The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 28, 1858, Image 4

11, ; PURE TA.TAWBA. OHIO
:BRANDY.-41 th.ti article Is mauttfaotared from
the PURR JUICE of ~the'lbstslete Oflkim.;; euttinstlfi'
TAeyarda,of Oro Gresd,,Weat, ItTfise a spacial
' 0416 fa -o ' no , The proprietM guaranties thie
lirsuldiAO be STRICTLY - PURR and FRES FROM
ALL i,DI7 - LT7{BANYON, „which is corroborated by the,
, axis . Iyeedof MX, - State Irispeator far Ohlo ; also,
eeleliratitekoalytical Olsembit s .Dr:CALLTON, of
Meßaattebtloss:
RULE OAT AWBA
OffICNICIAL-1311,E0Y011, _
Qvitii**4 14y, 18i6. =
•berebt oexisfr pet herS' Sated i
imgehal of fine Oatimba 'Braid" , fOr M. I. Jamb, No.
• - 3A3fiblrit street,Mnd after aCateful examination I find
atandisslisid free from all
forelgiorlieleodeds Subetatissi, mid keve . io'marked tI
as tleilair &eats.
filleed) - -•••-• -HIRAM 00X; Y. D.
' New Itotic,"Yuly
4,lmve.sualysed. A bottle ,of Pura Catawba
Bialiiff,furrilsbed by Mr; A. Ralsteu,Jr:f of U.:Apart,.
• f Y:, forlimilyiatiou, , and drid It :to' contain only the
fogiedlenti widchislet,lu Pore "Awing.' propor
,Vpo of eleohe,lobtoeAf A
rom it le 47 poll*. - tot:.
,• Bete thfq esaupli to be pesx's Brandt; without
tioti.;' , ThetiVroxitof it is delicate Mel petullar.
_
' igigued)
„s' ,JJAN:II:OHILT•CiN, bl. Ohsmist:
, " has
;;;Mo rill, wed has long beau needed s 3bAdipereedo.the
t h it u tt P lt lg g irtb tkll ßr r 'd
y teiitege;ti.teeteiesuprlar
temedyfor Dispoe Iletadesoy,
,
' irii Oenorpl DPbmilLtt ,
-;
' tnshOl : AND 1,• NAIINtING AaIwAGN/-fhise•Wiues
-
ur,e.mide In_i•-the
„borhood of Oluoinustk". And, ere gesmiotied to be the
' :Yaltrfulta of thi"Geepe, tugr,ioltiobOOtt.y calculated
• theleeilidi .and:peritesOillo,rteqrilie' fi" gentleotirsu
for EiCraMCOal purpeeelb, • - ,
Ilbf
. raldiscount
-made to..the '_trede. , .' , . ,Dealife will please bind, their
, dertl to tho ‘j<#4,3,.4g00t0 ”: for State or t Penn
yleafils, '= • A. V:IfAZARD.
~. Wholesale
-jal6-y VAN i gtseet. ,
„
Marl SONTRAIGN,=,REIigtir.;-T l 4- -
'only
Medieinitosiskprepared . thateilll aura Dycliiikelailly,er
r L. • -
. Min 'WILLI/kV Vass Sh. c In fugliCeloyOtii
• ;•k,xcitict- valuable lifedielne I whib: to: Day, that in the
epi ing of last year, hexing - c ontracted • x *were ittiok
kiliyhtillpilay - Ilittlildilee 4 to, tity6tLi Male. I took
-
.one bottle, And-by the Unto-Its contents werii exhausted,
Wax 'perfectly, hue front - those wretched feelings of
•, , exhaustline, , faintticial4ro.y: aid because 'again hearty
Tr e krypere,
--•
Porsals. at d, finuth-OXYANTiI htreet, and by
ell•priiggiglao„ • , • jii2l,6t*
• . • ,
DERICX"BROWN,
dalniflat AND _DRvoarsr,
' N. B 2 CORNER SI:I7TR 'AND 011118TNITT, eI'fBERTH,
, • Perrantierize, -
::ekilii,'ssiintl - feeiturer - or BIWWWW- ESEIZNOVI
NAIOA GINGJOR,-which le reeognlsed 'and prescribed
by the Medlar Faculty: aziff become the standard'
FRmliy IfedidneMf the Linitedlitatee.- -
„This is areinedysultrA to the extremes of 'heat and
Cold,and at all times benidleial whet! gentle twill and
„ Min:Mating influeriMes_,:are requir,ed. lie' stimulating
PffOril, bob* hidepepillintbf eleoholle peweri 14 effect
eafreetien,tredesety wied'nerer be dreaded. While . it
strengthens and refreiMeethe debilitated In the summer
eemiort,,it tenoyese 'potent 'during the inclemency of
winter; byerarsomg.witti, 14 'Maltby tonic pribcipio,
and enabling the eystetul6 resist the.induences of
, , cipient dieeeees which lrirk in -lichaeging'cibiiate. No
shotdd be wlthOut it;and.by ,trarellere on long
:journeye, or Veen; it Will befouled' invaluable.
CAlTPlol9.—Pervizi desiring en srthattbet can be re
'lied upon, ptewiiiid eoleirfroie pti , e Jamaica Wager,
eldeildbeliartlonler 20 selt fpr DROWN'S P.SI3gNOR OP
'IRMATOk*QINFIRRiirtiiiph warranted to be what it
is represented; and 'lsairepariel ,erdy byFRILDIRIOII
BROWN, mid for sale' it his Ding and Chemical Store;.
N. E. corner of pIFTEC imd ORERTNllTiitreete,
Phlla
dolphia,
for eale by. ull reapaetebll the Doi
' ted - • '' jel.B.Bm*
. .
liaotlßE MEDICIAL. CO6NAO.BR ANDY- 7
The'inolt certain 'MAR lief • lipOpsla, Windier
- Acute at -Chronic; "Wow. in use; ae a powerful
strengthener for , w4klungiranit general debility, It has
no elver. Lieeounneudtklbyall the valiant pkillal
•- ,- Price only sl.2f! per bottle orslo,so , perdoten.
. 7.11111L8R10 SMITH,
-," 13; NV: cornet-S.I3OOND and 8)11111N Streets,
'- - fiole Agents for the United Btatee.
, •
LONGOELAMPI3 - L0N.013
coultAVoirend for. DPspepsia,
-Diseasu of tklfidAreis,, it'd thi ileheary 'organs
THB HATRBT Tout° AND IHTIGIOHANT. •
- • The late important redaction of the, duties in spirits
has permitted the_ •Introduetion of this remarkable
- artitle, stied so extensively in lam?, with the appro
. ballot ot ..the'snedlcit faculties, guarantied pure and
- ; ,unadultirated,, , withdurirn: for 'eurainreptien from The
'resells of the-Onstom Hone, It buseoruniended to all
, _ _famfliss Mike: au* entitle' or
as a preventive of the above "luaus.
-„_ •• • . -
- P. D I,ONOOIIiMP,
. Sole Luvortor and Proprietor -
,
", Ti.7I3PuthFRONT Skeet, Philadelphia, Ps.
Yoe, theparkolpalDriggbsrest •of Philadelphia,
and other cities of the, United Mates. , • -
rti CHAIEWIN, 2044louthOVNT_Street, S olt 400
thidistrkit of PAiladerPhieL , • dea24nthsim* ,
:R, • strnivrimm kwaftp .Ton
Pef;PRINTING'Ii.OOIO;2'North SIXTH alma, first
above Market, Philadelphia. Blanke; Cards, Bill
arestisi-Peoiphlets, zsidlerteral Feinting attended to.
- Binding attended.to in- conosotioo• with, printed head
logi of BlantissOl Itoo,ipts,-. • L •,• •!
1
.. tni 1 8 .F4P9 11, 7—'', 1 0)0 01 PILINFEu , 4. -
,' .• 1 1 ~- .-- ,cargo -per nagot, -.i ' ' o o.ar
.1 , tioraelaz7. 4 ,44ooo goo ..1-,410 1 1 . A
1
A I lest..v bran no • . ( 4- ONLI/0r... i i„...;
Is - ",- _.-- ... easollirt.'' , - Ime,:tha as h.* 4
~, IL ,imully.— , --r.M......waarawlik , " l . E
81,': - •„ • .154r41. , ..41.-sanw,st.gcli.a.a.
, . . .n,ry POITIVinSINbeitn t abeetivei : .
. ,
•
• CIREENSANinfe.II,I; oF.NEWJEBSEY.
THE NEW TIMM mann= COMPANY.
le now prepared to receive' °Merit for*thit important
manure. Por all lands upon whiehtetiba are beneficial,
, = the Marl's more than a anbatitnte. •
Professor Moir, in his annualreport, to the
tore of New Jersey, sayo:' ,, g The-race - of these Marls it
best seen tai- h° Holt and- highly cultivated district'
• .- :which hat been , improved; almost intile, by their use;
biatitnlay be interesting to asinine - the causes °Mel
great value in Agriculture, and ae em with.
other fertilisers. , Por example,, The potash alone may
be taken at an average of Are per cont. eV** whole
weight I:=thlarl;,,a bushel when dry weighing • eighty'
pounds, and in the proportion mentioned wouldoonUin
four pounds of notathi this I nearly as innelias there'
of unleashed Wood fishes.” - And again—
foga in theth VArkit_td_bet_
-„ •
delireredvane - 1; thlt 'wharves of
' the company et Portland Heights, on/arum Bayi New
---.- Jamey, seven cents per:httshet.rart..7 yyartteo
oiroular, oust trait oc.'postspro; .; Orders. for
.'-other (ortillieidtrill Noels* prompt attautpM.!Addreso
either of titeundorsignod .. . -
:ONAILLTiI
• . 7 8tceyiUe Rost Obloei; New letup:,
, •s 2 . t2 I APPANNOWNESTND; Treasurer,
- , No: $2 Nassau street, Newyork.-
Lesoitioi W. ATWOOD, li.tsrp; No. 16 Cedar street,
New Tork., • 4 - ' 7!.• _
N..B.—Those wishing Karl for (Sprint u se should
ordothUniedistely,AlrsOuratti early shipment. Orders
will bro 6lled3n rotatiod,.. - ' - oot 2(46m
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNTIRY--1
- e IC-19. TalltD sad 1311.210/11*
L. PIILOUZE k liON, , thanitral foi the Moral pa.
•- • ,'.. . ', tronagaiheretorera enterde&-id" their- thrtabLtehment,
&whose-to merit He I duatinuanoe, ',Wald announce
to Printers *IA' PUblinhere that their new rosonnw
• iris:loSb new math and troni , their lieniened faeffitioei
-are now-prepared to farnlah - wrair, thing netathary f'
„complete-PHIAL* , getablithniant,- at ;ea thortestilik:
-- • • -*tea, Their long praoticataxpariente in-tha'finsineati„
sad the host of their personal superintendence of the
• ", '_manufacturing department, 3netlSSee them to ineertlng
that the can furnish a more durable end better fin
ished ar ticle than their ootemporariee.
Those, 'thereby% who dtairetitti Irsterfetai
us _
wmtld d Vussussiud
Oli type;thiran at 0 amts llama, in weak= far
-•PtLOT.OGiAPII. - ROOM,
ILA corner 3111113TH and OITESTNUT *NON -Lail
the ens rtyler of portraiture lsnorwisi the Photo.
graphic art are produced' at this establishment. Id new
etyleof portrait just introduced, surpassing' Abe, finest
miniature on ivory; excelling all others in point of like
ness and delicacy , of coloring with a Meet wonderful
'stereoscopic effect, The public are invited to'cidi and
amine this new style of miniature. ' -1418-3 et
.
'WONDERS 'OE TRE
• LIGHL . voIt P; ritrxiss , Patent
'Non-Ek,eloolon B elt -Genekiting.G.del LAMPS Le Jut the
thing to ern all.. 7'fic.o t 1.60 up ; 1111,may h i ve a Rape
': rlor Light by milling et the Deipot. , , ,‘
mita Tamp le adapted to all places and pinions", and
`only - 404111race Arial to test ite sd•Blliagei ' pier , ill
Other*,
~The' Lamp. tortes itirown4l.„ , Ons Patent
"Burnam ow: oi* flteed.„ - to ordinerrAinid Lamp,
. - with little txpepoic:with,Att „the least, ~enandble danger.
All, are invited to- oall and — eramlne for tliekneelver.
righta for qile„
- - The - propriefot le Waeit, ot we
chants to 111190 1,
Min Vas , •
n024-3ni ' Tr. ear,. Peeowd - iindfliteeeput eke. YAW*
. - :Agan" Ext, VAANER;IifISKEY, & 130:,
KtI2OFIOIItOLLIIB
04SALIEW3. BRAO4CZTB4,.. PXNDANTB.--11-M11108,, ,
- and, all kinds of G*l emd Lamp
_Wcirk,Vlrstakialek4a,
OtlaT24, lIT , STREW ; PHILADELPHIA—
, ~, • - AROBER.,,,WARNEkz&ASO,--,"
No. 818 BROADW4X4,II __
Buildingativat.with GairPipikiouild , sit kl4of
alterlugaud repairing of Gut Work. , , "4 del-2 =ln
(NINA. AND ;
0,3::.1100#
IRA 1 9 .11 -To s.
„ Int1•191 * G01:D.0 , 4414 ,V 500141116
• . iILENOU AND .DOH.PAILIAN GLANiNIDN,
• ••• • Arnidi 4117,0i1iD; '
WILL HI . aomij,x7, iOrstri,iinoas, AT
- •MARXNEIN•Li
- ' (NESPPUT„ NT
N. 8.-Goode tas • Atml "ri.li , fe at reasonable terms
•-‘,' ••. • , .
eAliteHOR, • ~.,•• , • ,
dortthdet€l9od;',l, •Ointb,4Meg,,
Red Rhea, Manna; small Mike, '
- Alex Bonus, Bay lituni• , -
Jamaica Ginger Root, Cardamom • ,
, Rindew {Casa •Windciir Wu. .Sheets dr. Duffy'a
; anake;„ superior_ to any In Pthrnarket; 'We are now
receiving two-thirds of the Glass - made at these works
Any orthe abOve articles sold in' guantltiel to suit
the purchaser, send your orderi to ; , •
, ZMlCldflt`dc SMIIII, -
~ , ~; , ••-, • Wholesale Druggists,
ja.ls S. W. corner BROOIfD, aid tapes Ste.
15,(0) nwrzs - or:Aptrxwar
tOvr OLABB, - at elf ateee,andgiialitlea,
, for sale, at loge/0, - •
- Oar amOrtntatit fa ociniplete, and are 'dally_- reeeiving
-, 4e 6 11 1 0511 frpm the Kensington Elise Werke.
'Sheate&•Exiffy,'s make, anprlorfo any In the market
'aa to billitiiael,and thickittelp; equiti to French
' We are novrreenlving two , thlhikof tke G lues made at
"7 r
. 'MOO boxes Preto - 01ms of all elan. -
4,00,f00t IllaufforakYlighte.
6,000 feet Engraved and Enamelled eller, of all pity
W hlta loffil*Prenolt and - American Zino, 'Paints, &o.
_lOO 000 Ibe: wwta .4644. „
60,00016 s Ifreark Elie; (Efidlle'llatign e).
"• 70000 lbe Alinericari Eine.
•"" Br own Zlno , a !oligopoly. I
-cOhrooteenfifull sant , . "
, Obtain° ye,,lltor; a' full moiler
,‘
- • &medlar, &hie, s• orapyir '
• ;Paris Oreen';a Intl' err.
yOurnidera • • " •
= &MOLAR & eafITH;
. - -
Wholesale Druggists and Afacutactarers,
;:t "e r ..l.ooloPiortletorfrot the Penna. Steam Color NiVorke
gtore corns!. ,E l /80901D aid-GREEN athlete,
„ . . dell ft - . -
.41z,•11 r.E.—Buyeri are Aniite4 tct
aurreismine Hagan Bale BoW. BUB& ire Mak
14: ;',Orcr len err iotras American, anii;irl•ai inpinlor
trOiett and , .
• -AI alikyatirrtf.
14.4
MEEMMI
'44 l t I)hntirig,,
&gal -Notices.-
PTA CIiANIDERY OV! , NEW JERSE Y.-
j
Between THOMAS B. SMITH, Complainant, and
TRIP OCIXESECILLII BANK 91? tNIW JERSEY, Perth
; kW:My, Defendants: 7 On ho, , . ,
' Tryon Opening the . matter to , th e . Court by Oliver S.
Halsted, Solicitor for and of 'counsel , with the com
plainant in the abova cause,
It itoiddred that the creditors of the said the Presi
dent and 'pi:eaters or the Oommercial Bank o[ New
Jersey do present to the Receivers appointed in this
esu , C,!&o l, Pr,live before them, under oath or affirms
' tiou, or' otherise, u the !old Receivers Mull direct, to
the 44 1 erzstien of= the said Bet:elven, their several
olittniirind domande against the said Conapany, with in
three months ham the 'date" of this order, or that they
be excluded from,the benefit of inch dividends as may
thereafter be made' and declared by this Court upon the
pluoliedsof the effects of said' corporation ; and for the
batter ascertaboingthe
,creditors of said eorporation, and
what is due to thent, reapeotively, the raidarediturs aro to
be examined as the said Beceivere shall direct or may
'damn necessary arid expedient, and . produce books and
papers befdre,the said Deceivers on oath or affirmation,
which malt or affirmation the mid Receivers are hereby
authorized to administer, airirell as to examine, under
oath or affitmotion, all , each witnesses as shall be pro•
diked before them,,tenehing the demands of said credl
tore: •
• • .
And It is farther ordered, that the said Ilecelvers do
eauieproper advertisements to be published In at least
1111 hewspapers published in this State, and etch news
pipers pnblithed in the cities' of New York and whits-,
delphia - as they shall deem proper and advisable, for tho
creditors, of said corporation to come in before them
and prove their claims' mid demands as in this order
directed; and - that each publication be made within
twenty days from the date - hereof, and be continued in
such papers as aforesaid for the ewe of three months.
Dated January 6th, A. D:1868. -
D. WILLIAITISON, O.
of the foregoing order, Creditors
may - forward their. alai= to Robert 8. Green, Esq.,
Elisabeth New Jersey or Oliver 8. Ualstad, Jr., New
ark, New Jersey; Rece ivers. Ja2s-11m
IL' TEM DISTRICT ; COURT OF THE
J.
UNITED STATES Wand for the Eastem District of
Pennsylvania,
ThaNnited States as.. Three Oases of Linens. ,
lhei undersigned, to *hem it was referred to'report
distribution of the fund. in_ the registry of said Court,
being ,the appraised' fable of said merchandise, will
meet all parties interested in said fund at the Oise of
the Clerk of said Court, NO, 101 South mu% street,
on YBIDAY, the fifth day of February next. at 4 o'clock
~ CHAS. ILSAZLITT,
Ja23-dfit -• • - Commissioner.
IN-IHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATSO in and foe the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania'.
Vattgbaq 8. Bieber 975: Marque Cordelle.
The undersigned, to whom was referred to report dis
tribution of the fond in Court, being proceeds of the
sale of said" barque, willrneet all parties interested in
said fund afthe office of the Clerk of said Court, No.
104 South FIFTH atreet, on MONDAY, the eighth day of
February next, at 4 o'clock P. M.
OHAHLFS P. HEAZLITT,
Commissioner.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY -OF PHILADEI,PIMA..=
Notate pt JOVIN, IMADDBATER, deceased. - •
xhe Audtharappolnted to audit, settle, and adjust the
first steornit of Deese D. Yell, one albs Executors of
the, Wt. will and testament of JOHN LEADBEATER,
deceased, and - to report distribution, will attend to the
.rintien of his appointment on MONDAY, the eighth day
'of February, A. D. MS, at 4 o'clock P. M., at the
WetheriltHouse, SANEOM street, above Sixth, in the
eitif of Philadelphia-
ja2ll-mtntbfitif , EDMUND A. MENOH, Auditor.
IN. THE ORPHANS''COURT FUR THE
OITY AND COUNT! OP PBILADELPOIAt
Eitel. of ANDREW ARMSTRONG, deceased. -
The Auditer appolOted to audit, settle, and adjust
the - tee:trent of Joseph Walker 'and Jamoa GaAs, }Execu
tors of:the feet Will and testament of ANDREW ARM
aritotta, deceased, 'Olll meet the parties Interffisted
•for the purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, the
t,tlity of Ifeliruary, .1.858, at 4 . o'clock P. M., at hie
°Nos, No 'GS RANSOM street.
•,,jeßipatu that, 0, J. REDDER, Auditor.
:Agricultural impteniOtt!.
CIARDFN'' SEEDS.—Fresh and genuine
rray G a rn a gu t zl 4 . e4 lg t l:r7ap Y ttgrgth • r n mt te llt t oiro,
terms. . BOAS, arAtiCiaft, & Ott.
JstbyO27,*A.EILET street, below Seventh.
VITALMING'S KAY, STRAW, AND FOD
DERVIITTBRIS.—We ars sole maiinfooturere of
Ouletning's unrivalled Hay t Straw, and Fodder Outten',
which axe guarantled superior to any In the market.
, BOAS, SPANGLER, & 'OO..
jal4-y 627: DIABENT street, below Seventh.
AGRIOULTUUAL IMPLEMENTS OF
ovary *misty, the moat, complete AMA in the
.01t7i Ootu Shellacs, Orein Fain Horse
Fowees,iiteataers, Straw and Fodder Outteidi Hoot
'Outten, HorticultUrel Toola of all /Linde, ado for
Sold gad garden,Guaao, Super Phosphate of Lime, &0.,
wholesale and
DOLL BrANGLER, & 00:,
- 6 - 27 W..1411XT atreet, below seventh
exprco. grompanitd.
r'ADAMS , EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
ig 4:IO2STNIIT 811111EIN forwards PAROBLO,
PAOL&GZS. adIERORANDIZEI BANK HOMES , an d
81.1101 E, e[ et'; its-ben, ,
er irt connection
trith ether REPRIBEICIO#PANAEIMeaII the principal
tianbzat Bapectila*uieuti-,
ctallllllooioll Mtrtbants.
11/INDY & DRENNEDLOONNIBSIDN
•MBROHANTO sad Dealers to Forego and'Aele,
'11662' 2L6ADWARIrand CRITURY, N 06,28, 26 and 27-
arbrth PIPTH fltnset t Bait able above cknosaeree street,
_ stil•tf
CIIARLEE TETE, COMMISSION
-CMUNT and Importer Of EfAVANA DMUS,
Taw) !dB Walnut strAt.,sedoltd,dtco..
Scrap anb eanbles.
SOAP AND, DANDLES.
111111011 AL him 181 SOUTH SOURIS STREET,
to TO Marrafsetory, 10 and 14 Inn, SlifilEET, be
tween. LOmbard and &nth, and 'Front and Second
AMU: • =
Thankful to myinutaerona Winds for their plot farm,
having ea p la t
my
ecillolt eenthi ar wof
enable roe to" hive constantly on
rat e= - stock of vellmmadoned Boar, free from
Plait Oil; Palm, Variegated White Honey, Cattle and
in Cottle,
or, toilet scam Chemical, Olive Soap of ' puce
material, Settled 'Pale, and Grown goit
Soda and, Pearl Starch, Sperm , ' Aden= ne, ap3 &Slow
Candles of, all else* • eonfitantly on keitii "'nag
adopted the cash *pilaw, I am enetl:ls o "7.l
littneAaws-2. Philadelphia.;
- (Or Talloir , ,and UreML : no WOW
~• • •
--tifettbluart.
(117.44.E1t CITY. NAILS, ,
MBROBASVP ARS,
.•• ,RIVItt IRON, I •
minarsatitroditiO . WITAIN GUNN ROLLING
on the SehayStlLL sbereSx.ing Garden Water WorlEs...
- wAltanoveß - .loB'iforth-WATER Street. t
WILHER DIT T Y NAILS 444, warranted „opal to 'Any
„
• toc,94f - • • JOHN HALDIMAN, Agent. •
►iIHOd[AS SAILT.ER.—HARDWARE ,
OUTLIST APT TOOLS, No, 01111 1117148 T ST.
km Math. lm ak Ada. Philaialatti. au I-Sto
Baitti! al* Oboe°.
10100TS' SHOES.—The subscriber
Aur bood• large and varied stock of BOOTS
which ILO will aril at the lowest_prlewi,
(CEO. W.'TATIAR,
vical!ay, 9. E. onions ra pcmeaKET au.._
QPRINOETOOL OF BOOTS ANO SHOES
*80.8.118.0 8. TROMP/308i.1e -CO. No. BX4 MAE
XET !Brest, and Noo. , hod •11 litiNkLlN PLACE,
hare new in store large and we -*exerted 'stook of
BOOTS and 880118, of City and Eastern 'manufacture,
which they offer for sale on. the but banns for Cub, or
on Oar Ruud ereatit.
Buyer* ana Invited to and examine their nook.
anl-dtf-
Furniture.
B. KITE & 011
PUBNITURI, BIDDING, &a.
Ni). 418 (late 119 ) WALNUT at.
Philadelphia.
A 1161{ and imperial' agla ?f, f#pHag Bede.
LludaS. Iris. •
tats; eati#, *fir.
SUIII"PER, *'I'#81131:11:X-RB:
00.1-0 m No. a B. BIM( Anat. Rbilikelphla
tbncaticittal.
,417BOOroili I APADEI . I .
145011 EM Etireet,lwest efliztne!lttn, ; • --
ger;ond bat yrkelivill . ,bOgiii on thn flub of Pebru
olii-notottntotiLiptilirl e
partfcalare ntered.
sabre
course
of In.
fitiuttion,tepun, fie, onto obtained tromps Prlpcipel,
at tlurAeadeuty; between 0 . 4.3 f, and 2 P,14: •
'jk2.l4l4tu3** „. J.6N118 W 6 HARBI9 , PrirciPla;
SNYDER, LEIDY. JABfESM. LEIDY
or TO .PASS LEMMA HOWLS WITH PROEIT,
id/OTHERS' BUSINESS AOADIIMY , '
Nee. 148 and 150 SIXTH Street, near RACE, the Ore
established INSTITUTION to this City fer
Departing
_explaslvely
..• DIIN/NXES,KNOWLEDGE
• MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC, VETTING AND
;BOOK•HEEPING.•
ACADEMY OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
'Especial attention given to
• jalti•tim ORNAMENTAL WRITING.
HALL OF ST. JAMF,E THE LESS,
RIAU FALLS OF BOIII3I%ICILL,
. . .
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL ,FOR BOYS.
This Institution is designed, under the =spices of the
Olturehito give to a limited number of boys a thorough
collegiate edueation, or to prepare them for any clue of
college they may wish to enter.
, Aeferonce t The lit. Rev. - ALONZO POTTER:.
Bor perilentara, address ' - -
her PI/NINNY lIAMIONE,Roctor, or
laldtlfebl7. Prof. Is. ANGELI!, Prismlpal.
PROFESSOR SAUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.: -
No Seminary whatever is more like a private family.
The come of study is extensive and Moroi. Pro.
feuor Saunders will receive a few - more p a la under
fourteen years of age into his family. noire of
Messrs: 3. S. Silver and Mathew Newkirk, or Col. J. W.
Forney, Editor of this Payer, whose sons or Wards are
now members of his family. , se ,tl4-tf
SEWING MACE INE .—PRAT/ 5 S
PATENT—.PRIOILS PROM $l2 TO g 25.
The "LADIES , COMPANION' , is the most simple,
durable, compact, and cheap machine for family use
,ever offered to the public, sewing tonally well Upon all
kinds of fabrio, sod without puckering the cloth, leer
log no bad cord on the back side of the work; and al-
Wayafeltaning the thread when stopped. T hey a*
ftton two to twelyo,hisdred stitches per 'minute, using
bat one-thread, and without rewinding. Thq stitch can
be varied from Hl* to Afty to the inch. Any one ran
learn to operate them in half sh hour. Printed 'dire*.
Mons accompany each machine, by which -any one can
use them:. We are enabled to offer these superior ma
chines at the above low prices, as we are not obliged to
pay or twenty dollars license for borrowed mac
tents, this machleelelog made under our own,patenta
in every part, and Infringing upon or using no other.
There are some hundreds in constant nee In this city
and vielnity; which are giving the beet setiataction. -
Every . machlne is warranted to give satitifactlest. •
Ladles and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
them and their septic, and Judge fort hemselvee.
Samples of work; and drawings with description, sent
to any part of the coup
,b mail.
• Salesroomi 113 WASMINOTON Street, - Boater', and
577 BROADWAY. New York, on 27-ff
I.CIIVE4Y,I3,7•LBLE • KEEPERS, LOOK
to your intereiti, and ,patronize maws LAMP
PAOTORY,IO9 Routh MUTH street below Ohestnut.
•Prertons to his opening sresnonsible factory, you were
'charged sls•for work which he Is now doing in a war
ranted maim tro. Ari tt2l lo • .44PPorl kWh an., win
h4ro tho 9 1 4 1 11 04 . w V s la - 4"•1=
E=IM
Adels anb litatantanni,S
VIORREST HOUSE, _
- Bonth tide otilloll WIMP WfurßE ,---
IL I. HART,'PROrmitoz.
DINNEBiI from 13 to 8. Good /donor /me.
'Bfordhantr add others will freddrerythlo3 of the beet
' • • •
N. 13,—Lynd Hem Bay Oysters repaired by• every
Iforfollc Mesmer. ' -- - ' iLWl.3er
-TONES NOUREj• CORNER OF MAR
IE REP STREET AND MAtKET SQUARE, •
'HARRISBURG, PA.
WELLS 00VMSLY, Proprietor.
This new and elegant 'Hotel. recently erected by the
'Messrs. Jones, In Ilarriaburg, Pa., having been leased
for a term or yaw by the undersigned, he takes this.
method of calling the attention of his former patrons,
friends, aqd the travelling community, thereto.
glaring a front of 141 feet on the principal strut of
the city, and 62 feet front on Market Square, it cannot
fall to pro% attractive as well as inviting to itemisers.
The chambers are of fine sine Well ventilated, and
lighted with gas ; a number with connecting doors,
making them very desirable fer families.
The halls are warmed throughout by heaters, and
every modern improvement, In fact, bas been added,
that may conduce to the safety, comfort, and happiness
of the guests.-
Visiteri may, therefore, rest assured that the JONES
HOUSE has been made perfect in all Its appointmente I
that each department has been placed ifl charge of ex
perienced and competent persons; that in every parti-
cular the 'Totem which has been adopted by the propri•
eter will agent to those who may mate it their home as
similar &dgree f
establishment)cmort as may be obtained at any
In the State. • •
To secure this desirable result, he has thrnished the
public and private parlors, chambers, dining room, Zee.,
with entirely new furniture, and also arranged within
the building a fine barber's saloon, oyster saloon; dress
ing room, hot and cold bathe; &o.
The culinary department and dining room wll receive
the especial attention of the proprietor, *bleb, be
trusts, will be a matielent guarantee that ell testes be suited. will
After returning his heartfelt thanks to his old Mende
and patrons for the generous patronage so long extend
ed to him at the °overly Nouse,• and also to his
friends, and patrons at the Columbia House " Cape
rebuit; during the season of 1855, he respeetfulk
continuancecolt
cite a or it at the JONES ROCS
ja7-eodim WELLS COVELY.
. • .
NERCEILItTB' HOTEL
• FOURTH OTRIIITI
Aioya Minn,
PHILADILPHIA.
sult-tt MolippiN &
. 80N8, PROPRUIVOIN
•
a TONES''
ARCH STREET IIALOONS;;
• • - 727 and 722 ARCH STREET
• HOLIDAYS! HOLIDAYS!
• The Holidays are elm at hand, and Jones's Arch
street Saloon is prepared for the immense demand that
will be made upon It for oonnwprione.
• OfIRISTIDAS AND NEW YEAR'S CANDIES
• IMPOUND IXPRIIINLY TOR Tan PRIMINT 0105001
• Every variety of Ban Bons, Pantiles, Bourbon Drops,
new 'style of Gum Drops, Ban Snore Drops, Vangliterre
Bon Bons, and every variety rare and costly candies
manufactured in Paris.
"• for Presents, all sizes and TAYTNRNB of Ornamental
Bogen, Pyramids, Ribbon Ties Ailed with the choicest
variety-of Confections, and varying in price from One
Dollar up to fifty Dollars. Some of these Boxes are the
MOST SUPIRD OPSOTIIENO WS TAROT WORE AND ARTISTIC
DlOlOO NVIR OTHERID IN VMS COUNTRY.
To the Ladies, as well aa to the whole public', Jones's
Saloons are the most attractive In the City, and in
splendor of adornment and finish are superior to any in
the Union.
BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, AND SUPPERS,
Served np in the choicest and moat ozuzditiotu
FRUIT OP ALL KINDS,
lON CREAMS, JELLIES, GAME AND OYSTERS,
Oonetantly ready for virltere In prefuelon.
PLAIN, PAhor, AND onzumnargAt.
OASES AND PIES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW YORK TEA BISCUIT,
And,• in fact ,- all the VARIETIES, LUXURIES, and
DELICAOIDS of every clime and country
BALLS PRIVATE PARTIES, Prosentetien Suppers,
and Families supplied at the shortest notice and on
reasonable terms.
A continuance of the patronage hitherto so liberally
bestowed by the public, Is respectfully 'solicited.
thid.if •- • B. B JONES, Proprietor.
CAMPBELL'S RESTAURANT.-VENT
BON, Wild Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, Grouse, Fresh
Salmon; Ohlncatique, Opinachigne, Princess Bay, Ablo
om, and Cove Oysters, with every variety of GAME,
wild or domestic, in season. Green Turtle Soup and
Terrapin Suppers 'erred up at the shortest notice, at
JOHN CAMPBELL'S, No. 627 tHIESTNIIT street, op
posite the State House.
N.B. No expense or pains has been 'pared by the
Proprietor in Mug up this new establishment In the
most sumptuous manner—the, second story being for
the accommodation of Print* Patio for Dinners,
Suppers t E ko.
ntrance for Ladies towards Sixth street.
notl-ato,,
MkerCiWAN'S RESTAURANT, SOUTH
west corner of BEOLD and WALMIT.--Gante
end all e th er delicacies in season. Resell= , thyplied
with Oysters= the shortest notice. seer-7m
Winta anb Kiaturrn.
BRANDIES.--" Pint Caatlllon," Mare
and other Bosnian of various viitaget, In halt
pipes and quarter auks; rellerolain Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, in half pipes, half mks, and one•stshth
casks. Imported and for sale by
HENRY BOHLIN k
eon 221 and 223 south Mouth street.
AtsAtAyR,FR V. HOLMES, WINE AHD
',two 00., ...theist Corner of
G1101%03 And 80IITHEItrooto. MU-1y
I, LEWIS, IMPORTER AND D4ALER
e IN PINS WINSB muons, SUGARS, ice., SS
South RUTH Street, Philadelphia. .
JUP VERANDIES.—Pint, (Ustillon & ms.,'
rett & 00. wet other Drina' of Clognaaa of varloua
Tlntagoa, In half Apes and quarto, casks ; Pollovolaht
Boohallsßranitloa, pal* and dark, In hall pipes, quarter
oaks and one.olghth oaks, all In Cutout Route atom,
imported and for Bale by
H3NBY BOrfLEN *. 00.,
as 0 Nog. 221 and 223 South Fourth strait.
INITEMAR & RUTZ, PORTER, ALE
AND LAG= BEER SIINIVERY, No. b2O Ow
No. 058) North THIRD ntoot,PliflodolphLs.—Shioptog
orders promptly attended to. sal•tt
Coburg anb Cigars.
HAVANA. CIGARS—A handaome u lortft
ment, as
F
igaro, Hartigan,
Nabwiaa t , —
Gloria - _ - • -
, Clenverelantes,
Torrey - Lopes, ' Union Americana,
Onion, Mora Cubans, an., ad.,.
1-11 and 1.10 gee, or all slue lad - wall.
nen, In Me and eonstantly receiving, and for ,&l. IoW,
CHARLES TETA,
(new) 188 WALNUT Street,
below Second, second Wry
pIGARO,,OABANAS AND PARTAGAS
.41.* 111X1A88.—ti obolos loran of Woe solobrotwl
brando on board brig , s Prow,Bra,t , or,pootol from
lama% ilad for sole low, by .0 B. TITS,
, ate (Now) 188 Want strait, below seco
No nd,
&mond m
Mutton! Itailore:
JOHN DOHERTY,
eoitereat.E wan ZHLLT & naoneit,
LATH WITH 'LUKENS, HILLY, & 00.,
TAILOR,
114 CHESTNUT STASET, 4.80V8 EIGHTH,
Rae DOW with Alm the beat !Wore that are engaged
In the huainese In this oonnfry.
(WAILES Benz, 'formerly the loading tailor of thie
city; H. Kassa, formerly cutter for 0. Roth & 00,,
and- tato Coat and- Vert mutter with Lukens, Kelly, &
Co.; /EMMY the best Pants and Teat cutter ,
In the United Staten, for year* mutter with Deplores,
under the Irving Home, Broadway, and with Beplerria
& Patten, under the St. Nieholea Hotel, Broadway.
The moat unretnitthiguttention paid to the *lakes of
all who patronise the eitabliehtnent.
The beet of Clothes raiele at moderate prices for
credit, low prices far cask. cult-tf
TAMES SHE Rin A . N, MERbHART
TAnals, Nov. 10 anolB South NINTH•STBEET I
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
A large and well selected stook of CLOTHO and
-OAB9IMEEXO Agway' on hand.
Aft Olothing made at this Establishment will be of
the boot quality, and In the most fashionable atilt..
"Partioular ittautkni e'en , to UNME I 4 °Wit.
.
1111.' • - • anAAr
V k HA R P S MEN'S Aka BOYS'
OLOTHING, ltdd North mums Strast„batwaaa
daldi and Sate . „ and -1'
qktUtritall at Jain.
f4INIEL DOOGRERTY, ATTORNEY
AN taw, owathesittiotted id RIORTR awl LO
CUST Strootr, '
MYER BTRO USE, ATTORNEY AT
JJ. LAW,ONNWllortrast;Pottrifile, au447
propacialtt.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE, PIIILADYLrar a, December 28,11367.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until 10 A. M. or the 30th or January next for furnish
ing, by contract, during the year 111.58, loather of the
beat quality of the kind. herein specified, deliverable
at the United States Clothing end Equipage Depot,
Schuylkill Arsenal,. and in quantities as may be re.
quite 4, tin : _
Wax Upper Leather, oak-tanned, stowed from 'daughter
bides.
•
Hole Leather, oak-tanned from Buenos Ayres or La
Plata hides .
Stook Leather, dressed by the morocco process, and of
usual thickness.
Slack Bridle Leather, oak-tanned from slaughter hides.
Russet Bridle Leather, from hides of the RAMO class,
curried down without splitting.
Morocco Skins, Tampico, black kid Raab.
Visor Leather, Japanned on both aides, one black, the
other green, by the patent
process.
Ohba Strap Leather, Japanned black on the grain side,
by the patent process.
Slaughter Leather, for welts
Contrasts will be based on accepted proposal', for the
fulfilment of which two or more sufficient securities
wit lbe required. •
The names, address, and the responsibility of the
persons proposed as securities, with the acknowledge
ment of said persons that they will be ouch security, or
will see that good and sufficient security be furnished in
case a`contract Is obtained, Will be transmitted with the
proposals.
Payments will be made on each delivery, should Oen
"grass have made an appropriation to meet them, or as
soon thereafter as an appropriation shall be made for
that purpose. Ten per cent, of the amount of each de
livery will be retained until the contract shall be com
pleted, which will be forfeited to the United States in
case of defalcation on the part of the contractor In ful
filling the contract.
It is to be distinctly understood by every person ob
taining a contract, that said contract is not transferable
without the consent of proper authority, and that any
sale, assignment, or transfer of it, without such consent
having been obtained, (except under a process of law.)
will be regarded as an abandonment of the contract,
and the contractor and his meenrlties will be held re.
eponeible for all loss or damage to the United States
which may arise from said abandonment.
Proposals will be 'addressed to the undersigned, and
Will be endorsed "Proposals for furnishing army sup.
'plies sad materials." HENRY 0. WAYNE,
- de2o-tu the tja2o Bt. Major, A Q. Mr
DLLIMBING AND GAS-FITTING.
A. W. W. /BM:OM, Ho. 143 - North SIXTH Street,
above RAO/1,-
- OPPOSITE' ODD pnuoivs Hatt,
Is now prepared to attend to RUISILDINQ and HA.13.•
BITTING In all Its enema brand... • -
His force of experienced workmen, now engaged In his
establishment, will. enable him to glee his numerous
patrons, and the public generally, prompt attention at
the aborteet notice. - 'Ja25-6mogg
MATS.-6% dozen RUSSIA
MOB, suitable for sardenerd use. Por We' b 7
• WBASEN; PITTIIfB. 100.,
NO. NI North WATNIt street,
Jell•It • Awl 22 itattl4 Wilwrooi
•
THE PR -- • , 141.PHIA, THURSDAY. JANUARY 28. 1858.
"CIOR- SAN 'FRANOISOO.—Tho 'extreme
Olipper:shlp' I, OI.IIHTLBT," Berelead, tam
mender, and the well•known arid favorite Olipperahlp
B. P, TTILLSTS, eonvaandet, are both load
ins rapidly In New York, and will be despatched as
above. Per freight apps te
BISHOP, s now & Co..
me (late as) wRABVE2I.'
VOA 'NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA
1.11211.—Te euraeed the barque MARGARET with
gglet despatelt. •
The coppered eopper-faeteued fest-ieMog MOP
STEPHEN BALDWIN, Downer, muter, will COlllO3OOlll
loading for the abort port In a few days, and, haring
large engesemenfe, irol hare hnniailiela despatch. rot
balms or freight, stplito •
BISHOP, SIMONS, k 00.,
.152.8-dtr N 0.120 (late 110) North Wharres.
lIIHE BRITISH
_NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL BTRAIRMIPI3.
TROY NSW TOSE TO LtimasooL.
Older Cabin Swage 1180
Second Cabin Passage, ' 76
?sou 101001 TO LtrzarooE. ..
Chief Cabin Pswage 1110
Second ClabiiiPasisge 60
The skips imp Boston call at Balitkit.
1
PERSIA, Opt. ,Indklas, CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stoop. AMERlCA,Rapt.Wiehman
ARIA, Capt. B. G. Loft'. NIADARK L Oapt. kris.
AFRICA, Capt. Bbannsn. RUMBA, Capt. J. Leitch.
Them vessels carry s clear white light at mast.head i
groan on starboard bow; red on port bow.
AFRICA, Bhannoh, leaf, N.York, Wednesday, Jan. 20.
ARBRICA, Wickman, o Boston, Wednesday, Jan. 27.
BDROPA, Leitch, ' 'I N.York, Wednesday, Feb. 8.
CANADA,-Lang, • 0 Beaton, Wednesday, Feb. 10.
ARABIA,Steue, dc' N.York, Wednesday, lob. 17.
NIAGARA, Millar, c , Boston, Wednesday, Feb. RI.
Berths not stourid -until paid for.
An experienced Burgem on board. -
The owners of these Shins will net be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie Jewelry, Protons Stones
or 3fetals, union bills of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed. '
?or freight or pessagaaPPlT to
3114-7 N. OUNARD,4 Bowling Green, N. York.
SA.TANNILH STEAMSHIP LINE.
'FREIGHT* REDUCLED.
The well-known first-scans aide-wheel steamship
STATE ON GEORGIA, l•bn J. Garvin. Oornmandar,
will be read y to receive freight on WEDNESDAY, /Wl
nary 2i, and nail on SATURDAY. January 80, at 10
o'clock A. N.
At Savannah this ship connects with steamers for
Florida, and for all places ha the pouthond Southwest.
Cabin passage 820 00
Steerage do - 800
No freight received on Saturday morning.
No bills of lading signed titer the ship hu
For,freight or puasge, .
HE
only to '
A. ROIC
No. 328 North Wharrae.
O. I. GREINER & 00.,
' Jal4 A*ol4l 1n Savannah.
FOR SAN' FRANOISOO4-4o aail on The
lath instant. —The femme dipper ships EDWIN
)LYE, 0. P. Weeven, Commander, and EDWIN FOR
REST, Omoncsa, Commander{
Both of that magnifloent ahipl are now loading in
New York, and will he despatched as above.
Tor balance of freight apply to ,
RIBROP,'SIMONS, & 00.,
js2 120 (late 55) NORTH WILSIIVES,
?FRE GLASGOVir.‘ AND XU W YORK
STRAIMEIIP 00612ANYlitplendid and powerful
eteamere
EDINBURGH, 2,600 tone, Wm. Cumming, Commander,
NEW YORK, 2,160 tone, Robert Craig,
GLASGOW, '1,902 tone, John Duncan. f 4
Are appointed to sail
raox etalciew.
New York, Saturday, 19th Member
Edinburgh Saturday, lOtb January.
Glargow, Saturday, 80th Jainuoy.
Edinburgh, Briturdny, Feb. 13th, et 12 o'clock, noon
RATES OP Pd 13864111.
First Olsen guinea
Stomp, found with nookod pcovisioas ti 11
Pint Claes 11T5 00
Steerage, found with cooked . 80 00
Children under 14 yeah of age, belt We; Infanta in
Steerage, $5.
Return tickets available within oLt months, by any
steamer of this line.
•
Out and home, First Oleo $l4O 00
Out and home, Third Ohm 60 00
An experienced Surgeon attached to gook Steamer.
For passage, apply to
' WORKMAN A 00.,121 W.41.N0T Street, Platedel
phis.
HALL. & LONEY, Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
ROBERT CRAIG, IT Broadway , Now York.
Jalinm
VIM ENGLAND D FRANCE, 1857.-
-W Now York and Havre Staanishlp Hompane.—Tho
United Mateo Mall Steamship MUGS, 4,600 tons,
Doti Una, (*maunder, Ond FULTON, 4600 tone,
Jambe Wotton, oommandOr, will' leave New York,
Havre Ind Sonthainpton, for t h e loam IOST and NI, on
the Ibllowlng Saps;
LUTA OM YOU.
1881. 1888.
Mato:, Sato:doh Aug. 92 Ariso, Botaiday," ; hoc 9
Jnlti,, do., Rapt .
. 1 1 1 4 rale; It . . . 7 11 b. :
Arno, do. Nov. 14 Fulton, do. April 8
Fulton, do. DIM 19 Arno, dc NAY I
YolUo, do. May 29
186 T.
Auto, Tuesday, Aut. 05
Yulfoo, do.,Sept. Zt
Amo, do.Oot.
Talton, do. Nov. IT
Auto, do. • Doe. NS
1869.
Talton, do. .Jan. 12
Sin% 3 3 M.Z
Logo, do Apt 0
Yulton, do. May 4
Amo, do. Jane 1
Fulton, do. Jags 39
' Faros or r.timmon I
Prom Now
0.....,,,......Ree0a York to
Ca bin So.
ill• ' uthampton or Harm—Pirot
d
Pt= H 111770 .. g o Da...4,, to -
Oibbin, 814 true; Bea,,aarg,, ...MI: York—Bbot
I°T
rOi_*M a f, W 1 8 11,14;
, Agora, T Brambly.
Wild m ISPLIN, 1, HaYr•.
OROSKEY & 00. " . Iloutk , ton.
AMBBIOAN lllkoPlalt i
Loma emu sx- eg "Your.
MOGI 00. - sal
IVNEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
ITED STATES MAIL 012.11131111.—The Maps
somposhog this Line are,
The ATLANTIC, Oapt. Oliver Tidtddige.
The BALTIC ChiSpt - Joseph Ocaktook.
The ADRIATIC, Otpt. ;Amu WM.
4These ablpe have boon built lozooninat ti sr o tnz
= L nent rJ....==stniui,to ensure strength
^" . eq, elegance ars64" r adS eerat•Vta for
Pule6lllB are
" Awe of panda new York &Vowel, in Ent
hi
eatda, 5180 i savonst
_Mg frond risvool to New
Yolk, so and go &skim. berthiseour tutliteipaid
for. The daps of this dine have improved water•tight
PROPOSED DATES OP SAILING}.
• isok itsiv Tom 1/1011 LIWPOOL.
Sataiday, lonia 99, 1857 Wednesday, dun•Sti 1587
Saturday, Jnly 4*1657 Wednesday, duly 5, 1851
Saturday, Irdy 18, NW Wednesday , Poly id, 1857
liatasday, ans. 1, 857 Wedneeday, Aug. 5, 1591
Saturday, Aug.l.s, 1061 Wedooktay, Ang.l9, 1867
Batunday,Sept.ll, t 1851 Wedneaday, Sept., f it 1557
-Saturday, Sept. 981 1857 Wednesday, Sept. SO, 1857
Saturday, Oat. 49, 1857 Wedneigar, 0ct.44, 1657
Saturday, Oct. Si - 1857 Wodriuday, Ott. $B, 1857
Saturday, Nov. 7, ,1867 Wednesday, Nov. U, 1157
Saturday, Nov. 11, 1857 Wednesday, N0v.20, 1151
Satarddy, Dee. 5, NW Wednesday, Dee. 9, 1651
Wiabseaday, Deo. 22, 11181
for freight or pimp, apply to.
INWARD Z. 001,1 INS No. 58 Wall street, N.Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & iNt., Liverpool. •
WPIPLUIN ICININARD k 00., It Austin friars,
London.
S. O. WAINWHIONT & 00., Part.
The owners of these ships vii{ not be arieowstrible for
gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jewelry.pe *oleos stokes or
metals' unless of 'sautes it g rod therefor, and
the value thereof espreund Idierstri . ' r &a-0'
VIENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
NB WORKS.
' REANEY, NEAFTE & 00.,
PRACTICAL AND TRSORITIOAL •
RAOHINDISTI L BOILDR.AIANDRP,: . DUO&
ilidlVßlt IND YOUNDIRI3.
Raying for many years been in eneeesstal operation,
and been exclusively engaged in building and repairing
Marine and River Engines, high and low presmus, _
_lron
Route,. Water Tanks, PrOPSilerg) act infPrflrglif
offer their minims to the Nubile, as being luny prepared
to contract for Ragtime ofall afses, Marine, River, and
litaonary. Having eats of patterns of diterent sixes,
are a PrePlinid to Mout* orders with gulek despatch:
Zeney descriptten of - Tattemmaking mule at the
ekorfast notice. High and tow Pressure, glue, Tuba.
ler and Oylinder Bolleroot the beet Penney) rsala ober.
foil Iron. forging! of aU elms andkindil Iron and
Brame Outings of all descriptions; Roll Turning, Bony
Cuffing, and all other work connected with the atm,
basins,
Drawings end specilicationg for all work done at their
establishment freed aharge, sad work guaranteed.
Thu subscribers have ample wharf dock room for ro
pairs of boats, where they can lay in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, Woks, fills, &a., &0., for
raising tummy or tight weight,.
THOMAS 11.116.NEY
40011 0. raeni,
• "
JOHN P. ',IVY,
anl,7 REACH and PALMER Streets, itenstsgton.
WM" Y. Imam. 1. VAT:I4MAX 111111110 X.
WILLIAM I. tatalfog.
SOIITHIVARK. FOUNDRY,
PIP= AND WASHINGTON STRUT&
• PIIILADALIWIA: ,
NERRION. & SONS,
SINGINNERS AND It&OHINISTA,
tonataasture High and Low Prunes Steam raginee, for
Land, Hirer, and Marino males.
Dollen', Humidors, Tank', Iron Bottle, &a., Out
ings of an kind,, antler Mon or Brun. •
Iron trams roofs for Hu WOrka, Warkahops, Railroad
Etatloue, Aco.
Warta and Gas llsabimul , of latest and most
improved eondluotion.
Bray description of Plantation sasshinarg, Ruh u
thrw, and Grid Hills- Tanana; Pans, Open Damn
Trains, Dafecatonl, PilauPaatping naglau,
• Bola Agent( for N. Rilliana4 Patent Sugar Bolling
Apparatus; Namaytit's Palau: Steam Ilkinmer, J. Y.
imul , Patent "sire Mental tor Mast hisohltiery and
Otaam Pampa.
Idaparbltendeat—B. H. HAWTOIc
111)VIOHARD NORRIS & SON, LOOONQ
XL TIM
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
imistinsion anon!, itai(umoir, 'mum AID
/t/110 OARDO SIMMA )
ItraLADELIVA.
lifrezeitteleely in the mivanhatere of
OXOTIVE STEAM ENGINES.
Manahan» to eyelet Laeoinotires of say
er Unit.
meat s4kt or oapastty, for the use of Wood or C s,
er .11il5sOnews Coal us its cried. Hatt, tr
ANTHRACITE COAL,"
WITIOVI =MING enOze, etc cc Inn.
7.ll " pin, material and workmanship, the Lamm°.
b Coes need St these Works are equal to, AS n
not -
oel] y any. The materiels used in construstion aro
weds on the epot, and Wan the frost quality and most
rabble stook. The large extent of Mops, and COM
plitd Andy/mem of stackiory sod Tags; enable
them to execute the
NEST OF WORE WITH GREAT DESPATCH,
Of ANT ABRAIROIMIXT
CHILLED Okit WRIBLIi f RAMMBIDID
With !trains ofeni sire or form, •
IRON ADM BRASS CASTINGS,
And itso!inflf WOUlitsawily.
ammo Sousa . assay &Anima Roams.
anl-1, •
SOIIIIYLKILL AND LEDIDII COAL.-
I 1101 daily resolving, at my yard, the but quality*.
llouunaux AND LIIIIGLI COAL: , Myanetomere,
mad all others who may faros no with their orders, my
re
... m getting Cool that will be eatlsteetory to them.
No Inferior Coal kept at this estabDihment to
offer at LOW MUM.
T .EI3IGH AND 8011 u /AM. dOAL.—•
:KJ DALY, PORTER is 00. 00AD DEALER/1, No,,
821 PRIME fitreet, Above itlghth, keep ecauttently on
ketet, at Pm Yell lowest rates, full supply of Lehigh
god Behusliall Coal. an I -Om
COTTON-200 bales good Middling to Mid
V Clog Dale Clottono4 store end for sole by
atABT/N & ALOCIALIEIBB,
au • ;119 Sam won swat,
fi1044 111 41-
'Rom CILASSOW
=raim
ZJIATIi 10IMUI.V)11
1667.
W.di dr a . ra
Arno! ' do. Om . V/
Fulton, do, Nov. 16
Arno, - do Doc 15
Vanua, do. Jou. 16
ego, do. Fob. 10
u ) do. Moo. 10
dingo,_ do. April I
Patton, do. My 6
Argo, do. Juno I
n
Pulto, do.. .1550 50
allathitttp aitb Iran.
ALBYLABBER CONVIBT,
It. N. Omer of Broad and Cherry eta
insuremo Companies.
IN
PHILADELPHIA FIR AND LIFE • r' • SUBANON 001kITANY,
INCORPPEATED BY THE STATE' OF PENN
SYLVANIA IN Wat t
Are now eatabliahed idtheir new office, No. 438 OHM.
NUT Most, where they are prop4rod to make
' •
ALL KINDS OP INSUNANON,
from lon by Om, on property of wrery description, la
town or country, Including ,
PUBLIC BUIL D INC; B STORES,DWEL
LINGS,WARSHOUSES, PACTOSIEs. and
MANUFACT:pspw,.WOBILSHOPSi
VA•safri:s, 0.0. -
Also, nerobendlie of all kinds; Stooks of Goods;
Stooks of ()country Storesfloods on storage, or in bond;
Stooks and Tools of Artificers and Meohaniei ; Feral
tete, Jewelry, Fixtures, ,Ao., Am, Ac .. at moderate
rotas of premliun, and for any period of time.
This Company refer to their put career as an ample
•
guarantee for the
PROMPT SETTLEMENT OP ALL TIlillt•LOSSILI.
There are at ,thie time no unsettled elaims agalnot
them. ,-. • ROST. P. KING, President.
.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
TRAVOIS Dtiolsoaris, Secretary. Jal4-Smit
. BIN' AN► FIRS I SURANCE.
/TI. TUN INSURANOE COMPANY OP TUN STAYS
OP PENNItYLYANIA—CHARTNRED IN ITH—with a
capital of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and a lege surphia in addition, invested In sound and
available aeouritles, continue to insure on Vends and
Oargoes, Buildings, Stooks of Merchandise, &a., Ice., on
liberal terms.
OWIIOO, No. 4 EXOHANOR BUILDING, WAL
NUT Street, below Third.
DIRROTORS 808 YEAR 1868:
John Stewart, William It White,
Simeon Toby, Charles S. Wort,
John M. Scott, George H. atnart,
Charles Afacalester, Tobias Wagner '
John B. Dodd, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Willbusi 0. Smith. Thojn B. Watson,
Henry G. Preemen.
JOHN STEWART, President.
WILLIAM H , Secretary. Jalibbody
ripHE MUTUAL HEALTH INSURANOE
SOCIETY OP PENNSYLVANIA. Oilee, No. IE4
South YOURTII. Street, above WALNUT, (Up Stem)
Philadelphia,
OAPITAL, $20,800.
BLLAB 8. BREW ezmunsar.
Financial Oommittes :—B. L. BROWN, 3. JOHNSON,
E. F . HAZLETON.
The object of this Society Is the creation of • Mutest
Fund, to bo applied In the most advantageous manner
for the benefit of its sick members.
By the payment of the following yearly depoelte you
will become a Life Member of the Society, and will be
entitled to a weekly benefit if you should be disabled by
sickness or accident from attending to your ordinary
business or occupation.
KO LILIOLIBI TO saansaliakre.
Yearly Deposits of Members under 60 Years of Ago:
06
$2 00 per year draw $2OO per cc i week.
8 it 1 8 00 t
400 it it tt 400
660 tt it 11 500 it it
608 a it a 6 00 It ti
700 it II it 7 00 u cc
800 di it ti 8 op gt it
000 IC IC CI 16 op it CC
10 00 tt " " 10 00 " It
Pint weak excepted.
In addition to the above an experise Nee or $1.60 will
be charged the tint year which must be paid at the
time of making application and the yearly deposit in
thirty days.
All claims for Dickman' will be promptly paid. All
communications should be addressed to
SILAS 8. DREW, President
130-y 164 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
GREAT WESTERN INSITRANOE AND
TRUST COMPANY OP PVILADELPIIIA.
'MICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING, No MIS MAL
NUT, Colmar ofPGUDTU Street.
Charter Pirpetial. --- AnthoilinciOrapiiiiiioo,ooo
PIRA', INSURANCE, limited or perpetual.
' MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargos, end
'might..
INLAND INBURANOIIi byßivers, Canals, Lake, and
Land Carriage.
ABBSTB, Nor.l, 1867.
Real Estate $67,000 00
Real Estate held In trust, (In Phila.) 28,700 00
Bondi ant Mortgagee 86,860 00
hocks, (par value 802,480) present value.— . 67,916 00
Stock notes 88,400 00
Bills receivable ' 27,448 81
Cash In bank and on hand 2,164 88
Ouh In bands of Agents 7,668 22
Premiums unpaid 9,888 88
VT.:Oil 9 9
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES 0. LATHROP, 1423 Walnut stria.
WM. DARLING ,1410 Pine street. •
ALEX. WHILLDEF, merchant, 111 North Front at.
ISAAC HAZLEIMST, Attune) , and Counsellor.
JOHN 0. HIINTEB,, firm of Wright, Hunckr, & Co.
H. TRACY, firm of E. Truly & Co., Goldsmiths' Hall.
JOLINA. BPOURDY thin of Jones White, & WOurtly
THOS. L. GILLESPIE, Ana of Gllteeple & Zeller.
JAB. B. SMITH, firm of Smi th Ir. Co.
H. HARPER JEFFRIES, Armor Wm. H. Brown & 00
JON. R. YOODES, once eor. Seventh and &mom eta
OgA.B. E. THOMPSON, office 413 Chestnut street.
ALFRED TAYLOR, aloe Cahn Pity Property.
JONA J. EiLOOIIM, office 226 Booth Third street.
OHABLES 0. LATHROP, President.
WM. DARLING, Woe-President.
LEWIS GREGORY, 23 Tiee- President, New York
H. K. RICHARDSON, Assistant•Seeretary. de23-tf
CORN EEC/RANGE INSURANCE 00M.
PANT
33'1 WALNUT BTRINT.
Chatter
_perpetual. Os_pital, $600,0. Bobtailed,
0 9 0 0 t 00 0. Pad up, 5140, 00
000.
This Company Li now prepared to lune PIED and
mo
MARINE rous on favorable terms.
PanumiT—.lollN SWIFT.
Vion Paanonne—HENßY BIRD.
'UTE% INSURANCE AND TRUST COX
1J PINY.—The PINN HIPTUAT. LUX 1261711.40/1
COMPANY, Northeast Oorner of THIRD and DOCK
Streets. Capital, $612,126.011.
INSURTB LITZB for short terns, or for the Thole
term of life--grants annuities and endowments--par•
climes life Interests In Real Relate, and makes all
oontraota depending on the continmeles of Life.
They sat as Uneaten, Administrators, datignm,
Trutass, and asuuttleste.
TIV SSSSS .
i t s tat ra, .. 4, , 0.........1 la, siteaw.
William Martin,
Blehar.l B. Newbold, James B. Malrarland,
William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, Jame, Burton,
Samuel O. Huey, Theophilus Paulding,
Marled Ha ll owell, Zdmund A. Bonder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Daniel L. llntekineon,
It °dolphin Kent, John W. Hornor,
PrUllam H. Our, Z 11• S. Arnim,
Zdward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian,
Armor U. Buin A
William ~,t,,,,, Crigtnin . ..tr__ -
r. B. Mahler, _
_Beaton.
DANIBIL L. KLUB ,B, President.
Oa BL B. grouts, The Prowl!.
- lore W. Roues. Beerelarr. nib-1'
lIOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SUNANOS COMPANY-OMo. No. 413 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia. The follovuir statement of the
atlalre of the company is published to conformity with
provision of its charter :
rammuns asnunto snot £0000? 1, 1851, on AUGUST
El, MI:
lire premium' SU 120 131
Marine promtuma 211,751 es
Perpetual premiums 224 00
Total aroonnt pre:tole= tattoo. 8488,141 44
Earned fir• prugazi 16,072 96
Named amine prendaati.... 105,006 W-180,075 60
Deduct return vomit=
Net corned 11168,09 OP
Marine losses paid. 903,69616
Rio tome paid.... 8,03111
$101,016 Be
Bang, re.
001 Y.d... $l6O a?
Interestre.
•
0e1ved...4,861 157
R s - War
saw 2 971 92 —B,OBO 66 08,683 TO
Uranus far oomndadona to
*gents, abatement/ In Ilan of
p, Wades, Moo rant,
furnishing Otos, book', at4a.
tionary, o 60,888 R
io Profit and lou 03 40-144,288 37
Not profit mon 02
•
£3BBBB.
Cad, on hand 512,010 83
Bills rem:arable 119,207 02
Honda and mortgages 166,000 00
Rocks 202,100 00
Stook notes 143,900 00
Due by agents and
others 32,812 38
--- 5734,0013 84
DIRPOTOBA.
P. M. Patti, Wm. P. Utah,
0. E. Spangler, IL T. Hamill,
Abraham Res, ._. 11. 11. Walton,
Wm. H. Woods, Jos. H. Witham,
George Howell, Ahnsham P. Eyre,
S. Ndgar Thomson, W. Itsignsl,
0.4. Sower, • Charts, P. Norton,
John W. 842t0n, John It. Immo,
Herman Haupt,
Nathan H. POW HI , Jason N. tittles,
11. Shall ngford.
PNROIVAL 31. POTTLI, President.
0. N. SPANGLIII, Vies President.
W. H. WOOBI, satorstary.
oat N. T. Itssem. Trimmer.
Fun INDIUMS.
SPRING CAMDEN PIM RIBURANOW COM
.
CAPITAL SI2O,OOO AN , PAID IN OM, •
AID noalatiliTlViatsTlD,
OP/101, M. W. CORNER OP SIXTH AND WOOD
WM., SPRING GARDENS.
OMARTZE PAIBPITITAL.
•
LOMB PROMPTLY PAID.
7.11110701611.
John H. Dohnwl, Rimy M. PM I,
Darla Woellipar, Lana Mann
Ihajanan Davie, Joni Lindell,
Join Irma , Jr • Okada. Stahl,
Aillay M. Park, William M.
Zama Darnall, John B. Stamina,
Jamb S. Mintany Duran Stoddard,
Many Roam, Thom. D. TlLlngkaat,
George K. Childs.
JOHN M. DOI/DIRT, Pnaldaah.
L. KRUMBRAAR, Saarstary. - ' 'apt 71-17
GROTTO FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
HT, NEW YORR.-081ce, No 29 Wall street, ad
joining the Mechanics' Bank- - bash Capital, $250,00,
with a surplus . This Company lucre Buildings, Met.
ettandlse, Furniture, Teasels in port and their Cargoes,
end other property, against Loss or Damage by Pin and
the Risks of Wand flasiption. •
DMOTORS.
Henry Grinnell, Joshua L. Pope,
Caleb Bestow, Rena R. Grayer,
Henry H. Brener ) . Henry Dwria,_ _
Ethound Fanfold H. H. Idilentbal,
Hanson R. Corning, Theo . Polhemur, Jr.
Ogden Haggerty, Blisha H. Morgan,
Thomas Monson, Ab . R. Tan Ned,
John H. Earle, Willem A. Cary,"
Albert Ward, Thomas B. Nelson,
Charles Heaton, Jams W. Phillips.
Louis Lomat Charles A. Macy,
Eausael sa.duaate Alward Hineken,
Staub. 11breleni, Wm. E. Shepard,
Thomas scat, Charlee L. Prod,
John Ward, Lothrop L. Stara,
Henry R. Bogert, Wrillana IL loath.
Peter Ides_, liner) Thayer
Benjamin H. Field, Geo. Weetfeldt,
A. R. Frothinghars: Zahnou Taylor,
Thos. P.Younsge, Henry R. Dimon.
Samuel L. Mitchell, _
/MUST- WARD, President.
Blenlin A. (latmoT, Beeretary. an 10-1 y
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANOE
LTA. :1011PANY.—Oluirter Perpetual. Granted by
the State of Pealleyleanla. - Oapltal y 000,000. vire,
Marine, ared Weed TrauepartettOtt.
DIUOVOIL
Amon S. Lippineott, Oliarlse Who,
Wm. A. Rhode*, AUted Weeks,
Oharles I.lfield, ' jams P. Smyth,
Win. B. Thomas, P. Rinaldo Bank,
Wm. Neal, " John P. Simons,
AARON N. LIPP/1100PP, Prosbleat.
WM A. RHODES, Wee Presided.
ALFRED WEENJI, Secretary.
J. W. MARTIAN, Burma.
This Company was organised with I omit appal, and
the Directors have determined to adapt the boalneme to
Ile available reeourees—to observe prudence le aoudad
tor ittaillsits, with • prom t adjustment et Imam
OR.. No.lo liferehante , sswanse, Philadelphia.
sul.dly
COMMONWEALTH r/Rll INSIJRANOS
0014PAW1, OP TILS LBTAI OP PIINNOILVA
NIA.-offies, N. W, Omer FOURTH and WALNUT
Siescds,Vidisdelplus. Subscribed %pita, MAO.
Paid•up %pita, MO.OOO.
- DAVID lAIMIc W. D. ? President.
' THOMAS B. EVOWART, 91N Malt
utu,b I. Uodt, asenitiq. 014,
insurmue getntialtitei;
WI,LWANE MUTUAL SAFiTY IN-
BIIRANOR COMPANY.
/N0O1POILITNI) BYJIMi LIGIIILATURN of PRNN
SYLVANIA; HU.
021101, B. N. Corner THIRD And WALNIIT Streets,
MARINR INSURANCE,
ON VREIRELB,
CARGO. To all piste or the World.
FRIIGHT, -
INLA D INSURANCES,
On Goods, by Meer, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carwilii•
to I!, pert+ of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES,
' On Merchandise generally.
On Storm, Dwelling Rouses, Re.
MEETS OF THE COMPANY,
Ntrrember 2, 1851.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Rest Estate gloms() 94
Philadelphia City and other Loans.. 137,011 86
Stook in Banns, Railroads, and Insurance
Companies 12,504 00
Bill. Receivable 220,291 95'
Cash on hand 68,6W2 66
Balsam in heads of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Policies recently issued, on other
debts doe the Company 92,780 67
Ouboniption Notes 100,000 00
Dl/110}11111.
William Martin, James 0. Rand,
Joseph H. Beal, Theophilui Palatine,
Edmond A. Bonder, James Traqualr,
John.O. Davis, William Byre, Jr.,
John R. Penrose, J.F.Peniston,
George G. Lelper, Joshua P. Eyre,
Edward 'Darlington, Samuel B. Stokes,
Dr. R. M. Ruston, Unary Sloan,
Wm. 0. Ludwig, James B McFarland,
Hugh Orate, Thomas C. Rand,
Spencer Mollvain, Robert Burton, Ir.,
Charles Kelly, Jno. B. Semple, Pittsbgh
R. Jones Brooke,' Dr. T Morgan, "
Jacob P. Jones, J. T. Logan, LI
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS 0. HAND, Vice President.
JIMMY LYLBURN, Secretary. ia9•Y
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE
ININIRANOR COMPANY or HARTFORD, CONN.
Clash 'Capital 11100,000. Losses In PhAdolph.% and
vicinity adjstated at the PAS:oda/pain Offico.
By leave we Nita to
S.
t
D. Mann & Co., Phila. Hon. loal JOsell, Ph il a.
Cheese, Stout & d o., , l Hon. Rufus Choate, Dolton
Hacker, Lea & Cie. ~ Hoe. T..S.Williams, Hart'd
We have facilities for p acing my meant of Item
ranoe in the most reliable Companies.
PHII,ADELPHIA GE.NERAL INSURANCE
AGENCY, No. 418 (old No. 145) CHESTNUT ST.
THOMPSON & ROOD,
anl.4ltn Amts.
flailroab tints
PHILADELPHIA. AND ELMIRA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.—QUIOICEBT ROUTE to El
mira, Buffalo, Chicago, Rock Island, Niagara Palls,
Mllwaukle, Burlingtols, Montreal, Bt. Paola, Detroit,
Dunlieth, and lit. Louis
Pusenger trains will leave the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and VINE
Streets, daily. (Sands's excepted) as follows:
1.80 A. M. DAY EXPRESS,
Tor Elmira, Blegirs, Balls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rook Island, Galena, St. Paula, Burlington,
and St. Louis.
8.80 P.ll. NIGHT EXPRESS, '
Tor Elmira, Niagara Valls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chioago,
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena, St. Paula, Burlington,
and fit. Louis.
Q 7" Tickets good till used.
Baggage checked. to Elmira; Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
Wilklnbarre ' 84 50
Williamsport 5 90
Elmira 7 00
Canandaigua . 8 00
Geneva, via Norham 8 00
So.:heater 8 50
Niagara You 10 60
Baal° 10 00
Erie. 10 60
Cleveland, via N. Y. and Erie 13 00
" via Niagara Falls la oo
Toledo, via Now York and Erie 10 25
Columbus 18 60
Cincinnati, New York and Brie. 19 00
" Niagara Falls 15 00
Indianapolis, via New York and Erie 21 00
Detroit, via Mum. Palls 18 60
Chicago, via Great Weatern Railway 22 00
Lake Shore Railroad 22 00
Rock Island, via Niagara Balls.
27 00
it Lake Shore Railroad
27 00
Burlington 28 00
lowa City 29 25
St. Louie, via Chicago ^9 00
Indianapolis 29 00
Donnell 27 80
St. Pants S 6 10
Tickets an be procured at the Philadelphia and
Birdies Railroad Company , ' Ticket Office, N. W. corner
of SIXTH and CHRSTNUT Streets, and at the Pu-
Banger Depot, BROAD and VINE.
THROUGH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, dimly
(Bundays oxeeptad,) for all points West and North, at
Freights roust be delivered before 3 P.M. to hors
their going the same day.
IV" Freights are forwarded with greater despatch
and Lower Bates than by any line from this oity to the
Westland Northwest.
For further information apply to
ALLEN dr, HUGEL,
Through freight Depot, Broad, below Vine
Or to CHAR. S. TAPPEN, General Agent,
N. 'W. oar. Rath and Chestnut sta., Platted&
G. A. MOLLS,
Gaul. Supt. Philada. and Beading Railroad
H. A. FONDA,
Genl. Supt. Ostawifia, W. & E. Railroad.
J. A. REMPIELD,
Genl. Supt. VPmsport and Elmira Railroad
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD—PAST FILIIMEIT LlNE.—Yreight trains
leave the Depot, BROAD Street, b low VINE, daily, (or
Buffalo, Suspension Bridge, Cenada, Detroit, Chicago,
Cledens, Dubuque, St . Louis, and interme-
Cate points.
This is the shortest route to Canada and the Lake
Ports, and goods will be forwarded with greater despatch
to the above points than by any other route.
".11151 OP PRIOKII PIM 100 LIS.
- Via Railroad. •
let *lass; 6i tiess. 61 thus. 4th class.
Suspension llrifte..l 05 60 10 . 60
BsSalo or Dungark.l 46 to 10 60
Detroit 100 121 111. 9/
01ieaoe ...... .... -1 90 146 126 100
b.
Freight going through grail all Oa way mot
marked ‘ , 111.1. BAIL."
, No transhipment between Phlladalphta sad Elmira.
Ifark goo& el& Philadolphla and Reading Railroad,
And 04M to the Depot, Broad divot, below Tine, daily,
bablre 5 P. M. .
Pot farther Information In middle MI. ... W t.?'"
at Ws 41.muistrrretsti; moo or the phlladelphis, Ma
gus, and Great Western Line , N. W. corner BIXTU
and ORISTNIIT. aB X TU
DENNSYLVANLL RAILROAD.—TaII
L OTUSAT 01INTRAL BOMB, cannesting the At
lantio Cities with Western, North-wartern, and South
western States, by a continuous Railway dirmt. Thts
Bowl also oannecte at Pittsburgh with daily line of
steamers to all porta on the Western Blurs, an ports d
on at
Cleveland and Sanky with to - all
the North-western dus Lakes ; making the Steamers
smut DIRECT,
OMIAPBST and EILLIBLI ROUTE which Sleight
can le forwarded to and from the GREAT WEST.
RATES BEIWILIN PHLIJLBILPHIA. AND PITTS
BURGH.
Plus CaAss—Boota, Oboe., Hata, and
Gap, Books, Dry Goods, in loxes
Wm and Make), Drugs, (IA bona
and balsa) Nathan, Pao, dce 1600. par ISO no
3100011 libeetiag,
sad Ticking, (In original
bake), (In maks), Hardware,
Leather, guar, (In auaks,) Wan
!Payer, 'Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Twin*
Eastward
th.ass— Ans, &o. &a ila, Oksiaa (in TN. par 1001ba
mks), Hemp, Bacon and Poet,
Batted, (loose or in seeks), Pointe;
(dry
and to all,) 011., (ozoopt lard
rosin) 665. per 100 lee
Scroars Oitass—Ooßao, Blab, Dawn,
Hoof, and Pork, on conks or boxes
seetward),Lard and Lard 011, Nails,
Soda Ash, (Ferman Clay, Tvw,Pitek,
Rosin, Steel, Idannfthatnrad To
boom, Rosin Oil, Queeurrare,
Sugar, bb l .., and Doge s, } lto. &a Goa. sr MI Rs
)Loos—fl per Dbl., until further notice.
Ciaati-464. per 100 lbs., until further natio*.
Oorrou-42 per bale, not ;mewling 600 lbs. weight,
until further notice.
In iddpidint Goods from any pen! But of Phlledel-
C:irtscri 41'121111rOto aaxx
P la k ro the e tt i s i
Road, at Philadelphia or Pluentrgh, will be forwarded
without detention.
Pastoar Atinisc—Olarke & 00. , Chicago; Packer &
A 00., Memphis, Toad • R. P. Seas & Co. Bt. Louis,
Ho.; P. 0. o , lCilep & Itrikrurrlths, Indiana ; Wm.
tunnt, Nantucky. R. 0. electrum,
, Indiana; IL W. Brown & Co., and !rich
& Co. , Oineinnati; Pierce Co., Zanesville,
Ohio; Imoh A 00., No. 64 Rilicydrest, Baden; Leech Co., No. 2 Astor House, New Perk, No. 1 William at.
New Torii; B. J. Sneedor, Philadelphia; Mira, A
Koons, Dahlman; D. A Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Uent.
H. 1. LOHNAHRT,
dee. Baparlstondont. Altoona. Pa.
Savings Snubs.
SAVING FUND—PPM FEE CENT. IN-
N., THUST—NATEMAL SAFETY TRUST 00M
PANY.—WALNUT BTM T SOUTH-WRSTOOIOII3I
07 THIRD, PHILADELPH IA.
Ilooaroaatag ar na MI% or PUMITLVASIII.
Way b received la any MI, large or mall, sad la
taraat
pall from the day of deposit to the day of with.
The ones is open ovary dry from 9 o'elook in the
morning till 6 la the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 8 o'olock.
HON. HENRY .1119101.13, Prsaident,
SCHIST SEILISIDOS, Vine Trodden*.
Wn. I. Egan, Secretary.
DIZZOT01111:
Hon. Henry L. Benner, Carroll Brewstsr,
Sdeard L. Carter, Joseph B. Berry,
Hobart Selfridge, !rands Lee.
Semi. H. Ashton, Joseph York's,
O. Landreth Num, Henry Diffondsrffer.
Money is received and payment. mode daily.
The investments ars muds in conformity with the
provisions at the Charter, in REAL ESTATII MORT.
GAGES, GROUND RINTR, and snob ant dam semi
ties ILI will always Manse perfect security to the deposi
tors, and which cannot fall to give persuasions, and eta
lefty to this Institution. aul-ly
NO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.—FIVE
PEE MINT, STATE SAVINGS FUND.
O. 88 (241) DOCK 'STREET. -nvz
PER MINT. STATE SAVINGS PUNE.
N'O. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
I I PER ORNT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
IVO. 88 (241) 'DOCK STREET. -Fyn
PEE CENT. STATE SAVINGS MED. sval-1F
5,900 TONS or MITCHELL & CROAS
dale's Improved super PHOSPHATN OP
Lira, for We by 0110ASDALB, PRIEON & 00 ,
uolo4/ No. 204 N. Delaware avenue.
OILMILES P. OALDWELL—Wboleasle
antlistall WHIP ud O.&NI Illantheturez, No. 4
Itln @MITI/
MOBS -17 bales Carolina Noss, for sale by
' MARTIN & MACIALUTER,
sal
US North Watt: Stmt.
ROSIN.--600BARRELS SOAPMAKERS
ROBIN, to arrive per schooner J. 11. Ytenner
?or sale by MARTIN A brAOALLEITYJI,
10011. 110 North Voter 'boot
Wir ANILL A ROPE.—TO WESTERN
AND SOUTHERN mEnou,tztra.—A tarts stook
of Manilla Rope, for isle bL
WEAVER, mun, 00
.012 No. WI N. WATER St., *A 22 N. WIIARVES.
QORGHI7Id, or CifINESE SUGALOANE
191=-111 bushels for see by
OROMIDALB, REMB, & CO.,
itt.lo.N No. 104 N. Warm.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-200 bbls Spirits
Turpentine, to aniro, for Ws 1,,
lug= kztoezaanis,
an I 1150 N orth Viktor street.
MANILLA ROPE —StrECRION
HILL& 110211, tasnahatared and for **by
wat92l2, NIMES & 00.,
saltil He. 22 N. WON it, sad N. 'Wlaryis.
'ULM/RING BOARI 28,680 fees
, Hee keivin boa*,
as, b
NU y
M ILLOALM'IR
311 1 siik Int* 10.—+
Nisyv yogr- LINEV—THE OANDXII
/ a ANI Ti p T 2J111.210.21) AND P:MkaD
AND IKALLIDAD 00 is IM IA
nom BlLipirzau TO 11.2 W YOU, AND WA
PLAOIII,
Leave ma tollova, via: '/Ana,
•
At 1 A. bt. l Dom Eassingtim DV* Ida Imo)
Oity,
At 0 A.l l ., l vi s Camden and Amboy, Anoonaoadso. Nl
ties IS
At 11 A. M., via Camden and Imay
Olty, koala;
IM. 11, by steamboat Tranteis, its ram/
sad ;envoy Cily, Nowak ltipreir ....... ..,... m . a
All 2P. K., its Camden sea Amboy, O . and A. Rm.
Ara.N ail it. via Oamden and Jamey. City, Dasaing
0
At BP. N., via Camden and Amboy, Amonma.
Don, Lt Olass 111
At aP. M. its Camden sad Amboy, Aneonunoda-
Don, 2cui Olasa. 1
At I P 11. via Camden zed Amboy, Asawansods
tion, in mass 400
. Id., via Camden and Amboy, Asnommoda.
moo, Claaa 115
The 0 P. M. lizo vans daily, all others Ilandays Si
seated.
Bipreu Lines stop at the aipalstatena Only.
For Belvidere Nukes ke., APi
and F AL, from Melissa etreet wharf. for Water Gap, Stroudsburg, gametes, W t i lsartes
Montrose, Omit Bend, ka. et A. M . male,
Liebmann& at Widens Railroad. '
For Freehold, it 6 A. M. and 0 P. M.
For Mount Holly at it A. M. sad 1,14, 3 Aret 6P. Y. -
WAY LPN=
Per Bristol, Trenton
AT &a. I.lNA
at it sad 42. M.
_ 'O
Per Palmyra, saboesie, Beverly, Burlington, Borba
town km. at 3P. M.
Steamboat RICHARD STOCKTON for lkedentora
and Wenn/dist* please at P N
Steamboat TRINTGN for Tinny at and 11% A
M. and OF.M.
All lines, except 1 A. M., lobe Webb street
wharf.
703,783 37
grlffty pounds of bagga
ge only allowed ea* pea
longer. Passengers ore probited from taking soy
thing as baggago but their wearing speared.. All beg
geip over fifty - ponds to be paid for extra: The Coro
pony limit their responsibility for baggage to one dolls
per pound, and will not be liable for soy amount be
yowl. *lOO, el.eept by speeld contrast.
WM. M. ChATEIna, Aleut
0. it A. B. E. CO.
DENNSYLVAN!A CER T R AL RAIL
-1847 OAD,
POR PITTSICUMI , H, 11)31l.
Otuoinnett, at: Louie, lows 0117,
Louisville, Noir Orleans, - St Paul,
Indleaspolle,Cleveland, Kmasis,
Temp gents, ' ' Maw, Na
Ibrabair doss eiramectima seta al/ as Oast Ries
era Rasboads.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TEI THROUGH
TRAINS.
At and from the Panneydranin Railroad P
Station sonth•eaot comer of =win and
KIT streets (entrance on Stemma strait.)
TWO THROUGH TRAINS LEAVS PHILADELPHIA
' DAILY
Forming dose connections at Pittaburgh to all point;
Went.
Fast Mall and Acesmmodation Trains, (Sundays ex
Cepteli)
Fast mail Line at 1 P: M , arriving in Pittsburgh at 6
A. M.
Express Mall Train at 11 night, arriving in Pittsburgh
at 166 P. M.
Altoona Way Train at 8 A. /1. 1 arriving at Ait0(1114 at
8 P. M.
Harrisburg Accommodation Train, via Columbia,
leaves Philadelphia ►t 3P. M., arriving ha Harrisburg
at 9 P. M.
RETURNING.
Put Mail Train leaves Pittsimrgh at a A. M., arrives La
Philadelphia at 11.46 night.
Hamm Mall Train leavu Pittsburgh at 0 60 P. M„ ar
rive. to Philadelphia at 1 P. M.
Altoona Way Train leave, Altoona at T. 45 A. M., urine
in Philadelphia at TAM P. M.
Harrisburg Aeoecronodatlon Train, via Colombia,
lvves Hurieburg at 6 A. M., arriving in Philadsipata
/a noon.
The Rawls Mail runs daily, tam other trains, Etna
days excepted.
Baggage will be received at the Pusengst Depot by
the Baggage Master t........
at any time during the day. No
charge for handling
Novios.—in cue 7M, the Oompany will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and
for an amount not exceeding $lOO. -
Nortos.—Onsnibues will be in readiness at the New
Pennsylv
Pork Depoania Railroad S t to convey passengers for the West
tation.
THG2dAiI MOOED, Agent,
Passenger Line Pennsylvania Railroad 00.
Philadelphia, November 91,1511. niLly
Pirreavxon, January 20,1556.
Seven feet of water and rising; boats taking In freighte
for all points on the Ohio and other western rims.
Three boats receiving freight for Nashville, Tann. e
at extremely low rates. Jar"
rrWESTERN TRAVELLERS.
tIPRING AND SIMMUIR ARRANORMENTS.
NORTNEAN CENTRAL RAILWAL
TWO DAM 'MAINS PROM RAL w IVAGER TO
PITTSBURGH AND THE
On and atter June ligt,lgar; VW() itnr.,T I
will lure Calvert Station far Pittsburgh and Ml=
ern and South or Northwestern faits,
TUB MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leans Baltimore (ilanday exeaptikl) at 816 A.
M. emmesting•wl
_th the Mall Train ever air Great
Put.
BAMead, AM acrivtacla Pittabatatat 1.110
A. M.
p:J tl4(sNi Iflhi
. .
Leaves Baltimore daily (imday excepted) at! P. M
for Harrteborx.
nil mart; xicritsea TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore HI'IIZY NIGHT at 10 P. N., eon
midi with ibe Lightning Express over the renipayt.
rude flathead for Piftsbargh, arriving 211.20 P. N.
Err All these trains oonneot4ionely at Pittsburg
with trains over the Rittaurel, Fon Winos all
Qticag o Railroad, and its Northern, 3outhere end
Western conasstion.e.
Ptteconort for Mingo, Rook Liland, Bering ton,
ton, Toes O il y, Milmankse, Dubuque, st..P.ay.,Nadi
son, and other leading cities in the Northwest, will salt
ervikinsdred mitts of inns: and tin Assn In tine, With
fear Less changes of can, by taking this note.
• Passengers for Clevela nd ilandurtg, Toledo, and
Detroit, go by this route, and tie tins is nequalled,
being 113 MHOS shorter than by any other route.
panengen for Bt. - Louis, Indianmatts, Torre
Haute, Cairo, aid all points on the Lower and Upper
llletiasippl, mate less changes of ears, and arrive, is ad-
Than of - any dllier route; mita Cineinualit, Columbus,
Daßon, Louisville, and other proninent eithis, as quick
ea any ether route.
hendisi
Weste ith rn Baggage manta THBOII6II sad
d w cars. _
FOR THE NORTH.'
The Bib eouseeta ciel l e s ith
rant th e Dauphin road for 111 1 ...-40 1zi rirg
Rochester, Balbalo _NIse••••• - and Llareda. thtul
farader erect railway roe to North
Pennsylvania and Western Nov bah. Passongr2
And this the shortest, shwas% and seat supeditirree
route to Niagars Palle and. Canida.
Throsurh Tickets are bens* to PkUedelphia via Co.
fumble and Lancaster by all the torus at $3 each, mush
train having mire connections. Passengers by GUS
route avoid hwatelled bridges, sod an tha iseonvonions•
of ferrying saran the gusquehanas river. -
Passengers foe Ilaatlver,Nanchestsr, Gettysburg, Nos
=Moberg, Osribils, Chambersburg go by the Udine at
11.1 b A. M., and 8 Lb!.
WRSTNIINITHR. RBANCIL
The Osii on Gila road mats sna kip pa day, seam&
Ing with the train at i P.
Noe THROUGH MUTTS Sad fortis Intannatlna,
apply at the Ticket Ones, Calvert instian, N. I..aaat
of Calvert ti and Thalia stmts. .
11•PTT•
VIDAIL ADE LPHIA, GNEULANTO I E t
-I- AND N WMlBl'O 11 7 11 RAILECLUL—
Allll4,NalMilie.—On and atta MONDAY,
191.11,1 UT.
TOIL 912231ANT0W11. -
Lea,* Philadalplda at 6, 731, Of t 9X, UN A. Y., 2,
8-10 min. 4,9, 8,7, 9, and 11 P.M.
Lem Germantown at 6%, 7 . 95 min. 8, 9,10j' A. M.,
1-10 8-10 ann. 4,4, 4,7, 8, eat 10 P. N.
The 7,119 o'clock A. M. Train Dm Germantown
willonly at Wayne Street Malian.
0.1 SUNDAYS,
Luis Philadelphia at 9.20 nda. 11,2 and 81( P. M.
Lame Germantown SAO ada. A. Y.,11,10 WA. and
6.44 min P.M.
UM N=HILL RAILROAD.
t, IM, 8 ), UM, A. U., 3,4,
and 9 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill at IX,II-60and.10-10 mls. A. M.,
1130,1-40, 640 end T-40 milt. P. M.
ON 81:11IDAYS.
Lean PhllAdelAtia, 2-20 A. M., 2 sad 6X P. hf,
Lam Chestnut 11111 at BA. IS 12-60 sad 6.20 P.
/OR HANATUInt, CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORM
TOWN.
Lean Philadelphia at OX, 9, 11 A. M., 8,4 M, 1,1
and 11 P. M.
LOST, Norristown
ON SU at T, I),ND IA. M., 3 and 540 P
AYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. At., and 8 P. M.
Anse Norristown at 7 A. It., and 8 P. M.
MIST= VALLNY RAILZOAD 101 t DOWNING
Lave Philadelphia at titi TOWN.
A. M., and 31'. It.
Lane Downingtown at tit A. M , and 1 P. M.
a. K. SMITH, Superiateadent.
Depot, Ninth and Wien atresta. Philadelphia.
N ORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WINTRiI ARRARGBILINT.
BBITHLIZIEN WANTON ALUINTOWN, ILA LI olt
OfitlNN, DOiILEINOWN, ha.
On and after Wednesday, November 4th, 1801, the
trains on this road viii hams Philadelphia daily (than.
days saripted) as sollows : _
For Detblehesn, Newton s Allentown and Nana Chunk,
(Zipresa)' at 9 A. Id., In connection with L. V. B. N.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, and Nasals Ohugg, ($. pros,' la connection with L . V. IL D., at Y.lb p.
For Issylestown, (Aecommodationj at 4.80 P. M.
For Cl-rynedll, do. tile A. Y.
On Tvoadeys and Fridays the 10 A W. train rill raa
through to' 'Doylestown, leaving Doylestown to Mars
at 1.35 P. N.
TRAINS POR PIgLADFIREILI,
Luca ttetheliiiiiiiieiho6 atisa 9.25 P. HS,
tut, Doylostawn, (Aeoonustodatios4) at 0.36 A. M.
Looms Chmmtd, at: 20 P. It.
ON SUNDJaIt.
.
Pm I Prom
Ceent44 916 A. U. I Gwynedd 2 30 P. 12
Deyteetrern 460 P. U. 1 D0y1ant0wn....,....8.116A.14
/me to Bethlehem $1 60
I. Uimeli (Mink 203
', WillteebAme .. ~., 460
BABIENCIIIR DEPOT
PRONT autt WILLOW lite, PIM&
sot. W SILLS OLL2I. AireAll
CHANGE OF PHILADEL.
HILADE
FRIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORI RAIL
ROAD.
Oa and lair Monday, Not. WM, DEL
PASIIINGER LRAU PRILADILPIIIA
Par Baltimore at B A. M.,1 P. M., (Xxprese,) and 11
P. M.
for Wilmington at B A. M., 1, 8.80 and 11 P. M.
Yoe New Oastle at BA. M., 1 sad 8.30 P. M.
For Middletown at A. M. and IP. M.
Pox Dower at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Per Buford at BA. AI, aed 1 P M.
TRAINS FOR PIIILADILPICLI
Lone Baltimore at 8.40, .11xproas, 11 A. M., and B.M.
P. M.
IMMiNMGIMIMEI
Leave New Carat at 6.66 and U. 116 A. 61., lad 8.60
P. M.
. Leave Middletown at 10.10 A. M. wed 1.06 P. M.
Lasts Dover at 9.06 A. M. an4dP. 11.
Leave Buford at 1.90 A. M. and 2 P. M.
TRAINS YOB DALTIMOIIII
Leave Wilmington ,tr 9.10 A. M., 9 P. Y. and 1211
A. Y.
SUNDAYS ontwitt 11 P. M. from Philadelphia to
Italtimont.
do. do. 111 P.
Y. from Baltirocoe to
Philadelphia.
Prelgta Train, with Pioseager Oar attached, will ram
ea follows :.-
1,41a111 Philadelphia for Porryvllle and intenmediate
plates at Lad P. M.
Leave Wilmington for do. do. 0.50 P. Y.
May* Baltimorafor Ifamit4wilnee at 5 P. M.
no X 1.17 - - 8. Y. /ELTON, President.
Art proof Oaks.
SALAXtufDER WIN.
• lugs assortment of
, IMAM k WATtIONV
PRILADBILLILPHIA MAN
MUFACTURBD
AMANDIR SA
VAULT if , 00113,
BANK LOOKB War Beaks sod Stores.
to may now is, use. ,
IKON DhllB, 51INTTNI18, &e.,
Oa ea good kraut M any other estebthollissant to the
'
tinned MP,s 117
IVAN & WATSON,
No. IN Booth MIRTH str:p a
PhlledS t
MANI NMI 171! A CALL. 5-ti
WELOWEIC RANGE.--BOLD BY MAU.
II! IGR 11% IN 1, MIMI& *Oak
CMGS MX LANDS POE
ELLINOLIOINTBAL BAMIDAD
ta now prepared to rsII shout 1800,000 acres of elmice
Yawning lands, n treats of 40 sana and apearts, on
audits, and at low tutu of isterset_
Them lands wise granted 'ej tboverippeat to aid
in the menstructioa of Ude laid, aid- are semen the
richest and most fertile la the world, They aslant
from North-gad Mid liarth-Wast,thapsEs ii llkiddiAl
of the feat., to the oatmeal Bootie toad ride every
variety of climate and prodiatieste fossil those
parallels of tatttede. Tim liertharn post hen is shady
pubis, latempersed whit Su groves,.eed in the lOW*
sad Southern weatteas timber predembasts t ; attenuating
with besr.tiful irise saelsparinge,
• The etirmite la More healthy, mild sad etaabit, thin
not Other part of the eauntry.4he atria pare sad Mu
slimr
wh aboundile living streams sea maims of emaallent
wate
Bituminous Coal is entendrely wised and implied a
elmap sad &strata* foal, Min furnished at many
Salm
rats at to it sir ton— . ad wood eon be had at the
112
per cm&
Building Maim of exasileat writ" alio shousdr,
which ens =meet ha Make more than the expense
of tramper .
The great fertility of these lands, which are a tam*
rich maid, front two to dye feet deep, and !gently roll
Wig their contiguity to this road, by which cowry that
lity hi furnished for travel and trassportatlan to the
principal markets North, Beath, East, West. and the
economy
thewith which they ma la cultivarender
them most valuable lurtatesent that es he fourd,
and present the meat , favemilli ppportanity for parents
of Industrie= hatdts east snit Shwas to esquire a tom
fortahle indepeadeneet la a few years.
Chicago laza, thews:met gram market In the world;
and the facility and mammy with wisick the products
of thews lands an betramperese—t to that market, make
them mash more prodiable, st the priers asked, than
those more remote at mnentment rates, as the slit
thread cost oftremaseat is a perpetual tax on the
latter, which mast. be boats by the produair, la the ra
dioed price he receives for his pc
That Itle to period—ea when Vda Baal permeate are
made deeds are executed by the trustees appointed by
the S late, and Is whom the titlaia reetand, to the put
amen, which convey to them absolute titles in fee sim
ple, free and clear armory inanasbrease, ar mm - t-
Pic
The prime are from Ile to PO: Latateet only 3 per et.
Twenty per et. will be deduated from thopriee for each.
Thom who purchase on loaf credit, pre Dotes parade
In two, three, four, Ice sad sippers after date, sad ars
r to imnel one-tenth annually Ars yeare,
so se to equired
hare on pa e-hal:the laud nada salti for est= at the
and of that time.
Competent surveyors will acompsay those who with
to examine these Lando, fro, of charge, aid slat them in
=alt.Wg seLlectioas.
The hands remaining mold are as rich sal valuable
II those - whieh have been disposed of.
810170111.14 =PIS -
Will be sent to any one laozwill ends* Ally coats hi
postage damps, sod book, or punphlsts oontaining on
marina Instance, of suceesdul farming, signed by rS
spostable and well known farmers living to the neigh
borhood of the Itailroed Lamb, throughout the State—
oleo the cost of fencing, price of cattle, enponse of har
vesting, threahing t etc.,—or any elver ir.fornkation—
wOl r.hearfnlly grvern on ayAlainea, either personally
orb) litter, in Yuglish, heat* or Dawn, addressed
to JOHN WILSON.
Land Coonnindoner of the Illinois Central B. B. Co.
Olio. in HUM' Central Banned Depot; Chicago,
orl li-
Baoie.
HOMESTEAD FOR $2,00! LAND DlS
rtimunox!! eIIANCER YOB POOR MS.'S !!
The Northwestern Menai Uri Bonen Amerei+lion
will maim a pond distrilration of $30,000 worth of real
instate and maps to Its members. The number of mem
bers Is limited to 13,000. $2.00 and 174 letter itamio
per membership, or a share. Any individual sanding
$lO and the stamps, shall be entitled to six shares; or
any person minting $lO with six names lath theadirraa
of each, carefu ll y written, shall be entitled to six shares.
The following Is the real settle to be distributed :
No.l. An improved farm of SO acres to Cooke
Co., lllisoia, aimed at -
No. I. As n foam of 100 torso la White
sides Co. ' I valued at LOCO
No. Anint farm of IGO see to White
shies Co. IIllnole „ valued at 3,000
No. 4. An excellent private rrddrateli iDabsque,
lowa, valued at 8.030
No. 6. 160 acres swede farm lied in Cooke Co.,
Illinois, rained at 2,0:0
No. 6. 160 sores well phte thither! is Weepers
Co., Wisconsin, raked at 4,603
Ni
Do. I. A good lot sad ocelot's Tridents In Oki
' eago, Illinois, raised at .
ro. 8. 160 acres superior bad la Whiteside' Co.,
Illinois. valued st 1.00)
ro. 9. 180 ,area good land la Ohlppetroy Oo ,
Wiumnain, valued at - 060
10.1 0. 160 acres good land In Ohippowsy 00.,
Winsonsin. vaned at 041
io. U. 160 urn good lard la Oblppsway 00 ,
Wisconsin, Tabled at 333
10.,12 160 sees good land I. Donn 00., Wig
wain, yoked at 33:
No. 18. 80 gam poi laid la Nadia Co., lowa,
vahied at . 6,11
No. lb. 80 new geed land la Warihall Co , lowa,
asked at - 44K
No:16. 80 same rood land in Xankslit Co, lowa,
vaned at . 024
No. H. 40 sera good load la Zushallo2., lowa,
nand at. Hai
110. 17. 44 &Mao/pod land la Linn 00., lowa, ra
ped at faX
No. IL 10 Moo food bat la Lien 00., lowa, val.
nod at 6.1(
NO. 19. 40 acres geed land In Lion 00., Lou, val
ued at - &W
No. 20. One banding lot la Dalmeris, lowa, vol.
nod at 30.
N 0.21. One balldhag lot in Werling, Illinois,
Weed at 63
No. 22. One bailey lot to Warthog. =ma;
maned at 33
No. 23. 'Ors Width( lot in Warthog, Intim*,
Tallied at 63
N 0.24. 40 Jams farm lead to Oran! Oe..- Moue.
sin. mined at ba
No. 25. 40 acres form land In east Co., Wawa.
its, volud st 13
No. 24. 40 saw land la thud 00 , Willoasai,
nista st - U
No.ll. 40 aerie load to Gnat Ow., Alsoomdn,
taloa at .. • 34
XL U. 49 moss land la Oramfordeel.,ll4lsommin,
ulna at SCi
No. SC 40 aotoo flat is OrseandOo., Wlsoanaln,
valved at 20
No. 30. 40 acne load In OtwerfordCo., Wimumain,
uthed - st 20
No.ll, 40 serve land la Monroe Go., Nisaosoda,
Taloal. at SC
No. 33. 40 sores land In Monroe Co., Wlooonsin,
laud at li
No. 33. 40 urn load to Jaakoon Co., Wisconsin.
Nomt— Si
No_se.-40 sores lend in :nab= Co., Iliamensia,
vatood st &
No. 84. 40 war bad in Bad am Cro.,Nlatonalo
raked at ' 11
No. 80. 40 wow land in Hod Ate Co., Wiaaanala,
- taloa at 11
No. V. 40 mu lad fa Bad 6.20 Co., Wliocoala,
Taloa at It
No. 88. One lot In Ilan% 111trala, oohed at If
Nes. M.' One lot in Talton, Illlaal., matted at li
No. 40. One lot in Palau, Mine* valued at li
The distribution will be emainated fairlyand holm
ably. The names and address of otoetbol¢ae shall 1
written an u many mull muds ea they hove share
end the whole placed in a bon, and the Brit name Mk,
oat shall be entitled to the improved farm No. 1, is tl
above Hit, and the next token out will be entailed
' No. 4, and so on math the 40 Noma of rag natal* are a
distributed. Then to each of the; remaining 14,0
stockholder; will be mad a cheep map of &Norte,
State or Territory. A hill account of the diatribnth
will be forwarded In a printed atratlar, to each memb
of the Amodatton, with the mums sad address of re
as may receive the real estate—to'whaso also the tee
will be sent and immediate paused.= stria. Each •
pliestlon mast to oceeno with 81.00 and Ave lett
stamps. Address 30113:3 & 00.,
au-111 - pingo, Moots.
0:0. I,Dksai, sleet.
LANDS! LANDS!! -1 OFFER FO
telt the following valuable LANDS in SOU
inEstmer OEOEIIA. All persons are here by c
tinned egaiturt treepanatog upon my of than.
October, • T. R. BLOOM, Miran, Cie
lit District—Noe. GO, 0,-97
Ith Distrist—No. 383.
fifth do—Nos. 18, 328, no, 333, 360, 888, 819, 880, 4/
406 4MI.
10th Durtrlet—Nos. 40, 46, 41.
7th Dtstriet—Nos. 124, 526.
15th do 11, 12, 65.
kith do 26, 21, 28, 239.
LIZ 000 ITT
lit Dlstriet—Nos. 124,160,128,160
lath do 4 181.
14th do li3, 144.
14th District—No. 91
llih Distrlat—Nos. L9B, 850.
12th do 44 198, 201.
11VDOLPH 004:17TT
Bth District—No. 144.
Lath Dutridt—Not. 209. 931, 122, te, 234, 223, 26Ti
376 . , 376, 396.
18th do 6, 18, 19, 26, MS, 16, 321, 392, 394
DEVATIII 009777
14th District—Nos. 139.
27th do ~ 190, WE
lit District—Nei. 7, B ' l2o 212 213, 214, 211,24 2 *.r.
tas i2e, , .
2d do •• 122, 251. i2T 213
7th. do 231.
9th do 110.
1110011 TOT COMT
Oth Distriot—No. 224
POLMIrt cotrwrr
7.1.120% COI77TT
13th DlM:riot—Noe. 87. 88.
lath do ~ 88, U.
ILIROY FEMALE SEMINARY:LT - 1
M Solool Tear, eon of two Tauter Win co
mains on the 821100 ND WIDNISDAY d deptamt
and (AM the last Wednesday of June following.
Normal Clue, Troy Female Berainary—Tultion Er
Winter Term commencing September 10th.
charge for tuition and board, iaeladint all e
aawarits eanneotod with it, rich as coon runt, wathi 2
fuel, light, eto.. L VMS per anneal. An additio
charge is wade for anode and the Willi ornatoerd.
Amass of Usual* adoration. Whore a axed sum
Pladredr $350 per annum - (one-halt payable at a
oonanamement of emelt term) viii be rewired, and fo.
it the pupil entitled to all the adulators or the WU
talon. -
Papfia Ll 7 enter at say pati44 of the tern, and ire
regelzed to pay mix from the time of sotreare.
The Inatitution furnishes all peemible facilities for a
h Comm of mend and ornamental education.
The ,Pt pals are sambaed by more than twenty Pro
fessors sad Tear-hers.
Itzteasin esisress at Lectures are amorally deltsered
by Professors m 3 Chemistry, Natural Paosophy, Geolo
gy, Botany, Astronomy, sod Ilogatioa.
This Institution to famished with a ralusble !Amery
sad extensile! Philosopldestappmatas, a rell-gelected
cabinet" or Minerals sad abslls, sad Maps. Charts,
Globes. sad Models. " •
lamely facility ia afforded for the thorcmgh study of
the rreuelf language. The Trench tebthen snide in
tka
of th lantoad adapt 'their system of Mettuction to the
on e
area
In coarmusation.
DIPLOMAS awarded toyoung ladies who have
satisfactory umanainattena in the tall course of
fish studies, with Latin, or one of the modern
langoages. ID/MTV/10Jan to those who lames com
pleted the partial course.
The puplia are received into the family of the, Princi.
pals in which every arran ant is made for their
physical education, and the improvement of their man.
sera and monde. They occupy private rooms, two in
each, the rooms of the female toschman and that of au
oxPerioneed name being mocks thine of the young
ladies.
The adrantsges of this Lutitution ars the malt of
the aceonunodated facilities of more than thirty years
of its onward program.
Cirmilare containing more particular information may
be obtained by application to the Principals, John U.
Willard and Sarah L. Willard, Troy, N. Y.
The terms for day schalan are NI per smarter for the
Letrcdnetory slam of Wieglish mulles. These are Read
ied, Woi Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic, Rudi
ment■ of Geography, Geography for beginners, and
Geology for beginners.
For the wooed clam $7 per gamier. This includes all
the branches eonstituting the extensive course of Tag
il& studies.
MUM MAitcUAIJ, bedd e d .
Zone H. WILL.LED, &entity.
Mayor and Reeorder of Troy, ai-oldelo.
Benjamin Marshall, John D. Wl:ilfird,
Robert D. BlLliman, ThemsaW.Blatobtord,
Jong C. Heartt, Silos K. Stow,
Jan Vas Schoonhorem,• Jonathan leftwards,
Deo. B. Warren, Thomas Olowes,
Join a-Griswold, Join ktallary,
Uri Gilbert. oe29.em
CHEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of oneefea ty,iaIodatthePHII.ADBLPHIA
tentiWOß/41 for the radioed prionot Ira aor flootta a barbel,
t
and to obtained km or olboll ta r la
plying ( }a s Ole, No. IN Boob
Mira
To Turiiimern 17 Moines. it Is Mat at Ow Work.,
In RINI Ward, by the too, at a prise eytivalet . It to A.
thisigin. IO pat®.
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