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risoasixix•••. -
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- - fliermted for Thorson. , -
tadlow.—The
- - assembling attkeneuill,,honi, yesterday, Morning, ,
of.ilia 'reetubeni ii•the" her: in this' court, was an
• - -bit"aninsonstoned - "tibeerfulnest.y The
teflon 'Of the cold raeasengitrfrom the icy king
Ceilltio . - - ;li'ortiiiviis plainly, visible in the ruddy.
fki 3 Ola!ri.bOi'diiring the re int delightful
rairCf:yreittkor,. have te be 0,0 11 7:
pp,in a 'mantle of dullness and"
gloom, which:We are et lest-gratified to observe,
is not impenetrable. Everybody ITR3 in the best
humor, and; after the details of the great "(Teton
~.., , , „ nr):,masi meeting?' bad been folly and -good-mitered
ly„disoussedi the ,„business of the ,day was proceed-,
• '
sit systematically,dispisled of: The tel
-I.;.eftlirlicin oasis- Was resumed, the pleas of. the Coin
iinoriwealth being prosecuted by I)istriot Attorney
?•-„- _ lienry • Pinhersan and William llyall Were coa
elotod of larceny of a' coat, _the property of
• : " Fentenced to eight months each
in the comity prison. -
- " Charles.Davia and William Brown, colored, were
convicted of • the -larceny, of .100 pounds of beef
-Seetenoed, hi six Menthe each.- -
. :.-Itiohard -Jones -and Daniel Geergo were con;
'' , elated of *suit and battery. Sentenced to an im
'ilsoiirdent of three months eaeh.
The same' defendttnts were acquitted on another
hill of indlaiinent alleging a similar offence, -
Eiltnbbth
Dinrards,was convicted of the larceny
:of some wearing apparel. This defendant was or
hillificer'Sturgat. - Sentenced to six months
t
In the county
--"i" A Youdg.andAtilau-lotakitig scaniii. sailing him.
• gair William Anderson, was triaged convicted on
u cliargt of-robbing the poor boxes" at St. The
' reec's ,Catholic- Church, .-Broad ~ and Catherine
,:- streets. Several' little girls, quite intelligent. in
,7 1 irfecrahoir and -addre'ss, learned - that :the theft
was Oetinuitted ,hy,Andertou, while he was' on his
knees seemingly engaged in prayer, prebablyitet.
log unoli the principle, that It wflia better, to serve
the devil heaven. lie was eon.
viotodorherimponAdr. 11 C. Quinn, a member Of
tho'ber, arose andaddresied Judge Ludlow as fol.
„ lows Pi, ‘i" '
1 - 4!. •7• - e" - - , * Mltylklsloisp your 'Annoy, - knosi this man
• Andersen, Some time sleoe r he picked my wife's
Peeket,iand•l detected , him in the sot lie was
bronght into tide snort, where,tio entered a plea of
,7;," 'guilty,- end was senteneed to six months Imprison
tnerit,rdo not think his pnniehment has been of
any benefit to him, for he. seems to ho hardened.
_when be robs,notonly chifroloachut lawyers also
Mr. Geerg& Smith,-" And e specially a poor
iwyer.". 'Laughter.) • -
"" Judge Trnow—Taking the, oontrihutionSof - the
• - Charitable, -.ilia' were to be devoted' to the poor
, and needy, is certainly a - crime that' deserves se
• yore punishment. , ,
•
;Niter come well-timed•remarha, the Judge nen'
tensed •hiwCto two years - In the old county prison.
- David — Dundee was conitieted of a charge 'of
a,satinittind battery. Sentenced to sixty days.
Alexander Chadwick was acquitted on a charge
of ronlioions mischief. - _ • ~ . ,
,
• little girl ; named Catharine Yorker, was con
tooted of a charge of arson, in setting fire several
times to the house of Mrs. Bancroft, where the was
omploYed. ,The partionlars, of .thia case have
- ,7itlrearlY been published at - length in The
The defendent appears to have lad a Mania or
slitting fire to 'muses,. She was arrested by Fire
IllarthaVlllsekinirn. The jury recommended her
• ?to the raerey ef. the court. Sentonee deferred.
es.-- --Charles Londerbaok was acquitted of a charge
of hiseultand.battery - on Washington Dater,
7, — ...11.1ehani-Tibben, an old convict; plead guilty to
' • ' the charge of the larceny of a push-cart, the
pro
- petty of Richard Garnet. Sentenced to eighteen
• - , months in the county'prison. - ••
wati placed on trial on the (Margo
.'ersettingliquer.te miners, on the 7th of Peptem.
her last. The giroseontion was represented. by
• tok- R.: C. Quinn, -Rey.,-and the defence by Richard
,Ludlow,,Esq, -TheConitnonweelth produced sever
loys wird fostifiedthei they purchased porter
• and lager-beer-from eon of the 'defendant Op
The other bend, the defence prodneed thitlmony to
show the leed'ohtireateiref Mr. Dorman, and his
, -
7 *” place , of husinesi, - 1, tied, the. Maidens and meroti.
nary motive which- - prompted the prosecution.-
' Mr. Ludlow made 'an able aid 'argumentative ad
e ' -dress to the jei", in which he, earnestly appealed
- - them not to allow the law to be perverted from
Sts legitimate purposes, in order that malice may it into a vest engine of oppreadon. :After
a reply' fnim Mr. Quinn, and an impartial charge
ftom Judge 'Ludlow, the jury! rendered a verdict
- of guilty, with &recommendation to the mercy of
the court. Sentenced to pay a fine of $2O, and
. imprisoned for fifteen days.
Miehael illeoneV:was convicted of_ an escoult
- and battery oh his wife,' Ellen Mooney. It was the
old store', of e,drnnken husband beating the woman
- whom he had solemnly vowed to' " love, tweet-, and
• , obey:" The wife was an ; unwilling- witness, And
-like many a Violin' of - unmanly' brutality, was do-•
circus to forgive and forget the injuries from 'which
- suffered 'for years. The lury *ere not of
~se mould. and they rendere4 , a verdict in
aeoordence with thefacts. Scutt:Mead to pay a fine
,of 'Shand:the mists: • • - -
„ Th& Moe, WillitiC•Reating, 'obliged, with'
✓ arson. was continued until: this ,mornlng. at ten
• o'clock. • Wm, B.rhankin has been retained as
• coursed for thi. defendant.' -
Cethariuo *Ragan; an .elderty and -miserable
-,"'" looking - woman, was charged keeping a die.
orderly bowie. --ThejurY-convieted her ; although
;they evidently pitied- the -defendant. Sentenced
; to thirty deya k the county prison. • • .
‘Thomas Lawrenoe was charge with committing
an assault mid 'twittery on' William Smith. , The
defendant freedrunk- in- the-Altnehonee when the
, - offence was committed. !lie threw ti. whiskey hot
tle -at the - complainant'e -head ' ~Verdiet
Sentenced lo thirty days hi the emnityprieon.
Vandeveor was charged 'with committing
aayrstoult and -- „,battury.`on - WMIAM James.: The
„7 - .',:tiefendant ins represented by -Mr. Nichols. - It
..:rippears.that the parties get into an exotted discus.
' • - 'sion about soine,oonnterfeit money, , whieh James
idloged,Varideveerlad passed upon his wife;whon
- the offence , was committed.- • The defence milled
witnesses to prove' good character, and that the
was struck
-by James., Verdict not
, platy, The costs to bo paid by the prosecutor and
: • — the - defendant' Adjourned. •
- 1 Do the civil courts, no- be - einem of interest was
..Us - rrep Srersa 'Disinter Conwr--Judge'Cad
- • ' J 1 Clark, second-mate of the
brig Enterprise; was put on his trial, charged with
• the cruel and mailmene beating of Michael Rim
,.snit,olll said vessel. _ The case was fully,
opened to the Cory by United States District Ater.
...EinualtWaui swine, and-testi
fied that the defendant made , the- first assault on
' ' him; at Malaga, by knocking . , bite down with his
fist. and kieking_hiurt, after he was down., Hewn
• - again- Attacked and beaten otT Gibraltar, and sub- -
' trequently,mitil, the, conoluion'of the voyage. the
• beatings were - alined:to' be of daily ooeurreuce
,The assaults were moStly,inedo, by the mato, while
the witnesewai engaged at the wheel, and, quoting' - own ran gime, " for alleged bed Mooring."
tostifled that, he shipped at Marseilles on
. the 20th of •Auguat, fo‘r. Malaga and Philadelphia.
llaeaid_tbat.theyleft litalage• on-the-10th of Sep
tember, and from that time tq the 20th of October,
, ; •,-when the vessel arrived at this port, he was beaten
every day, and frequently as often as six times
. - .day: - _ ' , •
George Reed,* seaman on the same vessel, wee
, „ called and: sworn.- 11e,-testified that on'the pet!
Sage from hieing& to. Philadelphia, 'he saw the
• tectuid mate strike Rimmit seleral- times, because
helves'. dilatory at-his ,work. Onee he raw him
" Wiese" , 'him cat the- 'wheel; saw the defendant
" 4iinimit 'once
,saw the - complainant streak
Once wheohe was - unbending the halyard. Rim- -
Mit was slow.-about It, and -Mr, Clark - threw h
amid Struck him. -
o .
-• , In attenng, Rimmit woggle, out of _ the course
- _ , a point. Be shipped as a competent seaman, but.
. - was incompetent to porter& the duty . : ,I think he
go nomorgthon decor - mi. ,„littunit sent me
'f - !-I?`•f to-'Clark :bi - _ utile,' this - mattei, -- and 'said that if
' Clark would give him forty dollars he would leave
The defence, Whioh wits ably ropreeentedly Mr.
Ifohn O'Neill; called no, witnesses.
Thous° was argued at length, the defence taking
„jibe ground that the, evidence of -Reed was eaten
• lated to make the jury discredit the statement of
I -- -
The Court instructed the jury that the throwing
''of a belaying-pie or any weapon, except under very
• .extraerdinary carcumstanees, that would, endanger
'
life or limb, was an, offence under the lIVW that
stieuld l o punished ; but ho :left that matter, the
„. .alle,gtetthrovring of the pin, to themes a• question
of fait which they Were to decide The evidence
' his- also to' be taken with due allow
c„f•':'njittesits the'detall aegivert by. hint Could hardly' be
• hollered:, , • - '
, Thijury, aftor deliberation, rendered '* verdict
"guilty." Judge Cadwalader then said :
Clark, ram about- te - eentenee you, and I
must say that I do not believe the evidence of the
* last Witness. did. believe that testimony, 1
- • ; -• would Sentence you-to Ida mouths imprisonment.
• As it il.leenterioe you to twenty days.
District Attorney 'Vandyke submitted a number
. of of Indictment against Jelin Cosgrove,
:'lofitirging bite 'with cruel treatment of -seamen.
•;withont ovidenee„and a verdict of not guilty was
'• ...rendered. Cosgrove has - already been sentenced
- •
A young min, named /Alward •Iludson was
acquitted on a charge of embezzling,* letter ' from
; Ithilthiladelphia post office ;-after. which the court
adjourped.) '
11 - 10ING'45' OP TUE PENNSYLVANIA
BUTE FAIR FOR r .
rgArr_PRENIIUMS AND Eli D1PL01 4 1&35,
• 1-selit Furnnon
lot Warming witting&
• cokstitiNd
- - - •Plfere
- • • COIQLFIJRNACE
)311B1' POitTAIIIikEURNAOLS.
Tn Mutat° & vr_thntt,
- jtIORMOND'ii PORTA ALE YURNAOY•
Ping
BEST COONINO
- To rital & WILHoSi.
:i7ILLUSON')3,I?OU I, E -O l y i pl COOKINO RANGE.'
' 4 IIESTPARM COAT:MUTE&
T o Atiot,D WILAON.
LOW-DOWN And'ItABICET ORATES,
DEN .1A L E S 11ANTEL43.
Tp Anxtito & wits° .
ror a vory honthmons display At Ettaniolind gists Am
tem very mom finished, and of sepppor workmanship,
• • FIRST rttEMI UM. •
, A,AIINOLD 'B6' WILSON.
tolo - cursitpar; anal, R 4,lCl,l•Wnti..
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.i• otrn—Goop ritrwts ppli ALL!--The never
-- tgr.sf.tiertaar'tticirttgla •la j as. Vi t; Wig le abr e ;
„, tryobto, AO , who hay! beau usiortunate, deasivert ?,
`,, wie alarmism, fly to her for advice and s oonnort x
ars-41 , ..r0trs ifiri. letter pain - 1%0 lute the seorat of
rtiotsi s A the afftotioss of the opkis Wpm. It is this
6,, 4 011000 as klutarate yammers to try• to
/n- ,llklitErt sea ray her silver serriegi. Bite shows
iiii,,,,, trelksti IMO NMI@ VI f, hos nd, or absent
- ' ,fi' f i, , J A wmprenwri tote moll° at arts that she
~...- sr. a s it. T r verbal.* on show e theses* in
~,, , z I lt, 3 4Y,d f ll y , ( Z Ai l i m entire sa a notiqn on all oep.
1,1 , li vida o;, , ,, mm i e ge 4 lll4t . d hn ana d orreed 7 thirit
• ; .”, visit itOr. Cotaft 0110 . 300 107011 . N0 to t l 4 ITO
Street, her:
Jumper t,1951 foul. . B-",
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1:.;
I . 1 .47250 Imixes Menton
,Aevpg9=o;i6lo: etiOtatititAl°46l±l,
0.---270.bb1a Pickled liming,
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t.Pstft e e lng 6 t 7ll "4 d
0e1.. - 4 0.- ff r off 00r I:mte
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IifOOND.
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1 ! . ( 1 A, ' 4# ttit 4 iiiirad ilia/. tipittatiop by
n 'nffiArin..thilti.v. opined some
.!41,1144', 6 14 , Vtftypisai. by soling afirat-rstp'
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?4074 new blo t Imo.
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LETTER BAGS
141111113110A1115. exeRLIR4R. rt11L1L1111,4111....
Ship Tonawanda. Julius Liverpool, Deo 2e
FOR'WEST CoMIT KI I I r A/RICA—The ship Julia Lair
rence. Qnpt, Bponr. ml I sail from Plubmielphin on the
lath Deeernimr for the est (Nast of Afnea. All letters
and papers Intended for the.lT S Squadron on that sta
tion, or other persons will be forwarded, if left at the
Ydreign Letter Office, Philadelphia Exchange, on or he.
fore thatdate. - .
SAMAR° OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
- FROM THE UNITED STATES.
SHIPS LRAMS VOR DAYS'
North 8rit0n..... Dee to
Dor klenedester.New Y0rk—01aeg0w.............D0e to
York.„liremen.„....• 30
..Boston..Liverpool ....Deo 14
TVllolllollth......New York.. Gibraltar, to'• .Deo 16
Fulton ' —New York..liam ...... .;.......oao 17
Edinburg.. ..... .New York.. Liverpool . Deo 17
Persia New York—Liverpool. ...... ....peo 21
A ..... Pee 28
United Ktugdom•New York..6Jnegow. 3,
Asia ....New York..lverpoof....—. Jan 4
Robert Lowe.... New York..o braltar ,Jan o
York..o 7
Arag0............New York Jan 7
TO ARRIVE.
511124: 1.1t4Y8 FOR DAYS
Fulton- 'Bouthampton..New
Cof Monehester•Olassow..New , Nov /8
Ocean Queen..BouthumUton..Now York .-. Nov 28
Edinburg-- Liverpool-New York Nov 2i
Persia..».i Liverpool.. New York Nov 24
Bremen... 4 ..Bouthampton..New Y0rk...... Nov 29
Weser.„.-- -Soutlysinpton..New York Nov 29
UnitedKinidom. humour. New Y0rk......—. Nov 30
Ameries..........Liverpool. Boston.. ....... ....... Deo 1
Teutonia.......Bouthampton..New York.. -.......De0 4
Cite Wasbington.Liverpool .New York Des T
Asia - - - - Liverponi-New Y0rk.......... Deo 10
Kangnroo New Y0rk..... ....Deo 14
l'rinoe Albert.... • .Galway New• York Deo 16
Can .I.lverpooi.;llnoton ...... 11'
Cof altimore....Livorpool—New York.. ...—..1.343e 21
The California Riau Steamers sail from New York on
the 6th and 20th oftrateh month.
The Havana Steamers leave New-York on the 2,1, 7th,
12th , 17th, and 97th of each month, and Charleston, 8. C.,
o 4 h h e ettlg d s I ti l o h Pit dates fall on Sunday, the steamer e
will nail on Monday., exeest from New Orleans.
AIIMLINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILAIDEGPIIIA, Dee. 0. 1859
ON RISES., —7 EI—SUN SETS— . 4aB
utGUWATER-- —.-- .1 tO
AftklV.D
Bohr C A Greiner, Weaver, from Boston.
Bohr A 8 Morehou,Allen, from Salem.
Sohr Anderson, Bowker, from Cohnesett.
Bohr C A Greiner; Weaver. Boston, W ft Johns.
Bohr D S Monson Allen, Boston, crown & Hewitt.
Solar Anderson, ltowker. Boston. L Audenreul &Ce
Ste Gaw, tier, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr. •
(Corresponden; of The Ppses.)
- HAVRE DE GRACE. Dec. 8, 7859.
The Kingeton iswind bound, and has now IS boats in
tOw4allenand oonsigned as follows:
piemingthu Mills,,wheat. rye, &o. to Perot & Bro; J Q
A gdoConkey, tr,rk ti•J Bowley &Kip, and flour. &e. to
dumber to n r Cmekey; Alice Welsh, W i ritn a lg
ltrwatt & Peterson: Mary Ann McConkey, do to Ca
hoon fe. Co;
Two Brothers, wheat, ry e and coin to UM
tobreMlllmin & Wright; vogan. bit coal to Wilming
ton; Tiger, Major E 8 Renato, F Wemrick, John Kilo
nor, ?annul. Dr IT West, Frontier, and West Branch ,
coal to Delaware City.
Yours, An. W. E. W.
(Correspondence of The Freest
READING. Deo. 7. IMP.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Solittylkill Canal to-day, houndto Philadelphia. laden
and 00118,11TIOLI no follows:
Eliza R.eber, light to Elias Reber.' W &hover. lum
ber to J R Deysheri-Frank Myere.'do to Fink & Lank;
Wittman & Conrad, grain to P Mullion; & Bone. F.
_ - _
hILIBORANDA.
Steamship Ocean Queen, front Havre, arrived at Nen ,
York 7th inst.
Ship Scot.% Wylie, from Calcutta for London, at
Gravesend Yid ult.
Ship Weymouth. Thorne, from Glasgow, at Calcutta,
Oct la.
i i f i r haillga, Tapley, for Hong Itoor,, Ailed from Car
Ship AUDIO Bin, Sim for Mobile, sailed from Havre
211VVImeanza,(Hrl from West Coast of Routh Ameri.
ea, reported for this port, anus spoken ith ult. tat 1770 d.
".100 3 . 5 ao
Western Star, Knowles, from Boston June 11, at
C S
eon Toomas
Waggon, Laurette, of Lisbon 15th ult,
from Itlitlaka.
, Rack Fredenek tennik, Sumner, for Boston, cleated
'at New Orleans sth inst.
Bark Monmouth, Smith, from Marseilles, arrived at
Monies leili ult.
Bark Caroline Enema, Ellems, for Boston, cleared at
New Orleans sth Dist.
Bark Vireirua Ann. Gorham, remained at Buenos
Ay,rea Celt?, uncertain.
Bark Carlotta. Crowell, front Rio Janeiro for New Or
leans, was SPOnen 6th Ult. lot 1111 8, lowa6 ; XI
Bark Palermo, Ingham. one. was at Venice 13th ult.
Bark A• 'an. (new, of Pro - idence.4l6 trone,l Crosby,
cleared at Pm-Menne 6th inst. for hew Orleans.
Brig Bparklini Pea, Wlsweil, for New York, was at
Bueeol,Ayres Oct 77.
Brig Empire, (Br) Rose, from Cornwallis, XS. for this
port was ip the roads, Portland. 6th inst.
Brig Daniel Webster, 193 tone. AZ (Wit at Istsboro,
Mo.. in Pal, has been sold (hr about ,e 5 60D.
Bohr J Prambes, Somers, hence at Savannah sth inst.
Bohr Bobbie W Marts, cleared at Charleston
6th inst. for Boston.
Behr F4V, Cluteseinan, from Connecticut River ftr this
Pn EW I S w lirk " % i ni t% r Provide n ce f th
b e. rem Or IS
P° 4 ' l4l: t .1 " A r lifg r , t
f,r Jersey City, cleared at
lth met.
Boston 7t1.1
fortotroot.. Nov. 22.—A di ?elect shlp,apparently Ante
linen, was passed off Cape Clear. only lower toasts stand
int. by the Hortensia, arrived here
YALMOUTII. Nov. 21...-BlUn Athlone, of and from; Li
verpool for Galveston. sprung a leakand u was abandoned
04 the Sth November. in hat 45 N. lon 11 W. with six feet
Of water in the hold. The otew have been landed here
by the PlLlfillUn brig Numneir Ziver.
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VALUABLE TESTBION IAL
--(From a Distinguished Clergyman./ ,
"EAST TAIINToN, AlariN, Jan. 4, 184.9.
_To nig EDITOR Or TRH CHRISTIAN MIRROR. Sir:
vor more than twenty:five years I have been a sufferer
from the dyepopms. Beside,' trying the patience of m 7
family glitalcians in the almost useless trial of their
various prescriptions, I have tried a great variety of
ptent mediesnes. with a similar result. Thrpugh- the
kindness of Dr. W. G. Hanaferd. I received, in Mardi
last, a half dozen bottles °CM° Oxygenated Bitters,
from Mr. Seth W. Fowls & Cu,, Boston. I began to use
theut.without any hope of deriving help from them,
Being determined to give them a fair trial. I continued
their use. but without any perceptible benefit till June.
Since then. I have gradually unproved in health. till I
chtiriely free from acidity of the stomach. and from
the consequent flatulency, and the awful and almost
distractingsiek hemlaelie, which eften, for daymegothar,
has wholly uafitted me tor study and for all other min
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con of gratitude to Messrs. Fowls & Co.. arid oleos duty
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and tried so many different remedies with no good re
snit: can recommend the Oxygenated Bitters with a
confidence few others ban. If any of the readers of the
'Mirror are Buttering from acidity of stomach, and the
consequent flatulency and sick headache, I hog of them
to make trial of these Bitters withiut dY.
JAMES eIa CUSHING.
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and often increase the ohniacter of the disease; but
:theyire apecolier and wonderful discovery of a well
known physician. Dr. Green. The first trial of the medi
cine will make these truths apparent.
= ' PIMP/MED PAY
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., Boston; T. W. Dyott &
Sons, 2ISNor;h Seeond street, Philadelphia; A. B. Sands
& Co., New York; Canliy & Gilpin, Baltimore, whole
sale agents.
Bold by druggista gad ruorohttuts throughout the
State.
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Hoarseness, Hoarseness, Hoarseness,
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e • Croup. Crony, Croup. Croup, Croup, Croup,
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. - Sore Throat, Sore Throat,
Dlisasss of Throat, Coast, and Lungs.
• ' - Spitting of Blood,
- Pulmonary Anotion,
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READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER. FROM A
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GENTLEMAN :
Woman, Montour co., Pa.. Oct. 22, ISM
' Title is to certify that I was pronounced by several
phyaielaus as consumptive, and had an the symptoms of
the disease, in it/ worst form, such as coughing, severe
pains in the chest, shortness of breath, night-sweats,
and extreme weakness and lassitude in my whole eve.
torn. My family nearly all having died of the disease,. I
had givertup all hone of recovery. as nothing gave me
relief; but through the persuasion of a friend I was in
duced to try Dr. Wistar's Balsam al Wild Cherry. The
first bottle relieved me considerably, and the third bot
tle opred me entirely. I now feel as well as I over did in
my life, and am able to follow my occupation as farme r ,
as fully as any one.
I also had astute, in a more advanced state of the dis
ease, baying been conf ined to her bed for over a par
- Mild pronounced beyond hope by our best physicians.
She also was entirely cured by the Wild Cherry. but if
reamed NIX or etslit bottles, and she still bikes it Duca
sienally as a preventive, being naturally weak-chestad.
would ' , leverets urge all who are similarly alllipted
to try Dr. AN HMI'S BALSAM OP WILD COPHRY, an 1 ORI
'satisfied that but foryour pen valuable remedy my sis
ter and myself would not now be living. I will cheer
fully answer tar one who nifty address me on the sub.
jeet, emaciate our eases more fully.
- (Signed) JACOB MILLER.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
BEWARE OF COLETERFEITBI
&soh letters as the following, from a merchant:are
dairy received:
" Mir.Poun, Delaware, Oct. 26,1868.
S. W' romp. & Co , Boston t Please send me a IWO,
of Wiereals Bstaest, as I AM nearly out, and therein
a great demand for it; it le ping wonders; it cures
Cousar, Asthma, 'Mooring Cough, and Constansupm
without Ail. There hoe never bean any of the genuine
here until you sent me a lot some time sines, but plenty
of the counterfeit.
Yeats, truly, JACOB Y. FOOLS."
AXMEMBER, THERgrofts, all mho seek health, that the
my Genuine has the AVRITTBN ;signature of "I.
BUTTS," an well es the printed name of the Proprie-
IM, SEM W, BOYLE & CO., Boston, on the out
side wrapper. TAKE NO MISR ; it were money wasted
and health jeopardized. •
WISTAWS BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY,
WISTAWS BALSAM 01? WILD ORNERY.
Prepared by
S. W. FOWLE dr. CO., Breton.
%yaw:imam: AOSTITe
T. W. DYOTT & SONS, 218 North &WWI street,
Philadelphia.
A. B. SANDS & CO., New York.
CANBY, OILPIN, & CO., Baltimore,
• Sold by
'Druggists and Merchants throughout the State.
• se3o-eolSm act
Zpl , lifellOFFEß'S ANTI-R,IIEUAIATIO
eadviato.z-ihn: I hare been afflicted with"rheu-
Monism for a long 10110 d—a imrsioq or the tune had no
gale of my limbs, Tried your Cordial, and ln k three days
4141 : i t t o I n 7 V k it .08r.inalrill;nileienolgielnd the
tii i r!
ills t e , tinge who, are thillated with that dreadful cm-
P , 4 nr:.Yours, .riti,W. elswz,zri, Broker.= Pine Rt.
r
l'regatedliy. T F:000Rf: DllAti, Chemist, N. E.
llnril 6 r . 1 1 'LH and MTH eta. . till-3,0
TAR.--Juai, - received, a large invoic.o 4
inae b pi., 41 impariorwiemt lazkvis t i t it4 . l i., fir
_. at . No_ - ti. litierßlL OW Xll4sl=' at AT,
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S§7 - 74TRAI) VIMAY3, f : TP E AIBER 9, .1859.
AAttito'kb`
iirisgagmE #IOTICE.--,MESTER.
VALLEY RatlißCAC—Paft,
Doogn
t b Xli istrilvizere e ptz i gue.tra lihrZfe l ara
and Ting Railroad 'Domani, aornor of BROAD
and E
NOR 'ING TRAIN for Downingtown, !wive' at LSO
A. lg._
AETNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, team at
4.30 P.
Y Monday! excepted./
BY order of the Board Of Manager' of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company.
W. Tr. ati , ILHENNV. Paaretarr.
PHILADELPHIA
AND Bg r A Diu° RAIL
ROAD, MOR CI LI , for PO RVILLIC READ
-6 and HARRIS R6l,
Leaven the Davot, at corner of BROAD and VINE
Streets,_at TAO A. M.,DAILY.d Sundays fmented ' ) for
POTTSVILLE, HARRIBBURO, and ad intermediate
vfate, connecting at Harriabors With trains running to
rittaburg, ChambertE hu ttN(di N rg. Cathode dunbutg, ,to.tir
Leave at 3.30 P. M.:LAIIY, for PIYPTBVILLE and
HARRIIIBUR G.
At 4.30 P. M., DAILY, (Sundays mop teddfor READ
ING, and intermediate points.
do W. H. MOLTlENNV.Raitratnrir
MARPRIENORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON,
ALLENTOWN, NIAUOH CHUNK. HAZLETON.
On and after MONDAY. November 7th, AN% Passau
(l2itary.saenxdoeWtieldt°lV Streets,
Yhiln~eFor et lehom, Easton. Allentow P ft, Mauch Chunk,
Hazleton, kc., (Express,) at RIO A. 111,
Pot Bethlehem, Evereaa.) 9.10 A. M. and 3P. M.
For DoylintoWtt, (AiMonimMlatinti,) at 8.40 A. 31. and
4 P. M.
For ForkWaribitgpaicUeoHmAm D ode LtiPoHnl at 6 P. M.
TRAINS OR PE d A
Leave Bethlehem, (Express,) at 8 A. M. and 4.10 P.M.
Leave Doylestown, (Aeounnuodanond at 7 A. M. and
3. 1 0 P. Id.
Leave Fort Washinstona A eoomm odation,)M7. A.M.
ON tuiNDAYIS:
Riladelphin for Fort WashingtOn,at 0.10 A. M.
tlactelptus. for Derterrn, at,4 P.M.
yleatown for Phdade na, 'Or A. M.
Rlgatttl i !;°;1.,2 Vgilltri`tc,tfl';; gii.; to
Easton. 811.60 to joylentown, 80 (yenta
Through tickets must be procured before entering the
ears.
All Passenger Trains (anent Sunday Trains) oon
fleet at BeriSil etreet with Filth and Sixth-streets, and
Second and Third-streets Passenger Railroads.
n 7 ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
atittaiNgi v i :MANTRW E N L A P NI) N ' o f iNy3:
TOWN AILROAD- INTE _ARRANGEM 'N -
On and atter MOND/. V,Nov. 21, 1869,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 7.20, 9, 10, and 12 A. AL,
1 , 9 , 8 , B X, 4 ,8, 04, 6, 7 , 8 , 9 , 10, and 111 I'. nl.
Leave oermantown 6, 7. 7.1 8, 814, 9.13", 10, 11, A. AL,
1,2, 3,4, 4X, 6,6, 6N, 9 10 P. M.
ON 3 gIIND
Leave Philadelphia 9.06 min. A. At., 1,6 X. and 10 P.M.
Leave Germantown 8.10 nut. 1.10 ndn., a% and
0 P. M.-
'OIIESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, .7.M, U A. M., 2,4,4 g, 7, and 10
P. M. •
Leave Cheatunt Rilll,lo 7,40, 8.18, and 12.45 A. AL,
and
d 'O
6.40,6.40, 6.40, A ,
40 litilifiDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 935 A. M., 2, and 634 P. M.
Leave Chestnut 86111 7.20 A. M., 12.60, and 8.40
rains P. AI.
F'OR stONEIROROCREN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,0, 11.06, min., A. 2.1.0.084.09,
41‘, isX, ug P. M.
Leave Nornstown 6,7, 9, 11 A. M., LK, 4%, and I
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS
FUR INAY LINK.
Leave Philadelphia , 9,11.ue A. M.,1.09, 2.06, LW,
436, 6X, 7X, and 11;,, ,, P. 11 •
LeaveManaluna 6.14, 754, 85:, 9X, and 8234 A. M.,2,3,
b. OX, and 834 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. Id., 3, and 6X P M.
Leave hiantiyunkhl n PK, and im r. M.
R. N. SMITH. OeneralEittpacintendent,
nl9-tt DLP ,, T• NINTH and ii P.I.N Streets.
RN.LROAD. gss PHILADELPITIA ? WIL.
M
MINGTON, AND BALT/-
O A 1
On and after MONTOAS7 j November ]B6B
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PGILADEL FRIA,
For Baltonore at 846 A. M., 12 110014, ( Bgpreliad and
11.10 P. AL
Forcheater at 8.111 A. M., II noon, 4.30, and 11.10 P.M.
For Wilmington at 13.16 A. M., 12. 4.30 and 11.10 P. 51.
For New Castle at 8.15 A, M., and 4:V I:. 61.
For Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and SO .M.
so P 111
Pii r • grAid at a t t i M ig . legid - 4.30
For Seaford at 8.13 A. M., and 4.30 P. M. •
For Laurel nt B.la A. M., and 4.30 P. M.
TRAINS FOR PaILAB,ELPILIA
and Leave
_Baltimore at 8.30 A. M., (Myren,/ 10.15 A. M.,
0.26 P. M.
Leave Wilming ton at 7.13 A. M. and 11.30 A. M.,Litiand
8.40 P. M.
Leave Laurel at 8.16 A. 111, and 3.40 P. M.
Vaivo eenford at 0.16 111 . „ and 4.0 P. M.
ave Milford at 7.50 A. M., and 4.23 P. M.
ve Dover at 9.00 A. M., and 5.00 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10 A. M. and 7.03 P. M.
Leave New ()Retie at 1040 A. 01.. and 5 P. M.
Leave Chaster at 8,19 A. M. 9.29 and 9.15 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.13 A. M.
A FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. M., 12.28 and 11.40 P. M.
Leave Wilminston at 9.25 A. M..,12.65 P. M., and 1130
e. 01. -
. .
SUNDAYS
Only at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 5i.26 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FREW 11 f TRAIN, wi th PASSENGER OAR attached.
will run as follows:
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
Places at 3 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryvillo and Intermediate
places at 1.45 P. ht.
Leave WilminAten for Philadelphia and intermediate
places at 9.46 P. Al.
Leave Baltimore for Stemmer'e Run, Chase's, and
re
llawood at 3.51 P. Al.
19. M. FELTON. Preeident.
PHILADELPHIA AND
ELMIRA RAILROAD LINE—.
IhUlOffeiMoElmira,_Wilkesharre, Buffalo,
icago, Rock Island, Niagara Falls, Milwaukee, Bur
-110012, Montreal, St. Paul's, Detroit, Dunlieth, and St.
Lvuts.
Passenger trams will leave ehe Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and VINE Streets,
DAILY, (Sundays exoested L t as follow:
7.su A. Al.,_DAg EXPRESS.
ra,
For Elmira Falls, Buiralo,_ Detroit. Chicago,
hillwaukee, Rookisland, Galena, Bt. Paul's, Burlington,
and 81. Louis,
Niagara , NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Falls, Budalo,Detroit Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rook Island, Guiana, St. Paul's B r ii,, g t o n.
and St. Louis.
itl.l° al. and 3 . 30 P. M. through t o
111tl katn runcebant
Valley Branch.
D he LACK-
The 7.30 A. train connects at Rupert for Wilkes-
Iss Aw rre A „k N it i tat,D D Schaibt o on ms a ß nd u a g l o t s
R t A t i L il l & fl a t
Baggage shocked to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
Tickets °an toe ?ro s ined at the Philadelphia and
Eimira Railroad Line 'Picket Office, Northwest corner
ordIXTII and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Paissien
ger Depot, corner BROAD and VINE.
IHROUSH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Broad etreet, below Vine, daily, awn,
day egcepted, I for allm ints West and North, at BP. M.
Freights most be delivered 3
before P. M. to insure
g°Pg i fttre M ll2V . information, aißp JI
p at
further
SIXTH mt, onnD. below Vine
Otto - OH. PPEK,__General Agent;
N. W. cornend 011 - ESTNUT Streets,
001-tf Philadelphia.
1859. ,tom m,im 1859
' FALL ARRANGEMENT—NEW S Y ORK 1.17.8.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PM A
RELERIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD C '8
LINEB. F.R OM . PLIILADELPHIA TO
NEW YORK AND WAY-PLACE%
YHOX WALNO7-STASET WRAP.),
Wilt leave Re follows, via: Pang.
At 6 A. AL, via Camden and Amboy, Cam. A Am.
At 6 A. AL, via Camden and yersw, City. (New
JerseylAociommodati on. ... .. 9 -
At t A.M., Via Ctuudon and — Amy City, Morning
Mail . .....
At II A. AI., 6' liteatalamt, vie. TionnY B :nd --* JelleT
City, Western Expreen...... 3 00
At If P. AL. via Camden and Amboy Accommo
dation....
As IP. N., iii baiiiikiiiid - iiiiiWy7 U. &A. ki: 1 8
. • --
press . •—..—.... . • —. 300
At 4 P. - 31., by Steamboat, ia, Timmy and Jar-
Ari Cit Evening ?sprees
P Steamboat,' :qr . - 300
soy city, v i thus, Ticket . .....„.. 86
At 8 P. M., via Camden and Jeremy City E rening
Mai • .. , . 0
At 11 p. hL, via Camden and J arse) Uity, booth ern
Mail
At 6 P. lit,i4a .tianiden ... ..
.... . - 226
(Freight and Paiaenger)—lat Clam 929
ad Clam Ticket.. • . 1
The 61. M. Mail Line rune daily. The 11 P.M..South
arPOPßeilliteig4,2aTipt;ilO3rungton, ao., at I A. M.
and Mi .M.
Fp"
Ma
Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem, at
A. vie Lehigh Valleiktallroad.
or
Water illap,Strcru 'burg, noranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose. Great Bnd, o. g _at 6A. Al., via Delaware,
Laakawannek,_end Western Railroad.
For Mount Holly. at 6 and 9 A.. M.. and 2 and 4 P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 A.
WA 114. Y
L , and
INES 3 P. M.
For Bristol, Trenton, ko, at 23i and P. AL, from
Walnut.street.wharL
For Palmyra, Delano°, Beverly, Burlington, Borden
town, dc_ ,o. at 12)i, 1. and Mg P. Itt..
Steamboat John Neilaon,for ltordentown and interme
diate Manes, at Mi F. 3L
Steamboat Trenton, fol Bristol, Burlington, and in
termediate plums. at 11 A. Pd. and 4 P. M.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed each passenger.
Pasmingers aro prohibited from taking anything no bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifti
pounds to be paid for extra, The company limit their
responsibility for baggage to one dollar per pound, and
win not be liable for any amount beyond SMO, except
'by epode' contract.
Oot 1.1859. WM. H. GATZ 61FR, Agent.
Tim PENNSYLVANIA OEN T It A://
-RAILROAD.
18.59. amiAtim 1859.
TEE CAPACITY OP THIS ROAD Di EQUAL TO
THREEANYOINTHEA CobNTRR.
TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direct at PhdridelPhis With Through Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points Emit, and at the
Union Depot at Pittaburg with Through Trains for Cm
rinnati,St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, Burlington, St,
PauPs,lndianapplle Louisville, New Orloans, and MI
intermediate pmts . in Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Kentuc
ky, Michigan, Wousonein, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas,
and Nebrasks---thus furmehing facilities for the trans
portation of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and com
fort by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Care are attached to each Train . ; Woodruff's
Sleeping Cara to Espreas and Pant 't rains. 'The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY Mail and Fast Linea, Sun
daltl,itt leaves Ph at 8.00 A. AL
Neateest Line 11.60 A t M.
preaaTrainjaavea " 10.60 Ntght.
n
TRAINS I,EAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Parkeiburg Acoommislation at 13.30 A. M.
Harriabing Acoommsdation, via Columbia,2.oo P, M.
Columbia 4 P. M.
Passengers for West Chester will take the Mail,
Farkesburg, and LIMCII4er Trains, at the Pennsylvania
Railroad Paw:anger Station.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa-
In, NingaraFalle.and Intermediate points, leaving Phila
delphia at 8 AV., go directly through.
Tickets Weetward may be obtained at the office of the
Company in Philadelplba, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the West; Mao on board any of the
regular Lino of Steamers on the fdimussipm or Ohio
Rivers.
. .
ask Fare always as low as any other Route.
Thecnnection of the Western connections of the
o
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE, EAST &ND THE
GREAT NORTHWEST.
The connection of tra cks by the Railroad Hilaire at
Pittaberg, avoiding aki dra i ge or fertsge or Freight,
together with the saving o F reight e at vantares readily
i i ip u treginted nhiliperso an the Travelling
. .
• • -
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Routa Freights of all dominations can he for
warded from Philadelphia, New York', Dolton, or MIS
Indiana any sipiot_on the Reilrotult of Ohio. Hen took
Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa, on Missouri, by Rai
road direct. .
. .
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburg
with Steamers, by which Goods can be forwarded to any
port on the 01,10. Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Illinois; Mississippi, Wisomunn, Misouri,
Kansas, Arkansan, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland.
Sandusky, and Chicago, with Steamers to all ports on the
Northwestern Lakes.
01f4211/lUrti Sluppereentrinting the transportation
to tats Company, can rely with confi
dence on Itsspee_dy transit.
TILE RATES ON Fff Itifir to anipotnt in the West
by the Pennsylvania R ailroad aro at all times as favora
ble as are oharge.d by other Railroad Companies.
r 1 1 . Be particular to mart manses" via Penna. Rail-
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the Haat,
will d Freight direct acts or be shipped by this Route.
For Contracts or Hillmans Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
pany :
D. A. STFWART,
IL Pittsburg;
Coyle & Co.Steubenville,O.; H. Pieree & CO., Zanes
ville, O.; J. J. Johnston, Ripley 0.; R. filreoly, Mays
ville, Ky.; Ormsby & Cropper, Forts:mut , 0.; Farldook
& Co., Jefiersonville, Indiana; M. W.. rown c Co.,
Cincinnati, O.; Athern & }fibbed, Cincinnati, O.; R. C.
Meld um, Madison ,Ind.; William Bingham, Louisville,
Ky.; P. G. O'Riley & Evaneville, huh . ; N. W. Ora
haul & Co., Cairo,'lll. ,F. Haas, St. Louie, Mo.; John
R. Harris, Nashville, onto.; Harris fr _Hunt, Mg.mphis,
Tenn.; Clarke & Chicago ,111.; W . H. H. Rime%
Alton, In,: Murphy & Wall°, Duburine,lll.; or to Freight
Agents oritaitroads at different points in tho West.
Fatties attending to their own rielpments from the
Beat will find it to their interest to call on the Agentsof
the Company at the following plasm:before shlPPing •
or letters addressed to either of them on the suldeot of
freights. willineet with prompt attention:
E, y. FNEEDP,R, Philadelphia.
MADIAW & KOONS, 80 North street. Baltimore.
LEEC & CO., 2 Astor House or 116. William t., N.y.
Sue. lc. CO., 56 Mita atreei, Roston.
- IP. HURON, Her Frei; ht Agent, Phila.
• 4. HOir igen Wet gent, Phila.
'HON, A. 800 W, (44'1 tlup.t, Altoona, Pe.
Ja,l-4
NOTfCEO.
PENNSYLVOIA RAIL
-ROAD doldrAtry hereby Rica notice, in an
cordenee with the Provisions of an Act of Assembly en
titled 'Ali Act relating to Liens of Common Carriers
end Others.' approved March 16, MM. to the owners,
the consignees. and to all other parties in any war.ln
[eroded in. any of the scuds, wares, or merehenilise,
mentioned to the schedule attached to thin notice, that
the sameremains on storage at the respective Stations
nomad below—that they were carried upon the tine of
said Railroad at the date, and to the consignees men
tioned in the schedule, and there 111 due upon tho same
the respective Amounts stated in said schedule. Not co
to hermit given to tho said owners, consigneqa, and par
ties interested. in accordance with the provisions avoid
Ant of Assembly. that uniess said goods. wares, or mer
chandise are Maimed and the charges paid, they
under the provisions of said Act of AssemblY, he wild by
Public Bete, at the Depot of the eald Pennartvania Rail
road Company No. )37 DOCK Street. in the city of rhita
&lads, on M ONDAY, December 19th .1889, commencing.
at 11) A.M.. and that the proceeds will be applied to OW
payment of charges and expenses, atid the residing. if
any. will be held subject to the Order of the owner of the
property mid
DATE. CONSIGNER. ARTICLES. FR h IOIIT
AT PHILADELPHIA.
1851.
Nov 7, Sulin Ilibbins, . 2 bble liquor, !a5 01
Feb .
2 bond tent boles, 7 05
eb 20, J W Peters,
fl l a r y fe, t i/A3?1:1 1 ;e , 24 nun stooks 192
box drove, 581
July 20, dun, Smith, & Co, 2 bhla putty, 525
Aug 2,, ITO,h
117(t); 2 boxes of hate.
ban of bass, 0 8.3
.
75
81 P t i l d, ft WrotY, ken butter, 75
box merobandise," 2 52
got 10, Richardson& Cade, box t0b , 0c0.7 50
Deo 27, 111yore,WInte & Co, 2 U 112908 inarb. ,
o, 1550
1W
Feb 21, Jim John°, box bitters, slo
Aprill' 4 "8 ,5 18 ,1 1)8111 ' ' k td
lode, 32 V
' B e dr,
" 04, IT, J' ne ,, dor, bbl whisk's, 129
May 28, Dar & Seek., box merobandme, 11 55
July 10. 013 Street, & Co, child's miash, 140
deptrl. R. Newlin, 2 empty Mils. 128
15?8 It 11 i ßtoti t tiwins, ' ,31 iii:i: l l l u i rai::: 7 4
g 7 B
1857.
Jun 2, J Bohlen,
3. Stine &
Mar 1, A P Tice, Brother, laiLinr ,, c r
, i , ip , il Ia e , 1;1
Juno 20, 13 Barley. box merehandise, 311
July 22. IT Altman, butter worker,2 94
24, C Bradfield, box me ch%tee, 2 &I
Auxl. I 13 Woolinan, bundle gee pipes, 73'
Bept 25. i Ll..amblin, jot swing fixtures, 870
29, T 1, bambini, lot swing fixtures, 6 16
6 lames glimmer°. 133
bet 2, 11 .1 tineeder,
3. 1 , il colbuill• iron safe and prem.., 72 13
.. 28, 6i Benjamin. 3 boxes merchandise, 854
Nov 26, Thompedni & BMW
att..,l hot Merchandise, 2 6
•`26, 41 1141510191816841, keg rider, ISt
Dec 19, .h . Lloyd St, eu, txix boots, 1 73
29, P WllBhaller, oheet, I 64
1858.
14 . 1 r 1f t; l ' ; 'T j.llg7 v l e l'o, b bOir l' i i rrolTnaise. 8 02 0
" 24, Burnett & similar. trunk'. 5 40
" 27, Ta & 1 ItPege, bale wadding, 59
Aprl lb, Boring, C & 13,, barrel ell, i
r
• el
DO dd. di),
May 2, Adams Express Co. trim's'.
a. Burnie Ci Jc. JJ, bernrl oil, a 53
.. 11, 11 Wdsen. stand, 3.1
Juno 74. C B Bodeen+, 3 mowing ineolones, 14 NI
Aug 18. Blinds:. G & 11, barrel merchandise, 323
18, C K Melds. 1 bat. 246
LbCAL FitEIGTIT.
,1850.
Jan 13. Bteelmall & Co, 260 spokes. 213
Nov 6, 811 Beek, 4 wind mills, 15 66
Nov
June 19, A McAdams, chest merehatidide, 3 3
Aug 6, I MeLdlland, bbl Bedford Watir. 2 C. 5
Oot 11, 7 conred , box and barrel, 1 36
Deo 33, Brinydurat & Co. oroaa-out IIAW, . 103
ma.
Duo
i l l: Alitiolirutn, chest,
chest, a
1 12
1
An 11 . ( 2 W V Herding, bbl Bedford Water , 3 1
June .F. Myers, box dry goods,
July 7, 0 Solomon, tripod. 628
AT BALTIMORE.
3836 _
Doe V, Alagrair & Roane, barrel and bag, 396
AT LANCASTER.
Marol 20, III! Eshbaux 11, pnotage, ea
28, II A lahbaugh, 8 boxes liquor, 70
May 31 I 'Urban, barrikl liquor, 73
~" 11 Witmer,
. box potatooe,
2 box°, liquor, 23 1 57
July 10, 0 Mosper,
R R mar, 40
10, J J Ila)a,
AT lIARRIBI3IIIIO. ,
.
6661.
Ten 17, I winebronner, m .
iner.
Feh 16. I Winebrenner, 2 relearn./ 9 itt
1606
iam.
Mar z. I Leehman. trunk. • 144
' l4 P 6 il: is'ilvalloviih, Ivex.;n l ,nttgae. f2ti
" f 6, I P lona, iron iurnitee, 40
13ept IT, I W Keith, 2 boxes, a SS
IT, A Meerut. 2 boxes. 2 OS
',' 27, Brown & Co, pump and tub, 6 10
18se.
.. .
Mull, Moaklin & Roborts, box merchandise, 9 00
Juno 2, W Joie°, Schwa. table & bed'td 4 83
Nov 23, I Davie, I) Mao'tine, box and
wheel, 133
1f.57.
May 7, F A Brown, /meat 100
.fone 27, A BMWs', box oh, as
July 33, Annie Purseuon, chest, 6DO
Ant li. JametTemplo, castings. 310
Pent 21, Orem] & ROES, 2 Oar 10/1411 lumber, 31 31
Oot 29, .1 Jameson, box. 710
E Taylor, lot sundries, 33 00
1958.
Mar
Mar 1, 11 Holland, hox I) skins, 77
April 7, 11 Gilbert, barrel oil, 284
May 25, R J'avne. a boxes merchandise 814
Juno 5, 1 WlNtlkeson, 1 " " '- --
jily 21, 7 DRgegie, cannon Jc carriage, 11 00
trunk.
1 1
n068 07 :5
Aug 10, 1 Bauman, orate hair,
George Powell, 2 boxes liquor,
" " Eberle, & Miller. yen h
.. 19. Falls. Fisher, & Co,
27
boxes honesniot4,
furniture,aes:
0 50 t251)
." 24, 11 13 Parry,
bent 18. D Little. saw summer,
11, 11 'Crick, sealer.
Oct 11, 25 Parker, corn shelter & plasterer, 38
'AT DUNGANNON.
laßt.
Ali; 1!, 1) Miler, 3 harrols liquor, ?27
Sha papOr 1 Lox %PR, . 4"
Aug 3!, l ' ia t i? n le'r X barrel liquor. ISO
Al' NEWPORT.
PI.O.
APri
17, Fry & Driller. 2_ corny:planters
D 23, C Decker. box &rill. . 3PO
37
Len
May 11..7F McNeal, bay or boys, 35
Nov 2, A Cloilood, • box merchandise. 175
. . . ..
AT PERRYSVILLE
18ed.
Mar 4, 8 Okeson. piano box,
Oot 17, Muller fr. Cleaner, orate queentware,
Sept gl, J Gala empty keg and 1 jar,
AT MIFFLIN.
16.13.
Sept to, 3' Boar, box Mame,
1858.
Jan 4, If Gast, keg and can, to
Ant It, J 0 Burns, clove and plate, 28
lASB.
May A Gaston k Hann, stove" 179
July x 7, Shomer, boxdrum,. su
AT LEWISTOWN,
11 , 61.
Nov 20, G C Jameson, Winnower, 13 28
1a.16.
Deo 6, M Fabler, stook nutter, 1 on
" J Grubb, ~ 1 00
1857.
April 1, 114 Brown k Co, dolt, 59
Oet 17, John Irwin , 7 Pen InneliinorY, 11 28
1868.
Jon 12, f A Mossy, ken liquor, is
~ G Foust. 2 barrels liquor, 2 70
" J (1 Yeager, 1 54. 2P hUe " 2 PM
".1 Me, ger, 2 ken 70
" 16, R 61nun, box axon 48
" 21. D Foust. barrel lojunr, Pit
J.tly 1, J l'l Veneer, 1 S 7
An 3, 119 Chase. nape( packetae, 51
19, 2,1 A Benner, b bin R R goals, 11 99
" 25, A Thompson, reaper, 79 70
Sept 18, J Brocklinle, 2 bin paper henringe, 4 69
Al' MOUNT UNION.
Jaw.
Den 8,,,D Galbraith,
1863.
Alta 28, A Btumph.
stoNs, 7 00
23 barrels liquor, 'I 03
AT MILL CREEK.
1858.
2 barrels .244. 2 73
11:1 OT C B U rcrA t ; II". barrel whiekny. I
40
AT HUNTINODON
..•
Eeot 1p W Whittaker. box. lAs
G o t 16 , 1111 Price. 3 boucle oraokerc Ino
Nov 19. A Stow?irt, cider mill, 1 03
17. A Morns. stove, 2 20
" IT. DL Mum, horse sower, 113.3
AT PETERSBURG.
1337. . .
lea
To'l eastern, as
Dot and plate, ea
June 16, lUre Reed AT .
BPRUCLPiCanikEK
111; . 9.E Jones,
1959
alas & 2 pieces ma
chinery, 9 42
Mar 13. II llondorson, ironpot,
July 3, 1 A lilcCluro iT Ty lt o z N riu . it,
Sept 29, Barger & Hooper, plough castings, 3 33
MS.
F — eb 16, A llurterbaugh, windmill, 93
19. W Wikaman. box. 81
May 8, John Woooward, box 'rafting t 0015,28
Dee 19, George Guyer, corn eheller, 82
18CA.
Jan 1. Baldwin Hatter, smut machine, 280
5, T 0& ti Lewis, box machinery, 109
May 17, ft Mandan, )4 barrel fish. 78
June 10, 11 F Rolls, box ratting tools, • - Cl
1887.
Feb Z. Tana° I.llreY. wrought sand stone, 17 38
Ayr 24. Thomas Lawman, box sundries, 70
?day 14. li ftatliburn, bundle rope, YR
20 W Dent, 77
30. John White, Vgaundrise, 17i
June 20, J Copenhaver, half Inure! liquor, 00
July 2, If Stroup, boX sundnee, 100
Nov 28, W Lelble. . trunk za
Dee 11. 1 Alcifinley, livalcrelsmiliriea, u
21, 1 T Bloom, 68
ISM.
Jac it, I Mock & Drown, box coati , . x. 222
April 2, Amos Knee, box aundrion, 85
25, It Hoover, box and rope, Se
" 20. 1 Moore, abwo and box, lel
" 24. 11 ()Moo. rope, 22
" 21. 18_ Gamble, box and bag nide.), 111
" 24. 3 tinmeetk, box anndrien, 72
May 1, 1 F Lee, box aundnes, ' 72
3, W Bovor. box aundriee, 1 26
3, II lliabop. stove and bag mine.
1 • 00
4, 81 k J Callow, box sandrler, 1 li
14, 1, C Bloom, box maze, ,36
al, /Velm &,,NoCul
looh, box, 7o
".. 22. DOI Nrevkn, rope, 7o
" 23, H_Birder,
" 22, W Yenkm, box mundriei, 1 13
box Nominee,
1 On
" 29, J Darla box ann roue. • , Ico
Aug 24, thunuel,Litraar,
TIPTON. bundle rope. Co
AT
•
lem
April3o. T Waohburo.
ALTOONA. box me robaXtbxo. 75
AT
MM.
April 4, }tarry Mann, I,4LX1 , 4LX mOrellandlau
N 13, box marebßndiao
A Koennn. is bundles iron
AT HOLLIDAYSBURG.
19.57.
Sept 2. Waltere&Weatliam, harrow, 2 82
Ocr, 11, I Rhoads, barrel onione, 4 27
I 11,
AT WILMORE. plea. hardware,
----
•
1857. - ..
Juno 11, Hoke &Woodford, box rafting twig, I 87
11, W Abner
A , do do 90
T JOHNSTOWN.
1855.
lot of glue, ra/mien,
Jan 4, NV Orr, nails. oil, glass, car-( 707
slush, box, and 4 kegs.
Aim 29, G W Munson, Schema omiget hag go, 125
1h95.
Mar 10, A Babb, 2 Move plates, 30
Oct" 18, K A Johnston, Pox. 70
Deo 23, 1 7 Shultz, chest, 3 26
1357.
s o p t 5, $ Hoover, . 2 boxes window glue VI
5 , 1 D„ eh. Int H 19 MAR. ' 11 29
Oct 20. I) Morrison, lot 11 11 goods, 162
Dee 18, 3,1 Kotler, ox soda. 26
" 20, Al Abbott, 0 bags nats,l3docorn, 250
1857.
Oot 5, I Olion, 3 pas and bundle iron, 30
1818.
May 13,
_A Jallinn, halo dry goods. 75
June 3, D thilfitM T
matneviLL box drugs E .. 25
A
1552.
Deo 23, G W Lloyd, 2 empty barrels, 1 00
1h5.5
Juno 27. B Yerglin, 2einety half barrels, 100
Aug 15, I Bradebaugh, grain drill, ' 225
/566.
May 23, A Willett, 1.40p1e0 no dose, aa
Nov 7, 11 Collins. iron, 25
1857.
,T an 4, T Cunningham, mowing and reaping
machine, 819
"1858. 28, II Johnston, trunk, 50
May 10, D Markey, client, 23
AT LATROBE.
Ont 1, liar seedlesel,
7 bun loon,
AT NEW FLoitENO.6.
1868,
Nov 2, Wll Mo, bag of wheat,
1954.
AT GREENSBURG.
Deo 24, A Grossman, trunk, 320 '
1865.
Deo 13, IWW Huntingtlon,3 boxes, 1 79
1858. 1
D eo 19, 0 A Corr, 2 boxes marble, 23
1867.
Aug .7, 8 Young,
2 braes diem. 25
2 boxes.) chest,
7, W Heair, 006
Oct 16, it Kelly, P R It, 8 bars, 0 bundle iron, 23
Ina
Aprill4, 11 Kittanning,ST. L half ba M rrel liquor, 125
AT CA,
1859.
June 20, James Burkholder, 6 bundles 1 7 oak. 66
AT BL ACK LICK.
1866.
Novein,•D 8 Emmons, set timber wheels and
AT PITTSBURG
Int machinery, 9 67
.
1857.
Dec, 34 '
K°. Ti l i t t i n l tt l e at , 8 rat s small iron,
Tg0 9 .4 . A8 A. SCOTT.
d 2-dt,119 General Suporintenibmt.
NOTICE 1S °(HVEN THAT APPLICA
tion will be made for a Certificate of Pennsylvania
State Loan, in plsoo luLt : one dated August I, 11368. No. no,
pign o u,:der al to 421 6, 104, to LOUIS JEt•
NOTICES .
tiFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALfII
'L. INSURANCENNSYLVANIA COMPANY OF THE STATE OP
PE.
PHTLADELPIttA, Deo 5. 18391
Thelloard of tilyeetora of the Commonweal
ranee company of the State of Peonat Ivania hay, .1 Hid
I)AY declared a dividend of SIX PER CENT. on the
capital stook of the Company. clear of State tag, for the
ox monies en dint Nov. an, 1869. payable to the stock
hnelere. or their legal yepreeentativea, on and after the
7th inst at tho name of the Company, No. 618
CHESTNUT Street. SAME. S. MOON.
dirt Secretary.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
phis. Nov. 58.1822.
At on Election hold on the 21st instant the following
gentlemen were chosen Directors of this Bank:
Alexander O. cattail, Joseph Lindsa,
Rohort K. New, Samuel 'l' Cenby,
Ames Steel. John I Owes.
Edmund A. Ponder, Charles Knecht.
Alexander Wiuldin, Vanderveor,
Hugh Craig Philip H. Mingle,
Christieu J.
Hoffman.
And at the nieeting of the Ilonrd THIP. DAY, the fol
lowing officers wore unanimously wetted:
A. ii. Ce'rTF:LI., President.
R. R. N EPP. Vice President.
:13-tf J. W. TOR REY, Cashier.
INOTICE.—HOLDERS OF THE MORT—
_gaze Bonds issued by the Catuwissa. Williamsport.
end Erie Railroad Company ere invited to call with
in twenty dm e from tbis date, at the Office of the
Company. mix A'ALNUT Street. between the hours
of 10 and 2 o'clock, tinily. and sign the power of attorney
under the rein:lnt:out peened by the Bondholders, at the
meeting held on the 11th ult
SAM PEI. V. AIERRICK,
ROBERT BAYARD,.
F. A. VAN i.YKE, Jr.,
J. N. HUTCHINSON,
. W. MITCHE,.I,
.
..P. HUTCHINSON, •
Committee.
WM, D. LKWIS, Trustee,
Doom nor 6,1882. n2d-lut
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
113=III=SUE
COM'PA NY.
PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED, MARCH, 1869,
Is now preparod to make; INSURANCE upon Build
Inge. Furu ;tura, and glorchandiee generally,
AGAINST LOSS OR DA31A011; BY FISH
This Company trontuts its Riitilhees on the Mot mit,
PLais Eactosivaiy, all the insured being alike file
ogled, thereby offering great inducements to thou who
isish to insure economically as well as safely.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to
any of the Direetori or at the Office of the Company,
No. S ROUTii FLI TR BTRtak,
Benjamin Malone, 'P. Eiwood C,hayrrian,
ohn J. Lytle, James Smedley,
Willlamn H itwkina,
yoleb Clothier, Thomas P. Rowlett,
Hobart Y.., Evans, beech Hayward,
Ellwood B. Davis, , Frederick Cadmus.
BENJAMIN MALONE. PresidenL
JAMES SMEDLEY, Vice Provident.
Jowl J. Lollar. 'Pronnitrot.
T. E. CHAPMAN. &era tr.
DELAWARE IsSUTUAL SAFETY. IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
PHII.ADELPH.
INCORPORATED IA 1835.
The Mowing &element of the Affairs of the Com-
Cany is nonrated in conformity 14 th a Frovision of its
harter.
PREVICMS
Reoeivod from Nov. 1,1669, to Oct 31,1869
On Varine and Inland Risks .....93/,S 2 1 6 39
Onl/15.70
a 411,%61
Premiums on rohoion not !narked ol Nov.l,
181.81338
PRENIVNIN
Marked cane earned, frpm Nov. 1.1868; to Oct. 31, IWO
On Igraine . end Inland e3ll 88
On Fire 118,336 40
Interest, &n., reeeived (luring
same period—
3nt28,527 n
LOSOR3,EXEENSE3, ETC.
Miring t h e year as above:
ri
Mane and Inland Ilatlaation
Firo Lessee. sv i 946 70
Return Premium................. Alai 13
Reineuraneee, Cominiaatone to
Agents, 'razes, h 048,20 84
Expenaes, Balaneg, Rent, Sta
tionery, k.o._.
8urp1a..... ..
ANSETS OP TOE COMPANY,
• November 1, 1550:
6•121.053 Philadelphia Vitt Min per ot. L0an..3123 000 00
100,000 Pent/m. BWe Five per cent. Loan.... 03 556 CO
21 000 Do. do. Six do. do .. . 21,00000
25,000 United States Treasury 63 ,1 per can't.
Notes. sou interest due 25,363 51
30,003 United States Trensttry 0 per cent.
Notes 30,615 00
00,0133 Loan to the City of Phi
ladelphia,2s,ooo 00
50,030 I'ennsylvantilroad 2d mortgage
6 per cent rids— 63.600 00
20,000 North Pommy vsnia .. .
Rage Six ter cent. Donde.. 12,300 00
84,003 West Philadaiphia Passenger Rail
way Company 7 per cent, Coupon
.... 12,000 00
13,000 300 Shares Stock HermaniownThas
Company, Interest and Principal
guaranteed by tha t.lity, of Phila.., 05,0135 00
3,000 KO Shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
5,000 RO Share pa s Tiorth Pennsylvania Rail-
3,775 00
road Company
1.210 80 bhares Philadelphia Ice boat and
Steam Tug Company • • 1,200 00
1,000 2 Shares Ptillatle'plua and Savannah
Steam Nsvisation Company . . • M) 00
190 3 Shares (Roan Steam Naviga'ion
Company
350 6 Share, Philadelphia and Havre de 150 00
Drone Steam Tow boat Company. 600 00
3130 2 Shares Philndelphin E.:shuns°
Company .--. 130 00
.8436,880 Par. 8111.949 29 Cost. Market Va1ue,8109,718 64
Bonds and Mortgages • 14arai 00
Real I..state • 61,36 J 36
Bills Receivable, for insurances made..... .. 181 Old 69
Ralanoes due at Agencies—Premiums on a
rine Policies, interest, anit other debts due
the Company 63464 68
Scrip and Mock of windy, i nsurance Coma-
Wes
Cash on deposit m Banks
November 9. the 9.
The Board cif Directors hat o TIIIS DAY declared n
Cash Dtmdend Cm
EIUHT PER CENT. on the Capital
Stook of the Company. and 81.1 PER CENT. interest
on the Perm of the Company, payable on and after the
DIWOSAnx. d
map Dividend of TWEN
TY-11VE C e liM` kl o a n S the - Earned Premiums for
the year ending October 01, 1830. Certificates for which
will be Innen to the parties entiti to the same, on end
after the first of December next.
S.
William Martin, DIRECTO
B R
arque! E. litukee.
Edmund A. 80uder, J. F. Pemston,
Them Milne Paulding, Henry "bran.
t t : i;: 1 4:, °°'
Edward Darlington,
H. Junea Brooke,
James Trauma ttpeneer APllrsine.
William Eyre, Jr., Thrunse C. Hand,
James C. Hand. Robert Burton,
William C Ludwig, ,Inert, P. Jones.
J tr 'e . ' A.. h H.
Rant, lis in , James 11 NI Tarland,
Joshua P Eyre
C o 1
Cie 0. elver. John ii. Semple: Pittsburg
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
Charles KOHL A. B. Berger,
wILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS C.ll, 'Vice Preaulent.
HENRY I,YLBURN. Secretary. nil-1m
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
UAL. INCORPORATED IMO-CHARTER PERPET
No. .310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Seouri Doe, continue to in
pure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merehandize,
Vessels in PQrt and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses libetallY and promptly adjusted.
7,:a%).tilio,tt. „..,,„„,.
John T. Lewis,
James It. Campbell,
Sarnyela. Morton,
Postno/Dradi, , Edmund G. Dutilli,
S ham. W. Fontenot,
4. 7 sll(l l' E o ltErbOTT, President.
THOMAS It. htl.lllB. tieoretarr. nal-le It
FA Ai E INSURANCE CO.SIPANY , No.
411 CHESTNUT Btroet, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL 18.56, By TIU BTATE OF
PENNHYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKII,
DIRECToRS I
SAMUEL WRIGHT.... • • Alt W ht, Bros., A Co.
WILLIAM W. WALTERS. Wilnrn Ryan & CO.
in.& BUIS RICHARDSON— J. C. Howe A CO L
soling A. WENT.....• West, Fobes A LIOTd.
ARCLAV LIPPINCoTT.— Lippincott, Bunter ,_& tioott..
JACOB W. STOCIT..— Chattees• Stout, & (30.
BENRT LEWIN, Erps., A Co.
1/AVID R. 81EN5T..... • Davie &
A. H. Rossnuans.-- . Rosenholm, Bnx&s, A CO.
tottn B. John B. Ellison & Sone.
Latin W. John W. Everman k. CO.
HOMAN S. AIARTII &MIRO & Martin.
GEORGE; W. DAY, Presidnnt
JONA'rIIAN J. til.A./Cyl, Vine Pree't.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Soo Y. reut-tf
NSURANUE 'I.)IIIPANY OF THE
AL STATE OF PENNSYLVA—IR EXCHANGE NDMA RINE INSURANCE—No. 4 13UILD
INGS.
...
Chartered in 1704—Cantal 4700,000,—Assets, Jammu li
lea% 15.347,416 DO-100.
All invested in sound and available seeuri ties.--eon
thine to insure on Yessele and Caroms, Buildings, Stooks
Olden:handles, &a., on bend terms.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Sherrerd, Oeorge IL Stuart,
i i i irr ' re n s Ifir bl llgtsr.
i Samuel Orant, Jr,
'robing Warner,
aims 8. Smith, Thomas S. Wattsoini
hi l lr il lt dd
lihits,l Henry G. Freeman.
Charles 8. Lewis.
(horse C. Carson.
HENRY D. SDERRERD. President.
WILLIAM HARPER. Neurntnry Is 9-wfm O.
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST Wig-
PANT—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, Northeast corner of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Assets, 844,r.5
MORES LIVES for the whole term of 'life—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Estate, and makes all contracts depending on the
contingencies of Life.
They act as Executors, Administrators, Assignees
Trustees, and Guardians.
TRUSTEES.
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel 8. Stokes,
Benjamin Coates, William Martin.
&chard 4! NCWholds Janice is. skyaTitnii,
William P. Harker, Joseph 11. Trotter,
•
William H. Kern, James Huston,
Samuel C. Huey, Thousloins Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Solider,
Henry C. Townsend, Daniel 1, Hutchinson,
Rodolphns Kent, John W. Honor,
William IL Cnrr, Ellis 8. Archer,
p_.
V. Hallow, Samuel J. Christian,
William Robertson, Joseph AI. Thomas,
Waite: H. Rosin, John 0. Brenner,
I'. S. Alinhler, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
SA hl L. E. STOKES, Vine Pres%
Joins W. ROHNOR.Einoretnry. aulB-ly
TBE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS. No. 40i3 WALNUT Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
SURPLUS
FIRM, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
Fire Insurance,limited and perpetual, on Buildings and
Merchandise of all descriptions.
Manna Insurance, Inland and Ocean, on_Yessels,
Freight and Cargo to and from all earth of the World.
OFFICISIt.
1..
F.(?RGE U. HART. President.
. L. ROO Ville President.
. R. CSjiii.SUALl. l Beoretam
H. BUTLF.H. Asa t Seoretari.
DlRkeToßfs.
KW. Bailsy , Andrew R . Charnben.
CLnrlen u.
R. R. coggehall,
Hon. H. M. Fuller. sul
.E . ev . gal Hatt,
LC. . Catkin,
aster 8. l'arki WI,
ae) Janes. H. D
MECHANICAL BAKERY, S. W. Corner
establishment INE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This s now in eneeeasful operation, day
and night, and all are respectfully invited to call and see
the whole process of bread-inaking for themselves.
the •,inilersigned takes the liberty of saying that for
thirty-lave yearn he line been a practical Baker—five na
PiPerentioe, and five as Journeyman in one of the lost
tummy In Secitland, and twenty-five as mnater—during
Whit* time he boa hail the opportunity of nicking many
t ati s rianit i l i j,t , i 3 d a VAe rvgir t ail , m pro v eine nts whle h
11.
n Oda estab islimenl l , write r inie hue now the man
agement, inaddition to the oompleto labor-eating
pinery, he has how finalities of loony kinds not hereto-
Ire Ertl:glint ned In the purchase of Boor, none but
ihe soundest and beat shall ever he used; and he has no
minting in saying that Bread of all kinds can be de
vered, unsurpassed in quality and weight by that made
by the ordinary process.
Families in which the Broad made by the hlenhanical
Bakery has not been tried, or in which it has been tried
only at its oommeneentent, before the machinery was in
perifeot working order, are respeotbilly asked to give at
° stria now, the underaigned believing it would lead to
muteal advantage. JOHN ti MOXEY,
01.01-tf euperintendent
JR. SCHMIDT having been so often
resuested to devote his time as to the inetrue
tum of Music. and erpeoially of tnelto and the
lielent* of COM.YOIIIThIN. now takes_pleasure to inform
Ws kind friends and en honored publio,that he shall be
haul to receive a limited number of pupils. Mr. 8.
speaking . the FRENCH, SPANISH 800 unit and GLIX/L8
ii.17:61760 to with like facility, will be happy to employ
either of them at the desire of the pupil.
Chums will be formed after Lomer's celebrated sys
tem t which low proved sr hastily successful in Paris and
also in New York under Messrs. GOTTSCHALK, MASON
& i , ornerck , and which is in Jut the system of all the
celebrated conservatories in Euro as early applies
tout for which is felPeCtflifiy solicited . .
F o r t erms. he., Mr. H would respectfully request to
apply to Messrs. CHU:KERING & SON'S rillllo Ware
house. No. ho? Cnestnnt street, and Messrs. ANDRE &
Co., No. /DA Chestnut street.
Rae attyNCES
C. Gebtav flatter, Em. N. Y.
;Messrs. Chick erne & Sons, H. A. Wollenhaupt. ,
Lee & Walker, •lauriatt litrakoaoh. Esq., "
" Andre & Cu. W. V. - Wallace, Esq., "
Hall k Son, N. W. Mason, "
Nr.3. would also respectfully request the perusal of
the following letters of Mr. 0077eCIIALe, the eminent
Pianiat and Composer, (the first to a distinguished
gentleman of this cant when Mr. 8. came first to l'ht
latlelpliia:
Mon cher F—.
Mon am( Mr. Alston Igen:Ultra, se rendant a Phila.-
delpkw. Jo n'ai pis resister au plaisir de me rappeler
votriraimable souvenir en You, rateant conniutre un
abetment homme et uu artiste Menages. Mr. SCHMIDT
eat du Conservatoire de Leipzig t eon talent eat tree
eminent et comma gentleman you. apemen bier, vita
lee qualites qui Ica distinguent. Vona etea at *matte et
at devoue aux artistes. que vous ne drive: You, en prop
dre vett voue meme de you, lee vet r tons recommender :
at quelque foie MTh aVeZ murmurs contra nee eapece.
de lettrea de change tires. par ranlttle cur l'amitie pee
Pon appelle Wipes d'intrixluction, soy ea d'avanne Ver
ne/Ide qua ne units procurers !Weenie des ernes
guy , oachent presque batten lee relations de la somete.
Tout a voile de occur. Males chose a T. et agreeg
Inca complitnents etffeotueuxe
OOTTBCHALK.
Trinidad de Cuba, 1 Juil. 1864.
Habana, lele de CaPa. Febri HU.
Pei examine avec manmade( dlnteret le pl an d'etu
dee pour Pharmome et la composition cue Mr. Alfred
Schmidt se propose de lain) estate a ses sieves, et JO
ems he ure ux de declarer. qua Is le orois tree ohm r. tree
consul et to plus favorable a un evancement rapids. Ii
out du ream, itlentiquoquant nu fond a celui que suit le
conservatoire de Paris. Jo cross BUM deVoir Mann
mender lohMenreuietnent. Mr. A. Schmidt comma pro
feesou r de Piano et de chant.
b. Pl. (MTV:SCHALK.
A MERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
I .—IL reliable ined,u in through which Schools and Fami
lies may otnain competent teachers. Parent. may ob
tain. gratuttouely, nforms lion and circular. of the beat
schools. WOODMAN, ar. CO.,
S4B BROADWAY, New York. or
nil.tf 6911 CHEDTNIIT litraet. Philadelphia.
/UESDAMES CIIEGARAY AND D'IIER-
A.LAL VILLI"B BOARDING AND DAY SOIICK>I, FOR
YOUNG LADIE.
PRILADELPHLA, No. ISX LO T. GAN SQUARE, VINE
ST RE
Madams CHEOARA respeotfolly tnforms her
friends and the Debit° an general, that independently of
het Suardms and Day _Sahool, thteeted by hemelf and
her twee, ItErne. PREVORT, an NEW YORK. she an
tiTsat9nan in I't
sit • e p lan as the one Edam mentioned.
Ottj 4m RI
- -
110tRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
u MERCANTILE COL_IXOES. logatol Fmk
r h obin, 13. E. corner SEVENTH zed CRESTNC:r;
w yea, Buffalo, Olhvelpoll t and Chicago. For rp-
MAIM MT ustaineve. feg-u
,AVING FUND :-- UNITED STATES
5,7 TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
Large and smell acme received, and_paid back Q4Lpig
mand without none°, with FIVE PER CENT. INTE
AEU from the day i lif deposit to the day of wtthdrawal.
Office houid,_Ohin detil 5 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVEN gBin f o'clook.
DRAFTS for ante on Enland, Ifelandi and klootland,
from upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—JAMEB R. HUNTER,
PLINY FISK. Actuary,
oft-stntb2m
" A little, but often, fills the Pune."
I'RANIILIN SAVING FUND----
No. 1.13 Booth FODIVTII Street. between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all De-
Posits on dervand.
Depositors money eetiared by Orrernment
State. and City Loral, tlrmind RdntJ, MOrtilisde.
40.
This Company deems safety better then terse
profile, consequently will run no risk with deem-'
tone money. but have it at all times read, to re
turn with 6 per cent. inter.e.st to the owner, as
they hnve always done. 'xibum Cothcany never
suspended.
8763 814 67
81,19,177 28
91,1349 80
.....
Females, married or single, and Minors can
deposit in their own right ‘ and intob deposits Gan
be withdrawn oat., by their combat,
Charterperpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Pennsylvania, with authority to receive mo
ncy from trustee. and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Wednesday and
daily from 9 to 3 o'clock, and on'
Wednesday and ;Saturday evenings until S o'otk.
DIRECTORS.
Janob B. Shannon, Cense Ciders Under.
John Shlndler, oeorge Russell,
hlalsehi W. Elloan, Fklward T. Hyatt,
Laws Krumbhaar, enry Delany,
Moholan Hittenhonee, &then Smedley,
Joe. H. Sathe[thwatte, phrturn Blowhard.
Joseph W. Ltppumott.
JACOB B. SHANNON, PreeldeaL
27111(8 CADWALLADIL'Imunrer.
18.1
22,21027
$390 al 30
81.97.0.2 V 7
A llnllxr 1114 , 70/I W:iffl-14/.1-
AVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN-
P.33REsT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COSI
FA N WALNUT Street. Sothweet corner of THIRD.
Inoorvorated by the State of POZILISIIVIS-
mm, large or mall, and s i.-
i'""• ll "`" g u aZ a lr ' 7l.l6it to the 111, of wa
ternt MAD
drew&L
The oboe Is oven ever) day from f 0 ' 13 „ 1 . 001 1. 111 the
morning U1160'01001(
s tbe sod tersht&Y,
and Tanu lai r ih an s lif a rliN i o'al niN
• vmr..RA' SELFRIDGE, Viereszdent.
WILLIAM 3. REED, Secretary.
Digicrose.
Ron. Remy L. Benner, N. Carroll Browder,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph 11. Bari,
Robert Selfridge,tenets Lee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Loseph Yerkes,
O. Landreth Munno, eery Difenderfer,
Money Is received and payments made daily.
Who investments are made, in cord - omit! with the
provieinne of the Chatter. in Real Estate Mortgages,
(ironed Rents, and inch first-class securities as will al
ways insure perfect security to the depositor. , and
which cannot tail to give permanency and stability to
this Institution. ant-ly
OM STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT IDIKR-MTRING GRAND PIANOR,
REID RR GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS. new pre
ferred in concerts and In private circles by the hest
nerformere. Received the first premiums over the best
mature, from ithlAes like tiottantiallr M axo and , •thers.
Challen.e all competition. 111.• Ulf HEO n. TIIRRS.
dd.lrltßi Cii F.STNUT Street.
'4.601 665 57
FRB HoLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANOO IAONS ,FORTES.
MEL.
IIAV-FORTES.
ME Q I-01) t.
.PIA, Ng. FoR TES.
PIANO-PUPATE&
MELODEONS.
Made t . y Raven, Bacon, & Nunn' & Clark
Ifalfett, l aws. . t CO., end others. •
J. E. 0011 iv U Lp_,
tail) - Is SEVENTH end CIAIESTT.
CIIICKERING SONS,
Ti 3Tfl MANIIVACTUHRIIS Or
GRAND. SQUAR E , AND ()PRIOR - I
Pi ANO-FORTF:S.
WAREROOMM CIiESTNDT STREET.
flonatan; In store M 1 larEgi stook of our BEAtrriFuL
and UNEQUALLED INSTRUMENTS. We awe been
awarded, at the dafferentbateau um We country and
Europe
ANDSILVER FIRST-CLANS MEDALS.
PIANOS TO RENT. Jall3-37
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANOS.
SCHOISLACKER k CO.,
1011 CILESTNUT Btreot, reepectfull. invite the mule
lovige eybho to oall and einzune their new and one
mutat tmeaxmeyik:7_,..
VIIV . RII.OII, GRAND PIANO.
Raving converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Plano into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding all the obJeotions generally made to the style of
Grand Piano, also diminishing the cost of the same,
In volume, purity of tone, great power, brilliancy, full
ness, derh, and evenness of touch, with 020115/t0
0110.16Trgir MTIFULLY-FINISHED IN
areRT
wholly unequalled. They have received the Meted
encommins, and are pronounoed by critics to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
Conetantiv on hand, a merge and ele g ant assortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. We have been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. New York. lan. sel-tf
GAS-BWRNINO COOKING
S hat VE Wte tame important to the comfort of er
. " 11115.11191 . family than a good Cooking nati on ? Gallagher's
Morning Star give, entire emanati. It has two
la•go oven, for baking and rooming. it pommies more
ciiai untamed him any other stove. and net er fails to
(imitate. It will bake bread, moat a turkey, boil din
ner. byod a beefeteek, and heat water
for
washin i ;, all
at the earn. bine.
For sale only br CHARLEBJONFS,RM North Recond
street, where HP splendid new Co iking Sins.) Gar
light.ungurpassed by any tilt top cooking stove. may ho
seen in daily suacessful operation. It bass large ex
tended oven which hakes in the most perfect manner.
I wonld also .Mt attention to my find premium Silver
gos-consuming parlor stoves which are manufactured
in the be,t manner, of heavy Roma Iron.
CHARLES JONES,
XS North RECON D Street,
4A i k STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES. :APE A R t .
bbl. 1116 MARKET kir REET,
le now prepared to meet the wants of the public more
oompletelin all the details of the /Rove trade than any
other esta blishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invitee COMPARATIVE E/C•SIINATION.
The following are arsons hie own popular invenbons,
several a N. Moll have already obtained a national repu•
tation as surpassing in excalencs and economy any other
Stoves in use.
• • • .
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
Improved oas-burning Cooking Stove, neknowledged to
be the twat Stove for family use in the world.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Oas.oonsuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into general use.
JAM E 8 SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air-tight tine-consuming Parlor stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
I Patentedt Orpamental Stove Urn, which from its
beauty and nullity is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SI'EAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway -ear Heater.
Por all of the above the Inventor very Justly claims
advantage]; which require but to be understood by the
Public to be universally appreciated and preferred to
any other articles of that class in the market; nrdt lie
would hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persons
in w .nt or Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending limed:ratify to Pur
chase or not. e22-3m
11 OUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
interest. Buy your COAL AT HICKS'. where
nothing but the very host gualay of Lohiali nod BobuYl
kill t.mal ie °flared at the following reduced prieen:
Lehigh. Broken, Elf, and 5t 0r e........... ...t0n.
Schuylkill, " 4 tO
Lar,te Nut 3 "
Warranted free from Mote or duel . n . n.l full traisbt. at
HICFCB' nrd. arnitheßst corner NA ftriliAbli. and
WILLOW. Call and 02t.-6m
R, W. GROOAIE & CO.,
r-}. O Moe lte South FOURTH Street,
WHARF, PINE STMT., SCIII 7 YLKILL t
Dealers ant! Shippers
Lomat Mountain, Lehigh, and Sehu
COA
Merchandise taken on wharfage. • 018 dm
Ulf ICICORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
it it Liman' COAL,_preparod with pare, for tele no
beet term. Apply at KriOWLEB'B Depot, NINTH
and WILLOW E;treots o.=-Lf
TO WES'EERN AND SOUTIIERN MER
ehants.—A large otook of Manila Rope, all eject,
manufacourod awl for nale, at the Invest New York
WEAVE , 'IT ER, it. CO..
° Or No.ll N. WATRR ! I nditeN ThelawareaP.
SiIUGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.-150 Was.,
tiorcesZand Carrels r for irtlo bt
JAM Ka & CO..
vain r,vpiri Mt ',AM,
AMX/13GL, BURNING P. UID. and PINE
OIL, in 111.1,1 and half 6Lrn. Minifnrtiireo and for
nalo by ROWLEY. ANHUI RNER
N. 10 golith Vint.trcr•
GIBBS'
SEWING MA
CHINK—This Medlin° never fade to vise en
tre entieraotion. Price S:Y). For elle et 715 CHEST
NUT Otreet. Ralf
EDUCATIONAL.
SAVING FUNDS.
PIANOS.
STO V Em.
COAL.
SI'`iIITCTION.
IFIIR.NESS, BRINLEY, 8
No 114 MA REPT RTREVT
SALE THIS (FRIDAY) SIORNIND. DECEMBER.
O. AT 10 O'CLOCh.
A CARD.—The ott•ention or Purchasers - is reeneagad
to our wile this ( Enday morning, Dearrnber 9. at lo
o'clock br catalogue on &nit:intim credit, oc:uprising a
general eromrtment.
NOT CE.—To Retailers. •
Included in sale this morning
-100 pieces 6 4 French colored merinos.
00 nieces 6-1 wool pin
250 wool long eh-w in.
10) sguare wool shawls.
300 ninth cloak*.
700 egrtons steamboat black velvet ribbons.
• NOTWE.—To Dealers in Hosiery.
This Morning.
5 u doz. cotton hosiery and gloves, coos • stin; of
- white and brown dotton hose.
brown end raised caftan ha Chose.
merino, silk, and weoll an gloves.
SALE OF FR k.NCH GOODS.
This Morning.
December 9, at 10 o'clook, by catalogue, on 6 months
crod it
4N/ packages and lots of fanny and staple French dry
goods.
lE7' Samples and catalogues early on the morning of
REVERSIBLE WOOL SHAWLS.
This Morning.
200 12-4 all-wool revere' ble sii•vrle.
SCOTCH ALL-WOO LONO SHAWLS, Ac.
1100 all wool Reach plaid long shawls.
300 childreree vinare 'halide.
Al V.RINOS AND PLAIDS.
100 piecell 6-4 Mai* end noticed Preach merinos.
Ben g.7r RISB - to No. 20 all silk
block velvet ribb en. fast edges.
CHENILLE. R. 4 AWL- AND SCARPS.
10014.4 rvh st , s, Pant ohanille /hew e.
vo rch •t) to Paris cheni le eau fa
pIIILIP FORD, AUCTDNEER, No. 630
NA TIRE? wiect.ano In MINOR %gest.
BALE OF 1 Su BUFF LO ROBES.
On Tuesday Moraine,
Dec. IS. nt 11 o'clock p a ;sal , . will he sold, It'y cata
logue. I :MC Nos. 1.3 3 and 4 buffalo solos.
Also, 3igi superior lined and trimmed do.
Tee strsntton atm.., is mine ted to this sale.
SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES. BRoOANS, AND GUM
OVERSIDiEs.
On jhuriulag Morning.
Dem lb. at Ilro'clhek precisely. will he sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit. about 730 cases boots.
shoes. brogans. torn over-ohoex ; men's. hors' and
youths' hest qualitg double-sole grained, thick kip. and
loots; also. WOI116(1 s and misses' grained. Peeled,
calf and kip two' s: a so, TOO pair women's, misses', and
children's city mode goat welt boots.
The attention of buyers is particularly requested to
this sale.
R SCOTT, Jr.. AUCTIONEER, No. 431
NAP. CHESTNUT 6THEET, tepointe the Castott
Rness. between POUT' TA timid FIFTH Streets
SALE OF FINE FANCY FURS. FOR LAMES'
AND MISS'S' W -AR.
ThANfprplns,
Deo. 9, commencing at 11 o k.'cloc
The above ealearill coats; o,_vis
LADIES' FlUitti.
A fine assortment of ladies' tanci fors.comzeisias
sable. fitrh. mink, atone martin 'dyer martmalost tan
squirrel. 10 sou of tom and three places, victorines,
muffs. en calls to matoh.
Mr Catalogues ready and furs arranged for examina
tion early on the moraine of sale.
lIIIIPPDEG.
p lIILADELPHIA
ASS
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Saa
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF.TRE ABOVE.
NAMED CORPORATION,
MILD At
NO. 0 MERCHANTS' KICCIIANGE,
At 10 o'olook A. M.. September 7th, 38459, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously sleeted Directory
the Comeetti,TlS t
GEORGE H. STUART,
0. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CHAR. MAOALESTRR, earn
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOORS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
gamed Once, what all persons favorable to the enter
prise are reereetfullr invited to sobeienbe. sa-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORK AND HAVRE BTEANISHIP
6).11 'AN Y.
The United !;fates Mail Fteamships AR AGO, 300
tons, David Lines, domthnnder. end FULTON, 7.330
tone, James A. A otton. Commander. will leave New
York, Havre. and Southampton. for the year 1869, or
the following days:
To meet new requicements of the Post Office 'Devitt
inent, the days of sailing of the A R AGO and FULTON
from HAVRE end SOUTHAMPTON will. after their
resent voyares, be changed as follow, from NEW
if, ti in the cue of the present departure of the
ULTON. which will take pl ca on the 17th December,
the schedule remains unaltered:
Vies, NEW VIII. H•vez AND sorruswerox.
FLTON....Dec. FULTON...Jen. 10 ...Jan. IL
ARAGO Jan. 7. ARAtin ....Jan. 31. Feb.
ITT, 1 ON....Feb. 4. FDLTOII"....Feb.g3 „Feb.M.
7dch.3. AR AGO
F U LT05 . ....3ic h. 31. F LTON....A pl. IL - Apt. Z.
These steamer.. built expressly for Government ser
*me, with double engines. under deck. every attention
ha. been taken •0 the construction of the hall and ma
chinery to insure safety and erred. The Was have five
water -tight comperunents enclosing the ensines• co
that in the event of collision or attending, the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being free to work,
the setety of the vessel and passeneem would be me
cured. Recent experience has demonstrated the abso
lute necennity of this mode of conetruCtion.
Tne accodimodetions for passengers are believed to
combine every comlbrt and convenience that can be de
sired.
From New York to Southampton or Havre—First
Cabin. $130; Second do.. $73.
From Havre of Southampton to New York—First
Cabin. 700 franca: Second i10..369 francs
Topa...eon:erg going to London these steamers oder the
advantage of economy both in time and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All letters and news
"P,.."4`gseitt
, le th jM n l g e h il t p h AZ P l. ° o l"llCe.
W . S. DRAY I yet Agent, t Broadway , New York.
WILLIAM !SALIN, Agent. Havre.
CROSKKY & CO., Agenia. Southamkton.
AMERICA'S EUROPEAN EXPRISS COMPANY,
Agent, Paris.
WM - . N EI LSON. Agent, Ogee, Tobacco Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plans °Ellie slurs can be seen. tbV tml"3l
STEAM DIRECT To ALL
PARTB4IF GREAT BRIT4IN AND
=FRANC AND GEQJI
NE, AN
THE HAMBURG AIEBICAN PACKET COM
PANI"I3 IRON 31Atr BTEAAISIUFS.
RAMMoNIA, Capt. U. F. &Wessell.
NAXONIA. Capt. 11,..Ehlera
UORUBSIA, Cast. N. Trautman.
BAVARIA, Cast. E. Taube.
TEUTONIA. Cast. H. Essen.
These Steamers are all brstabots Mole-built vessels;
are ,nteaded to sail from Fier U. North River, N.Y..
as follows :
• •
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAM BURG.
The etas aat and powerful Iron &raw StearnshiP BA
VARIA. Capt. 11. Tsube.2.4loo tons burthen, van sail as
above, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Lath. at Lt o'clock M.
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London,
First CA bin. 8100 I Second Cabin.— S6O I Stems 0.. • * 135
The BAVARIA will be sueoneded by the folio - re - MS
Steamships!:
SA NOM ........711URSDAY. Deem her L
• BO It 1:8NI Y, January T.
TEUTON I A ...... EON ENDA•I . February I.
HAM MONIA... . .... THURSDAY, March 1.
efir Paulin sera forwarded to Liverpool. Dublin, BeL
feat. Cork, Glasgow. Pans, sad Antwerp, at through
rates.
These steamer" are fitted SID with unequalled accom
mod/llons foi Gest. second, and third-class Passengers.
The Second abin accommodations of these Stuns are
equal to the rst. class of most steamers.
Certificates of passage tuned irom London, South
ampton, Havre, and Hamburg, to New york.
Freight engaged in Philaoelplua• will be promptly
attended to by the New York Agent, and chipped tree
of all commtsaion.
For Freight or Passage, apply exclusively to
W. A. HAM 'LL Agent.
Office of the Hamburg American Med Steasishipe t _
rffi-if Northwest corner OURTH and CH hErrit UT.
SlifiTlM BRITISH AND NORTH
S
a.t.MERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
.
ram rnrw TOIL TO LITIATOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage —..— SIM
Second Cabin Passage.... .. —11 l
THOM SoSTON TO LIVIRPOOL,
Chief Cabin Passage —..— —.llO
Second Cebin Paesage— . .. al
The ships from Boston eall'ae ax ll and Cork Harbor.
PERSIA. Capt. Indium CANA A, thtot. ',so k ,
ARABIA, Cat. J. Stone. AME C.A. Capt. Millar,
ASIA Capt. b. G. Lott, NIAGARA. Capt. Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon EUROPA, Capt.]. Leitch.
These rem., oa a clear white light at mast-head;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
AFRICA, Shama leaves I York, Wednesday. Dec.?.
EUROPA,Andenion, " Boeton, Wed" " nesday, Dec Lt.
PERSIA. Judi... " N York , w " . '"• rb "
AMERICA, Millar, " Boston, Wednesday, Deo.
ASIA, Lout, .. N York, Wedoesdsy. Jan 4.
CANADA. Lan; ' " Boston, Wednesday, Jan. li.
Berths not secuve,t until paid for.
An experienond Surneon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Got Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or h tale, unless bills of lading are aired therefor and
the t lue thereof therein expressed or freight or pas
sage apply to E. CUNARD, i who; Eireen.
not Nem York.
FOR THE SOUTII.--OHARLF&
TON AND SAVVINAILSTEAMFIRIPS.
FREiCH A REDuCED.
Heavy "Freight at an average of stylus pet oent. be
low New York Steamship fates.
FOR CHARLESTON. S. C. _
The U. S. Mail PteamsIoYKEYRTOI4FSTATE. Cap
tain Charles P. Marshman, will sail on Thursday, Dec.
ieth, at 10 A. M.
Thronsh in 49 toe.) hours. only 60 hours at Sea.
FOR SAVANNAH. Os.
The U S. Mall Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
Captain John J.Liarsin. will sail on Monday. December
12. nt lo o'clock.
Thrniiih in 58 to fry hours, only 48 hours at Sea.
err/Salem day. changed from eve Saturday to evert
five days. Goods received, and Min ry
of emend
etotry dtty.
rhe splendid_ first-claw ode-wheel Steamships KEY
STONE STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run as
above ever, ten days. thus forming a five-day oomma
ideation with Chmieston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships eon
nect with steamers for Florida, and with railroads,
for all places in the South and Southwest.
INSURANCE
,rreAht sni insurance on large proportion of Goods
Southwill be found to be lower by th en s k i p s
than by galling vetilate, the premium bang one-half the
rote,
N. R.—insurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or 1137enenh, the
Railroad Companies talon A riskefronn these points.
1311 hAT RE U NION I FARE.
Fare by this route 25 to 40 per cent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by the foUovrine oohs
dole. Throuth uoketa from Philadelphia via Charles
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, avocet from Mulattos' and savan
nah to Montgomerl
ilimann FIR%
To Charleston— 8113 OS
Savannah.— LS 00 Savannah— -- 31 CO
Augusta_..,_ 20 00 Augusta...._.._._ 2610
Dineen.. 21 00 Melon..___ 32 76
Atlanta- 23 CO Atlanta.__....__ 31 OP
ChSumbus....--. 23 00 Columbus &t 00
.tilbanY • 24 Ou Albany 37 CO
Anntvomery.... 26 00 hlontromery. _ SS CO
Mobile 33 CO 46 90
New Orleans ... Se 76 New 0r1ean5...._... 61 Oa
to bills of lading segued after the Chip has willed.
For freight or release arms' on board, at seeondwharf
above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HERON. Jr.,
Southwest corner FOUTS. and_CHESTNUI",
Arita in Charleston, T. 8. Sr T.'o. BU DD.
Savannah, HUNT:4:R dt GA3I3IELL.
For Florida front Charleston, steamer Carolina every
Tuesda
For F lorida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's aid
81. John's. every Tuesda) and Saturday. 1713
IaigMENWEST CHESTER and
ROAD eta MEDIA. P
HILADELPHIA RAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and alter MON DAY. December U r ns.
the trams will Leave reiradelphot, from the ritatioh, N.
E. corner of EIGHTEEN'PH and MARKET Streets. at
410 A. AL 1. and 4.30 P.M.
Leave West Cheater. from the DEPOT, on EAST
MARKET STREET, et 7.16 and 11.20 A. M., and 4.10
P. M.
ON EIHNDAYR—Leave Philadelphia at BA. M., and II
P M Lpepp wpm nhPOP , io 7 45 A. M., and 4 I'. at
The t r , i ng lancing Philadelphia at &I 0 A. M. and 4.30
E. M. connect at Penneltou with the Philrtilelphia and
llaltnonre Central Railrned. for I orwird Chaddaferd,
Kennett Square, and Avondale. HENRY WOOD.
oa-tr ,yeneral superintendent.
M IN T ON'S ENOAUSTIO TILES tot
floors.
Ornamental Chimney Topa for cottages.
Garden Vases and Fountains.
Vitrified Pipe for drains and Water ormdootore
luaroiteal and for tale tor
B. A. IlltA RISON
f.h la of VIA ,
i'MPSrNup otrA.
OLIVES --Spanish Queen, inprime order
in store, end for see by A. AIRRINO,
02) IA dot% Fltorci Weal.
": - 13)).LE8 BY AtICTION.
MTHOMAS a SOHO,
• Igoe. LV sad tel SIOM"H FOURTH STREET.
Emmert, NOIL IR and eil.)
SALES REAL ESTATE LED
STOCKS AT THE HICHANGiL—SaIea et mil earabe
end etoob herblbr be held at It o'clock Roo m
in the evening at 7 o'clock.
acv Contnbators brute the asses et either Ws.
Handbills of each property bawd separetey. in
addition to which ye putdrth, on Ma Retarder previous
to the sale, one thousaad catalogues, la nerephiet tom
vying ta li deeer4pl3,4l of all tbe properties to be e s ia
oa the folio/rine 7.
REAL ESTA ts AT PRIVATE BALE.
Er We nom, . I.rge antorrtit of reel estate at prints
este, including every aseertpbod of eitY sad, eceapPT
PruPartr. Printed bete inar ba had at the anstioa efibe
PRIVATE SALE REGISTER.
IlEir mate entered of; cox privets este register
sad advertised occasionally . = our public ante abetreate
(of whack LOVorneute are emoted weekty.nrbof ethane
PEREMPTORY BALE—RAILROAD BONII3.
e Tuesd,
Dec. 13, at 12 o'cloc O k oon, ay Oka Phaladelnlala Ei
change. will be sold—
Without reserve, for acceani of whom it may cos
cern-
-9 second mortgage bonds $1,400 each) of Om Canales
and Atlantic, Railroad Co.
For other goo:mate—l
II Owes Acaerioan Academy of hula, nth Ce2m
le ewes 31 'natal! Railroad ComwenY.
fats Delaware Slotual Insurance COMpaal 'any,
1 share Mercantile Library.
STOCKS, Lomia.
On Tuesday.
Dee. 20, at 12 c'etheir, upon. will he sold, at the
•lIEMSO
- sceount of wi om it msv concern-
Li co Meech I. toothier #1520. Keokuk. Mount
tie . negation Railroad Company, due Ja
nuary 1 =
REA'
- TE- BALI:I-DECEMBER M. AT 7
G.
Porempto "
ni Halm-NEATE VENINM ODERN SIDENCE,
No 21/ North Tenth street. south of Yens. 83g..
absolute'.
BUILDING LOT. west side of Twenty.sistb street.
north of Jetrerbon. Twentieth ward
BUILDING LOT. east side of Buley street, north of
Jeffersonon the rear of the above.
Ophsa G- I S '
TORY S B -D KDWEL Lw _ d r e hea
northeast
corner of Washington. and Orange atreets. l °anoint!"
ward.
Same Estate.—THßEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
!NG. north side of Washo ;ton street east of Orgasm
Same haute -3 TB RE}-bTORY BRICK DWaLL
IN GS. east Ede of Grimes street north of Wahinston.
RM. Estate. 2 THREE STORY BRICK On El L
INGS. south aidl• a ten-feet alley, between Orange
and Twelfti stida:hin -ton and Wallace streets.
Same Estate.-3 THREE STORY BRICK DW ELL
INDS. southwest corner of 2./sith and Brown streets,
Thirteenth ward.
Orphans' Court Sale-Estate oCJ. Ross Hnoyes, deed.
2 / SE bef-BY BRICK DWELL-12145. Jumper
airy
rest. north of Race.
ti:4:7,VittltiZtllt.e°qhse:bee°"'"i•dese' trea t,
west of St. John, i lots Nortnerre_Libernsa.,
NEAT MODERN DiViaI.LINO. 810 Lombard
street. west of Eighth. Two treats. Diumbdirila
peasesnion.
Peremptory Salm-NEAT DWELLLIG, No. 170 Ad
dison street. between Beyeareenth Anahi- lasenth and
rice and Lombard streets. pa aale absolutes.
Trustees' Sale-Dania or B. Dams dee'd.
6 THREE STORY BRICK DWFILL DAIS. northeast
*enter of Somerset aadltudiaot streets, Twenty-thud
ward la .
REE-STORY BRICK DWELLING & No. DM
Mamas street, between Master and Amason and
EL' reeth and Twelfth Ito , sits.
ker.8 , 24 S 5 STAN IL-Three-en:ay kriek More and
N 0.516 North Front street, between Ginn
mad Coatesosith 1 thrseart.ry onet dwellings in the
rear.
remptorY Sale. WELL-SECURED YEARLY
GROUND RE • T. 8'A 1 42). on IA of or and Gamut
p_ams to ev.d Brom street. above Be I.r at eet.
Twenty-third ward. 61 feet on Be ad street 61 feet
Gamesome° road, 192 rest deep. Two Dents. as. &Cs
sh elate.
REV ESTATE SALE, DECEMBER In, AT IRCON.
Trustees' Sase—estate of .harsor. T Bane. e k ed.
FIRST-CLASS CHESTNUT STREET YROPMITY.
The valuable property. No Sal Chestnut street. west of
the United emu* Czotorn Hones, between Frnirth and
Fifth streets. 27 fest If inches ['MIL 325 feet in depth o
Library_ street—having two fronts. B. caner ',lsno
t/U. Fs , tieulare in handbills sad rittioysaptue plea,
new ready.
The tni ae swarth,' between the stare and Fail
street Ars restricted.
Trusted Peremptory Sa t le— eas Eetate of Ina litseratsr,
&ed,
TW . O.Ett ORY BR ICh. AND LWELL
INGS. snot) weat corner of .1' rabtford road sad Mad
!Ara l Nineteenth ward. !rm. -ate at solute.
Same Fatata.--2 BRI Cli — EM hl..LINti Rammer et,
north of Panes, FAshtesath ward. la Sate ands:An:a-
Same katita.—T_BßEE-tilOitY hit - SICK DWELL
!NU Inv 'ludo of Fifth streetaionb of mgslo
abeohre.
. . -
VALUABLE. FARM AVD COUNTBY SE -T, 173
acres on the Bethlehem , urepilth.b; • de w•st of Mont
omery square, Montgomery county, P5.,2) mules from
rbilndeleb"..
BUILD NO LOT. Becks street. west of Thine-es
venal Twenty-fourth w•rd.au feet front, OD feet deep.
Two fronts.
I AL UABL BPPLNPBe ST AND.— Three-story
brick enre and dwelling. No. iii bort% Beane streen,
between Arch and Mace. baring a carom' into
St
freth'sailey.
MISCELLANEOUs BOOxs. sTATIONULT, AND
BLikiSK HOOKS.
This Ithinsingi
MMSf)UlZi=l;il
Receiver's Second IS and IS South Rath et.
STOCK OF EI : EGANT NAM*.
- - On Parcrdny Morning,
Dea.lo, as II res'nek, at how Shad *Booth Sixth st.
by entatogne. to order at th e sees-m the entire stock
of Messrs. k Febater.eoomprising a general
assortme plans . rand action and Lows Xi it style az and
1. octave in elegaat aad plant rosewood muss.
Ful!parlieubtrs in vivito:nes
*.iT The attention of purehagera is particularly ye
q tiered to this elle. The entire etoek owintifastared
pressl
wall great cere by Messrs Wi)hetm & nebular. ex
y tot wardroom mks. and ctrl he sold without ro
se r de.
Exact tors' Sale Germantown.
HOUSt.FIGLD I , ESN MULE-
On ertay Afßtles.
13th lest.. at 11 cictock Tu . in Rit o tenhouse stout. fourth
house above Green street. Germatoolirs. by o-der of the
ex/wadies or Mania Came, decayed. a iisnana assort
rn oat of household and katebea furniture.
fir May be examined on the roomier of ale.
VALUIBLE MEDICAL LIBRARY.
Oa 'Tuesday sad Wednesday kvenines.
Pee. 13 and If..e will sells valuable library of medi
cal bock., nanny of tam scarce and eurioca. all in wood
oondition. The collection as perticularly rack in French.
fnithah, and American palinode, and in works on Met
alt .
For particulars see cutely/mu. and the books,
aMilplrtall be arraneed Simi/aye previous.
Sale etas . 131 and 141 South Puerta' Street.
SUPERIOR P . 'RNITEICE,ER KNVH-YLLTMJI
HORS. P FORTE HALBSSLII CdREIeTS..
Oa Thanday Women.
At p o'clock. at the lumina Store. as aseottamat of
exeeneet eemend-head furniture. elezaatralify . ...
fine mirron,• (=pets. Me., from fa:allies
hoahehaeltair,rmoolvd. to the more for ectal
tate.
Fsteulors' Fate.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. tS,AT 3 O'CLOCK.
YALU/IBL , T .11:11.0GICA LIBRARY OF THE
LATE REV. JOSEPH BELCHER, D. D.
On Thursday A tlernoun.
Dec. M. LW. , commenents at 3o dock. we wilt sell the
exterstre and - .a'ut tbe.loalcal lihsatry of the We
Rev. Joseph Belcher. D. D . by order or...locators.
0 tor rartetrats see estakrtmes. :Inch WI be
ready too days armors, and the WA, turansed fdr
exam/natty/1.
Extensive Peremptory Rale.
ROBEt'''OnD it ND WALK CABINET FULE/-
TERI—STOCK OP O* O. 1. riVIKELI.
On Friday !Jonas.,
Dec. Idth, at 10 o'clock. at the Iltareroottar, No. 621
Walnut meet- tha awe c f efegsa , Towne.] sad
ermeing-tconl. (Nang won . lib all ad chamber
ternditre compri- ins a general. assortment- CI mean.
facared in the best man er. Ind at the beat ma:advt.
Mr. Henkei3, for his 'tearer oat s des • end .ar anion.
112 T Th • attention et euretoeere ; mutat_ d to thin
gale, es the entire stock in the catalogue trill to sold
tthnot reserve.
aa - May be examined Mira data 'mime to sCe,
and on ,•• edneut it coo Moeda, &ream a till9 o'clock
11 - OSES NATIJANS, AUCTIONEER
J.v-R. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, mahout
eorzter of SIXTH and RACE Street..
GREAT CHANCE FOR CR RIS CMAS PRESENTS.
NATHANS' GREAT eAL.
OP FORP.ITED COLLATERAL 3.
On Toesday ?laming,
November 1.3. at 10 o ' clock, at Mores Nathuts' Aun
ties store. southeast corner of Sixth and Race streets.
in record-story sales room. entrance from Race at.
Consist ng. m pert of Ina..nifieent 1111AtIC cme sold
patent lever watches extra fun Jewelled and of the
most approved and heat makers foil 18 lame eases;
hamlet. case. double case and doable bottom fine gold
Akers.er watches. of the moat approved and heat
the moat of them heavy 18 karat cases fine
gold deta had patent lever watches. aid leputa do., in
miming cases and open feces best a stern. 18 tarot
fide; eleenut 10 karat bunting asses patent lever
weitio. es, apb udidly enamelled and net wax diamonds;
do. whip enamelled and landasapit ; do. set with pearl ;
fine IS karat mold hunting case double time and inde
pendent aecond patent lever watches. for timing horses.
&e.: Lonline ease, double case. and double bottom
English ether atent lever watches of Pen makers;
hunting case
rulers duplex watches : - double time and
otherhe silver inon watcher; hawing ease and open
dahed pat nt lever end re pine watches some of
them triad and set without the nse of a key; tine tins
case doable ease. and other English. Brim and French
watihes; diamond,; finger rm., and breast pin.; fine
gold ves t, fob and necc chaine and elate ante chains;
gold se ale and keas; fine gold vete!' caseronith pens;
tooth ticks; cold and :elver spectacles; ladies' fins old
necklace.; fine. gold bracelets and bands; sets game.
lava, French peunttios. and other fine mold bre...tau:ls ;
finger rings medallions. lockets. muds. ale-se batons,
scarf .arns. kg.; watch., akera' tools, jewelte,a' ;
fine old violins, some cry valuable ; +Lego:derma, Ines&
horns, I Ivey 8 key Hates and other flutes, unwell itl
sulinsents.
CIGARS.
10 OM superior Hessias men
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS.
10 fine cloth cloaks. lets style. ent.rely nor.
The cloaks lull Ge sold at 10 o aloe& precisely. We
..in t hen pro,,,,yi Int h thy sue nr vutehes leweirT. &o
ieol".. 1.0-C7lB
WIL LIAMS & BOYLE. AUCTIONEERS
ANTI commsalmv MERCHAM No.
North MAIN STREET, at. Loam, Mo. I formerly
Messrs. Myers, Clashorn Co, Philadelphia.) er
their terrines to the merchants, manufeebrrers, and
°thereof Philadelphia, for the ask of err geode, earrete.
boots, shoes. Dadra'. Jararr. ka, &e
-lm, Cult advances made on reoeupt of anode.
Ilah. Settlements made three lays after salsa
amassers.
Mora. Myers. Clagham. & Co., Phyla.
Stuart & Brother. Rle.
Van Wyek. Townsend. & Warrens, New York.
L. tc B. ennui
" Wood. Chnsty. & Co.. St. Lonis. Mo. "
Crow, Mormyry. & Co.. • • 4 *
mdl-f
mac:lint:Ml AND IRON.
SAYIVIL V. 111.31.111 CL, 3. VAV01L3.31131332.1VX.
WU,LIAII H. .
SOUTUWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STRESti r
VYl3l.Ar.Plibt.
MERRIC & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River. and Manna service,
Dollars, Gasometers, Tax=on Boats, As.; Castings
of kinds, either Iron or
Iron Frame Roofs! for Gas Works, Work Shope, Rail
road Stations, &a.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved condi - notion.
Every description of Plantation Mactunenr, /10, as
Sugar, Baw, Gnm Mille, Vacuum Paris. Oven S lam
Triune. Defecaters, Filters, Pumping &vines. &e.
Bole Agents for N. Rilheun's Patent Surer Boiling
Apparatus ; Nurnyth's Patent Stem Hammer; am;
Aspinwall & Wolsey'a Patent Cer.traingul Satan Drain
inr Sinaloa@
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES
NOTICE IS HEN ERY GIVEN THAT
c.parmer.hiy heretof o re ev e ti ne
Mr. GEO. IA COLBI and the subscriber. wader the
stile of GEO. W. COLBY .t CO is dissolved.
GILA& A. DA-NIELS.
DNA(
IThil6delrhil, Nor. 16
JOTIOE [S HEREBY GIVEN, that the
firm of WA fLNICK. CHADWICK BRO. a this
d at v g . no T erul i d e V e tke ß' L n7 :l . r l' et t rirCMlT
BRO , at the Northeist corner of SECOND arid RACK
Streets. JORN K. c i
1111!!!!M80=
IN SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large assortment of •
EVANS k WATSON'S
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAFES.
VAULT DOORS.
RANI LOCKS. For Baran and Stores.
Eyes! to saw mow in age.
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, &e..
On la rood terms as any other estabtiyhp.ant in U.
Muted StAtea, j.
EVANs & WATSON.
No.3OICRESTNuT Street,
Pitilsolelptus.
PLEASE GIVE US A_CALL„, _
CHEAPEST WINDOW GLASS in town,
M DICE'S, S. W. weer ot SEVENTH and
bbls cotta Nos. 1 and 2
!!LL Lcop ; : vox 011. Bb Wins Roain,stt t store,
and Nl' sal* by
ROWS:BY. 415}1131:31N5R, & CO..
.111 li Smolt 'WA A RVPS
silWl
t. l3 t BLS, N9 :. 1 LIERR . --I.Xo
f " .7 "" v,lf t. -41
to 4/4 0
cov•uvra
NEW YORK SYRUP-300 tails. assorted,
for by JAMES OOH thapsHi