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capita:lt* orilie litpany; - .' io 31/111110;1,
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• 0 - 8 14 4 :. cerningoioasl o .o - . s tr nit - I , ' " "- 4 "."
,ii rimeiliitimigg• tb,v , Ax,,..„ 5 .0.4::, :51 tp ... , ,e: ,, , ,, ?
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.i 9 ltia*Ouit a lkiltt.lo tti2/ 31;-2; ' irt--i L ;,' . -,fe.:
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, d irt :*•4 69 TP : P 3';' ..''' j f:ir L "' i .! -: "-1"' "j 'il ' .‘ 2,
- 506 ; , also, atiostite — ,'-'." v --. - Z - , - ;',';' - '::;•"",.-.'''!'` : :: ! ,
.1 1 40140 1 417 9 311tti, , F , ...... ,,,, ; , . 1, 4 - , -, . ~,, , , i t,
. - larbovis( 224 .... . , . -,:t., , ---.4.-
1 1 5411fditc/Or'fitber'"; ----- .7 -,---.------ -.---,--- - - T .
- . 9totios -41411000y-thot,-4 - T , F4Liti - .;k -
whoTe'"'ithot*thoi-t&I “0: 33 - 11. ?; rA% ‘-',' ''' g .-'
L • , $1,019f 1 e 9 / 1 . tt,i.t1.10 , 1,5,0#,.1ar '') , i'lx* , _
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4 '''' *: • L i".4.• l '.‘'÷- -- 4-1 , 8o,j" mi; °et' 17
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4 ,11111 / 9 111 ffilioinm, 1.;.... i..,-- , i.;1 , ....:-..--, " -,-..- 4.1
Coat of roadongtnitio,q,-,--/-- , .. ' -
tog, land daraaltar„P . ,.;.) , l :4111.
-feller*, ~911559144,P,
AlpiL, engine lttiiiiiii:-- --:
`ittitW, ' tint' - waree: , -,
hougoiC 'biLl4llCodfi;-, - - - !
. oratorfifillikili;iflir,•••' ; 'SI'.
• - mania & tool -houiaa, ' - '..,.-- .. - ~
1111 1 /5 115 19 11581 4981ii:'`;', - 7:'
from listrtabtutirtoaqr , r... 1 1yz.fzie';t1 , ),L ,, .....
Pittabarg. t y t viiit -4Re , .... OAR ....zp : '
LlitruNir , -'-.....,--'!-:.•-
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• tii stockhal epi.flitC" , i ,4 l : :::;:. •''
Nov.l;lBsS, a i*xiit: -, _ •
el tooll4fonistriw;42 l 7 , ~.1.14ri •'. , :t )e rs ;
15kitosiii,aaituirad.lby•-,, , ,z • •,' ~,y •,- :.
111 F oltaiteraea.vo. , - 589,185 10 '-'
:.....,.,i, va . , rafi er• - .11.4,.: • -
, 4-1
, •' - X 6 0 ,3 ; 94 4"
Cost of Main I;inii' et ' - - !;, , ,;, 1 ', , IP ,
public works put-
abased from State of, tr• 'La • --
Pennsylvania ...... 7,500,000 00 , -,
Costof. eepmarti s af• 1 ' ),` ' ,
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4- #l/ udfiglol - : , 1 ., ' . ,
.ilitil:M, htlii , r,Plitt'l k iii s l aa yi
dellgitt" ..4..ev.-.,.; , C,
COli, Or liZeitilie-likt ..AL-rd , ,r , " , ' ~,, ;
Otheitoonstany,-.. - --.4.1r 1,580,1111,015, .
(fold, ofttelegreplilind. 46,204 28 .
IfitelitddeorFaielitl- 41 '•' ', "- ' '•' ';
oft rltallfOrk:.te.;`,`, • ',
4 4 e -,. .
t . /Au Atretalles*, , , , 4 5 5 4 ,7 4
~
Total cost of loads and„,,- :, „
_ .
canals beloigibeto tr. 1- '.l '- • -r- . - I
the company $27,772,671 92
Amount of stook of the '''' o
- Pittabiegi r F,lFAntie ~ ,- ", ~ ~ . ,
and Okissifc'Asill- '''. -'s- - ^ - - '
road Co A 18,050 00
Amount of bonds of
municipal; aWrihrT- I '.• • a .::". 'l' 7 "
road COTOMOVAtei' AV1 52 3 5 9: ..
Amount of bills an d
atzebtintaxteedvdbleolll,l9o,s4B frlo •',
Balance in hands of =,
• _ agents ,Itif.T.llo.l= ''.: - ."..".208,992‘37i. , ' -t,
B
alanee In hands of
Treas.:mew Deferil- 5 ' '•••-t Dl' va i
, .1431 1 .5c1,41 3 t."3"." ',." : -- Allion
—88vi,,0,16343 ~T lt
Baoriptiv - VARM - A7Uti, ' ,,, -, ,, T .1., ~ ;.1 ..•, , o+' .0 , )
business of the road.
eibri185831 , 1;144 /..015,114,926 . WI • r
Re tp r' 1 . 7 •11 1 5 0.; 'Ai'.'“, ;cr .• v,
b le ss rtlit, 0
nab for 18158..e.K.' 7 181;541 881 - -'
ex a,T 'of) 'I r,41 - e• i ro --.---,-. 1 5 , 296 A 67 , P
Amountoftransportire - . r ••• • 1. - r
Lion expender, toils '
epsidti other ;road'? -r• •-• .
interest, ineuranool, c ; .1
Penn, toa.' 4 4 3l VlL' ' 1 -7:
.lairorr osvw___livo____ i k
andrltaxeme OW MFG i'3,l If '; f
Mtge,' pity. , Wan- '..; ..• s• • .
tdid'46nt, 1ideretc...58,619,119 24
B 4 a a Aar' 131 ' , swag r,"` . .'' '', ' .
ratikkilyl'ettrva: : '. ' ` -,...
11 5 1 4 74 ;1 4 4 , s fii/;;• 1440 • .13 * y
atoikhaders..4o.l..., .ifilit3 io" :'
Intarketiontbonde o tte., .1- + 698,467 66• rc . .--.
Watifirftrollte tif
road '31.1A .a.w., ir_ := i ,
imi , i jur a linvii . AO, ..,, isyr f 4., = ;,51 +
year.lBsBtrefterpag- 4r • ,-:, ;.. - r.11.. ;:_, : r ,
meat of interest, di- -- -
videnditPkifdt_goth'err ..-t-• ,-; .L.O ~ _, , -
Rey*, ai11ik01e0".1.... - - 338,183 09 , . -
,„(,,
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~...,4_,...1 el c a ..,.., • ...t.. , 15,196 ) 467 22
Ti'-:iii id X.Dir.l . t',.!. r , ..5401:1i ',.' a.' ,1.-,
From theoWOrnintiViriLlipalirsradiliabula
etateminte attic:suet= impertinent, it will
be seen' that the eat-now of the railroad. for the_
year 1858 were. ..,74: I= 1 - 4 . 1. Z.:a..55,185,380 88
The total expenemwere sa,follows : Ll'' ;iv a
Motive power deßn•f„, ,, ••" •!•," ,
Inept •;$58:,4t8 'O6
Conducting transpor-t --
tatione"l•4lriafjairat ,ift,',w.* ~.5 ; 11
~toiiin paittilna,,m,wt ~.. writ '', P
isbtiV bedmitirdefilho7N , -, ,, ~
ter,- and Northerti • - ~ • - r
Central' Railroad c- -
Companies,! Mate- c , -
taxes, and duty on . r , ' : ,,„,.,,
oionalliltitAa' 1 .4A , - • . . •• ~ su e
Commonwealt • h” . 1,280,t913 44 • • "o - .. •
3111deilishanaleiot; way.,c-r ol 'v." /, .l• i,,, , 'l'
,dipiiiiiiini2PAe.W , -- , 6130,278;19 ,, - • , • ..-
Brairi a tt r t i m - of.1: - "oierj: , , -,--2 row?? ...--- , •c•r
de Irt4.4i, A. , latuy „go- ,t .
age 11' exileitesa..t: ' '13,152 8t "" `•• - ' ''..
.11•::,,v1-• - "rroln .1-7--• 3,021,885'04'
eato• - 1.-1. e•:, , ter 1.1+.: a- orr.srv've's. 5.• g4l . t , , , 4
Leavintieleaniturpoi • r.•
a 0.....: 62,183,445184 .
lii their laitilifitil i viip3rt the boitiit4o Mated;
thitbir 'irttEll - Willkilagoziotdowis67. ,
04„.4.0. ztopio , farti d i re a 1 Oaks'
taimle a 7 0 / 0 4tiSitioC:Cat'iLlai4ow-i
eyetooth, actwaleindition rod" the rattooset-eompaw
Wee Vcr istfolv this seem ny kedvetad a rrir ra r e a :
atrliarFass) 2ool tiaiJ,ll . *Ass ittee)i'lncx, fatly .
deve 6034 erldili cos dentld'ef kid rintavofilble
1 404
obaraettielefruacr • tity,altgoritirsid has
Metr a ci l killllPaltilf4llll44 lll 4ldte,
preserved fret 4rontaatit Ibumalstaserteoes, and
,
bay. thoiefore;chattedlhe amonn4htstbrektrigi
nal subecription 86 1 theilf~ and Cincinnati
Itiihilirth rdstrthilineoWellittillefileitivelleil fit-,
Vt Da ik ,k 7 l l-taantip is tWain tt,V**abi'
gli d..,Att
Vernon,ell Pitieruig .Wi&e.ar - Ctinfeally,'" - w4h.
r) - .
aPigmhilifit.ll o ilia TOrßaltiii/40.1,4000inii..0 „
crirpoiwwwided3sy,_salseroutplar etre th,
gittsixdg, litatetieteg 0.17 Okriesgeoa and . the_
13leorc
_4. 7 edit t Aerldpdlipinler;„
41411 **llk mpriAteitlltidd ei,
4 th
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rant/Viva',
ii th ili . r . 4 ),„ v5hi cei t .4,.....,,, i iii,,
me i formed w i th '
felvAldvalenkiktrithe calla pehile 461iiierit the
, g Mil ., On Irphitifrintsgse te: :
1iP..;,),..„15,44,,,
e i
- 3.! .. r,. , 4,..,
aai t #lllcm t 4,0 1 . 4 ,11 , 41.1, a ,_ allit,
For ..)-. Vaal rata 1 piny,:
dining the . piudirmiredureesnabLed. $4ll extend lite
road from - 21 ti 3 / 4 10,1p10 the city 44,065044 a
dietanee,of" Ittiriles. ThUAlt.liagswted
mainly of it i'' , ' oved flow - Ali' rime
In
l i ta% t r , /jig Y,thig.tottsvo i si, ;go
oPPoko Or m r by t 9,;),, ,
* - ir . : ta 06 aUPYin i g .. ,..1: 0 _,Ca 11 7 th e mow,
,gai l i l / 4 1120.74 1 1k/QTTIA T V'
v , 0 - 4 416 _, + 4l ` r`halitiliinit g i'anioffaVe,.
"roilltOittiPP347-OWIPIWiIt4A , Iri,
a°L -i ii , , -i llirt if iffi4'? ii i lig; Nni
For thii a anew, ey a o • r
airatati-frvarrthel* r ' • ' eliraniVernia•
RatitiaoH3l4ll4li , .13., i iiinoiikt
$850,000 ofithelliiikli6 r ridel end pith,'
lxoFoVirryisnt 0 et "r t- r ljoidjiiiiy,
r
...hi .tedke% a - ' ratiVkiito
teireklirine lite ea: , kited &trier
thnolikla*Pk l 9,oo ,4 fakkgrilkoh4l: — Jut"
1k0kur,0grA,41.41C,..1.14011 lipitailk
a con on to comps upon smug° s its
aws4o4,lldel*lll466Thielet r dWiriel VenielOg
swidstetudenollnin ,1011 - 411111 1 t3Pmekheono:11 Mar
iiiber*NetieFOAPPlifildilitgiirlialtinidiell dffil
rd ashing" tibM,M;3li l tine=
ru'lthese-o se -
rrka,WflirlrOliftielt WOE
N 'fa -
$ 1 15,21.3.f0r first elm% kna.e..s_, L 7 0,0 for emigrants ;,.
a! ' total decrease of 102.98 - : ' The tilling off in the
i t ,wi -
.. .t4p behly ;te rste
, nttr tA n ( willt lrtl V 4,oo:o444)l Atstke tifka„Wrifi 1 i s,r!t,(.illq-gorra)ergtT!dwltg ;A To tt Y*),PuoooBs-of-thetpoatyVill.AsP,
OrMerttAk4 o . :'pinteiofo l graPts.that ar'
gived ik,onn.potttlin 4858 wet aces then ;half ,the'
Umber lebeivediti4B67 - , thelereentageof aim!.
;Won htilhlibi*Oli efiltlttegrann *lll 1. deemtd
m ydrr t il, t , , ti..l _VA, i....:r.10 ‘,1 . 3,. 1.1- ~..”1-4,i ,:I , ',,,", '-' l '
ITtitiiiiikeitinfiiiiii6t4ieght tianeported during'
,the year wereN t br c 1,31., of whit* et:in:l'l. 1)26 0 i'
4 151.49 wittila 4114 Veeryled in' the ' WO of .the .
,Ompsny, mut ,S 2 548 flt for tout:,, am! jpo!,ive,
nor in owe of: indiViduals.
The freightifinstforted in thd oats of .thilllll
0--
Ar wsil4olo . tnn#4BlnugB sad p , 5057 tons_oP
;
..4 0 ' -- ---"' ' ''"'
..,._ gi _ ,__ _
4qesil or wriigliTgAirtir(elii i ding ciddi,)•fincl , ltr this:
'bps of indltdcreV,transrporters,„Oß,92 tone— ,
eking 'Mi . :big/moats; of I,o46,BBo'tornscf frblght,
' oved. 440 add , 90,300 tons oricoii,`„lerilger,,
a d othersapplles.for , the use of - the oorepanyi it.
- 1 5
vel°lllB7,lBoltobe as the entire freight moved.
/*fon the'YeadY , Thlsexhibits an increase in the
itennage niOtsif 4/4014 - tons, (omitting the Sup.
'llea of ,the ic ed')ind aiiinorease hi freight:earn ,-
'age oteir=4ltb; ebr„lBo,7 of 1108, 00 .-PE" The'
throughAityrreagel)iii, Censer the'ooMpany.ellows an,
..Itoreaskever,lB67:of ,49,317 tone , and`the local an.
I amass. at 0,710 tons,!whrle the tonnage in care of
I divldual transporters shows a deordese.of 11,233
finis below thitof i
41367: V ~.. -",,, : ,•; r -
The amount ofoefardelivered in the city of
Ittsburg during" the_ yiai.lB,sB was _99540 'tone,
eing 1,912 tonatittifictypti in the precedbilyear.
The total nurriber"olloli&ef coal tramps/Tied.'du
lling the yeay , lBsBormol4o,oo7 in the - earn of the
dompany, and,l2oo,o3tednathe ears' - of Individual
transporters. ,i - 41 3 ..-
: 6 0 p t
ai r o
n t e e o r
s t protect - ::::::: e u l o o e
d p a dt.
the
s o a f t
0 - r i e li g i .
anal for Broleil-Top !boa, and also the ftaghts
e Broad Top Mountain from the reduced prices;
totalled at thersicabiiard marts; by the Ormabei
n the railrood,fo•a, piatikythleh has eriabhcd, the
b: ' ,II the
`at
Merles of tliaMregletutecoontinue,.`and , ine - romie
sir product during the post year. These , rates,
hough below ithellethiit.may be considered re.
unerative, , lniterfielleyvail the budesuM of 'that
glen, whiekerder 'll.,._Thally,.dlreetly and Indirectly;
lad to tlepotopincy„,W,lirlaable and' Isieretising .
;!:,.;
,-;_ 4 '
I li the ;} ergs ,
- The despatehAnd ieafety with wh 0
witness of the , raticichaebeen moved,me.y hal air
predated by the following extract from the report
if the Generalluperinterident : „,- ;•• c -," •
...Oar tralerillwelegwitur with greseregularl.
y, and remarkable 'freedom from accident. We
cave earried„tiriiiijaar 1,012,803 fi rst oleos,'
md.16,862 . em 'rent - pitesingers, without ,the less
of a single iife, at one, sicoident having,,eaMirred.
o our trains from , whichc injury restated -telpas.
Seegers.' In this base three personawere aligntlY
njured, whord'elaidie for rdamages were promptly'
adjusted for' User nmAirli.l,2l7. -'lli9novingl",-.
87,180 tons of'firifght, s diering the Year; thri ;total;
lams Incurred (di gbods lost, damaged; or delay
d, has beenlint gpfit'i , , • r „ `.. . - ,
The board Wis.:rot deemed it importantto ,00n...
hare the workimpon.the.double track during the.
act yerir.,, , And etiftscquently the amount 'remains
bout the same ris stated fa the last annual'report,
7 miles. ' .' , ft , . - 4'' ,. .1. 4 141-'l4 , -
lii i i.ll4i, - Of 'iliii,',lSArieed ' businerli indelicate!),
frill it o'coMphilitorierige.pittabuie Port Wayne
tand Ohleage.road,andAff idimulusithat. will be
tridtto,theirede,of.ourowe State,-in mai, lom
at.; sad other heavy products, by a depot on the
olowarebrifer, , thri , boardeleems! it advisable to
omplides llie - ,nnfinished , portion'•'of !tie , diMble
isrdole , betistiett Yitliburir end Lopkpott , :to •,thii
tif4thk 4 ttio)itqutirtitt4'444.lifitryiert Toone' and
Ili mill on 'tire ask - atiiiitintiiig'altegither to
ass than .2d miles :: -.E:c "- 4 ~. -.2'.7., c
An boreal* in the 'slumber or, cars •for the ad
crommodatiOn.ef•Ahe live. stook, coal,= and lumber
tragic ,will Idsolse 'required, bat in' other vespeofs
bur etkuliiinintla deemektatitheient for this business
Itirtith thitiiibeylidie...:: - !='": - .. -;
{ In accordance with 7 a!reseintion of the stook
elder& Pfieftd .f.t..ML:ciajoirined., annual meet.
140,'„Apirt 6„,,18p7, year Bestr,d-ef Dlreetere orsb7
dialdid'is'ifeihrithi 'reputi In referendel° 'the ex
!Midden; 01 . 40FX" Meal ,te;tiiti Delaware : front of
itlii,olti;c, Wile ,board,"..regard" the 'extension es
I °f:that-utmost , importer:it te:.thri;interest of •the
istookkOlders , , and, ths -- prosperity fp( this,. olty ;
1191tImiitiiieh a':ebnrithtion,with:the slipping, an,
meilkleAthf 10eirtjilie; isteam`pilwer, where, the
Iffeighbreau l lscrtranefeired from the oars to vessels,
is:kr•held drwaterei-for. shipment, , without the ex
!penile ef dinble - drayas robe. Penrisylvantroltall.
;road f Must be regarded-as ineenciplete: , •The point
; atjwhiclr it shill. reach - the ,Delayrarc is not ma.
'tairitik=-ifilotAhofisetiotaiiromtheassitre of the bu
'l alizeill ' orthe Oil- , Space - la what la .required for
f inertransferand itoragief , theleavy Iproditeta of
thoWestand,tbA,lnterier,. Thep:Ant where: this
iciiil likObtrined' upon'thti, rho - st.faVorebli 'terms
I(thfahtiming Windier Mid' the Ofitlay necessary to
!reach it being , ,equallileuld le' •preferred., The
otteaper„fiellitlis for transporting and shipping
!the heayy,produots of the West furnished by,. the
ilfere-York canal' 'aid Midebn . Sitir; ' over ' all
tothbr:- 'avenues, to the Atlantic+ - , see bosifd;
Catialed„ tire - transfer of ' 'the shipping 'lnterest/
;of thisyert to New York. The removal or, equal'.
;401610f these idientageriridist'retrirn t 6 it alarge
share Of this %snort Crade, , bringipg with IV a cor
.**ipdlpgjmireeeci in),hedrOpertif.'Those advan:
tag"( rommt - ,b4 seerired without se.roduotion of the
seat of :placing, these prodhote on shipboard to its
:nleimumeind ,thtbreessur„furnln h ed. for itOring
ithemorithout unnecessary_oharges, until shipped:
Theenntindance Of' tlthlexhiting' arrittgenrent:to
Aliceituitualtfithi Western fridge mifist'perpetnete
Pbilsiliilphiti ask st..yrapstatioti enlliii:II:M" t0:1 , 70w
Yoite,lf g'ilope not'Proti,thlerhiothete hi the new
ratite to . that GI ty alertly to be epened;via. Beading
!and Banton. It intly,b(Stittelkaii a general Prin.
;alpha that any unneeessaryimpadiment to the free
AnttfarninterfaPted ,, prifeidge'liffissiglifinCtraterl
;through , a city muetln'this enlightened age; eon.
lineally. Testa felts dieadvastixer , ; ‘'' % • "'''
lathe:month of , Atignsticist, the 'alterations of
fee istilroadlisteht,:repared to_pass the wide oars
}of thdhohipatitty„oht tile statio n in Philculaphia,te
lelieV,'SA'otillabnig,''weref,flnialied,'.arisl „passengers
ri w'tritethetireeci lifeice bltieff Without Orange of
,0114 8,,,, T118.01eve1argyphioxgo l jnilianspoakanii
;OlfteinnotilMeslaitre frills at Pittsburg,
;thus avoiding the ecist , And 'lnconvenience of the
l ime of °methane and &aye in,the_trepefer of both
,pasesmitereimid , l'reighi in that' . 010. , ;The uticer
Wray that.has Mtheirto =attended the connedticisi
!between!' the .iminiiiii , lines at Pittsburg hos Pre-
eezilelrlhe'ireall9nef.e_Pluatenger station-to:4min
IthiitilliEtiitrailithis.lits3low seen unloved, a
euitafile,building must be,ereeteclduring this year;
!of-4 atigedeut capacity to : meet the wade of all .the
Western roads conneetinglw itli us itt:thirdride: '
I 'lltteseureerste"riew in - pr ogress which' ve Tea
' aable - sueruriu:kels
„of rtheetimplir don of tile ' }Ails:
a'.
thfillnillidetibenYtile,4allrogd Within ',the `next
c
ety,:-Itylhip !cutely° will secure aline tweu ty-
Per:miles Sliorterthati , the present route to slim(
the Siiiithiseet. !...:::- '...."..!,,,.-,.. _
fake rolling-etciek upotithe - road he's been qual
to' the:dementia - of trade Miring the past year,ar d
,othedeljteillice folidelhg, to Wit ; :. ; ,
', 269 freight and passenger loccimotives. ' • • •''
I ..:',; 86 elgbx.wheiled wide passenger ears.
1 ; .12- .-
, .- 410.- • i., , , 'narrow s ..... do.' . •
i -,.., , "21. - X- . do. - . - emigrant Clare.'
27 , do. , liciggege ears. -11 ' ' ' '
I •." 8 ' - do: -,' ''''ssipreis oars. '
1 -
1276 . do. . howstfreight cars. ,
1' PA : ''' .do.' ;!;stoels ears.: , # ,
- 273'"'., 7. - do. ,-, platform, ears for coal and
I• 1 - c... , ' .!. lumber.
c 172 . ,_•• . de. --, -. ratform oars for wood.
i 7.,109- forwhe4 °um freight OCT'.
i : : 101,1-''„ i diS.' • bitl'elts, , '
I -. ..99 .._ ,': .„, ' 404' 1 ' !,
; -:gravel care. ' •
--, 1)w,,.,.!,:.. ile::,!' -,,, :, road and hand oars. '
The'cboird - xefer to the iableti contained In the
- s port - of the ! engineer of the'lanal; department,:
. ' v
O'er detailed- Statements .of Ithe' riseselista and Mt-,
pained in that-branch - of the bouiparireseivlde', It
will be seen thatlhe earnings,of tire entire Me df
losnel, : 27Vmiles In length;for the, year - . , .
p.BsBiarriceirited t0'...... .. : : i; .. ... :.. $179,100 08
And the expense ofoptire ling and main- -
I f to , inn git for the
&On eim ew e / t... ... <12 ... 4 ... ,06 ... 8 ... 32 1!, ,, -,! c. •`t•v, t -•A..—•• .
•
'
-', Limiting the'rist earning° - $ 55,04176 -
- r , The•trtnspertation of coil and lumber from: this
13rdad Top , and Aile'ghanY regions may hereafter
imakiithe Miser artistata , d,tyleaßli* fromßunting
tdinritathe jtmotien,:ideld anise:omelet Meat equal
pAt litimietlitfuelb: when. th • depth of water small
avibeen inoreased•to, fiverfeet ; but that portion
L et thereanaiwgatuflluntingdod must continueto
elanierentlsotive.', ,- ,T,', 3 ,
InllirCb/ 4017 ;o , o6 . ltifildte` Of . the Main
'Om frinithe' late „recta e that, the upper ,Ju
oda surtliwrei Sieaterredivielone shall be kept in
?Able 074111'. •- /pi referenee to then pper west
;? filiiiii` no ien4 tectulreMent ex Ists, , and '' as
here; hrnolodal interest that would 'be injuriously
,affetited bj'eldaing - thill Vert of 'the line; Win not
4riWposlid' hi Won? lir !unite any',ocreaderable 'el-
Iprinstaiiitiliiiiervatlon. • ,-. . - -
1 - 'AV! board I as'dirt - Mted thi'engirioser to prooe&I
fat -one* to , deepen that portion of the °anal from .o6ltralifibi the &Sixth bank of 'the . Junista,'so arc
Lto - -admit of .five feet depth of water; to aciedierno•
Vete the- 'growing boar and--l i mber ileac of the
;
lit:channO 3 'salley:'*" This' improvement, 'whieh
pflittcPthe'mairitenslime of this canal as a I t' Oblestventit, With 'the:iebirilding ef' several
riditote'VA the JOhiti, (ell of which are in a,
ripidated: q (Madill:MO ; ,will about ' atmorb
_the
!rim of the mai 'for.the past year, After times
141111117=111:1011411e are .
. r! t e l t : d is t t e h m e '
; iitlpled' Or its-inanageoreet,lwlll, we tnistield
taillacterest of Ilvdper cent. oh one and a half mil
lion. of dollars, ;;'incurred ni
ncurred In si:purchase of the
Illelat'llner- . .c. -',' I,- ,-; 10 - • '..
- - %
..thri!visry l '"* lor rateiof trattipcirtatiou Of Mud upon
adiffhisepealie and Ohio Canal and the Baltimore
'lll4Ohlo Railroad; durlog,the past year tendered,
ihmeeemary for thls company toreduee the charges
ion cordite , thb , lemboard' , :racirkebti _to a, lee wee
biscnkA illb,Wltisilafilsktlnefeto mere 'preflight°
ireUe''`friert ituntingdorkro tidewater“, - .The ins
*Yet coridiflori orthe, canal has,!however, ant
abled Weer to:mmlintreameonspetition to &limited'
*dent p; but when the line as far west as Hunting. ,
Idon -thall- have - ham; deepenedrat eontemplated,
ithiflrisideliti hiay egatkrettiro to the, canal; ' ln
theifrririntifecf, s ,shikiehircrin•be made by railroad, tif 4 1 0 1 0 4 0 11,011 1 1 1. 044; 4".urrieta,- and thence by
cartOldeireattir ~boats,without , transhipment, to
PhMdelphia, Baltimore; and New-Yor k," -' • • '
Tide department . of therceorepany's servieb has
been heretofore secceesfelly. administer& by T.
Haskidi'Dpuy;Bilatsisehief engineer, aided by
lidnadi t ,_ , Whirtisatt;,nr resident engineer. L. Tho
eirefeelellf Iffy , , Deprty having`been transferred to
the: pity!, itrg,, l 7,o4.Wrsyna,and.Obloagoliailroed,-
1 0. , tnE Presiderstildr..Merman has "-been ap
hi dash luociessor, ail resident engineer and go
narasuperintendent ..c, , c , ' ;-•.- • '': ' ' '''. - -
r s,
The•long experience!, of Mr. Wierman as a'eanal 1
orriginely;:added-to hie soundludgment and babl-,
ititai recindinYelt*atturimme to the beard
itlitioanaVdePareldenelaefitrnitedle eafp hands,
lag thsatllifsopeiations forthe °freeing year wil l
lb,eilffinded with te:cicoltregingresplts,
West
I . 4 / 1 0- elreilic Of theAnwlse competition r the ear
ryhictiades ludweens the East land ~ which
fPreirsilled for a time during the peat year, indimed
1 titellewz-„Iforlf Oeutrai,'New.York'and °Edo, Bal. -
tlmore and Ohio, and postusylvania Railroad
Oompanies to meet irededlientlen for the purpose
otagmeingriporr'relutteratilre' rate& - abelishing ,
ildelliiiiitlicalizootidesland ciffectin'g: a ;barn:meld
PRlPClleoondaelve. to:the mntnal , advantage of the
renew Interest and the pliblie.- • An artangenlent
t wee agreed noon, Whioir their effect' Ort the first bf
100tober - .10t,' end the ildisintagos th us far resulting
;frail - Ors edepttet'sesial to , demonstrate the pro
-4Stitty-Crits,:eentinnextee,o c• !. -..• ', . , .1 • •
''ApPliettleh foi,efd 'toward furnish ing the iron"
Irialls,M,OoMplitellus %Wend' and Oleardeld Rail %
ire std; prenty:three nines in length ; was made by •
at company, sod after matirrelroonsidering the
eutdietiyear,Board Of Directors agreed to 'roadie
in payment qfpassengorfare i ird data fer,fielght'
' thicaliity raeicrie . for trade , tenon to ,and 'fsbM
thatoiWittidlOtilor o itt the; _ eisileytirento Roil.'
yoritt'afxty per,oent. n cash, and :forty per Cent.
in - the - 11qt mortgage nitipf. the said company;
priltided-thif Ateraint of the'firse babrtgage, Ishtar
limotle.eAtredll2oo 000;ohseti:ehniplete the 'road
frin4YieliatlO i llipsdeirt, ,' Vida irld perm.
h r it es 1 ! 1 4! 0 .# T.tehl :11, 041 1 1 0. 1 . 0 1 , the mine end.'
IMIEI
EIMEME
_ .
forest, and when brought into doubtleta
be a valuable tributary to the PeansylVabla Rail
road, developing a_portion of the State - Willett has
hitherto been withoui The.ffehilltrie orrhaolting
market. ' •• 4 A• 171 ,
Mr. ThOmas Seabrook,- risideit'engineer'of , the
westein'aivision;‘having, tendered : ills resignation'
to =Apt the pesitiOn of Chief: bnglneer of .the
Pittillurt atiC'Stitilienville:,ltailraad,',W balsams,
„
De,„o, ti,l4,4l.l.anziohA, .2ddlirtenanoo oP,,Nray
Departmente Per the.purpoie of insuring,greater
uniformity in - its administration, it has been
deemed' adVisablelo ' 'consolidate the two divisions
into which the depaittnent bad been divided, , and
give to Mil W. A - .'Wilecni tlie 'ohiirge . of the entire
road; an,,arrangement ' whi°li ; ,thp,bogrd believe
will be proderitive of faVerable
Under the advice of,eminent counsel, the board
has withheld, the payment of the -tonnage duty.
claimed as due in 'December, with a view , if the'
Legialature'faile• tofxemove this onerookborden
upon the trade between the East and West;to teat
the oonstitutionelitycf the impost before the °aorta.'
While the Original capita for.the imposition of, tide
tax remained, the board felt indispoded to shrink
fret itetriajmiiit; thatigh"they , wereifallyeensible •
thatits exaction was unwind and unconstitutional,'
and that the tonatiootion of the Pennsylvania rail
road had not only failed to impair the net revenue
of the Main Line, as apprehended by those who en
acted the law, and en that account imposed the
.duty, bat It had'indlited iiiedni3tliiiiiie Columbia,
railroad, the only. oonneeted ,portiOn of that line
that was of any value as an investment. The mo
• tive, for the continuums of,thistax , has, , however,
'been removed by the saki of the Main Line, at a
oost far above its value to the - State or to any
other independentparehaser—lts. exaction under.
these ciroumotanoos must, therefore, be considered
constitutional—an impolltio and arbitrarrek ,,,
,ercise oUpowpr, bearing oppressively.upon the in,
teteet,ufl one seotionsf :the fitate,,while it benefits
no portion of it. Under the operation of this and
:other tax laws of, the Semmonweelth; this company
Would, pay for thayear 185 S, $319,020.66,whi1ethe
Railroa
nd d.Omy,4v
Corparatlon of greater stook and bo capital (ex-.
elusive of the debt due to the State for the Main
Linea rand-ta larger tonnage;:hait'paid , blit's22,-
546 1.4 , Static tibiuttyi'Undoity talatq appearelly .
its last rinairalreport:. ' '
Thlroltidentrof Tittelinre complain, lin . d :justly.
of the large discrimination .madti,in the rates of
freight in favor-of'more dietarit ,points—disorinsi
nothing athieh'arandesitteary'to . ,enabletlie °okapi
to, meet - Its' Its' OblightiOns ; but ,tlittlnifi',lheir
oenthred fronithi cause to;thq'Sffact,"and demand
relbiftrarn'thore"who have'hot this to 'grunt
it without nseorilice, whichlt:would unreasona
ble
tiniek; '
Imihe.oontest ibr the trade.of the West we shall
hereafter have a more formidable rival than any
We hatu4inet4ti the enlai_ged-New York canal and
its Anktiorwitrittintnete:` In this contest, if the tax
has not been removed, the-duty we owe to our
Shareholders ,will compek qs;to, xeject; to iv much
greater extent than Ne have.beretofere done, the
heavy.producteof the dletantlWest • •
In ,00nolusioni , the: board , :: acknowledges, with
rheasureothet efficient and , snooesaftil eperaticin of
he road: nod - el.-their! , General Snthitnteddent,
innaro3oettiteql, to ighte*;!tiltd htfaului r di•
nate reffisers, 'einplOyeei , •Mtfah &elle is due
for tile faVr;rable results obtained durlif4 t)iti:past
year. l ItY , cider ot , the board.
I " Ttiosnisou;-President. '
'Wrunran - II; Posits Ji:j , Viite President. '
Rtaritte;; ltteUigence.
; roily or' ieb: 8, 1689.
SUN St9ES "6 62 j
Alen WATER
Bohr L ,H Hickor,soni, Boater. 6 days from/4W . Bed
fotd, with Orotiell to 0011161. • ' - •'• •
• Bohr Hope, parer, 1 day from-Loose, Del, with corn
;to7 Lllewlers•oo,
Bohr Mountoineir:Oami,l day from Petinsylllo,'Nj,
with corn tolft/r Detoraim. .
.. ,
i o'' ' ' " MIAMI% , -
Bark, Saragossa,' , Ppote,'New, , Orleans, Bishop, ill
*mons ft Co. -; , -" . • _,-
__.
Bark Beindeer,,Plnelmey; Oitrrolnt, Va, T A New
hall & Bone.' • .. , -., ,;, - 4 .• , . ; , .
Bohr Daylet,Banot, Modsoder. Haraaa, J Mason to Co.
Blzltt jease,Wltilamon; Jr, Whitmore, Boatono.lames
4tiitt $.116,34.'J o' ' ; - -
Bahr Silver litsgnet,'Perri l
Bt'r J B ?:B=...lidte°,lt6not,4l2,72rAtojrnfirr!
_ [Correspondence of the-Philadelphia Bzekange.)
• • • ICarl TatanD; Feb: 7;103 PM.
The schr Way; of , Bridgeton, ,81J from Oherlieton,
with cotton 'and limber; bound - to , Providence;_come
whore •at nine O'olocklast evening; near Cold dining
ißet. , It it thought sbe rill beget off nextingh tide.
; • 8 P 111—A %bark-went np this eaemoton in tow of a
lahtt.m.tag; 'and Vtratk and thtne'heinubtlge went but.
• yours, #4; • • • • ~I LLOoIi d. Jghtkalar.
EIITTILEGILUTE TO TOT MOO.]
- - ' Wtasligotos, NO, Yob T.
The barklizaot; from New-Yo.lvfor davannsh, with
A cargo, of mitt: melee, went ashore- en • Btying. Pen
'Bhoehron the morning of• the 6th hut- The veeael and
cargo are alotal lose. - The crew were wed, and oar.
-tied into
. .
Sloe debt Goofy Ilssrls, from Baltimore for Ohirlss•
;tooilues pit Inhere lealring)with loss of sails and arms.
MEMORANDA.
Bteameblp DMawass t Oopes, bende, arrived at New
York 6th' inst. • •
. . .
I :Skip •Wsn'Tapettott, for Liverpool, cleared at
thibbile 21.1 t ult,"*lth 4422 hales Of cotton, valued at
1208 442.
Ship' Calhoun, Truntan,,:frorti - Ltrnpoot,' arrived •at
•NewYoiYßth'loe4."-
! 136 ip CoCen R. Cooper, Lspbam, from' Leiborn, arrived
iaf New Torit 6.thlnet,.
121nAillairailltlbeit: DORM; from Dalian for London;
:sailed from 15; Delenkpeo 28,
Birip Gosn Mirrill;-frorn New York. for Ran Bran
ohoo, sailed from me,
Rio de Janeiro Deo 18 - •
Ship Northland,Are3, from New York for Valparaiso,
:laded from Rio delnneiro'Deo 18-4ot. 21et.
Bark Despatch, Harrlot from Baltimore, at St Tho
mu Bea 26, and sailed 29th'for Bt Vinoent.
Bohr James Martin, Mall, sailed from Providence 4th
`Wt. for Philadelphia. •
Ship Meteor, Melville, stilled from Boston at 4 A 31
'Sunday, in tow, of steamer wm. Webb, for New .Yolk,
At b O'clock She Min= on t h e Upper' Middle, and re
mained till 11.80, when she floated. She does not leak,
iand was to proceed Tea miiporning
Ship Geo .1 Patten, Mitchell, 07 days from Bristol, I,
with 1000 tone railroad iron, for N York, for the safety
of Whiblvf•iars Were 'entertained, put into fit 'George,
Bernitida. loth tilt. in (Unreal, being underiury masts.
ihsvlog List bowsprit, foremast, malotualt just below the
top -and ininen topgstlazt meat, with everything at
itaelsed. This Seven emuisity occurredetu eibout tat 42,
;long eo, while lying to , durlogoA heavy gale from the
,westward. The It P P left Bristol Nov 8, and had made
favorable preemie Until Deo 28, When'. elle; encountered
the gale. Had been lying to in the storm 24 horns,
Iwherks, heavy sea strock.the ship oniher port bow, car,
frying away lostaidaneonely the spare and their gear, as
labove mentioned. she work of destruction by the sea
liras all done within the apace of a minute. All the
!spare and rigging went 'over the aide; *Meet the main
,yard, which, fell on deck broken Into three pieces.
, Shortly after thin the troubles on deek , were"augmented
iby the starting ,of the Mon between deck,. Owing to
the high see, and the chip laboring heavily, nothing
!could be saved from the wreck of aparil,,ite, which, ere
,all'atit idriftipitd after much labor the Iron In the up
:per hold was again made secure. - Most fortunately the
'ship kept perfectly tight In the cotirse of four or flee
Idays; amid almost constant falls of snow and hail, some-
thing like, jury mama were got,up, but the heavily.
laden"ihip- =a very unmanageable. Bodemoted in
;thin condition to make for =American port, but fresh
gales having Mellen, °apt - Mitchell was compelled, on
the 28th, to bear up for,Bernauda. Jou 2, saw a ship to
..windward, and made signal of dlstren to her. .She ap
proached within a mile and a half, and then inhumanly
made off, without even answering the G 1 P's colors.
Same day low another chip, which came to the G P l's
assistance. It Was the - Onitiberliod, Copt Merrill, of
Portland, from New Orleans for Liverpool; wee kindly
supplied with Loon ef rope, a sail, and Milan litotes, to
gethermith offers otiforther aid...iAfter , paiting with.
• the 0, spoke the ship Marcie' Greer:leg; Murrymed,
and readied kfnd offers of assistance therefrom, OM
the relief from the Cumberland was =Meat. Oapt
' Mitchell expresses waltz gratitude, towards the worthy
commanders of these two ships.
At Bermuda Jan 28; ship Geo P Patten; Mitchell;
bark flyphax,'(or Yaimotith; NS) Show Wit h loss of
'salts, fore ace main topmasts , from Cardiff for Boston,
eepnbtig•miamisiftrogn Maya= feEPortfati4 With loos
:of sails and rigging, condemned and sold hark Grand
Turk, Dolliver,,w= loading remainder of marble from
bark B Taylor; trig Beatrice; Driven, from New York,
'ar 19th, discharged, was to be hove down to examine
bottom, having been ashore! on' the :rockd at the west
end of Bermuda. •
NOTIOIItO MAIIINWILB
. . .
Chesapeake Hav—Seingray Point Light-hours.
' On or about the 16th of February next, the color of
the fixed light recently exhibited on Stingray Point
Light•house, esill•be altered from whit* to rod. -
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
• • r JAMES H.- NORTH,
LighC lioheilsuipector, Fifth District.
Norfolk, January 28 1859.
Commtattion gotten.
B. VALENTINE &
ay 4r 001k1MISsION MBROLIANTIS
• 101 MI BALI OP
AMERICAN MANUFACTUREO
No. 10. COMMON .„
Lya w K L .
epeeist attention glean to Ooßenting and Remitting
Emshangs. • , , „ . .1
,d23.11m*
; A trOTIONOOOMMISSIO,L.AND GrENE
-CJL R&L AGIOROY - BRUNRESB WELT iNaTont
having permanently located himaaltat Pensacola, WA,
iinforms the public s ln, gement thin he bin opened no
,PAlnafllkiltrefft - ; nearly oppoiltd ths Market Hone,
is gene nd AnctiOn: Agonoy Rnflman,
land wouldlesneatfnlly_ sant consignments of all kinds
lof goods and •inerolundlno for, Attoldolq of on COmmill•
, • I
~ , dO-mw&f2natcY72m-
jN,IINFOU,MXI4I O II WRAR., •
Ainaricalttlnen COmnanrs'snperlir styli limwa
„Moon Ooatinp,"X Ind .1f; rationEabadea; Brown and
:Mooched Linen - oncks, various - 'dying; Brown Linen
;Drill". A choice ,aasbnintont of the' above Goods now
.on maniple; and for sale by
Cll
YOISPII LBA ,
dln-tf In and 180 011.118TNIIT Street,
Notices.
,Q,,PEOLtL NOTlCE.J—Dealere is Goodyear's
Patentfor,YriloWeed Rubber anspendera,,Bralde,
" i oVebe, and all tither nbrtes dud articles made bY &robin.
log Oro& substances with threads or iambi of &aloes
?ltedr-rubber aranotitledthatimless the same are properly
stanipad:or labelled with my name, and by 111 .7 &tithed-
In. they 'airinet he legally disposed of in Untied
'States Maraliante Mid declare are Invited to eiamille
apeolmans nor 10 One, and to give their &aerator the
:Splint 'Trivia to the: undersigned, DXOLINHVE OWN.
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YE.,g7g4. EU BO OKE STORE, 27 S.
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'sire eolleothin'of Splendid, Hare, and' in portent Books
—the library of the late G. S. PARKER—oomptilleg
an Immense variety of the beet *orb to every Depart •
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The whole to be Bold at auction, In New York, on
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VERY CURIOUS, SCARCE, RARE,
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JOST ronssamp,
THE AFTERNOON
XXTRAnT BROei• 09NDENTEI
cabinet Wag.
THE UNION.
HOGUBT a HUTTON,
(ilitootomors to J. T. Hammitt,)
BIAIRTEAOTUREEB Or
WHOLISALB AND BSTAIL
EiaLeibp- ttctian.
Tiff THOMAS & SONS,,;': ,
INA • N••. 189 •nd 141 SOUTH FOURTH STRUT
irormrly Non. 0L -oi.)
ASSIGNEES , PEREMPTORY SALE—THE SPLEN
DID RANKING-HOUSE; CHESTNUT STREET, be
tween Fourth and Fifth * eireetf °Wilted for the Bank of
Pennsylvania, will be positively sold, without reserve
or limitation ' .at the' . Philadelphis - Bushange, on Tues
day evening, Match let, by order of the assignees
fl7 - Fall dentriPtionejn ,haudtpillcat the, auction
rooms.
The library of .the late Henry Pennington,
Egg., to be sold on 'Tuesday afterdoon, YebritarY eth;
commencing at 2 o , olock, le now arranged for examine
:Ma with eataloguee. , • ,
, •
• Peremptory' gale.
STOCKS, dcn, -
This Evening,
February Bth, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, will bapold,,without riserve— •
For account of whotti it may concerti
-6 old shares (120. new) Ban Franpisco Land Asso
ciation.
•
100 shores Welt,Philadelphis Mutual Baring Fund
and Trust Company. par 550—$400,peid.
50 shares Mount Moriah ()amatory Company.
1 share Philadelphia Library Company. •
, 550 scrip Dell6Ware Mdtual Insurance Cainpany.
1 share Mercantile Library Company.
1 share Philadelphia Athenmum.
Executor's and Administrator's Sale.
STOOKS, &o.
On Tuesday Evening, '
February 15th, at 7 o'clock, at the Philadelphia Ex.
chine, will be sold by order of executor—
SO shares 51erchante , and Mechanics' Dank of Wheel
ing, Ye. -
A. 1140, by order of administrator
-90 'ibexes Pennsylvania Railroad 4 Company.
1 share Olty Land Assoolition. ' ' •
1 share Stilllio Land Assoelatlon.
Alan. for account of whom it may concern
-10 'tiara Mount Vernon Gas Light Company, Ohio—
par $6O.
40 shares Wooster flu Company, Ohio—par M.
•
REAL ESTATE BALE—THIS EVENING.]
Will Include—.
POSTPONED. S&L'S
UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
—The very valuable property known ae,the ,‘ United
States Motel V , Atlantic' Olty, N. 47 ,
PereMptory Bale, by order of heirs—Estate late of Jo.
aeph Murray, decd.
VALUABLE BUMMER STAND, northeast corner of
Eighth and Cherry eta. Sale abmlnte.
HANDSOME MODEHNABBIDENCE, with aide yard,
No. 891 north Fifth et., below doatee at
NEAT MODERN D,WELLING, with all modem con.
eenleoces, No: 1220 north Riftionth ' south of
Stiles et
FOUR THREE•STORY BRIOK_DWELTANGS t Non.
931, 983, 935 and 887" Ontario at., between 13th and
Broad ets , bnlow Girard avenue •
THREE-STORY IIItIOPCBTORR AND DiIVELLII4,
anathema corner of Parrish and 'Franklin ate.;- (late
Spring Garden.)
WELLEBOURED GROUND RENZOTSTIS A YEAR,
elear of tuna, on lot of ground, Girard avenue, wept of
Thuteenth at., on which is erected a four-story brick
store and dwelling. ,
TO"FRUO)I4IARDENERS; &e.—OVIM 12 AORFB.
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT, 1.21( -sores and 28
perches, with Awn-story brick and two-story frami•
dwelsing, barn, track garden, ho., Paseyank road, welt
Of Broad et., First Ward. • -
LARGE AND VALUABLE PAM, 427 acmes, Rent'co,
Delaware, on the main road leading front 'Smyrna to
, •
Millington.
TIIREE•i3TORT BRION DWELLING., Nineteenth
street,' north of Girard seance, Twentieth want.
Orphans , Court Sale—Estate of Babdolph W. ETans,
Deceased.
TWO PRIME - DWaLLINGEI AND ',LOTB OY
GROUND. Waterloo street, Nineteenth ward.
Same Estate.—BßlOß DWELLING, FRAME STA
BLE, AND LARGE 'LOT,' Erankford turnpike, near
Clearfield Meet, Nineteenth *aid. '
VALUABLE LOT, 'SPRUCE STREET, south side,
between S.xteenth and Seventeenth street/1,41 feet
front.lo4 feet deep Only one:third cash. • -
SOUTH TWENTIETFI STREET.LIVesk modern re
sidence, No. 117 South Twentieth obreot below' Chest
nut street.
BIXTB nein! STBBET.—Neit modern residence, No.
Bonth Sixteenth street,' bah* 'Elprnee street. ' Both
houses are finished with the modern improvement..
WINN STREET —Three.story brink dwelling No.loo
Tine street betweee'Pront and Seeded street.
Bxeontor's Peremptory Sale—Betate of Peter Ruing,
••. • • .
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, (Minton street, north of
Baker street. Isle Northern Liberties.
TARELETOBY BRION DWELLING, No 1628
Wood street, between Fifteenth and Eixteepth streets.
GERNIANTOWN.—VaInabIe lot on Ohew street,
Germa*Ml,- 160 by 240 feet.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, AIITOORAPHR,
OIL PAINTINCIB. OHOIOR PRINTS, Ho., OF TRH
LATH HENRY PENNINGTON, ESQ. '
This Afternoon,
February Bth, commencing at 2 o'olock, will be sold,
at the auction store, the valuable private library, or the
late Henry Pennington, Reg., which includes many
rare, curioussard interacting books, on various sub-
Deets, illustrated by printed and manuscript teem Ilona.
Also, a collection of rare autograph letters, valuable
oil pall/Rugs, choice printq, dre.
11:7• For partlpulati gee, eatalogues, which will be
ready two days previous to sale, and,the books, ko., ar
ranged for examination.
- .
SUPERIOR FURNITURE,' PIANO-FORTES, FINE
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,' ERNBSELS PAR
ENTS, ka.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 ololook, at the auction store, an intensive
assortment of excellent setiond-hand'Amnltirre, elegant
piano-fortes, fine mirrors, carpets, ete., from families
declining housekeeping, 'removed to the store for oon
renlenee of sate. .
OAINIAMES, siatons, OARI4IIBB, ko.
On Thursday kiondrig,
10th Inst., it 'lO o'clock, et the etables, Vine street
west or Twenty-third street, without reserve, 10 aural
bum, sleight, lot of, wheeler, harness, old Iron, tce.
Sale for seeettat of Coned States.
WOOLLEN axe COTTON CUTTINGS, LEIATHSR,
On Batriid - 47614iinfng, . •
February 12th, at 10 o'eloelri at the auction store,
10,881 The sky blue kersey creating', 10.765 The dark blue
kensey. 683 lb. dark blue cloth, 231 ihe gray cloth, 96
lb. canteen covering, 518 lb. white flanneti 882 Zs blue
flannel, '4.081 lbs cotton, 87 Ihe bliek'muelin; 116 The
alpaca ,588 lbel linen, 2,031 Me net, 1.882 lb. tent, 133
be oil cloth, 230 The baleing paper, 688 - hi rope, 8,730
lbs sole leather, 80 lbe morocco.
7 Terms—eaah.'
Administrator's Sale—No 629 North Twelfth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE!. BOOKCASE, TAPESTRY
CARPETS, &o.
, Oa Tueeday,Sforning,
15th instant, by catalogue, the superior furniture,
bookcase, tapestry carpets, &o , by order of the adminis
trator.
' -
Alm, the kitchen furniture.
May be eSemined on the morning of sale, at
8 o'clock.
•
AT PRIVATE SALE, ,
Al handsome realderee,• with etable, coach-house
and large lot, Main street, Burlington*, Now Jersey.
WILLIS BUBB &RD & Co., Ationommte,
No. 902 MARKET 'STRUT,
swarm BROOND AND THIRD STRUTS.
BALII OF BTAFLIS AND TANDY GOODS.
' On Wednesday Morning,
At 30 o'clock precisely, will, be sold, without re
serve, a large and 'general assortment of French
and staple geode, comprising men's lambs-wool' and
merino shills end &swore, gloves, mitts, hosiery, ho.
10113ROIDERI303.
Also, embroidered j'conet and Swiss collars and
sleeves, beads, inserting, flouncing, /co.
Also, 8-4 grog do Rhine lustres, &o.
Also, cyclone velvet ribbons, fast edger. •
NOTION/3.
Also, a general variety of notions, suitable for city
and oountrytrade.
BIRE:FROOP BAIT.
At commencement "of male, POO largo patent tiro
proof Are-proof lock.
BY WILLIAM IL STEER, GENERAL
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE, No. 46
North EIGIITIf ?tweet, below; Arch.
,J. A. 'BLUME. Auctioneer.
Err/PERIOD. IfOUSEROLD FURNITURE , - etc., ',to.
On Wednesday' Morning,
At the auction store, at 10 o'clock, catalogue, we
will sell a large and desirable assortment of well-made
rosewood and walnut parlor, chamber, and dining
room furniture, carpets, mirrors, plated ware, &c.
BVSNING US.
On Monday, Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday,
Commencing at seven o'clock.
On the evening of the above says, we will Nell from
the shelves, table and pocket cutlery, eitver•p.ated
ware, 'stationery, gold'jewelry, gold and silver watoheS,
Britannia ware, clocks, hatchete, sawn. fancy goods, /co.
Er Consignments respectfully nolielten.
t • Oonsignmente of new and second-hand house
hold furniture, plano•fortes, carpets, watches, jewelry,
/no., respectfully solicited, ou which liberal mutt ad
emcee will be made if required.
irr Out-door taloa attended to PrernDtt.9. Charges
as moderate ad any other hotUat in this city.
Ie.A.BLU.N4 ft ATLIA4O4O ) ALUVr/Uti/SZkes
eJ sad .11.01012 T LOAN 0/114111, No. 224 Booth
Btteet, be ow Walnut, opposite Pear' ~ only
eight doom below the lasehnage. •
Howes .nt Dulness .from 7 o'clock, A. 11., Buill 10
Welook in the evening.
Outdoor sales, and Wee at the Auetbm Rosa, ab.
leaded upon the mosterthifeatom terms.
CAPITAL 72W,000.
Establiskultar ats last Thirty hart.
Advances made from:one dollar to thousands an Dlr.
moods, Bllyer Plele,Wetehen, JeWelry; Hardware, Meg ehandise, ehasidise, Clothing, ittrolture, Bedding, Olgars, Musical
Instruments, Guns, gorses, Oullages, and Hoods of
E
ery description. -
AU goods can remain
n say length of alma adr•ed
pe. '
All avow's., from one hundred dollars and 'amide!
will
love barged per cant per month; POO and, over,
the st ke:
Tile Store House kering s depth of 123 feet, his large
&resod thieffriatelts to More an riduables, sod prig
eats watohroen for the premises Meo, a heavy hue;
MOO effeoled for Ike benefit of ;
persons haring good'
adraneedrmon.
N. 8,-4it wenn% 'of having an unllmlted Sapital,
this °floe Is prepared to make advanoes on more antis
factory sad acomnmodating toms, than my °thin Cu
Ws city,
MMiN=;l;
♦T PRIVAIIA BALM
. .
Gold rateat Lever and other Wata Jewelry,
aloWng will be gold at reduced wines. vela,
Removals.
MoCALLTIM & CO.,
CARPET HOUSE,
Have removed from No. SO BANE Street to
No. 609 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOBITIO TUN STATIMIOUSH.
J027-Im
REMOVAL.
KELLY & DOHERTY,
TAILORS,
Rare removed to
81 and 83 SOUTH FIFTH STREIT,
ORM DOOR •BOYI 01120118VY,
East aide
Tanury 7th,1859
REMOVAL.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAI
REMOVED TO No. 1126 011ESTNIIT EITKNAT,
THIRD DOOR BELOW
South Side, -
Waste helm prepared to execute all orders in his line
haring on band a full supply of GOODS for Gentle
men'S wear.
SAMUEL U. MATTSON,
0641m-1( No 1126 CHESTNUT Street
Cartianza.
I SAAO P. BRANIN,
X LIGHT 00ACH & ()ARMAGH nunmaa,
PRANKFORD, PA.
All work warranted to glre latlataOtton; Orders rei
nsoo4 tit/Bolted. • nolo-litatt
;' , '!OctitCl!g—qi , U,F!'irji
CIItIENESS, BROTLEY,'ICg'I3O„
,u • • No. , 49.9 MARKET STREET
SALE THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, PERRI:TART 8,
AT,
,10 ,O'OLOOK.,
A OARD.—The attention of the trade is requested
to our sale of imported dry goods, this (tuesday) morn
ing, February Eith. at 10 O'clock. on six month's' ,ore
dit, coraprising 350 package. and lots of desirable goods.
117 - Samples and catalogues now ready. -
NOTlOP,lncladed in our sale will be found
-600 Pieces 9.8 rich Paris printed jaconsts.
160 do 9-8 do do organdies.
400 Paris printed barege robes, double jape.
200 taffetas de Paris robes 'Ovalle. ,
,Patis printed Images -- • <
ylAleo, printed mom li n'de Ifunen,challeys,lamisclotlus,.
poll de °berm, velvets, ribbons, shawls, ora
.
vote, embroideries, he ' An. . •
Also, eh invoice of British goods, on 'mount of un
derwriters, for cull.
FIRST SPRING SALE OF FANCY AND STAPLE
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIO DRY GOODS.
Thin Morning; •
Feb. Bth, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 8 months'
credit
-600 packages and lots of fancy and staple Imported
and domestic dry goOds.
,111"
sale Samples and catalogues early on the morning of
NEW STYLE' EMBROIDERIES—JUST LANDED
FROM STEAMER' JURA.
' Thin Morning,
100 lots new style embroidered cellars, sleeves, and
,ohemisets.
BRILLIANTS AND BROWN LINEN DUCKS, ON
ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS, FOR CASH.
This Morning,
At 10 o'clock— " -
' 2 oases 4.4 Lendonwhite
1 case 54 'do do do.
8 Muss brown linen ducks.
1 case white Marseilles for basques.
VELVETS, PRINTED °HAUTES, SPANISH LIN
ENS, BRILLIANTS, &0., TO BE SOLD FOR GASH,
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT 'MAT CONCERN,
' BEING SLIGHTLY DAMAGID ON THE VOYAGE
OF IMPORTATION. • ' •
•' - '
'This Morning,
Feb. iith, at 10 o'clock , for ca9h—
London black tabby velvets.
Tendon rich printed challiee.
Spanish linens.
London white brilliante.
EXTRA. - RlOll PARIS SATIN-PLAID DOUBLE
. JASPE ,BAREGIII ROBES -10 a 0 . landed.
This Morning,
400 ours rich real Paris satin-plaid double-Jeeps
barege robes. •
' 200 entirely new atria do.
, N. B.—The above ate the newest stylea of Paris goods,
just landed from steamer
LONDON PRINTED •()RALLIES.- LAMA OLOTIII3,
AND VALENOI AFL
2 oases neat-printed London Lem& cloths.
5 do do - London new-style oballiee. _
3 do de Winer/Was some!.
2do maths'-striped arose-over yalerMins. _
1 do' plaid Lama cloths. , '
2 do r oirde oheyre • • -
SHIRTING-LINENS LINEN-DRILLS, AND DUCKS.
• Thliblorning.
6 mums 4.4 sofiAnieh blob shirting linens.
' 3 do X brown-linen drills.
• 8 do X- do' - ducks
ENGLISH TAPESTRY RUGS AND DOOR-MATS.
200, super large.iiise English Tapestry rugs.
180 - - do - do -door-mots.
REAL PARIS PRINTED UV/NETS—Just landed.
600 pieces extra• rioh-Paris.printed- jaconete, newest
stylea. juat landed
ROBES AKIDILLE TAFFETAS DE PARIS.
• This Morning.
150 rich Paris robes allollle teffetsesde Paris.
EXTRA WOG PARIS PRINTED BARIESEiIi SATIN
FLAW, COLORED GROUNDS.
2 cases'extra' rich Paris printed satin - plaid, colored
ground, barsges.
• PARIS PRINTED ORGANDIES.
4 bales 0-8 extra rich Paris printed organdies.
'BLACK BILK-VELVET BIBB° 13-:-ALL SILK AND
PA S T' EDGES.
An invoice of Foe. 1 and 30 superior silk-velvet rib
bons.
SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
AR. CHESTNUT STREET, ,opposite the Custom
Home, between FOURTH stet FIFTH Streets. -
BALD OP PANOY PM
This idorni.
February Bth, will be sold a nit
large assortment of
fancy furs. for UMW and children's wear, consisting of
Bulam Day sable, mink, Btch, plain and spotted
Biberian Sso , ko
. ROBES, *LOVES, MUFFLERS.
Also. Taney cowlings and sleigh robes, buffalo robes,
gents' fur mufilors, gloves, and wife. '
RILIP ' FORD, AUCTIONEER, No.
P
. 530 MAJLECIT STB.Z3T, between PATH and
SIXTH. sinith Bide
SALE OF BOOTS, BROES, AND BROGANS.
On Thureday Morning.
February 10th. at 10 o'clook, precisely, we will sell,
by catalogue, about 1.000 eases men's and youths ,
boots, shoes, and brogans ; oleo, women's and misses ,
Baste= and city made shoes. gaiters, &e., comprising
fresh and desirable goods from the best manufan;
turers—snitable for spring sales
T M. GIJMMEY & SONS,
aY er BEAL ESTATE AUCTIONNFES,
No. 520 WALNUT STREET.
Orphans , Court Hale—Estate of George Hergesheinser,
deceased.
On Thursday Afternoon,
February 24th, 1860, at 8 o'clock, will be sold, at
public auction on the premise.—
TUE VALUABLE PROPERTY AND BUSINESS
LOCLTION, situate on the °este. ly side of Mein stmet,
opposite - QOM avenue, 'Germantown; lot 97 feet
front by 156 feet deep, on which is erected a double
three story atone house, with brick front Within one
minute's walk of the depot. -
IJ:7 Sale peremptory.
oehD,_,T. M. Rummey & Sons, nuctioneers, will
held regular sales of Real Ratite, Stooks, he. Also,
honeehold furniture at dwellings.
ARAL 38TATE AT PRIVATR BALM.
Mr' On our Private Bale Register will slime be
foundnu a wery large amount of real. e state 111011tOISS
every deseziption of city and 000ntr7 props
M. rill
J. . OIIMMBY &BO If,
Real Rotate Brokers
690 WALNUT Street, bob:4Blx%.
NOBEB NA. T HAII, AIICITIONEER,
ANDISOBINIBSION 111.311011 ANT, 8. D. 0011111/
81=11 and BA6I Street'.
GUS ST BIIBLIO ACOOMMOD&TION.
MONEY!
MONEY!!
• Money liberally advanced in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver plate,
diamond'', watches, jewelry, musical
Instruments; farnittire, dry goods, clothing, groceries,
cigars, hardware, cutlery, books, horses, vehicles, har.
noes, and all artioles of value, for any length of time
agreed on, at 'Nathans' Principal Establishment,
southeast corner of Sixth and nate streets.
. .
PROMISSORY NOTIN, with collateral, discounted at
the lowest market rates. •
°BEAT BARGAINS IN WATOTIEB, 311W8LRY,
&0., AT PRIVATEI BALA, at NATHANB , PRINCIPAL
ESTABLIIMBINNT, 8. E. Corner of SIXTH and RAOR
Btreete.—The following artieles will be sold for lees than
half the zonal Aare prices: Pine gold Englieb patent
fall jeweled and plain, of the most approved and best
make, in hunting eases and double bottomed. Pine
gold escapement lever and lepine watabes, in hunting
care and open face, some of them extra fall jeweled and
best make. BUM English patent lever 'watches, as.
cam:cent lever and lepines, In hunting Oise and open
time, some very euperior : Znglieb , Swim, French, and
Quartier watchee ; fine gold vest, fob, neck, and
children , ' chats's •, fine gold pencil eases and pens,
bracelets, breastpins, finger-rings, ear.ringe, etude me
dallions, and Jewelry generally. Seperior Havana °lsere
at $1.5 per thousand, in boxes of 200 each, will be sold
by eingle box or quantities to suit purchasers. Nu
morons fancy articles, &a., do., As.
Miosolatione anb CED3partners4ips
TISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The firm of WEAVER, EH 6ER, & CO., We
day dissolved, GEORGE I WEAVER retiring.
GEORGE T. wrAvicn, ,
.EDWIN H. PITLER,
IWIOHA,EL WEAVER.
. .
THE BUSINESS hereafter will be conducted by the
undersigned, under the firm or WEAVER. VITLER,
& 00. EDWIN U. 'LURE,
MICHAEL WEAVER,
CONRAD F. CLOTHIER.
fes.Bt
February 1, 1859
TE COPARTNERSHIP berotoforoox
biting between the subscribers, under the firm of
BOWMAN & LOGAN, is this day thesolved, by mu
trial consent. The beeiness of the late firm will be
settled by JONAS BOWMAN, who will c-mtinue the
Wholesale Grocery Beninese, at the same place.
JONAS BOWMAN,
JOHN LOGAN.
"January 1, 1859.. fey-3t
fIgOTIOE.—J. D. HOOVER (late 11. S.
Marshal far the Dietrict of Columbia) hue woo.
elated him.elf with WALTER D. DAVIN/B o Oman.
'eller at Law. Briefness before the U. d. Supreme and
Circuit Courts, the Court of Minim, and the Executive
Departments promptly attended to. Address DAVIDUE
& BO )VAR, LOUISIANA Avenue, Wastengton Olty.
j.14-tf
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—The Sub
scribers hereby give notice that they have entered
into a Lim:tad Partnership, agreeably to the provisions
of the laws of the Commonwealth of Penneykiwis re
lating to Limited Partnerships.
That the name or firm under which said partnership
le to be eondneted U "R. WOOD, MARSH, & HAY
WARD),
That the general nature of the HisWesel intended to
be transacted la the Dry Goode Jobbing and °loathing
Business.
That the namen of all the general and epeeist part
nere Interested therein, are BENJAMIN V. MAR/3H
(general partner), lAMB W. HAYWARD (general
partner), EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND (general partner),
HENRY HENDERSON (general partner). RICHARD
WOOD (general partner), ALFRED II FO3TER (gene
ral partner), RICHARD D. WOOD (epeeist partner),
and JOSIAH BACON (special partner), and all of them
the Bald partnere, general awl epeeist, reside In the
pity or Philadelphia.
That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
by the apeetal partnere to the Common Stock, is Two
hundred thousand dollars, of which One hundred
thousand dollars, in each, has been so contributed, by
the eald RICHARD D. WOOD, special partner, and of
arblah, One hundred thousand dollars, in each, bas
been no contributed, by the sold JOSIAH BACON, ape.
dal partner.
That the period at which the laid partnership is to
commence, is the thirty-Bret day of December, A.D.
1888. and the period at which It will terminate, Is the
thirty-Bret day of December, A.D. 1863.
RICHARD D. WOOD, Spacial Partner.
JOSIAH BACON, Special Partner,
DENJN. V. HARSH.
L W, HAY W ARD.
lIDWD. Y, TOWNSEND,
HENRY lIENDRIIESON
ItIOR ARD WOOD.
ALFRED 11 /OSTER.
P 1211111 64 Deo:3l, 1853,
eig ar a anb Orabacra
HAVANA CIGARS.-
" BRONIVND .031 i LATE ARRIVALS
0000 Garenleads Frensandos ; 7,800 do Loodres, Ist
acid 2de ; 4,500 Ella Es Brumes ; 6,000 do 51111sr Corn
manes; 11.000 do Operas ; 10.000 do Conobitas; 15.000
Amalie Balms ; 4 700 do Intitiadores ; 11,000 Oatatlva
Londree ; 4 000 do , Lond Oillodradas ,• 000 Oantabra
Loathes • 7 500 do Conches; 14 000 Calliope Londres ;
22.000 it Ebro do; 7,500 do do 600 2,500 do Millar;
4,801/ El Dorado Londres ; 4,500 do do floe; 0,000 Espana
Londres; 5,440 do do tine; 100 hi PrinoSpas; !Bauble Mo
rcott! ; 104001etrella Operas; 1800 do nuelta Londres ;
11,000 do Regalia del Rey; 15.000 do Entre A otos ; 13,000
do Coquette ; 7 500 Yglosia Buelta Londres ; 10,000 do
Galauce ; 18,000 do Entre Actoe ,• 000 do Boons Con
green °bootie ; 8 800 do do Londres 6 800 do Zarzuela ;
11,000 do 51111ar Londres ; 22 000 Light Guards Lon
dree ; 7,800 do Entre Actos ; 11,000 do Opera; 5,000 do
Mn; Londree 25,000 Brat Gernudios ,• 80,000 Nebajta
Loodona ; 15,000 Tree Viotorlss, do; 8,700 do Millar.
In store and 'bond, and for sale by A. MERINO,
140 South FRONT Street ia31.41
1 4 1MUT & SONS,
/0* Import of HAVANA CIGARS,
ee2B 216 South FRONT Street
VIGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
BEGARB.—A oholce invoica of there oelebrat. 4
Grande on board brig' " Nem dxll7 expected fr so
&MX, and for sale low, by OLIAILLISS TZT.I3,
(Herr) 183 Wahnit st-ent, edOct Hoehn& '
•011 R.nrwa RV.) y.
QEGARS.-500,000 Havana Segars, choice
brands, by late arrivals, lo bond and store, for sale
by A 111111 T YlO. 140 Pnwith VUONT Rtirat 420
iptptogrnpbo, &Tr
gr - 1 G. ORANE's PIIOTOGRAPII ROOMS,
• (Formerly VAN LOAN'S,)
582 AltOR Street. All the various styles and slime of
Pictures, Daguerreotypee, Ambrotypee, Photographs,
and Irorytypee are takdn, and at moth rate prioec
d7-Bmit
IN -TRH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
' ADOLPH 11011.3TER vs. JOHN 80/HEBEIt.
'Fanatical Expense of December Teref.73B6B, No. 21. ,
GROWN if }UNSEEN vs. JOHN SOHISBER.
"sedition} Expenim of December Tenn, 1868,. No 228.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report distri
bution of the fund In Coat raised by' the Sheriff'a
sale under the above writ of a, all that caftan two.
Oozy brickneesenage or tenement and lot or piece of
ground situate on the south aide of Franklin street, at_
the distance of fotirteen foot westward from the west
elde of Hops street, in Kaueiagton, in the county of
Philadelphia aforesaid, containing in. front or breadth
on the said Franklin etreet fourteen feet, and extend-,
ing in length or depth northward of that width at right
angles with the Malt Franklin Street 'flilj:one feet Ma
Mama to a two - feet six inches wide alley—bounded on
the east by ground granted to Deena' 13. , Dean, on the
north by the paid two feet six Wakes wide alley, on the
west by ground granted to Aarpn Kepler, and on the
south by Franklin street aforesaid. (being the same
premises which Eckhard Itosbach et six:, by indentdre
dated January to, 1854, recorded in Deed Book P
No. 128, page 224, Ao., granted and conveyed unto the
Bald John Bohieber in fee,)--togother With the free,
nee and prlißege of the acid two feet six 'Mattes wide
alley leading from a point near Howard street info and
from Hope aimed, laid out for the nee of this and other
lots, in common with Joseph W. Emery, hie heirs eta assigns , assigns, an d .itleo with the free nee and prlfaage, in
common with others ' of an inlet or newer o'ghteen
inches in diameter, to intersect at the west end of ea'd
alley, extending into the common cower is Howard
street ; subject, however, to a proportionable part of
the expenses of Making and keeping the said inlet in
good order and repair forever" - --will meet the parties
interested for the purposes/ of - his appointment on
WEDNESDAY— February 16th, 1f69. at 8 o'clock P,
X, - at hie, office, No.. 630 WALNUT Street, Phila
delphia, at which time and place all persons - are re
quired to Make their olefins before seld'Auditor, or be
debarred film coming in upon raid fund. ' •
• fg,34.10t • JOHN 14. THOMAS,. Auditor.
Gentlemen's .furnisting Gosh.
. _
ESTER & 00, - GENTLEMEN'S
WINCHESTER
BTORI - - ,
AID .
PATENT '.ll/101ILDEE 'SRAM
- TORY,
Lt the Old Stand, No. SOS CHESTNUT STR/INT;oppo
dte the Washington Hum: + • -
A. WINCHESTER will glee; u heretofore, kis per
tonal supervision' to the Cuttang and:ldanulacturlng
!apartments. Orders for hie celebrated' style of Shirts
and Collars filled" at the •Shortest mottos. 'Wholesale
trade aepplied on liberal tortes. , • ,
_ •
jBOOTT, () ate of 'the firm of Wnt
• ORZEPtIet BaO) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
[NH STORE an 4 SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Girard Hon")
Philadelphia.
woidd reireaetful. ly call the attention of kis
former patrons and friends to his new Store, and Is pre.
pared to All orders for SHIRTS at abort mottos. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRAM{ !supplied
with FINB SHIRTS and COLLARI4.
GOOD GROOEHIS
OHAS. H. MATTSON,
BoumwraT CORNER TENTH AND ARCH BTB
Has on hand. and is generally receiving, THE BEST
OF GROCERIES, which he will sell at the most BEA,
tONABLE PRICES FOR CASH. Having a LARGE
and CHOICE ASSORTMENT of BLACK and GREEN
TEAS, he Is' Oonddent of being able to milt, both in
quality and price, all persons in want of the article. in
quantities of from one pound to the _half cheat. His
general assortment embraces everything in the way of
VINE GROCERIES, and he would respectfully invite
all in want of good &hided to give him a call. It will
be worth the trial. n0304m
ttlatchee, Jetnelii, s(.7c.
I . Fi. OALDW - ELL & 00.,
ir • 822 CHIASTNUT Street. •
Have received, per glimmers, Dew stiko
Jewelry, Chatehdats, Vest Hhalni.
Splendid Tana, Hair Pins.
•
Fruit Stanch!, Sugar Bathe%
Jet 000111 and ?lower TWA.
Coral, Lava end Moealo Beta.
Sole Agents to Philadelphia for the sale of Charles
',racialism , / LONDON TIME-BEEPERS. noir 8
B. JARDRIC & BRO.
LI • ILLILIBAOTITRILIZS AND IMPOILTAILII OP
• BiTairESPLATED WARE
No. 404 Chestnut Street, ahoy. Third, (up stairs,
Philadelphia. ,
• Constantly on hand and for sale to the Trade,
TEA BETS, COMMUNION SERVICE SETS, URNS
, PITO/OARS, GOBLETS, CUPS, WAITERS, BAS
KETS, OASTORS, KNIVIS,BPOOIIB, PORES, _
LADLBS, _
Gilding and plating on all kind of metal. ' seß.ly
Mmag attb ilbpttitabs.
ROBERT SHOPlwArvat & 00.,
Nannfeetarere and Dealer PAINTS, PASNISNEILII,
and WINDOW (+LASS, Northeast Dome:7OIIBTH and
SA.OI Streets, Philadelphia. ,
' Sole Agents for the silo of the celebrated Pitmen
Plate Glass. nahell-tr
LOOSING GLASSES.
JAMES B. EARLE /6 SON,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Girard House,
IHrORTHI69
LOOKING GLASSES, -
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE PRABIRS
OIL PAIN TINOS,
AND
KISGRAVIIIOB.
EARLE'S GALLERIES
constantly open
jalB VOL
itioNnir !.!
ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
5,000 boxes DAVID TUAIt er. CO'S make, as.
sorted sizes, pot up in every style of plain or fancy
paper ; boxes sultaels for any market.
CHEMICAL SPERM CANDLES.
1,000 boxes plain and in fancy papers, assorted blies
quality extra handsome. hard, and eery white
ORIENTAL, DETEuSIVE SOAP.
1 000 boxes this justly celebrated article, made only
by VAN HkAGICN & MoKEONE. •
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP. •
5,000 boxes VAN HAAGIIN & kIoSIONE , I3, firs
quality, and a very superb article.
BROWN SuAP.
600boxeshant aad gcM,..ftw_a male at a low price,
5,000 gallons of this superior /allele, 1110054 for
Woollen qaoods Idanufaeturers, has all the cleansing
properties of Olive or Lard. Oil, and la 50 per cent.
cheaper. Tor sale by TRAIN & fdoIiSONSI,
isl9.lm 22 South WHARVES
tiaOl:lOLZ & JANENTZKY,
L 116 South RIGHT!! Street, below Obeetout,
lIIYODTBRB AND DEALERS IN ARMIN , MA
TEBIA LS,
Recommend to Attlee and the - pulite to general their
large stock of Juvenile Paint Boxes, Winsor & New
ton and Geo. Rowney & Co se 011 and Water Colors,
Brushes, English and German Canvas, Whatman's
Drawing Papers, Colored Crayons, Bindle., Colored
Pictures for framing, &0., &o.
Discounts given to Teachers and Seminaries. Court-
Destare supplied at trade prisms. ja2s-3m
WE INVITE the apecial attention of
DRUG, PAINT, AND GLASS DEALERS
to our present stook 'of 'DRUGS, WHITS LE AD,
ZINO, COLORED PAINTS, PUTTY, VARNISHES,
GLASS, &c..
CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS who desire
to purchase from a select Stock, and at acceptable
prices, are respectfully requested to inspect our goods.
Pdre Drugs and Patent Sled tines—A full supply.
White Lead, in kegs of I 2) lbs ,25 lbs ,60 lbs., 100
lbs.; or in packages of 150 tbs. to 1,000 lbs.—a fall
supply.
Z,oc Paints—A full supply of different brands, Su
perior quilt es, at prices astanishiogly low.
Putty, Putty—An extensive stock, prepared in pare
Linseed 011.
Irsratehes—Varnishes of approved qualities—a full
supply.
American Window Glue, of approved brands—Our
assortment of sisea and qualities, Is complete, and
equals any manufactured to this country.
Bend your others direct to
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drag. Paint, sod Gloat Dealers,
fel.tf B. W. corner BEOCIND and GREEN Eta.
CHARLES MULLIKIN
PLUMBERS' MATERIALS,
Jalo.lm*
TF. ROLLER,
MENGEL BOOT AND RHOS MAIIRR,
N 0.27 South NINTH Street. third door above Oboe
nut, Philadelphia,
liege to inform hie (Moods and the public generally
that he has opened boluses on his own account, as
above, where hr will always be happy to receive a con
tinuation of their favors. As the senior partner of
the late Arm of ROLLER it Bon tor, probably no other
guarantee is necessary to so appreciative public of his
entire ability to All all orders in his line with the ut
most satisfaction. Remember the number: 27 South
NINTH Street, third door above Chestnut. jal2.2m*
WINTER TOWING. The
powerful side wheel Meant-tag and Ice
Boat ATLaerYlO, ,, Kasen, master, is prepared to
tow (darlog the Winter) vessels of alt descriptions to
and from sea. For further particulars apply to
B.'c J M. WLANAGAN,
ix9B-12t* No. Inft Fkbutb DELAWART; Alumna
---
iptasitA 11lt Ait
SPNOIAL NOTION TO PHYBIOIANEI.—The above
offers a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to die.
eased surfaces, which oombines the following advanta
ges: A good di s u
se!yi emmistenoe, eerily washed
off with wateres, all nabstancee that are coin
ble in water, hence facilitating instead of °Detracting
their absorption, and does not get rancid. The last
property alone rends** it an inviluable acquisition to
the preetitioner. Ptepired and for sale wholesale and
retail at 111111111D3 Laboratory and Pharmaey,
.0.11 ini...*".•
GEORGE WHITELEY, No. 135 South
FRONT .Street, offer" for sale, In Bo d only—
A.. Belgnette Brandy, 1857, Pale and Dark.
Jules Dubin Cognac, 11158 and 18E7.
Union Proprietors' Cognac, 1854.
Pinot, Oastaiton. & co Cognse,lBso, 1857,1858.
A. Batons Rochelle, 1E57.
Dellevoisin Rochelle, 1858, to arrive.
Martell & CO. Cognac, 1855, 1851, 1848.
Jamaica Bum, 2 years in Bond.
Steuart'" Scotch Whiskey.
Burgundy Port Wine.
Sicily Madeira Wine.
Ileidslok Champagne, quarts and pints.
A. kill assortment of Claret Wine, in VIM and casks,
to arrive. Jals-Bm*
CIOCO MATTINGS, FOR OFFICES, for
V sale cheap by DAILY & BROTHER.
(1000 MATTINGS, FOR CHURCHES
ill A fresh lot-Just received. DAILY & BRO THER.
VOCO M4TTXNGS, FOR HALLS. for
axle low, by the piece, by DAILY k BROTHER.
COOO MATTINGS, OF ALL WIDTHS,
in good quality, by the pieco or yard, for sale by
BAILY k ItROTLIER.
0000 MATTING-RAILROAD 00M
PANIES supplied on the best terms by
BAILY & BROTHELS,
No. 920 OHESTNOT Street.
WIAILY & BROTHER, CARPET , WARE
ROUSE, No. - 920 CHESTNUT Meet.
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Ztitat Noting.
q roams
AT FAIR MOSS!!!
WHOLIRALR DRUGGISTS,
AND .
111ANUPACTUREM
DMILLEII /X
AT NEW YORK PRICES,
623 MINOR BTBNIT
:tip 1i1»a1:
WHIN /TEA' 1 111:TI G °EAT OR,
IL - ' "tunirsiatrisw.tor. morrow),
COMPOUNDED .ONTIRELY _FROM GUMS,
is one of 'the best - Pirgatlre and - Lieer Itedisinee DOW
before the goblin, that acts an a Cathartic, easier, "
milder, and more effectual than any other medicine
known. It is notonly a Catharsis, but a - Licer rem.-
dy, sating Ant on the Liver to eject its morbid matter,
then on the stomach and bowels to ISDVIT,off , that matt
ter, thin accomplishing two porpo;es effectually, with
out any of the painful feelings experienced is the ope
rations of most , Caikarties.,• It :strengthens the 1,78-
'63l:net the same time that it purges it, Audi when taken
daily k moderate dodes, will strengthen ard build it up
with unmoral prinditr. •
The ideas mono tithe
human bod,y ; and when tt
well, the powers of ;the
oped. The s rowlock hist- -
on the healthy action of
performance of its Moa
b at fault the bowels are
eystent suffere in cone-
Liver—haying ceased to '
eases of that organ,.one
made it me study, m
yew, to And some roma
ant the many derange,
ble.
To prove that this re+
pen** tfoublad with Lt
its footle/ has bat to 1 3 7 11
- pertain. • • •
These Gamststdote
the eyetem, eupplying in
Of bile, 'invigorating the
digest well, purifying the'
health to the whole nui•
cause of the disease—ef
litmus amens are
isr, prevented by the on.
Dirmiozeros.
• One dose, after eating,
stomach and prevent the
Itly'one" &mai - taken
Nicornissw.
' Onlyone - dase,taken at
gently, and cures Coe
' One dose, taken after
yams.
Prinalpalreanistersofthe
performs Its tune tie=
system vas, fully
.derel
molt erntretj dependent
the Liver for 'the 'proper
Lions when the stomas
at fanlVand 'the - whole
queues of one - orgrabAhe
do its duty. Yor the die
of the proprietors hsa
practice of =re Alma 20
dy wherewith to counts',
manta to which it is Us
niedy Is at butt found, atly
001IPLLINT, in 11111 of
bottle, end' conviction is
morbidortedmatterfrom
their piece a healthyllow
stomach ; causing food to
blood, - ,giving tone and
ohi e ry, removing the
fie,s radical cure.
cur , jiod, what is bel
-1 eeeieeig :058 of the Live
Is imacient toOlieTe the'
food from rising tied sonn.
peters retiring, prevent/
EMEIMEI
each meal, will cure DVS.
tesqoonitas - will . sleeps
mate obetmetion removes
and makes sperfeet ems.
atelp relieves OK o L I o,
pasted, is a mire cum for
preventive of Ihnizmna.
needed totlizmiont of the
&eine attar a long Mat
Ere On e dose i two .
- One bottle taken for fe
the CllllllB of the disease;
Only one dose imutail
while one dose; often to-
VISOLZRA MOINUEI, and a
1:0" Only one bottle Is
system the effects of Me
nem.
One bottle basil
sallowness or
,onnattall
One dose taken a chart
vigor tatkeappetits, and
One dose, often repeat.
emu in its *arid forms;
complaints yield almost
One or two doses ewe
in children; there ie no
remedy in the world, as it
ED — A few bottles owe
absorbents.
We take pleasure inre
nine as a preventive for
Verna, and tdlitavaasof
rates with certainty, and
testify to its wonderful
Att mho uss et ars gstmsg
fa ils favor.
I[7 Mix Wats, in the mouth with the Letdgorator a
and mellow both together.
' TB tzvzrt LtiVIOORATOB
TB A 8011W11/10 MEDICAL DISCIOUCHT, and is doily work.
tug cures, almost too great to believe. It corn as if by
magic., eyes the first doe. giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind a
LIVER Pomplaint,from the worst Jaundice or Dys
pepsia to
a t
Headadie, all of which are the re
mit of a DISEASED LIVER. '
PRIDE ONE DOLIAR PEE BOTTLE. '
Dr. SaI:MORD, Proprietor, 346 BrOedway, New York:
Agents for Plalsdelphla:T; W. DyOTT 11; SONS, 218
No Second Street; ," "
Retailed, by ell Druggishi. Sold also by SAMUEL
131617.8;Tirelfth and Ohestnrit streeni, and N. - BROWN,
31th and Chestnut street!' MOM'. , aPIB to th afly
, .
NO MORE PAIN,
ISO KORB 8101111111819,
NO MORE BREITMATIBM,
. -
Or Bagasse of the Joints, Lumbago, Read
aches, Toothaches, or Suffereng frogs
other Bodily Infirmities.
THE RAPID AND COMPLETE EITIOAOT
BADWAY'S
IN INSTANTLY STOPPING THE YOST IXORIIOLIT/E0
PAINS ARD 4ppae, marts, smin, curs,
WOITXDS, - BEIIIOXS, X 20.9 XIX,
renders it important that - every family keep a supply
it in the house.
Armed with this remedy; a household Is always pro
tected-against sudden attacks of statues. Thousands
of lives of persons have been saved by its timely use,
who were suddenly setsediathe Mika tirnewith Champs,
spume, Yonilting, Cholera, Yellow !ever, and other
violent diseases. Leta dose of this Reinedy, be taken
internally, as the ease niay require, when soddenly
seised with Pain's Blames, and It will Instead.), re
lieve the patient from pain, and arrest the disease!'
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGLA
CRAMP
DIABBHCEIia,
TOOTHACHE In one Minute.
SPAIDES In flee mirustia.
SICK HEADACHE In tin minutai.
CHILLS AND BEVER - In Main =Mates.
OHILI3LALNS In fifteen minutes.
•
INFLUENZA - In aix honis.
BORE THROAT In ten Wades.
BURNS In twenty minutia.
FROST BITES
AGUE CHEEK
PARALYSIS
LAMENB3B
UD 13 ALL CL EM Of
BRUISES,
WOUNDS,
The moment It le applied to the injured parte, all
PAIN AND UNDADINIBB 'CUED
Look out for counterfeits and Imitations.
Parnhaae only
BADWAIPB BEADY itELLDP.
Price 25 cents, 50 cents, and One Dollar per bottle.
Agents in this city :• DB. BWAYNB & BOSS,
' W. B. ZBIBBB,
dll•tu s & cow in W - T. B. CALLENDZB.
A NEW AND VALUABLE DISCOV
ERY.
DR. HAM'S
AROMATIC/ INVIGORATING BPIRIT.
IT STIMULATES, EXHILRRA.TiB,INVIOOR:LTRB,
BET WILL NOT INTOXICATE OR EITIIPIEY.
. .
Thisdelicious Leverage is superior toall invigorating
Cordials, SchruippeeNervlnes, fru. in use for the cure of
Dyspepsis, Nervousness, Heart-burn, Drows , ness, Kid
ney Oomplaint, Delirium Tremens, Intemperance. Ito.,
se it will invigorate and strengthen, bat will not in
toxicate or stupify. Persons who have become habitn
ated to the excessive use of Tobacco, Opium, and Spirit
uous Liquors, will fi nd speedy and permanent relief
from a desire to'nse these destroying agents, by taking
a bottle or two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE!
Weak and sickly Females will find Dr. HANlig IN
VIGORATING SPIRIT a quick and sure cure, It being
a Regenerator u wall as a litrengthener of the Human
System. Saab complaint that the AROMATIC INVI•
GORATING CORDIAL is calculated to cure is named
upon the wrappers accompanying each bottle, and full
directions for use are also minutely given.
rmos oss somas rim Sorrius._
-
Prepared by DARIUS HMI,
Prinoipal offloe, No. 48 WATER St., N. York
Por male by T. W. DYOTT & lONS,
n25-8m 218 N. SECOND Street, Philadelphia
ZOLLIOKOFFER's ANTI-RHEIIMATIO
CORDIAL hi the only effectual remedy ever placed
before the public se a cartels and reliaMe cure for IN.
litAlifilLTOlM or. CHICONIO RHEUMATISM Tills
preparation has wired thomands who have been af.
dieted with. Rhatinuitimir in its moat painful form, and
we are daily in receipt of letters and certificates of as
tonishing and remarkable cares. All who hare tiled
the CORDfAL speak in the most laudable terms of its
efficacy. Full directions and entire satisf•ction given
to the Rheumatio sufferers Prepared by THEOPORIS
DLLIIB, Chemist, N. Z. cot. PINE and SIXTH Streets,
Philadelphia. jal44lin
Contectionerg.
EIS ICRINGLE HEADQUARTERS.—
Ige have fast reeeivoi our trench Confectionery,
and are manufacturing &Armenian article of Marsh Mel
low Gam Drape, Bon Bone, Cream Dates, &a. Oen
sad amply yourselves with the • beet Confectionery in
thin city, at nig/RIES & MANS , .
nole.am lip. 718 IdARIIM St., het. 7th and Bth.
gliatic Sarin
CHICKERING & SONS,
MANOTACTUZIES OF
GRAND, SQUARE, AND talcum
PIANO-FORTES.
WAREROO3D 1307 CHESTNUT STREET
Odidit.dilY in Mord ei 'urge Mock of our BEAUTIFUL
and UN EQUALLE D 'ESTRUM ENT S. We hey. been
awarded, at the different Exhibition in title oosintry and
Europe,
SS GOLD AND SILVER If IRBT-OL ASS MEDALS.
ja26•ly
PIANO-FORTES CORRECTLY
TUNED by 0. R. SARGENT. Satisfaotlon
warranted. Orders left at No. 804 CHESTNUT Street.
Terme, $l. Twelve years' factory diperlence ja4 2nwit
PIANO roftTEs.
J
ast rooeived, an elegant stook of RAVEN,
BAOOl,_ & 00., VIINNB & CLAIM, lIALL.I2, DA
VID & 00., and GALA & 00. 8 PIANOS. MELODE
ONS of bed quality, at J.. 12. GOITLD 2 B,
8.1. °emir 81911.3 and 01138 . 11113 T eta,
DAIS-,
Etatizmvxv.
LLA.NK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
DAVID M. 110 GAN, Blank Book Manufactorer,
Stationer sad Printer, No. ISO WALNUT Street, is pre.
pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves
Or make to order,'Booka of every description, srltable
for Hanka, Public Otliceadderchants, end others, of the
beet quality of naglieh or American if 'per, and bound
in Yukon stylee, in the most sabstantlai manner.
Orders for JOB PAINTING of every description.
ingraving and Lithographing executed with neaMern
and despatch.
A general assortment of Inglish, preach and Amer'.
atm ntationery.
Concerning Mr. Ho 's contribution to the Franklin
Institute, the Committee eay—' , This display of blank
boons for banking and mercantile use le the best in the
Inhibition. The selection of the material is good, the
workmanship meet eV:10110,st, and their dniah and ar.
pearanoe neat end appropriate." noile.tf
Broktro.
fkKIE & CAPP, 228 DOCK Street, above
Weirint, STOOK BROKERS, and dealers in Mer
cantile Paper and eacculties generally. Atteirt the
Brokene Board daily, and fill all orders for the per
ahem° or sale of STOCKS. BONDS, .te. jaf-17
110pR. CORSON, -
AA , . • ' IISAL IBTATI 8R01012..
Mot Loaned on Bond and Mortgage.
olio:Mona promptly , wade.
NORRISTOWN. PA
CRONISE &
MOD' AND IXOHANGII DBOKIBD I
No. 40 South THIRD ;Meet,
ritiADILMILL
IX4 itAna aadi BAouriut of
fOr UMW= remotes all
color from the skin.
time before 'eating giVell
maims food digest well.
ed, lune Cason° DlAZ
while ,gosisalik and Bowel.
to the tir:t.deler.
attseks ranged by WeeNS
eater, safer, dr .peedier
moss fails.
DROPSY, - by eieltimy the
conxmouuting.this mall-
PiTea Ind Atom; eras
int.unisTres. Itope
thousands are willing to
virtues.
In lour hours.
In one hour.
ten minutes.
In fifteen climates.
STItAINEI, and
BPRAINO,