The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 13, 1860, Image 4

~ - .l3lOsts -2aoker -on Spooittl-Logislati s n.'
• Upoti'tho resembling .of the preient'otieslon of
;the Legislature, Governor Packer 'returned - , With
islitie;',Ereentivoieto,'ssightbilis looorperatillg mining
and tablitlfirecuring ileinpentee, which had been pre
-5,341 to hiai for approval within,ten days of the
'''Sidjsirrnirient 'of the Nat Legislature's ,The Geyer.
mot's of ndone to, these ante dilated' leglidation
contained la his veto of tba"Aot to ineoryorato
the Packer Iron Company,"'aud - to which 'we eels
- the attention of this publio. The Governor says:
• - This bill proposes to incorporate- a company to
_ beralled tho,"Pookor s lron Company,", with p
capital of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
wtthqsower to - indreasei the same to five hundred
thousand dollars, to be "employed in mining ore.
making and, manufaaturing. iron, rolling railroari
iron, mining coal and •limestone, end' transportg
and vending the same and for snot% other obj ots
en he neoessary in the prosecution of eald
s•elsiets."
1 have uniformly Withhold the Exeoittlee appro.
- Yid from bills of this. character, and have repeat
" edly, presented to the General Aesembly my 'tibiae ,
Hone to inch legislation.
By the not entitled "An sot to entourage
- factoring operations in this ,Commonwealth," ap
- proved April Yths ,1849, and its' various supple
s- meets, provision hes been made for the Incorpo
ration of retannflotering 'and reining companies -;
',Ooniequently, epeeist' eats of incorporation for Inch
,purposes are, entirely ntmooessiry. Nay, they ore,
in tnifeelifoient, not only unnecessary, hut are
'subject to'manv arg grave objeotions. With'tlee
history of pest legislation in Pennsylvania before
it oah coarsely be neeessary to ray that a pri
vate bill, confined At a Single locality, or limited
. in its application to a particular company, is not
likely to-receive at the hands of the Legislature
Abet onasideration which its importance demands,
and which is always given to a general bill ap
plying to and affecting every part of the State.
It, therefore, Often happens that, from mere lint
mention. powers are granted which should: be
withheld, and restrietions omitted which ought to
he imposed, As a neeessaryconseqttence it follows
that each corporationlas a law ct its own ; there
' it neither uniformity nor equality in the rights and
privileges and immunities conferred, nor in the
liabilities and restriotions Imposed. Hence that
which one corporation may do -with impunity, is
expressly forbidden to another of preolsely the
same general character. One will be subjesst to n
- bonus anti onerous taxation, while another will be
exempt Irma both: At-one session of the Legtsla
- Aare charters will bo granted with a liberal bend
for almost every conceivable purpose, with few re
'retrlotions ; while at another, they will he refused
' for similar- purposes: or, if granted, will he
hedged in by the most stringent provisions. To
illustrate -the entire absence of uniformity, in int.
portant particulars, in metal nets granting nor
-- porato piwora muse' at the - same session, I would
respectfully mill the attention of the General As
sembly to the foot that, of nine bills fur purposes
nearly identical, parsed near the close of the
Legislature, all of which will be returned without
the Executive sanction. the provisions fur the in
divldeal liability of stvkholtiOrs aro as various as
the bills arc numeronis , While in some tho stock
holders are made individually liable to the ply
' went of alt or nearly cli of the corporate debts
' -and the performence of the 'corporate contrsete, in
others the individual liability is extremely limited
in character and extent; and not one of them cor
respond, with the general law fixing the individual
liehilitjr of ,stockholdere in manufaaturing end
minion. comp-melee Fleetly there should, in this
respect at least, be uniformity.
- under the general law, manufacturing and min
- ing companies aro required to pay to the Common.
' wealth a hence of ono belt of one percent, on the
amount of the capital stock of oath cowpony. In
same of the hills now before me, and heretofore sea
furred to, this bonus is limited to the amount of
capital stanls actually paid in ; in others it is en
tirely omitted; and, in others still; it le mode to
correspond with the general law. Of the latter
description is the pertioular bill under considera
tion.- Why the practice of the Government in the
exaction of a bonus for - corporate privileges for
. menunieturing and mining purpose' should not be
uniform, and bear i
equally upon all, tis difficult to
connive.
Special nets of incorporation, if defensible at
ell, man only be justified where no general provls
ston has been made by law for granting Push char
ters Great evils grow out of the defective
, ehinery provided for the practical operations of
companies organized under special leers. They
claim to be exempt front the, general law, and
'lumen, to remedy defects in their charters, frequent
merlons seise for supplementary nets which filllour
statute books, although of no pub%) interest, and
occupy A largo portion of the time and atten
tion of the General Assembly. to the exclusion
of more ipaportnnt 'subjects of legislation. Let
it not be urged that the general law le, in
some of its details. objectionable and unneces
sarily restrictive, and that eempardes derlinelo
commence operations under its provisions. If it
were conceded that this assumption to founded in
truth, indeed of fnrnishing a reason for granting
- various and mul Gramm! shortens,, crowding our
lawsbotike with special legislation and our 'mutts
s• with litigation, it presents an irrefrageble argu
ment in favor of an modifying and amending the
general law as to mike it olearly meet the wants
: of the business community.
A, tithe ;of time and labor employed in the
- , :l4:;%pitrisage of specie) charters by mil Geperal - As
:sees senility, to avoid the provisions of the general law,
,If devoted' to its nmereiments would long elate
have perfected' its details, and made it acceptable
toed; s Then those having accepted charters and
tranittoting Inielneas 'under it would enjoy tho
benefit of the obenge--nWwoulti be pieced upon
aennsmon pletlnrm, without the rivalry of kindred
cottiorations having the unfair adventure of re
mitter and speedel lagfelnfion. it a modifise lion
of the law be deemed advisable, I will cheerfully
- coeoperste-with the General - Assembly in Malting
• each proper amendments as may be considered
promotive of the public interests, and conducive
to the' prosperity of those engaged In mining or
manufacturing pursuits.
-We commend these Aiwa of Gov. Packer as
, Round, and, if earned out In our State Legislature,
eminently calculated to promote the best interests
of she Commonwealth. Our legislation, of late
years, Instead of being' a system, has become a
ItellyAletelopetch of specialities. The major part
of the time of our Legislature le occupied in efforts
to forair individual or limited interests rather than
in patriotic, - endeavors to advance the general
good-.the interests of the whole people. We aro
therefore pleased to see that Gov. snicker inani•
WI a determination to discourage this species of
~T- legislation so far as Executive influence and power
on do so; and hie courts in this respect commends
Itself to the approbation of tho public, irrespective
of all partisan views.—Lonnaster Express.
THE COURTS.
780T8RDAV6 rsoo,mxtlitilf.
(R portal for Tbo,Preas.l
Paws—Justico Strong.—Earper vs.
The Citv of Philadelphia (before reported ) f ilpl.l
and Jr. 1'; lennhead far praintiT; H. T. King and
David W. Salient, Emirs., for defendants. %erdiot
for defendants.
Administrators of Barlow vs. nage°, ex-lberiff.
An action of trespass. Kneass for plaintiffs', and
Meet for defendant. On trial.
&Pat= COt/lIT ry netra--ChlofJustico Low
rie, Justine@ Thompson and Ronda—Commercial
Swing and Lonn Aeeeelatim'a appeal. Argued by
T. - Lynt, Esq nr appellant, and Wm. S. Prtoo for
apnallee.
Farmers' and lafrobanios' Bank vs. Thames.
Argued by cloorige iv, Biddle for plaintiff, and by
0. W. Peels for defendent'A
ClorY'd, appeal. Arguedby G, Samuel for 'ap
pellant, and by W. Thompam for defendant.
'Brook's estate., Argued by George W. Biddle,
Esq., for appellant, and, by A. E. Graaf for ap•
pelfee.
- Judgment affirmed in each of the. following
MPH:
City of Philadelphia vs. Bitting:
Dein vs. Connellsville B. A. Co.
.
P051M.02 , 1 Pr,Er--Judge Ludlorr.—Koaler
re. Bodine. Before reix.rtal. Verdict for plain
tiff for 838.03.
.
Dixarile vii. Doboaci. An nation to mover
ground rent. William M. Smith 'for plaintiff
Gerhart for defendant. Vordtot for plaintiff for
$2351
• Letts ve. Miller. An nation to roma! , the value
of ;so di told and delivered.. J. N. Urown for
plaintiff; 0. B. P. O'Neill for defendant. Non.
snit
Thta court adpurned to Saturday morning, at 10
O'clork.
DRUM COIIRT, No. 1--Judge Ilara.--Ja
oob Monk vs John M Gummey k Son. This was
an action for rent of first story of premises situate
No. 73 South .Fourth street, at $l5O per quarter.
Defenna only one quarter's rent due. Verdiet
strig 75 for.pleintiff. - Dtniel Dougherty ter plain-.
tiff: Harkland end Drinekle far defendant.
Worrell vs. Willa An action to recover fcr
arrear of rent. \ruttiet far plaintiff far 81,673 41.
TIMM t. for plaintiff; McCrea for defendant.
Csrgdbill vs. Stewart. An settee on a promis
any note. Verlint for plaintiff for $35544. L.
firer for plaintiff; J. 'P. Loughead fir defendant.
Wallace ye. Robinson.. A feigned issuo. The
plaintiff is a mantel woman who was the pronrie
tor of a store, the business of which sbo Oat r:ei on
da her awn name. Judgment was obtained by the
defendant spinet her husband for debts he bad,
contreeted- ()able.- individual amount, and goods,
belonging to plaintiff were Beira in - execution.
This action is brought to - recover possctwton of
these goofs. plaintiff alleging that she is entitled to
theme and that they never were the property of the
, - htisband, who bad' never, In any Waypsoittritupel
any money to the business. Lowie C. Cassidy for
plaintiff, and P. Carroll femur for defendant.
On. trial.
,DtgritlOT GOLIAT, No. I.—Judgo Stroud.—
, Frith. ,'e. Hutzler. Before reported. Verdict for
defendant.
- .11,41.014 vs. _Starr. -An action to recover the
value or goals sold end delivered. James P. John
ston, Req., for plaintiff; Ouillott for defendant.
-Jaylont.
No jury trial will be Fuddle this court until Mon
day -next.
QUARTER SESSIONS—Judge Allison.—s The
trial of the sednotlon cam:Wire reported, wits
Continued, hut - not conaladed et the hour of ad •
journmens, half past three o'clock P. M.
- Joseph Sweitser o arrested in this city by Deputy
litirshals Tippen and Sharkey', for robbing the
;pat Made In Delaware City, was convieted in Wil
mington on Tuestiny, and was sentenced to three
;oars hard labor la the New Castle jail.
' -117011110 AD XXI) Ilse MA3II7II.OTURING ,
fEte1.3711.74110 recent non•lntireourse movements
.in thstSouth hare given a great impetus to the ma
•anuttettlring interests of Richmond,land already we
hear or many netr, munufseturlng establishments
fn tenteMplatien, - ea, troll as 'tavern' already,
• course of oanstruotion. Machinery for wane
- taotiirrng :woollen fabrics ,will, in Match neat,
'ender yrey, end will consume from eight to ten
. thousand-pounds of - wool per week.' Title will
open a nierket for thelarge quantity of wool grown
, the ttitate;Avlttoh - bee for the past five years
:giougbh V. marker, in the Northern elites, there being
'acarogular„marttet ,for - wool in tiohmond since
Aiti-Aurniog of the woollen
,faotory heredn 1864.1
Charles X • Morris Is nori plashing".to completion
laige stigai.riAlhery,'lnd weleer win be able to
- - ;,;.:-ttim out the 1, totlfied arilore by early spring.
'Ne'bear thitt'fintr or five bf Ourthost enterprising
wfth'an
.abuedenee' of capital, hero 'ass°.
:tasted thetneelves together fur the purpose of 'eo. ,
'tablisiiing a 'la rge - tannery, 'and ,that a gentleman
- fronkliewark, New' Jersey, his applied'. to them'
an interest tit the business, and the privilege_ of
rleg
a - largefipot and, ShoO &sry—
„-'nkeifo fermi/it fire hundred' thOand to del=
' lats:- tie his pert 'or the Capital 'to beemplOYed.,
IlkoAdltion to .: these , it ,is expedted that a iarge
matinfaalory win soon into-operation bore for
,initraf. 4 otltt IWi.kisrp ? 14151;t14_
,4 1 10,
z-;4 /ftekmtirsit - I
MEDICINAL.
COVGIIS 'AND COLDS.
coughs, Colds, CoUghe, Colds, Coughs, golds, gauSql ,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs. Colds, Coughs, Colds. cous
- PlOllBlO. - •
• Plithib.Or
Drone - lath!, Hormeneor, Roinchißs, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Brouokatts, Ito silences,
Whooping Cough. Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Wlioopias o.9ugh, Croup, Whooping . Oeugh, Oroup,
9tatniy,
quinsy,
Consumption. Consumption, Coninimptioni
ConsumntMn. Consumption. Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
and all like diseases, find an nnfailing antidote, a ready
relief, and a aura and speedy cure, in that great and
universally approved Remedy,
WISTAIt'S TIALAANI (IP WILD OTTVARILY,
Wit:CAWS BALSAM OF W 114) CHERRY.
TPAITMOXT.
WI6CAD . II BALCAM OP WILD Coznwr.—At this
season of the year, as well ae at all seasons. it is impor
tant to have on hand a remedy for coughs and colds.
We speak for the benefit of our readers, when we re
to thole Vse above named remedy, which h2e
been advertised it our paper far come time.wo
i
live had occasion to use tln our family for pubs and
other throat affections. and to nil snob oases it has cured
the eorephont. We now'deem it an indispensable al-n
-010, faf . we Moans wear to have reliable remedy on
hand ,or these complaints. to which all are Itabie.—
Otriftian Freeman sad Family Visitor.
Head- the - following Letter from a highly respectable
Gentleman.
• -
I.llElleTovE. Montour co., Pa.. Oct. 42.
This is to certify that I was pronounced by never:it
Physicians as vOneUrnetwe, nod had all the ay mptoms of
the disease in its worst form, such as couching. severs
pains in the cheat, shortness of breath, night-aweats,
find oil renbe weakness and lassitude In me whole to s
tein. ikly family nearly all having died of the disease. I
had given op all hope of recovery, no nothing Rare foe
relief; but thrpllgh tho persuasion of a friend I wee in
duced to try Dr. Motor's nolgom ay Wild Cherry. 'f he
first brittle relieved me considerably, and the third bot
tle guyed me entirely. f now lee as well so lever Mil in'
my it By. and am able to tollow my occupation as farmer
sa fully as any one.
I also had a sister in a more advanced state of the dis
ease' having been confined 47 ner tied for over n. veer.
and pronounced beyond hope by our beet ph; mations.
hhe also watt entirely cured by the WI 'd Cherry., but it
requited eiX or MOt bottles. and she still takes it flots
am:oly es n preventive. being naturally weak-chested.
I would sincerely urge Ail who are similarly alllirted
to try Da. WISTAD.'I. HALS6St OF WILD CIILIERV,R/1 l am
satisfied that. but for lour own Valuable remedy. my
meter and myself would not now b. living I will cheer
' fully answer any one who may address me on the sub
ject, and stale our oases more fully
tsigned I JACOB MILLER,
BEWARK OF COONTIiuFIOTA
BE:WARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
Each letters as the following, front u mordant, are
daily received g
Blarney. Delaware, Oct. 20, 1143.
8. W. FoWLR & C.,. Beaton : Please send me a sun
ply of AVlstan's 13 , 61.8431, na f MD nearly out, and there
ten great demand for It Lit is doing wonders; it cures
Coughe...telhena. 117hooptrty Cough, nod Consumption.
without all . There kne
rover been nnypf the genuine
liars until yea sent me slot some time since, but plenty
of the counterfeit.
Yours. truly. JACOB Y. FOIII,K.
VMBER. gitaxesons. ail who seek koala, that the
only Geouvre lies the WRITTEN signature "I.
KITS." us well es the primed name of the Proem ,
tort, SETII W. FOWLE k C 0.., Bogen. on the Ml
aide tortmgcr. Tear. No (MIRE ; it were money wasted
and health lsoPartli gad. _ .
WISTARII BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY.
WIBTAR'B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
For Sabi try Philadelvhin, nt tolidesalx and ',Oral. h•
T. NV DYUTT b SONS, No. 210 North SECOND
Streot.
DY SPEPS lA.
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF TDB SYSTEM,
DYSPE,PSIA, DEDILITY OF-THE SYSTEM.,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
LIVER COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE.
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. SICK HEADACHE.
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF. APPETITE,
FLATULENCY. LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the numberless other dismiss, arising from Ind,
gotten, and Junctional disorders of the Stomach. find
when the &sew it, not beyond the power of medial ne
ready relief in that establudted and sterling remedy,
THE OXYGENATED DITTEIIS,
THE OXYGENATED RITTEKS,
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
We cull the attention .of the trader to the following
letter from Pros:dent SmItIA, of Weale)an Unirermay :
AItIW.TowN, Com, Foh. 28. M.
. . • • .
SZTII POWLB CO.—I:8)111cm. : I tarsi Wide
one of the Ogren:ATP) BIT, BR, some seven or eight
tears tin's. Having suffered for twenty yens bear
form of 088888111 A. which was attended with a nano..
headache. on nn average of not less thnn one dm in 6
week. I was Induced by the unpretending recommends.
lion of Dr. Green •• to try one bottle, and if no benefit
wee received to discontinue the use,"
The nee of one bottle warranted a further trial. to the
extent of some three or four. with a careful observance
of the tleminantit ins directions. The result wel. at
a l most ca m, r e l i ef from the usual dyspeptic symptoms.
end thoir depressing. painful consegueness. 1 believe
these bitters produced an entire chance in the Imbue of
my system, and upon the active energise of the dice
tive organs. I now deem myself se exempt from c h e •
pepsin as most persons. 'riles, hitters have also bon
of service to other members of my family.
Very respectfully yours.
AUGUSTUP W. SMITH.
YORK. Livingston no , N. Y., Oct. 1. 18.11.
MMES. S. Yl. F'oa'ls & 1 have !men soli
cited by NOUrngl3 , l topresent to gnu a testimonial or the
restorative quali ins of roar Oryerimied Bitters," to
which I cheerfully combir. in gratitude in you. sirs, also
in the hope that many snore may ex pert ence Its invl:o
- effects.
Desp/c.iit, with its timberless associates, took up its
abode moth me. in opposition to the skill of marl , of the
meat celebrated ph, inching Petri the 'pint Way willing
(if nn relief gourd be Mundt to surrender, and r id adieu
to its earthly taberritnle, when I wee olden& by the
urgency of a triend, to try • our bitter.. little deer was
Grath° Gilead was in the I , OM/10,1110a or orient will
moos, as it was the fir s t &neat I was aver induced in
quart, but, thanks be to knil. wee ft WM, and a most
efloient and crateful one, ton. ire moat exec, %aor t ic
symptoms in my one were the immoderate and mete -
tar beatins of the heart imingdrately tiller taking food,
attended with groat ptoortuon, end very Leritientty
violent Ott Joke of palpitation, lasting from twelve to
twentr-tour hours. leaving the stointeli co perfectly
pow. less that even a spoonful 01 milk or rice wiver
would seem burdensome. I commenced the rice of the
Hitters by Wing half a tea-spoonful—rim extent won n.
full one. I was very persevering until) hail taken three
bottles; slued then, at intervals, I have taken two
mom.
I began to realize its genial eff , ek.s immeilletely . ; be
sides it is extremely grateful and refinhin se a beve
rage. which is a charm that butt few medicines can be tat
of. I would. sirs hartily Burl earnestly beg all who
are afflicted with D 1 enema in any form to test, your
Oxygen e ted litters. all do esteem them tnyinlib e.
nt
Very respectfully, . Miss AL St OCKINO.
121ZbIZM=:=
• . .
T. W. DYOTT BONS, 218 North 800 m 4 sweet,
Philadelphia.
A. B. HANDS Se CO., Now York.
CAN BY. fit LAIN. & CO., flaltimore.
Bold by Ornevnita and Plerohents everywhere.
d3O-eoClin d&W
IRIPOILTATIONS.
(Reported tor The Presol
PORTO CA DRIZO—Birk Thee; Onllett, D111—&53 hart!
eofrao 2157 Judos 8 serooos ndigo 27 tons lignornvitto IVO
knL's ^oPosr urn Darlett Oros.
'HAVANA-81u Delhi---402bZe Id hhds sager Y cessa
Diems Thos Wattsnn & Sons.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD UN TRADE.
F, R OPE. '
THOMAS KVIRER. Jr.} COMMITS" Of TBl MONTE
A. J. DERD SHIRE,
LETTER 8.5.08
AT TBB MISECIIA VTR' A ACIJAN9I, PUMA DXLTIIII.
gr. rbip Brag n za, Noll= ..... goon
Brig Loam o. Kin ..... rde coon
• SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
. FROM THE UNITED STATER. •
a RIPS LEAVE FOR ILLITO
Kangaroo... - -.Now York..Gliattow .............lan 14
.... , New Yor Jon 1 8
Vl,O 1Nn1ed..1phin..Ltverp001........... Jon
llungorton.Fornend..laveroool•-• • • •-• Jell 21
Now _. Ynrk .Bremen —Jan 21
EU , Opn. Boetton..Lt verpont ..-. Inn PS
1 of Pali' more.. Now Yurk.. Live Jan 28
John York .0 teerow....- ......Jon lb
/ironies Now York.. Bremen . . .. --Jon 49
.New York..nnuthampton Pb e I
Pthton ..... York.. 4
TO ARRIVE.
MIPS MUFF FOR. IsAve
Now York.....Bouthrnopton..New York Dec V
John Da11...........fi1a5c0w..New 23
c err:Kea—Portland ...... ......Dec Ii
Europa - Hoston ...... —Boo 31
Jil ra.. ..... . r pool .Nsw Y0rk........... Iran 31
C Belturiore...l.,vereonl..New San 4
Borussia --Boot aos pusa .New York-- ~. • ...len 4
Awls, daxon... ..I,lverpool..Portlend ten 4
Pulton.........Southaturnon..New ..... Ten 11
g.rXr , Ols. wnuhawpwn.. New Y0rk...........4
Arego .New York.— 8
The California Mrnl Steamers Ilan from Now York on
tho ath and bah of (moll month.
..• • -
'Pita Havana Steamers leave New York on toe 247th.
t2th, 17th. and :7th of eaoh month, and Charleeton, 13. C.,
on the 4th and 10th.
WhPn the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers
will sail on Monday, tweet from New Orleans.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13, IP.OO
SUN RISES.- -7 21-SUN BETS-..- 4 t.,5
HIGH. WAVER-- .-..---
Steamship Delaware, Cannon. 2 . 1 home from N York.
TYR h rodeo and passen2 ere to Jamea /Ode rdine. At 10
A M on Wednesday, paled a sunken seta on Slue.Tolin
Anal—raw the crew abandon the aehr In a small ho
A
lime fleet and the City Inn Bost were at Reedy Island
at 1E AI on Wednesday.
CLEARED.
Sohr Empire, Rofts. St Thomas. .1 P Poistoo.
Bohr blargarot litocetioa, D N iFetslor
& Co.
Bohr Margmrst Rhtnottart, Peterson, Now Orlosos,
Pettit, Itltutin & Co.
nr TlMltrill 4 PM
(Correspond non
nf the Pl.lll44l4l!phis Exebenire.)
CAPP; ISIA ND. NJ.14.1 p M.
Several r.seale felt the fire4kwitter, bound up. Nn
thlnj goin g in. Wind west—weather fine.
&o. THOI3. S. HUGHES.
By TALAVELAPH.
(Correapondenoe of The Preen.)
AVANNA'S. Jnnll.
Arrived, NM psJohn H Elliott, fro nt Now York; Bravo
from Qualm°.
MEKORANDA.
Stplalt.fily Penneylvanla, 'Taal, hem) nt, fiehmon
9th inst.
• •
Phi p Snortaman, Thompeon. tom New York for Hoar
IfOof• sPokon Nov V. New4o 0, lone .3.3 40 W.
Ship Finl Jono •. for York, olearod at Apala
chicola mamma to 3111 Ult.
Ott b tlit ' ll f tit Wag WTO r tgA ll ,Z7l . d r g
&1.30 •
Ship Prow World, Xnlaht. for Liverpool. cleared St
tith Met, with 1438 bolos of cotton, valued at
SIPIOB%.
Iltrk WashinttOn Alston, Woods, from Boston for
Honolulu. woe ro Pon P' tlkland Wands, Nov
10,fepatrinz: mu hank 4mrn Cape tu rn l ea k y .
Hark Mondamln• CoS,na, front Mode Janeiro, arrived.
at Now Odom', pith me t.
"Bwk Laconic', hearse, whirl, clenrod N Orlanna mil
loot. for rildNieltOna, ham on Luau] 120 hide en: nr.2'l3
We melanoma' Wee cotton. 110 tea lard, and NO empty
hble •• .
ttnrk 'Bird, Taylor, from Capl) Town, Off, at Doe
ton 11th mat.
. .
Hark 'Flom AllltYse. Barnard. whi I. sailed from Ha
vana Fent 19, wala 'OIL boxes euvoir, for Falmouth, E.
rod not. arrived out at last scuounts. and team are en-
Ormond for here, fety. Rho le an A 2 vessel of ais tons
reinter. hurt at Petty's Island in Ito 3, and owned in
phdadelphia.
Hark bsreh Sheaf, Chs , a. cleared at Charleston 7th
inst. fur Montevideo and Boom). Ayren,
Wig Fairy, Welsh front Parnstubuco, via Delaware
B•olkw.itor. 10111 inst.
Brig Moonlight. rim sil, henna at Kingston, ,Yetn,l6th
nit, and sailed lid for Falmouth, .Ft,
Eehr Jae Mediene. Travers, fur Philadelphia 2.12, wan
at Hairston Join, Dee gs
r JAS DonntY, filth an. from Newport for Phi•
maiphia,bef ore re ported ashore at Orient Point, was
sot off weld of Bth met, and taken to Greempoit neat
der. Being tinininied, she would aid again on t, a min,
behr,A Turd!. fli, , sine. cleared at . Cloirleston 7th last
for with 2/0 hales uplnnd cotton. 69 rope
dettings, 71 old axle., tone old railrolul iron, 9 bores
ne. 1 iron es fa, 4.0 Ws t.rts turpentine, 10 empty welts,
and Ut ekes rodeo.
Yehr Hichard VIM X. Frink. for Georgetown, norent
to Belt C11;0(1,4011 ath inst.
H W Godfrey. Wisks. cleared at Wilmington, N
.o.loth inst. for New York.
Schr it Cogashall, Tilton, fur Wilmington, NC,lrent
to 8611 from Charleston Bth inst.
•
AEPFIEL6MESSRS. ROSENTHAL &
MORRIS, front ?mouth, Fligialhit
manuhtetu re ra o the cielebrittea
ir pantomimic" Sneetseles, respect Lilly solicit the pa
transge of the ladies and gentlemen at Philadelphia
and violent, to their superior ground eneetnele nhasoB.
The valuable advantage derived from them in. that in-
stead of vision becoming strained, boated, weakened,
Find in numerous ones seriously injured, it is preserved
and strengthened, ever-Wiling at once begrimes clear
"nod brilliant, and very aged persons are enabled to em
ploy, their eight at the most minute occupation, her
by day - or candle-light: con see with those lenses of a
inueti less ninenifying poster, nil they do not require
the ?vaunt changes to the dangerous dream of further
obi.Verfol assistance.
Certifleatee ea II tie tntn nt thtl offieo over Mr Christ-
Man's atom, 702 OtIESTINUI' Street, adjoining Oer•
TM'S 1 3 1intnntann room, diS I y
PEPPER.—An invoice received. and fo
ado by IVETBERILL & BROTIIHR.
'Ol MIL 47 bed 19 11,.rth nF.COND street.
%AL. SODA—For sale by WIMIFRILL
& DRoTHER, a and a NORTH eECoND
went,
COPAUTNEIttiffIP NOTICE&
HE FllOl OF MoILWAIN & KELLY
-IL Is this day dissolved by midst (3 °leant.
J. K aIcILwAIN,
Philadelphia, January 1. IBCO. JOHN KELLY.
The berineeg of I.IoII,WVN & 'KELLY will be pat.
tied by Joszpii KULA the tore No. 1022
CHESTNUT Street, to whom all persons indebted to
said firm are requested to make payfmt.
K. Mc ir,w&lN,
Witt WELLY.
JOSEPH KELLY. of the late firm of Kelly Brother,
}erring purchneml the business of Mellwein k Kelly.
wtltrontimte the r Vlnring business lit tit , old Easel,
No. 1 (32 ciimaTtitrr Etw.t. nrulpr she St Lnwraner
Entel. Ito wilt he essistml by Jour( Kii.LLY. of the
late firm of Lukens. Kudy, S. Cu,. and Jiellwuir
Kelly. juo
N ()Two. wiLLIANI R. LAFO
c ADE. MO ALD DR COURP , S, & WILLIAM
U. IRWIN, become ovrtnri in o , r firm error Cam date.
DID courts EY, ba.FOURCADE. & CO,
Philedelohin. Dec.emltar 31. 186./
COPARTNEN SHIP AN!) REMOVAL.--
WM. L.-DUNG! IKON is admitted to an interest
M our inlelltAEß trout tioadate.
Wo love removed I fom No. 301 Market stmot to \o.
727 CIIES Pri UT !Street.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.
January 1. MO. Is 2-12 t
ropAierp.lEßsiiip N(yrion.
RTIORTRTDOE & TIRoTEIHR haring this by ns
lodated wish chain JAM E 8 B. I!CWNG, the business
n•ill foam this date eentluetod iiittler the firm of
MOIR , RIDGE. BROTHER. & 00..
at sin. 470 MARKET Stront, and 413 and 4L5 MER
CHANT Street.
Philtidelphia, January 2,13 , 30. 1112.12 t
N OTIOE OF IMIFTED PAENNERSIOP.
Where's we. the subscribers, have this day TO
flawed and continued forts leafier period of three years,
as heretnalter mentioned. the limited partnership en
tered into en the 3lst day of Decembar. A. If. leya
°eminence. on this Ist day of Jammu. A. D. lAST, under
the proviso - me of the Actor the °antral AnsomblY of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania approved al snit Sint.
1835. entitled "An Act relative to Limited Partner
and all other ennotments of the said Beneral
assembly relative to Limited Panne rsh tpo—now, there
fore, in compliance with the provisions of the said en
actments we publish the terms of sold original and
renewed teamed Partnership ro, tollown
First. The name or firm under whtoli the said original
and reneweu Limited Partnorxhic was and is to be con
(looted is that of J. T. PLATE & StMIOTTI.Eft,
Second. The general nature of its linaines4 wan and is
that of aleroonnis in a general Foreign and Dontesiic
Commission flosinnos in the city of Pioladelphia. and
MAO in the business of Importing and Exporting and
Wadies Merchandise on account of the said Limited
Partnership.
Third. The said Limited Portnelehipwss and is com
posed of JO rtN 'I 111:01.1.11LUS V. who resides in
the city of Phil idelphia •, of ()MIL C. SCHO VTLE it,
who resides n the said city of Philadelphia. and
ODD [STOP lIE tt F. I'LA'fk.whoseplacoof tevidence
is. at prevent. in the Ups Ettnnoatie city of Brenton.
The said John T'neophtlun l'into and Car C. Etehottlet
were and ore all the conotal partners in the said origi
nal rind tonowed Limited Partnership, and the said
Chne.ophor F. Flute woe and is the only spaniel part
ner therein,
Fourth. The special partner, the said Christorlier F.
Plate. contributeddtctitally and n gonit faith, in sash.
the sum of Fifty Thousand Collate to the capital or
common mock of the said mitt oat limited Partnership,
no part of which line been witlid7ewn therefrom.
Fifth. The bald original Li:toted Parrnotalup eons
mewed on the first day of January. A. D. 1t157. and wee
to have termlnatee on the 31st tiny of Docemnor, A. (1.
ISM. but the same has boon renewed and continued for
the further period of three sears front the gist day of
Committer, A. L. len. and will terminate on the 31st day
of December, A. D. 18.13.
Phtledelphia, Dec, 51►t,1855.
J. TILEOPIt. PLATFI,
t‘fatt, 90110 MLLE,
CHII. Flt. PLATE.
Br his Attorney in fact.
Stig.Ovr OcDP REY FR PYTAG.
WE, TIIE UNDERSI4iNED. IiEHERY
give net co that wo have ronrwed the hmi ed
partnershic between us. wi l y c c t l i c collo our; h eJ the th
VE l ln, 1 eb, Vitire -863, unit
tote, re o rristrime let s
o ' t
he act
of Assemb`y of the Commonwealth of Pennet Ivania,
eiv,d Starch Al. ISE entitled "An Act relntive
Limited Partnerships." tual IR , Suet) °manta thereto
he said partnership is to he conducted its heretofore.
under the name or firm of W. O. BEARD. The eneral
nature of the business intended to he transacted I, tho
niamifecoure and sale or lint, ny holes to, in tho City
of PlidedelPhia,Ot .tonfmemant. Wf BEARD,
urho resides at , o. a2a North EIGHTH Street. in the
Thirteenth ward. of the City of Philqdrlda. is the
sews' partner, and SANIBEL i.. WALTON. who re .
sides at No. 724 South FOURTH Ftrect. in the Third
vnrd, of the City at Philadelphia, is the special part
"he slid uncial partner contributed to the com o
stock of said firm tile pop of thirty thousand dorare n
which was aotunlly and in good faith on , d in rash.
Thu said partnership commenced on the first day of
NOVEMBER, A. D 15r9. nnd is to terminate on the
first day of NOVEMBER, A. D.lBlO.
WM, O. BEARD,
die-ftrt SAMUEL O. WALTON.
NOTIOK—The undersigned Miro this
day forineJ a copartner‘hip. under the name of
P. 111 INSELL, Jr.. f.r pansnetion of n
Wholeenle rind Retal Limber Busir.ess. 41 w ill occupy
the ynrd formerly nceopled by •oth k Mlitzerll. et the
corner WardßK end RICHMOND Streets, in the Nine
teenth of the City of Philadolph in.
P. M I XSELL. Jr..
BA.NPL
Philadelphla. Jan 2d latiO. PO 120
DtssoLuTioN OF PARTN ERSII IP.
fho partnership heretofore existing under tho firm
of NORMS .v JONES k CO. expired on the 3lst oltl
nio, by litnito lino. Either of the partnere Win vso the
name of the firm in nettlompat. JACOB r. JONES and
RI Haiti) DOWNING tetire Dom the business.
and the remaining partnere have formed a now coyote
nership. ISRAEL. Nm.ItRIS,
JACOB P. JONES.
RICH 10 11. DOWNING,
JOSEPH. K. WHEN:WiId,
ViDHEW WHEELER.
Philadelphia, Salmon' 3. Uhl
COPARTNERSITTP NOTICE.-ISRAEL
NIORRIR, JopiEpn K. WHEELER and AN.
DREW W. EEL'. partnere in tho late'ram moR.
HIS k JONES k CO.. have title day formed n copart
nership, under the firm of
Molt lad. WHEELER. & CO..
and win erint.nne the Iron and Steel bileinein In nil ita
bran• haa. ne herr..fore ennilunted ' nt the old etdrd
MARKET and SIXTEENTH dtree te,
Philadelphia, Jeinuar)
XVI ICE.—The partnership heretofore ex
-- 'mine between JAMES G. ABBOTT, AROHIV.
LES LAWRENCE. and PALA RI.Ea NOBLY. under the
firm of A n o‘oTT & IA Wit trINC E. ts this clay dialolved
ire the death A. LAZY ItENCE . All sensing mileht
ed to the late trio ere requested to make pa, oeos. and
those hermits Ci4lo ato present them to the undersigned,
who are duly authorized to use the name of the firm in
JAMES O. ARS() I'
Phila. Jaey:bad,'oo-12t CHARLES "NOBLE.
NOTlCE—Philadelphia, Jan)" Ist. 1843111.
The umlersignefi haiincr pnreh.sed of the late firm
or ABBOTT & LAW:IEI'IIn, all their ostensive stook
of Eitoves. Patterns. &a.._ will continuo tho Storo Foun
dry business under the firm of ABIIO PT & NOBLE.
J ...ME. O. AllnoT
CHARLES NOBLE.
IIItEALD
pIIRE AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY TIM
MECHANICAL BAKERY
CAN SOAlaan tr 11.1 n roLLOWI7tiI
PLACES:
firEOFIANICIAL DARWIN, 8. W. corner of Broad and
Vine streets.
C.ALCLARK.—.--- FTono pla th r street, below
MoNEIL.—. E. corner Sixth and
Coates street.
SATIN/ & let North Finh street.
JOHN 0. 1110XEY— .—Nn. 403 Vine street.
T. P. North Fifth street.
8. BODY E. corner Fifth and
Spruce streets.
W, W. MATHEWS.— —EL E. corner Eleventh and
Locust streets. aix ,
D. street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GARVIN.... —No. Mil Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY.--N. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
WM. 60d South Twelfth
street.
B. R. WANAMAKER---F lidera' street, above
Sixth.
8. LENTZ Booth Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L. HOLLAND.---. --B. W.corner Sixteenth an
Ogden streets.
DAVID BADDLER—No. lit. North Eleventh
stroot.
J.WEIGHTMAN--1 h'rtoenth street. below
Thompson street.
8. 8. TOBIKINB. --No. 1040 North Front
rtreet.
W. corner ors Seventh
11. 1 Pine Me
F'. hIORRIB. ----N. W. tnnner t e nth and
Shinnen streets.
E. B. TURNER......—.—No. 1215 South Front
Street.
I. BIIEBTEIL------- 8. W. corner Broad and
Parrish streets.
THOS. T. BLEBT—...—. Career Nineteenth street
and Wee avenue.
B. S. E corner Ninth and
Federal burets.
J. MOINTYRE----.Twenty•seeond htroot,
Coates.
ALEX. FULLERTON......... Corner of Fifth and Chris
tian.
MRS. E. RAMBLER......-No. 1731 Camel greet.
D. F. & T. W. WOLF-633 Girnrd avenue.
Wl.l. McCRACKEN--2373 Hamilton street.
R. It DU LY N. W. cornet of Twelfth
and Ale on street.
JULILN KLEIN W. con of hirteonth
and Parrish street.
AI. NI PPES .......N. K. corner of Fourth
and Green atrent
KIM P. ELLIOT I . W. earner Tenth and
Green street.
J. L. HICK 9-- —Camden, N. J., stoma 110
Arch street.
C. H. RAINIER.----.W ab. eet
in Ph t v hidelphla, Sath that
erford road.
N. L. YARNELL. Lena t , Penna.
JOHN BARNDT—.-- Tremont and Pine Grove:
Penna.
ORO. B. TOWNSEND—Went Cheater. Per na
M. M0CLEE8......—..---.,Atlantio City, N. J.
C. HORTON.
--. Florenoe, N. J.
9. F. EBERLEIN —Columbia. Pa.
1.324 f
NOTICES.
NoTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.—
The PARDON IRON COMPANY will receive
propotall until the Nith day of February next f'r build
ins an Iron or Wooden Railroad Bridoi over the Le
high River. oppoottfi their works at Parryvillo. in the
county of Carbon. the length 1m Ibe about three hun
Bred and lilt, (3dOl feet, in either throe or four DplinV r
SinKletiotOk.
Proveals renelved, and Nailer virtionlare cbtmord,
an apphcatipn at Furl...tulle In the iiiidempied,
DENNIS BAUMAN, Prontillnt,
Deoember 19th, 11399. tl3l-iltic2o
(VFICE OF ME SECOND AND THIRD
STREET PpASSENOER RAILWAY O' , Nl DAN
OP PfIILADELPIIIA-n; WALNUT ST R EE P.
PutcAueLrat Jan.. 16 . 0.
The Directors have this nay neolaretl n dtvWrnd nt
FOUR per (*not. on the event"l stock of said Company,
payablo nn nr after Om 25th met
he 'I renefor %An n. tins Company will be elneed
(rota the 10th to the 25th iret.
HO-linw-123 HOBERT KELTON. Troasuror.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel-
OM. Non. IR, 1954.
At no Election held on the :let instant. the following
gentlemen were ehnenn Directors of th s !Nog (
Aiexander 10.Cattell, Joseph I. no eng•
Rol-ert K. Nett, fininuel T eachy,
Inman Steel. John N. Rum,
Edmund A. Homier, totrles Knecht,
I .oeicrsncler Whildirt, l (avid Vs ttervaer,
Hugh Craig hihp Mmeln,
Christi tn J.
Hoffman.
And nt the meeting ot the Board TlllB DAY, tho fol•
lowmg officer, were unantumusly elteted
A. (0. CAriEl.l , Pretmlent.
R. R. IN Err. Vice President.
d9-tt J. W. TRH REV. Coulonr.
[VOTIVE IS GIVEN TIIAT APPLICA-
L Hon will be made for a Certificate of Penne> Jennie
6.fete Loon, in place of one dated August 4. 1468. No. no.
ilglp.tAertatnfAill 6, 1601 , to LOUISA JEr
no.tarmimznte•Bm•
COAL.
OUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
Ji..minterest. Buy your 00 AL AT HICKS', where
nothing lout the very best quality of Lehigh nod Rohn)!
kill boat ta ollerod at the following reduced prices:
Lehlgh,ltroken, Eg F , and 5t0re ............ .t0 per ton.
Schuylkill, " " ......... 400
Large Nut., .................,..... ...... 50 "
Warrants d'free from slate or dust and full wetght, at
HICKS' yard, southeast corner MARSHALL awl
WILLOW. Call find see. r,24-8m
N. GROOME CO.,
NJ. Office 146 south FOURTH Street,
PINT
AND
wiTARF, BTRtERT. SCHUYLKILL.,
Deafen+ and Sluppore
OP
Lomat Mountain, 0
A Leh
L irb, and Schuylkill
Merohandiso toßnn on wharfate. 016-tm
HICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL, prey ared with care, for fide or
beet Milne. Apcli at KNOWLES'S Depot, NINTH
e g ad WILLOW kitreeta•tf
P1tE56. , 4 1 1-111AbgliPMAA DIUDAY, JANUARY 16. 1860.
WRING GARDEN SAVING FUND 80
OIETY CIFIA
OiSee, N 0.331 TWEENorth TWEE Street
Wonselidation Bank buttding,)
CEA RTERED IJY THE_LENIBLATURE OFEENN
, SYLVANIA,
Deposita received in soma of One Dothr alWlreski,
VNT. P IYITTE32 I I I i w righit t e giTit cre got tAt' tf
wawa.
TOSPOIIIe BitViitglt Tnatitptioll hag tot
beep neede in then ertnern part or the city, and the
I l igTlUTatWA Yl lWeiglgrtre i np;T:ltiVneggg
atenagera in organising end loan tine. tieere been
goveyomi wholly by arlomye act•ounnodtheheel
noel Walnut and wanta of the very late* and Wean.
chip population lir wino), IV nurounced.
ovrcy. 0 EN DAILY,
Prom to Zi o'olook; also, on Monde, Nnd Thom%)
from/11111MA e'eloot in the evening,
.. .
, Ng NA.IIIR S.
frodArinit Mott, atoplip lirrtAth,
Veil i S'ejirlEoff•r, filtiari , ,k 4 / s t= g ,'
e ranolis Hart, - out& 1,1,0.11,eve.
Joan Newlin?. Jr.,
James
k k
Prj"le ItUgaegi7"
Jnoorh 1. browell, Lon. Wl....dlwari.
Clooreo Woeippat, Lyon. T. hunt,
Foto? O. ELLinat .11.31,0 rt j lJavideon.
er iAl4ll% 8. FRI/40 LE, Preerlent,
FRANCIS HART,. 690111M1T . ia2o.tfll
QAVING PIIND.- --UM TED STATES
TRUST COMPANY*, corner MIR]) and OftEiTT
uT Streets.
Large and email mime receireil andpatij back m i diy
tuand without notice. with FIVE PER .
INTE
REST from the day of de sit lo the day or withdrawal.
Office houre,_from 9 until o *look evcyy day, and on
MONDAY FYI:MINOS from 7 until p o chick.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Sootland,
from .+:1 upwards.
Frandont—STEPllEN R. QRAWFORD,
Veaser—JAISIES R. HUNTER.
PLINYFISK. Actuary. self-ly
QAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY ,WALNUT treat, Southwest corner o
M f TII I Bpi
Philadelphia. Incomornted by the State of Pennsylva
nia.
oney le [ eheilltll In any pun, largo or email, and In
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The office Is open ovary day from 9 o'olook In the
morning till o'clock in the evening, awl on bMonday
and Thursday overae . s till o'clock.
Hon_. II)NRY_ L. BENNER, President
RODE T SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WILLIAM I, REZD,Segretetry.
DULECTOII4.
on. Henry L. Benner, f. 4. ?Artll ii tlXr . /iter,
dward L. Carter,
i
obort ReMidge,
amuelK. tiekton, , ream Lee,
oseph VOrkes,
C. Landreth Mllllll.l, Henry Didenderfer.
Money is received end payments matle Muir. . t .
Thy inyeetinente are made, tp outLormkty.lei h the
provisions of the Charter, in Keel Estate elongates.
(iround Rents, and such first-clans securities as will al
wn3 s Insure perfeot security to the epo .
re and
whleh cannot tail tlNgtve permanency and ' erability to
this institution. aul-1y
WINES . Mil) LIQUORS.
CHARLES HEIDSIOK
CHAMPAGNE.
•
GEORGE WI-lITELEY.
No. 185 SOUTH FRONT' STREET,
Is appointed Asent C or the sale of the shove unri
"41104 brand of
ORAMP,AGNE,
And offers it to the Trade at the
LOWEST NEW YORK RATES.
600 baskets, Quarts and Pints, now in sonn. d2)-tt
ViTE CALL ATTENTION OF TIE?)
• • TRADE to this really Eisperior article s
• ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A 1113 NAT in awned K.-Yeats constantly on band.
Orders received for direot importation.
Oleo—Henneen. Cognne, Leßoy Coerce, London and
Holland tune, Claret to IV °al nd n Cases, Chamtnignea•
high and low pnossa. LONOCHAMP. Importer.
010-6 m fllßpnty FRONT. Philadelphia.
G EORGE WITITELKY,
tio. ISS Winos,N'r Street,
Importer of Brandy, tro., offers for sale. to
bond only, the following, ami.na other standard brands
of brndy :
alt)i, Postilion, & Co., Thos. Hines & Co.,
Wee, Man, & Co„ Ward:Duper, & Co.,
It. Seisnette, titafoir,
ameos, Pellemsin,
Y. ei j Y. ° llri_es t ` t . , • Enmii4T v P,r:e.mrr ,
Aiso, oruarts r annoy Melt Althlkey, gnu the 7 eholotil
varieties of Madeira, Sherry, P ort, Bnr,rundy, and
Rhino Wines, Palm Tree Oto, Jamaica Rum. Hants
erns Rum. Bordeaux Oil. km. ko tw-ly
REmoVAL..—SNIALT, (t 1 CHANDLER,
witor,rLE GROCER°. have renuorrrt fret'
66 Waal eECoN izA D etraet, to 134 MAIMET &rent
above Fro,t, north note. pia
tr.', MRS. M. A BISHOP HAS RE
vAo.movED from No. 916 to Inla CHEST:VITT Rtreot
next door to too Pt. Lawroure Hotel. where Ladies aril
find a spleudol nesortment of /Moneta, Cape, end Head
dresses. 01 121
MARTIN QUAYLE'S
BTATIONERY, TOlr t Ano FANCPi GOON
Empoxru
lOU WALNUT STREET.
DILOW
3mtP - riIIbADEL PHD%
Collath9tl7 on hand Penman awl 'roam Artiolas.
THUS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law
No. 773 South FOURTII Street. nlB-Am•
WALLACE & BRODHEAD,
v -eV EXCHANOII PLACgtiVEW YOHIC.
fiteuka B bi
AH+ ruxht sad ,on . porniFaion.
r amhicia Vir ALLAC/i. LIM 117 , DRODBRA.I)
0t3.41n.
ALEX. MoKINNEY
ArroRN NS Ey AT:LAW,
°BERURI3, VA,
WtUvrao(unin Weatmorettut.A.mstrona.ant la.
alanaeountles. sall-ti
rifillE ADAMS EXPEAS • CO.) OFFICE
3 CHF.STNUT Strt9E, forsards Parcels, Pack.
ages, Alfrollandiae, Bank ti?tes, al.nd Spews. either hr
ita owa Ml:war connection wR other Express Com
panies, o au th ga
e Vrinoiplo tawas mad tes of the
United States. S. SANDFORD,
and-tf Gov red Na nArin tarnd tin t
VOUNG LADIES'INSTITUTE, (WITH
-A- • Primary and Seemly/ Department ritterheil )
Southeast corner of DJ La.wyx ap4 GREEN Streets.
For eircularo ape)) at the Bohn&
E. rAXSON, Principal.
Entranoo on DILLWYN &tic
MISS 8. ANNII.I FROST (DAIVIITEP
of the late John . Frost, 1,1,. D.) will open n
sobonlJor girls of from ! to '4 I earn ofare. a , her rear
dance nn 214 8 , 1.1 TH NTENN TH Street. on Mon.
day. Feb. in 1430.
the is nernutted seeeially to refer to the following
neatimi gentlemen
• John Nne Esel.
Loa A. notley,
Ifentl C . Ca r e r . E ,_
42., T.l). rthur,
jllli.E,
n , lO K-K EE PING ..—Thls science is taught
JR-4 1 by commencing at its rptliAants and THOROUGH
LY imprcssms upon thu mind or the pupil tio, PRIN
CIPAL Po. v'l'B; a ot,thod ~,,,,,e ot tm to nos ndynnoo
moot and elliolono? of tbo eonolat TWifilNo':ll`dEtt-
OANTII,EORTH FAST CORNER
OP NINTH AND BIIIII4I3 OARDEN STREET&
nt4 120
G YMNASTIC INSTITUTE—For Ladies.
Gentlemen, end Children of every nee. p rate
LEWIS, northeast corner NT&TH
and ARCH. Ja4-12t•
A 311:111UAN SCHOOL' INSTITUTE is o
. 1 - A. retiable medinm throthli which kietoola and Fami
hes ra ty obtain oompetent talohera. Parents may oh•
tam,atuitoully, information and oirculara of the bend
schools. SMITH, WOODMAN, a Co..
546 HROADWAy, New york, or
tfl2-tf CO3 CHESTNUT Htreat. Philadelkina,
re RYAN T & STItAT'rOWS NATION Al
MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located nt pima-
O_elphin 8. E. corner SEVENTH and CaIERTNUT:
new Y;94, CieVeland, Chi try. and lit. Lorain
For orttuttion , nail or mond for Ipanlogue. (0911
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA-
T °VIKA-STRING ()RAND PIANOS,
RQU (iReND, AND 1:114UA rifiNOßi now pre
ferred in oneorta and inprivate of the brgt
performer, Received the first: premiums over the Rest
maker,,frornjud,e, like ttottseludir. hlowon. nod others
Chellenie n l lomnpptttton, IlliA h I Uri “OT II E Rd.
d5-Ir PIA CH F.,"rNU r
IiuLIDAY rititsENTS I
PIANO-F011138.'
MELQUEO N P.
PIANO-FORTES.
Ao,out•oNs.
PIA N O-yonrEg.
NELOIWOM3.
lELODEONH.
E nt ,
lij av l!..rr, c( l , 3.:n 6 o n o l
0 t e.. 0... Nan a.. Clerk
J. E. GQ!. 1,11,7 I,D ,
fiEVET4TH and CITEB
ago 011ICHERINci & SONS,
PlA t itUnetyttß 0?
GRAND, 4VA ini, Np uPRIORI -
r ANO-F0 Tyl ,
WAREROOSI3 &77 CM. TN IT sTREET,
Constant un atom a! rgo stQdr o_ Tar it FA UTiF lIL
and UN Mit/AMED I NUR ulti EMIL We have hear
awarded, at tho Me rant Exit' Mout in this country ane
Ramp° t
as GOLD /CUM I.VER FIRST-CLASH N KDALR.
PIANOS TO RENT. lalls-11
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
ri&NoR.
ncifortincxEß & CO.,
lon CHESTNUT Street, respeelfitlls invite the musics.
loving Public to call and examine their now and sun.
modal improvement—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument
avoiding allthe objections generally wide to the sty lea
Grand Piano, ntno diminishing the coat of the aline
In volume, purity °Nene. great power, orilLonor. full
nose, depth, end evenness of tuna, with excuiate
eery and bwcetrese thetlif
i
SUPERIOR AND t 1-Vi UTIF'ULLY-FINIS11141) IN
tiTRUhI ENTS
are wholly unequalled. They have received the hither
encl.= ems. and are pronounced by ont OS to ho far sit
parlor to any lustruments CVO, manufactured in this
country.
Consult on hand, a large evil elegant assortment of
our mid led PIANOS . ` Ye have beep awarded thr
First Pr= erne, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding the Trite Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. New York.lBB3. eel-if
CHRISTMAS AND NSW YEAR.—Fine
CONFECTIONERY van bo bad, equal to An% othe
estAblolanent in Cm odd —via: 800 non. Choooloo
Almond. &o. 4Viso, en netontronnt of EnneL boxes
_
Call at JEFFII lEtt eu..B, N 0.718 MARKET street
between davontli and Eighth. d2O-1m
INutr. WEST CHESTER and
7 • '-'-' PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD vtiNPM_.•.
M 1 DIA.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MON IlAY.Deeember 12,1839.
the trains will leave Philadelphia, from the Station, N.
E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets, at
810 A. M.• 1. and 4.30 P. M.
Leave West Chester, front the DEPOT, on EABI
MA RKET ETRhET, at 7.15 and 11.20 A. AL, and 4.@ P. M.
ON HUN DA YR—Leave Philadelphia at BA. AI., and I
P.M. ',arm. Went Cho.tar at 746 A. AL, and 4P. M.
The triune leaving Philadelphia at 8 10 A. Al. and 13C
P. M. Connect at Pennelton will, the Phi l adelphia nail
Halttmore Central Itailroell. tug l'opty•rd
Kennett IMMO, and Avondale. HENRY WOOD,
o.a•ti tsonpral Raperintandent
OIL AMBER—Rectified and l'ornmon. for
WETHI. RILL & BitoTtiEn,
1,, so. by
117 ririrl Ventls (41,COND
JAIiD.-155 bids. No, 1 Lent Lard, for
A-A sale by O. O.BA DI,ER &
Alin *trent, 2,1 door above Front,
SAVIND 'FUNDS.
REMOVALS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E 0 UCA,T lONA'.
PIANOS.
CONFECTIONERY.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
.IRARD FFRE AND MARINE INBII
‘-A RAN o E COMPANY. Office 416 WALNUT Ficycet.
, Ja.
At a meeting of the Stookholdele of the n Comrrolsso . g
held Om def. the Pdlowing named officer , ' and dim e •
tots wertkdaly elected to carve fot tho ensuing Tear.tiz
Pre odent —JOEL, JONEs. Voce President mad Tree
surer—A. ti. OILLETT. f3norotAr)—James B. AI von),
DIRECTO.N.d.
1 hums Cutv.34,
Jos. ICI pr, D , /
A. H. illett,
S. Lawrence,
Jtr. WoOker,
Cline..l. Dupont,
in.,. ClrtOpqn,
Divedßoyd,
jat- Jr.,
th wfm
Joel .P,nox
• •
tko. W. Woodward,
dwain.
BUrrooshm,
John Anspoch, Jr.,
FAMIOI6 Pawl.
w m. Rudman.
Thos. 'Allard,
lino. H. Ashton.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
HURANOE COll I'ANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE I,EDISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVAJY/A, 1015.
°MOE R. E. CORNER 111(RD. AND WALNUT
St rent!, Philadelphia.
MAEINk. INSURANCE,
ritVERSELB,
AR E G IG O tur., To all parts of the 'Nor%
INLAND INSIIRANCRI3
On Goods, by River Canals, Lake U nion. and Land Carriage
tyli part of the
PI . INSURANCES
On rrehan Jae gennrally.
On tore,. Dwelling Ihnigep An.
ARSETIiOP TILE'COMPANY,
flovenaller 1,1660.
Par. Marker Varue.
LT,060, Philadelphia City 6 4f l ' cent. Loan-6123,050 0:1
100.000. Yenneylvanta State 54P' ct. Loan 03 555 02
21.010 Pennsylvania State 6 ci. Loan
125
45'
'U .S. Treasury 51,1 , 1r cent. Notes and
Internet duo 21,0(g) 00
• ... 25261 54
630,00 U. S. Treasury 6 IFY et. Note. awl Inter
net due •• , ...... 31.615 00
$25,000 Temporary Loan to the City o . f . . t'hila
dolphin 25,600 00
650,000, Penngylvania Railroad 2d Mortgage
64P cent. Runde ... .. 43,the CO
SWAPO, North Punneyh ante Railroad Mort
itu,,ooo Viresin e ilttelit n a t i'tt n e d ri.ser Railway
COMPRI') IP at. coupon bonds. ... 15,606 00
0163100,1)00 eliarce stop g Germantown OEM
Company, interest and principal
guarantied by the city of l'hila
delphials 000 00
65,000, 100 shares Pennsylvania - Railroad
Company —.. ... . .. -- 3,775 00
63,000, 100 @hares North Pennsylvania'i Rail.
road Company ... . 315000
112,,MO,sharee Philadelphia lon Boat and Steam
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Ha aannali Steam Navigation Corn
paler', Ocean Steam Navigation
Company, Philadelphia and Ha
vre de Oriole Steam Tow Boat
company, Philadelphia Exchange
1 Company --... —....—.......... 2,310 00
8155.830 1088 ,718 114
ponds and Mortgages, and Real Rattle. Of.
hoe liuddms ...... 75,383 35
reueivibto for lcuonageou mode— "... Ismas 69
Balance duo or gonoum—ereronuou ou.ffia
rpm Yoltmea, ntereet. and other debts due
the Company. 03,364 88
Rorlp andutook . Or mudri Inraranee Comps,-
330
00
Claeh on Depoeit in Rani L... —.
117 3 :0.;0 31
TORE.
Samuel E. Stokes,
J. F. Pontston,
'fano , Sloan,.
lOward Darlington.
H. Jones Brooke.
iipenner sFllvame,
Ike:nee C. Hand,
Hobert Berton,
iamb P inn.,
James B. M'Farland,
Joshua P. Eyre
ohli , O . Semple, Pittec,
M MARTIp r lltesolen . ;.
'. HAND, Vine President,
rotary. die-dtr
;iii'darn Martin.
mural A. o.ouder,
eoFlus rankling,
Jo in .Yenroae,
tahn . Dave, ,
mea Traqualt,
illiani Eyre, Jr..
Jame.' C.
William C. Luawlg,
.Theeipli IL Float,
Dr. It. M. Ruaton,
George Cl. Leiner,
tlngh Craig,
Charles Kelly,
WILLIA.
1}(()B. C.
HENRY LYLBURri. Beoi
A mEI 3 ,ICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
4.L.
INCORPORATED 1810---CHARTER PERPET
-11
p, MO WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Raving a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, oontinue to in
ogre qn Dwellings, Storey, Furniture. Merchandise,
easels in Port and timir Cargnee. and qther Personal
fnort - 7. Ail toms liberally and promptly adjusted.
mase rohpGeorgpAbbott.
t.
i
T. L 4 , 6 , lnWelsl K.
t i g u ; , muel Q.aorton, T.
nine h Fa rlok Dr), , hr. 0,.
in)lo q elriOTT,
Preside t.
THOMAS R. MARIS, Eleoretarv. Ista-ly If
T"E QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, NIILADEIXIIIA L Pe.
FRANKLIN EIL ILDINGS, 4.14 INALNuT Street
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
- -$6 00 21
IRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURViCE.
Fire Insurance.limited and perpetual, on Buil digs and
Merohandom of all dosoriptions.
Manna Insurance, inland and Ocean, on Ven%
Frelglst and Cargo to and from all parrs 0(00 Wor ld.
4FORDE H HARY:l' e g g d . cpt,
H.
5, H. DIALER, Ass t dormitory.
Dlageing g.
george 11. HAM LLWlti.l36nibers•
t. 1 J:,1 4 .41, C6nr1e
eater B. Perking,
Samuel Jones. M. 13., Ron. IH. I. Pui.or. and
NSUR A NCB COMPANY OF THE
A STATE OF VENNSSLVANIA—YM AND MA
RINI.: iNSURANCJE—No. 4 EXCHANUE BUILD
INI;S.
Glin rioted in 1704—Ceitatal a NO,Coo—Auets. January I.
18G8. ti 347,446 bid-100.
i
All nvested in sound and available atouritier—con
ti nue to insure on Veasele n lid CRIC.N, Building., 84104
of riterobanduie, &o. on boral terms.
iftlf.OTOßB:
Henry D. EilborreGt. George U. Steart,
t M il e Ve n aldlialetrter ' t i' a l u n t a 'l Vo . lit 'e j r . r "
iIIINIA * S. &Mehl . ThOiliall i. . misotli
tin 11.1lud_ ,d Hoary O. Freininn•
it.
R. Whitt; Charles 8. Lewix,
Gag eC. Carson.
HEN R . I/. BILERRERD, Preendent.
WILLIAM HAHN? . Mee retatr 16 4-wilt tf
L,TFE 'INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
-a—l
W PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RAIE COMPANI • Northeast tomer of THIRD and
DOCK Strsals. Amman, 5PJ2,228 26.
ENSURES LIVES for the whole tam of 91fo—grants
annuities and endowments—purohnees Us internee in
Rsnl Estate, and ;Tikes all contracts depending on the
oot)Lngenoteaof Li,o.
they act as Executors. Administrators, Enlaces
Trustees. and Ouardians,
TRUSTEES. _ _
Hanle! uel S. Stokes.
EnnJamin Coate!, Willem Martin.
4fieltv,ls. l lt:.•,,Va: • &Me'
h ' i l eF"l".t.
°seri. 1. rater.
William H. Kern.
rust V. Huey,
nation Hallowell, Edmund A. louder,
no arr p C.
i ,TOrTer.4 ll , p o un t i j olL...Hutolunson,
o W.Horner,
dliam Elie l. Archer,
P. V. Du Ramuel Qn tuna's.
Willem Robertson,
Warner M. Rest in e n P ii• l' l3 l. rgn a er
P. • AUthrer, Emotes
RSL E l L tilgliit l YieMe d ett t
Jolla W. Ammon. leoretarr.
°WARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
Phut COMPANY. No. 411 WALNUT Street
Iphia.
DIRECTORS.
M. W. RTMTrin. lld_bt. W. D. Trultl;
0 01=013. wm. K. Hamlin.
t i ..id , i,kv. , 11,7 4 ,,, , k.,. Spangler,
It B. Houston.
i Liam Reignite 'Pm. H. Ave,
kO. M d, hell. lariat; F. Norton.
G. S. Warne. ? s ,..din OlaTton
John K. Addioke. idward A. Warne.
R. T. Ream]. 11. H. Shillingford..
Thomas L. uders.
Fresident—M. W BALDWIN,
Vice President — E.B. WARNE.
Secretor - T.—EDWIN 800T11. deg
MEDICINAL.
T HE ALIATTFPICIENT THREE!-
___
TEIESEMAR, 1,2, and.% 4
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England. and
secured by the Scale of the Ecole de tharmacie de Parisi
and the lin perm! College ended:owe, Vienna.
No.t is invaluable for eznaustion,spermatorrhisva, and
all phreioal
ig completely eradientee all trnceis of those diseases
that hare been hitherto treated by the nauseous and pen
niyiobs use of notativut and cubelie.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the in'urtous use of mer
cury, thereby insuring to the dullbrer speedy reliefidis
persing ail impurities, and rooting out the venom of
on 11(...
TRIESILMAR, Noel. f. find 8, aye proparo4 in the
forts of it lozance. devoid of taste and emelt. and can he
carried in the xamtcont pooket. Sold to tin CRISPS. and
divided inioserarate donee, as administered by Velpeau,
Leillemand. Roux, Rioo.l, An. Price 83 snob, or four
caeca tor 89, which saves 8 4 3 and in 821 cases, whme
by there a a Caving of 89. "to Inc had. whoteenle and
retail, of Dr. BARROW, 193 Bleeeker went. New York.
Sold elan at Retail by CALLENDER & CU., corner
TIIiRD and WALNUT Streets, Phileulqlphia, and hi
T. W. DYOTT & 80N8. 718 North SECOND Street,
Wholeante and Retail Agents for Fennhylvania.
n 22 4l3in
7OLLICKOFFER'S ANTI-RMUM ATIC
CORDIAL.-81a : I have been afflicted with rheu
=Ham fora Inns perind—a portion ql the time Iy! qo
pas of iny limbo. fried tour Oaidiel. sod inlee entre
I wan able to walk down atai re, and in a week' t e pain
entirely let MN dOCheedUilr recommend t Cor
rtii4 to tlicec who are rifflioted with that dreadful com
plaint, YOUN, J kg. W. Newt In t Broker. KU Pine et.
Prepared by TH I.:01)0HE DILKS, Chemist. N. E.
corner PINE and SIXTH eta. nl4-3m
HOTELS .ipup
TUB UNION,
ARCH STRE.RT, ABOVE THIRD,
tH,II.IiDELPHIA,
UPTON R. NEW(.OaII.:R,
The situation of this HOTEL. Is YU earintly adapted
MO wants 01 the Publin; apitto those in seari t g
of slur., Paesensor Railroads, which now run oast,
and clone proximity, &Irani a cheap and pleasant nde
to al Dlazes of interest in or about the city. if 33-Sto
DOINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FAIR FOR V 49.
61X FIRST PRISM WAD/ AND SIX DIPLOMAS.
DM Formica for Warnonz }lnflame.
Au:(42(1)
1/A8 CONSGAIINc. CONE. FURNACE.
111/1T PRPMIL
DEBT I r ORTABI.E FIIIjNACE.
To Ar...0(0 h, Nil 1 , 011(.:.
itICIIMOI,4I•a PORTA UM N. FURNACE.
T VIRST PRILDIDNI.
RES COOKING RANGE.
lORILSON'S D r O u ll'hris V - L O n V 4 E.Pr 0V(.717 . 1 R
Flan, PARNuon.
DENT PARLOR COAL GRATES.
To Ax•o(o & WlLfloy.
LOW DOWN nod BASKET ORATES,
Final PnaMIDN.
'JEST ENAMELLED SLATE MANTELS.
To ARNOLD & WILSo N.
Fora Tory handsome display of EwunellAd Slate MAR.
le o, veal hiFillY foolthed. And of euponor worknotnelllp,
FIRST PREMIUM.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
B. M. FRI TWRI L. Rota
CIIEHTNUT street,/
31191,11`.1 . N. r an:l ‘ I . L ' I NlPl'A4l;:reErittsYi S. W. Corner
This establishment is now in successful operation, day
and night. and ail are respeetlidly 11/sited beaul and see
the whole procenu of bread ins king for thentnelven.
The undersigned takes the liberty 14 or) Lng that for
thirty-five y our, ha has h. eu n practood fl y an
apprentice, and live an Journeyman in one of the hrat
houses in Sootlend, and to vlO-five an muter - during
which time he Las hind the opportunity el notions Ilially
eIperIMOMS, and observing nil the tinprovemente which
have been made daring that period.
In thin establinholuat. of which he has now the mita
agement, in addition le the complete labor-navies ma
chinery, he has how fault t ies of ninny kinds not here to. fora peesessed,
Beingunrentrained in the purchase of flour, none but
the soundest and bent nintil et er he used; and he his no
henitation in saying that !tread of all kinds can ha de
livered, unnurpassed in quality and weight by that mindsby the ordinary proven,
Families in who% the limed made by the Mechanical
fishery has not been toed, in in vier), it hen been tried
only at its eommenceinehr, belore the machinery Wan in
perfect working order, era rexpeotfully asked to Rive it
a trial now, the undersigned believin it would lead to
mutual advantage, JOHN I'. 1110 X EY,
ruyS4-tf Superintendent
SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large assortme of
EVANS & WA'TBON'4 .
PHILADELPHIA IANUFACTUHED
SAL ANIAN DER SAFES.
For Danke an
VA d
o DI. W T
re, DO
.ORS.
BANE WOKS,
LMu roc terme On an> other estabdehment In the
United Stlntoo, by
EVANS k WATSON,
5 , )4 CHESTNUT Street.
Pluladel plan
nivir MI A OA LA
MONEY 1.11 - IEIWAX ADVANCED.-
10 ANY A 1101:N l'—Upon Watcher. 'maim
Uia monde, NAvor Plnt.. chatting, Merchandise, hr., by
*ONES & Cit.. WI I <tnth,),,,, prok,s, 7., il, comer
THIRD UMW LL Blrrors, below Lombard. Offiro
gostri. (mon i A Al b.., 7 51 nIF
DEFINED _BORAX, in Moro and for
Ks' male WETHERILL ft BROTHER.
min Nom. 41 nd North dECUND Stmt.
RAILROAD LINES.
TIIE PENNSYLVANIA CENT RA L
RAILROAD.
200 MILES DOUBLE TRACK. ,
1860. ilaiff__,MEM 1860 s
THE CAPACITY
_QF_THIS ROAD In NOW E(4I.;AL
TO AN Y IN I III; c(iINTR
THREE THROUOII PASSENGER T . RAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND, PITTSBURO.
RaGigiamlikeec,`,34olrtir.VPElLlrip:lll4 a r Z U gd .l 4 B :l2l
Unton Depot at Pittabug with Through Trains to and
Dorn all points in the weal, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities fur the transportation of
Passenger" unsurpassed for speed and ooinfort by an,
of Nor route.
Itgpreas and Font Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Carl or Conductors. All through Pas
senger Trains provided with Lougliridre • Patent
Broke—speed order porfect control 01 the engineer,
thus adding much to the ufety of travellers.
Smoking Cara are attached to each Train Woodroff's
ggteeyLLn , Cure to Lt XP' Sx D i A l tfirlSlTS a l n ' r lUtUnt.
it K ex Cite
cepted.
go,„ train leaves Philadelphia at BA. M.
[ net Lins, " no M.
tVAY far i klrS v rFAV . E AS}•OLLO WSI
ITarristuirg Accommodation, via Colombia, S I'. M.
y'olu m bin 4 GO P.
arkosburg r. 61
NN eat Chester Passengers will take the Mail, Parkea
burg and Colombia Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira,
Bnifa-
In, Niagara Fall., and intermedinte tomtit, leasing tut
ladelphia at 8 A. M. go directly through.
Ticket' Wutward may be obtained at the offices of the
Company in Philadelphot, New )(ork, Barton,. or Bal
timore ; and Ticketa Eastward at any of the nnportant
Railroad Offices in the West; al.n on bun] any of the
regular Line of cteamera on the Mississippi or ()hie
Dyers.
n'ST Fare always u low, and time as quick. as by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion. Bout least corner of Eleventh null Market Street'.
The Completion, of the Western connentione of the
'Pennsylvania Hallman to y nu, inago i make g the
DIRECT LINE BLTWE N TEE EASP AND THE
GILEA' WEST.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or fernage of Crete ht.
together with the saving of time. are advantages resdily
appreciated by Snoopers of Freight, and the Travel
ling' Public,.
;Merchants and Phippora entrusting the transportation
of then Freight )o tina.'ompany Oan tgly with confi
dence on its speedy transit.
THE RAT'ES GP FREIGHT to and horn any point
In the Neat by the Penns, vanta Railroad are at alt
times as favorable as are charged by other Rat/mad
C° L e' Ver gfartioular to mark packages "via Yearte.Rall
road.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or add of ress either the following Agenta of the Dui:n
anny. :
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
H.S.Pi arc e & Znuesirine,D.; Johnston.Riplay,
0.; R. McNeely, Maysville, KY.; OrMahr & CroPPer,
Portionouth, 0.; Paddock -h. Jederaonville,
lndt
ina H. W. Brown & Co. Cincinnati, 0.; Athens &
Ribbon, Cincinnati. O. Meldrunt. Madison, Ind.;
• Joe. E. Moore, Louisville. Y.; P. 0.
Evansville, Ind.; N. W. Graham, & airo Ill.; A.
F. Sass,
Harris Stotler do (Haas. Bt. Looms, Mo_ oho Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Has & Hunt. Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, It!.: W. H. IL Eoonts. Alton,
DI.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
in the Wyt.
H.J. SN .EDER, Philadelphia.
t l ll . oll k CD., hanP,lg!t:Tg.e.tirinfTP,ti.y.
c freo.. No. 77. Stateetruet, Boston.
I. 1. HOAISTON, Donn b tomtit A gent, Phila.
b._ . ROOM'. Gent Tinket A.gent, hila.
THOS. A. SCOTT, Gen'l Supt Altoona, Pe.
laa-ly
115801,645 57
1859. iffigtt&sm 1859
Wll6TE't ARRANORMENT-18.4W
T., 04.1.D8N AN A I AMBOY A D PHI -
Dhlt LIR TA NTON RAIL OAD 80.'
L N RO5l Rib D.E.LPLUA
EW ORR 1) WAY-FLACFP.
7110a1 WAl,oll7•s2ltairr WUaS7 .1.20 222111210709.
Will Jesus as follows, viz :
At 6 A. M. via Camden and Amboy, Cam. & Am.
Aooonuriodation .. - .— • 82 30
At 6 A. M. via daniden and - jersey City, (New
Jemmy taco' ommodation- ..... 225
At A. NI" via Camden and -- .lerasy CDT. Morning
Mail ..... •• 2 CO
At 10,1 'All., via Nensinaion and . gainer vity,
Western Wean .. .. ......... 666
At LI% P. • ~ via Camden and Amboy - , Ainommo
a ;;;i ...... 222
An i r ti. - ip3i it; nititchieiVdleiiiiolii, 333
Et,enirs prase 800
At 44 . .. .st ate
Kensmaton and Jersey City, 9d plus Tieket ..... 2 M
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City Evening
Mail 3 OP
At 11 , P. M., via Camden and Jersey aity,Etouthern
Mal ............ ........-..... .... 21
At 6 P. M, via Camden and Ambo,Aormoclatiolt.
I Fr6lght and Poasenter e-lst hum 126
24 Issa "utket...„. IbU
The 6P. M. Mail Line rims daily. he 11 P . M. eiouth
arty Mail. 9aturdays exeepied.
1. or Belvidere. e moon Flominctnn. Oro.. at 4 A. M.
from Walnu tat rent wharf. and 3 P. M. from Kensington.
For Mauch chola. Aiierktovro. and Dettoeoont, at
A. M.. vie L•btich Valley Railroad.
her Water llan,Btroodsbura, t4cmaton, Wilkesbarre,
blontrobe. Great Bend. Are. at 6 A. M., via Delaware,
Laokawanuaand Western Railroad.
For Mount ' roll,. at node A. M.. and laud a% P.M.
For Freeho d, at 6 A. M. and f P. Al.
WAY LINES
For Bnstol, Trenton, &a, at 3 and 414 P. M. from Ken.
bin awn.
~Fer Pallarre, Riverton. Da1...--
Donsento,,,,r.
For P B .ll - 4Yra, RiVerton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington,
Ansentown, ko. ' M 12 1 1, 3, and Os P. M.
Fifty pounds of Onggage only alibved oath ;inswinger.
Passengers 418 prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over filly
pounds to be paid for extra. The °airman! limit their
reeponnibility for baggage to one dollarper pound, and
wall not be liable for any amount beyond 8100, ezoept
by special oontraot.
WM. R. OATZIM ER. Agent
Cmnden and Amboy R. lc Co.
n :. PilllA DE LPIIIA , GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS.
TOW AI LIVIAD— WIN PER AR RANGE3IENT—
On and after MONDAY, N.V. li, 1669,
FOR GERNIANTOWN.
Leave
. Philadeltna 6. T. 7.30 , 9. Iv, 11. and UA. 31.,
1, 9.3, 36, 4. 6, 6 ,6, 7, 8, 9. 10. and 1334 P. M.
Leave Clerinantow a 6 7, ni, 8. OS, 914. /0, //, A.M..
1,1, 3,4, 4.16, 6,6, (N. 7, s. 9.10, r AL
ON SUNDA'S,
pave Philadelphia OA3 nun. A. 31.,3.634.. and 10 P. 31.
eY• Cie inuintoWn 6.16 nun. A. .u.,3.10 Iran., CC end
9 hl.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leevo Philadelphia 6,7.60, 11 A. 31..3, I, OH, 7, and 10
P. hl.
Leave Chestnut lull 7.10 c 7.10, 6.12 i, and 19. 1 0 A. H.,
3.40, 6.40, 6.60, and 8.40, P. 3 .
0i SU. DAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 11
A. Si., ',and 61.f.P. al.
Leave
_Chestnut Hill 7.84 A. hl., 17.30, 6.20, and ea
min., P. M.
FOR CONSROSIOCREN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,9, 11.06, nun., A. H., 1.63, 3.06,
rV, and 1134 P NI.
ye Norristown 6, 7, 9, 11 A. M., Di, 434, end I
. .
ON SUNDAYS
Leave K h oit i nn u 7 l A A . 14?!:!,:i d a 3 F 1. . .71 1 . 1.
OR 31. A. A UNK.
Le .. 11 . 111:1 , 10 1 !p& p 8 . .11.: , 9.11.u6 A. IL. la. Loa. 3.46,
43 1,6 aves anayunic 04,7)ioui,es, and 1134 A. H., 7,3,
S, IX, a eX P. I.
ONSUNDAYS
f,:g: 11,„tnt',6,!filiq .1: ti . .'24, 8 14111,4 ' 1'. 1. 7,7.
H. K. S3l TH . Dena ral SuperiMendent,
- DEP..T. NINTH and OAKEN Streets.
Sin NORTH . PENNSYL
gran VANIA RAILROAD.
INTER ARRAN OEMPNT.
A EnN ß T F l) l l4 l % " gin i tifl p aNl l . t r i A F. TN T . °N '
On and after aIONDAY, NO'Ortiber Tth, 1839, Passen
ger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia. DAILY, (Sunday. excepted:l
For Bethlehem, Easton. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
It Caton. Ao.,(Expreug.) at 9.30 A. M.
or Bethlehem, ( Exprent,) at 9.M A. Al. And 3 P. M.
or Doylestown , (Acoommodation d 49
at 9.A. AL and
4 i .
M.
or Fort Weshington, Utottomreedation, I at 6 P. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILA DELPHIA :
Leave Bethlehem, (Expreted at 8 A. M. and 4.10 p. M.
3.4
L P eavp_iloylettown. I Amcommodationd at I' A. M. and
. M.
Lear. Fort Wachington.rAccommodationdatf. A.M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Fort Waslungton,at 9.10 A. M.
poladeltdos. for Pot lestown, at 4 I'. St.
ylestowg for Fhtladeloh la, at T A. M.
rt Wnelongton (or thtladelphia. at 3.40 P. M.
Fare to Bethlelico, 8111 k; to Mauch Chunk, 8.1.801 tO
Easton. 81.60: to Ilovlestourn.El)oantr.
Through tiokete must be procured before entering the
°lii Paasto ., 39r "Paul teircapt eJr.py Trai 4 o) con
coa at Der s ttreet with Fifth and txth-streets, and
Second and hird-strsets Fasten-er Rad routs.
nr ELLIS CLAN K. Agent.
Er ti mmarPIIII,ADELPIIIA,IVIL
MINGTON, AND DALT'
On and after MONDAY : November 2I 1820
PASSENGER TRAINS EAVE PHILADELPHIA
For &titanium at 8.111 A. M., 13 noon, i Express,/ an.
0,10 P. M.
For cleator at 8.16 A. M.. 11 noon, 410. and 11.10 P. 111
or Wilmington at 8.10 A, M., 11.4 11. and 11.10 P. M.
For New Cache at 815 A. M.. and VI) P.
or
t iddletown at 815 A. M., and 4 30P.
Fortc.fj.i' at 816 'A. SI., mid 45, P. Al.
for Word kt 815 A. AL, and 410 P. M.
or Elentord at 8.16 A. M.. and 4.1 P.
or Laurel at 8.15 A. 111„ and 4 31.1 81,
TRAINS FOR PHI LA BELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.50 A. AL. (Exeresso 115.16 A. M.
d8.:5 P.M.
•• •
eave Wilmington at 7 16 A.M. and 11.30 A. h1.,1.45 and
Evhaurel at &la A. M., and 3.40 P M._
save ijeaford et 6.46 A. 01., and 4 06 1 P. Al !
ye 3111 ford at 7.4(1 A. M.. and id* .
mare Dover at 9.06 A. 01., and 6 Uo P
~eave Middletown at 10 A. 01. and 7.00 P. M.
...ease New Crania at 10.66 A. M.. nog U 1 . . 1.
Amite Chenter 0. 13 A. M., 3.02 nn 0.16 V. M.
_Ate ii:vmuore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
LAMP* gOeat , r at 8.45 A. M., 12 95 andU.4o F.M.
!naveßßliming ton at 5..25 A.M., 12.63 P. M., lad U. 30
A. M.
SUNDAYS
Only el 11 15 . 1% . M.,,fro:A Piniedelehia Baltimore.
ynl c. 11.• groin Baltimore 1111131 - 1(461n.
Fft LOUT TIWN, with 'ASSEN6ER CAR attached.
Val MD nn follows:
Leave Philadelphio for Perryville and Intermediate
;Incas nt 3 I'. 3f.
Leave Wilmineton for Perryville at ..1 Ir.harinedinte
Dineen at I An P. AL
• •
Leave Wstinlnvtrm inr Philatielphla and intermediate
1a0.4 at P. AL
Leave Ulaltlrnore for Stemmer'. Run, Chaos's, end
larewood at 3,,,11 P. M. .
PHILADELPHIA AND
K;,ol9 gloa v uouTEinia'All'e 1 28 A D,
iitago,Atook Island, Niarara Pada, Milwatises, Bur-
Montreal, 81. Pau la, Detroit, lluolieth, and St.
Louis.
Paatenger tram, will leave. the Philadelrhia and gam
ius Railroad )o 4t oornar BROAD Val C 4 t,LOW
HILL 6trect, LY.(Putularj fueepted, as tollows:
1..! . .„) It. M. lIAY EN PRRfiu
a
For Elmira, Niagara Frills. Hudak', Detroit. Chicago,
Milwaulw, Rook lulaud, Galena, Paul'e, Luriu:igton.
and 85. Lome. .
3..13 P. NI., NIGHT EX PR ENS.
For Eirnine, Nittiterti Fenn. Duffel°, Detroit. Wow ,
11DIvraukee.R6ok Inland, Galena,St. F; - .lll's fly n, actors
sod IG. Louie.
rhe 7.30 ftl• grad ZI.W P. M. trains run through to
HA UR Deli Olt stopping M all Btattone on the Leteinon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. M. train connenta at Rupert for Wilkes
barrealtt Gaon. tkrentou, end All etlti one on the LACK
AWANNA ANLIBLOOMSBC II I i RA I LROA
Baggage checked to Eluora. Buflalo, and Snaper....don
[lndite.
sy'Ptokete can be ',mewed tt the PhilPtdelphm nod
E. omit R111,0:41 Lupe. Tiehet Offioe, Northwes: eorcar
o fSIXTff and CII EsTNI"r Btreet•. and RI the Pagaen
;or Dep,,t, corner BROAD Ind CA I.LO W 111 lA..
TH ROI. OH EX PR ESB FR I. I OH '1 FRAIN
hooves the Repol.llrostl street , 1,?1.11k. VAne, dell; .1 Ven.
day exeopted. rof 5. , 10111 W,st nod riorth, P. M.
Freights 'twat be ifelivezeit before Y. M. to 'tutus
going the saws der.
Fur further inforianbon, oppl• nt
~r eight Ituot,lllloAft, below Vint..
Or to CHAS A PPI•N Genet rl Arer t
N. W. corner SIXTH and 011E8TIN CT Streets,
eal-tf phogbe'ohlt.
PHILADELPHIA
RDlfolt to t
Ind ll ' ARRIRBURO, " -
Lopaves the Dew Depot, at corner of BROAD and
C LLOW ritreete, entran:ea on Diffinwhilid
at 7.30 A. 141., It Al 1.1% iriundat s excepted.) for POTTS
VILLE, HARRISBURO. and all intermediate points,
connecting at Harrisburg with tome running to Pate
burg, Charobersiiing, Oath ale, Nuni.cre , Ac,
ATERNOON LINEN.
Leave at 3210 P. M,, DAILY, for ROTTSVIL . LF, and
HARRISBURG.
At 4.30 I'. M., DAILY, (Sundays excepted,) for HEAD
IND, and intermedmto pottite.
db W H. Alf ILH ENN Y. NenrestatT.
•
VALLEY RAILROAD—PAS
rENtiIi_It a RAINS 't; DowNrcorowN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On and alter NI, latee n ,
her 1&19, the Passenger Train. for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the naw Passenger Depot of the Plata
delphm and Rendins .. Railroad Company.noraer of
DROAD land CAI•LOw1111 , L ntreets,
trances on eallowhill. •
MOOtIiiINO TRAIN far Di:mull/00mi !eaves at 740
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, loAvoi M
CM P. M.
PAIL}' (Enn(lny%e r xe:ptrtl.t
my order of the 11 d I eager' of the Phitadelphot
eod Rerodlog Rntlroed Compan7.
do w. mnII.}TENNY. Snlrnt.irr.
PRIVY WELLS CLEANED AT A LOW
dZ4
•
FINE TEAS, at c
A ve N r t y c tw v r
X St. . NY,
d3l.lwltif' 313 N. BMOND St.. abot o Vine
GUM GUAlAoUlll—Strained, fqr stile
WETHERILL 11/1011112.
Jai G cum tg forth dZCQ:(I) tr ust,
FURNESS), BRINLEY, & CO.,
Nn. 4) MARKET EITHER,.
lo t SCOTT, Jr. AUCTIONEER, No. 431
m-A r e .CIIENTDS UT igTfiEET, mamas th e
IFlnnta.l,eisnec weit'tlTti and F. f rrry si, e as e
BALE OF FASIITONAIIiI,Ii FURa. FANCY BLEIOR
Ar 11) CAARIAIiE R..twe. &a.
On Monday Mergang •
16th !nit ,comtnencins ..t i 0 Cie it, • precisely, con e l e s.
Inc of the usual assertrnont of fine Cars for lassie..,
looses', rind chit Iran's sear; &ants' fur cos! a, coUara,
and gloves ; fancy ecinh and Lamas° robee,
CJ. WOLBERT & CO., AUCTIONFEIts,
h. SIP ARCH ;street, bet' eon Fifth end Ruth.
LARUE MALE, teI:PERIOR FURNITUitE, eta.
Thin 'Morning.
33th inet at ill% o'clock, at 519 Arch street—
A !arse ageortnont of euperinr furniture and furnish
ing strides. China, class. crockery. paintings banana
matt , enece, bedetenee, dressing bur nue sofas, chair's
centre, sofa, and buuquct tabta, looking 'Laza, ongrn
'VMS! &C.
bur er-plated tea sets and castors.
IMPORTED BULBS FOR PRIVATE SALE.
tenors, ellen 3, 1 ) pada, fin..et eetnthe, to &c.,
In prime order, be eel %sty if aephed (or im
rnetn.tte!y.
FOED & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
No. PM NIA REET Strenn. and IMI MINOR
MST SALE FOR 1810 OF 1.1•00 CABPS BOOTe
• &WEB, BROOA aNUtIIJMBIIOEB.
On Thursday Morning,
January Mith, at 10 o'Llook pre minis, will be sold by
cotalogue. on four montha credit. 1 bad caeca boots and
ghost. embracing. In part, as follows Men', I (rya,
and youths' first quality (hi. It. grained. kip. and Prenok
oad boot.; russet, thick, kip. calf. grained, and en -
afneled bronans; calf and patent congress gaiters and
Oxford ties; women's. misses., and children's goat,
call kid, and enitmehd linoto.nf the blirt quality or
Eaatern manufacturp. t 0.,, 00) women',
children's city-mode go•t welt [nets, heeled and
The attention nt hlye7ll IS partmolarly Malted
to this. time first sale ot the season.
The-IsTEdui DIREUT TO LlVER
rvv•‘§n-;1,iri,1.9-Aqz,Bz2r;iN,- atom-
Ship Compan)'i trim i , ;A ,,, Al w,Sicau.ship
(I.tpt , in MIREHtII7:4I. you from Queen street
Whet on tiATI,RDAY, 3/st JinnAty. at ane o'clock
A. Al._
CAblll MI Sag e • • 875
13ternge• 9)
For freight or paasA,T• apply at 0_ 6
0 1. tke af . tbe Coot
party. 103 WALUT titreet.
P 111413.20
301I\ U. DA.LE,A eat.
p 111LADELPIIIA
ORESOENT NAVIGATION COMPANY
AT AN ADJOUILN3D ICSETLNO OP4TR3 Azont:
NAMEID OORPORATION,
At 10 o'clock A. M., ISeMetabsr 7th. 1039, the folkir-
ns gentlemen ware usunnisicsaly elected Directors
the Compsay, vie i
GBORGE H. STUART,
The BOONS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of sold COMPANY are now open et the above
named Oaks, where all persons fisorshle to the enter
prise we respectfully Invited to subsenhs. se-tf
FOR ENULAND AND FRANCE.—
3 - • NEW YORE AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
C he United States Mail Steamships ARAOO, NO
tons, David Lines. Commander. and FIATON. 247tl
James A. Y'Y °Von._ Commander. will leave New
lor . Havre, and douthampton, or the year. 18fig, on
the allowing days :
To meet new requiremente of the Post Coles Demi
meta, the days of sailing of the A RA9O and FULTON
from HAVRP, and SOUTHAMPTON. after their
present g wises, be changed as follows from NEW
yo K. save in the ease of the present departure of th e
FULTO74. which Fill tale pi re on the 17th December,
the schedule romaine unaltered:
0001.1 New rose. Ravel •ND sotTIiaNTTON.
FIILTON....Dec.I7. FULTON... Jan. 10.... Jan. D.
tr1814:-.Jeui; 7..
Pit.PBN-.7.-.-tit:3l`.-...-.1.1z.4:
A AGO.. Mob. & AAAGO ...... eh. 17 . ....m0b. 77.
F LTON ...Mob. M. FIiLTOY —Apt. 23.
hue steamers. built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under deck. every attention
has been taken in the construction of the bull and gut
chine, Minstar° safety and speed. The ships have Ave
water,tight toMpartmehts enclosing the engines, BO
that in the event of coil:loon or stranding, the valet
Mold not reach them. an d rho pumps beta, free to w or k,
the safely of the vessel end passengers would be se
cured. Recent experience has demonstrated the ahem
lute necessity or this mode of construction.
Tim ritemumnallttons for passengers are believed to
combine every comfort and convenience that can be de
sired.
From New York to Southampton or Dane-Fun
Cabin. 6190; Second do., V&
From Ilgvre Or nouthampton to New York-Fine
Cabin. 7011 francs ; Second do.. Ito francs
To passengers going to London them steamers °Ter the
advent:ice of economy both iu time and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passage samurai until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on Loan!. Sill Letters end name
psoirs most pass throu:h the Pont oMoe.
freight ovpassase spelt to
S. DRAYTON. Agent. 7 Broadway, New Tort.
e. WILLIAM [SALIN, Agent. Marie.
CROSKEY dr. CO. Agents. Southampton.
AhlF.picAN EL'BOPRAN EXPRIalii COMPANY,
4ilfLfl ON. Arent, 63ca, Tobaeoo Warshaw,
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plans of the shies can be seen. nSD tinbal
-
STRANI DIRECT TO ALL
41/4 - i. PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
A I), FRANCE, AND GE WMANY.
TILE HA3IBURG AMERICAN PACKRT COM
PANY'S IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HAMMONIA. Capt. B. F. Schlemmer.
SAXON] A, Capt. ]. Ehlers.
BORUSSIA "T.ineL N. Trautman.
BAVARIA. Capt. H. Teethe.
TEUTON La. Cast. H. Ensen.
These Steamer, are gli hrgt-olass Clyde-both 'reseals;
Egre intended to sail Dom Pier 21, North River, N. V.,
a4 F t
OITO : NDON, SOL'TRAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAM
The elegant and powerful Iron Screw Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman, 0,5 tong barthea.wiii
sail en Norms, on
SATURDAV. DECEMBER Mat, at 13 n'olook M.
Passer including Railroad Fare from Plulactelphia
to New Park , and from Nonthamptao to London.
First Cg in. lir IQO I thspond Cabin.. 440 titeerege...ol6
The BCRUSSIA will to suceeeded by the I . OIkOrIDS
Bteetmehs:
HA M al ONIA—.—. WEDNESDAY, February 1.
1AN0N1A....-...-."7IIU_RxWAY, march Y.
E 11TON'IA.-- .TFRIBSDAY, March 1.1.
A VAR ~.....AIONDAY. Apnl f.
Ifsr Passengers forwarded to Liverpool. Dublin, Bel
fast. Cork, Glasgow, Pane, and Antwerp, at through
rates.
. . .
These steamers are fitted up with unequalled socom
modmions for first, second, and third-s lave l'anoniers.
The Second cthin aooommodatious or these !Hurt are
°Wgilo t !te:r:ll;° l "'4 l eririn=me"tondon, South
ampton. Havre, and Haniburg. to New York.
Pamela forwarded from Philadelpkis to all parts of
Europe at reason We ratan.
Freight enraged la Phrladelphut will be promptly
th
attended to by. he New York Agent. and shipped free
of all rommiesion.
For Freight or Passage, apply creatively to
W. A. HAMILL,. Agent,.
nlPlP 'e hl o o r rt t gaZM ' 417iffir'gg
Brayrsu AND NOR
BR in AMERIOLAI ROYAL MA IL 6TRAM
liiioNl DoeToN TO LlVillrfAil..
chief Inn Faunae— —.--8110
S.,eond abet Passage— . . 60
Tue ships row Doe ton call aillabfax and Cork Harbor.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, IC ADA. Capt. Lang,
PtiRllllA, Capt. indkinz, A. ERICA, Capt. Muter,
IL RAIIM, Capt. J. Stone, NIAGARA. Capt. Anderson.
ASIA, Capt. E.. 0. 1 , 0, BUR OSA. Capt. J. Linton,
SCOTIA. (now builthns,)
These Vessels carry!' olear Wkitte Pest at mast-bud;
groen op starboard e e i.7.' : V on port It i w. ema
E T TA, 14;40 leaves dell, IV. n r. 0..
ikA ti k d J . T.4, ‘ ;
4 , o r n k . , w a 7:1 4
i s; . co 3 . t .
ASIA. Lout, o pi ark , Wecfnesda.;„ Jan. 4.
CANADA, Lang, " tp.ton. Wedne•dar. Jan. IL
AR A BIA. Ston•, " ork, Wednesday, Jac. IA
Etutopn. Leitch, " Wednes,l47, Jan.=
Bertha not secured tutu' paid'.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The ownerssf these ships will not he Seetwantable for
Gold, 811VOT , Bulliork, Bloat°, Jewelry, ..pi peinus stones
MI
Or MIC ee N lading onlelL of lli? itis therefor and
the value thereof therein on? . Or night or
pal
age apply to $, OLWA , 4 Boehm 8r6611,
Plow York.
FOR THE BOUTII.—ORARLIZ
TON AND BAYAIMAII STRARIMP4I.
FRSIORT REDUCEP,
low
Freli p ht at an average of surname per cant, be
low New Ym Warnship ic-R44,
OR CIIAIL S. C.
The O. R. Mti Steamship KEYSTOI4I, STATE'. C.ap
tele P Msrehman, will sad ea Saturday,
Jiaqusry 21. at 10 A.M.
'lhrouguinlywatr ours only 40 boars at Res.
FOR SA V.l , :riA V. (la.
The U. 8. Dyad StemmaNg ATE OP OEORGIA.
Captain Joan io. will le
sail on Saturday, Jaguar]
14. at 10 0'c . .;..3k 1 , •
nr I Z t ai Itlars u rt?Wg e",A7ar:vaitrta:&*to I _7ll l
aye days. bode received. and Dais of 1..a 4 ,,i 7 ag st a red
'Tevery Lis .
he sendid first-class aide-wheel Stearnehipe KEY
STONE S TATE and BTA,Tre GEOROIA now Tun as
above every ten daps , th us forming a fire-day oommu
nloation with Onatreaton sad dassansh, sad tae South
and elweat.
At both Chnibriton and lesvannah,thest Map, ecat
sect with steamers for Monde and with rento*M. Sto.,
for all places in th e Smith ankfthwast.
i UR
Freittt and Imitate* on * large proporton of Goods
shipped Byath bt e follnd to be lower by these slump
than by tallies ewe the premium being one-half the
rats.
B. M. FELTON. Eteindent.
N..
13.—Insiiisnoe on ell Railroad Freilint 111 entirety
nnneeeseary, farther than Charleston or navannt the
Railroad Compantes talons, all rusks from Pleas po tn.
GREAT RE DIA, rION IN FARE.
Fare by the route 7:9 to r r o ot. easayar thin by
the Inland Route, as via W lifn by the tobovrintia.ahs
dole. 'fbronsh 1101.111 from nitirtejlela yte C. %Hea
ton not:vannah ateamshess. Nt e LUDING IIdEA Son
the w ale rotas,. except [row Charleston and Savan
nah to outsmart :
ifi.LAD TAU.
To Charleston—. #l3 00 1 gbarlostom....--....11/0 al
Basun 111 00 &Warn 110
Augusta— 20 00 Angusts..-____ Xal
It is) Irlsoon— *2 TO
Atluta- ...-... $0 015 0I 0o
• Onlumhos—. 93 00 Colointrus 00
Albany...—. 11 OuAlbany X al
ormtgorner7-.. 14 al montremerr.— • - CO
33 00 -
New Orleans ... s 9 13 I New go
billa of !minis listed after the ship Ca.s Wed.
m.s.a
For freight or pte apply on Coon!, at meoostOrbarf
above Vice street, or to
41,1:X. HERON, Jr„.
?bottom; comer FOI ,
A V" th OAVIRLIs.
For Florida from Charier...cm, steamer Carolina
r . 07 . 53Vitalleitateamera Bt. Maws and
gt. John',,even , Tassiar acid datortllP.
Y 674 P. XVIII.IOI, I . VLIIGHA-1111/11CI
SOUTHWARK
SOUTHWARK
FOUNDRY ,I
,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STRHEIS,
NER r i goNS,
•
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manurectur High and Low Pressure Steam Ens Wes.
for Land, Ri ver, and Manna service,
or ilxl: ‘ ,: a., a e t t ,gr r tr.f. , , ,, T c :nle, Iron boats. Ac.; Castings
Iron Frame Roofs For Om Works, Work Shope, Rall
rocAl Stations, An.
Retorts and Gap Machinery of the latest and most Im
proved construction.
Every description a( plantetion Machinery, such ea
Sugar,Sew, and Grit Mille, Vaceem Pans, Open Steam
Dofecators, Pumping Engines. kO.
role Agents for , Rallieua's Patent Sugar Bolling
pparetus ; Nesmith's Patent Steam Hammel : 4 , V
InAspin M wall & Wolsey's Patent Centrthasal Sugar
a achine
NAVAL STORES.
Sjiirite Turpentine,
30 do Crude Turpentine.
Stukt do§plppuiF
1:0 tto
do Piton, in store and for sAN by
RoWLI.,)". A. 1113 trit NER, & Cn
d3l , n. In sorTli WITARVVB.
- - -
D t in A . — :295 bb I sMesa Pork, of New
Jet bev , ()too, and rtnladeluhin Pa.A., f or
by C C NADI -
EN. ARCH Ntreet. 3,1 Xwlr
1% , 11. "•
R AI) I.lQ+ ORICK—For sale by WETH
AA, FRILL Jc BROTHFR. 47 and G NORTH Sr
ef /7'4 n St,nor tali)
Pt.)1)}•11.-500 qtls, Extra Grand Bank
codfish, to store and for &Cot
W. & co..
dn. 3:4 WITH Whine&
SALM BY AUCTION.
SIIIPPING.
NO. 8 IMO ANTE' EICONANGN,
8. MORRIS WALK,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CRAB. BLACALEBTKR, Ain
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON
ESOU NEW TORY TO LIVITTOCS.
Cop} Passm
e---- a LSO
&mond Carhn raflUTO...•-.--- 70
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SALES DY A 1707101%
I• Tklo.ll.lus hSONS, _
A•L bola,/ cad IfIBOITH POBR•
, Former!? tics. CI and 111.1
CAR D.—PTBLIC,
ALE REA t. En/. TE AY
H
8T S 8 AT THR EXCHAVIE—Wass ot ras)
ead noose every Tuesday. at tea Elsie:lle.
arr uustriberorsnae:ag tar °emu .1 Dater erSe.
ST Ha:dna:a of each roper, meted eesarerai.T.
addition 4, whloh we yabi at. on the En=day rrEr.:ss:
to the ikve, me thousand eatatoKuts. tr. magi e% Lem,
giving dederr.ocisot ail Ina nroperter to be sat(
l t i.S.l4. 'o l n kTr a.. AVV • AT PRIVATE RALE.
ST We hue a large ernfreliV of reel estate st grim*
sale. laaladusg every deacripraen of ear ar.d .
property. Prmted bats may re bad et the atte:lor. met
PRIVATE BALE REGIBTER.
sir Reel estate entered on our Pnrn. 10111 . Termer
and Mrs:tired otseaconally.inoel YOVI . O arli:M4
(Of Which/J=oo9re* are an uniod ree.•ll.4.)free ate-largo
VA LI ?ALPO ormar.9o -
O ALL PALF.Q, STOCKS AND BEd L rsT a Tr.
«4 F4.lBato, te n. IT, even*, et ine Exensort.
114 r Pan et the handbiLe for each of toe anovs War
now reedy.
ITT Sl 4 . LOANS PEWS. 4 t 4 .
On Tr.heols
Jan. IT. SIT o'clAY. os 1014.., the 1-e.e4L4'.e.Ue
inso fe—
Pew.Y0.162. west midiiie SeLwinedTnteS
Church, rerrihr of Serectit nEd Sierin; Otrcer, streets.
Per. A. A. Willits.)
C Pe r w h
corner
m fln t a l i and
Th e d
t P : errted f
C itht
abef ate. eats Oa" lif
l'e w No. 21 , Et. Andrew's Cheree. Eirbth street. &boy*
Mance.
Alio. I share fldledellltis. Litters.
I stare Steirointrte Litirsr:.
II shares Eastern Market Co.—;,st /W TI. t i ll pig.
EXTRA EALEr;837.4. 1 0 RAILROAD
021 /61Atora. Sloane;.
19th int., et 11 o'cl et, at the Exchange. rata/me 111.
same. for M 1 c00.11:110( Wliflm I. may
421 00) Ty race end Lore Hsrae Radroad Bin mut*
ease beads. lear Bale shaolete. •
REAL ESTATE SALE—JA?CrARY v.
At 7 oclock in eerntae.
Orphans' Court Aale— .j et Wllnstu Ktri - pst-ttek,
dersessed
THREE-TORY BRICK DWELTPIG. _e t a
Teesr isrelf inn Thttteenth and nts a n te
Ca'hsrtriestre.m.
AIX DWELLINGS.—AiS three-.tory
Rutty WOOL sal Sareq enseer. between Atiteenta nd
Atzteenth and PitnrUpr Nth‘rtn•
ferempcorSale.—THß nE-STO Bk IC E
LINO. No. North t.terentb street. axon lirtaik
sue' ;ale ateolute. Immethate possesstats.
REAL ESTATE ALAL E-JANTA RP 11.
At 11 o'elo_k. noon.
PeremptoryLe-F r sonorrit nt whom it raar emt•
rerei.-4 423 ACRES Lan D. TEXAS.- Otte of
Low. Coutainina 4.415 Berns. Nacogd.thes orient,. ;. -
the rest ba• It of the Angsbna riser.= wins from 2• iaooeuolies. Texas. to- 14.‘1e a tvohita.
rustees Elahx-LARGr. AND V •LUARLE LOt
O bROUND. south ode of liarket screet.wert of
Twenty Brst,ee feet front, LZ feet deep. to Ash olty.
Two fronts.
REAL ESTATE SALE- JANUARY 11.
At o. noon.
Orphans' Court stytn of Na it •am Carneri deed,
n !tin. Li Y. ELIANOI.—E.x taree•storr Sauk end
three flame dwohnts, Geri:mg:own road sag altaxr
street late ho Leon I..berties.l zaa
fiet!"3ll, Rgrr l e s,
A.
TEAR-par et LO-i,en n • oat of Int eon side et Se
cond etre t, wash of Chi istise : elt lir of trate; ascartd
by motive. *tort brick deeihnes.
FLELIA , T 1311.••Wri-STONE RESIDENCE. with
ride yard. Norto Brow knot. west side. above Muter.
L.i.t SY by Est feet. with two fro,.-es. Homo 13 , net Iron 4
Suished witA evert nit Lent lair . ..* MOO- •I. thiok
stoke and coach }mime on the rear end of the ea
Cl:lisle street. Er' Bee handmhs.
Trustees Peremstom Sate_ --TWO I ARCM AND
TALUA E BUILDING' UTE , . oes at the norrhweat
corner of Amber and eereeant attests -Its Gun to on
the FrAnktord roof and Lloyo street Ike other at t.s
northeastrorner of C-ral and Fameant atreem, was a
root on L Md street, Nineteenth • aid. Tus ten Mbe
noid a. One lot, with bra trouts far as:e paisohyte.
&de Noe.lY) zed Ipt goad' Foerth ScreAt.
SUPERIOR_ FAIRNITU RE. PRIAYCH-rt.ATE •
ROBS. PiArtft- FORTE. BRAiriSEIS CARPRIS.
Oa Thureltr Mormar.
At I o'clock. 11.1. the Anetios Store.= assorts:eat IX
excellent canoed hand remit:Am elegant piste- irrtes
fine mirron. actsets. eta, from families dzellzi
sale ty
k^cleX•eldos. "snored to use store tot woven" eres el
.
AMUEL NATBANS, AUCTioNEE.R,
No. Lti Smith THIRD Street. low Walnut-
LARGE tint.l3 rUHFt.ITI' below
P , i - . BY
ORDER OF ABRAHAM NATBAS.S PLI, .
Broke Sr.
On Tnestia) Mesmer.
Jaa.l7. IND. et #l4 o'clock cons Ina { red
and silver patent le. et &spies...an a o th er watches rotd
emaie ear-rinse. hexer-rinse, resat-t.tss
/*nett eases. stlvervare. he
CLO THING de.--Coop, pants. vests. dresses.
shaws. Intone ;deems. resolvtee sisto:a.ekstl.s. e.
NOTE ll persona bkvinc r.ssds on
ace
5,, over the least tan. is ime vitt can ace ro2seca
, ne same. Otherlrlia MO. will he sod at pul4, a,*
the snore dal, ABRAHAM NATR &char.
jai let. N. . tor . gzith Awl Cal,mrl.lli
MUSES NaTHAND, AUCIIt) i;11
AYD DIMIRzION MERCHANT, aoatliaaal
onroor ni PT XTM aad
{ RACE Rows.
PEREMPTORY SA OF IRE BTOCH OP A
Tkl %ANC, RTOaE,
Reaored to th• Auction °Wry fur CAnrreniesei
Ibis ortnt.
13th torsi. at 19 o'clock. n • Mores Ifatiatia • "sort=
5M111124114 CMS/ of Sixth sat Iltratts,
at C01,41-•!Ory •titt =et ft...akar, eti.kt-
Consistarg is in. of erste nonet of silk diners
tra men !se klitek stik =tut. mohair mars_ hoam n bre. e,
lone amoil - tz malts moult boterints,emb-car'sry. E:4
ea sootrilk itoznny !ace. Bak lace edianes. monalt
ri.lut toot.'r4ar. ladles ' sk r g rAtra• Thor , / tam
nz comm. OnIII4. rellot/Mlll relit. SWin rm.
hendem , . do- • an suit*. eimbne sines do
eberromots- Ciasrillr lams do almth - e, .. Lea as s
,
ladtes . Trio:awns Marre,:len akin boron, 71.
dart' merlon heeds. infants' semis. woollen eomfnres,
nntatichiefs. SOVVIILI d^zes first mot: . me.
trtbn andataturte, lidLef cloth itha utins,st4
I[lllllll/0111 otter arth_its
Alta.' main. km. t r:tetwertil klnno- forts, owl kV.
And a superior sewing msoloteo
Tn. piano and sewiaz ma.nater will be Sod as II
precisnir.
MONEY TO LOAN,"
.11230.000 to Lean..' la- g• or small amoes'?, c*i
'Woks, cold and sita r pate. diamonds. Tage:rig.
eg . towline races. dr, anode. pletelag. groce Wei el
gars bards - aro, ottairT, couriest 1113U4111•Er!... frat irdre,
bedding. aoraaa. ea ba meas. and zle cur
V.Litia. tot My Wrath of time agreed nine, oa gr.ega
liberal germsthaa at say mart' ep-abLiumett itt
OUT-DOOR SALES
Attended to penicenally by the auctioneer. at 7eu bp.
camel.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Conoirements of all elzid every load of cznxis szdcl:sl
for public sale ; tvo-tturds A* vu of tilia :mar v - , 11 be
advanced in anticipation we sale its
:. .
sir. Lolls, .114).
IiATILLTA3IS A - BOYLE. AUCTIONTER9
A•p_ COMAITPRION MERCILt NTS. No. h
North MAIN Street 3 f.l.tiCt3, Ma.; former., T. :a
Mena. Siren. Cloehorn. k Co. Fn eZe•
alma aetalees tho merthente. rroenteetarers. em.t
others of Prolndelnam tor +ha .o'e ct dr , , c 0... Va
rs... hoot...hoer. herd - rare. letre.rf • to., k .
tT t'a.sh advances mad on reee.tt afro cis.
far Setttentontr made tares di , " Cis:
BEFBHENCES
Misers. M vers. cleshoro. k Co., real.
tttnnrt & Brother IlWr6
tt ran W. ek.'foweternd Warren, Now Tote.
S. Curt New rOtk.
Word. Chrtsty. & C.... t Lonit.Mk,
t' Crow, MoCronry. k Ca, ••• trot-frosty
THE WEEKLY PRESS
A NEW VOLUME I
TES YiTaEKLY PEES enteisi &MI & :yaw v .. .
lame with the New Year.
To say.raerely, that oat Darer bla ken e-zz:zre s al.
weuti be to pre far tog. , resk. sad Ir-deli:alto ma Lit%
of our rue itior.—tor, tut °sly Ilse
TH.B WEEKLY PRESS
been establ Libr] on a secure and perm Su eat rcue.ertet•
bat h Is, to teaLty. a ZaSzvelincs summa of the ,'.;re •
of tavor vb.1.1.1b, a rightly-oondsotsd
LITERARY, POLITICAL, A.ND NEW
JOURNAL
can renelee at the hands of a liberal and eal.ghtened
eubia. Our moat grateful Omaha are ter de ed for t. e
patronage already bestowed upon Ur. and we shalt graze
no Sorts which may ain't to render the pager area
more eatraZt!ve.urettal. and popular in*. future
The POLITICAL °aurae of "lIE WhiIKLY PRES.,
need not be eelsrged upon here. Independent. ateadra
sad framer. it kta battled, uharareringil end gealo.4-
Iy, in defence of the
RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE
aggleat EXECUTIVE USURPATION. and dr:fair and
Si rancuoal !aria:anon; erer e.e.'ar:nu and adner:de t
the doetnue that POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY coact:-
Unto' the fandameat . el beals of cur free met.rutzeds art
that the latelbre nee aid ratri.-Lsm of our el:3. zeds :r.14
always he pre:err - ivy - a of einse.Just.g-dsn:wir)
ism:aunt. These are the pry..rip us to eh-ca THE
WEEKLY PRESS has heed conaniMil, add to these PZ
adhere.
OUR NEWS COLUMNS
Vtl continue to b the en Tact of warernittrnei care • Tit
attention. and CI .. alio° b Tmr.'c:ied 11,1
pspt , rn oomnendinoi cf a:4 the priocipll lire='s of Inte
rest which trstisp.re at home and &bro.].
The LFIERARY oharacter et' THE WEEELT
now nnicessally acknowlect red to be or ea r'e.
vetted clams. 'hall not mph maintain its tvereat
etanduks r but shall be enhance.] ta Inip.-marm to a -
Lie oontributions trom the writers. Deem net r7N-71
or XultAL , the treat airman! M . private harp are. t r .!
puhlra prosperity. we 'hail careful,' szeune trnit.
column, seen taint which may rel./m.O-4 to rt.,,,a
to ma the score of improper tendeatte. r.e of
pure Meritrure su - md sialc.ent ma•orry to mat- an AC:-
CEPTABLE FAMILY liEliVetta PER. ^-
Um elements of ezceßre.e, walumt s en a le or.r,
able line t and the proptmter of the THE Wi•Eli t.Y
PRESS ma, justly claim tint no herd of a (unit) nee]
bee Ism to let its calumas ga under the 200.3 et &T.,
roentheT of 11111b00/M1,14.
The itenerAl feamresof tha rapnr. in mitlit..cit to:Is
POLITICAL .AND NEWS DEP.4RTMINTs.
Pastry. Stetvirs. Dirrrardq aid D•irinat or i 5.
kited had*. chaten for tLeir lessons of fife., ;•••y.
tins of binirri. deptatirre of iinszarra.
merit—and adspreid. in Ina: MIMI. to LS* la+
bob semis and all urn.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
roe Cafe Inn be taken to farmsn ear rt.
cortect aad re Sable reports of tee rs.cluce sal ostse
markets wads up G 3 the .test
Among eta agiaoilila variety of art , 2 l ,it 12 'tors f -, 7
the ptirona of TIM Wk., bIiLV ,CREnzli a n.. 7 I 2
aim= oneil tnaairc conionce, Ne*l' ;-___a,
tha publication al
TR TATI AND TRIUMPHS
Oa, ANCIENT TIMES IN OLD VIRGI.NI.: ;
an Original Nere'ettc of rcraeas-iig
as author of seknoar:Ni.e.l ata:vy. The at.,. c,
ihrocaa cave a: tambera of rar. ar. and At
I:irda; worth lure than Lb.] rea.i.re.d fir s ) e'r'a
.ul.4Kwiption.
la a wont a will La tits en!zt are, of ta cox_co --- ,..1
to make THE WEEKLY HEv coat...cue A ft. .a
FAMILY JOCRNAL, zzaa2arattrr a,;5
of a carefuliy-preaired rir.ratler•
StrLaor4 Was are tellktet:.:T tiOLIC.tOd. ". - 15
who proposepatroalcat tie '• WEEKLY' f Rt -, ."
promptitude to forwar.:.n; tat,: criers for tza
Vokrttr. e•rnest'y reoommza.tril. am. from. r - e sere
irlicatioas. it Is be lerett that lards Pa Iltest.llca
be which vi:: he prated, it rill aot!ock r
to forn.3a Nick atvat•ert, In st:ra out ,
must 000ar.
TERMS
One Coro .one year...
Three Copes, cna ree.•••— -- •
Five (toms, one year- . .
Ten Colors. one year.. ..... 11 tat
Twenty Cowes, to one slimes. ,t the rate o:
3I per annum ..... X
Twenty Cowes. to one address of ooze w.b
goober . . .. - :4 •O
Any perlon rending ns a Cie.". of Twenty or Mare.
be cit.tled to ao extra oony. We ;owl:: la TH.I.
IVELRLY PRESS to Clergymen for $l.
Sabeenr.OSS Mee comae...Ns at ens Te rra
slits), cult, to aro - anew Alt letters te ail:else.: to
JOHN W. FORNEY.
No. 417 CHEST 11T STREET,
PIITLA73 3P IA
qr.) WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER-
A. CHANTe.—NIANILA ROVE.--A hrge. si! - . 7- ..'
soaor , ed meet ~1" .M..n.la Rini.. , n•.ltL4oin.l it 4 l iar
de, st New York yr 4 t hy
&YEA. Frrcut, h. CO..
(al aB. Cat it. lad 32 A. Wham%
MOSES NATHAN&