODio Corps," Wo#D4ctoo, D. 0., ondendorood ".Pro,
peals VW Supplies.
Thedzipers publishing this advertisement mill send
Dm; papor oottsining the first insertion to this %Do for
morolm.tiont smompoole4 by a,duplicete account °Me
im
expee—Utlhe rate of 76 cents for 300 ems Aral Wier
**, and 37% cents tor, $OO ems for, all pulmequent
f rtions. oclo-stathtNovl3
,}111t9P.0514.43 ERF;QT;Ioa ~ T HE
t 0110,145* at,roaili Amboy, Noir.
Tieisoar DerAitralort i tt
WASITINGTON, September list, 2116. j
PROPOSALS will be received at this Department until
the: 26th, day Af Noveudier, 41, - ."D.11161, at 12,0 , c10ck,,
wait, ter, the„oonstructlon of the Castovi Rouse, Poet
Oltell, Md . C ourt Arad airthariard tir ,oreolcd at
• Pilitlft - AMBOY; Neir 'Jersey; asarnalitig tiv- the plum ,
'end' specifications prepared at this DepartMent
Claheather for the Outstanding. or semate
t ia , area kihda'ef viorlr) ;bins or petiole oluotthi
eve lemieaccempanr each bid,' with the tanotuateteaslt •
kind 'of work, and the total amount carried out' the
Department reserving the right to - ',rejtlt.Or acceyt the
.proposals hereby"invited; or any .part,thereef, when it
•deeeis the !Meted of therUnited States mph" it; the
'Donartutent also reserves the right to exclude the bids
of' any person br persons whom there tejust cause to
believe will net 'faithfully perform -Rae coutraots, or
Which they have attempted to obtain by indirection t
and, ail bide when there shall be paellas in interest who
do not join iii the bide, soli ill bids tbit upon trirestiga,
Don are below a fair price for the work. -
' • , •
, nida will not lie received in gross, and conirtet will
be awarded toes bidder unless deans are furnished the
• Deperertt of the prices of the different kinds of work
aWmaterials, which shall' be subjectto the rerteion
of the Department; io that it Tao adopt the whole or
.4ul of the'bid, as the inters/ft 011ie United States
Ninety per eilitt.•ef the amount of work 'dont, and
Materials delivered according to contract price (said
theto be iecititahirldlf
estimite of an, agent of
l h ej Department . appahet for that purpose ,) "will be
paid from time to timri'vui he york: progresses. and ten
per Met retained until the 'completion' Of the contract
and; the acceptance of the work; &0.,: by tlie 4PPt,
aforaddi and be forfeited in the event* of ad
non-dimeut
of
Centralia WS be awarded only to master-builders and
nreilhanita ; Maths assignment thereof, except by
con-
U'4 di the Seceetery of the Treasury, will be a forfoit•
ire of the sale, - ' ", "
~ - ..Rack prepaid Must be accotripssleS by a written guar.
antes, signed by two responsible persons (certilled to
so by the United States District Judge, or Attorney of
the,. said District), In 'the sum of WOW for the whole
work, or of a proportionate amount if soy part, t h at
the! bidder CD when required, if hie Mena be
accepted, enter ' into a oontraet and bond,,wito proper
and safecientsecurities for its faithful performance.
-Arm of Bond and Certificate required will be fur
nished on application to the Department.
• " Plans, specifications, and working- drawings will tie
ready on the let ofliotember, When they can be had on
applioationtothe Department; -
-No bid will be considered Lulus itfullq tomplier,
in All its derails, With the regnirements
‘ of this tedoes,
2 'Ther — oposala omit 14-sent to ,this Department, ad;
dreesedlo the Seeretary of the Treasury, and
'endorsed "PROPOSALS POE ',TITE"PRIITII ADVIO
,CIIIBTOM ROUSE," and will be' opened at one o'cl aocckk
of the lest dey limed for reselyig_the tome.
'HOWELL COBB, ,
'lll-th a&tti-tnoS4 fiestiotary, of, the teeesury.
.
ROFQS:AL . 8
FOR nATIONSFOR 1888
opywi iamilgs CORPS,
1, ; • Washington, October 10, 1857.
SIOPAItATBSBALIBPBOPOSAISoriII be received
at the' office until' TITBSDAY, the 10th of Nove m ber
next,at d o'clock P.M.i.,,for furnishing Rations to the,
Unitedlitatei Marine Corps, at the following 'stations,
for the yrear3B6l3,7ls, -
CharlaitoWn, hiaseaduisetta;
Porte south, Vim llampahire;
. Brooklyn, Londlelandi NewNork;
- • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
. Warrington, Florida; and
: Washington, lnstriot of Columbia.
Etch ration to consist of one pound and a quarter of
fresh beef; or threo-quarters of a pound of men pork;
eigliteen ounces of breed, made of best superfine Sour,
or best'superilue 'dour, at the option of the Government;
and'at, the rate of six pounds Air good twatre
wintids ronr Cr:largos sugar, eight quarto of beet
white beans, four quart of vinegar,' two quarts of salt,
four pounds of good bard brown aosp i and oneand-a
half pounds of good hard dipped tallow candles, to one
hundred rations.
The Watt - Manfred shall
each elirered on the order of
the Ponnimmilng officer of etation, either, in bulk
or by the single Malan, and shall consist of the beet
arid most obelus pieces of the-caroms I. the pork to bo
•Nei. 1 Prime mesa pork, and the groceries to .be. of the
best quality of kinds pained, All subject to lnalieetion.
NO - bid will be entertained unless aceouiPsoled by the
mines of tiro sureties known to this office, or certified
to efleeeillehilWe. To be endorsed , 4, Pr o p o sals
for NaOMml for - 1 868, , ,' and. Wronged to the Quarter,
mister of the Itiarine - Oorns, Washington, D. 0. • ,
•
D. J. fiIITHILRLAND,
I. • Quartermaster. ,
, .
- The paper' pnblisbing this adeirtisement will send
.the taper conwtmog the first insertion to this aloe far
examination, scoompanied by a duplicate account of the
expense, at the rate of 76 cents for 000 misfired
Hon; and. 87% cents per 1100 eatsfor all subsequent In.
iertlons.
The National Intelligenear,'lltar, and States, Wash
ington, I), 0.; Argos, Portland , Me.; Patriot,' Compri!,
N. If.; Gazette, 'Portsmouth, N. H . ; Post and Courier,
Boston , Mass.; Bridgeport - gamer, Conn.;" Deily ,News
and At l as; N. P. Bagle,Brooklyn, N. Y 4 - Argus. Penn
and ' Press,Philadelphia, Penn.; Patriot,
liaritsburg, Penn . _ 61d.; States-,
man, and Argun, Norfolk, Va.,• Democrat, Pensacola,
Pla.; Courier and Orlosnian, New Orleans La • will
publish the above' three times per week, until 10 th No
vember. , ,
, 18 -tu th and sat t Noy 10 ' '
MACGREGOR, ,1101 1 -AIR .EURNACES.
gold by OIXADIVIcK "lb 880., SECOND Street,
exit!, oor above : l44w, , , - s 2,410114pa,11.1
11/IORTANT .IMPROVEMENT
;.I.; ',, • NAWAIAB 00N81311ING VITRNAOR
CfilthON'S NEW CONE FURNACE,
often; hayloi been pat to the moat seeeles tut, during
the two OOLD ermine 071866 AIM 1867, has proved to
be the meet powerful hooter in eho world, SCWiitlarOM
Lto) the fuel over enrol' the best furnace; AOlirp. use,
oss FITSSAOI4I or coxiseneoted avdth "a".castiren
pit, and 'a broad, aholloff, rezoduiped" dre'pot, Bled
with'fireAudok or,ison date.. The tire pot Jo earmdtuit•
ed with
..
A OEIIIEB OP CONES, on TAPEEINO BAIIIATO4B,
large and broad at their base, but tapering to knallaper7'
tarsi at the top, Mid uniting with the anular chamber,
through which the heat and smoke pass to' the Pm
Tan. Imola products of combustlon in the form of
mob and Geese, are suspended directly over the Are,'
Oesionn or compressed Into tho tapering 001111 i and
oonimusaix isrossa'tci the 'direct action of the rays
°Cheat and light from the Bro.
This heat -and light Is bro!lght to's Peopa,f SAOII
.OMS, rtotimlike the •
,COLLECTION OP THE SUN'S SATO,
rsesi tool point throitgit an'ardinary'lens, causing the
mots amp - onaea 'to become intensely heated and tho.
roughly ooseuelsiD, by thle operation the EWEN AND
J1413E9 are NADU 11 9 0ALLT"/-TAIVABL.N" with the TEEL
tesettrfor heath* purtsities, while ip, other furtutem,
Rig bAaalID Off AND WASTED IN ru OIIIIINNT.
All pereone desirous of obtaining the best nod
MOBT ECONOMICAL MUTING APPAIItTIII3,
Would not fall to examine the Nam Gss•Cogerausal
'CONK Inassaa, before purchaeiog any other. 'The at
tention of . ,asolaitects and builders is partidularlY tee
quested, , AENOLD k WI , ,
' " (Simian's to B. A. Marriaon,)
No. 624 WALNUT Street,
sul-tf Opposite Indeprtdepieeftter,
r • KING4F,OII.D . & SON'S PURE
-'I OSWEGO STARCH (for the fauridryY has estab-
Relied agreateuatelebrity,than hag -ever -been obtained
by.ahy other Stara.
Vile has been the reilalt of its markedrairporlority in
quality and Its invariable uniformity.
-The-public May be assured of the contliniance of the
high standard now established.
The production it over,2o tonsilally, and the demand
has extended throughout the whole Muted States, and
toloreign countrleii.' •
Working thus on a very large scale, and under a rigid
systent, they are able to secure a perfect uniformity in
the quality throughout the year. Thin la the great de,
sidetatunt itratarCh-nlaking, and la realised pow for the
Stature.
othe very i bent Starch that tan be made, and no other,
, far4rays wanted- by consumers, and thin will be sup-
TALK to them by the'Groberi an aeon as theft creamed%
bare 'espied which le the best, and ;ask for ;it—other-
NGlisthey would bellitety,to get that article on which
the largest pfoUt can be made. ,
Mr. Kingsford has, been engaged lothomannfaeture of,
Starch ciintionemilyferthe lain 47 years, and during the,
whole of the period the Starch made tinder bin super
/Dion has been, beyond spy question , the beetle the
market." /or the first 17 years he bad charge of the
troika of Wm, Colgate & Co., at which period ho in
vented the process of the manufacture of Corn Starch.
I lEr:itelcrot..lll , loBVbitin lie, the *me
• IMMO ' hue ricintly been taken' by another factory.
' It isspld by all the beet grocer! in nearly every part
'of the - coontry.'..
T: KINGS/91RD & SON% OSWEGO CORN STARCH
(for: puddingi, ta) has obtkined an equal Celebrity
with thetriltareif /or tile. laundry. This article is Per
fectly pare, and 19,3 n every aspect, equal 'to the beet'
Bermuda Arrow Root, besides' hiving additional quail.
ties which render it invaluable for the delteeo.
/Nitta° Starch Inut`beed extiMarviiy,pacEedand sold
Corn Starch, and has given (alto Impreestopp to many
merite of our , Corit atincb.
/Tom ita - great delicacy and purity, It is coming alai;
tilto'geeerel Use de a diet for Infants add bivalide
• .19; N. KELLOGG•dr, CO., 'Agouti,
'ec . 934f , • 150 YULTON Streot; N.
LTIMAR 11171%, POUTER, Al 4
IND' Acilit zErta BILEIVERV; N0:620 (uirt
3 1 3 ) ' Korth TWRII InFaql?hiladelphia..-81dpping
00 . 4tfr gtehded i 6. an -te
$O. •Z
°Me t
t
001 A '
IRAN SLAOIC—ENGRATING DIE
( and
?reel Manufactory, ST Strawberry Street, between
-.road and Third, !LAS :Iterkee,enS;r9boetirnt Street,
ititiqs/ 4 .004tPc '• , , .!""* . lr f
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PinTAtr- , - . ..144,1idti' 0c194, .zwro
-.1. 0 4 - 11.. alp by,
Novi liVotor fitroall
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'inroad.
;FroliP4 l o • •
pitOPOSAISI VOR , ISDIKIt GOODS.
Dgemerkertnt 128 Invasion,
Office Indian Affairs, October 16,1857.
SEALED PROVOS/kW; oradoriod " PiopocMc for'ln
' Cain 001148,". (clam 14 2,8, or 4as the 'abode &Mr bc,r
Will he receiVed'at the Office
of Indian Affairs, Wash-
Infitnn city, Until ten o'clock A. M.; Battirdiy; the
Ilth day of November next, for furnishing goods for
the Indian department for fulfilling treaty stipulations
with various Indian Wine, and for other! Indian
noses, as follows I , • •,; ' ' '
etas. No. 1.
' Markiesas Shikketi, Moth*, and Dry aidds." ,
8,000 pairs fapoint to:Mackinac, blanket s; tonrenlvi
' - 60 by 72 inches, and weigh•B pounds."
1 3,000 palia2),l4oint white Idafikac blaketojto'menititre;
64 by 00 Inches, and weigh 0 pounds,-
• 1,600 taliii.2.point white Maoklnae blank:eta, tti liresaure
42 by 65 inches, and weightXpotUldli 6 '
-1,600 pairs Ig..point white Maokulars bl Deets, to mea
-1 • - PAO' 60 inches, and weigh 4)( !padre%
1,590 perm 1-paint.white Mackinac, blankets, to intalnra.
32 by 46. inches, end weigh pounds. •
800 pairs
sure 3- 00 by point
72 in ches , et kfac
and wekleanig b h
8 lanke pounttds., yto MA
,
400 pairs 2k-point Realist Mackinac blankets, to mea
sure 64 b 7,50 and „welt o.poends.
' 200 pairs 614 point green Mackinao lintels, to Ines._
• • ours 66 Isobel, and weigh 10 pounds, •
• 400 pairs 8-point green Maekinao blankets, tonneasure
• 60 by 72 inches, and weigh 8 pounds.
Apopairs 2x.point green Mackinac blankets, to mea
sore 64 by 66 Inches) and weigh 6 pounds.
'2OO pair. 2;4 -point indigo blste_Maakinao blankets, to
' ' I Insecure 00 by St inches, and irelgh 40 pound* ,
WO pairs 3„,peint indigo blue ; Mackinac blanirots,,to
measure 80 by 72 fiches, and Weigh 8 pounds.
SOO pairs 214-point indigo Lino, Mackinac blankets, to
messurs.o6 by; 00 inches, and weigh 0 pounds. •
200 pain -pohit uentinellablue illackloaalblanketer
to messura 00 by 84 'inches, and ,weigh 10,
800 pairs ..point Ointinella blue Ileckinao blankets,
tovneasure,6o by 72 inches, and weigh 8 ponnda, ,
, 250 'pairs 234 point Oentinella blue Mackinac blankets,
t 9 measure 641 by 00, inches, and weigh 0 pounds.
8,600 yards faney•list blue Cloth.
2,000 " black cloth
600 ". , green,clnth .•
' 4,600 " gray list blue cloth
8,600 saved blue cloth
4,000 ; cc , 4 f 4 ,isetkrlo cloth
, , peen cloth
I,i 00 pounds aerated yarn, 8 folds •
100 dozen cotton flag Imadkercidefs
• loo" .Madras• • "
$6O fancy cotton "
60 , " black silk_ n ' •
so " 84 cotton shawls
•'• pp pdi 6.4
0
1 ,60 . '4•S WOollen abeWin
• 1,000 pounds linen thread
seeingailk
000 pieces rlbands
1 6 0 Snow rental lankericS-r ,) '1
76 pieceiank handkerchiefs;
'moo yards called •
'26,000 ;•61Lsrlimao
10,000 blue drilling •
16,000 "
6,000 " Georgiskittrlies
3,000, u • , •
3000 " cotton/win.: • • • •
16,000 vbed ticking • .
2,000., .",,,KentuokY.issna '
8,600 " satinets
c lO,OOO " plaid linsey ,
6,000 It bleached shirting,
20,000 t , domestic shirting, (unbleasdied)
'20,000. " sheeting "',
`10;000 " checks; stenos and, plaids
WI &hen *coital:Cocks
t'
;1,000 yarda flannels, assorted
' wends cotton thread ,
• qoo dozen spool Sotton
800 pounds Asst: fibiur vermillion,
500 t' • ' mer "
7,000 " bran gill lig twine, Ng. 80
1,000 " cotton maitre
2,400 flannel shirts • •
2,400 calico.
• 10 dozen Canadian belts. •
• brass No. 2.,
• ' Ready-Mods Clothing.
200 frock costa, indigo blue broad cloth
200 pantaloons, , . 1
.200 vests, Li
.100 frock coats, , heavy twilled
100 pantaloons, , "
•i, , ,
lee Mackina c indigo blue blanket capotes
• 100 black satinet, overcoats, (No. 1)
100 sheep's gray cloth rorercbata
160 " " " costa
.100' " , " " pantaloons
• 100 black satinet coats
100 - pantaloons
100 4, vests
200 bine satinet coats • ,
•200 , , pantaloons
200 , " Testa,
OM cadet mixed satinet matt
I " pantaloon')
• , : Wass No. ij.' ; • ;
Hardware, Agricultural Implewtente, and Axes.
6,000 pounds brasalsettlet, :
1,000 tin kettles, (6 vises)
200 nests Japanned kettles, 8 In a nest
60 dines; 10-quart tin pans
76 I,
•
76 ~. 4 If SI
100 I/ 2 If
300 " butcher knives
200 ~ scalping "•
26 61 gun dints
50 grves gun worms ,
'l6O " squaw awls
126 " deb hooks, assorted
'3OO dozen Ask lines
'360 gross needles • •
160 dozen coarse tooth combs
'l5O " .flne
150 4 , scissors -
15 bush scythes
gran ' • ' • -
:15 Is grain to •
•
10 ~ adzes
00 " grubbing hoes , -
60 4, weeding ' ,4
•100 pairs homes
200 ',, treks chains . ' ; -
10010 g chains • ,
• 800 drawing knives, 10 and 12 inches in length
VA angers, in equal proportions of IX, ti %, and
X -inch
200 hand aims
80 erOst•cut saws, T feet In length
50 , . 4, 5
60dozen hand-saw Iles '
10 44 crosacut saw Iles
10 ~ wood rasps
250 quarters socket chisels, X,l, and 2 Inch
70 planes fore and jack
26 dozen shovels
26 spades
600 camp kettles; (0 sizes)
3,000 short bandied Trying pans
100 dozen basting spoons
200 ,4 Iron table spoons
200 ~ tin cope
16 scythe scathe
25 ~ axes, to weigh from 4X to 6X pounds
100 ~ half axes, to weigh 3) pounds
70 " hatchets, to weigh lx viand
4, .broad-axes, ordinary size
60 44 zinc mirrors
76 4, fire steel*
CLASS No. 4.
,•
Northwest (-seas. ,
3,000 northwest guns, tint leak
210 'At ' At percussion lock,
"Proposals will be received for the dellrery'of said
goods, at Masten; Now:York ; Philadelphia; Baltimore;
New Orleans, St. Louis, Memphis; or Cincinnati; but in
,considering the bids, the. cost of the transportation of
• the same to their respective': destinations from the
places proposed to be delivered wilt form an element in
deriding upon the proposals.. ~• • • ,
'The right will be reserved to require a greater or tea
quantity of stayer the artleles named than that specified
in the shore uhedule ; also any other'. of a different
description that may be needed; at the lowest market
'prices.
Goode of American manufacture,. of, the required
styles and quality, will be preferred; but u the samples
of blankets and cloths are foreign fabrics, it wilt be ne
cessary in proposing a domestic article of either of
those kinds, that a tample.thereot shall intehmpitur the
' The articles to be• furnished- meet, in all respects;
conform to and be equal with the samples recently so-'
lected, which may be seen at this office. 7 They will be
rigidly inspected and compared with those samples by
so agent Or agents appointed for thatpurpose. Such as
maybe unequal thereto its any particular will be re
jected ; in which ease the contractor: will ,be bound to
furnish, others• of the required kind or quality within
three days ; or, if that be not done, they will the par:
chased at his expense. Payment will be made for ; the
goods received on invoices thereof, certified by the
agent or Rents appointed to inspeet them. ;
goods*ld be understood that all bids for furnishing the
geode above specified may be rejected attho option of
the Department, particularly if made by ono who Is not
known ,as a manufacturer of, or regular dealer in, the
article proposed to be furnished ; which fact, or the re
ream, must be distinctly stated in the bide offered; and
that; the bide of all persons who may have failed to
comply with the, conditions of any contracts they may
; hey.) previously entered, into with 'the -United States
1,411, at the option of the. Department, be rejected, in
accordance with the letter and spirit of a joint resolution
of Congress relative tq,bida ,for .provisions,.elotblog,
Am., for the Congress_
of the navy, approved 27th Meath, 1854.
Bonds will be required, in theAarettuntA the bid, for
the faithful performance, of the contract, with two or
'Morn sureties, whose autliciency roust, lmt certified by tl
United States judge or district attorney. " " •
The proposals must embrace the articles, with the
quantities thereof, as they-ere arrangedla the foregoing
schedule, with the prices annexed to , each, In dollars
and cents, at' which' they will be-firldshol, and` the
- amounts must be carried out and footed up for each
class. They should be submitted with thc following
beading: • ; • ;A '• t - ' +tor '
AA I [or we] hereby propose to furnish, for the egret.*
of the Indian department, aad se:cording to the terms
of its advertisement therefor, dated October 15th, 1857,
the following articles, -at the ,pricee. thereto singed,
[here insert the list according to the Glue or classes
Teased for, ) deliverable to the city of (Boston, New
brit, Philadelphia , Baltimore. Now (Bleats, St. lbouls,
emphis, or OineinemU, es the case, may bed by the
Ant:day of April nett ; or at !mob 'time or times during
the ear 1858 as may be ordered by the Onnralisioner
of-Indian Amu p and Opt M . 0 .) wilValso. furnish,
''at, the same !Weed', inch ditionarquantitles of the
ISMS kinds and qualities of goods, and at the lowest
market prices, such other articles of a different desalt>.
coons may be reeptired for the sereice:of the lodine
ydepektment during the•year,lB6ll( deliverable as above
atated; and if this proposal be accepted, {hens ,tueert
the words, .in wPole gran part, , ,if Morella= one class
pfoposed ford - [pr,vval, will, within twenty' days
thereatter, • exedute a contract accordleglyi Auid. glee
meeurity ; satisfactory -to tite_CommiesiOnerAor.,lndian
Affairs for the , faithful, performance of the, samte.”,
W i
ere nsert whether,the party proposing not a
mempfactarer or, regular dealer in the article proposed
to be furnished.)
11,
Each proposal most also be accompanied by guarem.
tee, in the following form, to be , signed by two or more
respeusible pertiona,Vlhuse sufficiency mat lea certified
by one or mate persons, personally or • oillotally !Mown
to the department: __ ,
t. I ror hereby' giiarantyllatt fhii — atiOve bidder,
tOr handers,] if if a central Sh lielicratiled to hint, [or
heemj according to hie, or ' heirlforegeing bid. or pro
posal, will execute a con ract, and give seeurltdefog the
,performsheo theieof, as prucrlbed In the advertisement
for proposals for Indian. geode, dated Obtobeil6, 185 T,
'aid p [or we) agree to pay any and ell damages'or Theses
spick the United States or the'liidiabs may suffer by,
, reason of [allure to to do on the'part. of the said bidder
fey likidera."l
•7o propoilit will be considered that does; rot strictly
Mopfrm to the
. terms sad, direotiou of this advertise- i
, By order of the Secretary Or thelnterier.'
OLIARI.E3
0c22-ths&td fitcati , V ' ACting Cenimlssio nor.
•-, .'s - JUilic.o - Afilt) • ironttO re. - ,
B
•
ANDIVS, , ,--"J Yilllt '' PRS IIIO ./!' MarePti
I.:P and *liar; COplace o Iratione vintages, is halt'
*Pipes and ItLatter'iaska • iii, el eypietpltoobelle Bragdieff
pate and dark, hibe.); Awe, limit eaalcei and ape-eighth
auks. Imported' and foe sahib,'" -, ~ ,
• I , HENBX ,lICIIMEN dc'l4o.,
042 ' ' ~'22l' and 22g,8eutliPearth atceet:
,
PORT WINE.--,in bond and. entitled to do
-1. i bontnre 250 casks 85. Joseph's Tura Juice' Port
,39. in t: in gra. and eighths. .t 't
puncheons John &many '4.1111
- ,Malt flcolohVals•
key 2 gears old ,
Pitt) , pipes Anchor Gin. , ;
kl4rett, Martelrßonvet, and J. j Danny Brandied, al
of which I offer ha the trade at reduced pliCon:
-JOS. I. VODIA9 3
'a 74mos ¢8 owl 90 St iiront Bt.. below Walntit,,
ILE TAlstritt, V.VOLIsiES, 'WINE ANA
,a_miquou BTORB. No, =Gil Baltheliet , Corner o
ONONNE !mil SOU S Street:l. V r ra42l-ir
•
IN PINB WINSIIBINORS,'SIBBBS: Ease
Sem lIITH Street, Phtledelphts. eta. •
. ...
IPIEPANTII3S.: I 4Inoti oaBtilloh & Oolthfaz
AAA irett & da.fy and otheiblinide 44 (lovildeof Saitosii
;* l 4toges, In A hail silpeiriald itesitbr*ke ; Pelleroisla
114ohelle Breadlee, pale imel daki-it'lialf plpeirquartir
IV Otwelghtitimatl, all in Ones/pat' Rolm ft.pila,
iilea in filliiileby . '' ' " I '"' '" '
~ 4 " ' ' ' ','• ,' ' - 111/NRY . BOMAN: 1400:1' , I
Pall Km, >l att4 US Novith Fourth dritot.
' •4a v i im b i tif4k; 2 l6, , 4 , 1 4 114
_ .
,v-t '-'lCCelti,..%l
riiMO •lIVST ASSRIVIVENT or LEItIGII`
Above Tine.
• AND
x 6 l o2ll) o7 lll( Na L oyA ll Ail y t t a ls , lt t,
4fird dt reduced Cal! pd pee. ocal-Ow
NOWLES I ' O , AL' DEPOT, NINTH.
Ind . winoW.,4lup , Spring tdountsin Bax . ar
Lair, and Haslitan Lehigh: Alan, best Bannylnill
Coat, for !ad,. ..warnie cub. nat23.lu3*
224 n LBSa, - '/S- A /C
TO—BUYERS
‘../ and conatimers' are invited to eiamlue out
- stoilt Of SkLICILICII LOOUBT MOUNTAIN and BLACK
.U.BATLI COAL.." Our Coal' Is aelooted expressly for
nac;,buing carefully screened, we will warrant it
„frob from slate and duet..yell 2240 "being
.",240 lbs. more" than sold by retail dealers, at "22 tents
Pir.to4.??. ' ,
Also. on hand it lilt supply of "BROAD TOP BITU-
Mnious 00Ab" for steam-generating,Blaclunfichin g ,,
ap4 tparpogas. TM. Ow eland be ex
,
BROAD and V1N.13.481g Alen, "2240 LBS. IS
WON, , t T .068-5M] r,;LEIOUTON & CIO
OA L I GOAL 1 COAL I—TAGGARTI
OELVIMATED BPRINE} bloinerAng 'augur
.: J. &R. OARTRIVOILBENWOODT4MAQUA TAMAQUAOOAL
V 'p ORGE W. ONYDEB. 1 8`PINE FOREST 801111YL
111 OOAL.
RANISALIP& MEREDITH
llaioilor Bale; And are oimstantly_ reodrUis from
oidebrateurthglierlesi
'OO4l/4, 0114.1.1& SIZES.
. _
There Is no Coil mlued•artirWherer:equal in quality
Omni, rind trial will contrives any one of Altair grad
superlarlty.Oar Coal RI eery carefully screened at mu
yards, end,Sio will warrant It perfectly fro* from elate,
duet Rind all Impurities, Our P.RIOSiI areal LOW as the
VERYTOWSST.
Orden left at (With:sooi No. ita OODTR FRONT
st4et, above Walnut,
.
Orders loft at our Yard, OALLOWITILL street, beloa
BLOAT) street. • • • •
Orders loft at our Wharf, WATER Wed, above OAT.
LOWILILT-of sent to eit her place per Dempatele Pod,
will receive prompt attention.
• 'Purettmere fer FIMPAY nee wilt do well to call Mid ox.
'amine Mir Coal before pun:hailing elsewhere. meta
QOIIITYLItILL .AND LEHIGH COAL.—
I am daily receiving, at my yard, the beet qualit tom y 0.
1101111YLKILL AND LEHIGH( 00AL. My auat°,
and all others who )1311, y lam me with their orders, may
1 13: l ettip E go p al A h ol t . I p l t b a o
t ii= k y li t . o hm th e lT
to
offer at Ltil
.XLlMArnmat, 'OONYIRT,
N.E. eiknor Nr9441 Fiv4 Ohms $t
LEHIGH AND SOHITYLKILL GOAL.-4
„DJ DALY, PORTDN h 00., 00.4. L DEALDRS, No,
'1321 3 , PRIME Stfiet, above Illghth, keep opulently oe
„hand, et the yemlowest rates, 4 full rep* of Lehigh
find,Schaylklll Coal. an 1-Bat
11•=111
L,IIMBER AND 00A.L.—MONTOOMERY
5.4 fr lIRALL hasing impeded the Ova with the
Lumber business, inform their friends that they hare
made contacts for a supply of the beet qualities of
'Lehigh - and Behttyiklft Odal, and are now ready to re.
oelre orders ; Twel ft h and, Prime streets, Orders may
be left with, Mr. 8. KILPA.TRION, No. 18 8. RIPPE
attest' or with . WM. P, corner PINE and
WATER streets. atatam
QUAKER CITY NAILS,
•31EROTIAIfT BARB,
RIVET IRON,
Manufsettired it YOUNTAIN GREEN ROLLING MILL,
on the Schuylkill, above Spring Garden Water Works.
WAREHOUSE, 103 North WATER, Street.
4114ggii O4T N4/ 1, 0 ore yottEltt4 Nog to any
made.
oa-tt ' :ORS HALDEMAN, Agent,
HOMAS E. BAXTER.—HARDWARE T CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 910 MARI= ST.
boys Ninth. meat, aide. Philadelphia an 1-dm
Sewing Illacilineg.
AGOOD SEWING.MAOHINE.--41IINT,'
WEBSTER, & Co., .beg respectfully to introduce
themaelve to the pubilo u the manufacturers of the
f IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE,
adapted to manufacturing er family purposes.
brae from the objections which have been tweed
against those • already known in this market THIS
MACHINE COMBINES THE GOOD QUALITIES OP
THEM ALL, and will be sure to commend Itself, upon
examination, to, &mitten, tailors, saddlers, shoemakers,
and minstrelsies. Those In mentor A tiOOD ARTICLE . ,
that Will mike a handsome look-stitch, work WITH
LITTLE NOISE, it t , plll GEM, BIND, anTou, Run,
of a pito(owl Lti,* wilt give entite satisfaction
oleo after they have been need for years, are invited to
Fall at our rooms , 820 OILESTNUT Street.
lITINT,IIIIIIBTEIt. R 00.
Sewing of every description executed to the best pos
aible mariner, and oa reasonable terms. Samples of our
work 'gent by melt to any part of the United States.
u22-tuthe 3u3
4$ N I N Ci MAC HI NE S .-GROYER,
t•. 3, BAKED, 4 CQ.'B UNRIVALLED DEWING NA
CITINES still retain the, conildenne of the public, and
their popularity increases . After yearn of trial It te de
monstrated beyond all, 'question that it is the popular
Machine, and the only one upon which any reliance can
tie placed to work well on all kirde of 'holm. The fact
that It does one-third more work In the Mane time, and
does It bettor ; that It le the lout liable to get out of
repair, being simple in Its construction; that It makes
the least noise, and that it is acknowledged on all hands
that it is best - for a new beginner, has given the pro
prietors a demand for It to such an extent that they are,
obliged, to delay the filling of orders In many cases for
,months. Over eight hundred are in operation in this
city, and the case has yet to occur where a person who
has purchased one has exchanged It for another ILIAC
Taking into consideration, also, the' fact that those
who employ from 15 to 40 hands la their shops, doing
the work for the manufacturers, without exception, use
twit machine in preference to any other kind 0214 al
ways recommend them In preference to others:lt would
sewn Unn'ecomary for the proprietors to advertise their
excellence, or eel forth their euperlority.
The undersigned, SOLE AGEh'TB for the sale of these
Machines, always have a supply, and have n 1440 Mich
arrangements that they sell them upon terms that will
meet the wishes of all.
Unlike other Machines wild in this market, it Is free
from all Infringements of other rodents.
BARER & BROTHER,
00 2T•tr OBNTRAL BQQABB, LYNN.
SWING MAOHINES.—PILeara
PATENT-PRICES PROM $l2 TO $25.
The LADIES' COMPANION , ' Le the moat simple,
durable, compact, and cheap . machine for family use
ever offered to the public, sewing equally well upon all
kinds, of fabric, and without puckering the cloth, leav
ing no bad cord on the back side of the work. and al
ways fastening the thread when stopped. They sew
from two to twelve hundred stitches per minute, using
but one thread, and without rewinding. The stitch can
bo varied from five to fifty to the inch. Any one can
learn to operate them in half an hour. Printed alma
Holm accompany each machine, by which any one can
use them. We are enabled to offer these superior ma
chines at the above lota prices, ea we are not obliged to
pay fifteen or twenty dollars license for borrowed pa
frets, this marline being made under our own patentg .
In ovary part, and infringing upon or using no °their
There are some hundreds in constaot use In this city
and' vicinity, which pro giving* the best satisfaction.
Seal machine Is warranted to give malefaction.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
them and their Work; and judge for themselves.
Samples of work, and drawings, with description, sent
to any part of the country by mall.
Salesroome 119 WASHINGTON Street, Boston. and,
677 ISNOADWAY, Now York. oe 274.1
BASS'° EAST INDIA PALE ALL—
The Conanniera of this celebrated beverage need no
itesdription of its gnalitips, or evidekice of its excellence,
beyond the benefit they' have derived from Its use since,
its introduction into thla country; to those who have
not yet mute an aopaintence 'RION this CROWNING
Malt Liquor r it may be well to elatesfew facts
, ..13/1:88'S EAST INDIA DALD . AIX
Dies Its excellence sea beverage to the superior quality
of the hops'and melt, the mineral properties of the river
water immediately communicating with the brewery,
and the scientific akill applied in Its manufacture.
DABS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Not being sweetened or 'strengthenedto please vitiated
palates, ls j therefore: neither healing nor heady, but
stomathic end. appearing: ''
DABAII EAST INDIA 1., 8
Is the delight and Rotate of the Indian Subaltern in
hie finning bungalow—the worthy rival of brandy
pawnee.
BABB'S EAST INDIA PALM ALE
Is the drink without which. no Cancan be complete—
no journey by dawk possible.
BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Is the favorite drink in England of lord and brigman—
ducheas and nurse.
BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Is the mueh.admired tonic for Invalids and persons of
'reek interiors. •
BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Will keop in all climates; and is good at all meals—lun
cheon, dinner, or supper,
BASS'S lan INDIA PALE ALE
Is piononuced by the medical faculty one of the most
wholesome beverages that can be taken, and is found to
'bnnot less agreeable to tho palate than it Is beneflolal
do the health.
DABS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Is universally conceded to be unrivalled in excellence
by any other Imported lute the United States.
Dealers and consumers will find It their interest to
give thle Me a preference, For sale in cask and bottle
by ; TIIOIdAS MobtIIBLICN,
- Agent and Oonsig,nee, 44 BEAVER St., N. Y.
On sal,e,nt•Oebnenfee'PYWlllinin at.; ceruor, of, Bearer,
and Cluunbers, corner of Sroadway.
Buthe'rlancVs le; Pltie street. ,
i
Berry's, id Pne street.,
Rioharda.a 11,aStqr, 120 'Rabic. et.
GeOrga F. _Burgess 483 _Broadway,
N. Gosling, 831!Broadway,
GtEEN SAND MARL OF NEW JERSEY.
; —THENEW:JERSEY FERTILIZER COMPANY
is new.ptepared..to receive, orders, for this Important
manure. leer ell - lands upon which ashes are beneficial,
the Marl Is more than a s o lnititute. - ..professor Cook; in his abnuall'eport' to the Legisla.
Ante of New Jeremy. says: 4 L The value of these Marls is
best alien In ,the' s tich and highly citltlvata district
which hue been improved, almost made, by their nee;
but It may be, interesting to examine the causes of their
, grcat value In
,Agriculture, and to compare them with
other fertilisers.. Per example;The potash alone may
•be taken at an average of five per cent. of the whole
weight of Marl, a.butiltel When dry yeighlng eighty
pounds, and in the' proportion mentioned would contain
four pounds gip:Ault ;•thit is neatly, a* numb as:thero
It irn a bushel of 'unleaded wood ashee." - -, And again—
itla probable that the ,great value of the Marl Is to be
found NI the fact that it contains nearly all the ad
standee necessary 'to Make up the ash of our common
cultivated plants.
Price, delivered on board vessel, at. the wharves of
the Company at Portland Heights, on Raritan Say,,Now
Jersey, seven cents per bushel. For further particu
lera, Ha circular cent free of postage. Order* for
Wier fertilizers will receive prompt attention, Address
-- elther of the tindersigned.
'• " ' CHARLES SEARS, Preeldent
I iceville Post Oahe, New Jersey.
•
• TAPPAN TOWNSEND, Treasurer;
, No, 82 Nassau street, Now York.
•' (1110 ROE ti. ATtrooD; Secretary, N 0.16 Cedar street,
New, York.
+' N. A.—Those wilting Marl for Sluing one should
order immediately, to secure its early shipment. Orders
Will be filled in - rotation oat 29.6 m
.9NGWORTEI'II oslo WINES.
" GENERAI; AGENOY FOE ALL
ME STATES'.
TO WHOLESALE' DEALERS
; pf a anealal arrangenient with bre, LONQIiORTII, I
AM enabled to offer hit Wines, In largo Quantities upon
Iffe loirest and best terms . The Wings to be delivered
la Cincinnati; and fore anted usual means ; of convey
atMo (railroad or steamboat) direct to the purchaser ;
by width the expenses of storage; commissions,' double
frelaht; L eto.inill be avoided. •
No enders under this arrangement will be forwarded
for I(ing than ttventy-fire cotes,
• Al orders must be directed only to
yyll 'FRED. S. 007,2P,NE1,
TS WARREN Street, NEW Toms. '
,• ,
a'rra_gfinalin h....daoine profit on
thee} watt be made by the wholesale dealer. ,
' Sparkling catawba j vintage 1.8611, quarts.
• - , Do - c • do' do• do pints.
'Do do •do 1882 .quarte.
DO • •do ' •de 'do pinto.
OUR Oateirba, vintage 1852,'quarta.
Do •, do extra, vintigelB62, quarts. ,
Sonya:lldg liatelia: • dodo do
4 Still Oktawba ( easks;of serious qualities.
Qatkwha Brandy, of superior quality. ,
••• . 1 I ' • 4111i1): 00Z2INNS, ' •
General Agent for the sale of N. , Lotigworth's Whim,
• DPRABILBN STUNT,
Joppli6ite Maeda Riser Railroad Depat,) •
fai4,.... 4-11°
2 -al / New Tont
X'PER,- , Lake Superior Ingot; for Salo by
WM. 11. WOODWARD & 00.,
•Btr ' , 616 Tgaridt street. '
BLOOMS RANGE.-ISOLDBY OHAIP
WM k VW, gm N. MONA AI. •154
gatbu3are.
4id
goo. go.
HC .
ONESTEAD POE $2,001 LAND DIS
TItIVITTION I ! 011ANOR FOR POOR MEN!!
The Northwestern Mutual Lend Boneflt Ameciation
will make a grand distribntion of $30,000 worth of real
' estate and map!! to' Its members., The number of mem
beta is limited to 16,000. 52,00 and five letter "tamp
m in an edni t r ie rs e h t l p o g r . a hl ehel v e j .
s ly , j i ntric i l l ual .b :e:idin 4
any person sending $lO l with six name", with thea r dd i ress
Mese, fatefully written, shall be entitled to six :Mares.
' The following is the real estate to be dlitributed : 1
NO. 1. An improved farm of 30 :Ores in Cooke
Co.; Illinois, slued at $3OOO 1
No. 2.An improved farm of 160 sorest 4 Whit..
Obi 00,1111110 h, valued at 3000
No. 8. An improved fans of 160 sores In White.
Sided Co., Illhoois, valued at -' a,OOO
N 0,4. An excellent private residence In Dubuque '
a,OOO
jowil, valued at • • -
NO. 6. 160 acres superior from land in Cooke 00.,
Illinoisooo
No. 6. N , valued at 20 acres well pine timbered in Waupsoca
00.,WisoOnsin, valued at • 2000
No. 7. A good lot and cottage residence: in Ohl
°ago, Illinobijvalned at 2,000
NO.BB. 150 acres superior land in Whiteside' Illinois. valued at Co.,
1.000
No. 9. 160 acres good land in Ohippeway Co.,
Wisegnaln, vained at- • • • 900
N. 10, NM sores good , land in Ohippeway Co.,
Wlseonatti,*alueg at' 960
No. 11. 160 acre" good land in Chippewa? Co.,
Wisconsin, valued at $OO
Ng. 12 160 Amos good land In Dunn Co., Wis
oonsin, valued at 800
N 0.13, 80 sores good land in Marshall Co., Laws,
valued at 600
N 0.14. 80 acres good land la Marshall Co., lowa,
Vaned at 600
Nd. 16. 80 sores good land in Marshall Co., lowa,
vaned at 000
N 0.16. 40 sores good land in Morahan 00., lowa,
Wood at 200
Nei. 17, 40 sores good land in Linn 00., lowa, 'al
, ned at . 800
Nd. 18. 40 aorta good land in Linn Co., lowa, val
ued at SOO
No. 19. 40 tares good land in Linn Co., lowa, val
ued at 800
No. 20. One building lot In Dnbagna, lowa, val
ued at 800
No. ill. One building lot in Sterling, 11/inols,
Woad at 800
No, 22. One building lot in Sterling, Illinols,
valued at . • 800
No. 23.' One building lot, in Sterling,' Illinois,
valued at , 800
No. 24. 40 stores farm land in Grant On., Madan.
stn. valued at . 800
No. 25. 40 sores farm land la Grant Co., Macon
- sin, valued at 500
No. 26. 40 UM land in Grant Co , Wisconsin,
valved as • 240
No; 27. 40 hone land In Grant 00,, Wlacenaln,
mtlumi it 240
No; M. 40 agree land ha Crawford 00., Wisoouln,
maned at 200
No.i 29, 40 gam land in Crawford Co., Wleoonsin,
Slued at 200
No: 30. 40 micas land In Crawfordoo.,Whoonsin,
valued at 200
No. Bl. 40 WOE land in Monroe 00., Wisconsin,
nluad at „ 200
No. 82. 40 seise land in Monroe Co., Wisconsin,
valued at 200
No. 88. 40 acres land in Jackson Co., Wisconsin,
maned at 200
No. Buod4. ' 40 sores Land in Jackson Co., Wisconsin,
' ni at 200
NO-'BO :40 acres land In Bid Axe Co., Wisconsin,
valued at 16D
N0.'86. 40 acres land in Bad Axe Co., Wisconala,
tiload at 160
N 0.41. 40 Wets land in Bad Axe Co., Wisconsin
veined at 100
No. 88. One lot in Talton, ',slued at 100
No. 88. One lot la Fulton, Illinois, valued at 100
N 0.40. One /et in Fulton, Illinois, valued at 100
The distribution will he conducted fairly and honor.
ably. The names and address of 'stockholders shall be
written on as many small cards as they have share',
and the whole placed in a box, and the flit name taken
pot 'Mall be entitled to the Improved farm No. 1, in the
above list, and the next taken out will be entltled to
Ne.'2, and so on until the 40 items of real estate are ell
distributed Then to each of the remaining 14,980
stockholders will be sent a cheap map of a - Western
State or Territory. A full account of the distribution
will be forwarded in a printed circular, to each member
of the Association ' with the names and address of inch
as mat receive the real estate—to whom also the deeds
will be sent and Immediate poem:maims given. Each ap
plication meet be secompanted with $2,00 and five letter
steppe. Address LINDELL, JONES .k. CO.,
a -18 Ohleago, 1111nols.
nROIGE FARM LABOR 'FOR SALE.—
TRB I LLI NO'S 0 HINTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
ul now prepared to sell about 1,500,003 acres of choice
Farming lands, In tracts of 40 acres and upwards, on
lonteredits. and at low rates of Interest:
T ees lends were granted by the Government to aid
fn t e cobstruchon of this Road, and are among the
riehest and most fertile in the world. They extend
from Noitic-Eant mut ffortb-West, through the middle
of the State to the extreme South, and include every
variety climate and productions fond between Wee
perihelia latitude. The Northern portion is chiefly
prairie, Interspersed with doe grove' and In the middle
and Southern 'actions timber predominates, alternating
with beautiful prairies and openings.
The climate to more healthy, mild and equeble, than
any other part of the country—the air is pore and bra
cing, while living streams and spring. of excellent
water abound. •
Bituminous Coal is extensively mined and supplies a
sheep and dealrable fuel, being furnished it mull
points et $ to Ft per top—ltrut Wood out be had et the
same rota per mtt.
Bandinglitone' of expellant quality also 'Unit,
which can be procured for little more than the expense
of tgatoportation.
The greet fertility of these tangs, which are a blast
rich mould, from two to Aye ISt deep, and gently roll
log; their contiguity to this road, by which every , fact
lit yis furnished for travel and transportation to the
principal market' North, South, East, West, and the
economy, with which they can be mitigated, render
them the most valuable investment that can be found,
and present the most favorable opportunity Tor persons
of industrious habits and small means to acquire a com
fortable independence In a few years.
Chicago le now the greeted grain market lathe world;
and The facility and economy with whirls the products
of these lands can be transported to that market, make
them muoh more profitable, at the prices asked, thou
those more remote at government rates, is the eddl
tioisal Bost of transportation la a perpetual tag wo The
latter, which must be borne by the producer, in the re
duced:4l)lin he receives for his grain, &o.
Th Itle is perfect—and when the final payments are
made, deeds era executed by the trustees appointed by
the Rate, and In whom the title Is vested, to the por
chums, which oonveyto them absolute titles in fee sim
ple, free end clear *revery Ineumbrance, lien or mort
be prices are hankie to 130 : Interest only 3 per et.
Twenty per et. will be deducted from the price for cub.
Thane who pnrokue on long credit, give notes payable
in aro, three, four, ATO And 111701/tll after date, and are
required to improve one-tenth annually , for lITO yearn,
so as to have one-half the land under cultivation et the
end pf that time,
Competent surveyors will accompany those wbo wish
to IMILLOLOO these Lands, free of charge, and aid them In
makinguelections.
The Londe remaining unsold me as rich and reliable
as those which have been disposed of.
3EOTIONAT4 MAPS
Will be sent to any one who will enclose fifty cents in
postage etamps, and books or pamphlet' containing nu
lumens Inetances of lutes/WO farming, signed by re
speetable and well known farmers living In the neigh
borhood of the Railroad Lards, throughout the State—
'also the cost of fencing, price of tittle, expense of bar
vesting, threshing, 0t0.,--or any ether information—
will be cheerfully given on application, either personally
or b' letter, in lenglish, Frenoh, or German, addressed
to , JOIIN WILSON.
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central R. R. Co.
'Odle. to Illinois Central Who'd Depot, Chicago, Il
linois. ant
ANDS{ LANDSII—I OFFER FOR
L
sale the following valuable LANDS In SOUTH
WESTERN GEORGIA. All persons are hereby cau-
tioned against trespaasing upon any of than.'
Ootober, T. R. BLOOM, Macon, Oa
DOUOITYRTT COITNTT
Lt 1:01444—N05. th, 95, 97
1111LIR OOPNTT
•• • .
711). Plat/let—No. 335.
01.11 do—Nod. 18, 328, 320, 333, 309, BTB, 379, 3 1 30, 410
400 4QB.
loth Digeo—No.. L 5, 48, 47.
WORTH (WYATT.
Irib District—Nos. /24, 525•
.16th do " 11, 12, 65.
letb.: do " 20, 27, 38, 239.
LUZ COUNTY.
/lIT District—Noe. 130, 100, 168, 100.
13th do " 4,181
14th do " 113, 144.
soon
15th District—No. 91.
goidrnsei 00111177.
TERANIA. COUNT'S'
11th Dlatrict—Noe. 128, 250.
12th do 192, 201.
RANDOLPU COUNTY
80 District—No.l44
MILLIS 000117
12th District—Noe. 200, 221, 2EI, 223.224, 220, 257; 331
376, 370, 300.
1871 r do 0, 18, 10, 28, 30, 78, 391, 392, 331.
DCOATUR COPHTT
14th.Diatrict—Noe. 130.
27th do " 190, 240.
DOOLY 0017ATY.
Id District—Noe. 7,
, 718 211, 212, 2 213, 214 221 2:2 223
224, 225, 220, 221, .124.
24 do "'152,237.
7th do 211.
fah do " 110.
11011BTON COUNTY
oth District—No. 214
PULAS[t 000N?T
Bth District—No.lo2.,
TATLOR MONTT
13th District—Nos. ST, 88.
14th do " 03,04.
OFFICE
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
COMPIEROIAI. BUILDINC,
Nos. 57 'and 50 WILLIAM . STREET.
New Toms. July 28,1867.
Tit:. Trustee', in conformity' to the chatter of the
Com any submit the following statement of its affairs
on the 80 1 h of June, 1857 :
Pretolums on Risks outstanding 80th Tune,
1886 8215,012 75
Premiums received during the year ending
80th June, 1857 760,127 3:
Total Premiums
(No ,Policies hare been Issued upon Fire
Ripe dieconnected with Marine Rieke.)
Premiums marked off as earned for the year
ending 80th June, 1657 $749,224 65
Lowland Expense.
Return Premiums $530,006 19
65,202 10
Ratinitrancee 62,934 51
The Assets of the Company on the 30th June, 1857,
were le follows :
Notes in advance of Premiums. $201,156 60
Premium Notes and Sills Receivable 406,104 12
Loans on Stocks, Stocks and otber Securi.
ties, Salvage, and Ile-Insurance Claim.
Cash in Danki
Total Amts....,
... ay ... - -
The Board of Trudges hove this d resolved, that
as an interest on the fltz Bs% Urn: on the outstanding
Scrip of the Company, ba paid In cash to the holders
thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after
TUESDAY, the 11th of August next.
The Board have also declared a Scrip Dividend of TEN
Pea Cosr. on the net earned Premiums of the Company
for the year ending 10th June, 1857, for which certifi
cates will be issued on and after TUESDAY, the 11th of
August next.
By order of the Board,
HENRY D. KING, Secretary.
TRUSTEE'S.
Low,
James
Barstow, Josiah 0. Low,
James O. Bell, Stephen 0. Harrison,
Charles L. Frost, , William A. Sale,
Geo. B. Morewood, James L. Adams, .
Sheppard Candy, John B. Beaman, '
Charles Carve, Charles W. Blossom,
Ca has H. Norton, Anson O. Phelps
Robert M. llordell, Edward Betortsa,
Cornelius W. Thomas, ' John P. 0„al rk,
Thos. B. Ocialdington, James lik. Mulford,
biomes Taylor, Silas K."Kyorett,
.
11. K. Corning, Sobpyler Liviugston,
James It, Phillips, l9l l l / aip T. Frost
John 0. Wllliams, William It Kirkland,
William II Brodie, , Henry A. llelaer,
LOuie S. Fellowe, ben B. Crocker,
Willard JN. Newell, ' John C. Jackson,
Jacob A; Corey, Joseph F. Navarro,
Oliver Wetmore, , Wm. W. T . Greeuvpity,
Charles P. Marti' •' e i • •
• DAN% BRAKE
no2-6m ADRIAN B. HO l
MITII President.
MES, Ylos-President
eiIiAALES, P. o.4.l4DWELL—Wholosale
WIJ ind Retail WHIP sod O.ANX Monolacturer, No. 4
Sore POURTH 0p....
iI • . ' •E ft; y
P *14 , 10/44 i.4 41Timilj_or aTtil!
vortl*Vatir. s
, 11108IN.--600iARRELS SOLPMAKERS
.1.111111,08 th, prrive per same; 'J. IL Planner
War We by RAVIN It 111,011111TER,
NINA Witty Ontl,
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER OENT.
TEREST—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 00H
PANY.—WALNUT BTERET BOUTS-WWII' CORNER
OF THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
Inoonronnisn at nu &rill OF PIUMOTLY/111.
Money is tqatlte.l in any sum, bap or stain, Ind tn
teseat paid Iron the day of deposit to the day or with.'
drawnl.
The once le open every day from 9 o'clock in the
morning till T °Week tille evenlng, mid on Monday
and Thursday evenings 9 o'clock.
' HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President,
ROBERT BELPRIDOE, Viols President.
WIII: J. Blip, Oforetuy.
, DIALIOII . OIB :
Hen. Henry L. /leaner, C. Landreth Mune,
Edward L. oerter, P. Oarroll Brewster,
Robert Selfridge, Joseph D. Barry,
Semi. K. Ashton, Henry L. Oburolumso,
James o:Smith, yearkels Lee.
Money le received and payments made daily.
The Investments axe made In conformity with the
provisions of the °barter, In REAL ESTATE POET.
GAGES, GROUND 11112 , 1T8, and math first clue securi
ties as will eters," (mare perfect security to the depoii•
tore, and which cannot fail to give permanency and sta•
bility to this
SPENNY SAVINGS FUND, Corner' of
1 , 7 FIFTH and WALNUT Streets. Open daily, from
9 to 8, and on Tuesday and Friday Evening' ' until 8
o'clock. Large or mall mune received
J , and paid with
oat notice, with PITS PER OENT,NTEREBT, by
check or otherwise. JOHN THOMSON, Pree't.
VIOL I.I3IIIDENTS
THOS. T. TASKED, EDWIN M. LEWD!.
8/00 RRRRRR AID 731111001131,
WM— T. REBUILT.
7117871101,
Was. 0. Ludwig,
D.C. Leap,
Charles E. yen,
A. Matey,
Israel W. Morris, Jr.,
Wm. Neal,
Thos. Neilsn,
Thomas S. Reed, E. D.
James Russell,
Thos. P.Sparhawls,
Oscar Thompson,
Pater Williamson,
Imo S. Waterman,
Oharles T. Takes.
John B. Austin,
John E. Addicka,
&lemon Altar,
M. W. Baldwin,
William Clark,
Ephraim Clark, Jr.,
Charles 8. Carotin,
Robert Clark,
A. J. Drexel,
Cherie, Dank,
Wm. B. loiter,
Benjamin Gerhard,
John Jordan, Jr.,
Lewis Lewis, Jr.,
and-am
NTO. 88 (241) DOOK STREET. FIVE
1 PER GENT. BTATE RANINas ERNE.
NO. 82 (241) DOCK STREET. rrvz
/1 PER (AMT. BTATZ SAVINGS FUND.
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET. FIVE
Pls inn. STATE SAVINGS FOND.
N °.83 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
PER C ENT, STATE farltal3 TONE. oial•ly
Illatbintrn Glib iron.
VANCIII. ♦. YllllOl. Z. TAVOIiAII 1111/1/101
WILLIAM K. KIIILZICIL.
SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
➢IPTH AND WASHINGTON STRUTS,
PHILIDIILPELL.
- •
MERRICK & SONS,
INGINRIORB AND HAW:HBO:MB,
manufacture High and Low Pressure fitment Magian, foe
Land, River, and Marina males.
Boilers Gasometors, Tanks, lebn Roots, ke., Oast
fags of ail kinds, slither Iron or BMW
Iron frame roofs for Ou Works, Workshops, Railroad
Stations, 843
Retorts and Ou Machinery of the latest and moat
improved oonstruction.
Mrery descnplion of Plantation machinery, each u
Sugar, Baer, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Paul, Open Steam
Train', Defecators, Pllts» Pumping Ragines, ko.
Bole Agents for N. Milieus's Patent Sugar Bolling
Apparatus; Namnyttils Pateat Steam Hammer, 3, P.
Rom , Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machinery and
Steam Pampa.
Buperlutendeat—B. H. BARTOL
IDICHARD NORRIS & SON, L 000.11.0-
xii, TIV
STEAM ENGINE BUILDRIIB,
1111T1111 TTTTT g BERICRE, HARILTON, FAIRVIEW AND
orange GARDEN STARRED,
PIIILADS,LPIIIA.
Begaged exclualvely in the mannfootiare of
LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINES.
Mannfacture to order Locomotives of any arrange.
ment, weight or calamity, for the nal, of Wood or Cabo,
or .litlllVlllloll/ Coal in .to rolae state, or
ANTHRACITE COAL,
WMOO/ 111 1 / 1 1110 111100.0, GAO 011 FIRE.
In design, material and workmanship, the Loeomo
lives produced at these Works are equal to, and not ex
celled by any. The materials need In construction are
made on the spot, ant insure the beet quality and moat
reliable stock. The large extent of Shops, and Corn
pets Equipment of Machinery and Tools, enable
them to execute the
EST OF WORN WITH GREAT DESPATCH,
0/ LIT RIPIIIIIID.
. .
CHILIAD OAR WHIRLS, IFIAMMBRIID
With !ming* of auy Woo or form
IRON AND BRASS CASTING ' S,
Ann NAINLINI WORK generally.
11101XLAD NORMA
4Al•ly
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
zR WoW._
RE Y, NEAFIE & CO.,
PEACTIOAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MAOHINISTS L __BOILER-MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS AND SOUNDERS.
Raving for many years been In succsufnl operation,
and been exclusively engaged in building and repairing
Marine and River Engines, high and low pressure, Iron
Boats, Water Tanks, Propellers, &c., &0., respectfully
offer their services to the_publie, as being fully prepared
to contract for Engines of all tires, Marine, River, and
Stationary. Raving sett of pattern' of different glee,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of Pattern making made at the
ahorteot notice,. High and Low Pressure, glue, Tubu
lar and Oylinder Boiler', ot the beat Pennsylvania char
coal Iron. gorgings of all sites and kinds; Iron and
Brads Castings of all daduriptiorts; Roll Turning, Screw
()Titling, and all other work connected with the above
bumbles..
Drawings end apsolfleatlori for all work done at their
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The zubscrlbers have ample wharf dock room for re
pain of boats, where they can lay in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, Mocha, &0., &c., for
raising heavy or light weights.
THOMAS HEANEY,
JACOB Q. NIAILIII,
JOHN P. LEVY,
sal-7 BEACH an PALMER Street+, Herukctou
NOTICE.-CHESTNUT STREET
11 BRIDGE.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES for a Bridge over the
River Schuylkill, on the line of Chestnut street, in the
City of Philadelphia, will be received by the Chief En
gineer and Surveyor, at the DEPARTMENT OF SUR
VEYS, City Building, RUTH Street, below Walnut,
until the second day of January, 11413. Said Bridge to
be of the following dimensions, without any pier, or
with not more than one pier in the water-way; the
materials of construction throughout to be indestructl
ble by tire.
Distance between abutments
- - ... . . .. . .. .
Width of Bridge, out to out, not lea' than.. 42 "
Elevation above low water 37 "
For an arch the springing line should not be less than
even feet above low water.
- .
The Plans and Estimates will be received under the
arrangement and conditions specified in the ordi
nance of Council', approved November 2d, 1857, as fol
lows, via:
gItC7IO2I 2. That all plans and estimates tobe received
by the 011ie! Engineer and Surveyor of the City of Phila
delphia, each, plan and estimate to beer a private mark,
and be accompanied by a sealed communication having
corresponding mark thereon, so that the name of the
designer may not be known until the plan most ap
proved shall have been selected.
SeoStott 3. That all each plans and estnnates shall,
when received, become the property ofthe City of Phila
delphia, and shall be presented within two months after
the passage of this ordinance, when It shall be the duty
of the Chief Engineer and Surveyor, by and with the
advice of the Committee on Surveys and Regulations,
to invite a commission consisting of three civil engi
neers, who, in conjunction with the Chief Engineer and
Surveyor of the City, shall examine and decide upon the
relative merits and applicability of the plata presented,
to the Bridge lite proposed, and report to Councils the
number of plans received, the names of the designers,
and the character and estimated coat of Use three plans
by them preferred.
Scormg 4. It shall be the duty of the Chief Comnils•
Mauer of Highways, upon a certificate presented and
signed by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor, to tame
warrants in payment of the east of the aforesaid adver
tisements, and also in favor of those persons who may
have preeentod the three plans preferred by said com
mission i to the first in point of merit, the sum 0(1400;
to the second, $250, and to the third $lOOl said warrants
to be charged to Item No. 18 of appropriation made to
the Department of Highways, &a , for the year 1657,
approved March 18, 1657.1
For further information. or for cross section of river,
address STRICKLAND KNEASS,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor City of Philad a.
noti-dtjan3
MAROHANT'D
CRYSTALOGRAPHS,
OR PIIOTOORAPIIIO MINIATURES IN OIL,
N. R. corner of EIGHTU and LOCUST.
--•• • - .
The above pictures differ essent.ally from anything
ever before offered to the public. Their softness, and
truth of color and outline, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy of detail, insure, of necessity, the greatest
fidelity of resemblance; while the severity of the or
deal to which they are exposed to manipulation equally
settles the question of their permanence. These facts
enable the subscriber to offer them, with the greatest
satisfaction and confidence, to the piddle and to his
friends.
They are enured by letters patent to, and can be had
ONLY of E. D. MARCHANT.
fly Pertralto of GO Cabinet, and life aim on canna
u Loretolore. se 1%-3m
VIII II LJO LA MP S.—THE PUBLIC IS
reepectf ally informed that Offices have been opened
by the District Superintendents of Public Lighting, at
which citizens are requested to give Information respect.
ing accidents which may happen to the Public Lampe; or
of any failure in lighting or extinguishing them 41412 e
proper time; or if not properly cleaned and In good
lighting condition. The Books will be kept by Joseph
Daily, No. 808 Wharton at., First Ward; Mundell Carty,
No. 18 South Seventh street, Ninth Ward; Hiram O.
Kirk, Ne. 1438 Hutchinson street, Twentieth Ward; M.
W. Denhong, No. 2231 Coates neat, Fifteenth Ward;
Thos. V. Bowlby, Gas 0 ffice, Twenty-Fourth Ward, (West
Philadelphia;) M. 11. ld'Fadden, Gee Office, Twenty-
Second Ward, (Germantown;) N9m. N. Market, Gas
Office, Twenty-Third Ward (Frankford,) and at the
Gas Office in Seventh street, below Market.
• By order of the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas
Works. A. J. KITE,
ocl-em Superintendent of Distribution.
075,140 1 4
804E1,282 80
IDILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY
!N. W. Dor. THIRD and CHESNUT Sta.
. - -
L. PIILOUZE & SON, thankful for the liberal pa.
tronage heretofore accented to their Establishment,
and desirous to merit its continuance would 1113120t1000
to Printers and Publishers that thet'r new SPEOIMEN
BOOK is now ready, and from their increased facilities,
are now prepared to furnish every thing necessary in a
complete Printing Establishment, at the shortest no.
tine. Their Irma practical experience in the business,
and the fact of their personal superintendence of the
manufacturing department, justifies them in asserting
that they can furnish a more durable and better dn.
Ished avUole than their cotemporarles.
Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materiels,
would do well to apply to them preelous to purchasing
eleewhere.
5119.259 94
Old type taken it 9 cent/ per pound, In exchange for
new at specimen prices.
'CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.-GAS COKE,
of excellent quality, is mold at the PHILADELPHIA
GAO WORES for the reduced price of Are cents a hue)" el,
and may be obtained in large or email quantity by ap
plying at 'the QM Office, No. 20 Routh SEVENTH
Street.
To Purchasers by Wholesale, It is sold at the Works,
In First Ward, by the ton, at • pries equivalent to An
thracite, a ts 2 60 per ton.
(Signed,)
.C. onssoN, Engineer.
PHILAPHLPEITA GAB Waage, Aug. W. ' 6 '. 4.2741
COACH, ENGINE AND HOTEL LAMP
/scoria N. W, unauts, N 0.109 (late 48) South
21611TH, below Chestnut street, has become a saying
of 50 pr cent. to our SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS, and also the convenience of having their
old Carriage Lampe new ether-topped and bottomed,
and Rant by ewes. to all parts WS Mr
bl EvAroiso;—lo,ooo—pniNTEn,lA
Oarde ler Hour:
T. P. 444 Sat was or.lookel kids wki• raIIISS
D P PuadAl. rt
Lt uu.a. itTO •
.va• laaru tsl"3 nalm Pm, 12.
A 1.1v4a. 0.0
L of l tio mut.
Cing ionel bed NlTl...tor 1• 19, ...A. ja
mat, ratedel
7 l eo , JAboui ,8011:111TRI ST.bekertChcatst.
MARCUS BAST,
No. 204 NORTH if HTRD STRUT,
WHOLESALE 'AXD RETAIL .13 0 ORSHLL ER ,
BY for sale TILE Ah.HIRSOA.NREADSR—anes book,
designed by Its author, A. D. KALE rAhlt for the use
of the higher alums In the Amulemieeena Schools or
Awericav-br the dttOOR Of 11133011 ow, 692• j
Saving° Arititti.
lIINHY LATIIIIR ROSIIIII
4s4tantP erompatties.
HOWARD -FIRE AND. MARINE IN
-BURANCE C O 343ANT-013 44 No. 412 WALNUT
stroet, Philadelphl*. Th 4 followung st4temaot of the
aw n , of the eoMparly is pita/0164 to vootormity with *
prafilon Of Ito thrtor :
MMUS! iItOIIIVED 1004 AtfatieT I, lan, TO 100II3T
31, 1357.
Fire preralruns 3.33,113 31
*Urine premiums ...... -...... 211,193 02
3311 DO
I.arpfttud protakuni3
Total amount premiums token. $363,147 43
Earned ere premiums 25,072 96
Earned =ring pramlams 166.005 00-180,0111 60
Deduct return premium,
Net tuned $168,359 09
Marina lasses paid. $93,10 76
fir* losses paid.... 8,03111
$101,910 80
Salvage re 1101,918
'Too 57
ictereet re-
cet►ad...4,851 )57
-
&net
.2,911 62 -8,050 66- 03,688 70
Expanse' for commissions to
*gents, abatements In lien of
scrip, maul's, omee rent,
furnishing office, books,
lois eta,
t o i flt ne gui 4o
Pr
MOATS.
Caih on hand. ..... .112,315 89
Bllts receivable . . 119,287q2
Bonds and mortgages 165,000 00
Stalin 292,100 00
Stock notes 142,900 00
Dne by agents and
others 28,312 92
3764,096 64
DIRECTORS.
P M. Potts Wm. P. Leech,
C. E. Spangler, R. T. Kemal,
Abraham Rex, H. R. Houton,
Wm. H. Woods, Jos. R. Within,
Goers* Rowell, Abraham P. Rem,
J. Edgar Thomson, W. Ralnuel,_
O. G. Sower, Charles P. Norton,
John W. Sexton, John R. Loran,
Herman Haupt, James Z. SW ,to
Maim' B. Potts, H H. Shttlbagfont.
PERCIVAL 31. POTTS, President
C. Z. Small Vies President.
W, IL Wooos, Sseretary.
orT2 R. T. ,Ranait, Treasnril.
FlUl '
.1 INSURANCE. .
BPEING . GARBEN MR INSURANCE COM
PANY.
CAPITAL $120,000, PAID IN CASH,
AND 6iC DAILY INVESTED,
0111108, N. W. CORNER OP SIXTH AND WOOD
SITS., SPRING GARDENS.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Wined, Hoary M. Phil: my
David Woalppor, Lewis Shinnask
Benjamin Davis, John Landoll,
John Evans, Jr Charles liald,
Aulsy IL Park, William 2 Woo',
Jamas Darnall, John B. filavanson,
Jacob 8 Ilithatmo, Corwin Stoddard,
Hoary Homer, Thos. D. Tillinghast,
Game K. Childs.
JOHN H. DOHNERT, President.
L. ERIIMBHAAR, Secretary. sant =—ly
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY.-
OFF lON 414 WALNUT St. Franklin Itaiktings.
FIRS AND MA RINE INVIRANCE.
CAPITAL 1100,000, Wl= PRIVILSOI fo
TO 600,000.
?kit Company la now rally organ tad, and ProDeroi
make all ktada of Infernos atilt lam or damage by
Yin and Marine Perna, at entrant rata.
071,101019.
IL 0. LAuctuur, Prsaident.
RICIIARD 81IIILDS , roe Praaldiat.
010. SCOTT, Bametuy
DIAIOIOI9.
H. O. Laughlin,
D. Sharwood,
Win. Osborn*,
Richard Shields,
T. P. libesell,
THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY 061 e. No 406 (late P 2) WALNUT at.
Capital and Auriga., 6260,000.
This Company contitmes to make lanrsnee gamut
lou er damage by Pin atut the Perils of the Bea, Iceland
Navigstion and Transportation at cutest rates.
OPPIONittI.
Prealient—ONO. 11. HART
Yla Pnaldent-3. P. ROBE.
Secretary and Tremater—ll. R. COGOBILALL.
Ardstant Secretary-8. 11. BIFTLER.
ROTORS.
Charles
Win. D. LIVIA,
L. Pomeroy,
Andrew H. CLAW:wag,
H. B. Oongahall,
Samuel Jones, M. D.,
A. P. Obeeibronelt.
George G. Mart,
E. P. 800,
A. 0. Oatta
Joaspla Edwards,
John G. Dale,
Non. Ilanry M. PMlar,
Poster B. Pinatas.
John B. Ohisaaws,
an 1.17
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY.—The PENN MUTUAL LIPS INSURANC2
COMPANY, Southeast Corner of TRIAD and WOK
Streets. Cepttal, $412,726 OS.
INSURES LIVES for Mort term, ler for the whole
tern of lit ants annuities and endowments—pur
chases life on Interests In Real Mato, and makes all
oontraota depending on the aontlntreneles of Life.
They set u Raseotors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees and Guardians.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT to any amount—
Pisa Per Oent. Internet allowed from date of deposit,
payable beck on demand without notion.
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, January Irt , lBb7.
Lowe of the gnats of Pennerleania, Phila
delphia City, Perm , * Railroad, Camden
and Amboy Railroad, and other Leans 4179,6911 38
Bonds, Mortgages and Real Estate_ . . 117,137 19
Stocks in Banks, Insuranca, and Rail- •
road Oompsnles 111,719 99
Premium Note' and Loans on Collateral, 193,002 01
Cash in Bank, dot from Agents, Inter.
act, Re
Gaassatto• Capital, Subectription Noted..
3711,933 03
DLNIKL L. ?MUM, Presiduat.
11.3111 KL R. 8T08.38, Ttes ?real.
3000 W. Houton. &weary. ant-17
A Rini() FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
rx NY, NNW YOBIC.-00ice, No 20 Wall street, ad
joining the Mechanics' Bank— bash capital, g 250,000,
with a ourplas. Thu Company Lamm knileng„,ll,f,:r
-ehindlse, furniture, Teasel" in port and their
and other property, ardnat Lou or Damage by firs and
the Was of Latest Natiption.
DMSOTORD.
Henry Grinnell, Joshua L. Pope,
Caleb Barstow, Baths B. Oman,
Henry 0. Brava, Henry DAVI',
ltdainnd Penfold; O. U. Lillentud,
union E. Corning, Theo. Panama', Jr.
Ogden Haggerty, MIA& Z. Morris,
Thome. Ronagan, Abu. R. Ton Nest,
John H. Buie, William A. Cary,
Albert Ward, Thomas B. Nelms,
Charge. Banton, June W. Phillips,
Louis Lorut Charles A Mar,
filmset o. duddm, Edward Ulneken,
Bteph. Cambreleng„ Wm. N. Shepard,
Thomas Scott, Charted', frost;
John Ward, Lcthrop L. &law,
Henry K. Bogert, William B. l'll,
Peter Idea, Emery Thayer,
Benjamin H. Yield, Geo. Weatfeldt,
A. B. Prothingluum, Bannon Taylor,
Thu. N. Young., nosey B. Blossom.
Samuel L. Mitchell,
ALDIIRT WARD, Pres:dent.
SIMARD A. OAILIT, 84{114417. an 10.1 y
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY.—Charter Perpetual. Granted by
the State of Pennsylvania. Capital, 5600,000. Plrel,
Marine, and Inland Transportatlou.
DIRJOIOIII
Aaron B. Lippineott a Oharles Whoa,
Win. A. Rhodes, Alfred Weitz,
Charles J. Yield, James P. Smyth,
Wen. B. Thaw, J. Rinaldo Bank,
Wm. Neal, John P. Simone
AARON 11. LIPPINCOTT, Pr:ordeal.
Wit A. RHODES, 'nee Prea fdent.
ALPHKD WESKS, Secretary.
J. W. biIABTISN, Surveyor.
This Company wag organised with a auk ewpital, and
the Directors hare determined to adapt the business to
Its available reaources—to observe prudence in conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of /oases.
Moe No. 1 b Uerehantai Rxehaoge, Philadelphia.
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL UM
RANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.-02ce
No. 422 WALNUT Serest, opposite the Exchange. MA
RrNE RISKS on Ywelo Carpal, and Ymights. IN
LAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS, per - Rallroade,
Canals, Boats, and other earflaps.
ALL THE PROFITS divided annually among tie Ai
lured, and ample security in cams or Ices.
Thomas T. Botcher,
Alpraon E. Ashbunar,
Alfred Isauitt,
Thomas S. Foster,
Gaztavaa Engah,
James H. Stroup,
Alfred Ade,
A. G. Cattail,
Merle. B. Carsten,
Simnel Boblawn,
John O. Kolar,
John P. Steiner,
Henry Grambo, -
Wm. 7 Caner,
eataborg.
RIB NILES, PramUNA.
ITT, Vies krestdaat.
mtlay
Edward Harris Miles,
John M. Odenheimer,
Mahlon
Samuel J. Slurpless,
Isaac Junes,
Henry Preant,
Edward G. James,
William L. Springs,
Franklin O. Jones,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
William Taylor,
James Murphy,
Win. P. Smith,
A. J. Antal°,
B=ll6l L.
EDWARD 11
ALFRED F
Joni, O. Miriam, Beare
VIIARTER OAK '
ItegilletteCß CO N,
Nish Capital $300,000.
vicinity adjusted at the PA
IRE AND ALkRINE
NY - or ItARTFORD7CONN.
Loam is Yhilidelpll► aid
iladelp4 ga Office.
Ity leave we refer to
D. S. Drown & Co., Phila. Hon. Joel Zones, Phila.
Manes, Btout & Co., " Hoe. Hobo Oboete, Boston
Hacker, Lea & Co., " Roe. Z. S. WHNema, Bart'd
We bore facilities for p acieg any mantilla of /am
mo in The most reliable Comp:aloe.
PHILADELPHIA OR-VENAL INSURANCE
AGENCY, No. ila (old No. 146) CHESTNUT ST.
_ _ THOMPSON & HOOD,
AVMs.
itailroab Vitro.
IN ORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR
EABTON ALLENTOWN MAUCH
BETHLEHEM
0111INIC, WILICESBARRE, DOYLESTOWN, Ae.
Oa and altar Wedneaday, November 4th, 1957, the
tram on thin road will leave Philadelphia daily (Sun.
days excepted) as follows:
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk, And
Wilkeebarre (Express) at 9 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, and Slouch Chunk, (ix.
Freed In connection with L. V. R. R. and raaton, by
stage, from Iron 11111 Station, at 2.15 P. M.
For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 4.10 P. 51.
For Gwynedd, do. at 10 A. M.
On Tuesday. and Fridays the 10 A. M. train will run
th r ough to Doylestown, leaving Doylestown to return
at 1.911. M.
TRAINS FOR PIRLADRLPIMA,
. . . - . .
Leave Bethelem (Express,) at 9 A. 51., and 2.25 P.M.
Leave Doylestown, (Atoovamodation,) at 6.35 I. M.
Leave Gwynedd,
ON SUNDAY do. at 2.20 P. AL
E.
For I Prom
Gwynedd.......9.15 A. M. I Gwynedd.. ...... 2 20 P. 51
Doylestown 430 P. N. 1 Doylestown ..... .6.35 A. 24
Naze to Bethlehem $1 50
~ Dfauch Chunk 2 130
4 4 wilkeebaere .4 50
PARSRNGER DEPOT,
• FRONT and WILLOW Ste , Phila.
n 0441 ' ELLIS OLADR, Agent.
Lumber.
LUMBER ! LUMBER I I—The subscribar,
who has for severelyears peopled the premises at
Slomi'l Plaidng MU, Iteosington, has removed to
COAT)S STREET wusgr, utiowng t he • Phce4ll
Planing Mill, oa Delayers avenue, where he intends
keepinglorre sportsmen% of Carolina and other Seer.
hill boards, stepe;risere, shelving, piling, fencing sad
scaffold boards thorouglhly seasoned and welt worked.
Nor isle at the lowest rank priool. Paralluiliall its ta.
'vited to tall and oralne for thezoselves, and of.
fort will be made to give setlsesatlen. Orden ;volleyed
and supplied at the shortest notit4 tor aL *is sod
Mum or - gbittlarn yellow Plos j Timber andawothw
anl4l 1 11 . P. IktO11:
Ilattlitt4l
ARPWS . BEN'S_ AND BOYS'
1.3 CLOTHING, Bort% 101111411 IBmi, wines
ifit* fat Pm. 4110•37
PWESTERN TRAVELLERS.
ISPEDM AND MULTI" AiIIiNGEICIDIRI.
NORTIIRRN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TWO DAILY TRAIN& TROY BALTIIII.OII3 TO
WEST
On ant attar Jean 1at,1257, TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave Calvert Station for Pittsburgh AM all Watt
eau and South or Northwestern elides.
THE MORNING HAIL TRAIN
Lama Baltimore daily (lintriay ezeoryiaal) at Ilk A.
W. with the Mall Train arrer Lb. arra Nam
arlvaala Bailroad , and arriving is Pilaabarsk 1.111
TEN AMMON EMI= TRAIN
to Leares galtiatoro daily (Sunday excepted) at S P. X.
b at NIGHT IXPRID33 nun(
Leaves Baltimore rf ERY NIGHT 1110 P. X , eoi
as Aing with the Ligltalae X ZJoe = ever ins Iseaasyt-
Tanta Railroad for Pi , arriving 5t1.910 P. St.
A4 l ,then• trains connect dowdy at Pi
with trains
or the Pittsburgh, Foot Way=
Chicago fiat/road, and its North Smithies and
Western econnictlons.
PAIVIIIIMIP for Chicago, Each island
ton, lows Oily Nlisowakee, Debora., Se , Kai
son, sad other iesd." eines la the Northwest, villain
said:
oaf komfred * trued and 4% 4103 In Vies, with
four len chomps of airs, by taking this Mite.
• paisesagets for Clarelaad bandoecy, Teledis aad
Detroit, go by this route, sad She Um* is x wm aud ,
being HS nines charter than by any other neat..
[l7' Pagesingera far St.lndiar-apoila, Serra
Haste, Cairo, and all paint/ on th e Lower lad llppar
bflasibtlypt, rabbles* &pages of cant, sad antra I. sit_
ranee of sal. raw mate; and to sffi.a=4. Colnutess,
Dalton, =I other proogamt 4tha, as oxiit
" il & Weora :gago memo TEZOIXiii std
stele ram
FOR THE NORTH:
Th. 8.15 AM. manacle doled with Lwow Trate
or er the Dassiobla road for~Dtarepert links,
Daehiattsw, Dania!, Magna Mks, sea Ceauda, thus
forming tae Rem thoci railway swats to Neetlereaters
pennsylnuna and Weston New Took. Paaaesepra wild
dad this the ahartast, cheapest, and mat axrditioes
relate to Niagara Pella sad Canada
TtuTiagb Tithes are issued to Philadelphia via, Or
iambi* and Laninstar by ail the tildes at each, omit
train having are cannectians. Passe by this
roots avoid trtioollod bridges, and all theat aese
of ferrying across the Ilaapsehaana rive.
Names» fee Rasovor,Masekootor,Go
sattoborg, Carnal*, Caosabusbarg, go by at
CU A. bill., mad SP.M.
WESTIIMIMat DiLLSCH.
The Cars on this road oaks ooa trip per day, ingsnest
ing with the train at 3 P. N.
Per THROUGH TICINTS and ferther tafermatiloa,
a ply net the Titbit 011aa. ealrort illatioa, N. B. came
el Calvert and Praklia strong.
saySa4l O. Y. ADILIIOII,6O`I.
63 40-144,33 27
$24,075 82
DENNSYLVARLA. FUILROAD.-Tllll
4311141 43121YRAL PAWN, sessusether the At
Isott• Cat** 'nth Witessos, North-surterst, sag heals
suttee Status, bg scuttle:sous talus) amt. This
Rossi gm souds s 4 Pittsburgh with daily Dad
rtassers to sit pants ea the trusters lama; sad
Cisotsland and Isslosky frith Item= to all M4se
the North-werters Lass ; matter the most D
CHBAttiff sad IlUditi 110ef_kay TM& ?see&
RAM So sad Aron the GALA? Viet
JPELLADZLIWA AID rim
Br BIM
Peas Cues--Iloota, Moos, Hata, sad
Caps, Books, Dry 004.1 a, Oat bozos
Wes uul troths), Drag, OP loaii
sod West ,natters, Tank to. . or 10 fa
Raooso Ques—Doeasatiollhaattaa,
Matting and Ticking, Oa oriatail
Wee), Drags (is natal, Hardoarek,
Leather, (Ia talk or betas) Wool,
sad Sheep Pelts Esatrard, k in te...110*. or /a 11
SIIIID CLASS—Anti/a, Steal, GULL;
pa casks), Hemp , D aces lad Pert,
Boned, (loceia or to aseks), Tckooto,
roaaeastarld,(ozosyl Nara or ma
de ,de Jac, 11/0 11.
loose= Cu
PM, litherogis
Boat, sod Pork, (la auks or basso
asstrard). Laid Am Lard tri e r, Bata Ash, Ovristaa Clay, r.r , Pita,
Roos, de per la fh
Ptora—Tk. per Rd., instil farther seam
Furs{-334.1er 100 lie , instil farther sotlee.
la ehtellar Goods boas say petal Zan of Pleßadol
alga, be atetkalar to aea .n axem rids Peareperrosis
Raaread. ,, all Gooda to lb* Armor of thsa
Road, at Philadelphia, or vtl lo fererareed
withaat &tootles'.
Oporgeltlialirr,
W. C. Eltoteabary,
A. M. OarMe,
0. 0. llntltr,"
Ow. Scott. (lal2-y
Puma, Mail3,—llarria, Warmly & Cto,,
Tann.; P. 7. Bart Co., 8t LOCia Eo r I. L 3, 31.=
k Bon, Sian:4W Ind.; Denraim.ll, 8,51 & Warioek,
and Carpenter & Jones; Inairrille, lEy.; R. O. No 3.
dram, Valise*, lixl H. W. Wows & Co, and Inria
it. Co , Ciar:anati; N. W. Graham k Co., Zaaorrlne,
Ohio; Leoeh & Co , No 64 ?Why street, Borten; Leith
A Co. No. It Ancor Honse,lkrat Yeek.l3o, Mikis
and No. 3 Batter) Plan, New moth; N. J. Etaaohot
Philadelphia ; liagrav & Zoom, Saltinorei D. A .
POMO, Pittetough.
NEIP YORK LUTE .4 .-THE CAMDEN
A AND AMBOY ELM:OAD AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TUN ON BALLIOAD OOMPANTI
/BON PRELADALPHIA TO luny Tom, AWria.
/LAOIS.
Lem as follows, vis : Las.
At IA. X 1 trout Htliiiigtota Depot, rib Jetty
City, Kul 11
At 6 A. X., vii Canidan and Jacoby City, Noir Jer
- sty Aocoiamolition ...
At 6 A. Di., via Clinician sod Amboy, Atiesettoods.
Cos , 1
At 7 A. - X., vi 6 Pundits Lai Jewry City, MarbiAg
Mtn il
At 10 A. id., by atseAtbobt Trtztoit, Ii& Tway
and Jorsej City, Itoraini e
At 2 P. M., vis Csadas bad Att li C, 'l o. sad A. 1-
Frets a
At 6 P. M. via Camden and Jersey City, Peening
Mall
At 3 P. M., vis Camden and Amboy, Ancoemoble. $
Lon, Ist Clam
At 3 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Atemtunoda
tion, sad Clair
At 6 P. M., via Camden sat Amboy, Aemenrsodn,
tion, let Chum
At 6P. IL via Camdea and Azibc7, Asemmoneda.
Lon, 2tai Claes
Vie 6P. M. line non dray , all others lacedays •
minted.
itpreaa Linos stop at the prindpal stationsonly.
For Belvidere, Barton FLuningtoa, As, at 6A.
and 4 P. Id , from Matsui street nbarf.
For Maher (tap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wiltaabars
Montrose, Great Barad, &a, at 6 A. M., via Deliontr
Lackawanna at Western Railroad.
For Yraehold, at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M.
... t 1,780 47
... 100,000 00
.
Tor Yount Holly at L. Y. sad 2X, aad P. It
WAY MN=
lot Bristol, ?relator'
AY Be. e i t S and dY. N.
Wttni
EiMa aiiilG/MMI
Staawbost HICELin ETOOKTON far Unladen*
and Intermediate places at 2% P
Steamboat TRY. 1 0 .5 foe Tipsy at Is god 11X
sad 4 P. M.
All Wow., except I A. It, Inn Want is
wharf.
ErFifty pounds ef baggage Gulp allayed as& pos.
tenger. Passengers an prohibited front taking up
thing as baggage but their weans g apparel. All irks
gage am tap woods to be plad for extra. The Ct
pulp lmrit their reepoostbUit7 for Wave to owe 4n*
per pound, and will sot be Liable for Eir aineast
pmd $lOO, except by special contract.
WY. R. (}17131X1, Agest
C. It A. IL it. CO.
MORML, Arent
Ph la. Tr. IL L Co.
SPRING 411RANGE3LENT.--PENII
- ZAlLlOAD.—Restabigta
direct col:mottled with the
P ~.i..:,(ar :.).zr,l
tot elnelanatl, It. Losis, - lona Ctty,
Lonievillo, New Orleans, fit. hies
Indianapolis Clovelard, lIMAIII,
Ter. Mato; Minato, Sobrootro,
In atenr.oe of all other routes oat of Philnielpluo.
Arming clue conneetiset with all the Great Ilfull
ern Elothonds.
Leave Philadalphia, fa:Pittsburgh sad wawa elk;
from the Penneyhaat.% RailroadPasaaner Vatic%
soeth-east corner of ELEVENTH sad liJilMrT pinata,
(entrance on Eleventh strata,) as &Liras :
Mail Train at T—, A. M.
Path Line at 12 66, P. M.
Szprms Mail al 11 Mk Wight.
- Colombia R. R. Line harm for tientsbeag at 2.10, T.
M., Lancaster Pteccenmodatica,) at 4 30, P. M.
The Romeo Mail runs day, the other trays, SON
days excepted.
Per further partienlars see hand.tills, at the dadment
startang•Ninta. Paesengers from tha Ind rill kW this
the shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, New York or &atom.
THOMAS MOOR', Um*,
Ysesaiget Lthe Pennsylvania Railroad Oe.
Philadelphia, Ye rnary, 1567. n.i37
YIII L ADE LPRI A, GERMANTO WNW
AND NOS 111 3TOW N RAIIXOAD.—WLNTra
ABRANOEMIENT.—en sad attar 111011 DAY, October
1911,1861
Leave PEW elphia it 8, Tx, BN. 9M, 11X A.
9.10 coin. 4,5, 6,7, 9, and 11 P. X.
Lear. Germantown at 6%, 7-35 min. 8,9,10 X A. X,
MO, 3-10 min. 4,6, 6, 7,8, and 10 P. M.
Orr The 7.85 o'clock A. X Train from Germantown
will atop only at Wane Street Statics.
Leave Philadelphia ►t 920 min X., t and 9,1( P. M.
Leave Germantown BM rain. A. M., 1-19 mta. ad
6.45 0111 P.M.
- -
Lease Philadelphia at 7X, BX, 11N, A.M., 2,4, 6,
and 9 P. M.
Leave Chestnut HID at TAGS-401141M8 mia: A M
19-60, 3-40, 540 awl T-40 utIA. P. M.
OM lIINDATB.i )
, Leaps Philadelptda, LID A. 11., s sad 11% P. W.
Lame Chestnut Hill at 6 A. 5[.,12-50 mat 6.% P. M.
Yea MANATTINK, CON..IIIOMOCKEN AND NOW&
Leal* Philadelphia at •%, 9, II A.M., 3, 4>f, Ha,
and II P. M.
USTI. liereletowsat 7, 9,11 . A.,./t, 3 and 640 P. M.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. 11.:axad S P. Y.
Leave Norristavrat at iA. M. and SP. M.
OERSTED VALLEY RAILROAD POE, DOWNLNG
Leave PhiladelPhia at SK A. M , and 3 P. M.
Leann Downingtown at 7 V A. M , sad 1 P. M.
U. K. SMITH, Saparinteadent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streets, Pliladelphin
CHANGE OP HOUR S.—P If IL ADE L.
PHA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE 'um
ROAD.
On and after Wednesday, NOT. 11, UV,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Par Baltimore at 8 A. M., 1 P. M., (Exprass,) and 11
P. M.
For Wilmington at 8 A. M., 1, 3 20 and 11 P. M.
For New Castle at 8 A. M., and 3.30 P. X.
For Middletown at 8 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
For Boyar at 8 A. M. and 330 P. Al.
For Seaford at 8 A. M.
TRAINS TOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.40, Eames, 11 A. M., and O.=
P.M.
Lean Wilmington at 7.23 and 11.45 A. M., and 2EI
and 9.65 P. M.
Leave New Cut], at 11.811 A. U., and OM P.ll.
Leave Middletown at 10.15 A. M. and 8.05 P. al.
Leave Dover at 9.15 A. M. and T P. M.
;oasts Seaford at 400 P. M.
TRAINS FOB BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 9.15 A. M., 2 P. M. sad Ulb
A. M.
SUNDAYS only at 11 P. M. from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
do. do. 0.35 P. M. nom Baltimore to
Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE AND HAVRE DE GRACE A 000.4040-
DATION TRAW
Leaves Havre do Grace at CIO A. M.
Leave, Baltimore at 4.00 P. M.
Freight Train, with Passenger Oar attached, will ran
as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
places at 5.80 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for do. do. 8.30 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Orsee at bP. 11.
oc 81.11 8. M. FELTON, Preaider.t.
CH. GARDEN &CO.,
* Manufacture F U RS , Wholesale beaten In
RATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNE TS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, R
H O ET/LES S
FR ATIIS, t.
No. 699, (old - No. VR
190) MASKS'SStreet,
Seknr Sixth, south sole,
And No. 023 MINOR. Street 2
0. NEM GAlllllgb DaNal. DOSOYAL
Yereltants are rupestrelly Wilted to eliustee ROA
idOek •I • esT4tro
441.13: 3EIL
PAS IM i I
saa.l4m Ito. 6 6. EIZTH 'brat, Yhams
ryNGRE SS RANGE.—SOLD BY CHAD.
NII Inca a sac, No. ao N. coBND $1 ,t,
Itailroults.
H. H. EDITSTON,
Guard height Agent, nitthalpilia.
H. J. LOXISAS.I2.
Saperiatierhet, A..ttossa, Pa.
THROVEIR TIAIJS
TOIL OTIMLLNTOWIS
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CILFSTIOIT lIILL ItALLIOAD
ON SUNDAY S
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