SPISE - Otegille 40SEPitliGHEAD, ESQ. t`4Ve give) below the able argument of Mr. Long ,hehalf of - the'd,oniniailweatih,'deliVered on Monday , so;.-thedenif;''of Oyer and Tailitier, in the ease of Thomas Washington Smith.] Gaptleineat Jury rt The important amnia! interest hhe Vein borne, inerbasingly, ; ,en tbromb so Maly !lays of patient investigation, is -:liftuitd-ranlogrienr tvininelitSlol l ., ,MY,Prt in t h is ..,--gravctitahibition,will. seen hadone - ;and liair last - , and moseselemn duty, under the instruction of the Court, - 'rill-atone remain to-be performed. How you" abalif dikoliarge that great responsibility to the community and to the prisoner, between whom • you stand, injUstice to the ace - used and in vindiea tionotOutraged law, yOU will'ausvrer to your con , acienees arlyetir,Ood.r. „ In bespeaking your attention for et short limit, - I may be , :portnitted to thank you for your patient untiring attention during the whole of this :-InceesSarity protraoted investigation darkened, as ' , lt bee been , by innelysidness and distress; an WI , ,yeatigation which line OntriCA Up to -PAU'? ga 44 " - :. faoof 'We'll . history °Jointed " bkfrailty, - blasted hpres,Throoding revenge, and terrible, relentless murder. _ If, as I trust and doubt not they niil be, yourremaluing functions ore discharged with the , manila Caret and' oomeientions ,regard which have marked your course during our protruoted and o - wearying sessile's, the tbanka both of the prisoner , ..and community will be well earned and deserved .Y- - • tet mo say to you - en - the outset, however - , that your duty in this nose is ono, as delicate and dila cult emit painfuland responsible. Not only is the tribuientous.quation of the prisoner's fate to be ,Palsed open by .you, nut, the solution of that ipiestioiris to he obtatnediMi *the issue has been ' presented to you, by a nice add oritionl examine the texture Of his, mind, Jim sources :of .Itiantnotioni this existence and strength of his rim 'acinitig powers.„ his,rMrception of, right and wrong, :;,1111 ability to diminintieste good, and his', power ,to ,-; Insist evil—questions of-natural and moral philoso pity, requiring your utmost judgment and your calmost,deliberation, and coming, toe, surroutuled by circumstances which can hardly fail to sfillot. 7 ° " VtaPathies,- and to, "it degree weaken the,' scrutiny of human inquiry intoltuuntmoreor, they render your iinpertant . ,obligatien orie'epeculiar and grave responsibility. ' , , •' .But while you aro discharging these untiorwith merciful regard towards the prisoner, to the coin"- -Munity. you owe a nolesa important necountability; and if you allow sympathy to lead your judgment, - prejudice - to cloud your. deliberations ; indignation at real or supposed aggression to blind your -per ,: noption, so that you suffer Abe orrors'ef the dead give immunity to the fearful and guilty aet,of • • the living,and accept the weak cover of illusory insanity as an excuse to pronounce &judgment Weer tho Idoodxgravo of the vietim, you tullietuponlm• mss fearful -wreng, 'and upon your Celt sciences a heavy burden: _ - That your duty ; is- moot painful, the oppression ' and regret I feel in nay more humble ono but too volt convheces me; but itis time that publio cora fearlessly and , plainly speak, and juries as plainly and unflinchingly gpt, 'for -murder stalks •"•nbread in our -midst. It no longer; as my Col well said, to you, • gentlemen, -when he -epeeptt onsa," seeks its guilty oonsummation ' by ; stealthy steps - and undercover' ' of- darkness and learcsy, - . ThCbolder - arid, More audacious its „ exhibition has been, the divider_ and More lament -„ _ able - the • immunity--which appears to have at tended it. Our calendar groans with these eases, gland the• - •horreir '-of the community which their rarity used .to,axeite, seems almost to have sub- - • - sided'into theindirerence 'Which established elis- :tem induee, , . I do not Melte these _remarks, gentlemen,' to ex. ?„,altirfeelingagainst the prisoner, Or in the smallest possible degreato prejudice your mindsagainet , bin defence-411ot must rest upon itsown raerits-,,but in • their disouisienlo warn you of "your obligation*, "'conscientiously *id:plainly to perform mine, and to paws Open yeat your duo responsibility. Look :to it how it le discharged r , It is Joy, ditty in thin nualitio to reply as far as the Bridled titue,l ought to ~-ioecupy your attention .will allow me, to the argn ' meets presented by the' eloquent gentlemen who defend the primmer. To follow them both through every path of commentary and declamation through which they have' led you, would be, perhaps, be - woad my phyeleal strength or your endurance. and /Mall endeavor to answer what has fallen from ' them, by Os concise a review' as possible' of the '2. main features or the case,:notioing the prominent points presented by my learned friends as they • =may-be sppriate to the views I discuss. •, ' Let me here say, with groat deference anti di& • dente, If this were a mere profession struggle be "- tweets' the distinguished counsel for the prisoner . and the;Commonwealth officere—a contest for a , profession victory, a gladiatorial exhibition of forensic power—you should not be troubled with :. any oompetition by me fur the glittering prize. Their, well-earned reputations,. distinguished ability and my jest sense of self-defielency, would forbid the dangerous *flatten that would render for me the comparison most unfortunately odious. -But hero, a court °fp:alien, the foram, the fearful rate-er_lifiLor death to the prisoner the issue, such rivalry, womueos_as criminal as it is indiscreet. Itheremre beg -yellizentlemen of the jury, to be , :Bev; that I shall rnaketencifortin this dtocueeien, save for the4arnesti proper;itna-nnostentatious disobarge . of an humble • but gravel-4;4 painful duty. . - The duties and position of my learned he,* 'and myself arc so widely different, and in their aptiere, and around their unhappy client, there is - so !IMO for pathos, so much for sympathy, so much for feeling, so much of passion, so moll for pity, that nothing is left to the Coinnionweelth save a eons° of stern and unbending duty. .1 can appeal fA nothing in that'jnry-box of sympathy, of feel ing, of , passion, prejudice, !or pity ; I can only speak to yout °elm; deliberate Judgment can • only appeal to your sense of painful, exacting (liar. To that I address myself; from thht I demand your. acetone attention. I shall nut, gentlemen, enter into the bewildering -::and intricate told of metaphysical discussion into which the ingenious and elite tactics of the 'turned , gentleman avno first nddressed yen would droll' me. thall not . follow_ bim Into the reline. • • .:Medierd - jurtspruclense. T. 22 ,, ' learned a mielavistinystical elaboration of learned :doctors: who sewn in their 'manifold - divisions, and . • exquisitely fine distinotions, the more learned and - overpowering, the more obscure and more cult of comprehension their disquisitions are. - I shall not consult them to find the size of the lapil of _the ,ore, which indicates unsoundness or _ amenity of,'mind, When I can take either ono of yOll, geirprrall by placing you itdifferent‘s. tames an s n ard.for a maniac, or ex pand them to the' proper size for a philosopher. I will 'not seek, then, 'to obtain the exact pulse whit% fixes the eharaeter of the mind.' Let mo toll , you, gentlemen, if you apply such testa.aa you will be- led, into is bewildering and fruitless _, chase; and for any theory of' pbyetea or inetuphy skis, however wild or refined, you can find abut,- ' dant support. - I.wonder, may' It - please your honors, if these . ',learned' doctors, with their refined tests of mental • soundness, had walked into the counting houses of , . oar Inerobants on the 4th of last November—that fatal day to the prominent actors,in this sad drama, and a no less fatal , one in the oommeraial comm.' • • nity,'the ominous first and fourth—how many ma niacs they would have found, measured by these standar& ? Though lam willing to receive from medical science proper aid in the solution of a lineation like' this, I am not willing _that medical tracts should refine away well-ascertained and wholesome principles of law, or that learned doe taro ahould theorize away welt-established rules of law . , founded upon common sense, which, after ie our twit:hid surest giilde. • - ' will 'not, detain yea, nor weary the court by extender) reiterations of those principles whieh, -Inivlng,received 'the sanction of .sound reason, have becomepufiden the authority', of , our courts, _ • the - law -which Is to , govern , you. 'The able and comprehensive manner in .whieh the law was pre vented& you by my learned nolleagtie,leaves mcibut little to add upon the subjeot,rior should I revert ,to it but for, the positions manned by the counsel of prisoner:: ' ~ L et me again refer to the most important autho which embodies, at I take it, with such quail- Bastions as present themselves In eaeh partmular dime, - the-law of England and of this Common wealth—l mean 3leNaughten'e tease, 10 Clark }lnanity, p. 215. cited by my colleague. Loeghend here read extracts from the opt ' „MOO of CniefJuslico' Menlo and Lord Chief Jut - " tee Tindall. „ - -This I • take to ho the law, and I care not so - urooli that it is the enunciation of the entire Bug- Usk bench', distinguished as it is for learning and research, as that it is consonant with sound ren , eon"; for the reancrier the law is the life of the „Mr. Loughead horn road an extract from Rogers' ciao, 'Ali-Metcalf, 500, The sudden impulse spoken of here k not the sudden impulse of passion or of vengoance fur deep and irreparable wrong—it is the sudden and un mints:enable, impulse of 'deluelon-it ie the irresist ible power which compels its victim to act out that doluelen to Ire perverted rind. Lot toe refer you for a moment. to the opinion . of the learned judge who presidei at this trial, in the cans of Shurbick, cited by counsel for the defence, and glean front that true light upon this doctrine of insanity. • - - - • After referring to the law upon ineunity,,and ~ , •••,,, q uetingooVerat 'Authorities ,on . that suhject, Mr. Lougbead proceeded to say tlerittemen;:zny'dutir is drawing to a close, your ' greatest ono is abilttt 'to devolve upon you. Suffer rue for M ,a Single:instant ,to draw your, attention to i ostpoinibl weaselly'. - ' There hisitiMetsround 'this iwiserior from his ear- . •fy yOuthAsh the present dark hour pf his manhood, ' . •. so much of tender interest, so mush to claim our • sympathy, so much to appeal to our best often lions • And manly regard, that our duties here, says the - fgratefal ones performed so well, So judiciously, zealouely, and eloquently ' by his distinguished eounsei r _load ',.11.4 over a rugged and painful • road: Mis early orphanage, hit tender youth, his dative, generous manhood; his deep devotion to • - a frail and fatten girl, of whom, lot ma in tender. mess and pity think not of the Blaine of her;',' his gailty betrayal -Chu deep bit Affections broken up, and it, "sweet 'waters untasted'savo by the purer and holler lips of A devnted 'sister ; his ".-ligh spirit, his heavyserrow,s and brawling wrongs. • speak to the heart in tones the sternest of us runt never, and ought never wholly to disregard. The trial of this ease is fraught with RD inure MedITIVY9 and distress; it . presents such pictures of devoted frietnlehip, clinging round 'the , prisoner, coiling ' • disinterested friends, in this, his hour ofextromest peril, from their fir-distant homes, to raise their , voices for his deliverando; the moving exhibition' of devotion by a heroic orphan and only sister, who, to sustain these trying scenes, pies aside the , timidity of her sex without losing one touch of its • tenderness'or delionoy, publicly to gather round an'oisly brother, in surest noBd, the holy eirele of a sister's love—the pit es', hansom the most ua seitish passion that can exist between man and we• teen—lure sights :stitch might we/1 fo:ston upoo your hearts, blind -your judgments, ond control your verdict: Gentleraen, , it is my harsh province and stern duty to'draw you aside- from these sad old ' 'Outthink influendes,^tind t tfpon you, In the name of violated law, to do year' duty. - I dare not call you to reinember that among the •• :- mountains of _Pennsylvania:glands a lonely tie :sorted house, and by Its darker hearth sits in deepest woe a lonely broken-hearted widow, upon vthese head every line of the fatal story, told upon this trial, has been a gaping deitily wound. I (We not lead' you to tho bloody grave which shrouds now, all,of what, was Diet a gonerens, if an:erring: road,"oerrying the fate of-many in his ,honest enterprises„ and fuller life, hurried, to that ;dark and dreadful ,doom; in ,such fearful anti re , misdeal haste, and ask you, new* Ipso at this sad ,desolation, for vengeance on the pr•rpetrator. - Preen - the ode picture, as 'front the,. other, you 'snuSt draw ,Yettr Thenglits. - ' From the evidence oloneoinder'yetir 9 tths, must - You inakeup your verdict. Whatever that evidence -proves -you mast regard ; nod If it tolls you. that tit the fourth day bflitivottfbeelnat TlioMna,Wash ington Smithy to vengeance, for the complicity of 7, Thebard Oartor 'with Shy other-to wrong lein do. - aberote'y and wilfully ahbt- Vie cleansed, kLiqr . , Mg at the • bide Ihni ,porstlui :Whoa he shot. that Nth shooting was W resell , in death, that, it was an offence o g ,,iiii,t;tli o Taws' ttlfthod and man, then llur name Of the', law, tilie shield of our wive; aid children, tho gu Studien of our homos, the pm- Jecter of tor tiros, f lph•Tegtild All appeals to yetis ~sympathy, set', wottglit, the flimsy defenue of insuity_Novy, th o ,fght it. had been supported by a hundred instead 01 forty Witnesses; if it is not true; it is a moo pre ,texr, to exam@ a jury for jun , tifying a murder; a A t say,however painful the duty is, whatever thlS', acts (of Richard Carter had been, however _gallinr; the injury to the prisoner, that `fhoinas \Foshan ghou Smith is guilty in man ner Mid form as he sta'ods indicted. But, oh! gentlemen,L,fir 00 your conscience, ny der your oath, under a senso of your espshalonsi l bility to the eommurflty and to Gott, y r ou find that this insanity Is real, this deprivation of moral and intellectual ;lesson was nand, in the ordinary and beautiful, simile employed in the language of the devoted: sister, that' reason, tot tering from her throne in August last," in No reeling last had fallen, 'is ruitt around, 'and in, its fearful demist ition had overwhelmed the prisoner and his v iatiun both ; in God's name whose holy 1112 d unerring justice you roltresoldt acquit him and rectors buns. to that devotod love, whose beautiful exhibition , here bas unmanned us all, and who= holy mission ',shall still be to sanctify anti calm that turbulent, u l tesay life. I have done. My hard pill thankless tack of dity is over—a duty portor med with a swelling breast and a melting heart—rad In your charge •leavo the prisoner ; .tind again, in words of tolotnn warning, I say to yeti, look to it how you shall dis (+bar: e it! Ithp eocitts., QPECIAL N OMB.- 1.1 AN IMMENSE STOCK OF Wlltini GOODS. TUORNLEY & WHOM Would call special attention to their pre cent stock of .LINENS AND ALUSLINS, Embracing every variety of make and wi. tth, at prices exactly to cult the times. 4.4 Irish Linens, of our Own importatie it., warranted pori flax, from 81 cents to 81.9.5 per p tai. Table Linens, by the yard and in the cloih, of various sizes, patterns, and prices. Napkins, Towels,'DOylles, Diapers, Crashes, &o &c. Leffler]] and gentleineu's Linen Ilandkerchdefa, in every SIIIItTING SIIEETIND, AND PILLOW MCSLIN3. Willlatnsville, Wamsutta, New York Mills Tiuslins, &.c. 9.8, 5.4, 0-4, 8 4, 10.1, and 12-4 Blom:hind and Un bleached Muslin, BrillianCes, white Memento] white *Mimity, Woven Shirt Fronts, tanchlne-stitclied du, hi every pat ! tern and price. taconet, Cambric, Sadao, Klimek, Mull and other Embroidered Collars, Sleeves, Intents' Waist Bands, &c., &c. With a very largo stock of general Dry floods, bought clump for cash, and to he sold cheap at THOBNLBY & °MEAL'S. N. E. cor.EIRIITII and SPRING- GAR DEN. ..Da& NO SECOND PRIC E. SPRING GOODS-1858. PRINTS A. & SPRAGUE'S. in largo a-soriment, of superior styles and , (wall ty l also, Robert Ronnie's, Rockingham Co: le, and otfror mates. BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS. Lansdale. 'Rape, Blackstone, York Premium, Cohan net,flartie 'River, Central, Willimantic', Johnston, Gra. too r liirginlaFamtty, Neekanies , and Farmers', Warren A. &c. Alo, Slaters and Slrepanl's Canton Flamnets ; Brown 'and Bleachedlhilla ; Jewett City Denims; Irene 'Pick ings; Alabama, Carolina, and Keystone Stripes; Lans dale-Nankeen% and ailesias ; Corset Jeana ; Cambrics ; Cheeka ; Pantaloon Still% &O. &e. WOOLTAEN GOODS. Greenfield and Terry's Katt Doeskin Cnssitnerea Glenhatu and Potneroy'a Cotton Warp meths i Stearns, Union Castdmerea, printed and plain, let grant variety ; bliaeral Spring and otber desiralale atylea of Sa tinetts. Also, a good assortment of Blatok and Mined Carannereip Kentucky Jeans, and Plaid. Linnoya. You SOLO fly Tlin P/OnAUFI. A LinnitAt. DISCOUNT MADE yon g 110317 WELLING, OOWIN h CO., 110 onEarmyr Street. Mc:ELROY Is OFFERING GREATER nmithoris than ever were heard of before. $l2 50 Lung Broche Shawls selling at $0 50 750 Square do. do. do. 350 500 Long Blanket do. • do. 350 400 Square blanket, spiendi 1 quality, 200 7 50 Chenille Shawls, splendid. 3 55 Closing out Cloaks less than half the regular prices -14. 2 50, 3, 3.50.4, 4.50, And 5. Splendid Undershirts and Drawers, the cheapest in the city-50, 0234, 75, 87,1fi cents, and $l. Beautiful Black and Fancy Velvets. All Silks, from auction, surprisingly cheap. Black and Fancy Dress Silks, in endless variety—the cheapest in the city. Beautiful Plaids, 25 cents; All-wool, 20 cents, worth 132,ii cents. Merit:men, Paramattae, Do Mines. Mena Travelling Shawls, one lot from auction, $3 50, worth $O, all wool. The beat and heaviest Bleached Muslin in the city at 10 cents. Splendid Prints, 10 cents, usually sold at l%) cents. Oinghams ' Flannels, Table Linens, Toweimam, Fronting Linens. The cheapest Oloths and Cassimeree in the city. Trimmings less than half the usual prices. Beat quality Kid Gloves at WM cents,slO nt BLTIOY'S, - .laB-fmw y No. 11 South NINTH Street. AVSLINS OF ALL WIDTHS AND IDADICB. miniV.EN BTODDANT & BROTHER llave now opo, II large stock of BLKIOIIED ..ND DROWN SUDETINGS AND - 011.111 TINGS, Comprising all the moss desirable makes, which are sold at the very lowest price s , by the pleco or yard. Was. 950, 45 .; sae 454 1012 NORTH OEOOND BTBDET. AOOVE WILLOW. TI LLOK VElLS.—Black French V o il e , I.IP rich styles. Also, Alorle,Orape, and liarege For gale by ,BIIAIIp.ESS BIIOTIIIIfOI, ja9 CIIESTNIST and streets. 4 12 0112A2 19 1 4H4A"X'SsORTACER T of low-priced Cloaks for Ladies, Misses, and Children, made of BLACK AND GRAY The prices range from $1.75 to $5, and the workman ship, material, style, &c., are believed to be superior to the generality. Also, Doer Cloaks, many of which are kIUOII RBOUCED, - TO IMiumo 81'EEDY BALM Rerlet•Centro Ilroche Long Shawls. e.-.- / -assrt-awthrwtsWintnittrtanpl 2, ...--- French Blanket and Bay State Shawls. Misses' and Children's Shawls. COOPER. & CONA RD. ‘.la4 B. E. con NINTH and MARKET. CLOA.KS.-- 011 HAP AND ,ELEGANT CLOAKS. The largest and handsomest stock of VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS In tho City, AT !MOM PRIM, AT GEO. FRYER'S; No_ f/16, CHESTNUT STRUT. 49- BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIAIIIRES, SATTINETB, VESTINGS, Boys' wear generally, Awl Clothe For Ladles' Oloakt From tbo late Auction Balet at REDUCED Num. CURIVEN BTODDART & BROTHER, 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Siren, deSO above IV I LI,OW L ADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, AND KNITTING ZEPHYRS. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY, J. G. MAXWELL & SUN. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES 1050 OHEBTLIIIT Street, four doom below Faeventh And 318 8. SECOND St., bolow Spruce. FACITOIIIIIB.—Noe. 05 and 97 GEORGE St., Tenth, and SECOND Street, near Tinton Orders made at a tow holm , notice , litcbuinal. LYON'S PURE CATAWBA 01110 BRANDY.—As this article is manufactured from the PURE JUICE of the Catawba, Crape, cultivated in the vineyards of the Great We., it h. a :niacin' claim to our notice The proprietor guar.:Bea Gila Brandy to be STRICTLY PURR and FRCS FROM ALL ADULTERATION, which is corrohorated by the analysen of Dr COX, State Inspector for Ohio; alro. the celebrated Analytical Chemist, Dr. CIIILTON, of New York, to which we invite attention : ANALYSIS OF LYON'S PURE CATAWBA BRANDY Orrice CHEMICAL jEgrxcToß, CINCINNATI, 31q,1858. I hereby certify that I hare this day inspected a largo lot of fine Catawba Brandy for bin I Jacob, No. 141 Third street, and after a careful examination I find it pure, of high chemical standard, and free from al foreign or poisonous substances, and have so marked it as the law directs (Signed) HIRAM 00X, M. D. Naw YOIX, July 28, 1857. I have analyzed a bottle of Lyon's lure Catawba Brandy, furnished by Mr. A. Ralston, Jr., of Lockport, N. Y., for analynation and find it to contain only the ingredients which exist in pure Brandy. The propor tion of alcohol obtained from It is 47 per cant. I be lieve this sample to be pure Brandy, without adultera tion. The flavorsof It is delicate and peculiar. (Signed) JAS. It. CHILTON," M. D., Chemist. For Yledleirutl purposes Lyon's Catawba Brandy has no rival, and hen long • been needed to supersede the pOlf101:10118 compounds sold under the name of Brandy. As a beverage, the pure article Is altogether superior, and a sovereign cure remedy for Dyspepsia, siatuteney. Low Spirits. Languor, Deneral Debility, See , he Also, EMIEL111"1 STILL AND BPAIIItLING 011AMPAVX.A-Thest Wines are made in the neigh borhood orCluelnnati, and are guarantied to be the Pare Juice of the Crape, and are eminently c3lculated for Invalids and persons who require a gentle stimu lant, and for Sacramental' purposes. Retell price $125 per bottle. A liberal discount made to the trade. Dealers will ',lease nand their orders to the "Sole Agents for the State of Penn sylvania, A. F HAZARD & Wholesale Druggists, je15.7 No. 558 MARKET Street. FREDERICK BROWN, CDR MIST AND 111 t. 116 G IST, N. 3.1. CORNER FIFTH AND 01 1ERTNUT STEETS) Plittanamini Solo manufacturer of BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JA MAICA GINGER. which is recognised and prescribed by the Medical Faculty. and hen become the ntandard Family Medicine of the United Staten Thinremedy stifled to the extreinen of is and cold, and at all times liSnclicial when gentle lonic and stimulating influenten are required. Its stimulating property being independent nf alcoholic mover, its effect an a frequent remedy need never be dreaded While it strengthen') and refreßhes the debilitated in the summer season, It la not lean potent Curing the inclemency of winter, by warming Rill its healthy tonic principle, and enabling the nystem to resist the influence, of in. cipient (Menses which lurk Ina changing climate. No family should be without it, and by travellers on lons Journeys, or by Nen, it will be round invflitlabip. CAMON.—Pprmonli desiring an article that can be re. lied upon, prepared solely front pit-e Should be particular to rink for BROWN'S ESSENOE OR JAMAICA CIINGEII, which is warranted to he what it in reprenentsil, and is prepared only by VilEws,fticit BROWN, and for a Ile at his Drug and Ohenin„) sto re N. N. corner of FIFTH end 011118TNUT streets, Phila. dolphin. Also for sale by all regooctahle Drogglets In the Un red Staten. jala•3u DIME MEDI€AL COGNAC BRANDY— The mut certain cure for Dylipspida, whether Aettle or Chronic, now in ; also, as n powerful strengthener for weak lungs and general debility, it has no equal. Recommended by all the eminent Physicians. like only El 25 per bottle, or $10.50 per dozen. ZIEGLER k SMITH, S. W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets, Sale Agents for The United States. 9ittorneps at Kota DANIEL DOUGHERTY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Southwest (loiter of SWUM And LO OUST Streets, Philadelphia. aul•ly Tti 11YER STRO USE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, wpintA - streot,Pottaillle, Pa, sn4-ly L'egal' Noticrs FN TUE COURT or COMMON PLRAS IN FOR TM! CITY AND COUNTY OF PUILAUEIs: FRIA. In the matter of the Estate of CiEORSIE W. fiaIICIIS, It lunatic. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. nettle, and adinat the account of the committee of the said lunatic, nod to report distribution Of the cash bilance, and sillier eropsrty in the lien.4s n the committee, will meet the parties interested et hie Oilleo. at the mit/len - A corner of WORTH and LOCUST streeti, on TUESDAY Ak TERNOON, January 26, nt 4 o'clock DANIEL DOUOIIEREY, Auditor. jals4 Iv,st ETTERS OF ADM[NISTR vi ng been taken out I,y the undersign, matter of the estate of (111011(}11 BOHNECE ceased, all persons having claims agairut and those Icalebtell thereto. will Ceti for sett B. FRANKLIN ;JACKSON, ) 2 MERCHANT ntreet, I or 11. W. TRIER LE, J THIRD and DOCK. ESTATE OP JOHN A. GOODMAN, thvew.i.—Noitco in horebygivon, that the Widow o r , fto r d oor d oo t h am pr,,notea to the Olphans' Court an inventory and appraiseinent of the property mho hag elected to retain under the act of April 14th 1811, and unless exeeptlnial thereto be Illed beforo February bth, IF6S, tho runic, will 1) allowal an 1 approved by the Court, (IRO. II EARLE, fxl6.xw4t• Vi AllY rßEßE to A thee l ete T o LETTERS aEl.Srr L TE DO S R T R A is ME hite Nl o ' ; this city, deemed, bare this day been granted to the aubserltier ; all persona indebted thereto are requested to make payment, and those having claims to present them forthwith to RLI PILLIN, N 0.1218 GREEN street and RIM; 6 AVENUE. August 8, 1857. jal3-wOvrB Agricultural 3tuplentento GARDEN SEEDS.—Fresh and genuine ‘..St Garden Seeds, of every variety; a complete stock always on hand rimier.; impelled on the moat liberal none, n'ANOLNR. & CO . 621 street, below Seventh (lUMMING'S HAY, STRAW, AND POD. titit CUTTERS —We ate cote masturecturera Cumming's unrivalled Hay, Straw, and Fodder Outttre which are guarantied superior to any in the market. BOAS, SPANGLER, & CO. 627 MARKEL` rtreet, tolow Seventh. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF ev , ry variety, the most complete stuck In the city, embracing Corn Shelters Crain Fans, Horse rowers, Steamers, Straw and Fodd- r Cutters, hoot Cutters, Horticultural Tools of nil kinds, heeds for field and garden, Guano, Super rhosidiate of Litno, Ac , wholesale and retail, 130A9 SPANGLE7t, & CO., 627 .MAILKET /street, below Seventh Cexprtse WELLS, FARGO, & CO., * NEW YORK AND OALIPORNIA EXPRESS CO and EXOBAIIOC j A JOINT STOOK CODIPANY. CAPITAL $llOO,OOO. OFFICE, 400 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADHLPHIA• ExpreNS sent to CALIFonNIA, OnkaoN, and SAND WIOIt IBLANDB on the bth and 20th, and to HAVANA on 7th, 12th, and 27th of each Month, from NEW YORK. EXMANCiII for Hale in sums to suit, and COLLNO• TIONS MADE on California, Oregon, Sandwich Islanda and Hamm. W. F. & Co. receive frelght consigned to them et SAN FRANCISCO, Per Clipper Ship, and collect invoices on delivery o he came. NOTI } TO CALIFORNIA BONDHOLDERS N. P, k Co are now prepared to receive the OLD BONDS of tho State of CALIFORNIA, transport the same to Sacramento City, and procure new ones, in ac cordance with the act of 28th April, 1857, and return prune to this city. do31•Im D N. BARNEY, Jo., Agent. /TIDE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE, A. 820 CHESTNUT STIIEET, forwards PARCELS, PACKAGES, MERCHANDIZE, BANK NOTES and SPECIE, either by its own LINES, or In connection with other EXPRESS 00111PANIES, to all the prits:pril TOWNS and CITIES of the United States. Commission illercl)anto HANDY & BRENNER-COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Defame in Foreign and Ame. dean HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Nos. 23, 26 and 27 North FIFTH Street, East aide above Commerce street, Philadelphia. fiIIARLES TETE, COMMISSION MER CHANT and Importer of HAVANA nflAttft (New) 138 Walnut street. second story. sal-ly bonp anb (ambles VOAP AND CANDLES. REMOVAL from 187 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, to my Manufactory, 10 and 14 RELIEF STREET, be tween Lombard and South, and Front and Second Arcata, Thankful to my numerous Wends for their pant favors, I solicit a continuance of the same, having enlarged my manufactory so no to ennhlo me to have constantly on 14nd a largo stock of nell-seasoned Soaps, ' free from Fish Oil; Palm, Variegated White Honey, Castile and all kinds of toilet loops, Chemical Olive Soap of pure material, Settled Pale, and Drown Soap, English Sal. Roda and Pearl Starch, Sperm, Adamantino, and Tallow Oanatea of • all sizes constantly en hand. Having adopted Hie mai, P 3 Stolll, I am enabled to tell my goods at the lowest prices. s'. CONWAY. Philadelphia. H. E.--Cash paid for Tallow and Crease. no 11-6 m QKUAER ------ CITY NAILS, ----__ _ DIBROIIANT BARE, RIVET IRON, 'dnunfaatured at FOUNTAIN URENN ROLLING MILL, on tbe'Schnylk ill, above Spring Garden Water Work,. nal to any , W ,, A 4 1 LE 2 U u B24 ~ r 103 NA N u o s r t are h ) V e r E r a l u t t 0 8 t d r az i t made. oe9-tt rIIIO3IAS E. BAXTER..-lIARDWARE, CUTLERY AND TOOLS, No. 910 DIARKICT ST. hove, Ninth. month Mo.lalphis au 1-0171 Ocala anb BOOTS AND STOES.—Tho sulmorilier hall on hand a large and taxied stock of 1100T8 and SHOES, which he will nail at the lowest pigeon. GEO W. TAYLOR, no2l-1y B. E. corner FIFTH and MARKET SO. VAIL STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. K.' --JOSEPH H. THOMPSON ‘lc CO., No. 314 MAR. RET Street, and Nos. 3 and 6 FRANKLIN PLACE, have new In More a large and wall assorted stock of ROOTS and SHOES, of Oity and Eastern manufacture, which they offer for sale on the boat terms for Oanh, or on the usual credit. Du ere are Invited to cell and examine their Meek •nl•dtf i B..KITE & Co. 11../. FURNITURE, BEDDING, ke. N 0.413 (We 129) WA.);NUT at. Phikdelphic A new and superior style of Spring Beds. [nio D. KITS. J08;;PH WALTON sun Om MEM tjato, (raps, SULLENDER & PASOAL, TIATTNRB, mil.Bm No. 8 8. SIXTH. sarnet, PhilivielpblB ODucational. HALL . OF ST. JAMES THE LESS NEAR PALLS OF SOIIIALRINL, ==SZEMin ff 2 Thin inctitution le designed, under tho auxpices of the Church, to giro to .1 limited number of bop a thorough codeginte education. or to prepare them for any chits of college they may aide to outer. Reference: The Bt. Ilea, ALONZO POTTER. For particulars, seeress Rev. PINKNEY ITAMSIONP, Rector, or iltFebl7 Prof. L. ANUELE, Princpal. PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE, WEST PIIILADELPIIIA. No Seminary whatever Is more like a private family. The course of study Is extensive and thorough. Pro fessor Sounders will receive a few wore pupils under fourteen years of ago Into hie family. Enquire of Messrs. J. S. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W. Forney, Editor of this Paper, whore eons or ward,' are now member. of hie familg. septl4-tf Job printin3. JAMES 11. BRYSON'S BOOK AND JOB u PRINTING ROOMS, 2 North SIXTH Street, lira above Market, Philadelphia 'Hanka, Conte, Bill Meade, Pitutphlete, and general I rioting attended to Binding attended to In connect'oc vrlttl printed bend Inge of !Hanka and Reeeipte d2-tt fri!LVANM,-10,000—VICAPOCC612, F; 1 Card.. per &Lour! 111 , Pr., 0. • 11, antrb.olni by As .bar I' ol ' A Ulu 14, 11,11 A AGO CA." rws L ..ICO or 3e TIC TX:4 ' l' R e r= 4 ll , t7,l l : The verb' lenst .13k—trffl Polo s t 4 Cl) l Army, FOURTISI ST. below ch vdnot lI DIIILADELP.HIA TYPE FOUNDRY N. W. Cor. THIRD and CIIEBNIN - - - L. PELOUZE & SON, thankful for the liberal pa tronage heretofore accorded to their Establishment, and desirous to merit its continuance, would announce to Printers and Publishers that their now SPECIMEN BOOK is now ready, and from their increitard aro now prepared to furnish every thing necessary in a complete Printing Establishment, at the shortest no tice. Their long practical experience in the business, awl the fact of their personal superintendence of the manufacturing department, justifies them In asserting that they can furniiill a more durable and better fin. lobed article than their cotempuraries. Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materials, would do well to apply to them previous to purchasing elsewhere. 011 type taken at 9 Cents per pound, In exchange for new at specimen prices. aul-tf 3T5000 BOXES OF AMERICAN WIN DOW GLASS, of all sizes and qnslities, for 9e at lonest prices. Our assortment is complete, and ore daily resolving fresh lots from the ltenslngton Glass Works. Sheets & bully's make superior to any in the market as to brilliancy and regular thickness ' equal to French We are now receiving two third,' of the Glass made at these works. 2,000 boxes French Mass of all sixes. 4,000 feet hough Wass for skylights. 5,000 feet Engraved and Enamelled Glass, of all pat terns. White Lead. French and &merles!! Zinc, Paints, &c. 100 000 lbs White Lead. 50,000 lint French Zinc, (Vioille Montague). 75,01:9 His An erlcau Zinc. Brown Zinc. a full supply. Chrome Green, 11 full impply. Chrome Yellow n full mippiy Prussian Blue, a lull supyly. Paris Green, a full supply. Address your orders to SNIITIt, Wholesale Druggists Awl Manufacturers, Solo Proprietors of the Poona Steam Color Works Store 8. W. corner SECOND and OREEN Streets Philadelphia. dell tf VERYSUPERIOR NO. 40 TIVO-TIIREAD MANG- TWINE, just received and for male by WEAVER, WITLER k CO ;C2-tl No 23 N. WATER bt and 22 N. wILARvxs TFIE" `PRESN.--1111LADELP111A, litia)NfiSnAt, JANUARY - 20 • Igss. ' ATION en in the %Id unite, t oaken on Attorney for Widow E. B. SANDFORD, General Supetrintenelent JOHN HALDEMAN, Agent Arrtrniture gotclo aub ticetauranto TONES HOUSE, CORNER OF MAR a STREET AND MARKET SQUARE, HARR l'A. WELLS COVERIX , Propele tor. This now and elegant Maid. recently erected by the Messrs. Jones, in Harrisburg, Pa.. having been leased for n term of yearn by the undersigned, lie takes thin method of culling the attention of his former patrons, friends, and the travelling community, thereto. Having a front of 112 fort on the principal street of the city, and 62 fee t front on Market Square, it cannot kill to prove attutetire AA well as inviting to et augers. The ehan,bers are of due sine, well ventilated, and lighted with gam; a number with connecting doors, making them very desirable for bunnies. The hells ere warmed throtigliout by heaters. and every modern improt °meta. in tact, has been Wed, that may conduce to the safety, comfort, end happiness of the guests. Visitor' may, therefore, rest assured that the JONES, 110118 E hoe been made perfect In all its appointments; that each department hoe been pineed in champ of eX perienced and competent parsons; that in every parti• cedar the system which ban boon adopted by the propri etor will afford to those who may make it their baton as great a degree of corn ort an may be obtained at any similar establishment in the State. Ti, section this desirable result, he has furnished the public and private parlors, chambers, dining 100 M, AC., ilh entirely new furniture, and also arranged within tiro building a lino barber's saloon, oyster saloon, dress• ing room, hot and cold baths, The culinary department a n d dining corm will receive the especial Attention of the proprietor, which, he trusts, will be a sufficient, guarantee that all tastes will ha suited. After returning his heartfelt thanks to hie old friends and patrons for the generous patronage so lung extend ed to hint at the •• Covorly Iloune," and Also to his friends and patrons at the 0 Columbia Hoene," Cape Inland, during the season of ho respectfully soils cite a continuance of it at the •• JONES HOUSE " ja7seoillni WELLS COVIIRLY. "GU ' ," SEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT. TILE LARDER. contains, in part, Oanvaiiii.back Bucks, fled-hood Ducks, Chesapeake Bay Terrapins, taken from fishing boats,) Jersey tirouse, Prairie Grouse, Pile limits. Partridges, Venison, Capons, BOA more and Norfolk Oysters, An. THE DINING-1100MS and PARLORS of thin es tabPidnnent will compare favorably with any house of the kind in the States. By an arrangement and con nection with " (Iny's Monument (louse,” Baltimore, and ono of the finest bounce in Now York, it is enabled to furnish delicacies from Northern or Soothe n markets at abort notice. Private Parlors for Parties, and Chambers to let jals.finu3t fu E li (MAN TS' HOTEL, NORTH. FOURTH BTREET AnoTA Hmucvl, PHILADELPHIA. iti24-tt Bic:HIDDEN & BONS, PnoraDiroAo TO N E S 25' tY ARCII STP.N,ET BALOGNB, 727 and 729 ARCII STREET HOLIDAYS: HOLIDAYS' The Holidays are close nt hand, and Jones's Arch street Saloon is prepared for the immense demand that will be made upon it for CONFROTIONS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CANDIES IMPORTED WAPRRS.SI.T TOR TIIO TRUANT 1511 , ,50N! Every variety of lion Bons, Priatiles, Bonebou Drops, now style of Gum Drops, Eau Sucre Drops, L'angliterre Don Bona, and every variety rare and costly candies manufactured in Paris. Por Prenenta, all MISS Rod PATTRIINS of Ornamental Boxes, Pyramids, Ribbon Tice filled. with the choicest variety of Confections, and varying in price from One Dollar up to Fifty Dollara. Some of these Deux are the NooT 817PIIRR SPRCIAIRSB OF FASO! WORE AND ARTISTIC UNSION area orroßgD IN THIS COONTRT. To the Ladies, an well as to the whole public, dones'a Saloons are the most attractive in the City, and in splendor of adornment and finish are superior to any in the Union DIWAKFAS7S, DINNERS, AND SUFFERS, Served up lathe choicest and most eapeditiont style, FRUIT OF ALL KINDS, ICE CREAMS. JELLIES, GAME AND OYSTERS, Constantly ready for visitor!, In profusion. PLAIN, PANCY, AND ORNALIINTAL OAKES AND PIES ON EVERY DESCRIPTION. NEW YORE TEA BISCUIT, And, In fact, all the 'VARIETIES, LUXURIES, and DELICACIES of every clime and country. BALLS, PRIVATE PARTIES, Presentation Suppers, and Families supplied at the shortest notice and on reasonable tenon. A continuance of the patronage hitherto no liberally bestowed by the public in respectfully colleted. deS.tf R. R JONES, Proprietor. CAMPBELL'S RESTAURANT .-VENI v SON I Wild Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, Grouse, Fresh Salmon, thincatique, Opiuschique, Princess Day Abse con], and Cove Oysters, with every variety of OAHE, wild or domestic, in season. Ocean Turtle Soup an' Terrapin Suppers served up at the shortest notion, at JOHN CAMPBELL'S, No, 627 CHESTNUT street, op [melte the State house. N.B. No expense or pains has been spared by the Proprietor in fitting up this new establishment in the most sumptuous manner—the second story being for the accommodation of Private Parties for Dinners, Suppers, kw. Entrance for Ladles tovrards Sixth street. nov7-3m ITJILoGOWAIVS RESTAURANT, SOUTH west corner of IMOAD and WALKIIT.—Game end all other delicacies in season. Vamllies supplied with Orsterson the shortest notice sep7-int Wince anb fAquata lIAMSAY'S ISLAY MALT scorou JI WHISKEY —2O Puncheons of the above Superior Whiskey, now landing from ahip Windsor Forrest, at Shippen greet wharf, for Bale by JOSEPII F. TOBIAS, 200 and 208 South FRONT Street. BRANDIES.--ic Pinot Castillon," Marott, and other Cagliari; of various vintager, In half pipes: and quarter mole; ellovolein Rochelle Brandies, pale and dark, in half pipes, half auks, and one•eighth wk.". Imported and for sale by HENRY BOHLEN & 00 , e 027 221 and 223 South Vourth street A LEXANDER V. ROLM.ES, WINE AND LA. LIQUOR STOOL No. 228, Southomt Con or of GEORGE and BOUM &mita. attl-17 I. LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER N.J. IN FINK WINES, LIQUORS, OIGANS, Eta.,,Ft South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia. sully BRANDIES.—Pinet, CasUlion & Co., Ma rat & Co., and other brands of Cognacs of sarlons dfonhalf pipes and quarter casks ; Pellevotrl9 Imptidgr,'Olet.. pale and dark, in halt pipes, quarter ant Nos.II.ILENRY_IIORLEN & CO., o cu pil L street. & BUTZ, PORTER, ALE AND LAGER BEER BREWERY, No. 520 (nek N 0.933) North THIRD Street, Philadelphia.—Shippinly ordere promptly attended to. koL.II aabacro ufl Cigars ULAVANA OIGARS—A handsoixto asurt ment, such as Figaro, Cabanas, Gloria, Wm), Torrey Lopes, Ptah3nn, Sultann, Jupiter, Oonrerolanton, Union Americana, Flora Oubana, ho., ti ANON, of all Al.en end qua l• xtrolring, nod for 'We lon, 0114 RLES TETE.. X, 1.5 1-10 tlen, in store And conelantly by ew) laft WALNUT Street, below Second, second toy 1: 4 1IGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS 11. 111t6Aft8.--A. choice invoice of three oelobratel brands on board brig "Now Era," daily expected frau Elarana, and for (tale bow, by OHANI,ES TETS, (New) 188 Walnut nicest, below Second, ant Second Story, illtrcliant Ufailars JOHN P. DOHERTY, YORNHRIS WITH KKLLT k AROT/INA, LATE WITH LUKENS, KELLY, k CO., TAILOR, 814 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE EIUHTH, Ilan 11011 with hint the heat Taliore that iirt engaged in the Waimea In this country. CIIARLAS ROTH, formerly the leading tailor of this city; M. Kama, formerly cutter for 0. Roth & Co., and into Coot and Vent cutter with Lukens. Kelly, A. Co.; Hooky Wououu, the beat Ponta and Vent cutter in the United Staten, for years cutter with Depierrin, under the Irving Rouge, Broadway, and with Depierrin Pettus, under the St. Nicholan Motel, Brcadwny. The moot unremitting attention pant to the wishes of all who patronise the enteblishinent. The best of Clothes made at moderate prices for credit, low pricfs for ca,ll. oeltt•tt J AMES SHER IDA N, MERCHANT 117 TAILOR Noe. 16 and 18 South NINTH STREET, ABOVE INIESTNUT. A large and well aeleetod atonic of CLOVIS and OASSIMERES always on hand. All Olothing made at this Establishment will be of tho best quality, and in the most faahionablo ntyto. Particular attentlon given to UNIFORM CLOTH. ING. Ann if Q. II ARPE'S ALEN'S AND BOYS' OLOTIIINCI, 148 North YOUII2II Ptrnet, betwonn Arab and Men 41:0-1r VOAL! COAL! COAL !-TAGGART'B OrIsEBRATED SPRING MOUNTAIN LEMUR ODAL. J. & B. OARTERI3IIIIIIIOWOOD,TAMAQUA GOAL GEOIIOI4 W. fiNYDINS PINK FOREBT SWIM. RILL COAL. RANDALL & MEREDITH Hare for sale, end ore constantly receirias from above celebrated Collieries, COAL 01? ALL SIZES. Them is no Coal nrined anywhere, equal in quality these and a trial will nonunion any one of !heir greet superiority. Our Coal in Terry carefully screened at our yards, and we will warrant It perfectly free from elute, dust and all impurities. Our ItItIOES arena LOW as the VERY LOWEST. Orders left at onr Moo, No. MI 8013111 FRONT Atreet, above Walnut. Order,' left at our Yard, CA LLOWII.II,I, itreet, beloa BROAD rarest. Orders left at our Wherf, WATER streot, above OAL. LOWll.ll,L—or nen! to either place per Despatch Pont, will receive prompt attention. Purchnaern for Family una will do well to call and ex amine our Conl bothro purchasing elsewhere QOIWYLKILL AND LEIII(}H COAL.- I am dolly receiving., at my yard, the bent quality o. 13011UTI,KILL AND LLftIOII COAL My euntomern, and all others who may favor ow with thenordrra, may rel getting 011 Coal will be eeeeler , to them.Er oino ptatt = e.iftlli.hment to offer at LOW YItIOES. ALEXANDER CONVERY, N. B. corner of Broad and Cherry At.. ERNIE( AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.- DALY, PORTEN k CO., COAL DEALERS, No. 821 PNIMN Street, above Eighth, keep eonntantly nn hand, at the very lowest eaten, a full eupply of Lehigh and Schuylkill Cont. au 1.6 m A RCHER, WARNER, MISKEY, & CO., MNIIPACTURERR OF .LO. 11ASALI PHIS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, FITTINGS, MO ntl kinds of Henan.' l.omp Wolk, If irandolea, Ac., No US CHESTNUT STREET, ARCHER, WARNER, & CO , No 370 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. [FP' Building.i fitted filth thin Piper+, and all kinds of altering and repairing of Una Work, del?. ate r, (Win GALLS. WHALE OIL, ofi l yulf 1,000 gall Elophent 011, bb Mile. No. 1 Lard 011. for male by CROAK/ALM, PEIRON, k Co., No. 104 N Delaware avenue TIP USSIA MATS.-500 dozen RUSSIA MATS, snitable for gardeners' lime. For sale by WEAVER, FITUR, A. CO., No. 23 North WATER street, And 22 North Wharves HALE ROPE.--finyers arc invited to call Jul' sad woman° our Manila Dale Rope ' which we can eau 101 l so low ac American, and warrant It superior in trans% and durability. WEAVER, FITLISR & 00., 'pi°. 28 N. Water et. and UN. Whim 11, gibipping IUZARQUE MARGARET FOR NEW OR LEANS —LOUISIANA LINN —To auli with quick ilittititeli—Thix Week Freight taken at as low vans 11.9 any other vie cl lending. The rouisrkably coppored packet barque 31 Alt KT. Captain Wood, Is now loading at RACE. etreet ohs 1, Being of malt raper:it coil Laving large engigententn, oho will sail on above l•hipper. will p1..a.0 bring their gouda alongside and bilk 14 104,11 6 to the counting•henee for tigoattire For hide net, of freight, is hlrh will be taken at as low rated an any other vessel leading , apply on board, or to 1111. 4 1101 , SISIONS, & CO., 120 (late e.O) NORTH Wll/I.IIVES The M. inshro4 nt the lowest rates, and will take steam down the Delaware and up the 111issuotippi. j vIB dtl 91HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS PROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL Chief Cabin ['imago &mond Cabin Pamango £OO3l BUSTOS TO LIVIiIIPOOL. Chief Cabin Passage 6110 Second Cabin ramp 60 The snips from Boston call at Halifax. P E RBI A, Capt. Judk ins. CANADA Capt Lan-"% AR A.111.A, Capt J. ;Roue. AMERIC, Capt Kir kman ARIA. Capt. 11. 11 Lott. NIA() ARA, Capt.Byrio. AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt J. Leitch. These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head; green on starboard bow; red on port bow. AFRICA, Shannon, learn N. York, Wednesday, Jan. 20. AMERICA, Wickman," Boston ' Wednesday. Jon. 27. EUROPA, Leitch ; 11 N York, Wednesday, Feb. 3. CANADA, Lang, o Boston, Wednesday, Feb. 10. AIIAR I A,SIono. " N.York, Wednesday, Fob 17. NIAGARA, Millar, o Boston, Wednesday, lob. 24. Berths not encored until paid for. Au experienced Surgeon on board. The owners of these Ships will net be accountable for Bold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metals, unless bil ls of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or pa.snage apply to jal4..y Si. CUNAItD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York. QAVANNAIi STEAMSHIP LINE FREIGHTS REDUCED. The well-known first-does side-u heel ntenninhip STATE Of GEOB(11A, John J. Cary u. Command -r, will be mar to receive freight on WEDNESDAY, Joe, nary 21 1111•1 nail on 9A.TI.IIIDAY, January 30, at 10 o'clock A. 31. At Ssvannah this Alp . connects with st(wlnern for Florida, and for all places in the South ant Southwest. Cabin vinnago 5 0 0 0) Steerage do 8 00 No freight received on , t'iiriity morning No bills of holing higned alter the ship hen nailed. for freight or paFgno, 01 ply to A. HERON, Jr No. 32S North Wharves. 0 A. WWI:a% k CO., 3a14 Agents in Savannah. 1 4 *)1{, SAN FRANC ISCO.-To sail on tho 1610 instant —The famous clipper ships EDWIN 'LYE, 0 P. We Commander, and EDWIN FOR REST, CROVKIIIt, Commander. Roth of these magnificent ships are now loading In Nen York, and will he despatched its above. For balance of freight apply to 11151100, SIMONS, k CO., Ja2 120 (Pilo 50) NORTH WHARVES. rgauE — GLASGOW AND NEW YORR .111- BTE4lleun , COMPANY'S splendid and pownilul steamers, EDINBURGH, 2,500 tons, IVin. Outoming, Commander, NEW YORK, 2,150 ton, Robert Craig, 11 GLASGOW, 1,002 tons, John Duncan. Aro appointed to sail . . Fito , l OW allow. New York, Saturday, 19th December Edinburgh, Saturday, 16th January. Glartgow, Saturday, Stith January. FROM MOW Y 014%. - 1 ::dio b "2 11 ) Saturd,.7.yeb,l3.ql, of I'L o'clock, noon RATES OF PA6SAOI; /EOM (IL/BOLAS. Firatelarof Steerage, found with cooked provision. FROM NISW Yuan. Find. Clant $75 DO Steerage, round with cook.? I prrovl.ton4 ...... 30 00 Children under 14 years of age, half fare; Infants in Steerige,V3. Return tickets available within nix month'', by any steamer of thin lino. _ . Out and home, That Claag. $l4O 00 Out and home, Third Chan 00 00 An experienced iiirfreou &mulled to each Steamer. For pena•:ge, apply to WORKMAN & CO , 123 WALNUT Street, Philadel phia. HALL A LONVY, Ilitelianan'a Wharf, Baltimore HOBERT CllAI(l, 17 Broadnity, New York. jad.Ont 1) FRANCE, 1857. Steatwthlp Company —The 'hips AItAGO, 2,50 Loon, ntl FULTON, 2500 tons, or, will leave New York, the year' 1357 And 513, on FOR ENGLAND A Few York and 'lime United Stelae 51101 Steam David Linen, commander, James A. Wotton, comman Havre and Southampton, to the following dart ; Arno, Saterdny, Jan. 9 Fulton, do. Feb. 0 Arego, do. Mann Fulton, do. April Troi 1107 40 Iton, ;Saturday, Ang. 22 Arago, do. Bopt. 10 Felton, do. Oct. 11 Arago, do. Nov. 14 Patton, do, 1:0,3. 12 LIAVIS ROVTII,IIOIOI. 1887. Arago, Wedueaday, Aug. 20 Fulton, do. eopt. 23 Arago, do. Oct 21 Fulton, do. Nor. 18 Arago, do. Deo. 18 1838. Fulton, do. don. 13 [Arno, do. lob. 10 Fultor dr Mar. 10 LI , IIII 1867. Arogo, Tuenday, Aug. 26 Fulton, do. Sept. 22 Arno, do. Oct. 20 Fulton, do. Nov. 17 tango, do. Deo. 16 Ina Fulton, do. Arago, do, Putror, do. March 9 Amp, do April 6 9ulton, du D 1 ny 4 Arno, do. June 1 inlton, do. June 19 inlion, An. ._ Arago, do. April Naito'', do. Hay 6 Arno, do. Jona 2 Fulton, do. June 80 TIIIO3 or PABOACIN : Trom New York to Southampton or Haire—lire Cabin, *IN ; Second Cabin, $75. „ rOM NATre or Southampton to New York—lire • Cabin, RN frace; Second Cabin, 600 francs. Tor freight nr paesago, apply to MONTIXER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 7 Broadway NVILLIAkf ISNLIN, " there CROSNNY it CO., B..mthiton 1011411.10 A N .1317 tiOPE AN IMPRESS AND EX. 3 " • Pails. CHANG)! 00. ana i SHE .NEW YORK. AND LIVERPOOL IJNITED STATES MAIL IMAMERS.--The compoi,iog this Line are: The ATLANTIC, Copt. Oliver hldrldge. The hALTIO, Gpt. Joseph Con:tuck. f•The ADRIATIC, Capt. /Met Yirst. “ „ "1” CAM ton been taken In their eoos - truction, on also In thulr engines, to eneere streugth sod speed, and their accomuultationa for pm:lel:gm are Liverpool, in first nn r eg ri na o. l , l , cd f pco.r agee ag• f a r l ", 1% , 12 0 o C ( r o r Z. e or.on d o., UN from Liverpool to Now fifir, mbin 3(f and 20 guineut. No berths secured unless paid for. The ships of this line have Improved water-tight bulk heads. . DROPOSHD DATZS 05' SAILING. FROM PAW Tonic. 0002 LIVItaPOOL. Saturday, June DO, 1857 Wednesday, June 21, 1867 gaturtlny, July 4,1857 Wednesday, July 8, 1857 /Saturday, July 18, , 1857 Wednesday, July 22, 1857 Saturday, Mg. 1, 1857 Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1357 Saturday, Aug. 15, 1857 Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1857 (Saturday, Sept. 12, 1857 Wednesday, Sept 2, 1587 Saturday, Sept. 28, 1857 Wednesday, Svpt 30, 1887 EAPieday, Oct. 10, 1857 Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1667 Saturday, Oct. 2,1 DSO Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1957 Bnturduy, Nov. 7. 1837 Wednesday, Nov.ll, 1857 Pe tuplay, Nov. 21, 1857 Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1857 Saturday, Deo. 6, 1557 Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1857 Wednesday, Deo. 22, 1857 /or freight or ;mirage, apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, No 50 Wall street, N. Y. EItOVVN, SHIPLEY & 00 , Liverpool. RTEPIIDN KENNARD .t 00., /7 Austin friars, London. B. G. WAINIVItIOTIT A. CO., Purls. The owners of these ships will not be acconntable for gold,,silrer, bullion, specie, jerreiry.pc oolong stones or metals nobles bills of ladingt• . I f nod therefor, and the value thereof expressed therein auldt anb ikon VENN STEAM ENGINE AND SOH 1:11 WMCB. REANEY, NEAFIE & CO., Palarium, AND THEORETICAL ENOINIIERN MAOIIINIRTS, BOILER-MAKERS, 11ACK- AND FOUNDERS Haying for meny years been in successful operation, and been exelushely engaged a building and repairing Marne and 'liver Engine!, high and tow prereuro, Iron Morita, Water Tanks, Propellers, he., k e , respectfully offer their services to the public, no being lolly prepared to contract for Engines of all mires, Atm., hirer, And FtAtlonary. Having nets of patterns of different sires, are prepared to execute orders nab quick despatch. Every description of pattern-making made at the shortest notice High and tow Pressure, Flue, Tubu lar and Cylinder Bollers,ot the beet Pennsylvania char coal Iron. Torginge of alt awe and kinds; Iron and Burn Castings of all descriptions; 801 l Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work eonnsated with the above business. Drawings and specifications for Ml work done M their establishment fire of charge, awl work guaranteed. The subscribers hare ample wharf dock room for re pairs of boats, where they can lay in perfect safety, and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, he , &n., for raising beery or light weights. _ . . THOMAS HEANEY, JAOOII O. NEAVIB, JOHN P. LEVY, ►01.7 BEACH and PALMER Streetg, Kennington InNURL T. 11.(11ARIOM VAIJOIDLII WILLIAM R. EiIIISRIOS. Q,OUTIIVTARK FOUNDRY , FIFTH AND WASNINGTON 8TR1111719, TIIILADULPHIA. MERRICK el SONS, ENCIINDERB AND MACIIINIBTB, manufacture High and Low Pressure Ream Engines, (or Land, River, and Marine service. Boilers, (lasometern, Tanks, Iron floats, ho , Calk. lugs of all kinds, either Iron or [lrene. Iron frame roof, for Has Works, IVorkshops, Railroad fitstione, he, Worts and Gan Machinery of Ike latest and most Improved conntnlctielt Avery description of Plantation machinery, each an Puget. Haw, and Orist Mille, VACIIIII , I Pans, Open Stearn Trainn, Defeentorn, Bilkers, Pumping Engines, he, Bole Agente for N. Rillieux's Patent Snot 111,11Ing Apperaturi Na•myyth'n Intent Steam Hammer; .1 P. Been' Pntent Valve Motion for Bleat Machinery met &vim Pumps. Superintendent—ll. 11. 11A11TOL AHD NORRIS he SUN, Liidol4o TIVII STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, ONVirivontrit BTRNAT, HAMILTON, FAIRViDW AND OADDAN STREETS, /wired exclusively in the manutuctnre of LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINES. Idanufaeture to order Locomotives of any arrange ment, weight or capacity, for the use of Wood or CA., .rßetumenous Coal in its cruds state, or ANTIIRAOITS COAL, WITHOUT RMITTINO OMAN, OAS OA Tile. In design, material and reorkmanship, the Locomo tives produced at these Works are equal to, and not ex celled by any. The materials used in construction are made on the spot and Insure the bent qualify and most reliable stock. The large extent of Shops, and C OM. plots Equipment of Machinery and Toots, enable them to execute the BEST OF WORK WITH (TREAT DESPATCH, GT ANY ARRANGEMENT REQUIRED. MILLED OAR WHEELS, HAMMERED AXI46, With Forging!' of any siro or Conn, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, And LtAOII.INR WORK gennrally. HENRY LATIMER NORRIS ItICUATID NORRIS aal•ly CJJEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE, %J of ineellentquality, le Fold at the Gm; WORKS o r ti n , retilved price of five cents a bustiol, and may be obtained in large or entail quantity by ap. N Plying at the tine (Mee, No. 20 Routh BEVENTLI To Purehasera by Wholonia, It Ie sold at the Werke In Plret Want, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An. thraclte, a 152.50 per ton (Slgned,) J.O. OBERON khnsineet. PHILADBIA/ 1 1/ GIB WORICA. ABB WI, WT. aui7-tf IiVONDERS OF THE AGE—LIGHT, V MORT FOR ALL —D. P. PETERS' Patent Non•ExploMen Self-Generating GAS LAMPS In just the thing to suit all. Price $1 50 op ; all may bayou supe rior Light by calling at Om Depot. This Lamp in adapted to all pieces and pm poses, and only repirea a flint to (eel its advantages over all others The Lamp forms its own gas. Our Patent Burnera ran he fitted to every ordinary Fluid Lump, with little expense, without the least pte‘sllile danger. All are Invited to Call and examine tor themselves Town, County, and State rights for sale. The proprietor in in want of Agents, giving a rare ahance to make money. D P. PETERS, Gan Lamp Depot, n024.3ni 13 W. one Second and Chestnut at,, insurance Tompanies 1 3 IIII.ADELPIIIA FIRE AND LIFE IN COMPANY, , VE OII I'OIIAT SURANCE EI) E TllE 3TAT EOF P .E:Ndi 5. VA M INNIS, A now ratabli,lied 1-1 in the N ir nor office, No EM 01111dr- Iv UT street, utters. the v aro prepa , eA t r rooks ALL KIN lid OP INSITRANCE• fl um Irns by lire, on pr - P town or roentry paity of very description, in , PUBLIC' BUIL Li LNG S, 57.011E5, 11IVEL LINGS, 11 ',1115110 L'Ar TO RIES nod NANO FACTORIEB, VESSELS, Alan, INlercbontlino of all kinds; Stocks or °poll; stor.ki 01 Country eturet ; Ooodd on storage, or in bond, Sieeks and Tunis of At title rs and 31,brimee; Furni tine, Joe dry, Fixtures, kc hrAc . at moPterote mina of [premium, nod for any period of time Tlii3 Company rotor to their past career as an ample girtrantee for tho PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF All. TILEIR. LOSSES. Tbero aro nt this time no unsettled claims against them. IWET. P. KING, President. M. IV. BALDWIN, Vico l'reeident rItANCIeI BLACK 111.110,:, Secretary. iffAl INE AND FIRE INSURANCE. ITU. THE INSURANCE COM ItANY OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—CHARTERED IN 175 I—with capildl or TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, mol a large surplus In addition, invested in MlOlll.l and available securities, continuo to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Ituthhogs, Welts of Merchandise, At: , Au., on Ilb oral terms. OFFICE, No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILDING, WAL NUT ;treat, below TlOrd. DIRECTORS FOR YEAR 113:18 : John Steuart, William R white, Stowell Toby, Charles 8. Wart, John M. Scott, George 11. Btoart, Charles 74 scalester, Tobias Wagner, John It Budd, Samuel Grant, Jr , William S. Smith, Thomas R. Watts., llenuti.Freenlon JOHN STEWART, President Wibbtax lIARPNR, Secretary. jal3-cody I _a. Ml} MUTUAL HEALTH INSURANCE FOCTET OF FENNSYLVAN lA. Offlee, No. 'Mt South FOURTH Street, above WALNUT, (Up Stairs,) Eblttvlelphir.. CAPITAL, $20,000 SILAS DREW, PRP.Kirshr Pin*mini 131,.01,111.tee:--ll L. BROWN, J. JOHNSON E F. HAZLETON. The object of thin Society is the creation of a Mutual Fowl, to be applied in the must advantageoun manner for the benefit of flo s ck nieruNrS. fly the payment of the following yearly depoaibi you will become a Lite Member of the Society, and will be entitled to a weekly benefit if yon should be dkabled by lileknvnA or accident from attending to your ordinary buainebe or occupation No LIANILITT TO AFIBINSUENTO Yearty Deposits of Afembers under 50 Years of Age $2 00 per year draw $2 00 per week. 300 " " 3 00 " 4 " 4 . 00 " " " 000" 000 11 11 11 000' it 700 11 11 700 .1 It 800 8 00 11 0 00 14 9 90 11 11 /0 " " 1000" First week excepted • • • In addition to the above an erneme Fee all 60 alit be charged the first year which nand be pant at the time of malting application and the yearly deposit to thirty days Ali chums for sickness wilt be promptly paid. Al! communications should be addressed to SILAS S DREW, Prenident, 154 Smith Fourth Ntreet, Philadelphia TREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND dr , LX TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING, No 403 VIAL NUT, Corner of FOURTH Street. Charter Perpetual Authorized Capital $500,000 FIRE, INSURANCE. 'Bolted or perpetual.. MARINE INBURANCE on Towlela, Cargoes, and _ Freights Canandaigua. INLAND INSURANCy by Rivers, Canals, Laken, and Moue's, is Berham Rochester Land Carriage. ASSETS, Nov. 1, 1051. Niagara Falls Real Estate (57 , 000 00 Buffalo Real Cslateheld In trust, (in Philo ) Ruiuesc 8 Bonds stri Mortgages . . !flicks, (par value 802,450) present value..., 67,915 00 Stork pole,. 30,400 00 Bills receivable 27,448 81 Cash in bank nod on band 2,164 38 Cash in Unlit of Agents 7,633 92 Creiniunts unpaid 9,303 88 DtRECTORI CHARLES C. LATIIROP, 1423 Walnut street WM DARLING, 1510 Pine street. ALEX 14111 UDEN, merchnnt, IS North Front st. LAS 13AZLEII01113T, Attornoy and Counsellor. JOHN C HUNTER, firm of Wright, Hooter, A Co. E TRAOY.Orni of E Trsey & Co , Goldsmiths' Hell JOHN 11. M'CURDY, lion of Jones White, & M'Curdy THOS. L GILLESPIE, Erin of Oillespio S. Zoller. JAS. B EMIThI, firm of Jas. II Smith & Co. E. HARPER JEFFRIES, Rein of Wm U. Brown & Co JON It YoODES, office enr. Seventh and Ransom stA CRAB E THOMPSON, Oleo 413 Chestnut street. ALFRED TAYLOR, °Rice Cairo City Property JONA J. SLOCUM, °Rice 220 South Third street. CIIABLES C hATIIROP, Preentent. WM DARLING Yiee•President. LEWIS 01111(1011Y, 20 Vlee-Preeident, New York 11. K. RICUARDSON, Assißtent-Seeretary. de23..t, (TORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE CO3l - :t3l WALNUT STREET. Charter perpetual. CROW, 11300,000. Subscribed, $200,000. Paid up, 5140,000. Thin Company In now prepared to Imo FIRE and DIARINE POLICIES on farn,rablo term. Pnasonear-70/IN SWIFT. Tins PAUBIDIVIT—HENRY BIRD. - FIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM LA PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Northeset Corner of TIMID and DOCK Streets. Capital. $012,725 03. INSURES LIVES for short terms, or lor the whole term Of lite--grants annuities mad endowtnenta—pur chases lifo Interests in Real Estate, and makes all contracts depending on the contingenclen of Life. They not a. , Executors, Administrators, Assignees, Trustees, and Guardians. TIMMINS. Daniel L Millet, Samuel E. Stokes, Benjamin Coates, William Martin Richard 8 Newl,4, James 11. McFarland, William I'. Ilnekor, Joseph H. Trotter, William II Kern, Jamul Euston, Fenno' O. Duey, Theophilue Paulding, Charlee Hallowell, Edmund A Sotler, Henry C. Townemad, Daniel L. Ilutchimon, Rodolghua Kent, John W. Humor, William IL Cal r, Ellie 8. Archer, E4lward 'P Mott, &rulet J. Chrislint, _ _ :William Iloherdarm - - - Joan - ti — lirenner, • P.B Michler, Easton. U.S.ISIEL L. BULLER, Preeident. SAMIIIM N. STOKES, Vice Preen. Song W. Mumma, Secretary. nlB-1y 11(iV, s ) uiI, N. IN ItD er. 1:1 1. 0 . 3 .1 1 1 1 1 ,, li AND triyorace MARINE soI2iv N WALNUT Street, Philadelphia The following statement of the alfairA of the company is publielte,l in conformity aith prot Pion of is charter ; al.cmaßD 7POM tICIUST /, 1858, To AuousT 91, 18,57. • Fire premiums...... Marine pretnnune.,. Perpetual premiums Total amount premiums taken Earned fire premium 26,072 96 Earned marine premiums 165,005 00--isog7B 60 Deduct return premiums Net earned Marine lospief paid. 1.03 ,856 76 Fire leases paid.... 8,031 11 Ara vAge re coned... 6700 67 Interegro ceived...4Al 57 o - lunar lune 2,971 52 —8,083 86— 93,89 70 Expennem for ennimussions to agents, abatements so lieu of scrip, 5.03r1C., oftico rent, furnishing utile°, benkl, eta• tionery, Ar Crotn. and lup,s Nut prettt ASSMT6 CAM on I'llll4 V 2.61589 Pala rf ceirable 110,267 In Bends and mortgages 10,000 00 Stocks 203,100 00 Stuck notes 12,000 00 Duo by agents and others ^2,312 03 DIRECTORS. I'. M Poll Wm. F. Leech, C. E. Speogter, R T Rensi 1, AbrAlmon It..x, H II Tlno.ston, Wm It Woo.ln, Jon It. Wtthm,, Ovorge Ilowoll, Abraham I' Eyre, J Edgar Thonumn, W. Itmgmel, C O r Sonrr , Chnrles F. Norton, John W. Sexton, John It Lewar., Herman Ilnupt, James E SOlt4e, Nathan It. rot tg, H 11. elnllingfont PERCIVAL M POTTP, Presbient 0. E SPANOLFR, ViCA PreilidOnt. W. 11. Woons, Secretary. 0c2.1. R. T. KEW!, Tressarer. FIRE INSURANOR. SPRING GARDEN FIRE INSURANCE COM. PANY, CAPITAL $120,000, PAID IN 0.5811, AND SECURELY INVESTED, OFFICE, N. W. CORNER OF BIXTII AND WOOD ITS , SPRING GARDENS. CHARTER PERPETUAL. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. DIRECTORS. John 11. Dol,nert, Hong M. MI it, David Woolmien, Leiria Shim:lack Benjamin Davie, John Landoll, John Evans, Jr Charles Fielg, Auloy N. Park, William Si. IYoo lamer; During!, John B. Btoroneon, • Jacob B Mintzer ) Corwin Btoidard, Henry Horner, Thos. D. Tillinghriot, George K. Childs. JOHN H. DOHNART, Prenilent. I, A RUM BR A Ali, Norretary Wept A RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPA fiI. NY, NEW TOR R.—Office, No 29 Well street, art. joining the Mechanics' Bauk--Cltth Capital, V5OOOO, with a 'lupine. This Company insure Buildings, Mer chandise, Furnitere, Vessels in port and their Cargoes, and other property, against Loss or Damage by Tire and the Rinke of Inland Navigation. DIRECTOBB. Henry Grinnell, Joshua L Tope, Caleb Barstow, Rufus It (Ranee, Henry 0 Brewer, Henry Davie, Edmund ['enfold, 0 U Lilienthal, Henson It Corning, Theo. Polhemns, jr. Ogden Haggerty, Elinha E Morgan, ThOII3RA Monson, Atm. It. Van Neat, John U. Earle, William A Cary, Albert Ward, Thomas S. Nelson, Charlea Easton, James IV Phillips, Louie Lorut, Cherie', A. Racy, Samuel G Glidden, Edward nincken, Slept, Cambreleng, Wm N Shepard, Thomas Scott, Charles L. Frost, John Word, Lothrep L. Munroe, Henry K. Bogert, William R. Fosdick, Peter Edell, Emery Thayer, Benjamin 11. Yield, Geo. Weetleldt, A. It Trothlngham. Zalmon Taylor, Thos. P. Youngs, Henry 11. Blossom. Samuel L. Mitchell, ALBERT WARD, President. ItIFTIARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary. en 10-1 y NUF AC TIIR I..'RS' INS IIR ANGE COMPANY.—Charter Perpetual, Granted by the State of Penneylyania. Capital, V OO , OOO . Fire, Marine, and Inland Transportation. . . Aaron 8 Lippincott, chattels Wiest ' Wm. A. Rhoden, Alfred Weeks. Chattels J. Field, James P. Smyth, Wm. B. Thomas, J. Rinaldo Sank, Win. Neal, John P. :liming, AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President. WM A. RIIODI2I, Vice Prenident. ALFRED WEV.IiB, Slecrotaty. J. W. ISIARTIEN, Oureepor. Thin Company wan organised with a mirth eapital, the Directors have determined to adapt the he:ill:wee to its available reeourcer—to obeerve predenre in conduct ing its affeira, with a prompt adDiatnient of lours Onto No. 10 Merchants' Slcbange, Philadelphia. CIMMONWEALT3I FIRE INSURANCE 10 COMPANY, O' THE STATh OF PENNSYLVA. NIA —olNee, N. W. °erne': FOURTH And WALNUT Streets, Philadelphia. Subscribed Capital, UMW. Paid-up Oanital.s2oo. 4 loo. DAVID JAYNE, M. D., President THOMAS S. STEWART, Vice Pree't Sintin S. Moo, Secretary. out -ly I 1 e2O 98 838,729 81 ... 217.793 62 .... 221 00 (.55,747 43 $168,369 09 $lOl,OlO 80 60,849 67 63 40-141,753 27 124,076 82 $754,095 81 EMEETIEI insurance lEaninanice I)ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN PURANCE COW ANT. INCORPORATED IIY THE I,EO MATURE of PDNIi- 13313213 O FFIOE, S. B. Hefner THIRD end WALNUT Etreets, VIM &DELPHI,. MARINE INSURANCE, 01 , 1 y:MJELS, C ►ROO, To all parte of the World INLAND INSURANCES, On Goode, by Direr. Canals. Laken. and Land Carriage to all parte of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES, On Blerchandise generally. On Storee, Dwelling 'louses, de. ASSETS OF TUE COMPANY, Noroinber 2, 1857. llondg, Mortgagee, and Real Estate $101.350 94 PhilodelpisiaCtty and other Loans. 151,011 25 Stock in Bailin, nailroadfi, and Insurance e °.Vaniee Itvcelvable Cash on hand 1"1 ""to hand, of Agents, Prousinals on Mime Policies recently issued, on other dehts due the Company Subscription Notes...,, 701,7R5 37 0111 P.CTPRIB. i T:f il o: s pfi:; il y :PFu j i: ' , lag r William Martin Joseph 11. Seni. Edmund t ; Sunder, Jame", Trantuair, John C Dacia, JOllll It. Penman, I V Pentdmi, CI norge U. Leiner. Joshua P. Eyre, Edward Darlington, Punnet E Stoker!, Dr. IL M. Huston, Henry Sloan, Wm C. Ludwig, James II AleParland, Hugh Craig, Thomas C. Hand, Ppeneer Idol lulu, Robert Burton, Jr , Char'. Kelly, Jno B. Semple, Pltt.lagb II Jones 'Stooks, 4r. T Morgan, Jacob P. Jones, J T, Logan, WILLIAM MOTIN, President. THOMAS C. IiAND, Vim President. IIENI(V LYLBUIES, Secretary. Jabey CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE V INSURANCY. COMPANY Of aktfilnill. CONN. Cash Capital S-300,000. Lomas In Philadelphia and vicinity adjusted at the Viands/pant Office. By leave *a War to D. t . 8 Brown & C0.d0., Phila. Flom Joel Jonas, Phila. Chatfees, Stout & Co., " lion Revs Choate, Boston Hacker, Lea & Co., " Ilon. T. S. Williams, BarCd We have facilities for p acing any &meant of Insu rance in tho most reliable Companies. PHILADELPHIA RE YERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 415 (old No. 146) CHESTNUT ST. THeMPBON It 13.90 D, , sul-6m Agents. Ilai!tacit' Eines 13111LADELP.THA AND ELMIRA RAIL ROAD.. COMPANY.—QUICKEST ROUTE to a_ mire, Buffalo, Chicago, Rock Island, Niagara Palle, Stilwaukie, Burlington, Montreal, St. Paula, Detroit, Dunlieth, and t. Louis Passenger trains will leaie the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and VINE Streets, daily. Effindays excepted.) as follow.: 7 3f) A. M. DIY EXPREia, For Elmira, Niagara Fall., Cunt°, Detroit, Chicago Mil wankee, Rock Island, Galena, St Paula, Burlington and FM Louis, 3.30 P 11 MI PS EXPRESS, For Elinira L Niagara Fella, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, !itilvraukce, flock Island, lialeun, St Pauli, Burlington, and 01. Louie. Ticketsgood till tuied. ink baggage ched to LI•olra, Buffalo, and Buspension Bridge. - • • I :13:1= 3 iVilkeebarre William? Tor t Elmira ....... Cleveland, Tin N. Y. and Erie.. via Niagara Toledo, Tin New York and Erie Columbui . . Cincinnati, N•w York and Erie-- Niagara Pails Indlanapolie, TIP New York and Rrie Detroit, Via Slept, Pala Chicavt, 113 Great Western Railway.. Lake Shore Railroad.... Rock Inland, via Niagara Fall,' Lake Shore Railroad Darlington lowa City At Louis, Tut Chicago Ind innapolis Dunlieth UJ' Tickets ran be procured at the Philadelphia ani RlNrra Irosd Conipany'm Ticket Office, N. W corner of SIXTH and EIIESTNUT Street., and et the Pas monger Depot, 11110 AD and VINE. T11110(11111 EtiPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN . . isONTPS thr Depot, Broad street, belays 'Vim., duly, (Sundays excepted,) for all point4Wpet and North, at 8 P. M. Freights rengt be delivered before 3 P. M. to Insure their going the name day. MT — Freights are forwarded with greater despatch and Lower Nates than by Any line from thus city to the Went and Northwest. For further Information apply to ALLEN A HUGEL, Through Freight Depot. Broad. below Tine, CII&S. S. TAPPEN, General Agent, N. W. car. Sixth and Chestnut sta. Philala. G. A. NICOLLq, Gen'. Supt Philada and Reading Railroad. H. A. FONDA, Gent. Supt Catania., W. & E. Railroad. J. A RNDFIELD, de3l-]y Oenl. Supt. Wtmaport and Elmira Railroad. lIIIILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL a. 110A.IT—FAST FREIGHT LlNE.—Freight trains leave the Depot, BROAD Street, b low 'VINE, daily, for Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Canada. Detroit, Chimp), blilweultie, (Thiene, Dubuque, St. Louis, and interme diate points. This 18 the shortest route to Canada and the Imko Ports, and good,' will be forwarded with greater despatch to the above pints thou by any other route. TARIFF OF PAICIII ?FR 100 LDS Via Rallrcatt let clsss. 2d class. 81 class. 4th rhos flosperodort 'Bridge-105 80 70 00 Elulrola or Dunkirk 1 45 SO 70 00 M=3l=lE . Chicago ...... 1 PO 1 45 1 15 1 Od Freight going through by rad all the way met be marked "VIA BAIL." Mark geode tic ftltrerilhinandkeedlng Railroad, and send to the Build, Broad street, below Vine, daily, before b P. 11. Yor further information in regard to this rotate. call at the throngh freight. office of the Yhiladephia, Nia gara. and Great Western Line, N. NY. corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT. VDENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE GRE.AT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At lantic Cities with Western, North-western, and South western Staff., by s continuous Railway direst. This Road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of steemore to nit ports on the 'Western 'Rivera, and at Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all porta or the Nortb-western Lakes ,• making the most DIRECT. CHEAPEST and RELIABLE ROUTE by which Freigl t can be forwarded to and from the GREAT WEST RAT} A BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AI.ID PITTS BURGH. TWIT 01.•86—Boots, Bboee, Hata, and Caps, Books, Dry Hoods, (in Loxes bales and trunks), Drugs, (in boars and bates) Feathers, Furs, leo 900. par 100 lbs 131001tD CILABB--Domentla Biseeting, Shirting and Ticking, (in original bales), Drugs (in casks), Hardware, Leather, Liquor, (In oneks,) Wall Paper, Wool, and Sheep reits, Eastward, IL e. ke 7150. per 100 lb. THIRD CLASS—Anvils, Chains, (in seeks), Hemp, Bacon and -Pork, Belted, (loose or in sacks), Pritnie, (dry and is ) OAS, (except NH end resin) go. per 100 lbs Fototra ()Lass—Coffee, Fish, Eaeon, Beef, and Pork, (in casks or boxes eastward), Lard and Lard Oil, Nails, Soda Ashr German Clay, Tar, Pitch, Resin, Steel, klanufacCired Tu lare°, Eosin Oil, Quecnsware, Sugar, (blots , , and boxes.) ho., he 600. per 100 II I. /I.OIIR-11 per bbl., until further notice sals--45c. per 100 It.e until fueher nohoe. 0071'0N-02 per halo, not exceeding 590 lbs, weight, until further notice. In shipping Gouda from any point East of Philnd.!. phis, be particular to MARK packages ria Priinsy/routa Railroad." All Goods consigned to tho Agents of Mir Wad, at Philadelphia or Ptttsburgh, will be fi..rwitriled without detention. Prorturr AGENTS —Clarke & Co , Chicago; Pecker h. & Co , 31Pmpb1•, Tenn ; R P Pam & Co., El. Louis, Mo. ; P. G. O'Riley & Co., Evansville, Indiana; Wm. Bingham, LaMar'lle. Kentucky ; R C. Me.drum, Madison, Indiana; it. W Brown & Co , end Iron: Co , Cincinnati; 1I S. Pierce & Co , Zanesville, Ohio; Leech & Co , No 64 Kilby street, Boeton; Lerch & Co , No 2 Astor Howe, New Yerk,No 1 Wllliftra New York; K J. Encoder, Philadelphia ; Magraw & Boone, Baltimore; D. A Ellawart, Pittsburgh. H. 11. HOWE PON, General Freight Agent. U. J. LOMBAKRT, Poperlnteudent, Altoona. Pa Savings ft:nbs QAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IN KY TEREST—NATIONAL SAFETY TRIIS7 WI PANY—WALNUT STREET SOUTH-R dt DORNA /If THIRD, PHILADELPHIA 10001101 AM) IT THI MIA 01 Plllololl.Taati. Money is received in any awn, large or 'man, and in terent paid from the day of deposit to the day of with drawal. The Oita le ogee every day from tlo'clock in the morning till 6 o'clock to the evening, and on Monday and Thursday evetones till 8 o'clock. . . HON. HENRY L. DEKKER, President, ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President Wil 7. Run, Beeretuy. DIRECTORS: Hon. Henry L. Benner, C. Landreth Means, Edward L Carter, F. Carrell Brewster, Robert Selfridge, Jeaeph B. Barry, &nil. K. Ashton, Henry . L. Churchman, James B. Smith, Francis Lee. Money Is received and payments mode daily. The frivestmenta are made in confornuty with the proviaitorut of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORT• OAfiES, GROUND RENTP, and ouch first daas grain tire no will always Insure perfect security to the doposi tore, and which cannot fail to give permanency and sta bility to this Institution. auLly NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE PER CENT STATE SAVINGS FUND. NO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE 1. PER CENT STATE SAVINGS FUND. N °. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE PER aENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND. TVO. 83 (211) DOCK STREET.-FIVE 1 1 PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND. iul.ly r, 000 TONS of MITCILELL OROAS- Ur, dale's improvrd euper PIIOSPIIATE JP LIMN, for sale by CROASDALE, MACE& CO , r.OlO-tf No. 104 N. polumare avenue. VIIARLES P. CALDWELL--Whotesale aratgetnii WHIP and CAN. Manufteturar, Nn. 4 N. °NNW. N*P.A. sn4 RR** oSS-17 bales Carolina Moss, tor sate by MARTIN k. MACALISTER, ml Us Nnrtb Mister Street OSIN.--500 BARRELS SOAPMAKERS ROSIN, to arrive per nehooner J. IL - Monet For sale by MARTIN A MACALLi3TER, annl- 119 North Wnt•r etroot ANILLA ROPE.—TO WESTERN iv.a. AND SOUTHERN MERCHANTS —A large stock of Manilla Rope, for sale by WEAVER, EITLER, A CO . , jul2 No. 23N WATER St, salt 22 N. 11 HAM ES, SORGHUM, or CHINESE SUGAR-CANE MD-25 btobels for .E 4 by CROABDARE, PEIRCE, & CO, No 104 N. Ri.lavrara "aeon V.PIRITS TURPENTINE-200 bbla Spirits Turpentine, to amiss, for sale by MiltTilf ACI/LLISTIIII, ao 1 "1110 North Water *treat ANI LL A ROPE.-SUPERIOR MA 111 NILLA ROPE, turaufactoroi at for Caleb y WEAVER, PITILER & CO , one-27 No 92 N. Water at. and 22 N Wharvot I'LOORING BOARDS-28,580 feet Care lima Awing boards, O MAC 8T afloat, for We il l MARTII3, sael ID Hoz* sta Btr hatirodba. NEw YORK LINES.-THE CAMDEN 11 AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PRILADIMPRIA AND WINTON RAILROAD COMPARYTI /ROM FIIILADELPHIA TO NNW TOIL MINA FLAMM. Lava As fol.krirti, vim: Tess. At IA. W. from Naminiriou Depot , via 7*mq City, 11411 03 At 0 A. td., via Camden said Amboy, Aecionunada. Use 2 ZS At 8 A. M.., via Camden and Jersey City, Merest S VIVA. M., b eteambott Trenton, Via rates! And Jeney Cl 3 r, alov , .-m. : y i ,.. . II At 2P. M., vie Amiss sad A mboy , 0:101 .A 7.5- s Ai 4t . ? E. M. via aimiltin /Ad ._ "---'-- Jarekr Oily, Boon*/ Mail — 3 At 3 P. Alvia Camden and Amboy, looccunodk- s tion,ist'Claas At 3 P. M., oh Camden and Amboy, Accommoda tion, 2nd Chas. 1 At 5 P. Al ' via Camden and Amboy, Aecommcda, lion, Ist Class 2 00 At 511. At. Ti 4 Camden and Amboy, Aoeonarxrls ation. lad Clue 1 TS Theli P. M. line raw daily, all ethane Sundays es °anted. 12 SOS 00 220(.91 95 33,992 08 .r. 7 2.11 57 100,000 00 Express Lines stop it the principal stations may. For Belvidere, Keaton," Flerningtoti, 3a., at 6 A 111• and 2X P M., from Walnut street wis e 3 d% For Meter Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wllluesbar e, Montrose, Great Bend, the. at 6A. M., ria DelZsic es Lackawanna at Western Bailrohi. For Freehold, at 6 A. U. and. 2 P. K. For Alonut Holly at B A. 11. as and S 2)(, mad P. K. WAY Lh For Bristol, Trenton, &e., at 2,4 sod It P. AL WAY LINE - Der Palmyra, Bancocal i Bh6riy, Barlington, Banks lawn &s, at 8 P. 6/.- Staarobast RICHARD STOCKTON for. Ddrilentints and 4 .tarm. dials places at 2X P Steamboat TBENT‘tt for Tammy at 10 and 11X A K.. and 4 P. M. All flues, except 1 A. N., leave ,Kalrint Street wharf. 117 -117 t1 Nandi or baggage only elated Mk pas stager. Passengers are prohibited from taking WY thing as baggage lint their wearing apparel. All ti bag ' gage over Silty potions to be paid for extra.. The Com piny limit their responsibility for baggage to one dollar par pound, and will not be liable for any amount be :nod 6100, except by apecial eontrac6. W 26. H. GAMES& Agent C. & A. H. It. CO DENNSTLYANIA C E R T R A L RAIL -a- OAD, 1.5.57. R FOR PITTSBURGH, ISIT, Cincinnati, Eit. Louis, lova City, LoniaTills, Nev Orlans, Bt. Paul, Indianapolis, Cleveland, KammTere Haute, le Fermag clew ressscris.s g itA ail Me w a W . iri er* Railroads. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP THE 171201J0H TRAINS. At and from the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station month-out comer of ELEVENTH and 31,12 - KIST strut, (entrance on Rieventb stmt. PWO THROUGH TRAINS MATE PHILADELPHIA DAILY Forming close connectiona at Pittslairgh to ell pointa Weal Put Mail and Accemmodatlen Trains, (Sundays er upted) Put Mail Line at 1 P. 11 , uriving in Pittabargh at 6 A. M. Swain Mail Train at 11 night, arriving in Pittalargh at I 55 P. M. Altoona Way Train at A. 11 arriving at ilium' at 8P M. Harrisburg Aesommaiatiou Train. via Columbia. leaven Philadelphia at 3P. M attiring In Harrisburg at 9 P.M. RETURNING. Pant Mall Train travel Pittsburgh at 8 A. M , wires in Phill.l