The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, December 29, 1859, Image 4

Cleo Loose: ; old irtii‘tii"ooli',oo:yk
'4oi*Ml.** ll Y#et-:7 l6 ;' o. '4 l4l. ei; fli A t,
''t7 ,l i SPle*yoo4'643leiriailial,et; pod_
• istisei“,*4:;:.talailciii
any thing they Seek' generally to
prefer goo ciooksto teSt,-.:A.llF,;ttiti'
houtrairniany whese'ioierperetuulee; lest an
_angle of some too deg; with the nether , per-,
'Hon of his vi Whopieyeknre so kuletink
that. he oarr.abirbet lOok.around. his ownlet4-
-wheiWchiiek - boiel§ ; *,
ter want hi`. propriety, evinced ihY the Wort:q
uite nose, and phol?;•irt -, dicieAci),. a desire
to be ‘.3ff-Larrifthe're4 of wimp patties and
proportions' appeSi
gather A Pitch4ork , -aalt .111#1itttoi lie
wouldprifer-of all IfOod - iptalltiet6,had - he his,
cholearand Mark his - answer; - ,..Ask the fop; or
theperionWhe 4=400) be,
Sf,y OM "14dies4a4iTh'.041#T:F•ithe'
YouWift ; lirdihe - eiretair the:SaMe;
A fr. l6. #!tif
tem countenance which Jeationably to
hoe' from 'nittrilreailoni, being,
e . i10 : 1 410 4 fOrOlitOtlOg
into minute ; - deioription.of - hie-features, two
Partionlars may 14 . 3 eli4 l)/e41 • :- 64e, Is, a corn.
tinallXll4rft'which' ever i4t4i s Oon'hts,
face; the_Other, an obliquitY"of Mai:loyal:ray;
and :thia. "ao '4ceirsitei that every'!Stringeile
the same apartment with hintreight reasonably
Aukaiso,that•his eyes Were diretted towards
: - ..hirrieer; 7 :.,Wher s titibleComp#p;Aiiiiliftve'nften ,
imagined that Ihti,tainerta Air!, xi of old, Whe
reportridA'iiavi had a hundreds aiiej might
;and all; have' had,, like other ore:Stares, only.
tiro; but that those , two wire oblique in , their
operation, life t*O.kilamo l ‘ 6 11 4 1 1 - Da&
gore,* .acsoe knoW;" gentle•'reader,
lurk in other eyes liten . thoae of:beauty; or
evertbasiliska. . .
Travelling with hint, one occasion;
thr4i6 a distant *Of, the; otgntry y stage,
ire feoPlo-4, o Xer'T4 l 4 at a.public house- The,
, coach gradAteed• well filled with Pallenger!!,
and among them wewereiatenialied go behold
one iho-trati at least a match for -Swindal in
point of personal' attracthinl4- - thiough' hilt fed. :
tures were ofe ntirely' differ4ti stamp., The
• latter-2 persondik `,pil s .ld4la Addresses °several
_ times in the fore " p art' of IN evening, at the
. shrine of Ttaichrer-,-otherwise termed the lend'-
: loidie bar-brit" it could not be: obseried.' that
his potations had; at '1.10.' time, any effect won
After the evening meal we seated
ourseir*, around a cheerful 'fire, and were se
engaged either in conversation a4th
our fellow-travellers, or in smoking riur cigars.
For our own part;while discussing the 'merits
of the latter, luxury, we were et•the . same time
employed in hunitittinge comparison bet Ween
the `respective Morita of the Om charnplons of
ugliness mho' were before 'Naturally ad
dicted to:Philosophizing Of everf kind; the
doctrines of Lavater are our especial admire
,
• - -
Which of the worthy competitors would hate
borne off the Hesperian apple in;regard of his
superior ugliness, we Cannot work otirsegi
. tations were inddenlYinterrupted by a scowl
of indignation -, arising Alpert the - stranger*
countenance, fixed tea' it was; oddly endirgli!sial
we thought at the timeOrpon Stylndalis; The
aforesaid scowl was i6 t illPa'lite4 with
vogife.
rations onititli; rdorild riOt then be
comprehended; The attention of friend Swim:
dal was, at the mement; three.* t;b,s6nie cony
venation in a different: part ,the rciom ;
while the stranger aPpearedli4r*.mere and
more indignant, and at length; as he. as about
rising front" his chalr-4vidently"with:s44
bellicose deeign , --we made our way tewhichi
him what offence our friend had
committed, that seemed to call forth' Such ex
pressions of linearity..l .4 •" • - "
• it o,frence 2" lbok at the
—.scoundrel ! He has been making his 'grin:ie.:l
.
eels Remo thie , ,halfhour! At iireit did not
mind it so much ;` lin if you, air; or he, either;
lingerie that I aniktemade sport, of in tbil
auffertreitntiVirrin - are
. _
U 1 9.14 11 ..e _eding.,Orlerhe, Wm:Min Our In.!'
tended expia*l„ on_of the subject—for the stater,
of *Berl watijarieetly evident he fintindit',
stall areinteOlie roem to the Wee inhere
Swindal was seated; 'and 'ere the" latter Was
Win &wire - Of , the - mrsupre .- intenutma, h.
found hire:self, chair' and all, turribliag on they
door. The, invader; apparently' ;unable
withstand thereectitMof the imp ettui ho had
communicated,, "completed the
,pyramid,with
' his own proportions. , , For; a Moment/ there
'enacted :lc,. delighttid scene of_ cuffing,
sweering,' thumPing,' 8M; 'bet'
,the 'next, th e
two 'betubitontli were '
separated; and they,
snood glatingdeflance at each other, while the
rest of us endeavored 'to bring there to reason,
but they were even • too, excited to listen 'to,
aught elsethan the promptings of their own
ittiliuntient of clotirt,"Yon Caliber& I'll teach
yon-to assault inthiti manner i"
St/Ind/di he:nide for the door, followed-by
his antagoilia, venting -his rage as he went
along, by keens of oaths end' o ther' inking
expressions." ' _
Out 'they-went. The night was tiak-z-the
streets _were -muddy—and-withal- it rained.,
Some of the company left.their twits in order
to go out and separate them a"second times
but their intentions were Otervaledhy therei
monstrinces of thereat. M Let them finish It
themselves," : said they . ; if;they : w*li , go out
in snolvit night this' to - *hinge; ph)*
there line Use in trying tiitdoir tbent4so hong,
so they are out of our way ? 'ldon'tietiti meddle
with them." Fier our own Part, • we had no
fears for Swindal, for, to title a common ex
pression, he Waco strong as .a. cart," and was
an adept in the art of, cuflingo We knew that
what weeould - do, tinder the circmnatancesi
would Avail little,ondliqlomentaith) 1!1"?-le
meddle - 44'111i ietariget4 not to
hintOttlike one thattaketh a dog by the ear!."
But as they did= riot - return so' Soon" as might'
have been expected, we sallied forth with a
lantern in search of them, and found them at
some distance from the house, closely linked
in each other's embrace, and almost buriedin
the chnghig mud. - The topmost one Was de
manding, of; the other, that he Should. ask, his
pardon before the companyfor having insulted
him, which the latter, in a smothered voice,
swore izeiteithi net do, finless the Other Would
Finding -that the united effecta of mud and
?minium] somewhat cooled their /Tyne, We con"-
calved It a favorable , opportunity to settle the
quarreithongh, In one seimei it was Already
HMO enough in all commiencei,
Yon wish hid to ask ieur parden p then?"
oa r the a o l 4oo l oi. here,t Witeni - s' as.
we,hsd supposed; we'found to ae Siill4s4.,
gent,: sir,,' was the anower, - 0 and he;
/limit do it, Or aiatilM to death in the mud here,
'Just as he pleases.", ' -
6 414. - t eft you knot,,, on 1 0, interrupted the sue-,,,
dating, *with an inexPected lurch, be tin:Mt
bled hioefori into the Soft" Mid liesldelitn;and
fotmdlthnitelt i in US turni'rrietlite in the tipper
e i r e e , -1, • - •
Nonothenr said he
' "setting MC teeth,
firmlytogether„ while the ,deihrOtied ,
strugglediMicely,latt in vain; tefree hireself—
Now...them ' - latt it Is My turn to` Mune the:
conditientrefleace; Whathed_tdoite f o youi:
Yon,iscouigirtPihatitidlini4YOn !iP#:"
of me before themoutpouy 1" •: •
‘Ylgtic4 0 03;49 1 ', *Mt - s
;•
commonSanaa•led :foe SfippriSeao t"'"att,
r ow e d
,'Sillarial, I'searcely and
sonisibilt,humblett - thne;tilled is his "Month
was with the 'mixed elentordtwetarth and rtit
ter. • " • :
We Chiiivid in a GentlemenUt ' 'evident
there iiiieneMbitake here, hut you, Will 410 t
•
come alit by lying there in the mud Ind,"
addressing:tie ethnigeri We Pledirointitseittif
to-nominee him that :SWindai intended_netn:,
cult TO'thishe nlllilly
$l4 is Swindell& tiiereuitig
stitittliak Ittid: hie' o ** roitder eih o 4 lo Pil*_
ahittodAtaser- the, uncertainty erfatei and he,
691tagaiiit ittittei to resign willinity thai by ;
aonifeleliii,.T Wee fa* theft: legi,
r ",io
etteeifesial,Aroligh with
Pareet444llejudali 'auttigoniet of 'the tkit
of tiiit4iriitltOspeier 104 WO,4oitel sti r thati
the 61114'14'mi 'We 'fii,a not other
irtoe itywihtue terott
etertidend $ 603 ; 11 4.,,it Atitiiqw,fot his
mistake, o ff efred tO with the cow
iii' tic,, Kb* iletidefe 4,in reviling it.
of ?rank 'Fa grerong
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ABSTRACT :OF nER RBPORT
E 1711 E SECRETARY .0f: INTERIOR.
Ditrtn2 the- year ending the 30th of Beptem
her,lBs9,l6o,ooo patentf were tranandtted, or ft.l , :.
pariid t for trananalitioni and doltrerY, by the General
1.1314:144, - *llool."•sl . B:thp,iiiiii r ail road lands
Wert prepared and.eordied tbe States, WLidbl
if dibided bjf,i falr"aVerage,,Wbilld•be equal to the
pteparatlemof an luiclitioruel 'number of 184,009
mutt patents:
'inttilng the are , qinirters - ending September 80 f
1858, 018,183 acres of the public lands were die.
posed of 1.4.970,600 aorta were sold for each, yield
ing $2,107,478; 8,617,440 acres were boated with
bounty land warrants; 1,712,040 acres were gip•
prorate the several States entitled to them, under
the 4pramp grants of Maroh 2,1849, and September
29; 1850; and 6,818403 agree certified to States, as
telling to them under the grants for railroad put.-
initheSiime period of time 18,817,221 dares
were surveyed and prepated 'for Market, and 18,-
783,053 Wire lroolaimed ' and • Offered' public
sales . - .
7-
1 7 he aggregate quantity of public land that has
been euryeyed, but uotyet proclaimed or offered
at piblielale; Wait, in the 80th of Septembir,loso,
56,970,941 Ureic and the ,estimated quantity wide&
hadheen offered at public ealee and remained tub
*deo *Witte entry at verimee land °flue, Weis
80,000,000 acres- .
The
,Segretary recommends that a law be pasted.
'in !grit of liberality to settlers on uneffero
lands oteiniki 'sob. two, years, from the date
of Sling his deOleratory - statement, within which
to make his,
,m ,proof ,attd,psy ter his land ; and, at
the, same : time."aking It Incumbent upon the
President 'to offer at path; isle, - by rproelamationi
all lands that may have been imrveyed by unite.
ritY of (hinge's"; at iiny' time.'„within two years
aftar.the plats, of new hare been approved. As
apeoteetion against fraudulent pre-emptions, no
one 'Should- be' permitted tseeffeet an entry until
- after the expiration of three months from the date
of .Aling his declaratory statement, and until he
has produced- satisfactory proof of three months'
continued resident* upon the land claimed.
' the adoption of snob amendments the Presi
dent would have before him a plain path of duty
in bringing Linde into market. 'No one could be
When by eurpriee I no expectations could be enter
tallied, or oaloulationg made, which would depend
for solution on th! exercise of Execetive discretion.
Aotrodde Pre-emeters would be protected Iti thepoi
session of the tracts upon which they bad eettled,
and indulged with ample time in which to pay for
theist ; and .our entire, land sy s tem would work
with ouch oinipliefty, justice, and general benefit
to the Government and the °Wean as has never
been attained De any other' eouniry Tosieued of
large bodies of unoccupied land.
The, recommendation of the 11!Ibmmissioner of
Public Lexels,, suggesting that en., act be roused
limiting the time' in Which the States shall prefer
claims for swamp lands, is approved. Such a law
weitld'work iSolniustlea ee the States entitled, and
woult , hava.a' good Weed* quietleg land title in
those Stets", end relieving the department from a
vast amount of most complicated labor, - Already
the States have received, on this score, the muni•
Event-grant of more than 42,000,000 acne, and
sonie 14,000,000 more have been selected.
•
Out' relations' with the verieue tribes of Indians
within our limit); have eontinued,luring the past
year, 'in' a' satisfactory condition, and peace has
been generally Maintained with this dependent
Ooeasionerceitbreaks have occurred, it he
tnie ..and . crimes and outrage! have been - com
mitted; but these have perpetrated by bands
of deeperate'onf - .
nation . evened
deliberate Mir
The &again
Sons and ant
resulting in
premeditation,
of a geepral
It esznot
ores whielein
the rositiefle
been planned ,
anted, by ou
officers of the __
moist 'commendable eigilanieend promptness, the
facilities for escape areso.great that oandign pun
ishment seldom overtakes the guilty perpetrators.
The average annual expenditure on Indian ae-
Gout, including the interest on stocks held in
trust for the several _tribe!, and on sums which, by
;treaty provisions, It , Was stipulated, should, be in
!stilted, but which have remained In the Treasury
of the United Statefijs $3,055,270.08. .
The amount 'of sten held, in trust for Indian
tribes by the Department of the Interior is $2,449,-
241 82. and the net annual interest thereon is
$2032,00207 - - ~ •
The present liabilities of the United States to
Indian - tribes,[funding, at live per cent. the per
petual annuities secured _to them by treaty, and
also the annuities payable during the pleasure of
Congress, abseiled tei 321,472,423.25. , `
Efforts have been made, daring the past year, to
ascertain, with some approach to accuracy, the
number of our Indian population. So far as the
annuity Indians are concerned, the required in
foimation is easily obtained, but it is almost im
pwible to ascertain, with any eortainty, the num
bers of the migratory and roving tribes of the far
Wed.. In Newt, to these, the estimates must be
regarded as merely approximate. The total num
ber of Indians within our borders may be eat
down, in round numbers, at three hundred and
fifty thousand. , -
liffnless the change of policy recently adopted by
the Government effects a corresponding change in
their habits, there is but little ground for the hope
of averting their Utter extinction.,
plhis policy heretofore adopted of removing . the
eer s popnianon to a t eenaea"a g ~oN cls of thou
Territory, the need consideraUeneeewhteli we e
large moneyenunity to 'he divided- among" them
jiereopita, had a deleterionvetabeemon theirnee
rale, 'end. Confirmed them •In theirereeirigi fell
tuditi. This policy we are noir edepelled, by the
neoeteity of thriase, Ito change. -Ate
the
the
policy the,Goverement is to gather th e Indiana
aeon' email tribal reservations, - within the - well-%
defined exterior boundaries of which 'small tracts
of, land - are eseign ed . in severalty to the individual
members of the tribe, with all the rights incident
an" ate sin; f,eeixbstple, ,eseept the power of
alienation:" This system wherever it has been tried
has worked well, and the reports of the superin
tendent!, and agents give a most gratifying account
oft the great improvement which it tae effected in
the aharaeter Mid habits of those tribes which
have beta brenehtuider its oPeration.
Thie er tore adopted es the died pelhiy Cite Go
vernment, and, sanctioned' by Congress, has been
thb leading idea in all the treatise' recently neve
Gated with the Indians. , It is, however, only by
slow degrees that io radical a change can be afoot.
ed; a whole nation will not move at nnee.
_
iieveral years since Team tendered to the Go.
vemment certain tracts of 'lend tor the occupancy
of the Indians the Government Accepted the lands,
.emdpreeeeded to , gather upon them as many In
diens WI could- be induced to abandon their roving
lithand rattle dorm to.agrioultural pursuits. The
_reports of their progress were most favorable, and
;the production. of the reservation promised at an
%Icily. day to be more than sugielent for their oom
forte:lla subsistence. In the midst of this pros-
Parity, sagratifying to the department and at the
very boar when it.was believed that the reserve
lien system would prove eminently tueoessful, a
melt' determined and unreasonable hostility to
these Indiana - and their, agent/ exhibited itself
among' a portion of the Settlers who had come In
and" legated in that *don et the State. The re
moval 'O . f ' the Indians was demanded under a
threat of extermination. ' They were foiled for a
tieua by die Mot and good management of the late
superb:lb:admit; aided by the presence of a detach•
merit of United Rate. troops. With a desire to
prevent bloodshed, and, at the pressing instance of
the authorities of the State of Texas, the depart
ment consented to issue an order for the breaking
up of the reservations, to be carried into effect as
noon as the then growing crop could be harvested.
'This concession, Instead of satisfying those Texans,
only stimulated them .to farther outrages, and they
peremptorily demanded the immediate removal of
the Indiana When it bemuse apparent that the Re
serve Indian' lived in daily fear of being murdered,
arid that under each armrest - eases no crop Gould be
raised, _permission was given, at the urgent
request -of -the , euperintendent, for the Immo
diets. • removal of the/Indians. Threats were
then` made that - the Indians should not be
permitted to remove, and It beemne-neeersary• to
invoke the aid of the army to protest them in their
rotates. Their removal was finally elected, and
they are now, to the number of 1,411, colonised in
the country leased for the,purpOse from the Oho-
LON and Oldekebews. On the return of the super-
Intendant to the State of Texas he was wantonly
I attacked and murdered: "
'These Indians are mow in a oomparatively desti
trite condition, and to maintain them during the
- Aurrent year will require an enlarged approprta•
;The management of our Indian affairs in
California has been embarrassed with" a -great
variety of 'difficulties. Neither the Govern
nient of the •,, Milted -. Stites, nor the - State
'of California, ' reSogithes in the ' Indians
any right of exalt:wive ocoupancy to any ape
aide lands. Reservotions have been provided
by law; a large number of Indians has, from time
to time, been collected upon them, and large sums
of IEOII4 have been expended to establish them,
with the hope that they would soon learn to sup ,
mamamselves.by their own labor, and gradually
bedtiotyllised. Rut th ese expectation' have not
Iteirealised: Through' the mismanagement and
n octet MietnplOyese, the Interference of our
of sena, and th'e aporent impoeslbllity of teaming
tbeselndians lo labor. thereon, the reservation
system of_ California has proved a failure.
;The whole number ;of pensioners of all olasses
nOw on the rolls -IS ' eleven thetiarui 'live hundred
and eighty-tie,: and the aggregate amount per
annum required fertilely payment Is $1,034,914.11.
Ilse amount paid on amount of ParonOns during
the year ending. Jtine 80,1869, was' $1,183,140.89.
iOf the aggregate number of pensioners on. the
mile, ten thousand'exhandred and sixtpievasi are
from the army, and nine hundred and eighteen
front the navy. Of these, four thousand 'eight bun
died and sixty-one of the former, end three hun
-Oil and seventy-die of the latter, are on the in.
valid mile, and- their terudousfamount to $469,.
451 0$ per annum. • ' . : • ,
The number of revolutionary pensioners has
ilWisolbsd - down- to 0116' hundred and sixty-live,
eighty-nine having died during the present year.
:The heather or wideire'of rovidetionary cilium
- end soldier,, under all the lots of Congress grant
leg pensitinkirsit,' at the clime' 'of the year, three
thousand seven hundred . -and fourteen ; and the
whole number of pensioners on the rolls, under all
the acts allowing, half -pay to TwidOwsend orphans
of deceased officers and soldiers, wall two thousand
ikintitundrid and tilby4Wo: - '
;During tins year ending 80th of September list,
- six thousand eight:hundred and • one bounty land
warrants were Mined; `selling far the - aggregate
munctity of one million thirty thousand eight hurl
'dped and sixty sores. This amount, added to that
haretoklre reported, makes the entire griantity of
Iblie land granted for military eervioir slaty
;three milliens,serten hundred and twenty thousand
't o hundred and twenty-two ;toren. _ „ ..
It is to bo re yet*/ thrit th e penal stabile against
,pPasenting fraudulent eltihns' on' the Government
°buntline tole'riolated. - No lest that, one thon.
sind' fall* and forged Ninety len& elaime bare been
discovered on the Alm of the Pension Office during
the past year', sindlith 'utierist stagilatioe' hie been
eXeroised iniarreting,out, arresting, and proseon
tMg GIMP by *hens Aey were presented. Eight
of thitaffelideilii Ifdie - been ciniVicted end salaamed
th the penitentiary, and twenty others have been
k an
I Metall; of - witbffi:faririhave;sthigonded, ode ,hee
ladVindliftitin aWaibtriat ., -• ' ' - ' -' " - '
ThfriPißlhe . hart, biltlajtM 88,878,04.2 as have
A Mind , IrY,tetittoll'Or:Prititte property, and
- dad for the general goody aika 'sine., the etty
p-iti , J= . 4lo,l, , , , lopitiAttinve,-1,d , 417.
~ ad in meeting publle,buildlngs and making
InOtanwasints. • - llot'mtteh Yet remains to be
ofer - ;11).11 lob: large epppopriathms Will be re
4 - ~. ;•-..“?''.• ' . -.• •-,' • - " • '
i 1 VitiltWA6 Gatedirencenseitt lit' ihe true la.
wpwirelthf oily mai Dletrieti act' st the .same
1111.W.:PRPAS.-;.VHILADELPIIMA',! - T
timato.retnove all _ground of complaint against
Congress in reference to its non-aotion in regard
to important improvements the 'Secretary says , :
". I Would recommend a radical change in ey
tem pf making appropriations, and the• adeption of
stio.fi, an arrangement as will in future secure exact
Moose and justice to every interest. - The most
feasible plan Toould suggest' would' be this : Let
the usual appropriations for the improvement and
lighting of etreets and avenues, and the support of
Wireneral police force be discontinued, as also all
Special appropriations' for objects properly falling
under the immediate• control of the city authori
ties,. or of the people of the Distriot t and, in lieu
ther,eof, let an annual appropriation be made, pro
pertionate in amount to t h e value of the property
owned by, and held . for the 'exolualve use of, the
United States within the District, to be applied in
such manner and for such objects as Congress shall
approve."
During the approaching !piing the equestrian
statue of Washington, ordered by the Thirty-second
Poppets, will be completed, and placed in the eon
tie of the Circle, in and near the western extremity
'of Pennsylvania arcane.' This will be a noble
work of art, and reflect the highest credit upon Mr,
Mills, the artist, who, indeed, regards it as hie
greatest and proudeet achievement.
The north front of the Patent Office building is '
I nearly completed, and the appropriations already
made for it will suffice for that purpose, and also
for the improvement of the grounds around it.
When finished, the entire building will, es is be-
Keyed, be the finest specimen of architecture of its
order in this or any other country, and for the pre
sent it will afford convenient accommodations for
theentire department as now organised.
The Work has been Continued on the wagon-road
froth Port Kearney,. via South Pass, to Honey
Lake, and the same may now s les regarded as corn
plated. Its location and construction have given
very general• satisfaction to the numerous emi
grants to the Noble elope who have travelled over
it during the put season.
tsXAS BOUNDARY.
• The Joint commission "authorised by the sot of
,Tune 6,1868, for surveying the boundary lines be
tween the State et Tezu and the Territories of the
United States, entered upon the field of duty early
in January l est, and have completed' the survey
and demarcation of the 32d parallel of north lati
tude, from the Rio Grande to the 103 d meridian
of west longitude, and also of the 103 d meridian,
from thence to its intersection with the parallel of
36 ilea. 30 min. north latitude, with the exception
of a short portion on the Llano Estacado, whist,
from physical causes, could not be surveyed. Ris
.confidently expected that the whole work will be
completed during the next season.
MENISCI.
At the last Session of Congress an appropriation
was made to enable the department to make the
necessary arrangenionts for taking the eighth oen.
sus. This important work cannot be deferred. It
must be accomplished during the next year. The
carefully s prepare& law of 1850 will go into effect
on the first day of January next. Slops have al.
ready been taken to have the proper infatuations
prepared and the blanks printed, so as to be In the
hande of, the marshals in time to enable them, with
a complete understanding of the sohedules, to enter
vigorously upon the exeoution of their duty on the
first day of Juno next.
Subsequent reflection has but confirmed the
Secretary in the opinion expressed in his last an
nual report, that the eighth census, taken in all
respects in conformity with the proviilons of the
law for taking the seventh, will prove most advise:
tageous and satisfactory to the country The ne.
°emery expense which will be incurred will require
an appropriation of at least a million of dollars it
the approaching session of Congress.
The sum of three thousand live hundred dollars
having been heretofore appropriated for a digest of
the stathdies of manufactures, wording to the re
turns of the sesisnth census, that compilation was
completed within the limits of the appropriation,
and printed and distributed shortly after the ad
journment of the last Congress.
JUDICIARY.
Thejndlois.l emirates during the fiscal year end
ing on the 80th of Junegast, exceeded, by a small
amount, the appropriation of $1,000,000 made
therefor; and from present appearances those of
the present year will be quite as great. This in
crease over the expenditures of any former year
in :the history of the Government is to be attri
buted to the seal, energy, and stoma of our offt
°era in detecting violations of the penal statutes,
and the consequent increase in the nuMber of prose
cutions for crime, and to the additional amount of
business in the Federal courts generally.
Frauds upon the l'erutiOn Office, counterfeiting
the coin of the United States, and depredations
upon the malls, are the orimes of most frequent
occurrence. To these, however, must bo added
murders upon the high seas, violations of the
neutrality laws, those prohibiting the African
slave trade, and those, for the reclamation of fa
live slaves . Of these offences, violations of t he
African slave trade laws, until lately, appear to
have bean almost unknown. But, although of re
cent occurrence, they are nevertheless crimes of
the gravest character, and the district attorneys
and marshals have been prompt, and energetic in
their efforts to bring those who have committed
them to justice.
PATENT omen.
The record of the Patent 019oe during the pal
year furnishes, as ulna!, a most satisfactory exhibi
of the steady progress of our country in the appli
cation of science to the Mogul arts.
During tho three quarters ending September 30,
1.8¢9, Ave thousand one hundred and sixty-seven
applications for new patents were received ; eight
hundred and thirteen caveats filed, and three
thousand three hundred and thirty-four patents
turned and .re-istmed. ,
There has been an increase in the business of the
office for the put nine months, over the correa
poirding months of ' 1858,, of one thousand and
seventpsix applications for patents, one hundred
and seven outsets, and five' hundred and eighteen
patentiLieranted.
ThelenelPie foe the three quarters were $lBB,-
- irattAt,:-..hcAng p a increase of '37,554.88 over the
norm/Tending_ mitten - or-lase -year. - The expandl
tmves wer
,437.02. e.5157,101.15, leaving a surplus on hand
Of 431
!The , Secretary recommends that Congress
authorise the appointment, from time to time, of
smith Additional examicers and first assistant
examiners as may be required to transact the bust
neesl of,thet ) office with despatoh provided the
annual expenses of the office shall in no ease cr.
00/4 the awing' receipts, and that the fees required
from British subjects should be reduced. Her
Britannic Majesty's representative at Washington
has reconUy called the attention of this Govern.
merit to this grubjeot. In the Kingdom of Great
Britain np discrimination is now made between
American attune and British subjects.
For years, seeds and cuttings of foreign and
domestic growth have been distributed throughout
the country. This lure created nob an active and
extensive demand for them that it ,was impossible
for the office to meet it ; and consequently indi
vidual enterprise has enlisted in this service, and
improved varieties have become articles of com
merce in every part of the country. Those who
engage in this trade justly complain of the injury
done to their interests by a gratuitous distribution
by Government of large quantities of the very
articles offered by them In market. The last
Congress having greatly reduced the appropria
tion below former estimates, the policy of dis
tributing seeds of domestic growth was abandoned,
and no portion of the appropriation has been ex
pended for their pliretteee. It is believed to be
both wise anti jut to confine operations to the put.-
dun end distribution of such varieties of plants,
seeds, cuttings, do., am have not already been In
troduced into the country.
The tea seed has been introduced from China,
and germinated in houses prepared for that pur
pogein Washington. The step next to be taken is
to .00nvey the plants to suitable localities, and to
cause them to be tested under the surpervision of
Intelligent and responsible persons. This will bo
done at the earliest practicable period, and with
no apprehension as to their suneuthl growth in all
oases in whichproper attention shall be given.
The sueeessful cultivation of the vino in this
country no longer remains an experiment. The
breadth of land planted in vineyards is every day
extending, and theyield Is large and remunerative.
The estimate is that we now have more than eleven
thousand sores devoted to this culture; and while
the produot of some vineyards, in the most favor
able sermon, has been eight hundred gallons to the
acre, the average Drop per acre of the whole coun
try will nomparo favorably with that of the most
successful wine-preducing countries of Burope, and
Its value 1s Ave or gig hundred per cent. greater at
the several places of production. The different
species of wawa grapes have been sought for, and
as far as practicable, the mane of each for the
manuteeture of wine has been tested by chemical
analysis. The wodes et eeltivation, and the pro
oases of making and preferring wine, bare been
examined, and much interesting and valuable in
formation obtained. A large number of cuttings
of the beet and molt approved vedette; have been
prepared for distribution.
Steps have been taken to introduce from foreign
countries a variety of seeds, plants, and tree, which
may be usefully oultivated and grown in this our
tri.•
A ntimber of scientific gentlemen, In various
parts of the United States have been engaged, for
several year! past , wi thout oon2penssuon, in
making metoorologioal observationt which have
been regularly communicated to the Patent Office
—the necessary instruments being provided at the
joint expense of the Patent Office and the Smithso
nian Institution. To reduce these observations to
a condensed tabular form, has involved an expen
diture which has also been jointly sustained,
These observations, thus condensed, are now
ready for the press, and will accompany the an
nue. report of the Commissiener of Patents. They
exhibit the mean temperature of the Beason' in
different parts of the country, and thus furnish
data esteemed of high lipportanee in scientific ag-
Aerator*, and as of great value in supplying the
foots on which are based important theories of the
winds and storm* that weep over the continent.
JOB 191INTENTG.
THE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
TITB PRESS"
protorod, to ezoooto nostlsolitoply and exptditlouoly
IVIMY DIIIMILITTION of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS,
PAPER BOOKS,
BLOKE OF EVERY DEBORIPTIOE.
POSTERS,
HANDBILUI,
Printing for AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MAKUPAOTUARRO,
IdECIIANICEI, BANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
lkh.. All orders left at the Publication Mee of The
Prssi,No,4l7 CIELFATfiIIT BTABET, will be sremptly
ttended to. lele•tf
7RIVY> WELLS CLEANED AT A LOW
rrgAMZitlg a rTieaT d e l "ga noiiecikr,
QIIGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.-160 Mae
bkrelatfp NSI
nI
81- "K 4
ilitiatifitl94,l
[Reported for The Preti.l
WILMINGTON, NC—Bohr T 1' Lamed, Fracnbes
-815 bids roeln 78 do eats' turpentine 30 hales cotton 141
bats nuts Cochran & Rossetti :100 polka opts turpentine
G 0 Van Amrot„ Jr; 2350 Rowley, Ashburner & Co;
7 pkss nod% AI ki t & flits; $6O bap nuts N.lB bbls Jots
tor arr N eir t, t
L Is Wales HoWm
salty 47 do cotton 'Cochran &
7 11 8 Petlf; Wh n age &at D genoti & Bluith; 101 co nuts 800
'0 Van Altering° .Jr; - 18 ihde MOillllMl 060 111611211.1t111
bu t e i p r iprosal v is o pitch 100 do rosin 80 bags nuts
4rit,Mcrleil r ortifflig i r b . i"o'llittlrifg=i - - tea
bin• . Rote turpentine do rosin 23 baler; iotton 6 0 Yen
Amre, Jr, 162 do spts turpentme Kota t & Bell; 11l do
Coo ran & Rttesell,• hi do Mehl Kate. & Poster; .2 rolls
teat er 11 Ifirkpatno & Boni 111 bales aheetons J
Hooper, Bon kl.lo; 10 ass Fruit lungerieh & Smith; 119
empty casks Massey; Collins Ac Co; 190 bass notate dos
shovels order.
. PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
g. R COPE.
THOMAK Ki e MBRJr. COMAITTIN OF TVA MON**
DERB BIL
LETTER HAGS
AT TEE ILIIRCHANTIV sicusrons,PHILADELIMIL.
Ship Tonawanda, Liverpool, soon
Bark White Wing, ..... .—...Lagnarra. ho, soon
Bark Linda. Real tt. ...... ....Cienfuegos, soon
Bark Beni
_Hallett, Little Matanzas, soon
Brig Ella - Reed, Tug0..........—.5t Jago dt.Cuba, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 99. 1869
EJN RIBSB.. -.? 24-81 IN BETH- •- 4 63
KWH WATER......-_..-..- ,- .6 69
ARRIVED.
Steamship Delaware, Shaw, 12 hours from, New York*,
with mdss. and plutonium , to James Aliderdiee. Reports
,the brit Fa from Pernambuito, and Elite, ( Danish)
from New ork for Wilmington,. Del, at the Break
water; barks Isaac tugs. Ise
Valetta above Delaware
CRS, In tOw or two tugs. Too heavy from Reedy Island
uVoTirkr s h ing l es Coal nsham, days from Deep Dreik,
Vs, witho captain.
CLEARED.
Steamohip:Kenaingron, Baker, 13oston, Winsor.
Bohr Bate axeu, May, Boston, Twolla Er Co.
Bohr Dealer, Deeereux, Bangor, do
Bohr Jos Neon, Burt, Taunton, do
(001Tellsondenee of the EhiladelpWa R. sohoge.)
L. isi. ft
The harks Arthur Whitojer EWES London—HDowl Dee
and. for
Charleston. St James. for Rio de Janeiro, brigs Oov
Bull. for Havana, Burnish. for Barbadoes. and sehr
Sheet Anchor, for Charleston, went to sea on then th.
The brig Melvin. for Boston, and ache Panel°, for Ha
vana, wept to sea 25th inst.
The bris Fairy, from Pernambuco 17th ulLand gehr
3 0 Roach, are the only vessels at harbor. The Fairy
left at Pernambu. o barks Reindeer, Kerlin, and Aselia,
Power. Wind northwest.
Yours, W. M. HICKMAN.
. .
IT TELROILAPH.
(001Tespondenee of the PinbuleilLExohenge.)
CAPE HiLAND, N J. 28-430 P IH.
The Rehr Juniata. Capt Chime, from New York for PM
ladelphis. went maim) th it morning On the Bevonmule
Beach, No vaunts in sight bound in or out. Wind N.
Yours. , THOB. B. ittrOßEts.
31' TELXGRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Frau.)
Nem Oct ;Deo 27.
Arrived. sbips .fohannisbers. and W- White, from
I.ondon; Oladmss. from New York: harks Sachem.
form oson; Gem or the See, from Rio; Weataill MK,
from Deal; Annltioari, from Liverpool; Marshfield, from
London. -
•
MIcMORANDA.
Steamshi State of Georgia, Garvin, hence, arrived at
Savannah 11th inst.
Ship Isaac Jannis", Chipman, for Liverpool, cleared at
New Ortaang 21st inst.
Ship East Indian, looratr,_from Boston for Ban Fran
cine°, put into Talcahuano Nov 11 for wood and water.
Ship Don Quixotic. Mott. from New York for San
Francine°, was spoken Oct 19, about Ist 33 8, long 61.
Ship Minstrel. Morton, from Padang Best 23—passed
St Helena Nov Pl—at Boston Seth lost.
Ship Gem of the Ocean, Williams, from Calcutta Aug
23. was below Boston 28th inst.
Dark Germantown, Pinokpey, from Rio de Janeiro,
arrived at New Orleans 21th inst.
Bark Tacony, Lyle, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at N
Yfi lia t ric . ftifittthe Sea, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at
New Orleans:7th Met.
Bark Industrie, linen, cleared at Savannah 11th inst.
for Rotterdam.
Brig 8 Thuraton, Larophear, sailed from Cardona'
16th inst. for Philadelphia,
Brig Black &Irian, Davit, hence, arrival at St Jago
Instant.
BrisKarnak, (Br) Gall, salted from Havana 16th inst.
for P.hiladelphis
sßrig_Alfred Exalt, Beading, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Havana 19th inst.
',Brig Mary E Milliken, Norden, sailed from Havant
19th inst. for Cardenas.
Brie , Orison Adams, York, hence, arrived at Boston
MTh inst In the NW gale oflith last, oil Boston Light,
last topsail.
Brig Emma. Baker, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 25th inst. In coming to anchor night of 21th, got in
contact with lola Paugasset, and lost her main yard.
Th. P broke jibboom. The Fmma sailed again.
Bahr
Julia
Bahr Preston, for the West Indies, went
to sea from Charleston 25th last.
Bohr ft LTay, Sheppard, from Alexandria, arrived at
Poston alth inet
Bahr Richard Vaux, Prink, hence, arrived at Charles.
ton 25th inst.
Sohr J.H. Allen, Higbee, Minos, in the offing. Charles
ton.26th lost.
Sahr B Watson, Willoughby, at Haven/11th last. from
Bohr Francis Newton, Emerson, hence, arrived at
Nassau, NP. nth lost.
Bohr, Sharon. Thurlow, hence and Henry. Payson,
Crowell from New Castle. Del, aeßoston 26th inst.
Bohr k W Dillon, Marl., at Boston 26th inst. from
Charleston.
sons Z A Paine. Sadler. hence for Eastport., Tennes
see. Wooster do for Pembroke. and Paugasset. Wapies,
from Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole Nth inst,
andf t e r n a l lir e the ' , ' .Vrl. h henaa for Eastport. at Holmes'
Ilnie 25th lost, and remained next morning.
Bohr Susan Orlean, Matthowe, hence for Galveston,
(before reported) Wila totally racked at Stirrup's Cal,
Berry Islandi cargo nearly al layed 14 a damaged 114,6
not in before.
AMERICAN SAVING} UND —Compa-
Pali : Help ' Alt l y ie fign w d . fg: r tft V d3.1:4 1 ,
and op Monday t eight in toe droning. Ad.; oi ip
stitutton has always paid in full on deipand, without
notion.
INTPRE7 FIVE E R CENT.
All came raid bank deopto in gold and silver.
• peg.
4.lx. t ri'lligin, Presidedi Virosient.
11.1. ydoi. 41111:116 Alt. Wu,
John P. Simons. onas H. Eldriday.
William J. Howard.
JOHN S. WILSON, Treasurer.
•
lons O. Slurs, Secretary. dal 4t
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND tO
OIETY OF Imu a expil
Me, gto, d eguto B tt_ ,Streif ; 7
CIEttatTERTSO BY ) It a t 1136, ' Du OPPSIiP•
ONT l Vi e ta nB Pm tgleNtritliA:4_crONV
.raWil. •
ho A re n =lblelrd,Ltilb e le Wing Iptitlitlon Lae p a pa
a g Barden taw. PO,O 1:11:4V,..."1,0 1
,1., U
i
the e ff r gialature of Fentutylvanis.tegunil thiiir WM 0.
ITC• h YerrlCArrifarckl " LOTln n oVea b la le
nett merest end mantis , the very kg i e and an
•
ung populetionajanst r itmi . ed . ,
From 9 tog3g Attitit_ alp, en, Wang' B,nd Thursday
from g until a e mann in the evening.
iculAstm.
?Wolfe& Klett, R.,,,,,,,,,.
o ni ahn l e l e ilpil i i ko, Ser. denk olor 4
din K‘ , 77., 4 t
rti, tr fi .
4121811 . Ilitet.
.osepn rowel'. ti.Wlti. - 771.111wan1;
rat. azter?, 11 , 3 , 1 . 4 tu tu.
JAMEB B. PRIME, V iVaidlTDl6
FILAIII2IIIII HART. litscratary. loao-tru
SAVING FUND.-- *
_TBEI STATES
TRUST COMPAPTE, Caner THIRD and OHEAT-
N qie r rariniell nu rw.ov.A- twi paid k do
it
itt Tlk th urtintri i i i oqq ir t a l gli li n tfl.
0 e ..0 a f o'b 0,0 T, don
M 8
I litraltifilni2takat ' Soonand.
from 1 upwork_
retblent—t3' EN RNRIVORD.
HaVrialC. Aonulit;7.R
pRANKLIN SAVING FUND--
th : egIitiALVILMIAIL plirse.°A;s7r:
...it. on mond.
- Depositors' money secured by Government
t ate. and City Loans, Groand Rents, Mortgages,
' l l4la company deems. safety better than large
pro ts, oonsesnently mil:torah with deposi
tors money, but have lt at all times ready to re
raj t i l t ! p h a afZl: n .t.t, Company never Noel
stursendea.
nus, myriad 9r onl, anti minara ran
deposit In thsieOwn ight, 41111 IMO (150E4 oan
' be Irlthdnlrpri oN4T by thou. oonseut,
Charter Perpetual. Inoorporsted by
Nome
of Pmn n tlylgnis, with authoifty to mo
n %ROI! li§ e lt ' S a ha trial R ECEIVED. , a
oe open daily from 9to o °look, on
Wednesday and isahuday evenings CAW 8 o'olk.
Diairrivg.
Latob B. Sixannon, Y owl Cell i adert
Ohn In
alsehi W. Moen. want' !'.
Krambluier, !Ivy Delmz ;
nucitioal luttonhme,
Joe. R.. Bathlthwititw iFftrmVuicard.
JA c ra B. WOWS; Progithmt.
al;1111 OADWALLADIR • lONITLIVT.
QAVING FITND--FIVE PER CENT. IN-
N.wwweiti t iori t ALiFF A TLyupuchs-
Inoorgagy tr,; ; m t . , hiumiis:
Riney iirsosived any 11110,140 or SVOSII.
rear paid from th e 4ISY or Mots; to sae gay or wan
liiroilloo am OVe day ftom 9 o'olools.in
morning tin OPO,OA .yennig, and on maw
and Tann:slay 4yenin s
OB
T FRBKlPas i rmatCnt.
WILLIAM J. ROOD, Beoretai7.
DIRIATORI.
1
t a iLettl a ti. B r e:Meet, ,?. Onttf i ll Brewster ,
be rt aolfnage, 4 12% a ft"'
ma r K. Mhton, Om a r itrl:op ,
Landreth Manna, aeon' lueterfet
once is received and palms tit le dally. ,
()investments are made ; IP oo ormity_ with the
proViinona of the Charielf.' in Keel tate elortennee.
Uround Rea% a r ld eph hret-olaas securities as will al
wars moire' pe ect efogrity to tho depolitore, and
which cannot la I to give yormanonor afld stability' to
this lootitotion. aul-lv
GENTS• FURNISHING GOODS.
SPENOER'S
B N T
FURNISHING STORE.
NO. 888 01188TNTIT STREET,
DRESS SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS, STOCKS, TIES,
GLOVES, GAUNTLETS
MUFFLERS AND SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY,
nS-atith-Int-if .
OIROUL/M4
BILL MEADS
i i I'EREOSOOPIO VIEWS, PLAIN AND
es , COLORED, from el to 83 ita Per doaen, with Ste
reoBooPo.
SlBtereosoopio Portrait or Family Group for 113, with
Stereoscope.
Photograph toren, equal to ono_ retouched.
d24-3t" REIM'S °angry, 920 CHHbTNIJT Street.
R . 0. WALBORN as 00..
(NOW) NO& d AND 7 NORTH f#XTH STREET,
have now &very superior assortment of Shirts, Under
clothing, Olitveg, Hosiery, eta.
@peeled ettentfon given to
OF,NTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
ofolo-3mi whlatt f a fine assortment Is constantly kept on hand.
COMPANIES
J' W. SCOTT—late of the 11114 of Win
e, ohrr SoottIETLEMEN'S tNIBIT
ING 11 ORR and T meNtrirmrro ty. 824
gIiEBT UT Eitroet,(noar TOPPolata thou' Howled
6 :l 4 Vi h ilfduld p j u
onq W
oyj;i the attention of his
[ra r O r tl a Tir r.,
miat kt t a n . n c ri c Liz i t.. ee le Trade NPPI~ iI with
CIIEAPEST WINDOW di.ASS in town
3 01 ADIOICII, IL W. conker of UMW
IMPORTATIONS.
SAVING FUNDS.
..A little, but oaten, Mb the Puree!!
"A Dollar laved is Wee earned.'
GIRARD ROUSE,
PHILADELPHIA.
WitSDAY, DECEMM:4II. 29, 1859.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Aosta:
MX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INVIIITIID IN VAST NORTOAOIS on ROLL ESTATE,
WORTH OVER e/3,000,000.
The PreiMilling 1 , 4 , rej.:o ,WPA thfll ha many other Compa
nies, eon t h e utwoonan he,. been 'BOATER.
This in a *trinity hinfaCompany. Theigl aro no
StOokhOldars,ao t at ALL THE PxuriTs
BILONO TO TNT
pamphlets, arid every information, may be had
GRAve. on BPPhostion tO
F. RATCRFORD STA_RR,_Agent,
S. W. eorner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets,.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Domes Robins, John Welsh,
mordeom L Dawson, George. R. Stuart,
Xri r 4 Mien, 1 R. N. Whelen,
I._Fisher Learning.
osaph Patterson, William C. Ludwig,
.John R. Atwood, Arthur id. Coffin,
Nunes H. Powers, George W. Toland,
imam Meßee. Thos. Pietism,. ngl-lyir*
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY Rl
sußArrox COMPAIIY.
INCORPOBATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 1835.
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
fitreetqi, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
oN VESSELS,
CARO I O., To all Marta of the World..
FaBIGMT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Sooda, by River, Canals,takes, and Land Carriage
ro_all parte of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Lit t rottandise generally.
On Tea Ai i nZ n d r Ai t irtf'AlapANY.
November 1,1800.
Far. Market Voles.
/
121,010, Philadelphia City 6 tp cent. L0an...3173, 0 E0 00
ion .
.pentuylvanle. State 6 V' ot. Loan 03305 00
21,•1 yenneuraeis State 6 er et. L0an...." 21,000 00
26,000, ILA WrensUrY am 4p . oent. Notes and
Interest due ..... .. . . .... . ..... 25,263 64
830.000 U. 8. Treasury 6 ip et. Notes and toter
est duo .. . .... ,
~_ ... 30,616 00
836,060 Temporary Loan to t h e City of .itilla
delphia 74,000 00
010,000, Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
6 ef , cent. Sonde. 43.600 00
810,000, North Pennsylvania R0nda.. ............. .. 43.600
West p a n 6 areip c h e i n a t P . lio ass n e " nier R . siliiy 12.9D°
15°
Company 7#r of coupon bond, 12.600 00
sumo, NO shares stool( Crermantown 014
r i gn m ti l e ' d i trir: AZ I, !PRI.
• I phis .. .. .., .
_— . , ... .. 16 . 000 iE,
11431, 100 s
nore area Pinns . ylviinla — KailiosAl '
gany• ~ 1,773 00
86,600,100 shares North PenniiiVai's:linl- -
road9o Zor:V , 660 CO
e 2,03, VW; i ;;;;
Tug Comp_any, Phi ladelphia, and
Savannah Steam Navigation Cora
pany. Ocean Steam Namear
Company. Philadelphia and a
we de lame. Swain Xow at
QMOe
ow
QOM tarY " 11°In
PhiladelphiaOhAnge
bompan ~»
4.15,280
ds d Mortgagee, andlthal Estate, Of- 454471i 54
le aiding
illsreoeivrthie for Iliiiirkii . iiii . nii(le ::::::::
ti
snot due at ,figenaies—rremiums on Ma
rine Miele', Interest, and other debts duo
the Company.-- .. ..
1 .... .... . 1:6,564 0$
Scrip find stool(( of eundry nhume. Comps
dellniiiseVdoill-ili iiiilic.--.:::.—::----
MOO 00
07,000
DIRECTORS.
ila. s D l .7 l 6lllt ß Ot k".
rear, Sloan,
:dsyard Darlingtor.
. Jones Brooke.
omaneer kl'llyaind,e,
nC. lian
i obe b rkliron.
.Tames B. BlTerland,
til PB Z y P r i e s: ?Meg,
P. . organ,
A. . or ar . ,
LM MARTO, Fla/Meat.
. RANO, lon rresident,
iretarY. din.dtr
Film Merrill
mend A. Sou
opPhllue k:.
n K . Penrose,
rt 0. Dever,
mee Treenail.,
VV Allem Eyre, Jr.,
Vign i g . o ll . t i rdwis,
i i e r ee l teV.ygeel eon
eoree tefeer:
Ruth Cram,
Camille Kelly'.
TB B. 0
HENRY LYLBUR . Bea
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED MO—CHARTER PERPET-
P. I IIO WALNUT Street. above Third, PhiLadelphia,
vetr g e_ ol 7arl i t i llfa l ,ttelt i oi t ir k ter i gnfikt n elli l l:
rs on el ... n et Inge, etorse Punuturs, hlerooan Ise,
eaten in Port and 'heir lames, and other_ Personal
Property. All 101110/ Liberal y and promptly &United.
DULIOTORII.
Zin n 'M'Atilio.ll4 john T. Lewis,
_„
James R. Carmen.
mu& IQ. morton ,
trick grad)* Edmund G. Dutilh, •
I _Ohne. W. PoultneY •
Morns.
OEiras , OROE ABBOT, President.
STOMAS R. MARIS. 800 meaty. 1.03-1/ If
THEQUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY PHILADELPIIIA,Pa.
FRANKLIN R i aliDlNßlS k rt. 40e WALNUT Street.
U TER PETUAL.
17 ?IP= --.
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—" UTZ
lyi
I .. MAfelllE — ii., INUND INSpiatioE.
initnr o anoe,Thilitod an perpetual, op unilstings and
Wm 1 d oof all dosing pl.
Mar no ammo in inl and and Ooean, on Voile%
Prep t and Cargo to sn from all parte of the World.
071/10111.
ri t n itY3B H A \TIVe tr T e'si r d ett ae nt.
BUTLER,
Secretary.
KR:BUTLER, Au' t Secretary.
c t. s fr. Dailey
Andrew R. Climber&
Charles O. Im ay,
. R. Cogeohan,
o. H. M. Nailer. au
Irg i ot t l Hart,
Vaal!,
otter 8. Perko*,
_ _ nal }ones. I)..
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE
0 -- , c3Fr4 meek it tr the stockholders of this
1 I be held 'at t sir office, in roar of 318
WAI T Iron,. cm MON AY, Pao. 19, 1869, at 10
o'clock A. ~ at which tune and place en election for
eight Directors will be held. in poreuanoo of act of In
corporation. JOHN McCOLLOM. Secretary.
dl2 it
INSIIHANOE oOBipANT OF THE
firi =lnn iriBl.l s o
B.AlfoE—Alo. 4 igtoptyLvl F4llO oo_A-maNizin:
p
&shored in im-oatieski tIONAIP-Awtrt how ,
181,6 Int e l pi i tt„,,4 so gliAlopmrnitzipria;
t o i nt4 ) t i Zl::,/ v a a argirgl.' '
1 a - &or ' e Stu
PMV; net
' ln; le I Ili= t I P*
Wu; xi
t:
11 817illr e b
r r. Thomas Jr W e riclnall.
at *hi It; Mr r i l e e3/1 Freemen, .
11 7 11.9cri g an q i.x.tr President.
WILLIAM ii....4P A. Reereters 'le 0- , lrirri tf
LITE INSURANCE AN!) TRUST COM.
2 r Air Sigielorliff i the r l i no u rg; ofilltlßTEst
lifit
"titrtefeL 1 1 - o f r
. . . for wh ole h
th e_:m il .th
t ! s —gr t t u n i te
M b uil i Teitron e r4ll:lll orasotr doptiginiOn a
contingencies of Lift.
They sot4ll Executors , Admlnixtratots, Assigot4
Trustees, and Guardiana„___
TittIEITEEB
Wel /4. A lat illor,
N".
a ri . nl
d ' .
William 11. ;L.
h...,..,,,
enwpb;..,,rviir,nd.
i vita ,
l xi , ktion
Warn r . ia. ,
P. a. Miah
aaNU J
JOHN W. Earta.aorat
iiiTt l iVa lu rp k n", .
, amen S. zuoYartand.
. orphii , artter,
tent,' Petn4liag.
ulun . i 1519u . 4er,
snil r . UtolllllBoll.
' hn Ef t irf, r '
alum rtatiano
condi 1. hoiniuu.
obn 0. Tanner,
' %Irk
, .
__ _ R.,arrealdopt.
city. r ' ll ' vi °FZWit
.04.Z413 INSUUAIWN COMpANY. No.
J. 7 cluvaphrr oft% riil44llolflA.
INOORPORATEURIM. BY TILE STATIC OF
•
CONFINBD TO PIRB. AND INLAND MI&
t r .... w4T in :Wl: t at, Bros., & CO.
!ALIA* W . ALTERA. li lAM Ryon & CO,
.rAitcas Rig *Anson-. J.O. Howe & go,
11010 E A. wit! .. west, Fob's, & Lloyd. •
i
t ARVLAI LIPPINCOW.... Lip noot,t Hunter,. & Boott.
. ACOD . 811192'........... B.ll_. Mont, & 00.
Ks, NWT MIS, Jr.......... vie. BEng., & Co.
J./AVID . C1AA11T........... twig & emir. .
.H. ROSINIIIIII. . tilig r ellti, MOM & Oa.
onn B. r L150N.:...--- brt : Hinson & Bone.
nun W. 'vAni4tl_ oke '.
Bonma & co.
li"us
. Iq l k ail I Twit
A A . bA, no. Fr..%
WILLIAM 1. BLA °HAW .Beo'v. eul -tI
OWARD FIRE AND MARINE INK
-FAIL RANCE COMPANY. No. 412 WALNUT Street
Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
ig
M. W. Baldwin. Robt. W D. Truitt.
~:. . vir i Thoxott, W .
T;i C io i tt n h Eir 4
zEnen,
.0. 001111. :444 1 1 .. .
_o l litin t
. S. warp lobo Clayton
obit B. &Oin". 'dwant i t W/ITIIO,
R. T. Retail. .R. 8 ' 'ngford,
Thomas L. Loden.
yrendent— W. W. BALDWIN,
- Vim) Praindent—E. B. WARNE.
Otiortitary,—EDWlN BOOTR. deg
sADDLERy, 414nirEi8,
LAM it PHILLIPS,
..,EARNti, SADDLES, tiND ROBES.
Win relit eaIDAL Itt the World'i Fair, held in Lon•
don, in ISO, was awarded to us f or the best Rarneu.
THE Pelee MIIDAL et the W', Fair. held in NOW
York, in RW3, was also awarded to y us for the best Har
ness.
..
Hating since tiled greatly enlargectpur makt foot - ono!
(abilities, we are_ now prepaed to pfley_F.tlS p !Wolfe et
EXTENSIVE IA A.4 1,10 4 1 0,1bs
our EXTENSIVE BO end aa South tEyB Tit
i k, a oove uhestriul.
pm t,ANEL;PII • '
The moot oomotottmiortmept b Fe.cur line
of husineiN, such or narneis,i4fultee pli 0 Heinena
in n . if ß ol d f i No l c i a irl ig . kgrif :II& thltr use, Bulgy
4 1, 11 d oi o 4 1 :lot l :t1.,°,1tigi . in the eery best style of
wmkmani t i lb a k 4 U w An l N OF IIEATLIER
which is the beet the 'market own urnis . '
Attention is nuked to the following scale of prices:
Ord
tm plain servlpable single Winless fnm...1312 to 15
12d to to non
Plain double hennas '' Bto toBo
Country hay sea makers eau be eunybad with hennas
obeacer than they can manufacture 111(111.
nle-stutgtham
=MtM=M
fiIIRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.—Finn
e ‘.j atoarl i go c t i rtU ß Ol r t; an v ' ez e : h il d oh e rpl;. - ev i o , 4l t l h t e e:.
Almond. &o. Also, an assortment o Doge,.
Ceti at JEFFRIES dt. eO.'S. No. 7 / 8 bIARKET Street.
between Seventh end Eighth. &o.lm
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS.
FOWLER iga TOWNSEND,
eul MARKET. evtur,
Al °°"g a N rintitia r
VARIETIES
BON MS CREAM COpEOTIONS, FINE SUGAR
ALMONDSJ WET &o.
Alle. Fret bbok-Nooks, 0 ristmns-Tree Orna
ments, ko. We how) also finelse, Raisins, Paver
shell Almonds, dco., Re., suitable for the comma holi
days, to srpieh We respectfully invite tho attention of
buyers be ore purchasing elsewhere, Don't forget No.
cile MARKET street. • 4114-tint
MEDICINAL.
THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE I
_
TilmarEfP' 'PVT' ;'
Protected by oya • tors p 0 England, apd
geoured i by the Sealant thereolede Phtimanied•
a l.lo th .l e igl i nVia l ih?lii i g:au l iei , u 4s ri i gt n o a r; brat' and
all phymical disabillt es.
go. i complete erulioates all traces of those disease'
that have been hit ly.
herto treated by the nauseous and per-
Malone One of colone l & e n d oo b o b..
N 0.3 hoe entirely supplanted the in'urlous use pf mer
cury, thereby insuring to the snorer epeedy relief t
die
pontog all impurities, and rooting out the venom of die
eanIESEMAR, Nos.*, I. and 3, arc prepared in the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and email, and can be
carried in the waistcoat pocket. Bold in tin °noes, and
divided into separate doges, u administered by - Vol peen,
La
es Rona, Rieord, ho. Prom Be each, or four
oases for el, which saves IP3Land in 07 castle, where
by there is auxins of f 9. To by had, wholesale and
retail, of Dr. BARRON, 194 Bleoskeretreet, New York.
Bold also at Retai l by CALLLNDBR dr. CO., ensile?
L: r . u P. D INIPT A k 4sareArlfrofillthsTATtil by
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Pennsylvania.
nittl3m
ZOLLICROFFER'S ANTI-RIIEUMATIO
001DIA L.-81a I have been allboteij with then
mat ban or lona pert —a portion of the time had no
use or tn y limbs. Tried your Cordial, and in three days
I spas tde to Walk down gal re i .and in a week the pain
entirely left me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to those whl ere afflicted with_ that dreadful coin-
No,M c rarivrimar t zke6r=iinwt. E.
oonfi s en4F l gandlthlf II etc
WIMAX) . X & GIBBS' SEWING MA
RAILROAD LINES.
PITILADELPHIA,GER,
fi A giNFr, w MANTOWN AND NORRIS
OW ILRO D- INTER ARRANGEMENT-
On and after MONDAY, N0v.31, 1859,
FOl4 GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,1, 7.64, 9. 10, 11. and 11 A. M.,
1,1, 3, MC 4,8, 515, 6,7, 0, 9 i, and 11% P. M.
Leave Germantown 6 7 7 8, am, 9g, 10 , 11, A.M.,
1,1,2, 4, +x, 9.6, elm 10 P. M.
4.0 , 7 D as,
Leave Philadelphia 9.00 min. A. M., 11, OK, and 10 P.
Leave Germantown 8.10 A. AL, LID MLR.. eX, and
9 P. AL
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, p.so, 11 A. AL, 2,4, am, 7, and 10
P. Al.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10, 7.40, 8.66, and 12.40 A. M.,
3.40,13.40, 6.60, and 8.40,1'. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
;eve Philadelphia 9.06 A. M., s_,and 63( P. M.
ave Chestnut Rill MO A. M., MO, 5.20, and e. 40
m n., P.M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,9, 1105, min., A. M.. 1.06, MC
4%, ep_d 114" P.
Leave Norruaovra 0,7, 9, 11 A. M., 174, ehi, and
P. M.
ON BUNDAYB,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. hl. and 3 P. M.
Leave Norristown 7A. AL and P. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6.7%9, 11.06 A. M., 1.06, 288, 3.06,
638,15%, 7%, and 11,5( P. M.
Leave Manny tint 6%, 734,8%, 93(, and 115( A. M., 2, a,
8, 634, and 8% P. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,
Leave La.n4.11,17.m.
n. Y ri. n .Bl TR, li 6 (l4l l llBupertutentlent.
ril9-tt DEPOT, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
1859. anwm 1859.
WINTER ARRANORMENT—NEW yORK LINE&
TICE cAMDEN TRENT MBOY AND PHIL
DELPHIA AND ON RAILROAD CO.S
LINES. PROM PHILADE PLACEO
NEW YORK AND WAY
TROY WALNUT-STREIT WILLAP,
Will leave ae follow., v,=: WARS.
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam. & Am.
Aocommodation . . • SI 25
At a A. M., via danider - air
Jersey tAlmommodatioo._ , . SI
At A. AL, via Camden anCiersey City, i'donnnit
At 11 A ail ;If., faconi — Warieiiiicity7
ern Enprese .... • • ..... ..... 000
At P. M., via Camden and Amboy Aooortuna
dation. 11 26
At IP. hi., via Camden a nd Amboy, 6. &A.
. .
rea
3 0*
P.
00.,
Tecoa7 and Jeni 7
City, id Clem
At A iN i t d:, -, :fitiitiiden and 1 25
At 11 . M., via bataden and Jersey City,Southilin
At . via Orini.i.in and Amboy.Aocommodation,
(Froight and Passenger )—let Clam Ticket . 2 to
Sil Class 1 to
912 r M. .
Maildi t a Line i
i oo7rp d .
a y Th." P.M' Sou th
Belvidem. Eamon. Flemington. tee.. at 6 A. M.
frpm Wal nut-ftreetwharf. and OP. M. (ruin Kensington.
Yor MituohAllentown, and itathientm, at
A.F I
_M., vie Liiiitta Valley Railroad.
or
Water Oa ihiStrondsbutg, Scranton, Wilkezbarre,
!dogtrots, (Irma Bead, ke., at A. ~ Delaware, Lankawanne„_and Western Railroad.
For MountHollr. at 6 rind 9A. M.. and atid 4.1‘ P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 WAYanINERd 3 P. M.
L
For Brietol, Trenton. &o. at 8 P. M. from Kensington,
and 4 1, M.. from Walnut-Ntreet wharf.
For Palmyra. Rirerton.Delanco, iseverly, Burlington,
Bordentown, tee, at 1314, 3, end e)0 P. M.
r.
Steamboat Trenton , fur Tawny, at 11 A. AL and t
Fifty pound* of baggage only allowed each passes
Passensiirs are prohibited from taking anything am -
gage but their wearing apparel,. All baggage over
pound, to be paid for extra. The company limit their
Ziatrgtligel t 7 for ppaggage
amount .14:t d ollar
e i
VO". and
by special oon.traot.
OS WM. H. OATZMER. Agent.
IMAM C.T
angsweg NORTH PEINSYL
WINIA RAILROAD.
— WINTKR_ARx_4I4O.mN . p.
AlrENNAVlNierifr.aivitEßPr. °N•
Ou and after roo ovember7th,M447, Passen
ger Trains will leave FRO '4T and WILLOW Streets,
Fhiladelahia, DAILY, (Sundays excepted!)
For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Much Chunk,
Rolledo. iko.,r /strew) at 9.10 A. M.
or thlehem, ( merest) at 9.30 A. M. and 3P. M.
Aoo oommodatton,) at 8.40 A. M. and
t.
or Fort WashlngtondAooommodationt II P. M.
TfLAINB FOR PIIII.ADELpa
peeve Betlehem, (Farome,/ at g A. M. and 4.1 Q y.
pvt Doylestown, (Atxtommoation,l a A. on. and
Lea're Fort Washin_stondAmoommodationd at 7. A.M.
ON SIINDAYS:
;
M.
IMMO!". for Fort Washington at „ 0.30 A. M.
ladelphia. for Doylestown, at 4P. .
ylestown for Philadelphia. at 7 A. M.
Port Washington for tbdadelrhia. at 2.0 r. M.
Fare to Bethlehem. SLOO • to Maooh Chunk, SSA; to
Easton. 11140; to Doylesto4n,Booents.
Through tickets must be procured befoie entering the
VIM
All Passepger Trains (eFeept Sunday Train') wo
rmer. at Berm street with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
Seoond and Third-streets Fomenter Railroads.
n 7 ELLIS CLARK. Assiut.
T" , PENNSYLVANIA VENTRAL
R4LLROAp.
1859. 1859.
TUB CAPACI AN I T QN THE PREFOU NTRY C OUNTR Y. EQUAL
EQUAL TO
THREE TL OUCH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting dlreot at Philadelphia with Through Trains!
from Boston. New York, and all points List, and at the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains for Cin
-I,innati St Loins, Cleveland, Chicago, Burlington. St.
aurs.lniaananoli ,s Louisville. New Orlon. and all
intermediate meta in Ohio, Indian/4111mm,, Orleans,
Might gen, Wisoonnin, Minnesota.Miumiri, X gum,
and Nebrasiin—thus furnishing Carollig' fin the trans
sortation of Passengers nugurpanrod for %peed and com
fort by any other
ss rout
Isxpre and Fast icon run through to Pittsburg.
without change of Cars Of Conductors.
Smoking Cars are attac h to eaoh Traini Woodruff's
Sleeping_ Caro to Exprou and Feat Train.. Thin
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines, San
dals, exoepted.
f at
ail Train levee Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M.
eat Line 11.60 A , M.
roes Train leave* .. too Night.
AY TRAIN:KAYE AB FOLLown 2
aria burg Aooounn
• ilt at 11.84 A. M.
arrisburg Aocopl tionons Columbia, 8.0) P.M.
uritt4 P. M.
aak ngerg for West Chester
s will take the . Mall,
K a a lit r a ft sjrAa l r e l Mti l r:ltalti . at the Pennsylvania
Passenger! forlittuhurYNTilliamsprirt. Elmira, Bulfa
lo Mager Fall i t antir e nritg=okats, lowing Ma,
d ili l otts 44:4,;,:r5 .4 direct Y obtape il d it the mud, of the
Company in Ptuladelph,e, New t York. lk , ston, or Bal
*Mr
_72l:l3oiVirt . h i e ' `lgor; datsoaay of arylKoitti
%gnu,. na of Steamers on the Allssuarimil or 0 o
pea_ ri killre ailfraya Ila low ally other Ronk,.
TYR Tonit i dno r t i tl t : W e ut ern oun a ticalig of the
EICIPE Ira; grwEViriallfA4T ifID THE
G AT NOSTIMEST.
The oonueottOh tropes by the Italrond Illrlds• at
Pittsburg evoking at' drage or ferriage of Freight ,
towhee with the earths o f"moons advannitat i ll
miliated by chippers o Freight and th
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Route Freights °t N all descriptions can be for.
warded fromhiladelphia. ew York. Boston, or ask.
Indiana any point on the Railroads of Ohio. Earittio
~.
Illinois, Wisoonain lowa ehlilLgeourf, hy Raz
, I
road direct.
This pentisylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburg
Wan Steamer Oh e, by which Goods can be forwarded to mu
port on the io. btunkingum, Kentucky, lenneure,
cumberland, Illinois, Miasissippi, Wisconsin, Macon,
Ranges, Arkarumo, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveliind.
Sandusky, and Chicago, with Steamers to all courto on the
Npthwostern Lakes.
orchards and ShlPre entrusting the tralulPortattott
i their Freight to tot. CompeoY, eau rely with oonfi
elittETlN'Alif• vtatAhT to any point in the West
by e ennaylvania Railroad_ are at all ti Tie as favora
ble as are °barged by other itedroul ?oviw wee.
roi l : He particular to park eitehmee ' a ans. Ball-
Parachute le the West ordering Koc4frout the East,
will do well to direct them tiS be ohm by this Route.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping imams, 411 , 17
to, or address ei th er of the tolimeg Atreote of the corn-
PatlY '
H. A. fIEWARTItIatiI
litlo 4 co. Staubeavillp,o4 H. .Pierios Co.. Zones
, .41 Japer nipley, .; R. Me wily, Maya
ri e, Ky,; MIDI. vropper,Portanioule 0.; recidoek
ff.. 00., Je amnia le, !adieu& ;H. W. Town A Co,.
Cinoinnati, 04 Athern A. Hibbert, Cincinnati, 04 R. C.
lil;..llin..%)llllten;'..l,lg.,;,lFV:groTtPen, ihnadnihk#7,-lit
r,&,..._,.fr0,ii..„.. P. Bans, di : I..tny, Ma.; .fonn
H. Harris, Naelnrille, Tenn.; Hr.:xis a linnt. Memphis,
craw Clarke & C,., Onward, Ill.; W, if, it, cr oon t.,.
Alton:Bli; Murphy k wun.e.houhunue. An.; or to_Frelehi
Agents of Roamed' at different potato in the Weft.
rattles attending to their own shipments Isom the
East will find it to their interest to °all on,e gcntsof
the
"mPe r!ld ettl tiu rni e L areVoritt; '4I:ZI:Ai
ror tetra iiit s ued
itwi, prompt atterbion ;
il o bBl4 do PS I" u lif It I
Lid . CO., 1.4 slog to:. ora e thitZ:l e .,l4.Y.
H. HbUsTol l ll,Vn el ilTei l gt Agent Phil..
6 1 68 R. t v irC r d7 9 4, n' atn k tg.V.P.li. r ot i l a k a .
Jaa-Is-
m PIIILADELPIIIA,WIL
. MINOTON, AND BALTI
ar AILROAD.
°An after MONDAY, November 21,1859,_
PAR, NOER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
For Baltimore at 8.16 A. M., 12 noon, t Eapreud arid
11.10 P. M.
'or heater at 8.15 A. M. li noon, 4.20, and 11.10
F.M..m.
, or Wilmington at 8.16 A. M., 12 1 4 olvid ii,w y
'"or ow Castle at 8.16 A. t.. and Ai P. M.
;_or iddletor at ale A. ~ and. !OP. M.
E l
fur ny_ar r4t .16 4, M. and 4-30_7/11 ,,11
_for Mord a ale A. 91•• and 4.3 J . .
~ o r earrd ,p at B B.lo A. M., nd 4 . 41 ht .
Yor Lau el t ,11 A, IIL 9 4 P .
TRAINS FOR ' pirfLABELYMA
Leave Fenimore at 8.30 A. M., (lespreeed 10.16 A. M.,
and 6.1/ P. M.
Leave Wdming ton at 7.15 A. Melted 11.20 A. 111.,1.46 and
6. P. M.
ave Laurel at 6.15 A. M. and 8.40 P. M.
aye Seaford at 8.46 A. M.. and 4.0 _P._6l.
awe Ilford at 7.6.0 A. ,M., and 446 p. M.
ave Ever at 11411 A. 51., Mid AO l l P. M.
avn Iddlotown at 10 A. N. and 7.06 P. M.
ay. ow Caatlo at 10.56 A. M. and BP. M.
89,9 War at RI2A. M. 2.22 and 2.11 F. 66,
cave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.16 A. 2d.
TRA26/8 FOR . BALTIMORE
dive Yli e liiiii r igi 4 i i it l itZ. l ll6 2B ., al l ii l P.l,4 a nt
e 6222
A. na.
SUNDAYS
ly at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
95jy at TRAIN diem Bilitiregre to Philadelphia,
FILEUMT, with PASSENGER OAR attached,
will ru n as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
places at 3 I'. M.
Leave Wiltunixton (or Perryville and intermediate
places at 4.45 P. 51.
Leave Wilmington lox Philadelphia and intermediate
places at 3.45 P. Id
Leave Baltimore for Stammer's Run, Chase's, and
liareworid at .144 P. M.
M B. M. FELTON. President
sIiwaPHILADELPHIA AND
s ELAIIRA RAILROAD LINE--
Q lIICI T ROUTE to Elmira, NVilkesbarre Buffalo,
lEirtik
Chioago, oak Island, Niagara Falls, Milwanime, Bur
lington, Montreal, St. Paul's, Detroit, Dunheth, and St.
l' e Zionger trains will leave the Philadelphia and Rend
leg Railroad j)eipot,_ corner BROAD and CA LLOW
HILL StreetaDAlLY. (Bondays eigepted.) as follow,:
_aci. A, M. DAY EXPRESS.
For filmlra,_ 7 /siagatit Falls, Buffalo Detroit. Chicago,
Milwaukee, Root Island, Galena, St. Yaul's, Burlington,
and St. Louie.
3.30 p. m., NII:MIT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, RDA Island, 0/1101111, tit. Paula 'Burlington,
and St. Louie.
Tbe 7.10 A. M. and 3.30 P. M. trains run through to
HA RRISII URG, stopping at all Stations on the Lebanon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. M. train conneots at Rupert for Wilkes
tam, Pittston Scranton, and all stations on the LACK
AWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD
Pa.Sitege °booked to Elmira, Buffalo and Suspension
Bridge.
Tiokets can be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Mee, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the Passen
ger D 11 it &if &if -.l34l7 , lJ'Al d FVlVl*Pi l l'illibi L iN
Leaves the Depot, Broad Street, below Ville, daily (Sun
da? esoopted,) for all points West and North, at d P.ll.
Frei must be delivered before 3 P. M. to insure
ruing e same day.
Forfurther information, apply at
Freight Depot, BROAD, bolow Vine,
Chrto CHAS, B,TAPPEN, fieseral Agent,
N. W. oorner SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
001-tf Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA
MEN AND READING RAIL-
Linßl`i NO LINE, for POTTSVILLE, READ
ING LINT
for
Leaves the new Depot, at corner or BROAD and
CALLOWIIILL Streets, lentratiens on Callowhilld
at r. .So 4. 7.1., DAILY, ( Sunda y• excepted.) for POTTS
VILLE, HARRISBURG, and all intermediate points,
ominecting at Harrisburg with trams running to rats
burr, Chambersburg&n.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave nt LSO P. 11.1., DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
HARRISBURG.
Apt 4.30 P. M.,DAILY, (Sundayseneeeted,) for READ
ING, and intermediate points.
db W. IL hlelLEENNY.Reeretarr.
NOTICE.-•-CHESTFdt
INtarVALLEY RA ILROAJD r -P
RIIER A Dti_FOß DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
ERMEDIATE BTATIONR—On and after Ott Decem
ber, 1869, the Passenger Trains for DOWNIM3TOWN
will start from the
.new Pensenser Depot of the phlia
tit% -StelatavOlagtr=,PNY' corner
tr raVairaki l k for Downingtown, !saves at 1.10
A.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, Inver at
4.30 D i ti t is
fitd4►o til l :Liti s oerlfNh tad it i tagers of th e Pldladtdeldit
i t ra o
811 . " WriTSIiiiiENTITI Soo/item
SALES BY AUCTION.
EiIURNESS, BEWLEY:, & CO
_ No. ON MARKET STREET.
B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
A--.• CHESTNUT STREET gimeite the Ctelota
House, between FOURTH end VIM( Street,.
Ua n ay Alor um.
December 30th, commencing at 100 clock. precise' s.
Pe remptory_Sale OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF t RICH
LA C GOODS. PA RIBIeMBROIDER lEB, &c.. OF
MESSRS. FURNER & CO.,egua the Premises, 510
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
Wily catalogue on a credit.
Mg' Samples and catalogue" early on morning agate.
Consisting of a large and attractive auortment of rich
goods, selected for hest city retail sales. bale peremp
tory, to clone the business.
Included in sale will be found—
EMBROIDERIES.
Medium to high cost French embroidered muslin,
cambric, and jaconet collars and "eta rich Pans em
broidered bands, bouncing, edging, inserting . , etc.:
French embroidered skirts, embroidered tape bands.
and hemstitched hdkls
LACE GOODS AND LACES.
Real thread and point lace collars and sets, lace ap
plique, collars and sets real Valencia', guipure and
Inltesa collar.. real bleak and white thread la ce. real
Valencia point apple rue and blond lace, black lace veils,
cloaks, mantillas, and points, real cambric and thread
lava vclls, capes, Re ; itch Pere black lane mantillas
and points; verl rich new style embroidered velvet
mantillas, ladies cloth cloaks, a c.
It I I) GL.OVES.
Also, ladies' and gents' real Jo m's kid gloves.
FIXI
Also. in continuation. the fixtures of the store and
upper rooms, composing 20 teat of solid mahogang
counters superior delving, w.lnut desk, walnut table,
elegant gas fixtures, carpet stool', kn.
LARGE SALE OF FINE FARIII&ABLF.
FOR LADtI.B . WEAR, FANCY SLEIGH ADD
CARRIAGE ROBES, An.
On Saturday Morning,
Deo. 31, commencing at 10 o'clock precisely.
Furs arranged for exammation early on the morning
of sun.
Included in this Gala will be found artaasortruintef
the richest and ruches' coatgood. offered this sewn,
and are veil worthy the attention of purchasers.
P HILIP FORD, AUCTIONEER, No. 630
MARKET Street. stl MI MINOR Wrest.
BALE OF 100 OFFAL° ROBES.
This orning.
POO. 29, at 11 O'sloSk tentls•ll. will be sold—
AO Noe. 1,1, Land buffalo robes.
Also, 230 superior hoed and trimmed do.
Also, an assortment of eudson Bay wolf
robe..
l t rg Tg7! °""m• a "Flub° the
" silo
ofiOto=4
BILIPPING.
p 111LADELPHIA
ORESOENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
tila
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING 0P41113 ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
MD A?
NO. 6 MERCHANTS' NIORANOI4
At 10 o'clock A. fd..flinteMber 7th. lade, the follow-
In; gontismen yore unanimously elected Director.
the OomPaa
GEORGE H. STUART,
IL MORRIS WALE,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CRAB. MAC/ALUM, AID
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are cow open at the abovi.
named OlSoe, where all persons favorable to the eater
prise are respectfully Invited to sabeonbe. iS-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORK AND HAVER STY %Warr
C*ANY.
The United States Mail Staantshipe fiAGO, 2,300
tons, Paved Lines, Commander. and 1 , TON, !AO
ton., James A. wotton, Cotnralatider, In! leave New
York, Havre, and Southampton, forthe year DO, on
the followmg days :
To meet new requirement. of the Poet °Doe
_Der&
mint, the days of sal, of the ARAD° and PUL
from HAVRE and SO TRAMPTON, after jlteg
prosent voyage., be c ansed as follows from
YO K, save in the case of the present departure of the
FULTON, whlch aria take Owe on the Mb December,
the schedule remain. unaltered:
YPDX
_3ICW YORK. 1/Altlll AND 110111710.111TT02f.
FULTON—Rea Yr. FULTON... Jan.
ARAOO ..-. Jan. Y. ARAOO_,_. Jan. Sl__ Feb. 1.
FUL'ION..-Feb. 4. F PLTON_ -Ft ban ...Feb. 29.
A RAOO- Atch. 3. A R AGO ......I.oll.2L.hich. 211.
FULTON—M.I3.3I. 1 1 13LTON-..ApL 115.
These steamer'. built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines. under deck, every attention
hap been taken to /like construction of the Mill an d ma
chinery to mourn safety and speed. The shine havelive
water-tight compartments enclosin g the wines, so
that in the eveet of oollimon ar 'trendiest. the water
could not reach them. andthe pump being free to work,
the safely of the 'easel and pearamters would be se
cured. Recent penes ex ece has demonstrated the shoo
-1.1_4 necessity of this mode of 0 116/3114013011.
Tim accommodations far possessors We be li eved to
oembine every comfort and 6011Th11101LCO that Gan be (ta
inwreted.
n' New York M Southampton or Havre-Fust
Cabin, #l3O ; Second do. 475.
From Havre or Routharepton , New York-Pipit Cabin. 700 franca; Second do.. 100 [rants.
To passengers going to Londe* Mel; internam car the
advantage of economy both in time and unease. Spe
delivered in Loudon. No papeamte c tot until mud (o r,
An experts sad venom on board. II letters and sew*.
Parr, dirt easAth rdut h PEst .
or 6 f i re n ktitlr afar e appi
I
1.1 4114 4 1 t adva Mr""k.
Z r loBt
/tr FiLb.:lB COMPANY,
" 1 44. h i tisolt. Agent, Ogee, Totemeo
DM and RQNT Streets, Pluladithible.
meg of muse eon
be seen. n,19- tmlal
-
,„ STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
- PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
R FRANCE AND ORR
TELL PIAPIBURG 4iMERICAN_PAkI% 00111
Ner4Mg r aon
EXONIA Cbst. !rem
uttirk, isausgut,
TEilorni. - ors.
These Steamera are all t-ohn Clyde-P.4dt anneal
Elle:faded tO earl from ha n. North River, V.
OR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
RAM SURD.
The elegant and powerful Iron &row Stemmata; BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trantman. SAO tons Anrifarei, will
salt as above. on
SATURDAY, pEcingivt Slit. at 'Walpole M.
Passage, Inelttanpa Itailroed Fare from Philadelplua
KNee yora,4nd from Bouthempton to London.
First Cabin. elm I Second Celan-810 I Btee rape.. ,e3/I
The BORUSSIA will be snooeeded by the folloWlade
Steamshi S ps,
RA M AMNIA— WEDNEAPAYAI
areeh renary L
BUTONIA...,—. .111 Mush le.
A~tVARIA....,.DA Y. Apnl S.
119" Passengers forwarded to Liverpool. Doldia, Bel
fait, Cork, Glasgow, Parts, mad Antwerp, at through
mmu
Theme steamers are Attafl tus
up with gnesiSiseeoss
modations e Cab r4t. second. tall rd-olasa nom.
tr
The Seound i h sonorprsodaarie of these pe am
1)Q P.l t 2 the Prat-class of most steamers.
oertioneees of ?Masse Based Wm London, South
ampton, Havre, sad Hameurr. to New York.
Parcel, forwarded from Philadelphia to all parts of
Europe at rensonable rates.
Freight ausageid An Pkdadelphat wBl be promptly
*Beaded to by. the New York Agent, and shipped Me
of all oomenuesim
Por Freight or Passage t extr Mufi , rtlYl ant..
Olßee of the Hamburg Amedoan Mail Reertnialyip r.
Wt-tf Northwest corner YOURTH and CSIEST
THE BRITISH I 'NORTH
Sill
Alamo' ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
S
:hog /leer TOT& TO ttozaroot o
Wan Passage
Second Cabin Passage....w
TTOW oorros
Chief Cabin Passage.— $llO
Sewed Cabin Passage--
ee skips front Boston nail at Bahian and Cork Harbor.
Capt. Shannon, 'CANADA, Capt. ang,
YE A, Capt. ledkins, ArERICA, Capt.Vr,
ASIA, 0
Capt. J. Stone, N AOAA,OaIt. "eon,
ASIA, CapL E. O. lott, 'ROSA. MILL ttek.
SCOTIA, (now biciliLng.)
These veaW.s wan, a Gloat white ot , at Mast-heed/
green on starboard bow ; re E kvjet
EUll.oSA,Leitah, leavaie We dnesday,
PER lA, Jui t tA, Nark, Wednesday, .31.
AME `ICA. r. " n. Wednesday Deo. M.
ASIA Lott, N Y ork , Wednesda;, len . . 4.
CANf I CA, Lang, " Norton. Wednesday, =At.
ARA lA, Stone, " el York, Wednesday, Jam. I&
EUROPA. Leitch " Boston, Wednesday, Jan.
Berths not secured until patd for.
An experienced Sweep; on •
The owners of these edge nr l nt iterodnatable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Speola, lerilly,'Vecocera Stone e
or Metals, =lea bills of hiainz alined thereto/ sad
the value thereof therein istPr . For fret blot
vj
naae apply tp L G ARDD, 4 &lAA; On isg ;
ew York.
asik . FOR THEI3I.3TII-411.
TON_ANTI SAVANNAH STEr. arstrlPß.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average of YI/TILN per eent. be
low New York Staamahip rates.
FOR CLULLFATON, 6, C.
The U.S. Nail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap
tain Charles P. Marahman, will sail on Thursder.
January 8 at El A.M.
Throtith LT n SAY ovoirly Oa. at at Sas.
0 . O
The U. 8. Mail teems Steams hip 8 ATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain John J, Garvin, will sail on Saturday. Doom
ber 31, at hi °Watt A. 81.
Throulth is lid to en noun. only 48 boors at Sea,
fiv gf e ir4tns e tz: oluirl ed f , roz d ezall a a t tu=o:raa
every d'ar.
Int
Tppe she ps KEY
im Alla% 0 b rrn aa
above every ten days. thus for a five-4e, commu
nication with Charleston and savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
. .
At both Charlestnn and Savannah, theaktillugs eons
neat with steamers! for Flosula, and with raluna, Se„
or a ll places in the lioattsand douthwest.
INSURANCE.
Frolghlaud Insuran foun d large lover
of Oecds
shipped Eouth will beto be lower by these ohms
than by ruling Tortola, the premium being one-half the
p.
rlt rt. B.—lnanranoe on all Railroad Freight is entirely
nnneoeuary, farther than Charlel4kou or Bassanah, the
Railroad Companies taking all n reel there writs.
GREAT REDUCTION FARE.
Fare by this route Ye to 40 per cent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by the following sehe-
Male. Through [Mama from Philadelphia via Gnarls,-
ton and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING MEALS on
the whole rout : &Tom:lt from Charleston and Sayan
zuth to Montgomery
INLAND TAXI.
To Charleston 111 00 Cbarleston---...11115 SO
13avaunatt.— 1$ 00 Savannah— IS 00
Augusta— lo o 0 Annuals.___ Ile CO
Macon..
. .... 21 00 Mason _.. 52 70
AN.lants......—. Xi 00 Santa.— ........... 31 M
humbug—. 33 In) iambus --- MOO
bany ... —.... 24 00 bear --., $7OO
ADDIXDID•rf—o MOO ontromet7.—_ MOO
Mobile,— .... as ao A °bile.. .-- eS 90
sew Orleans.— see Vs New Orleans— 61 60
no bine of lading signed after the ship hee sailed.
For freight or Phaltelgel apply on board, at moond wharf
above Vine silver, or to
ALEX. HE ON Jr.,
Southwest corner J"01./TH an t NUT
ante ID
1 111i .a rl u e n sta, I T Or lkt E 11 - ? t . 8 i •1, 0
For Florida from Charleiton.ateamer Carol= eve r y
Tuesday.
For Florida Front_Bauatinaba.l Learners St. Marys no d
Bt. John's, every Tomemlay an t Saturday.
CAMDEN AND AM
&Ogallala BOY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON ItAIVROM? CO.'S Holiday Excur
sion arraneernent for New 1 op, January lit, IWO,
between Philndelnhia and New York.
Fare for the Excursfon to New York and return—Si 00
Fare for the FacuratOu to Newark aid return, . a
New
icuraton Tiokeig will be gold la all the liege 'for New
York, on SATURDAY, the 31st, good to return on or
b e rme 'iurtidty,Janna,gy 9. 186,.
Lines leave Walnut.ltreet wharf at 6,9, and 11 A.
M., and Ittd, 2.4, and& P.N.
I. rainbow York, ate , 7,P. and 11 A,Nt 12 M., 2. 6,
and 6 P. AL WM. 11. GATZMER, Arent.
Ilsoamnien nth, 18. V. d2B-4t
&WORN WEST MESTER and
PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD eta MEDIA
FAL M O NDAY . EMENT.
On and alter December 12,18511.
the trains will leave Philadelphm. from the Station, N.
E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets, at
8 10 A. 91.. 1, and 4.30 P. M.
Leave West Cheeter, from the 'DEPOT, on EAST
MARKET BTFLL.ET, at 7.15 and NM A. M., and 4.12
P.M.
ON SUNDAYS—Leave Philnaelphia at 8 A. M., and
P. M. taviNt. at 716 A. A. and 4P. M.
The Mine leaving Philadelphia at 8.10 A. M. and 4.30
I:. M. connect at Pennelton with the Philadelphia and
altitnore Central Railroad. for Copenrd Chaddaford,
ennett Hume, and Avondale. HENRY WOOD,
06-tt General Superintendent.
T O WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
(WANTS —MANILA ROPE.—A large end wgIL
Resorted stook of Manila Rope, manufactured and for
ale, at New York pnees. bv
WEAVR. FITLER. & CO..
dig 19 N. Water at. and n N. Wharves.
pR. CORSti N A REAL ESTATE
. BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS
'OWN Y Voidaomm. Balks, and Cheater noun
porllxitzorpiiwp, otiated
BAnDS 14 . ualNun • alma
d IV
EULLES BY AUCTION.
- - - -
in , THOMAS to SO
AMC' Nos. Wend 10 80 YOVAITS. ErsKes.
, Formerly ca. gr end Rh )
I r RooAill kg
E ll -_.,A v i llft ad I :1212 ea
and s will hereafterlit at gmet nom 684
ha the evening at T o'rdoek.
Or ft i rltota hang[ the mato grittier de: '
illir tells of et zgm op rod oop ont o m
addition to MIA we a th Astarday
to the sale, one thomand cattgoen, in IlamPht Simm
ering kli n tieseritts . as of all the propertie4 to t. i i i i i h Q
on the - •
REALISTAIEr AT PRIVATE Bali.
ST We have a large soma= of T at priatge
mac including every aesenpatel 01 tY and contra
property. Printed liets , ve had et auction Om
RIVAE 8 0 I.
OW Real estate este on our eriF ... ,.....,
.
sod advertised osecaionally in our pm
(Ulric& 1.000 tomes are printed me pre-eWrii-ire
PALL BALPA STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
30th Fag Salitif au. 3. na the weenier. st the Exaksage.
Slit ." Jan.le.eeenntp, et the Esoltenst
33d " Jan ~I 7 eeentus. Exelknage.
Sir Part of Ott handball foresail' of the wave Wee
now reedy.
THIRTIETH PALL SALE—JANUARY 3, AT 7
O'CLOCK IN THE BREWS%
Orphans' Court &as—Estate of Athry Brown (Isle *WI
Oroves,l
TERRE STORY BRICK DWBI LING, No. L3pßun
street. between Spruce end Lomat Led Twelfth sad
Thurteeeth streets.
. . •
NEAT MODERN 11DICSCE, with tido ard.o.
HM Clinton street. tetween Ninth aad Month atd Same
and Pine streets, lot Sir feet front. tar Lama: MA aol
'BUILDING LOT soot/mist corner of Turner steer
arid Erie Arena*, (Twenty-third ward.) 20 lo X* foot
'faro fronts.
Sduorustratrix Ws—Berate °fen:lust Walker •
TWO-8 trRY Biucic LWELLI44.,No. ral
burn street dstrween Shipp/in and Fits vatic ti I
*oath sad street{,
SALE OP SUPERIOR FORM !YORE. 7 MR
PRENCD PLATB_ 5 4ANTEL. ARL. „ g. BAGATELLE TABU. B FOUR LAR
SH FFIED YLA I.7R.N.t.!RoBS.WOOD
VO I BOARD, SUPERIOR
DIN Mn . i-SCIALLtNEAIDLEAKt E RE. B RU S S ELS AND G_ XZERIAL
401
C-
ERTS. As, de.
CARD.—Ora sale this mormat, at the Lath=
storeorill eomprme CO tote of exeeuent fumigate, 2
large and 'meant Preoeb Plate el•r thwurl i n p il l
imams. 5 Gus Prevail plate gessotelutimintut kik trauma
bagatelle table. with bail. al:aeon egan.Lete, contested,
Tivoli board. witk balls sad eves oemplete,Misialiong
house oompletely famished, 4 very large &waste ell
urns, plated w .re. Cams and Glassware. beds and red.
ding. cetera' so tenor oak and values Poet-care. Ira t
me desks, ko., a itaantity of Brunelle, =penal. sad Va.
nettan carpets. states. Ate.. formic an anisette* as
sortment worthy the allantlon of hoists and othsrs 4..
lOUB of pum
m a= ng.
Sir Catalonia* nor man, and tte astieles amazed.
for esagodoani
•
pale ataa.l.Strt 141 %WM Stmt.
B RBI UR.E, B - 113 lOU. PI 0-PO TV B CARPI37I3.
This XOTIM/C•
Al °Waal'. tae d.peUoa Mort. art aaitort of
oroolloot wood load
tae
oireirt m puumo-gogus.
I n =p r . s a misoiria attll rZeOl e t " eitedil
.
lso. s. 6 largo Freud Plats Meatsl Mmes. ia
tram
Carte Frenoh Plate Pier Minors. is tilt frames.
jklunature Mew eceaphrtary famalted.
Rosewood Tivial Board, l llis sad cues. eoriLlete.
klegate.le Table. with taa sad , cora
Claus Bkieffield-alated Uri:m.llsl eget mi Tao to.
AdinimtnArix'
VALUXILE PRIVATE : &WILY.
Tem Rymer,
rio.e.m,commencing at 6 cie!oct. at cba AiseionStme.
we will sell the. valuable ;mate libuTy of tee Lae
Richard *Canna, Rae.. deemed. to 14 NMI by crow
of adminutratria.
IQ , " tor pertieulare. see estilogw. TM* will be
ready. two dada erenous. sad the booka a/Tumid foe
examination.
S.
• ALE OF MISCELLANEOVE BOOK& ENGLIEII
AND kALEDICAN EDITION& MANONIC.WOJitk&
Oa Frau aanur.
Per. 30, at OA Auction &or itT e. a mark-Goa of ostaalto
• isoolinaeona books.a oarntar of titan • outran attruaaa.
Iso, an uaort runt of Torts rot Free Masonry.
SW' For part:mina as cuttaroassa
MOSES NATRANS, AUCTIONEER
t R
sath•ups
.616 4441 R Vi ß ettE Eat
J...k_SSEE,. FINE OIL airMll , 39. SP=fD tic
LANG- FORTE, As.
Tssalay
San. S. it 10 o Os
'clock. ss ld i t n sas amass
Biomass:l~ sonar of ' B u t t sad stews.
Emu Minted oollatarals. Parassisis hersaltar.
MONEY TO LOAM*
fi Ado". to Loan. ne la..ge or mall ammontn, of
stendpi4l and silver lOW, diamonds. iratehesoew*
f neemdrs= t= k ag a . ,i m i r4= 7
tors. are, ile rnia%Adni harness and on allarciadmeal
silo.. for nay length of um. Wined erect. an Owe -
hbend terms than at szia other eerhhhe h m e "r is tida
atty.
(MAT MHOS FOX HATtOADOI.
At) rime sale, elegant magic acne told poet
"'steboatt:gold and ailnr henting asee.dontrhe MOO
Fin f 844 Walt "MU W. 3 410.0;
and citcyr o huntter =Cu* aces, and open
asOateMeat MOM ; Litnina , "..bvies,and
French Tamers; ladv= ar loie some mealy
en unansa, set Irish ; ins g seet.Tel
guard. and fob chains • gold teartebeta; las told
ear-nuse, Anger-nun. Dielatllllllll. allii arseeleta t ass
pencil wee and new La* r Mule, deems tad
tone, medallions. Intiletsoeuniatare pew hem dolma
seals. to.; lee WV ?Wits. Petra. accordeons, wen,
meow. and numerous or &melee.
OMWOR BALES
Attended to personally by Ore autkeier, at very by
charges.
1301flOGNIMETS EtOtICITED.
Oormirrousate of atto i nney triad of geode Whited
for public tale • Fop- the Talus or the genii erin hot
advanced talalumpatura of the We.
BUSINESS CAJUiti.
MARTIN ic QUAYLE'S -
STATIONEz tro RY TOY k 7 A -ND FANCY GOODS
we.wtsrr AgtsT,
NELOW nay
n4l-3mtpSLP
Cbeitsatly on kajPsitaiwirri siagAvtigi.
THOS. M. BIDDLII, Attorney at Law.
No. &oath FOURTH West UMW
WALLACE A - BRODHEAD,- -
A EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW TOM -
Sleeks sAsibossAt awl eaCcomaniesa.
F•Amicts B. Isaawasn C. PiAossw.
allktia • - - - - -
AUX.MAMMY_ ,
ArierEr
W 0191140, Aramineg, sal to
duos mantas.
Frgall ADAMS Muss
too camorptut sitls. 07PI 0 N
wmit.x.ta.b... . But boards bawls, Ask
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WINES AM) LIQUORS.
CIIAMPAGNE.—We recommend to eon
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Is band •IN nLE " haa rainy ana
blis threagiwas rraws, Ramis. kierawir ha.
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JAMES STEWART 1 CO.'S
PAIN'S! MALT WHISKS!
GEORGE WHITELEY,
kopoyttor of Broody. Wlno, /to.. 1.16 SOUTH !MONT
&root, area for rale, is bond only, STEWART'S
CELEBRATED AND UNEQUALLED PAISLEY
MALT 'WHISKEY. ar-sm
VVIV CALL ATTENTION OE TEM
v TRADE to this really 84-parior article a
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A supple in assorted Ketures constantly as hand.
!ere marred for threat importstion.
so—Mannesas Cop:las_, Leßoy rase, Lasitos sea
nand Gins, Claret us Wood fond ate', Champagnes ,
high and low priess. LONGC ARP. Importer.
010-6 m SIT Booth FRONT. Phatadelakiti.
G EORGE WMTELEY,
No. N 13. 8o t& FRONT &mist.
Importer of Brandy, Wines, &0., OM" for sa/o. it
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,uttlkso, & Co., Thom. Irma & Co.,
ides, .11.obia, & Co.. Otani, Davey. t Co..
petanstts, sdarett,
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Boost & Qo.,
..t. F. Martell., Jas. Reunes•T•
*so, Stuart's laude] Malt Whiskey, and Ma ololeou
varieties of Madeira, Sherry', Fort. Burgundy, so .1
Rhino_ Wines, Falai Tres Gm, Jamaica Ram. Sans
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iIIORE PROOF OF THE WONDERFTTI,
EFFECTS OF SMELL'S AMERICAN HAIR
REPARATOR._
_
PRILADILNIZA, September Nth. Tate.
This is to certify that 1 srae bald for many 'oars, rom
wax recommended (o try your Separator; and having
htoeured t i ros bottles, used it for three months, which
as caused my hair to grow, and although not unite a
thick as before, yet it is cormtantlyrevute.
JES,
No. $9 Nort Thir d atreet.
PHILADELPHIA. September 2711 t, 1959.
Mr. J. F. hbonnt.t,: Dear Sir—dome Pens knee Ida
oommenoed falling out s no much .„that I 'wan, in
fact, fearful of becoming bald; but 'manna of tialt Von
derful power of your Separator, I was Induced lb bay a
bottle, and after mung one-half of it my halt not onl2
ceased earning out, but commenced urdwilly, and
I have now as thlok a mut of hair as ev
JACOB jt i fiS,
No. Us Clem street- -
For sale by T. B. P E TE SS Er. Co.. Sole Agents, No.
no cRENTNUT Street.. Philadelphia. eagushe
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE PAIR FOR L's.
SIX FIRST PREMIUMS AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
Rest Formic. tot Wennuu
o .1111oLD & WIT sax.
OAS CONBRAIEVNE FURNACE.
tel arr
BEST PORTAD E FOR.NACE.
T? ARtf,oll:. & WILIIOII_.
RICHMOND'S lORTABLE FURNACE.
BEST iarr COOKING RANGE.
To ARNOLD & WiLsoN.
,onnasows DOU.SLE-OVEN COOKING RANOSO.
_As_r_Parmico.
BEST PAIL OR COAL GRATES.
DOWN aiotit . k. WILSON.
LOW and FABIKST.GRATEt,..
FivisPaincirm.
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BEST EN_AMPL /AID SLATE N.A.erims.
To Air.mot.D t W 11.307.
For a very immunise frplay of Err, de ikt em i
tea, yery highly Wilt TOf
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1010 en/YeerNUl" otroot.,
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