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4 1:er l s o a bc tli i k. %Oft!, f . ,„
Afig i l'''' , 3 . POTOPtetrel ,
flaleY eilit'ir 'tit& - ~ •, . or ,
Iphe iasiei te - ttsfleatiastiaSis feu ` :th i t
I n) • - 2 '
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*VilkOf' :- ttoistel, 3 Vt u the lo,ilt, ii=t
, ~ 4 -; ; , : •,
..1' ' , of the regain*
~ •1 reat,satike o f . elSlet ttie forefitit t will be in
'''
rit*WaW it itiolieldb.4il " '2l. of
'47l:l'' ' W 4 010 - *Kolo4oW t l ie
'.- 01 ,-
Ved.
_met, 'fa all mopeds,
th Neitvibiplas melee
itit Slit' " "ite thlerAilloo., . theiir be
- .4lVirltli tilWillota by
, . el& se
1 , • .i- • 14 11 el - Vele 7, Will. be if).
s ir
, 1 feTe isikilkiriocarittit: he 'Unite to
a ''
4, ,_.• the sipitiet2 44 1147 1144 4 14,
tlwee'deor , 4. etliiiit belietvene they will Fe par
r, PA% 4411*. Payeeeht be aide for the
.• hrin r • on invoices thoteafi/vvillient by the
, AtobtO r• stiOokFted pianist
-fers:44'.lkratteeithet Sill has feartirirlikok, the
4, Viiih. *llledreeit be reiNttre at eltioletkia or
~,, A . ti:,o7fiefiih n raide Drone who le not
= 0,1 0.4 1 , - Plorsettinir• Or Venter fielder to, the
IotOPM% dto bah ; Wllieh t h c: t1if .. ,..t0•
eine, aelef,,,Abtheitly stated* toil ski '''''''
that the , 070,1,1 person 11$6" baititive fdited,to
eolliely wit ... tt,,,toidlttons ot „tolysosilksotsthey nor
here prerle7:uiyAlouved Into with, theopelted state*
OWL 1 ;,- riptioa of the Departivestillerelerted, in
. ,
' , Shelve/atter and spirit of i,foiht rea?l anon
°I . , release to bids tor pro loan , elothier,
Inl,..fir I .... ; , t. of the 44 7, 91w0404111th Wok, leg.
- .../ a brysiorob, A lb*.amount of the bid, for
tie Menu) „It pecermanee of the eartraot,Alb3 r welor
2 1 121:.1041, wittwllPeeey met be eeetided by a
4 0,ga Okiet etturaey.
,0,,' r . embrace Ali* artlelea, with the,
ti s hereof, stiles y are. Intim foregoing'
echedelf , with thelilesii4sitiesad to meek, le donors
4 1,44fe , Stet which •the./ will loplerttiehee, sal the
a tom must be card' out' sod ,lootolt op for each
ad * :4,t4A . !*; li 4 ,4 b Atte 4, " w#P l the f0110w 14 4
" 1 ( ' . llt rilij. " Ai to farbbok for flu seri*
or wo v .... Jro
a Silt - Thaw de eat, seso e s
Oat rdlo i lt> 4 4 S
'4 4 IS idiertiiii=hentor. 4404 th gth_rlbfr.,
the 4 _Wowing -artistes, , i 0 tleklirlser 0141 094 4 0 4 t
there , insert the list aoordloVW-Ibi olaro or Aura
t ft....e sod forgeielirfrebtr,ln the *Sy st flioetpo, New
tir 11111'410Mo; BaltimoreNoirOrlodumi, Of: Loehr,
• iked Iphie,•or Cinolanstlittorthe OM big ber] tl4 the
gat • do 0441 nap, or at cock *pew thaaaparjat
Idial yeas is ea may be otolererf the Oommteeloiker
'et. Indian blot, r for ! C ] will also furillit,"
si
;t, the eworisee, suet Maitland posatitlea of the
akegA W ARCOINNet P
of OOL lad at *.1"10
.
JIZICIit liefitta; such other srtlelor CI a different deeorjp
b ion ae ma ybe stekiirred fartht service of the Indian
4` voperfAuent• eating Abe year 11158, deliverable as store
,Jhrto444-4uid if this proposal be sculpted; (hey* eurt
the 'verde, In ;whole or ln - part, , if more , thsn'one elks,
be propoeed for,) I tor • Tel will, with* twenty , dr
theveattei, ozoomfo- .e *POLO 1 0ordiselY, 4 ful 44
444411,4 71 440 ireetowls *V gokoolnioarre or Ice Am
Atralre, 4 , 44b.!fititisralVerraewew l of the lime ,"
,
Lane lniert'vlie 0000 ,y In or .1. bob*
Inetniteetuter of regavidesier ii, i wide propoi4
.Ich repeal mast ltivo St 14Siled 1 7 a Bunts
tee, in he follobiek foirh; lo be , 4poi IlylfikfirSairo
relgkeselhle estone, whim noltlleney in be anti ott
by one or viol* PelloSts 1/40 4 5441N offlaisily kfto , ol
to the tbiparteteet
.• .
_. ,
• " XritO/Pribilribl* ' is th e abos4 . ` bidder,
. ~ .te•
14 41 4 , / /' 4 iii..._teiee OW bll &wallet to filott7
-4 em, seeordiegtoalalet their) comets", bid Dr
veva, will execute Noonerts4ill i t t ard r i.
perforations , ' thbrooftbolmon „ tiko
for 1101 ,0141 $ forlbdisk tbobil;lb O ctober 16 , 11
sad 4 tory...J- I %v? to Is/ eny ensii* 4iimmommi or i
whiekelosThelte4, (Saw 4#:the WHIM litly suffer by
reorotfor Miura so ts, stoilikthe'lliit of Ow said bidder,
tor bfdders, l l ~ - ` •- ,
NO tortoml will he InNliddilealtfiet &Si notitrietly
Alleferts7olllB. tenni lui4' iiire.slollo4 lislaidiertiplo,
wont,
by 040441 S 1100t 4 444 OtM °Al!'
Castlll4/Aitarfitt,
cr
• that omiempotutrious-viutega,pi het
4 : l 4;Pr i el ..t , i tki l4 ll 4 =k
P r . 1 , 6'46
l op n: j
, '
- 717 'l7 --- i g N . - .----
aca j..r AE447 - iia ithl6 Air;Ai . .l Chit under s t oo d
Uliasteiltical icapeottaniatill be tbren all' &Mateo fn.--
althea at to Bland quality; end -that articles which do
not come up to the sample will po rejected and thrown
upon the tuWencintraelet. 4- , • -
~,, , ,
_ , -.110 gantlet teeerset to - • himself the slght to
ImerevilPtai tin %nudity' -named 'aboversOlhe
.axiginsiotor inhitiste et the sershici may demand, 1 ,
.rsti
,_
.possio to be addressed to the (45efterailistilibf the
...... 2. l ti . Mrabilbiltottiat. 134 and maenad -"Pen
.'3:rilli4- ..tir . ' eat' will gelid
, a poperotiatai! - " . - Atlllit. peloitifor
axaminstitni, ' tad taletalintiShe
exponse—at the intotifiti bisl bin, drat lases;
• al aid •
8131eintif par 300 sairroeitareibisquent•iip
Oath:um - - • ocletstutlitqovid.
, ,
•,1 r
OEM
~,:.
40 RbkO§ALS. , POR PABOTING THE
he., at Perth Autboy, , Now
4
16 et, /K 4.1
- PROPOSAA willS hinted OAP Vita DcartmentuntiL
the 2bili 'dor lot NoyeroberVA..lo:lB67, at 12 o'clock,
, tkooirtoi the'iiont ethiialt the °mama noose, pelt
OM* and;Al butticeital to. be -erected et
I_l AMBOY , Kett : /Vaejtraccordhajg to the plane.
and " oturliteperM 7 isrthilartreent Maid
Utifoiebe nm - et ',operate
oe.' t Ichatecd' *Mitt " parcels twist fro
Overyymeiatfoottpanyheciald,erititfie moniztof each
nd-SiOvorif, 'mid the totadetenondt carried oat) the
Departeitht reeertdilthe right to reject or acbtipt the'.
proposals' hereby, i ited, , 6* say 'part thereefiarhen it
deems the interest of , t¢,p Übited States require it; the
Depaibeetat rearrhiVfl,he right to exCladie the bide
Of any person er.peteonelthem there is just came to
believe win ittaithfuilp platform the Matitracts, or
tallith. they attempted th•obbain 'by indirection;
endrell bithrwtenthere shall be parties in interest who
.do not Join in the bids', and all bids that upqnitereatiga
tit* ona heloWeititir prim for the work. t'
Side will alMlbe received inigroas,and no coidraetWrili
be awarded ikilt bidder urdessdetills tiro rumbaed tho
eta of the prices of the different Male of work
=_l rt6
na i terialefwldelivhall beaabjeetto the 'revision
of the Department, eo that itmay edoptthe whole or
part of the Mi k es the Interest of the United States
way. Peeptire; , ; ; •
14114Weitit:sof the 'abilitint'td itdrit.dda4Fand
elivetidliMecodinleU Mittraet • Peas , (laid
t to-be moorteined tiy an' estimate of an, agent bt
emirAdWitDepartt appolnW: for thht, Purpete,).-will be
Orooltime to Vale r a the work pro and tee
pier eent. retained wangle eempla nof the contract,
Sth acteeptiote oflthe ,werk, 'brAhe agent
thrombi, and be Orbited In the event anon- liniment
i of eoetraßt. •
, Contracts will Anteitardedeul " y to makeebnlidirs and
esecibletite Infltieftalgamontabereof, except by con
gentler the Beeretary or-the Tsgasurypwill be alorhit•
use of the same.
Each prepaid tatuttba - aetaoinpanied by. a written guar
antee, Mimed by two peeponelble Potions (oertified to be
"so bw,thelhitett Mats Distriet Judge, or Attorttey of
she "aid District), in the slum of PA) for the whole
work, dr of a proportionate amount If any part, that
the, bidder will, *hen fteniridr-if in proposal be
abelted, enter into a, eibtract and a.imra, with proper
Yid iffalliteillitt eettuitiespe itelaithinl performance.
',I/Form et Boar and Ctertificate required. ti4ll. be fur
nished 00 application to the 'Depettatant. • • ;
Phase; speclthattonfikind working drawings will be
thu
rigata ,th ds/4hr ihpartmen eisiot November:whet they can be,bad On ,
t:
11101bar,tessoottsidsfict itiuily co.ll , ,
tilPthilisiotts, with fhe requirements qletfiticiv?r
cleanest
alajairaddia De sent to 'this Department, ad:
to theDeoretery the Treasury, and plainly
~ ,_lll4. • PROPOBALS,-POR , TED PERTH BOY
=WV' g n o t . P d at e ° . A.°'4l°4
uOWELL COBB,
SimiTtßy bt thh Tremary.
. r" t•i)
•
IiaIACOREGOR -UOT—AIR FURNACES
9 4141, FrAinV/9E line:MEC gl
B.4k D
aoaN S triket
,-.Viiii.
lit*OliTkait,',/16kitiVki L
ttNk-:
, _,,,4.1(1W ZIONSIIMING 1V851.01
A7HOTACUVVVIORTKOPEAMIOOI;
it* quilt flie etiieie tejt, iving
ilte - fineAtityxiiyans'OxlBs AVDIVdT, heft Pip ed to
'lie the frmoit 'poteirfurketif if in. the,*ild; savilfrant
)4 t4e feel °mower tile hist Te66neatebaoW
Tium Teettots sae Glatt Ina Oh
and • broad, Aiello,,
pah:iltaped floe pot; lined
-!!4qO.TAWCOPO,,Th.' '•••!-",ft•-
• , . . e piing
Ai) aiattlau etthtbfiiesolo, el*phar,
lieetOst wamp..
- woo l !moor eataimatleit in 't 44:
ke = 00-aala
Atoka sal gaoc , lia attended ittreotlytratir
centavo or eumprolead ehrthe tePertet 00=2
001111IVALLV ageogew to the direct action of the rare
48 Wed and 1 1 / I Vie are:. • ; -
Thia beat room saga
12cutai sot unlike .... . -
- 1' -a VS'S ,RAYB,
igiilleisOiateiWele- dr:100# lea, lattutitt the
Anteati j iz i talieebide-inteneely heated alba-the
_ ' j. by-thiconation the nearly)
tar 4 1 - laatreitt atalailics with the 'Oro
tiZtliarslo4„_ whale, in other faisieu,
•iitlyl p , elnesalufwaeon to owassirrkwr
- glar peliitiglierbbas Goff obtfunlng thdliealrautt ';
-No &001101110,ati ILEATZ/io
140.0.1411 1 bt fail lis`Atii64llB the Naar kis Oossouitro
woll !imitable; heat purehastati erly o th er.' The at.
10014 'citAtatilltieta caul Waldorf - is particularly ro.
^ AilliOLD it - WILSON,
(mete ty A, Harrisou,)
a, 6 WALNUT Street,
dependeace Naar
Mum.
=lll2
, fi V 4,
MO: 442, SOUTHEAST CORNER OP
iLtitlEkT ,YIPTEL
Mations:oo liiatTitentlosinter Gaiter ' Mote.
" Cut" do. do,
_ ' 'gg Vette Losituoi Oxford Tido;
" , " Patent Leath& • ' oar zdirrow
-lop , Pitest" L,tltie 'Ana datf Sian
nl4r-tirtwart7'.
rTAI4I3ToCK"Cir ilOoss 'AND-Sttoto,
. „watt 11.11i0hIPBON & 00., No. 814 MAR.
Quest, end, Not.. 3 , And b VIUNKLIN 1.1,A0J3,
Wife New In afore n Urge and well-iniorted stock of
°WI'S 4I .4)**CiNEJ of City Aud zsgtm..teenuitotuie,
,wilah theypner for sr!e oo the beet twine fdf Oenh, or
fin thi &mei edit. — • ,
' !gide ere Invited td bbll Ind diamtne ikehoitoak.
..
T• 101(4SPORD-, fi• ' 8 O.S . ' 8 PURE
• onwnoo nrenou. (tci F the lanallry , ' ) has °stab
lished'egretitei height:ply than had ever ' been obtained
, . .
by any rotor Minh.' '
_. • , . ,
- • This has been thensult of ins marked superiority in
cpolite,Wnd lb inerarlable uniformity.
The public may be assured of tho couthinauce of the
hilt staqdard now eatahliabed., ,„ , ~
• • 'Ytie palianotioh lii over 20 tone daily, and the deinand
has eVendedthroitgbout the whole Vatted: States, mud
Se forclgnivAntriei: ,
Working thus on a very large scald, end udder a rigid
ttemfthoyinevaiblif by,secure a perfect uditorritityi in
qualitylßroughent the year. This is the great de.
sideratiushft itarch.making, and is realised now for the
, Iliattlme.' - - - ,', - ' •I • • -
he} beat anitab-t%ln cap be Made; and no other,
, is alersyk wanted •Ikeitaintruersouldlhla will be stip
' plhat tethein by the Gratin as soon ex their ruetomers
itairirlearned which is the best, and ash• for it—othar
whes they would be likely to, got that article on which
, tbelargeet , Prcidt can be made. •, -
1 - gr. itiogeferd has bean engagedin the inenufacticre of
1 Stirah continuously for, the last 97 yokes, and during the
whole of the period the StarekiLmade under his super
vision has been, beyond any question, the hesesin the
Jninrket , • Per thikeratal, years .be had charge of the
-,Works Of Wm, - 0011111914 Co;, et which period,he In.
eented.the prevalent the sninufaelere of Corn Starch,
liUr Aek (91',JUK04/o,ll l} l STAIIOII, as the ;cake
[ Olitilge psi recentlyheen taken by another factory, I
I • It , le,iol4tif4l, , the beet grocers in nearly Every part
Of /hi Mat .
' - '7'..ict itp,k 8011395WZG0 CORN BTA.IIOH
bi t
(ter:plid , Acs), hail ,olatiiirie:d an equal celebrity
with their - chi: the laundry. ' This article it er.
lettly pare, and ,In every respect ; equal ,to the beet
'b nude Ariow 'Veaidop havlng,,addithinal quell.
Illetittifeh reciner# ' ktabOlor the &Inert; •
1 " Potato Starch has ' elk extedilyely packed and sold
iiii aeon Starch, Mid hatgiven (aloe linprendons to many
Milo Utiles"! meritsg o ' our Corn Staten.
' - troliseip Reentvioll t, sad &ray, !Us coming also
Mtn g eneral use on a d et toilefaate end inialide•
j, h' s N, 1(E11004 k - 00„Alents
eoll4f ~, . . `- ,' 1.:198 rupwstmet, IS. Y.
•• trOOMM ISSIO ERS' OFFICE> ~
•• _ r t . • - ' . , Purcaliztrnis, Nor. 3, 1507. .
•• own —The r ot ßevision will multi's this
ow the fed ng named dap, from.lo o'clock
A, 010011 04100 .P .",hl4 t ,, ,
let ate 24 Wants,* tihmdsylliovember 9,1857.
-- ad ith, •./.,-, • Tbestisy,.. '. 10, , i
n o t nth , ec, Iveslneedey, " ' li, "
.',.,1 ..p ,-.L .- 11 the..4. 5 ; , -,11,44erypi,..'! ,-, 12i- -,"
in , ird m . ,
h,",, q...;,,,,, stus s y „4.s 14,
/Bth , ff"' • Monday,' ti la, ~
0,161.1, ::=,. , , Tuesday,
," 17, " .
' ft t " , Aredneaday ‘ , "''
ltl, "'t-:
oth., gith 4, - , T,hursdgy • ri 19; u` '
et . ',"—, ,-" pridey, i. it 20 g.
1 1 `2,, ' .0; " ~l _ ' A g t,al ' " . 21; "
1 , -„In : . lin ,th e iaterelyrfrdawni be particular
b. lt i W,V1,0 alio of tho meeting. t thei r
*., 1
401 4 r
0
;gni.,
*
401,44 " -;, " 1"- A ll 'n_ y n -i2 :nic 4 41 , 4st a ,. ,
4 1 1: 1n ie ra4 00 /4 *?SPcall
!WV", B,qpi t rumwe aw
ti e = Olt lkallit.,pPOr
. 14 41 , 114114',0V
*.• W!4' o ?tAI4 2.811.1411.011.
•...ay.,;stkoit-- 7 ExtomviNG, DIE
Pgintipg, Akinalope 'and
" Te j j . : 1 4 7 4 . 4.1,1nO t tttt4
St
' .14144
innuiret.
soap tf.antr 53.rwso.
, V 9. RAYI4OA
board of
Revision
104 NO
-try 110
Oro-;41:11$ i BY ORAD
csoormoon Stmt.
iIBUZZi uwe4bß~ ALLY"
NO. (new
Ammo- attiet,RhUndelPlllll,4);o,l
Sly sttointwi zun %FM -,
tr _ t _ .l , • AAiltismue, ; ,$,."• 14‘ 411„,.1
• DAyi .SOVEm Bat- 4,21,-„,aszhi.
ObiAntia
BLUE'S PACKET NOTICE,
[Ala I.lNEl.—lhlypers pii.3llll,l%lary and
iitWatii, hah4 in their bills
Wrisie to the counting house for signature.
11 be ;volved until this 9vening at low
giemov, stmotkA 00.,
- 120, too so, Norm il'harvos.
ISEI -1 07ToNtSIOR SAN.FItAN
-40 ,with qu I q,k deepatch.—Freight
laced rates,;—The , beautiful. clipper ship
MI, Nelsen 'Pendleton, connaudlir, now
er loading at Race street wharf, has over
'of her cargo on board and nearly all of
engaged, will continue to receive freight
1, add tall as above.
ill ploaae complete their engagements
and bend in :111Ifteflading for signature.
,op offreight*, which wlll be taken at
te r apply on board, or to
BISHOP, 8/740N8 & CO.,
120 (lat73B); , lorth Wharves.
NAM STEAMSHIP LINE.
• STEAMBUIPO
STATE OR GEORGIA
AND
KEYSTONE STATE.
ante of the depressed state of trade, Vie
rill be withdrawn for the present.
th. A. HERON, Jr.
.HAVANA—With quick despatch.—
10pperoir luid'Copper4ertened ablp NAPLES,
imassosili be rbispiehad as abovo is A few
or passage, apply to
MILOS, BIMONS, fc 00.,
1p (late 86) North IYlkarves.
ARL HEDUCIED TO SOUTHAMPTON
4*- fIIATBIVA , The magnifloent steamship VAN-
Edward Niggins, commander, 6,208 tons,
mk , fer From Southampton' and
and Hovre, Marra for New York.
,A#:—Oat , 24 Saturday Nov, 14
- Dec, 5 Saturday Deo, 20
•.assage—Virst cabin, 6100; second cabin,
delivered London suid'Parls, For freight
Ally 46 . D. TORRANON, Agent;
• • No. 6 Bowling Green, New York,
Letters for Nnglaill' and Blume, pre-paid, 25 cents
each half ounce (by onclosureiff postage stamps if from
other cities,) will be received at No. 5 Bowling-green,
New York, up Id 11X oleldk on the morning of sail
ing: • - • • 0010-:tri
(BEAT REDUCTION IN FARE TO EU
VI
first Cabin $BO I Second Oaldb . 660
-In 4ho Bret-oleas paddle-wheel steamship ADRIEL,
2.000 tone 0. D. LUDLOW, Commander , and METH
STAR, 2 e o tons, P. E. Ur:sax, to ull from pies , No.
8 North leer, at noon precisely, carrying the UNITED
:BT.A.TSS NOM, via: A
Leslie N. 'York !Gel
Soutbamyton,H4-1
IMMWE
..m ton g tpton
'mind Bremen] Southampton 1 for New Ybrk.
Ariel,' Saturday, Oct. 91. Wedn'day, Novi.
N. Sat'y, Oct. 31: serturday, ticv,ll3. Weds , d , y, Dee. 30
These ,steamers touch at,IIAVAS. Specie delivered
in London andßarls. .For.'pasnage and 'freight, apply
to D. TO/MANOR, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Green, New
/XorY... ..i. _ , ' oeld4f
DOR ENGL • -AND.PriANCIE,IB67.-
1! New York an 4 Hanle Steanwhip COmpany .—Tke
Melted States ~I tlell fitenmebipe ANAGO. 2,01 took,
David' Lines; o&nreandkr, and VULVON,' 2,900 tons,
Jame) A. Wotton, commander, will leave New York,
&we an44louthetinpton, for the jean /857 ind oe., on
thp tollowth4days : • ,
• , LVATII NRIr 411.
1815 t. 1859.
Poitod,Efattrday, Aug. 22 Arago, &dards', ha. 9
Arago , do. Sopt . 19 Fulton, do. Feb. 6
Fulton do. Oot. 17 Ingo, do. blaroh
MAO, ' do. Nov. 14 Yulten, do. April a -
Bolton, do. Deo. 12 Arago, do. May 1
• Yolton, do. May 29
Loin sousoionof.
He.
krago, Wednesday, Attg.2B.
Fulton, do. Sept. 23
tyaigo, do. Oct. 21
Plato), do. Nov. 18
Arno, do, Deo. 16
1868.
dultop s do. Jan. 13
.22220, do. Yob. 10
Pulton, do. Mar. 10
' lain do. Aplll
Patton, do. Noy 6
Arigo, do. loo k os
Poltoo, do. 38440
L 1.17 BOWL
185 Y.
drag°, Tuesday; Aug. 25
Tolima, 'do. Bee. 22
Arno, do: 0c4.2e
Fulton, do. Nev. 17
Amo, do. 'Deo. 15
1558.
Pultop,. do. Jan. 12
Ingo, do. reb. 9
'fldtoo,, Itexch'9
Arago do. Afult
BUM; do. Ely 4
Oe, 'l7o. Junel,
, do. Auto 22
PIIIOM OP PABBACIa
=Prom •17irtr Yor!cto Southampton or Havre—ltra •
Win ; $ll3O ; Sawn& Cabin, $Tb.
Prom Havre or Southampton to Now Yorlr.—Plre
Cabin, SOO fraq,p; &mut ()shirk, 600 Mune. •
' 4° 1 1 0
!AVM i t i rlll , Agent, 7 Broadway
WIDLIA)I 1.77417, " Barre.
OROSKIT & 00., " Bouth'tou
ADISRIOAK, iStAtOPMAN .
,EXP.SES SuLtromo. - A&W XXI " Parts.
c 'c
it
%IRE NE VP YORK AND LIVERVOOL
AL UNITED STATES M&514 6TEA6IERB.—The Bbipe
reimposing thin lilnware
The ATLANTIC, Omit, Oliver Eldridge.
, Ti,. BALTIC, Capt. Ion& Comstock.
The ADIUATIO, Capt. James West.
..jThese ships, have been built by contract eggreasly for
Onvernment aervioe; every oars ban been 4ken in their
construction, u also in their engines, to ensure strength
ehrid e pd, and their acoommodations for passengers are
an 02 fgeelegrineti and comfort.
'co fori gainer fromNSW York to'Llverpool, 15 drat
SIP; lalseeontdo., $76; from Liverpool to Nay
110"tnid B &seen. No bertha secured unless paid
fty The ships of thie line have improved water-tight
Xatik heads. ± -
PROPOSED DATES OP SAILINg,
raox raw volt T 1 /RIM birraibeh,
, June 20, I.ll47tWodnesday, Jane 24, 1867
Sp* , ditty 4, 1867: Watteau, July 8, 1867
Saturday, July 18, 1867 Wednesday, July 22, 1867
Saturday, Aug. 1, 1857 Wednesday, Aug. 6, 1867
Saturday, Aug. 16, 1867 Wridilesdif, Aug..l2, 1867
BitOrdA7lSept.l2, :1627 Wednesday, Sept., 2, 1857
Saturday, Sept 72 ; 1867 Wednettei,lept.3o, 1857
llaturdaY, Oot. 10, 1867 Wednesday; Oct. 14,- 1867
Saturday, Oct. 24 1867 Wednesday, Oat. 28, 1867
Saturday, Nov. 7, 1837 Wednesday, Nov.ll, 1867
Saturday, N0v.21, ' "1867 , Wednesday, N0v.28 , ,1857
Saturday, pea. 6, 1867 Wednesday, Dec. 9, :1867
, • I! , Wednesday, Deo. 22, 1867
or fret: D oren O,A , iNI to
I NDW . CO I EL 60 Well street, N.Y.
' sttatrat, , sfiletarr • X: bo.,Liverpol.
STEPILEN4IIENARD 1-21 Amnon friars,
London:
B. 4. WAS H
tliival ' ne thereAt aggressed I
o(l.lrtnrL
_w
.gbni ;t ned therefor, and
therein . sui-tt
Natittriortes.
G OLD MEDAL PIANO FORTES.
STEINWAY & $0413,
MANUFACTURERS 84 AND 88 WALKER STREET
/YEW YORK,
Received the following first prird medals in competi•
tion with the best manufactorers of Boston, New York,
Philadelphis,.and Baltimore.
TWO FIRST - PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan
Fair, Washington, March, 1855.
A COLD MEDAL ' S the Crystal Palace, Now York,
November, 185$, ( heipg the only Gold Modal given for
Pianos the hast All years.)
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Balti-
more, MO,
TUE FIRST,' PRIZN 314 DAL at the Fair, Oryatal
Palace, New York, November, 185 8 . Among the Judges
were the first musks) talent of the country, such on ht.
Mason, Oottaehalk, Wollenhanpt, and many others.
Et. &S. Pianos (with and without iron frames) are
warranted for three years, and a wiltten guarantee
given. Pianos peeked and shipped without charge.
Prices moderate. ' m27-tf
ALBERT, WEBER, PIANO FORTE
hIANUFACTIfItEIt, No. 155 West Broadway, New
York, sole manufacturer of the celebrated Concert
Piano. The subscriber would inform bile numerous
friends and ecudemers that ho has greatly enlarged his
manufacturing department, 'corder tomeet the increase
in demand for his unrivalled Pianos, and as every piano,
especially tone and 'tonclii is personally Imperil/tended
by the sub/scriber f the public will be warranted an hi
titrument whieh, for 'beauty, strength, and durability,
power and sweetness of tone sod touch, stands unsur
passed. Every piano sold at the lowest manufacturer'' ,
prices. A call la respectfully solicited. oc29.thut
liffertbant
JOHN -P. DOHERTY,
VDRXERLT WITU tombs , & slosala,
LATE WITH LUKENS, KELLY, & CO.,
TAILOR,
814 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH,
Has now with•him the best Tailors that are wigged
in the business in this country.
OwtLas Roca, formerly the leading tailor of this
City; li. KAYSER, formerly cutter for O. Rotb & Co.,
and lists Coat and Vet cotter with Lukens, Kelly, sib
Co.; IletlST WaQitha, the host Banta and Yost cutter
in the United States, tot years cutter with Deplerria,
under .the Irrlog Rouse, Broadway, and with Dopierris
& Pettus, finder the St. Nicholas lintel, Broadway.
The most unremitting attention paid to the wishes of
ill who patronize the establishment.
The best of Clothes Made at enederate prices far
credit, low ppias'for cash. oo13•tf
•
JAMES SEE E 'MAN, MERCHANT
TAILOR, Mo. 18 tad 18 soath NINTH STRUT,
ABOVN OBLESTNTIT.
A large and well %sleeted stock of OLOT/18 and
OA&BIMERES always on band.'
All Clothing made at title ratablishment will be of
the best quality, and in the most fashionable style.
Particular attention giyea to UNIFORM CLOTH
ING.. , ane-tt
Surnitnte
B. KITE & CO.
. PUNNITURE, BEDDINCi, &c.
• ' No. 1111 (late 129) WALNUT et.,
Philadelphia.
A am sad ouperfor style of Spring Bedo.
Lints B. EMI. Jomm IVALroa
anal tat
GAS! GA I S ! GAS ! ! I—THE UNDER-
Japed vould respectfully call the attention of the
-pubno tothe fact that they have and are daily reducing
the price of Philadelphia Gas, from $2.25 per 1000 feet
to the low price of sl`.so'por 1000 feet, by their mgDNL
REGULATOR, which saves 35 per cent., a clear saving
of, 75 cents on $2.26, thereby reducing the price from
$2 25 to $1.50 per 1000 feet.
We sre daily putting the Regulator on all the pried
lal and prominent 'braidings In the city churches,
ibraries, factories, hotels ; and other, public buildings.
It has also been' placed on at the Philadelphia Ex
change. Hundreds of certificates in favor of the said
Regulator, from those having tried It, ehowing the
above saving, can be neon at our office. .
Store-keepers and the public generally are requested
to send in their orders. Cost of Regulators from 20
upwards, according to ales. Orders through Blood's
Despatch promptly attended to,
N. D.—patty enervitic, enterprising, and persevering
meg rabia47:4 cowls for the MODEL REGULATOR ;
can make from $2 to $5 per day.
, . atOBEIIT T. KNIGHT dr. CO.,
°Mee No. 94 South Fifth street;
D 074 to Blood's Despatch.
0024.1na
GOLD MINE FOR SALE,;--THE SUB
scriber &from rile with a perfect title, the
proport,y known as - the REID GOLD AND COPPER
AfINE, situated S late from Ceneord, Oaharrus county,
North Carolina. With the mine ie a plantation of 145
11.0.138 of excellent laud, well watered and 'wooded, and
a'large MANSION ROUSE, with borne, miners , houses,
Powder_ and eLlitLa hOnef,,atub other buildings ; new
,stestri engioe, d 5 Los e. power; (Milian ruins, etampe,
'pumps; c,,embrsolforklllbe machinery and tools ne
cessary for the full equipment eta mine, in good order.
The mine hap been worked at intervals for the last 60
years, and' has Alvayebeen profitable to residentpro.
?rioters, but has never been worked for lay length of
time rrltkL en engine and machintry. The shafts and
galleries are well constructed, the atoppings have never
;poop taken opt, and from 60 to 75 miners can be-profit
ably emplond in the old working. Oa ho property is
formimtklevalliwf topper andi-lead, wnielt has ' OTOT
been workialsAand jpergold vein has been discovered
Aimee thejl,kat of thicmonth, at whieltthreo men have
been St work' taking Opt fifteen hundred dollars a day,
with a gotakprospeet or its south:llea.
v„nog-gm , QUARIAO J . . onus ,kei nrcomiy.
, TINGIAY tee , CO., BANKERS
No. 87 Booth THIRD :taut, Philadelphia.
in tho U n i
ted OL BtateTIONS po ond rotoptC anada. ly m eon ill aeoesaiblu points
Stocks, Bonds, /co., Bought and Sold on Conalseloa,
Unourrent Bank Notes, Oheob, too., bought at the
lowest rates.
Sl:Daposttglefisillat ISSlVlMlNVltantrifist, as per 11011.•
area . ;tor 2.Bst
......
riiHE EIESI:O4O4VitNT'
I_
ANt r iAMBYLEILIi.UOA.I, is at
11 DORMANtB YARD,
BROAD STREET, alxnnt Ytna.
Sold at reduced price". 101iII and leo. 0414 w
2240 LBS. IS A
and " W IMP'. atelattalto alumina onX
stook of ~L IIIIIKII 1149r1 TADI and BLACK
lIHATII 00AL. 1, Ohr bill 1p s,eleetpd,exp,res§ly for
fatally use; being 01061111 fibt 4 abodi.iie'ullt *mint It
free from elate and dust. , it ;Windt IPSO 11116 i ,) Wulf
240 lba. more , . than sold by rOtgloleilsohitilAnepßi
lama per ton. ,,
Also, on hand a 101 l supply of "BROAD TOP 111T11-
51INQUS OOAL'? for St eklargeriernti_ ,tllt Illatlassoltbing,
and Bolling-mill puR0 8 ; 1 1 , 444„00,411,.eArp10l biLiA•
a nd
Nardi, BROAD ktit vrmi-7gl} ShriOttifl LBO. IS
A TON, . rasa-am) ,' , 'LxlturfoN .*, 00
0 A 0,046.1,1 004144-44124/aRTO
V CELEBRATED 11PRI.tilk;,*011NTAID
COAL.
J. & R. OARYERTVIEERWOODTAWAQDAOOAt
KIL EO L
GRGE W. SNYDER'S PLESPEOREBT 11011CTI t
COAL.
RANDALL
~Naveff4r sale, and are lonatanUx,reetdvi si s i DOM ),
above celebrated Colherlei,
COAL OP
There Op no Coal , mtned , anyotero, eknal la Oality
these, and a trial wilt oenvlore any one of their great.
superiority. Our Coal is very carefullyscre ened at odr
yard., and we will warrant it perfectly frei front
duet a Y nd all inmuriUes. 'Our TRIM arose LOW as the
VAR , LOWM. - • ' l:2 • • r •
Orders left at our OOP, No. 1501111/ FRONT
street, above Walnut. ,
Orden left et our Yard CALstria below
BDOAD street.
Orders left at oar Wharf WATER street, above OAL
LOWITILL—or tent to ejthtr ply. par Despatch poet,
will receive prompt attention.
Pnrobsiere for Family nag will
d o well to and ex
amine one Coal before puroltaking ellewhatii. • ' 1444(
SOII I I:TYLKU 4 I4 AND: LEHIGH _00AL..4,-
I am dolly reeelyinic, at pay yard; Ntabest quality°,
sonunarm AND Ll°lo/1 00AL, lify.ouatomara,
aud all otherseau. may fatorlluf ilth their °Mem, may
rely on gettlaq Dad Nat 'Pin lie aatlaraatOey to Nhem.
I,Wr• No. Mimic° Opal kept it Vtleietabliehinent to
offeq at LOW PNIOIIB. • .
• ALECANDDD OONTBRY,
. N. N. oorlier of Breed and (Merry ate.
1 EHIGH AND SORITYLKLU, 00AL.-
Jut DALY, PORTER & 00., 00AL DEALERS NO.
821 PRIME Stieeti above Eighth,' keep rotietsu on
hood, at the very lowest rates, • full supply of Lehigh
and Schuylkill Coal, „ an 1. eel!
00 AL.-MONTOOMX)11(
AA it NULL having connoted the OW wiEs The
Lumber business, inform their friends that they have
made contrasts for a - supply of the best Analitusi of
Lehigh awl Schuylkill Cold, and are now *MY to re
ceive orders, Twelfth and Prime streets, Criers ma,y
be left with - Mr. B. KILPATRICK, No. 18 8. PIPTK
street, or with Mr. WM. D. NULL, corner PINE and
WATER Ntrooti. anlB3m
tarbware.
CtUAJLER 0117 AILS;,. , ,
mintolietuf 'BARS:
/WIRT IRON,
ManufactuNelitiommnt GUNN ROLLING MILL,
on the Schuylkill, aboyro Spring Ganieu Water Work",
WAREIIOIISR, 103 North'WATER Street.
QUAKER OlTY.NAlLS'arecwarrented equal to atiy
Made.
009-11 JOHN HiLDEHAN, Agent.
rvEtom,s4 , Ei , ,..IIAITHUITARDWARE
A. CRITLERY AND TOOLS, No. 9111 - BILUBT BT.
bovelDßOimistaiki Aide, PhDs& l.ern
.Obinto.
A Grbo,l) SEWING
WEBSTERds 00., beg teapootfully to introduce
thonsulre to the public. as the Manantetuers of the
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, •• '
adapted to manufacturing or flu* purposes. ,
Pros frotiOthe objelOons' which hare beeivrirred
against thole itlieedt knots; lit thla market, TIM
MACHINE COMEIS THE GOO QUALITIES 01'
THEM ALL, and will sitfe,'lti oOmiuend itself, upgn
examination, to'fatuillei, is4dlent, shoemakers
and seamstressie. ranee fOrant Of A:GOOD ARTICLE;
that will make a , handsonin. look.4tob, work wrra
LITTLE NOISE, that will DM, STITCH, RUN,
or GATHER; tpdeedf tbektifilligiee entire satisfaction
e'en after they hue been,msed for ydrge, are lorded to
at our rooms , 114.0HRSTNUT ; Skeet.
IgtAlry • TER, 4 00.
Sewing of Avery deseription Ofemited in the hest Pm.
sible moaner, and on reasonable terms. Samples of our
work sent by mall to any part of the United States.
d2`l-tiths Sm. •.
E bitr 7 M1 4 ...0 HINE 8
Fs" OQ.II 'UNRIVALLED BEWING•3IA
°HINES still retain the oongdance of the public, and
their popularity inuelsol.4 Atter years of trial It is de
monstrated beyond all question - that it is the popular
Machine. and the only onenpanerkich any reliance can
be plarsed•to ;Work woill'on'all kirldi of Shoes, no fact
that it does' one-thlid rderetfork in the eerie titne, nod
dims it better ; that it As U least liable to get out of
repair,helig simple is ifs 00st:untie° ; that it makes
the least noise, and that it if acknowledged on all hands
that it is best fora 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 cues for
mouths; I yes eight' undred are In operation In this
city, and the cue has yet to omit where a person Who
hu parchesed one has exchanged It for another kind.
Taking into itiMsideration, also, the fut that those
who employ from P 5 to 40 hands in their shot*, doing
the work for the mantifacturere,, without exception, 11110
this maChine in Preference to 'any other kind ' and al
ways recommend , in preference to others, It would
seem unneeesorY for the proprietors to adrartlso their
excellence, or let forth thole superiority.
The taridersigned,SOLE AGENTS forties sale of these
Machines. always Imre a supply, and have made Inch
arrangements that they aell them upon terms that will
meet the wishes of all.
' Unlike other Wahines sold in this market, it is free
from all Infringements of other patents. , ,
BARER & BnoTrnm, '
co 27-tf Ontrrusx Flomtun, LYNN.
Q. EWING AIACHINES.-PRATT'S
PATENT—mogs FROM $l2 TO $25.
. . . .
The . I, LADIES , COMPANION' , is the' most simple,
durable, compact, and cheap ,machine for family ace
ever offered to the priblic, mewing eqoally well upon all
kinds of fabrfe,'and without puckering the cloth, tear.
fog no bad cord on the back side of the work. Metal! ,
blicanailireed, and without rewinding. The stitch can
be varied from five to fifty to the inch. Any one can
learn to operate them in half en hour. Printed dire°.
Cons anaconpsny each machine, by which anyone can
use them. We are enabled to oiler theme superior me.
chines at the above low prices as we ore not obliged to
pay fifteen or twenty dollars licence for borrowed pa.
unto, this machine being made under our own pateqta
in every part, and Infringing upon or using no other.
There are acme hundreds in constant use to this city
and vicinity, which are giving the test satisfaction.
Every machine is warranted to give satiefaetien,
Ladles and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
them and their work, and Judge for themselves.
Samples of work, and•drawinp, with description, sent
to any pert of the county) , by mail.
Salesrooms WAR/INGTOR Street, Boston, and
al BROADWAY, New York. on 27-tt
OASS's EAST PALE ALL_
The consumers of this celebrated beverage need no
description of its onallties, or evidence of Its excellence,
beyond the bonsat they bare derived from its use sines
its intcoductlon into this country ; to those who have
not yet made an sequalntanoto with this CROWNING-
Malt Liouor, it may be well to state a few f o otp:
•BAspg ; EAST INDIA'RALB ALB o
Owes its excellence as a 'beret:lo t the'superjergiality
of the Dope ow:hems% thetnineral ordimrt lea of river
water immediately constannicating with the brewery,
and the iCieritioo Skill afrplied'iii its ntenteacture.
BASS'S EARTTNIWIL PALE ALE'
Not being muddied' or strengthened to pleize vitiated
palates, to, therefore, neither heating nor heady, but
stomachic and appetising. •
BABA'S EAST INDIA PALS A'LB
Is the delight and enlace of the Indian Subaltern In
hie fuming bungalows.-the Worthy rivet of "brandy
pawns.
BASS'S BAST INDIA PALE ALIt
. •
Is the drink without which no tin can be complete—
no journey by dank possible.
BASS'S RASP INDIA: PALB ALB
To the favorite drink In Vogl/m(1ot lor4 and, bagman
ducheas and unreel.
BASS'S MAST INDIA PALE ALE
Is the much-admired tonic for luralide end persona or
weak interiors. • a
BASS'S BAST INDIA PALE ALE
Will keep in all climates; *lie good at all wools—lun
cheon, dinner, pr supper.
BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
Is pronounced by the medical faculty one of the most
wholesome beverages Spit win be taken, and la found to
be netleds agreeable' tO The ,state than it' IS beneficial
to the health. • '
DAMPS BAST INDIA PALE ALE
IC universally conceded to be unrivalled IA excellence
by any other Imported Into the United BMWs.
Dealers and 4oneumere will tind it theleintereet to
give this Ale a preference. For sato in cask eW bottle
by THOMAS IitoMULLEN,,
Agent and Oonsignee, 44 BRAYER St., N. Y.
On sale at Delmenico% William st., corner of Beaver,
. and Chambers corner of Broadway. '
• suthorland'a,lB Pine street.
, Derry's, 10 Pine etreet.
Richardson de "rjayter, 120 Water at.
George Y: Burgess ; 483 Broadway.
N. B. Gosling, 3.37 Broadway, not-Ons •
C REEN SA,IijiMARL OF NEW JERSEY.
iill —TUN NEW J.Ett4EY FERTILIZER COMPANY
is now prepared to meire orders for this important
manure. For all lands upon which ashes are benedcial,
the Marl is more than a aubstitute.
Professor Cook, in bin annual report to the Legisla
ture of Now Jersey, soya : "The value of these Marls is
best seen In the rich and highly cultivated (Harlot
which has been improved, almost made, by their use;
butit ma3l be Interesting to examine the cause, of their
great value in Agriculture, and to compare them with
other fertilizer'. For example : The ponsah ,alone may
be taken at an average of fire per cent. of the whole
weight of Marl, a bushel when dry weighing eighty
pounds, and In the proportion mentioned would contain
four pounds of Ipotaah ; this in nearly ae mach u there
in in a bushel of unlemthed•wood wheat , And again—
it is probable that the great value of the 3tarl is to be
found in the fact that it contains nearly all the gob
stances necessary to make up the ash of our common
cultivated plants.
Price, delivered on board reseal, at tha wharves of
the company at Portland Heights, on Raritan Ray, New
Jersey, seven cents per bushel. For further particu
lare, nett circular sant free of postage; Orders for
other fertilisers will receive prompt attention. Addreis
either of the undersigned.
CHARLES SEARS,' President,
Weevil% Post Office, New Jersey.
TAZPAN TOWNSEND, Treasurer,
No. 42 Nunn Oreat,New York.
&mule W. Atwouoi Secretary, N . o: le Ceder street,
New York. •
N.'ll.—Those wishing Marl for Spring nee ohoold
order immediately, to secure its early ebitment. Orders
Will be filled in rotation oct 2943 m
L ONGwoRTII , , , 011 W WINES.
GENERAL AtinpY YOR ALL
TlrE STATES.
TO WAIOLESALE DEALERS.
By a 'uncial arrangement with Mr. LONGWORTII, I
am enabled to offer hisWlneir, in large quantities upon
the lowest and beet terms. The Wines to be delivered
in Cincinnati, and forwardnd,byttenal mesas of convey.
ance (railroad or riteambeet) direct - to the pureharr;
by which the expentlee of *Wage, comraissions, deublti
freight, etc., will be avoided,
No orders udder thil'arriugenient will be forwarded
for lees than twenty4su caeca,
All orders must be direettti only to
00Z2BN
IS WARREN Street, New Yoze.
By the mink arrangement e handsome profit on
these wines Coll be made by the wholedele dealer.
• Sparkling Catawba, vintage 180, quarts. ,
do do do pints.
Do ,do du - 11321.quarte.
•Da ' db 'do - "dO pleti. •
Still Oatawhet,`Tintage 1862, quarts. '
Do, do , extra , ', vintage 1852, quarto.
Sparkilegleabella, • dd •• do do.
Still Oatatvimi in.caskp, uf ,variocis qualities. '
Catawba tlreudy, or superior quality.
FRED. B, 0022E278.
General Agent for the tialiot`N;Langwartit , s Wines,
78 WARREN STREET,
(opposite Itudeon River Railroad Depot,)
uo2-Orn New YORK.
UJM. 'Ec:UGGERS, CARRIAGE; R.
PRItOr7qI9 O P saPt blin-cgßirrs . itir,it:okbOTe
Teeth, r(ow.kpeelo niv Sate drerylesetipiloo of
oarrlagef;coinitrc Myle; durability, and elegance of
[latch, tient , thi Manufactory, at the corner of SIXTH
and MASTNAlNteoletWfthleh the attention ofulllserm,
and Bouthefn and Weatern 'gentleinen' ia' reatootfully,
called.
N. B.—letieefal'attetitlon given to carrlagei for ie.'
Wm in the Miopidolinooted with the Reposito En.
keno Obestnut street, roil -0 in to th ry.
-lial
fIOMESTEAD 1 4 '011.42,001 LAND DIS
TBIBUTION I l', 1/11ANON 1011 POOILWEN ! !
The Northwestern Iddtual Land .Beuelit Apr/Usti on
will make SIMMS dletribatlon of $BO,OOO wotth of real
estate and Mate teats Members: , The number ormem
be. 10 litakia tricoool $ 2.00 and five letter Maims
per in646botishipieki abate. Any 46diiidual Sending,
slCrond - thOstanlyii, shill be entitled( to six shares?, or
Betso346oolldsJo lath alx nisi with tbeaddreu
Of eaelf, earefuni Written, WWI be *AM six abates.
-Thelolletdris lathe real eetstatft
$lO4. ''Aminsproved flum of 80 Whet In Nuke • ;
third At • $BlOOO
No. 2. At improvedfarnt of 160 WAS in White
sides 06., 1111notsIvilued at 8,000
No, 8. An impyrived farm of 160 anis in Whit..
sides valued at s• " • • 8,000
No. 4'. eneallesit priwate rosidOnis hainihinwo •••'
lowa i !slue& at. ••,-/o: , ' 3 1 000
00 ' X6O sons "Wilt farm *a in'Orsiduroo.,
11l nob, valued at , • . - SAO
•1150 sareetrell pine timbale/. In Wiilsoad "
• Wlaoolialn,walued at
No. 'F. A good- lot eild,riottegerrlialdenee.in Ohio •;-;
„. 0 4 0 ; ralusdrat • . • . '11,006.
80. 0. 160 cores superior Wid th Wlltesiddisesq
IllimeislT4ll.l4 at • -
No. 9. 180 40res '`o0 & land Oldpioarray•
Wisoonsin, valued at. - 960
10. 160 ores good Calppothly
Wiseenain, valued at ,
130.114 140. sates good 46193 IA-13341911M 9 6 1 -
Wisconsin, valued. at; 800
No. IPr efFledlisOd, laud la> Viati OW TIP
oonota, vione4 t if #OO
tio. le. SO /CM vidi land Cp.vldits,
Ile '
valued at - „.•;,:__‘ •
,• .
14. 'BO saes good •
- valued. at • • • OW
No. 16. 60 sons good landin IlirelsaiEllo,, Deny .
valued at 600
No• 18 . - 14111 *94 load InditadaballikOr Lyda,
valued at • an
PAL 49iaeig '4 40 14 4 P• . ; :t i * :; tt dd at hA"
Soo
tfir: 18, 46 wig 6A*114 44 41 4:4 0 **,*,
111,11 0,400
00.19. 0 wawa:4.nd ousapsi Ora •
tied at ; ' " -;" '
No. 20. 'Oat toilidine, lot iißioidino t ,t r o.7*,,t
lied at
N 0.21. Ono building lot in Nitro:di, •
valued at „ • , t „- 806
"00':97, One 0644," I
No. 23.- Ono' Dolidluf lot hi - saarn#l,nutiK ` 2 .
Tallied 44
No. AC 40 asoreelirns Duel Lde,l#EorinlVOA:
valued.at ' • •
No; la.' , 40 tend Orrin biamptilfo:62 . ll o 4o6Pi' •
ma wad as-.• •••,. •
NO. is. 40 • ion,d • :1100 . , in Clin#o4lr4e3kiihi'
id0.27.' *wird Witeissein; 11 valued at I ' ' ' 940
N 0.28. 40
n orm Laud In Crawford 00., Wlsoonsin, valoed at
200
N. 2 9. 49 sorssland in Crawford On., Wisconsin, •
walued at 200
No. 80. 40 sons land in onswfordoo., Wisconsin,
valued at 200
No. Bl. 40 acres land in Monroe 00., W 91001110.1 1)
valued at 200
N 0.82. 40 acres land In Monroe Co., Wisconsin,
Tallied at 200
N 0.83. 40 sores land In Jackson Co., Wieeezunn,
valued at 200
N0, , 84. 40 wires land In dilation Co., Wisconidn,
valued. at 200
No. 36. 40 acres land in Bad Axe 00., Wisconsin,
valued at 160
N 0.86. 40 aorta land in Bad Axe 00., Wisconsin,
valued at 160
No. 87. 40 acne land In liadAne 00., Wlsoonids,
rained at 160
No. EL One lot In Pulton, Illinois, valued at 160
No. 39. One lot In Fulton, Illinois, veined at 100
No. 40. One lot in Fulton, Illinois, valued at 100
The distribution will be ctndocted fairly and honor
ably. The names and address of stockholdert shall be
written on as many email cards is they have shares,
and the whole placed In a box, and the first pane taken
out shall be entitled to the improved farm No. 1, In the
above list, and the next taken out will be entitled to
No, 2, and so on until the 40 Bernier red estate are all
diatebuted Then to each or the retnaltilnk 14,960
stockholders will be sent a cheap map of aWestern
State or Territory. A. full anemia of the distribution
will be forwarded In a printed circular, to each member
of the Association, with the names and address of such
as may receive the real estate—to whont also the Seeds
will be sent and immediate possession given. Each ap
plication must be accompanied with $2.00 and Ore lotted
stamps. Address LINDBLL, ;OWNS & CO.,
an-18 Chicago, Dipole.
.010 E .FARII. LAivlets run SALE
THE ILLINOISOENTRAI RAILROAD COMPANY
a now prepared to sell about 1,600,000 soros of choice
Yarnaltsg lands, in tracts of 40 acres and upwards', on
long credits, and at low rates of Interest.
. .
These lands were granted by the
and (lovernment to aid
in the construction of this Road, d are among the
richest and most fertile In the .world. They extend
from North-East and North-West, through the middle
of the State, to the extreme South, and include every,
variety of climate and productions found between those
parallels of latitude, The Northern portion Is chiefly
pralrie,.interapersed withline groves, and in thimiddle
and Southern motions timber predominates, alternating
with beautiful prairies and openings.
The climate is more healthy, mild and equable, than
any other part of the country—the air is pure and bra
clog, while living streams and spring* of excellent
water abound.
Bituminous Coal is extensively mined, and mfpplies a
cheap and desirable fuel, being furnished at many
points at $2 to $4 per ton—and wood can be had at the
came rate per cord.
Building Stone of excellent qualitys's* aboundf,
which can be procured far little mere then the expense
of transportation.
The great fertility of these Wide, which are'Meek
rich mould, from two to five feet deep, cot gently roll
log; their contiguity to this road by which every fool
thy is furnished for travel and transportation to the
principal markets North, South, East, West. and the
economy with which they can be cultivated, render
them the most valuable investment :het mil' be found,
and present the most favorable opportunity for persons
of Industrious habits and small mean' to acquire a cone-
Amiable Independence in a few years.
Chicago Is now the greatest gram market in the world;
and the facility and economy with which the product'
of these lands can be transported to that market, make
them much more profitable, at the prices naked, than
those more remote at government rates, as the addl
tient cost of transportation Is a perpetual tax en the
latter, which must be borne by the producer, In the re
duced price he receives for bin grain, ho.
That Hie is perfect—and when the final payments are
made, deed, are executed by the trustees appointed by
the State, and In whoa the title is vested, to the 'par
chasers, which convey to them absolute titles in fee sim
ple, free and clear of emery inoumbranoe, Urn or wort-
' The prime are from $6 to $3O : Interest only 3 per at.
Twenty per ct. will be deducted from the price touph.
• at lA,/ USW, ►Y Ire
required to Improve one-tenth annually for five yore,
ao as to have one-half the land under cultivetion at the
end of that time.
OOMpetent 1111170yOte will 1000Mpany thane ekte Via
to examine these Lands, free of charge, and aid them la
making selections.
The Lande remaining unsold are as rich and ialnal,le
Le thole which have been citepoied of. •
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will be sent to any one who will enclose fifty cents lo
postage stamps, and books or pamphlets containing no
morons Instances of successful forming, signed by re
speotable and well known farmers Hying in the neigh
borhood of the Railroad Loads, throughout the State--
also the coot o f fencing, price of cattle, otpense of bar
seating, threshing, etc,—or any ether intern:lethal—
Will be cheerful given Oil application, ei th er pertoraily
or by letter, in nglish, ]french , G or erman_ r addressed
to JOAN WILSON.
Laud Commissioner of the Illinolo Central It. R. Co.
Office in rllinohl Central Railroad Dep ot: Chica g o, Il
linois. and
j _ANDS! L AND SII—I OFFER FOR
sale the followl . ng valuable LANDS iu SOLITIL
WESTERN GEORGIA. All pumas are hereby cau
tioned aping, trespasalng upon any of theta.
Ootober, 1557. T. R. bLOOM, Macon, Qa
DOI7OIIIIRTY COUNTY
19t Dlmtrict—Nos. 60, 05, 97.
HA MN coturir.-
..• • • .
7th District—No. 338. •
9th do—Noe. 18, 328, 320, 333, 369, 378, 379, 380, 410
ace, 408.
10th District—Nos. 45, 48, 47.
WORTI( COVNTT
Tth District—Nov.l2l, 525.
16th do ~ 11, 12, 65.
10th do ', 26, 21, 35, 236.
LEY 00 UNIT.
Ist District—No. 130, 160, 168, 190
11th do " 4,181
14th do " 113, 144.
0111.71111 WON rr
15th District—No. N.
THARICLL COVNTY
llthrilatelet—Noc 123, 214,
12th do . 122, WI.
!UNIX:U.I.O 00111117
6th Dlotriet—No. 134,
14ILLIM 001INT7
12th District—Noe. 209, 221, 27.4, 222.221, 226, 257; 3.17
376, 310, 196.
13th do 44 6, 19,19 0 29, 36, 76, 391, 392, 394.
0100190 COUNTY.
14th Dletrlot,—Noe. 130.
27th do 4 ; 190,246.
DOOT,Y COUNTY.
•-- • • .
1.21 Distriot--Noe. 7, .278 211, 212, VI, 244, 221,222,223
224, 225, 226, NI, 228.
21 do ‘. 167,23 T.
7th do 4 . 211.
9th do 110. •
HOUTON 00111iTY
6th District—No. 214
PULASKI 00USTP
Bth District—No. DN.
TAYLOR 001:INTT
13th Dlotrlot—Nos. ST, BS,
lith e do " 09 64.
OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL MU
TUAL INMIRANON COMPANY,
0031111B1101AL BUILDING,
Nos. 57 and 19 WILLIAM STREET.
New Wan, July 23, 1857.
The Trustees, in conformity to the charter of the
Company, !inbuilt the following statement of Its affairs
on the 80th of June, 1857:
Premiums on Rieke outstanding 30th June,
1850 $215,012 76
Premiums received during the year ending
80th June, 1857 760,127 31
Total Protalama $975,140 14
(No Policies hale been issued upon Fire
Blakedisconnected with Marine
Premiums marked of Is earned for the year •
ending 30th June, 1051 1740,524 65
Losses end Expenses—
Return Premiums
Re-insurauces •
•••?.. 030090
. "67,434 61
114.418,232 80
• - „
mitany on the 30th June, 185
The Assets of tie
were as
Notes In advance or Premiums
Premium Notes and Allls Eseelvehle
Loans on StootUipiliosict , ithe railer , Wart.
ties Beirsureo44l4.loguisuce
()ash in Blinks
'Total AWRY $710.9.58 04
The Beard of Trustees hire this day reSolved, that
se au intend %) the gps. Pelt Oder. oh the outstanding
Scrip of 114, Olunipaop, „he paid to each to the holders
thereof,' or then. legal • representatives, on and after
TUESAY, the 11th of 5 A rigida nett.
Tturlioard hove alecraselsred a Scrip Dividend offer
PER Cara, on the not earned Premiums of the Company
fat Slid leas ending 30th June, IE4II. for which certifi
cates will be Loaded errand after TUESDAY, the 11th of
August beet,'
Hy order of the'Doard,
; HENRY D. RING. E3eorOgry
C=EM
Henry W. }Yenta'', •
Jinn* 0.2811, •
Charles L. Frost,
Geo. B. Morrvood,
Sheppard Gandy,
Chicle. Cann'. 'I
Capital' 11. Norton,. '
Robert il h 14,111311 i
Cornelius W. , Thopuse,
Thos. t. Coddington,
Moses Taylor' •
U. K. Corniof,
Jame* W. Phl Gya,
7olin O. ,
William ll' Brodie,
Louls S. Bellows, •
,Witlis449wAlly •
Jacob A. Corey,
Oliver Wetmore, .
Charles P. Masks,
Iraq, DUANE
Ao2-em 110
'Josiah 0. Low,
Stephen D. Ifarrison, '
William 4,1110 e
Jams L. Adima
J ohn D. 5931P41h h
°haring W. Nelsons,
Ansoutt:Thelpe,
EdSelige-Saporteil,
/cthlir.
JatneeM. Mulford,
lilac K. Everitt,
Behlyiee Livingston,
111111 am T. Frost
William It Kirkland,i
Henry A. Heiser,
Eben D. Crocker,
John 0: Jechsoll,.'
Joseph F. Navarro,
.Wm. W. T. Greet:rimy,
TE,'Vteeldent.
Wi..Tice-Preeldent.
CR - 6 ,! (JALDW boles*
• • tricatuirwam %Da OAN n usitiutureri No .
North 701TIVIlt A au* "
SiIIirfirTURPEIiTTITF-2
.Tematthe, ty aril% for isle by
ifelitlEfr if AOALIBTNII,
AU 1 119 Mirth Water rarest.
trosiN. BaRET.A . SCiAtUttAKERS
KIVROBIII, to terlv_e!
L er eohdtwer J: Blander
For mde MARTIN &MACAW/ITER,
OM. w North NWT Wool.
, . 'twinge ,'n i 4.
. . ,
SEW:NJ t UND--FI , Thg r lt r O R TLT. c i o N: I -:
t.ANY , .—WALIViI TI N I AT, 801:1111 , 3SVIT 4X)1014 1
Oh' '1.11%/18, PHI DELPHLI. ' ' ' 1t : '
tcosionsrsu i ;0 tr,vri 91 , lissirsnm Lig: ,
..I
Zi
lapteY is 4;401144 4 any ;Err or . / fit'' e I
ti 11. 1 ,1 (ab,
~r, any 411 bit *Vey 44:14*
"* T Yikohlfsi je coyest, every } , , ,F7
yrosall, Polook-in le t
,(inV l ri t lurp glll . l l7 ,hy ° ' e erhA in ttli 7 2 ,,T..", i tr "-^,
, - , - UUN.' LAST L. D nEritilal, Pre ' dits . riti
• ROBBWY BBLIMIDGII, The- Brat:tent. •
TIVB. t. ttsui, Bearetha a •
DI
HOD, genry L. Elepneti
,I :`Lwdreth Mantas,
, Adward T,.4lter,
~ , , If it . Ogingll Brewster,
tl;ert Belfrid ;,'"'`. '1" " JOsetth:B. BIM',
t4;141...1 ,
, ID e ,/O V P Ui/DDODIDAII i :
' 4/ 2 " . 4 1 91 4, 4 '' e Ihlnab il'"'
. Mon* li,fiteatted anepayntehte,ni* tlett.7. • _
. ..The thtstettnerite are ,ptacie to, eonforruity with the
, revision, of the Charter, in up, .118TATA MORT •
9484 1 )plik.BSAT,11,anitsuula . first *es secuul
tet as will ways insure perfect seouritY telliiiliObal.
tors, pant which enustotlea to give pr raesserel and sta
bility
to this Institution, , 5a1,1,1,
PENNY ' Sii.GaTUNP, Carneofof
iftarß i V lt V' °Peu d'tll7"llcm
*; • • 044 IteiD4ll6l' a°
o'clock. Lial•grawlimam rpecived, tnd yol'& with:
oul,sottais,Alth IVI ERIC OHNL,INTEEEBT, bj
0 /Mx*F - Otitetwies. 'JOHN TROMSON -Preet.
MOB riMIIDINIS,!!
THOS. T. TASKBB, )IDwrs' M. awn.
0-- ---- sinstirena , Taanuntata i ....-- -
*" 4. inkftnifittil ..r,
John B. AUMM, • Wm. O. Ludwig,
, John B. Addicrs, •.- - aka; Lem.,
&lemon Alter, Charles E. Lai, —
M. W. Bald,win A. hliakcle . ..
William Plarki. Israel W. giiiiiii ' r ffr ,
inhalant Mir., Ir., Wm. Ileal, .
Oharles S. Oaretalra, Thoa. Neilsn,
Robert (Nark, Thomas 8. Roe% 14. D
A. J. Braze', James amiss%
Marie' Data, Thoe.V. Elparhanir,
Wm. D. Poster; Oscar Thompson,
Benjamin fterhard, peter Williamson,
' Sohn lordafi, Jr., • lassie O. Waterman,
, Lewis Lewis, Jr., . (Wailes T.iterkes.
aul-gm .
X 9. 83 (241) ~DOOK STRNgT.— FIVE
OR MINT. STATE. SAYINGS POND.
kO.AIB -. .,;z41) DOCKE.TR'S.III!‘ FIVE
/ 'I 'PER GENT. STATE SAVINGS HIM
ait) DOCK STRET4T.-7
FIVE,
M iliVit; :Itri
S. ktOavnrogi
0,88: (244 .DQC STREET.— FIVE
PER OENT. STATE SAYINGS FUND. Inlay
Illachinern anb Jran
1/NITEL Y. 111ER1101r. J. tat/Gnats Eamon.
WILMS( n. arsammr.
iiiOUTHWARK. FOUNDRY,
SO PUPIL AND WASHINGTON sintliTs,
PHIL/a/W.7FM.
MtRRIOIC & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAGNIN - MB,
•
mannfriettire High and Low Pleasure Steam Engines, for
Lind, River, and Marine service.
•DoHers. timometers, Tanks, • Iron. Boats, ito., Out
ings of all khule, , either Iron or Drag.
Iron frame roofs for Osa Works, Workshops, 'Witold
Stations, &r.
Retorts and Gaa Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction. '
Every description. of Plantation machinery, such as
anger, flaw. miff Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Defeeetore,Filtere Ptirepiieg Engines, &o.
Sole Agents for N. Itildears Patent Sugar Dolling
Apparstuii Nosmyth's Patent Steam Hemmer; J • P.
Rose , Patent Valve Motion for Bleat Machinery and
Steam Pampa.
Superintendent—B. H. HARTOL. 404
pfICILARD NORMS & SON, LOCOMO
- TITS
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
NEVENTERNTH STREET, HAMILTON, PAIEVIIII AID
SPRING GARDEN STRUTS,
Segued enelusively In the mannfaetere of
LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINES.
Elanufsettire to order Locomotives of any arran o t e .
mint, welpt or capacity, tot the use of Wood or o,
or Bsimmtnews M in sir mar state,
ANT ai
SRAOITS or
WITHOUT ZNITTINO 811000, GAO OS 1111.
In design; material and workmanship, the Loeonlo
tlvel`prodneeid at these Worts are equal to, and not an
oelled by any. The materials used in eocstruetion are
made on the spot, and Insure the beat quality and most
reliable stock. The large extent of Shope, and Cmn-
Vie Votipmest . " of Afarkimmy and Teas, enable
em to execute the
EST OF WORK WITH GREAT DESPATCH,
OP ANY ARRANGEMENT ENQUIRED. r
OIIILLIII/ OAR WRIRELS, HAMMERED AXIAL
With Forgings of any rise or form
IRON AND BRASS CASTING'S,
And MAORINK WORK generally,
RIORARD EORRIa. HENRI' LA.TIXII
Ma-1y
DENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
SR 'NOM.
REANEY, NEAFEE & CO.,
PRACTICAL 'AND THEORETICAL INOINESIM,
MACIIINISTL_BOII:ER-MARERNI BLACK-
BiIITIDEI AND 110IIND10B8.
Having for many years been in successftll operation,
and been exclusively engage;; in building and repairing
Marine and River Engines, high add low pressen, Iron
Boats, Water Tanks, 'Propellers, &e., &a., respectfully
oiler their services to the public, as being fully prepared
to contract for Engines of all alias,Marine, Rives, and
Btatitinary. Having eats of pattetrs of different sizes;
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Avery description of Pattern-making made at the
'shortest notice. High and Low Pressure, Flue ' Tubu
lar and Cylinder Boilers, ot the beet Fennsylvaula char
coal iron. Forging's of all sins and kinds; Iron and
Brea Castings of all desariptions; Roll ,Turning, Screw
Cutting, and all other work oonneoted with the above
business.
Drawing' and specifications for all work den* at their
establishment free of chargeould work guaranteed.
The enbacrlbers have ample wharf dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lay in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks, fells, Ae., &e., for
raising heavy or light weights.
TllOlilAO BEANBY,
JACOB G. KELPIE,
JOHN P. LEVY,
anl•y BEACH and PALMER Streets Kensington.
NoTICE.--CHESTNUT STREET
1 I BRIDGE.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES for a Bridge over the
River Schuylkill, on the line of Obeetnut steeret.G.
City of Philadelphia, will be reesi . ot by the Chlel - ne"-
ginner and Surveyor, at the DEPARTMENT OF BUR.
VETS, City Building, FIFTH Street, below Walnut,
until the eeeond day of January, 18613. Said Bridge to
be of the following dituerutions, without any pier, or
with not more than one pier In the water-way; the
materials of construction throughout to be Indastructi
blo by fire.
Distance between abutments 386 feet
Width of Bridge, out to out, nut less than.. 42 ti
Elevation above low water 37
For an arch the springing line should not be hem than
eleven feet above low water. •
The Plans and Estimates will be received tinder the
arrangement and conditions specified In the ordi
nance of Bounelle, approved November 3d, 1857, as fol.
lows, vie
Stenos 2. That all plans and estimates to be received
by the Chlef Engineerand Surveyor of the City of Phila
delphia, each plan and estimate to laser a private mark,
and be ticcompanied by a sealed communication having
a corresponding tuark thereon, so that the mime of the
designer may not be known until the plan most ap
proved shall have boon selected.
Samos 3. That all such plane and estimates shall,
when received, become the property of the City of Phila
delphia, and shall be presented within two months after
the passage of tide ordinance, when it shall be the duty
of the Chief .Kngineer and Surveyor, by and with the
advice of the Committee on Surveys and Regulations,
to Invite a commiselon consisting of three civil engi
neers, who, In conjunction with the Chief Nugineer and
Surveyor of the City, shall examine and decide upon the
relative merits and applicability of the plane precasted,
to the Bridge site proposed, and report to Councils the
number of plane received, the name; of )he designers,
and the character and estimated coat 'of the three glens
by them preferred. _
Sitorton 4. It shall be the ditty of the Chief Cominls•
%loner of highways, upon s' certificate presented and
signed by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor, to ismo
warrants in payment of the cost of the aforesaid adver
tisements, end also in fever of those persons who may
have presented the three plans preferred by said coca
.
mission ; to the first in point of merit, the sum of $400;
to the second, $250, and to the tided $lOOl said warrauta
to be charged to Item No. 17 of appropriation• made to
the Department of Highways; ko., for the year 1857,
approved March 18, 1827.1
For further information, or for cross section of river,
address STRICKLAND KNEASS,
Chief Engineer and Surveyor City of Philad a.
neevdtjan3
MARORANT'e
ORYSTALOGRAPIIB,
OR PHOTOGRAPHIO AIINIATIIILES IN OIL,
N. N. corner ell:T(111M and LOCUST.
The &bon picture, differ mentlatly from anything
ever before offered to the public. Their softness, and
truth of color and outline, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy or detail, insure, of necessity, the greatest
fidelity of resemblance; while the severity of the or
deal to which they are exposed in manipulation equally
settles the question of their permanence. These facts
enable the subscriber to offer them, with the greatest,
satisfaction and confidence, to the public and to his
friends.
They are secured by letters patent to, and can be bad
ONLY of E. D. MADCIIANT.
'Ur Portrait' of the cabinet, and life size on mud
u heretofore. se 18-ene
PUBLIC LAMPS.—THE PI7BLIO IS
iespebtfully Informed that Wines havibeen opened
by the District Supirintendents 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 at the
proper time; or if not properly cleaned and In good
lighting condition. The Dooks will he kept by Joseph
Daily, No. 808 Wharton at., Fleet Ward; Charles Carty,
No. 18 South Seventh street, Ninth Ward; Hiram
Kick No. 1038 Hutchinson street, Twentieth Ward; M.
W. Deshong, No. 2231 Coates sreet, Fifteenth Ward;
T hOs.V. Dowlby, Has Office, Twenty-Fourth Ward, (West
Philadelphia;) M. 11, 111 9 Fadien, One Office, Twenty-
Second Ward, (0 ermantown;) bl. Market, Use
Office, Twenty-Third Ward (frankford,) and at the
Oa. Office in Seventh street, below Market.
By order of the Truetoes of the Philadelphia Bag
Works. A. J. BITE,
ocl•tim Superintendent of Distribution.
13HILADELPHIA. TYPE FOUNDRY—
AA Oor. TRIO arid.OILEBNOT Ste.
L. BELOIIZE Sc EON, thankful for the liberal pa,
trouage heretofore accorded to their Establishment,
ind desirous to merit Be continuance, would announce
to Printer' and Publithers that their new SPEOIMEN
BOOK is new ready, And from•their /moaned facilities,
are now prepared to furnish every thing necessary In a
komplett) Printing Establishment, at the shortest no
tice. Their long practical experience in the boldness,
and the (act of their personal imperintendence of the
manufacturing department, jturtition them in asserting
that they can Mulish a more durable and better tin
lobed article Ulan their cotemporariee. ,
Thome, therefoe, who desire Printing Materials,
Would uld do welt to *Ally to them preview' to strehaeing
el
Old type taken at 9 cents per ponad, exehenge tor
new at apechnen pjle e s. r _an -U
6201,160 60
. 400,10 12
CHEAP SUMMER FIIEL.-GAS COKk,
of eicellentqiiiditY, Undid at the PHILADSLPGIA
GAS WOMB for the reduced price of Ave cents a bushel,
and may be obtained In tarsi or email quantityby els!
plying at the Shia 001 us, No. 20 South SSTANTII
Street.
To Purchasere by Wholesale, it is told at the Works,
in First Ward, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An
thracite • t 52.60 per rho.
(thitaltti) ,I. AugerON, Ensineert
roiLiontatA GAvlVoica 17. au2r4f
COAOIf, ENGINE, AND H(ritL LAMP
Fiotary trf E. W V MAU, No, 109. (late 43) South
XIDD.TII, below ()holdout etroe ,t hie booms a saving
. 10
, . i r °out:• uk our 801:ITEERN AND WNIXIIBN
NTS, Met - oleo the tonietdeuee 0 1. .ilt,TIM VAL!'
o './ ag. Lampe new allvar•topped an d mitelsid,
t by express t 4 ill Otte.. 4 411%11 '
041. 1 10611. N 5,-10 4 000--PRILI4IO g4l ,
la
.4,
4. 4 . to . r . ttir b e t. flour
_ w ol
Jug f. tO I9-1.
it
jot
o gotP oB .
et+lo toedll7 , . • -
bble Spir)ti
MARCUS BAST, - , •
No, 204 NOlttit ?Win Stitiatt
twat E S AL E, 4.15ql - RETAIL' BO OE.s4' LLB R,
111101 for sale TILE AM AN EE4 bEft—a new book,
creagneft by D. KALB TARR, for the use
of the higher Olansee In the Academies and Ftehoole of
Maurice-4 the dozen or angle eop', no2.lrxe
1,1011 7 ,A1kp FIRE AND' ItEARINE',IN-
JC.I. SAANUE Ctllt'ANTolltie 'Ito: bl VattlUt
trolly Iliteljrake , Thx, tollmitifoiUtemixt , of- = the
WWI' 01.0oXititiris pabliekel Wax" Many with a
r=loLef tte e uter : •1,;:1,i , 4 t ~, „, .
BNIPSYrk P/ 14 ** 111 0.14 .4 0840 ;VI Ata ol o,
'SI7 , -;•• Mika!, Ogillitilenttr, „a i al ‘
*
• .T,'', l fr•exr.s.frilexsx, ,;!..gw 4 8 6 1
x i ivOlovrto4X- ' 1 2?„ •
l i iitxt aiki f tthikraimus 04E11 ~ ' -'• ;340 744 43
Earned Are preaurmit..;.:. j.. 57 stkon •• • •
.raltl4l 1110401 e VirtA*V- 48 0 7 % t 6
•••• '„ •
'pedfict retF.o preTl4.ol„"m-11, 14
417,
Net earned, . . - `lOO l O tek
'Marine leeeee-WriV, jig*
'Mire lealet itcwil
vd 1001,0111411111 •
!
2 , 97 / 5 ' eft wistiiiy,
1,4 •-.1: 4
• Via
tektereatire- '
55175d...4,351 57
Be -incur.
61106,
Alzponsits (de- commlastons to .SA f I e
porde. abstenzettti ,inlken at,
Farlp, eidatiesi oleo rest,
famishing dike. cooks, eta.
Prt
ti at *nd onogy,
-
• ,'"
60:tis
0-144*
Ir4iir; •••
Caeb_on band. 1p2,816 89
Erns revolvable 119,961 OS.
Bonds andmortpges INAS 90,,
Stocks, 20,100 00
Stock notes 142,000 00 - ,„ ,
Due by agents and
' rN
caul 22,415 , 93 t , '''' ' 1 ' r• •
Yhte,di4ll4 -",
DIRECTORS.
P. M. Potte, Wm. P. Leech,; -
0. S. Spangler, R. I:Segall, •
Abraham Rex, . B. If. Haddon, •
Wm. H, Woods, lot, K. Withers, ~.... '
George Howell, A).rabem P.Dpe, r •'
J, Maar Thunman, W.Bairn . ' .
C.O. Sower, . Carles i, 1.1.40ik,,,
John W. Sexton, John H. Levers, :
Hannan Haupt, Tithes E. Stiles,
Hatton R. Potts, H. H. Shlllingford.
PEItOI7AL M, POTTS, President.
0. E. Sessours, I VIC9 President. ,
VA. : w....., Secretary. ,
R. T. Egan, Treasurer.
FIRE INSIIRANOR.
OWING GARDEN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY. •
CAPITAL $120,000, PAID IN CASH,
•
AND SNOT:MELT INVESTED,
OPPION, N. W. CORNER OP SIXTH AND WOOD
_. . ..
BTB., 8P11.1310. CatSIMNEL
CHARTER PERPITII.ILL.
LOBSEB PROMPTLY PAID.
DIREGTODB.
John H. Dohnert, Henry M. Phil. ii,
David Woell per, Levis Shim:lack
Benjamin Davit, John Lindell, '
John Evans, J.,r Charles Yield,
Miley IL Park, Will.laward•Woo .
/amen Darnell, John B: Stevenson,
Jacob B. ldintsen, Corwin Skaldard,
Henry Bomar, Thos. D. Tillinghast,
George I. Child,.
JOHN B.*DOHNERT, President.
L. BRIIIIIIHAAR, Secretary, wept 21- 1 y
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
.1 11 OFFICE 414 WALNUT Et., Franklin Buildings.
FIRE AND Md KIWI' INSURANCE.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO, WITH. PRIVILYO,I4 so INCREASE
TO 600,000.
This Company Is nom fully organ sad, and "Towel to
Make all kinds of Insnrince against loan or - damage by
Tire and Marine Perils at current rate 4.
• drnosits.
H. 0. LAUGHLIN, President.
RICHARD 8111ELDB, via President.
OEO. SCOTT, Bemetary.
DOECTOItd.
o. Laughlin, °tome Illustm,
D. Sharwood, W. O. fitoteatrroy,
Wm. Osborne, ft. H. Carille,•
Richard fibields, 0.0. Butler,
T. T. Ohre/ell, Geo. Scott. tanl9.l
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
I COMPANY , Office No. 408 (late In) WALNUT St.
Capital and Surplus, $210,000.
This Company eontirmee to nuke Inanranee against
loss or damage by Tire and the Perils of the Pea, Wand
Navigation and Franiportatlon 'at current rates.
own:mica.
President . —OXO. H. HART
Vies President—X. P. Rosa.
Secretary and Treuarer—H. R. COGOSHALL.
haaistont Bearetaxy—B. 11. BUTLX-14.
XOT9IIB. •
Gawp U.-Hart, B. W. Bailey ,
D. P. Ross, Charles G. Thaay,
A. C. Oattell, Wm. D. Lewis, Jr.,
Joseph liptwards, - J. L. Pomeroy,
John G.Dale, Andrew R. Chambers,
H
Hon. Henry . Falter, IL IL Oefgshall,
Foster 8. Perkins. fitronel Jolicr,ql. D.
John IL Ohattbers, A. F. Cheesbrnglt.
an 84y
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CON
ILA PABY.—The PENN MUTUAL LIED INEMIABOD
COMPANY, Sontheast Onmer of THIRD and DOCK
Streets. 0W14,1012,724 03.
INSURES ',IWO for short terms, or for tbe whole
term of life—grants &vanities and endowments—pur
chases life on intertidal M Baal Estate, eronnekes all
eontracts depending on the contingencies of Life,
They lot as Blanton, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees end Guardian.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT In any amount—
live Per Cent. Intereit alloyed from date of &path,
payable back on demand without notice.
ASSETS Or TES COMPANY, January Ist, 1857.
1a06.1111 of The State of Pronssivanta, Phila
' delnhia City. Penn's flathead Oamden
and Amboy Railroad, and other LOAM 4179 ass to
Bondi, Mortgagee and Real Estate 115:137 19
Steam in Banks, Insurance, Cu and Rail
road Oompardas 81,729 98
Premium Notes and Loans on Oollaterals 191,0111 01
°ask In Bank, due from Agents, Inter
est, ,Its 38,780 47
Guarantee Capital, Onbacription Notte 100,000 00
STUS7S OS
DANIEL L. MILLER President .
President. ,
HAWED A. STOYAD, Thee Preen.
Joao W. Bongos. Bearetssy. " -
A7to no - TIRE n'ib tniANGE
. NY, NEW YOBIL-OIDoe, No 79 Wall
Jokng i the MOALA. , C II O Bank -0111. 0141dta
wi4a rorplus. This Company Dunn*
yuudg,vey.' vessels in pint and their Oes,
t;al-o-ther SLb r= spinet Lois or Damao b y Else and
t ra ti Calta.
Joshua L. Pope,
Rufus B. Graves,
Henry Davis,
0. H. LlUec a!
Theo. Polhemne, Jr,
Elleha E. Morgan,
Able. B. Van Nest,
William A. Cary,
Thomas 8. Nelson,
Samna W. Phillips,
Chula A. Huy,
Edwartklincken,
Wm. B: hap,
Charles L. Fro s t,
Lothrop L. Stones,
Williath B. Fosdick,
Emery Thayer,
Geo. Westikkit,
Salmon Taylor,
Henry F. Blossom.
Mitchell,
Henry OrinneU,
Caleb Barstow,
Henry O. Brewer,
'Edmund Tenfold;
Hanson K. Corning,
Ogden Haggerty,
Thomas Monagan,
John 11. Earle,
Albert Ward, •
Charles &salo,
Louis Lind,
Hanalei 43, OUddan,
fiteph. Cambreleng,
Thorniiiloott,
John Ward,
Henry K. Bogert,
Teter Mee,
Benjamin rt. field,
A. U. Prothingham,
Thos. F. Yorums,
'Samuel L
ALBERT WIRD, Preuideat.
RIVILLID A. OsiL➢7, Secretary. an 10-1 y
MANUFACTURERS' INS lIR AN CE
COMPANY,—Charter Perpettud. Granted by
the State of Pennsylvania. Capital, $lOO,OOO.
Marine, and Inland Transportation.
Dlll9lOlll.
Aaron 8. Lippincott, Oharlea Wien,
Wm. A. Rhodes, , 'Alfred Weans,
Charles J. Yield, James P. Smyth,
Wm. D. Thomas, J. Rinaldo Sank,
Wm. Neal, John P. Simons,
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Prealdent.
WM A. RHODES, yips Prealdent.
ALFRSD WRENS, Om-Mary.
J. W. MARTISN, Surveyor.
This Company Lis organized with a cash metal, and
the Directors have, determined to adept the business to
lie sellable resources—to observe prudent& in condnot
lag ha affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
CiMe• No.lo Merchants' Sffshange, Philadelphia,
aul-dly
rim MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSU
RANCE COMPANY OP PELLADELPELL.-081oe
No. an WALNUT Street, oppoeite the Exchange. ALA
RINK RISKS on Teasels, Cargoes . , and Freights. IN
LAND TRANSPORTATION RIESS, per Railroads,
Canal", Float', and other yardage'.
ALL TILE PROYITS divided 'nasally among the As.
imred, soil ample security in cues of WM
PlaaQ
Edward Hada Miles,
lohn M. Odenheimer,
Mahlon Williamson,
Samuel J. Sharpie's,
Imo" Joules,
Henry Precut,
Edgard O. Jame",
William L. Springs,
Franklin O. Jon's,
Daniol Haddock, Jr.,
William Taylor,
Amen Murphy,
Wm. P. Smith,
A. 3. Antal°,
Samuel L.:l
•
EDWARD HA:
ALFRED MAI
Joao 0. X , Seery
.19.
Thomas T. Butcher,
Algernon S. dahburner
Alfred Faanitt o
Thomas S. Foster
Oustarin
James H. Stroup,
Alfred Siade,
A. G. Cana
Charles B. Carstairt,
Samuel Robinson,
John 0. Refer,
John P. Steiner,
Henry Grambo, -
W0r..1 Caner,
•
srentsberg.
11118 MILES, President.
z TT, Vine President.
CIIARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY or 11A1ITFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital $300,000. Losses in Philadelphia and
vicinity adjusted at the Philadelphia Office.
By leave we refer to
I
D. 8. Brown & Co., Phila. Ron. Joel /ones, Phila.
Chaffee, '
Stout & Co., " Hon . Rufus Choate, Boston
Hacker, Lea & Co., " lion.E.S.Williatos, Hart'd
We have facilities for p loin any amount of Insu
rance in the most reliable Companies.
PHILADELPHIA GE- 4 LER.A.L. INSURANCE
AGENCY, No. 413 (old No. 145) ,CHESTNUT ST.
THOMPSON & ROOD,
Agents.
• ilailroatt Eines
N ORTH RENWSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANONBURNT.
YOH
EASTON ALLENTOWN MAUCH
nrriftvgml,
aiiiiiiriv`, iiiisiitinii, -
tiofiiiigta .t..
On and attar Wednesday, November 4th, 1667, the
arks
so follows:
this road will lease Philadelphia daily (Sun.
d excepted) . -
Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown Mauch OltrotkoLnd
'WI keaharre (Express) •t 9 A. M.
For _Bethlehem, Allentown, and Manch Chunk,• (Ex,
pres,) to connection with L. Y. R. R. and Reston, by
stage, from Iron 11111 Station at 215 P. M.
For Doylestown, (AccommOdatlong at
P.M.4,80 P.
For Gwynedd, do. at 10 A. id
On Tuesdays and Fridays the 10A. M. train will 'run
through to Doylestown, leaving Doylestownio return
at 1.3 a P. M.
TRAINS FOR PRILADISLP.II.4.
Leave Bethelem (Exprese,) at 9 A, It, and 2;5 P. M.
Leave Doyleatown, (Accommodation ' ) Ittl AA A. M.
Leave Gwynedd, do. M 2.20. P. M.
ON SIINDAYfi.
For 'Prom
Gwynedd' 916 A. Ili. awyltedd'' 2 20P. St.
Doylestown '4 ao Y. M. Doyleatowa ..... .6 36 A. M.
Fare to Bethialwert..ll $1 60
" Irthq/U11g,.,„ 200
tt Illtesbarre 460
PASSENGER DEPOT,
" ItAXIST and WILLOW Ole Phila.
ELLIS MARI, Agent.
I_ UMBER r . LUMBER I I—The stibleriblii,
irho bee thr seteral years occupied the promisee et
ilkoaaht Planing Mill, Kensington, has reinlysed to
COATIS STRE E T WHAM, adJoining the Yhaenii
Planing Mill, on Delaware avenue i where he Intends
keeping a large assortment dt Carolina and °thee door.
"ing Wards, Mem Haase, shelving, ceiling, tencileg and
scaffold hoorde, thoroughly seaweed an d Weilitorked.
'For axle at the lowest cash peke.. Parehietetil Mil in
t itml to call and examine for tbelllstlrla i Mid every ef
fort will be made give satlifacUon. orders reeetvect
and rod et the ahorteet abtiee for Ala tends end
B..ahana yellow rbio, Sheba andikeuttlisig.
8. 8_ Mouth.
Clothing.
HAN PE' No mW AND BQY O S 1
oLoTRING, 11.11N0M% &est, Ili***
Aridi and itane, an 0.37
WO WESTERN TRA.VELLERS.
SPRING AND 013111.101. tuatorerigors.
• • NAItrATEAN CJINTEAV 5i14W.41".
TWO DAILY TRAM 111/0111! Baum= To
pirramou ADM fly W3n
lig TIMM= MINI
oi lasso yert Shr reit 1 4 311 "It'
ern ICA Until ' .
, • _
'* • • THE i ', 4 l cue 214,41
Leatel chomiskinacy•=et .
ht. kis WI nut 144 -
Aileen& Oar ak•trin 1111X1
-•-- .
Tint mrmauxot mankini YMR E_
for l 4.yripoumpqailAr Mu*/ amegiolkAlMlK.
Beulah's/E.
UR MORT WUXI
7.bareiErltfluereirzalt! at 10 ;Ike=
tiletl= r i the
IV'sear lersig
ter Wil L tiWi; artiviag at Liti i t iz •
All these teal= connect closely t
Art*. talkie. ores We .Pinthrrgi, ibrt'Www
coot )4 , lfrodyk +sad Its Northern, Soothe= ant
. 111411Vescsectkint.
lift 'ett . ‘ 1" =" 11:3 M141t 1 1,, le l 4 '‘l 4=,
toe, =WWI eit..et In the Northwest. will telt
• a *sod mai ovi LIMITS in that, stth
I foot Ltlll6llollllf CM, by Wdetil, ovate
~ll:r..lsisangssiatesOlerelandgendastl; Teteda..,V,
briagigili n ti *II tam lire ,
i *logo= 1 , 0 2 % illationiXditrlicete
mica Oil& on the:Lower and tipper
ypiitriske lase amps of es.a4asst arrive In &d
-i lance of say other mate- and to Ci nab, Colnrsbas„
=dither peseateasit Miles, as gal&
VV31 1 3 Dirtrii• OICCCIMMD MAIM oat
handled wick cars.
Pas 7271 e-NORM
YU cit. eminicht 'awl with hpows Trains
over the BOMA raid rot Mholrs,
Rochester, Bultalo , sod Canada, thee
tor=t 110 . 111011 direct zehrayloate Ilartliweatant
Porassy and Western New Petit Plessngsts wilt
034 this the shintoist, cheapest, and mat aapoiltione
,pwatato Nissan. Malls sad.Osnada. •
Th*ar, hTicketa ere tweed to Philailelphist eta 0 * -
' /UnibboCll. by *lithe trellis at 13 W each
oks
train stirs conosettoos. Puseagere br thin
root* staid Rod bridges, antall the hoteavearanoe
et terryietscress thelhogielsinna rine.
- • Passengers for tierieVer,Matodiesarr,tiemystierg Tao-
Osatateellacelssotang, go by tin trains 11
la bA=l., Atild b .0. M.,sixa
ingur BELE
Tie Cam en this roada r
maks one trip M
par day, comsat-
Ing wittrthe train at 3 P.M.
Per THEOIIGH TICK:MPS and farther intoesnation,
apply at the Ticket o£l4e. Calvet: Blotted, N.J. come
of ealrert and Franklin Breese.
septd-tt 0.0. ARUM, es"
SUOU U
IDENNSYLVARIA. RAILROAD".--THS
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, vosinesting the At
Wait Cities with Western, North-western, sad &oath
western States, by a continuous Railway direct. This
Road silo connects at Pittsburgh with daily Una
Steamers to all point! on the Western Rivers, and
Cleveland and badosky with Steamers to all parts ow
the North-western Lam; =ebbs the most DMA?,
crazAnerr sad azwarts zoillEf_b7
can be forwarded to and from the Goma? WRRT
BATES Barwm PHILADELPHIA AND r which
im
HD ROM.
least et-ins-Boob, elmes, Hats, end
Cops, Bou'u, Dry Goods, (la bum
bates and trunks), Drop, tin bones
and balee) leathers, Pars, &e...-... Tia. ee us
Morn Ciass—Domestio
Skirling and Tieki, (In
bales), Dray (in Hardware,
Leather, (In rolls or boxes), Wool,
and Sheep Pelts, lastwaid, le. &a... .110 e. per Pa b.
Paten Cuss-Anvils. Stee), Chains,
(In auks), Hemp, Dawn and Pork,
40.04, (loose or insects), Tobacco,
Manasettired,(exceptoiprs or ant
Ac., &e. pa ID/ b.
/ones 'Cisas-Onlea, Ebb, alma,
Beef, and Pork, (In easke err bake
eastward), Lard and Lord OH, Nails,
&death, OtromnOlay,
Rosin, ite let. per VS b.
7toca-246. per bbl. awl further - mottos'.
Gales-350. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
In bi
r. pp Geode Irwas'any point Seat of 'Wade'
phia, be cuter bruits
t p " eia .Peasoliceemia
." All Goods mast t o the Aponte of this
Road, at Phllsdelphis, ar pi burgh, will be forwardoi
without detention.
lastairr Analtre.-Ilartb, ‘ 22111 . 4 .7k 011 .0 1601 . ./*Se
Tenn.; B. P. Sees & Co., Lade ma__ J. m. hilitemon.
A Bon, Evanrrille, Ind.; Demesal, Bell A hbardock„
ant Carpenter & Jewett, Louisville, Ey.; A. 0. Ski
dnito, Madison, Ind.; 11. W. Drown & Co, an blots
& Co., Cincinnati ; N . W. Graham A Co., - Zaiseivilha,
Ohio; Leitch & Co., No. 63.Rilbystreet, Itwitmetlase&
A C 0.., Not 2 Astor Bow, Newt 80. I WlRiaa est.
and No. it Battery Ptak., Now York •1. J. theater, Philadelphia ; & Esau, Billtatare; A.
dbwart, Pi
.a. o_ ,DiITGE
Clearest freight A H rai, P B hlledelphia.
H. J. 101111WEIIIT,
Ikporiateadest, Albion, Pa.
MEW TOME LINES.-THE tAIIIDER
/11 AND AMBOY lIAILIOAD AND PDILIDZIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANI4I
PROM PUTTitORLPHiI TO NIA TEM, MA
PLACE.
LAM IS MOWS, •3,a: ' TAM.
At IA. M. from Xeminstoa Depot, sts yaw
City, Mail 112
At 6 A. 11., ris Camden and /*my City, Hem Jet ,
my Ateaaaaodatioa
At A. Id., via Camden mad Amboy, Amomomi s .
tine ,„ - S
At 1 . A. M., via Camden sod holey City, Manias
At 10 A. M., by steamboat Trento, via Sammy -
and
M me ., •
A 3,2 P. M., via sad =O. sad A,133 ,- I prate $
At 6 P. M. via Camden and Jersey City, Waning
Midi II
At 3 P. M., via Omaha and Amboy, Amoatesods.
lion, let Clam ' I
At 3P. M. via Camden and Amboy, Aaavdtadvia..
tied, bad Clam 1
At 6 P. M., via Cambia awl Amboy, Aomasmode-
Con, Ist Clue I
At 6P. M. via Camden sad Amboy, leeaasmoda.
lion, Sad Masi .1
The 6 P. M. line rasa daiti,"ali others lis 4•111 •
opted.
, tr
Lines atop at the =Stakes adv.
For Belvidere Pluton,
and 4 P. M., train Malan: street tr
Poe Water Gap, Btroadebarp, Beraae;aa, Wilistekrarr
Mootroae, Great Bead, ter. at
_a. at • A. M., via Datums
Lackawanna at Western Railroad.
o s a . W.
7" =eitally at 7 aa P d 3X, 3 sal Ir.'''.
WAY
/or Bristol, Wanton to :7'lr ami 4P. 314
jot Palmyra, Xarmotaa, Barely,
Sawa dm., at 3 P. X.
Btailllllol4 ANIELLID rtoorroN tar Bordentova
and tatena. *OA Area OUTS
Steamboat ?WU," to 2'aceny at 10 and IIX A.
M.ould 4P.M.
All Uniw, azeopi 3 •. N., ham Walnut , atrw
wharf.
Er Fifty pounds of beano rely allowed emit pas
senger. Paseengers an prohibited from taking say
thing u luggage bet their rearing apparel. All big
pg. over altr:ponads to be paid for extra. the Owe
pony limit their terpoordtrility for tome to coo deism
per pound, and will not be liable for any aroma% be
yowl 1100, eseept by special contract.
Wid. Y. iIAT &
UXit, Ai tent
0. A. AL B. CO.
B. B. MORRILL Agent
Chita—it .11.. B. Co.
IPRI 'G ARRANGEMKNT— • II N
SYLVANIL CRNYRAL RAILROAD. —Reunateg to
direct connection with the
PIT TIBURON, FORT WAYNH AND CRIOAOO BAIL
ROAD.
Yoe Cincinnati, M. Loch, lowa City,
LoaLvilla New Odeena, At. Peals,
Indianapolis Cleveland, Kansa',
Terre Haute ' , Chien" •
In advance et all ether routes eat of Philadalpluu-
Forming doss ecemetine leiat al/ Lts [host Wart
ere Railroads.
THROIIGH TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia, far Pittaburgh endow:torn title%
Prom the Pennsylvania Railroad Punsu err Statics,
south-east corner ofltiltnlityff and Moms,
(estrence en Eleventh Street, ) at Won
Hell Train at 7 A. M.
Past Line at I 3 K. P. M.
Napo= Mail at 11 01);27Ight.
Columbia B. IL Line leaves for Hankins( at I." P.
M., Lancaster )hecoaustodation,) at CIO, P. M.
The Laprets Man rune daily, the other trains, Sue
days
a excepted.
'particulars see at the dithaost
etarti e ntpolate. PeMengere from the Rest wjII find this
the shortest and most expeditions torte tont:Welted%
Baltimore, Herr York or Boston.
THOMAS MOM, Aglet,
Passenger Line Peattativeata Railroad 00.
lfeUnary, /SM. attlay
DIIILADELPHIA,GERKANTOWYR
&NDNORSIBTOwN BAILIMAD.—WINTSB
ARRANGEMENT-4os sad after MONDAY, October
19tb, 185 T, . .
TOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 6,7 K, 8,34, 9N, U)( A. K.,
3-10 mln. 4,6, 6, 7,2, and IL
Leave Germantown at asitt. l l, 9, SON A. AS.,
I-10. 3.30 min. 4,6, 6, 7,4, Mt 16 P. M.
(LT The 7.35 o'clock A. K. Train iron flaccoacdown
will atop only at W - Street Station.
O`i_ SIINDAY9,
Leans Philadelphia at 9.20 ~ 2 and 6X P. M.
Leave Germantown 6.20 min. A. M., 1-10 ma. and
6 ,t 6 min P. M.
C/lESTIMT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Phlladelphis at 7X, 8%, 11%, A. M., 2,4, 0,
and 9 Y. M.
Lame Mustn't H il l at 7 / 1 ,3-101ad 10-10 min. A. 2t ,
12-60, 3-40, 6-40 and 7-40 min. P. It.
Lear, naiad.lphia. 9-20 A. M., 2 aad IX P. M.
Leave Chestnut 11111 at 8 A. M., 13-50 mat 2-'4 P. M.
POlt MANAITME, colisrionompat AND NIMBI&
TOWN.
_ .
Leave Philadelphia at 6X, 9, 11 A. 14., 3, ix, IW.
and 11 P. M.
Leave Norristown at 1,9, 11 A. IL 3 and 3 . 30 P. Y.
ONSUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. M., laid 9 P. M.
Leave Norristown at 7 A. M., nod 6 P. M.
ORESTER VALLEY RAILROAD POR DOWNING
TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at fix, A. M., and IP. M.
Leave Downingtairn at 1 A.ll . and IP. M.
11. K. SMITH, SuperintendeaL
Depot, Ninth and Omen streets, Philadelphia
CIHANGE OF HOUII.3.—P HILADEL.
PHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAIL
ROAD.
On and after Wednesday, N0y.1&51,
PASSENGER TRAINS MITI PHILADELPHIA
Poi. Baltimore at 8 A. M., 1 P.M., (Exprssid and 11
P. M.
Par Wilmington at 8 A. M., 1, 330 and 11 P. M.
For New Giallo at S L. 11., and 330 P. M.
For ILldlatown at 8 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
For Dover at 8 A. M. and 330 P. M.
Poi Seaford at 8 A. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave RaltEmore at 8.40, Rayner, H A • X, and 01$
.
Lave Wlbataleton at 726 and 11.45 A. M, and 2.88
tad 0.66 P. M.
Lea?* New Castle st 11.66 A. lif„ and o.eB
Leas Middletown at 10 15 A. M. and 8.05 P. M.
Lan Dover at 9.16 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Liars Bedard at 400 P. li
TRAINS FOR HALSIMODS
Leave Wilmington at 014 A. M., 2 P. M. sad 1216
A. M.
taII : OAPS only at 11..1!. X. from Philadelphia to
Baltimore.
do. do. 6.211 P. M. from Baltimore to
Philadelphia.
BaLTIMOBB AND sou DX GRACE AOCOMMO -
DATION TRAIN
Loaves Rant de Grace at, 11.60 A. M.
Leaved Baltimore at 4.1:0 P. M.
Freight 'Praia, with Punster Oar attached, will red
so follows
Lem Philadelphia *a Vidnpville and intermediate
places at 6 00 P. 11.
LOST* l ace s for do. to. a6O P. 11.
Leave Baltimore for flan -de-Orace at e . P. M.
oc Sl.ly S. M. FUTON, President.
44ato, (Eve, Stc.
SULLENDER, & FAECAL,
li ATTNNII,
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