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I.,yvisiciitarVontorrimany Pavan:al.—On the first
- day of 'January list then; were but two hundred,
and tevin living heroes of the Revolution on the
',pension lief in Washington. - The old soldiers are
paesing away, and, it cannot be many years
before the last one will be gathered to hie com
a' &dee. Tourtien of the veterans were living in
~ N aseiehusetts. Tho following 'information eon•
fiernhur several of them Is on rooord at the Pension
(Mee: • 7 "
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Rufus Farnham, born in Hampton, Conn., sub-
Sequently residing in Providence,- R. L, entered
the Connecticut continental line in 1776. In 1778,
went on board the frigate Providence; then' lying
in the harbor of Heston, wider the command of
Captain Abraham Whipple. In the spring of 1779
'sailed on a ensile of four months, in company with
the Queen of Frame and .Ranger, and captured,
off the banks of Newfoundland, ten sail out of the
'Satanic& fleet, consisting of 175 merchant vessels.
-Els father was first lieutenant of marines On board
Rea en Gulliver, in 1779, served no a substitute,
and was stationed at Castle William, now Art In
denendenee. ' From there he was marched to
Rhode Island, and:was in the bloody engagement
Ad, a" redoubt between. Butts -and Quaker Hills at,
the time Colonel Groan's , regiment of blacks was
,literally out to pioceo: In 1'779. on • board the
,Tyranniolde, lying in Boston harbor; was pressed ,
into the fleet commanded by' Sattereon, on its way
to, Penobscot, to aid General Lovell. A spirited
'engagement followed 'the landing there, but the,
British picket guard was driven into the fort. Af.:
tangents, the Americans were blockaded by a
squadron from Now York, and ran up the river,.
burnt the vessels, and-returned by . laud. Mr. U.
lived in. several years in Bennington, Vt., and
Orange county, N Y.
Abraham Rising, born in Suffield, Conneoticut,
turned out in 1777, on the alarm which grow out
the invasion of General Burgoyne, and joined the
,
forces thatwero gathered at Springfield, Massaithu.
setts, and immediately marched to meet the enemy,
Was in the battle of Saratoga from eight in the
morning until evening: • Afterwarde stationed at
Cestleton, Vermont, under command of Ethan
Allen.
Samuel Yendell shipped at Boston, in 1782, on
board the ship-otwar Tartar, Captain Catchoart,
equipped by the State of Massachusetts. On the
cruise oil Bermuda, captured a number of prizes..
The Revolutionary soldiers wliose names are here
subjoined are supposed to be alive and ponsioners
en ttto PCB of Maine :
Job Allen, Cambarland county, 90 years.
Immo Abbott, Oxford county, 97 years.
Smnuel Ackley, Oxford county, 94 years.
Nathan Doughty, CuMberland county, 98 years.
Ralph Farnham, York eounty,.loo years.
John liamittoti l York county, 90 years.
.William ilutobang.s, Banoook county, 95 years.
,James W. Read, - Lincoln county, 98 years.
Encash Leathers,'Piscataqua county, 99 years.
Edward Millikem, Kennebec county, 93 years.
John 0. Mink, Lincoln county, 90 years.
Josiah Parker, Somerset county, 95 years.
Jaeobliboades, York county, 95 years.
Simeon Simpson, Kennebec) county, 94 years.
John &mbar, Penobscot county, 104 years.
Foster Wentworth, Linoolu county, 95 years.
William Wyman, Lincoln county, 97 years.
orWthe New York Times.)
Otive TOE DEVIL RIR Dom.—To the Editor of
the New York • Times: The proceedings of the
Board of Aldermen, as reported in the Times of
Friday, embrace the remarks of Alderman Starr,
upon Alderman Brady's resolution to appoint a
committee to investigate the charges against the
Oommen Council, made by the editor of the Herald.
Alderman Starr, as reported, said :"Had not the
editor of the Herald been charged with libeling
and blackmailing men to mesh a degree that they
were compelled to commit self-murder? Now, who
was the murderer in these oases? Had not the
editor of that paper in the same way murdered the
president of a bank? He had accused others of
committing acts that entitled them to a place on
Blaokwell'a Island, when ho had been on the point
of golog there himself. How many times had he
been cowhided ? Three times, to his recolleetion =
onee James Watson Webb, once by Thomas
Hamblin, once by John Graham."
Full and accurate statistics being among the
most importent bases of just, legislation, the above
aotionat of Bennett's floggings needs correction, as
,it "understates the number of• his chastisements,
just as the neitspapers which denominated his last
punishment by John Graham his ninth flogging,
overstated the correct total. Bennett has been
publicly flogged only seven timis, es the subjoined
, nist shows:
Oot. 6, 1835, Dr. S. P.,Towneend flogged him in
Wall street.
' Jan: 20, 1836, James Watson Webb flogged him
in Wall street.
May 9. 1836, James Watson Webb flogged him a
second time in Wall street.
KNov. 17, 1866, T. S. Hat:Alin and others flogged
' him in the Herald office.
Feb. 8,1838, J. W. Hale flogged him in Wall
street.
Jan. 29, 1810, A. W. Clasen flogged him. in NOE.
Dan street.
Nov. 9, MO, John Graham flogged him in Broad
waLstice to the notorious editor of the Herald de
mands that any Statement ,of the number of hie
szourgings should be oorroot. Give the devil his
due. KNICKERBOCKER.
NEW York, Jan. 21, 1860. '
SINGOLAIt CABIC o 8 SUIC/DE:=-WO fine in tho
Boston Herald the particulars of a very remark
able case of amiable. That journal tolls tho story
thud:
Mr. William M. Parsons, whose mysterious dis
appearance from his home and friends in Law
rence has been before noticed, was found yesterday
noon In one of the rooms of the South Boston Hotel,
on Fourth street, he there having committed eui
dile. The facts connected with this melancholy
event are these Mr. Parsons left his home ou the
fifth of present month, and came to this city and
made a short stop at the American Mouse, since
whioh time his friends could obtain no clue to his
whereabouts. It seems, however, that after
leaving the hotel he proceeded to the hotel in
South Boston, and on calling for a room was
shown Into room No. 16, in the upper. story of
the house. Here he remained a little while, When
be left, bat shortly after returned, and, as was sup
posrd, retired to -rest., Next - morning the ohm
barmaid tried the door, but, finding it looked sup
papist it was unoccupied, and paid no attention to
the circumstance. Day.-after day she found that
look stilt turned, and. stilloautiaued to suppose thnt
it had no occupant, and the clerk in the office had
forgotten the circumstance of having let the apart-
ment, also supposed it vacant, Yesterday noon, the
clerk went to show another guest to room No. 18,
and finding it still locked, placed the stranger in
another apaitment while he wont to the °Sloe to
gm the key to 16. Not finding the key in the office,
it flashed across hie recollection that Waa fort
night slime,' the room had hamlet to a young man
whose departure be did not now seem to remember.
The door was then buret open, and the body of
young Parsons was found on the floor, in such a
state as indicated that life had been extinct for
several days. On an examination of the body it
appeared that three deep incisions had been made
in the main artery of the, right arm, and besides
this, two partially empty bottles of laudanum were
Sound by his side. Notice of the event was given
to the authorities, but, under the eireumeMnoes, it
was deemed useless to hold on inquest, , and the
body was delivered to his friends, to bo taken to
lament:a to-day.
The deceased was a most amiable and worthy
young man, formerly clerk of the Lawrence police
court, and a brother of Colonel Thomas Parsons,
representative from Lawrence. Be had been
gloomy anti depressed in spirits of late, but no
cause et all adequate to the rash deed can be con
jeotured. Lie was twenty-six years of age.
SADS SLICK ON TIM °MEAT EAsunN.--Judge
IleShorten endorses the opinion expressed of the
Ineretriaions character of the Great Eastern's sa
loon. In his "misdirected letters" in the Con
atstutional Press, he introduces the following con
versation " Dove," gals I, "this Is a great ship,
aint it?" "She is big enough," eats he, quite cool.
"Fast as the wind," Oats I . " Well, not unlike
the wind," he said, "martin and not to be de
pended upon." "Takes a large caigo." " Yea,
a prodigious teapof coals to feed her." "Grand
,
speo, glut she?" Well, yes, a llirge on the ocean ;
eco for at a considerable distance." She will
pay well, her capacity is so great." " P'rhaps ao ;
she has more capacity than her owners, and ought
to pay well, for she has done nothing bat pay out
yet.' Where' will you see such a splendid gilt
saloon as horn ?" " Welt, the lionise of Lords and
the whisky palace aro in as good taste as that is."
"But isn't there a splenditerous mirror in it ?"
"As an ornament to an Atlantis hotel, 1 approbate
it brat-rate ; for it will make every mother's son
of the passengers seasick r everything will appear
to be in motion, and when she rolls they will seem
to be turned topsy-survey. There is no part of the
arrangement as cheap
, and perfect as that; their
fare will cost nothing.'
IMPOR'L'ATIONS.
(Reported for the Presil.l
PALERMO --Ship flouter Johnny-1Q bales linen rags
AO do colored do 70 cantata cordwood NW base sumac 400
bags filberts 200 bxs shelled almonds 176 bags canary
need 60 hags hemp seed 200 bags walnuts 4000 centers
brimstone 600 bags soft shell almonds OW bra lemons
41170 do oracles 160 bags cork. Jeanne. dosttergood & Co.
1 T ALER.ko—Bard rowltatan-32e0 cantata bronstone
o cordwood KO tags sumac 60 no filberts 100 do wal
nuts 8) bbls canary seed 100 bra shelled almonds 100
bales corks 4600 015 oranges 660 do lemons Immo Jean..
C o.
YOrer PRINCE,—Bark Charles E Lox, Almeida—
/DJ bags ootfoo 41 do cocoa Mow lbs log Wood
,T Watt-
Bun dons.
dAVANNAll—Steatnedo State of Georgia, Garvin
-103 bales cotton Cochran Er Hassell; 116 11 dloari & Hun;
66 Thos dinger; 0J Palmer & Co; 160 ostler; 161 p Halo.
monk. Co; II ft Patterson &Co; - 46 bales domestics C R
Moore K Co; IT A Whilldea Yon; 92 Bay & McDevitt;
10A Heront 235 pltss Massey. Collins lb Cof.lo M cDevitt;
& doe; as Gaul Sr. Austin . ,.• 62 Engel A Wade J& P
Baits; 100 Wolper; 64-F Nigher; 1 box M &
Co; I=M Morro; I ?Nod, (Bundy &Co 1 pkg Farrel.
iterring Cu,*l box Dr C M Jackson; 761 (areenwald; I
TroUrnlan Man 4.1
_p_Levy; 1 Heider & Cc; I 'l'
33 Peterstm; b akin W & Co; 1 bbl E.J Etting;
9 skits D Whaldhun; J Plorenoo; 2J L Mdss; box
Mrs R G Stotesbory; Id bbl H Hines; 1 bbl BA Fabnes
took; -1 II Henry' tpkol_yr , l4 egad /k. Co; 1 box Mn. 1)
doranton; 1 but & 1' Middleton re .Bro; 16 packages M
Koehler.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamship Mate or Cieorms, hem Savannah—Mr
and Sirs Deleon and servant, a Marshall, l D Soma,
COI Wm it tiaulden,d•W Wilson, N Van Bell, W
Campion, J Alut.aughlin, J 1.1 Calmly, end 11 in the
steerage.
• PRILADBLYRA BOARD OF TRADB.
DifitAtlf i gißk iMmtnnmorumMmw&
JOBBPH O. OR BB;
LETTER BAGS
AT 'fill ICELOILIIIISPBECHANOt. PHILADELTHI4I.
Ship Tuscarora, Donley"' Liverpool, Jan 25
Ship Grey Eagle, aughes..... —Rib de Janeiro, soon
Bark Ya Megonig ........... London, noon
Bark Hamilton, kitoteisbury. Miltatiza., noon
Brig Alice Franklin, C1entent5........,....L0nd0n, noon
Brig Blank Squall, Davie—,... Jago de Cuba. loon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.OF PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25. 1860.
BUN RISF;9— —7 la--BUN a io
iilo7l WATER— 16
ARrtIVB.O.
tir S mail steamship !State of Georgia; Garvin, 8 3 hours
f rom Savannah , with ledge and passengers to A Heron,
Agoodgy,lo P M, ID mules north or, Cape Lookout,
;mead ereanuship Keystone State, eteeringt3,
Bark Charles E Lek, Almeida, front Port au Prins.)
Jan ID, visli coffee. loswood,,te.to,Thomas Wattann
Sons, , Left_brtgald.iltne Ftoyd for Idtragoone; Balla
TOra,'Potter.dietlauzoho;incti Itrig A k , kluker,
-, riga, Pam YieW - Yoric, mlO4 04 , for Attrageone, to load
--- • „.
- ' CLEARED. —
etearnship Kensington, Baker, Bosteg4l V,lnsof.
memnaniprepunivania, Teal, ttiolunoadiThes Web
- stet, Jr
prig Ltib - Dodge, Kingston, Ja, It tzlar,
-rwrAilicoriefrn ono t piek.),
•Irtel44itralllttN3vp?tAtt:Diet
nw
l
tnfrooTi2 1arll? av Nel
llVerrO'hi.-41ttrat from
lomq.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of Now Yoik, Boggs, cleared at Bos
ton 23d inst. for Philadelphia.
ship Milton. Amesbury, from Cape Town, CCM Doo
10, at Boeton23d inst.
Ship Samuel Robot toon, Taber, oleared at Boston
um. tor Honolulu.
Bark Regrietta, Brown. cleared at Baltimore 23d net.
for Rto de Janeiro and market.
Bark Antagonist, Crowell, for Sydney, NOW, cleared
at New York 211 tut.
Bark Lizzie Boggs, Diner, at Buenos Ayres 26th Nov.
from Bordeaux—arrived 231
Bark Bea Bird, j'allor,menred at Boaton 231.1 inet, for
Cave Town, cGpt, •
Bark Wild Gazelle. Humphrey, at Boston 211 inst.
from Palormo. Jan 18, tat 36 10, long 00 20, nay a bark
with ROWS' rig. showing a bursa° with red letters on a
white ground and blue border—was steering N. On the
lath Jan, at 11 P M. in tat as W. long 69 SO, in the Golf
Stream. was in contact with an unknown bark. and had
bulwarks stove; mum topkallantyard broken, stint main
sail, foresail, and jib. The bark was standing south; hod
no light set, and was not seen until we were right upon
her. We hailed her as she passed, but. received no an
ewer, nor did we see anyone on deck. The night was
very dark, and blowing agate from NW.
solir.l9 Baxter, Babcock. from Jacksonville, arrived
at Wilmington, Del, did Mat,
Bohr M J Gauss, Smith, arrived at Wilmington, Del,
21,1 inet:
Rohr Mary Price, Blizzard, sailed from Wilmington,
Del, yesterday for New York.
Bohm 11 ft COMMA Tilton. and Rioh'd Faux, Prink,
from Georgetown, SC, arrived at N York 23d mtt.
Steamer B Seymour, Fenton, hence, arrived at Alex
andria 21d inst.
Melbourne—Ar Oot 29, Cyclone, Mittett, San Francis
co; 22d, Templar, Martin. New York July 1; 20th.Hun
trees, Owen, Boston July 2; James Cheston, Bryan, Li
verpool July 3; alst, Bell Rook, Hanson, Bong Kong:
Lizzie Spalding, Ames, Collin) Nov /a; Belle of the
West, Howes, ban Francisco.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Calithos& Light Vessel has been placed on her
station. with the following hearings, viz:
Tybee Lighthouse 8 74 W.
South ula Hilton's Hea ve d.
Pt, NI by E 36 E.
Her light will ho regularly shown.
By order of the idghtlioutie Board.
THOS T. HUNTER.
Inspector Sixth Lighthouse District.
MEDICINAL.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, gronohitts, Ifoorsenesir,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenese,Bronohitts, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
quinsy,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
consumption, consumPtion,
and all like diseaaes, find an unfailing antidote, a ready
relief, and a cure and Speedy cure, is that, great and
universally approved Remedy,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WHlTlitt:B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
TESTIMONY.
Do. Wirreg 9 o Esg.sAte or WILD CHERAV.—.A t this
mum of the year, ae well as at all among, it is impor
tant to have on hand n remedy for coughs and Golds,
We speak for the benefit of our readers. when we re
commend to them the above named remedy, which hss
been "vertined in Our pa per for Boma time. We
h ,ve had occasion to use i in out family for coughs and
other throat atlections, and in all ouch cases it has cured
the complaint. We nowidcem it an indispensable arti
cle, for we always prefer to have a reliable remedy on
hand for these complaints, to which all aro liable.—
Christian Freeman and Family Visitor.
Rend the following Letter front a highly respectable
• - •
1Z0N221
LiottyroNS. Montour co., Pa.. Oot. 22. 1339.
This is to certify that I was pronounced by several.
physicians as consumptive, and had all the symptoms ef
the disease in its worst form, such as coughing, severe
pains in the chest, shortness of breath, night-sweats,
and extreme weakness and lassitude In my whole eye.
tem. M.l" family nearly all having died of the disease. I
had given up all hope of recovery, as nothing gave me
relief: but through the persuasion offs friend I was in
duced to try Dr. Wistor's Balsam of Wild Chtrry. The
first bottle relieved me considerably, and the third bot
tle eared me entirely. I now feel as well as lever did in
my life, an
day able to follow my oaeupation as farmer
mainly es ne.
I a l so had a sister to a more advanced state of the die
ease, having been confined to her bed for over a year.
and pronounced beyond hope by our best physicians.
She also was entirely eared by the Wild Cherry, but it
i
required six or eight bottles, and she still takes t occa
sionally no n preventive, being naturally weak-chested.
I would sincerely . lige all who are similarly a ffl icted
to try Da. WDSTAIL's PALSAIII 0 D WILD Caeattr,as lion
satisfied that, but teryour own valuable remedy.:nY
sister and myself would not now b. living. I will cheer
fully answer any ens who may address me on the sub-
Jeot, and state our eases more fully.
(Signed / JACOB MILLER.
BEWARE OF COUNTE I: FE ITS
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT/31
Such letters as the following, from a merchant, are
daily received
Mityoun. Delaware, Oct. 26,1633.
S. W. FOWLS & Co.. Seaton Please send men sup
ply of WISTAMB BxLS Alio' I mnnearly out. and there
is a great demand for it ;,it is doing wonders i it cures
Coughs, Asthma, IVhooptng Cough, end Consumption,
without fail. There has Dever been any pf the genuine
here until you sent me a lot some time since, but plenty
of the counterfeit.
Yours, truly. JACOB Y. FOULS.
Rmanstern, THEILErORE, all who seek health, that the
mat Genuine has the warrxxx signature of
BUTTS'," as well as the_printed name of the Proprie
tors, SEM W. FOWLF. & CO., Boston, on the out
side wrapper. Tong DO OTHER it were money wasted
and health Jeopardized.
. . . .
WISTAR'SIBALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD OHBRRY.
For 'ale in Pl3iladalohia at wholesale anti SECON D
DYOTT BONS% No. 218 North
Street.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OP THE SYSTEM,
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
LIVERCOMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
COMPLAINT, ACIDITY,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, PICK HEADACHE.
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, HICK HEADACHE,
FLATULF:NCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
,FLaruf,Eiver, LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the timberline othar (limns 'trilling from Ind
resat'', and and functions) criscrdfr3 of the Stomach. find
when the disease is not beyond top power of medicine
ready relief in that estabhahed and etarling remedy,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
RELIAME TESTIMONY.
We call the attention of the render to the following
letter from Yresident Smith, of Wesleyan University :
tlisna;STOWN, Conn., Feb. ffe,
SETH W. Young tc Co.—Gent:mien : I Bret c t m.le
nee of the °sty's:raven Bir-gee some seven or eight
seam since. Having suffered for twenty years from
form of Dygpgpsi A , which was attended Intuit nervous
headache, on an average of not less than one day in a
week. I was induced In the unpretending recommends,
tion of Dr. Greek " to try one bottle, and if no benefit
was received to diseontinne the use."
The use of one bottle warranted a further trial, to the
extent of some three or four, with tt_gareful observance
of- the secompenying directions. The result Was m
almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic in uiptoros
and their depressing, painful, coneequenoes. I believe
theme bitters produced an entire change, in the habit."(
my system, and upon the tkottve sueramwor tim - alp es
tire octane. I now deem myself as exempt from dye
pepsiaa. moat persona. These bitters have also bem
of service to other menthers of my family.
Very respectfully yours.
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
•
YORE. Livingston co, N, Y., Oct. I. Pk%
Mnssus. B. W. lowl.g. & Co.—Eire : I have been soli
cited by.yournirent to present to nu a testimonial of the
restorative qualoies of' your Oxygenated Bitters," to
which I cheerfully comply, in gratitude to you, sirs, also
in the hope that many more may experience its Invigo
rating effects.
Ilysrepsia, with its nentherless asenciates, took up its
al mile with Inc. in opposition to the skill of mary of the
most celebrated playsicimmountil the spirit was willing
(if no relief could be found/ to surrender, and hid hdieu
to its earthly tabernacle, when I was induced, by the
urgency of a friend, to try t our bittern, little dreaming
that the Gilead was in the boundless sea of patent medi-
MOM, as it was the first draught 1 was ever =bleed to
quaff, but, thanks be to God. was a balm, and a most
eilioient and grateful one, too. 'I he most aggravating
symptoms in my case were the too.,
and irregu
lar beating of the heart immediately after taking food,
attended with , great i ostration. and very frequently
violent attacks p lasting from twelve to
twenty-four hours , ring tile. stomach so perfectly
powerleim that even a spoonful of milk or rice wivor
would scent burdensome. I conuilanoCd the use of the
Hitters by taking half a tea-spoonful—tiro extent was a
full one. I was very persevering until I had taken three
bottles; since then, et intervals, I have taken two
more.
berm to realize its genial effects immediatelyi be
sides it is extremely grateful and refreshing as beve
rage, which is aeharm that but few medicines can boast
of. 1 would: sire. most heartily, and earnestly beg all who
are of with Dwayne in any form to test your
Oxygenated bitters. as I do esteem them invaluable.
Very.respeotfidly, Miss H. STOCKING.
wgotneaLE AGENTS:
.
T. W. DYOTT 80N8, 218 North Second street
Philadelphia.
A. B. BANDS & CO. New York.
CANBY, GILPIN, K CO., Baltimore.
Bold hr Drag slats and Merchants everywhere.
(130-eofllra ddr.W
THE A.LIAUFFICa,NT THREE!—
_.
TRIES MAR, I , 2, and 3,
Protected by Rope Letters Patent of England. and
secured by the Seals o the Emile de Pharmacia de Paris,
and thrklroperial College bf Medioine, Vienna.
No.l is invaluable for exhaustion, ape rmatorrhcea, and
all physical disabilities :
N 0.9 oolapletely eradicates all traces of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and per
nioious use of &maims and oubebs.
No. 9 has entirely supplanted tile in'urlous nee of mer
cury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy relieColis-
Parsing all impurities, and rooting oat the venom of dill
8811e.
TRIESEMAR, Noe. t. 2. and 9, are prepared in the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and email, and can be
carried in the waiatoost pocket. Sold in tin cagee, and
divided into aepamte doses, as administered by Yelpee.u,
Laßemand, Roux, Ricord. &a. Price SS each, or four
for 89, which saves saland in $27 oases, where..
b't ere is a seems o f _ Se. To be had, wholesale and
ras a apt'. BARROW ,194 194 13ii5e eke r street, New York.
Sold also at Retail by CALLLNDRR & CO., corner
TIURD and WALNUT Streets_ Philedstphia, and by
T. W DYOTT & !lONS, 218 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale and Retail Alginate for Pennsylvania.
n22-d3m
ZOLLICKOFFER'S ANTI-RITEUMATIC
CORDIAL.—Bia : I have been afilioted with thou
matiem for a long period—a portion of the time had no
use of my limbs. 'Fried your Cordial, and in three days
I was able to walk down stairs, and in a week the pain
entirely belt me. Ido oheorfully recommend the Coy.
dial to thee who aro affiloted with that dreadful Cont.
plaint. Y once , ..AS, W. IV RIVLIN, Broker, 632 Pine at.
Prepared THEODORE BILKS, Chemist. N. F.
oorner PIN E and SIXTH. sta.
SAVING FUNDS.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND SO
CIETY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. Mt North TRIAD Street
jgrinsolidation Bank Building.)_
CHARTERED BY Tlis LEGISLATURE OFPENH
ayLYANIA.
- Deposits reockved to mime of Ono Dollar and porards,
and repaid in Gpld, without notioe, with ?IVE FEB
DINT. INTERMIT from the day of deposit tan with
drawn,
responsible and reliable Savings Inetitution has long
been needed in the Northern part of tRe city, and" The
tiering Garden Savings Fund Society " was chartered by
th e Legislature of pennsylvanis to adapt,' thie neoeseity.
Th e banagers.ncoanizing and locating it, have been
governed wholly by 'a docile to accommodate the homi
ness intereM aud wants ol the very faro and enterPri
eine population b_y whiohiLis eurrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From i to2X o'oloak; ea), dzi Mon Tharoasy
from a until 8 o'clock in the ev e ning, •
NAIWARRA,
Prederiok Klett, thephrin Andth,
Joho P. Levy. P2tella i li . 41 T ol l e, 1
Daniel Under older,
Fmnoie Hart, Joseph k,LeClere.
John fleecier, Jr., Usurp. Kneoht,
James 61._Pringle, JmoonDook.
Joseph M . Crowell, Hon. Wm. Millwariei
I:VCI.WEZIII.74 0 et T. ithßra l
JAMES B. ll l 9 RMlLe v il j eMent,
FRANCIS HART. Seareterr. issattu
gAVENG ITIVT).---lINITED STATES
v- 7 TRUST CIOMPANY, Comer THIRD and OREBT
NUT treets.
Large and small IMMO receiv e d__, and paid back on de
mand without notion, with IfIVE PEA CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Oirme hours, from 9 until 6 o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'olook,
DRAFTS for sato on England, Ireland, and 800tland,
fr m upward.,
i!eatdent—fiTEPEENR,_c_RAWPORD,
reaouvor-3AMES R. JIUNTER.
LIMY FISK. Acumen'. Nel7-lir
.
CAVING FUND—FIVE PER; CENT. IN.
TEREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
pANy, WALNUT Street, Southweet corner of THIRD,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the &ate of Pennsylva
nia. -
Moneyjs reoeleed in any' yam, large or small, and In
terest paid f rom the day 01 deposit to the day of with
dr.tr:%ffios a. open every day from 9 'o'olook In the
morning till e o'clock in .the evening, and an Monday
oral
Thursday evenings till 8 e'clook.
Hon. HENRY L. BENNER, Praeident.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice .rresident,
WWLIANI 3, ogee, Secretary,
makcions.
gen. Henry L. Benner, t. Oarryellßretentett
Edward L. Carter. oseph 0. Derr,
eitirulatltifardne remais_Lee,
Joseph Yerkes,
Landreth bittern', James L. ficephenson.
ewer if/ received and payments made daily.
no investments are made, in conformitywith the
lovisione of the Charter, in Real Relate Mortgases.
rmind Rent, and soon nret-eleas securities u will al
ways insure perfect seourity to the depositors, and
a i li z io i h n . i i r i t rat m f i ',ll by give permanency and stagit.irto
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1860.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
11.41IMITED PARTNERSLIIP.—NOTWE
I$ HEREBY GIVEN, That the Subseribers
have formed and entered Into a Limited Partnership,
under theprortsions of the Laws [Atha Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
That the name of the firm or partnership is William
D. Edson, and the general nature of the business the
Manufacture and Sale of Boots and Shoes That Wil
liam 0, Edson is the General Partner. and John Saun
ders and Macpherson Saunders are the Speoial Part
ners, all residing in the City of Philadelphia. The
capital in cash contributed by the Special Partners is
Ten Thousand Dollars, each contributing Five Thou
sand Dollars. The Partnership °palmettoes thie TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1000 and is to terminate DE
CEMBER 91,1981.
WILLIAM D. EDSON,
JOHN SAUNDERS
General Partner,
,
MACERLRSON DAUNDERS,
Special Partneis.
Jell-dew
January 10th, 1860.
THE FIRM OF S. D. EDSON & CO. HAS
been dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAIii D.
EDSON will nettle up the busmen, of the old firm. The
business of the Manufacture and Sale of Boots and Shoes
will he continued at N 0.12 North FOURTH Street. by
WILLIAX D. EDSON, under a Limited Pro tnership.
this day formed between him and JOHN SAUNDERS
and MACPHERSON SAUNDERS.
SARAH P. EDSON,
WILLIAM D. EDSON.
January 10th, RYA.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERS'iII P.
2. • Whereas we. the subscribers, have this day re
newed and continued fora further period of three years,
as hereinafter mentioned, the limited partnership en
tered into on the filet day of December. A. D. Mad to
oomnience on the let day of January, A. D. 1857, under
the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. approved March Vet.
1836, entitled "An Aot relative to Limited Partner
'Mini," and all other enactments of the said General
Assembly relative to Limited Partnerships—now, there
fore, in compliance with the DrOVI9I§IIIII of the said en•
actments we publish the terms of eald original and
renewed Limited Partnership• as follows:
First. The name or firm underwhioh Gianni original
and renewed Limited Partnership was and it to be con
ducted is that of J. T. PLATE & SCHOTTLER.
Second. The general nature of its husineas was and le
that of Merchants in a general Foreign and Domenic,
Commiasion Business in the city of Philadelphia, and
also in the buginess of Importing and Exporting and
Vending Merchandise on account of the said Limited
Partne ruble.
Third. The said Limited Pertnerehip WAR and is corn
po.l3(l ofJOBII 'PHEOPHILUS PLATE. who resides in
the city of Philadelphia ; of CARL C. SCHOTTLER,
who resides in the said city of Philadelphia, and
CHRISTOPHER F. PLATP,.. whose place of residence
is. at present, in the free Hanseatic city of Bremen.
The said John Theophitue Plate and Carl C. &Mettler
were and are all the general partners in the said origi
nal and renewed Limited Partnership, and the said
Christopher F. Plate was and is the only special part
ner therein.
Fourth. The special partner, the said Christopher F.
Plate, oontributed, actually and in good faith, in sash,
the stun of Fifty Thousand Dollars to the capital 'or
common stook of the said original Limited Partnership.
_part of which has baun vothdravrn therefrom.
" Filth. The said original Limited Partnership com
menced on the first day of January. A. D. 1837, and was
to have terminated nn the Mgt day of Deeemolr, A. D.
133 e. but the name has been renewed and continued for
the further period of three years from the 51st day of
- December, A. D. 1839, and wilt terminate on the Slit day
of December, A. D. DM.
Philadelphia, Deo. 31st, 1839.
.1. THEOPH. PLATE
OAR L C. EICHOTTLER.
CHR. FR. PLATE.
By his Attorney to foot.
Je2.6a , GODFREY FREYTAG.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The nartnership heretofore exulting between
SAMUEL S PR V ENSON, SMITH BOWEN, and DAN
IEL M. ZIMMERMAN, under the firin of eTE v F,N
BON & DOM.'S is this day dissolved by the death of
Damned Stevenson.
The Widemant the late firm will be settled at the old
stand, 53 North THIRD Street.
Philadelphia, Deoembar 3t.1859.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The un
dersigned.. late of the firm of fl TEVENSON &
nOWEN. have this der formed a copartnership under
the style of SMITH BOWEN & CO., and will contin
e the Dry Gocriis Jobbing Bushmen at No. 43 North
TRIAD Street. SMITH BOW'. N,
DANL. M. ZIMMERMAN.
rtultuielphla, January 2,18 CO. je23.mwl3t*
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The partnership heretofore existing bstwesn the
subsaribers, under the firm of E. & F. C. YARNALL
& CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ELLIS YARN AI , L,
FRANCIS O. YARN ALL,
JOdEPII TRIMBLE,
Jen.l6 Md.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—AgraeabIy to the pro
visions of an act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. entitled " An sot relative to limited part
nerslops," the subscribers have formed a limited part
i.erehip. under the name and firm of YARNALI, &
TRIMBLE, for the transaction of the hilliness of In-
Parties and Dealing in licida'Ash, and other chemicals
and General Merchandise. Cm the city of Philadelphia.
ELLIS YARN ALL. residing ill the Twenty-first ward,
of the city of Philadelphia. JOSEPH THlllt BLE, re
siding in the oily of Camden. in the State of New Jer
say. and CHARLHS HAR 811ORNE. residing in the
Eighth ward, of the cite of Philadelphia. are the Gene
ral Partners, and FRANCIS C. YAIINALI., residing
in the county of Montgomery, in the State of Pe !mail
van ia, is the only Special Partner. and bas contributed
to the capital of the said partnership. and actually paid
in cash the sum of fifty thousand dollars. The said part
nership is to communes on the 16th day of January,
WO, and terminate on the 31st day of December, DM.
ELLIS YARN ALL
JOSePH
CHARLES HARTSHORNE,
General Partners.
FRANCIS C. VERNAL.
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, January 16,1850. Js2o-linw lSt
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The mixtnershi.p heretofore exieting under the firm
of MORRIS A JONES & ca expired on the 31st ulti-
MO, by limitation. Either of the partners will lice the
name of the firm in settlement. JACOB P. JONES and
111 :HARD H. DOWNING retire from the busmen.
and the remaining partners have formed;km copart
nership, ISRAEL MuR 8,
JACOB P. JO S.
RICHA RD H. DOWNING,
JOSEPH K. WHEELER,
ANDREW WHEELER.
Philadelphia, January 2, Ib6o.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-ISRAEL
MORRIS ,_JOSEPH K. WHEELER, and AN
DREW W VELFR, partners in the late firm of MOR
RIS k. JONES & CO.. have tins day formed a copart
nerardn, under the firm of
MOHRHI, WHEELER, & CO..
and will continue the Iron and Steel business in all its
branchesss hererofore sofiduoted, qt the old stand,
MARKET and SIXTEENTH Streets.
Philadelphia, January 2,18 a JaB-tf
.►QD PRINTING.
THE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
"THE PRESS"
1 prepared to execute neatlr 'cheaply itpa expeditiously
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
LOOKB,
PAMYHLETH,
PAYER BOOKS,
BILL, READS
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
POLITERD,
HANDBILLO,
Triatirts for AUCTIONEERS, LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS.
MECHANICS, BANES,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
IMAII orders left at the Publication °Moe of The
Prue, N 0.417 OHESTNUT STREET, will be rorometli
tteeded to. lel.B-tf
BREAD
pIIRE AND CHEAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY TRH
MECHANICAL BAKERY,
CAN CH OBTAINVO AT TIM DOLLOWINO
PLACES
MECHANICAL BAKERY, B. W. owner of Broad and
Vine streete.
C. M. o star street, below
Tenth.
H. MoNEIL.- E. corner Sixth and
Coate' street.
JATHO & .No, Mt North Fifth street.
JOHN O. No. 17t3 Vtne street.
T. P. SMITH.— North Fifth street.
B. E. Corner Fifth and
tßertioe 'waste.
W. W. MATHEWB.—.—.O.„B. corner Eleventh and
Locust streets.
D. KNIGHT.— --- —.Broad street, below WaI
nutGEORGE GARVIN—.—.—N.I . 4I9 Lombard street.
D. COURTNEY.—.—.N. W corner Sixteenth
and rine streets.
WAS. 606 South Twelfth
eet.
8. R. WANAMAKER--.. itr
F oder al street, above
Sixth.
S. LENTZ.-- South Fourth and
L. HOLLAND. B. 4 o. n e% ° n?e l r t Ai=enth an
Ogden
DAVID SADDLER. Nc ) ..2 e 63 l llT)A t i:'
Eleventh
_ .
street.
J.W.EIGHTNAPI---Thlrteenth street, below
Thompson street.
S. WO North Front
in.
H BROOKS.— —.......—5. & W dra . comer of/Seventh
F. MORRIS. N a .4. Pi o n o e ufe r r"g • nth and
tßuppen Atlanta
E. B. TURNER.—,...--.?io. 1216 Bouth Front
street.
J. SHUSTER--- —.B. W. cor ner Broad and
Yuri' streets.
THOS. T. BLEST— —CorneE ineteanth street
and Ridge avenue.
B. B. E. earner Ninth and
Federal streets.
J. MeINTYRE Twenty , sacend Street, ab.
Coated.
ALEX. FULLERTON.-- Corner of Fifth and Chris
tian.
MRS E. RAMBLER-...,—.N0. 1731 Conteh street.
D. F. &T. W. Girard avenue
MeCRACKEN —2203 Hamilton street.
R. R. ,N. W. corner or Twelfth
and Melon street.
JIMIUB 'KLEIN W. nor.. of 'I hi rteenth
• • end Ferrieh streer...
hi.NIPPE3 corner of Fourth
MII.B. F. ELLIOTT 8 0. a
a r o e rn n er i Alia aad
Green street.
d. L. N. J., store 119
Arch street.
O. H. RAINTER.—...—.We t s Phda
rf del r phia,Mthst.
ab.llaveod road.
N. L. YARNELL.—.--.Lenro, Penns.
JOHN BARNDT—....— Tremont and Pine Grovel
Penna.
GEO. B. TOWNSEND,.........West Chester, Penn
M. MoCLEES—..-- Atlantic City, N. J,
D. HORTON ..—....Florence, N. J.
S. F. EBERLEIN —.Columbia, Pa.
OALVAKERY, 8. W. Corner
Lt.. BROAD and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This eatabliehment is now in successful operation, day
and night, and all are respeotfully invited to will and see
the whole process oT brand-making for themselves.
The underaigned takes the liberty of saying that for
thirty-five years he has been a practical Bake five as
apprentice, and five as Journeyman* in one of the lied
hem's' in Scotland, and twenty - five as master—during
which time he hall had the opportunity of making ninny
experiments, and observing all the improyemente whieh
have been made during that period. •
In thin establishment, of which he has now the man
agemen4 In addition to the complete labor-saving ma-
Milner?, ie has how facilities of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of flour, none but
the aoundeat and best shall ever be need; and lie has no
hesitation in saying that Bread of all kinde can be de
livered, %u surpassed in quality and weight by that made
bythe ordinary process.
Families in which the Broad, made by the Mechanical
Bake has not been tried, or ip which It has been tried
only wits commencement, before the meehmerY won In
serfeet working order, are reapeolfully ached 10 give it
a trial now, the undersigned believing it would lead to
mutual adviustage. JOHN G. MOXEY,
niy7.4-tf Superintendent
fItAF MADE TO HEAR.--Instruments
in ovary variety, and of the most improved con
struehon. to !IMat the hearing, et the Env inktrilment
Depot, P. MADEliticS, /14 South TENTH i•treot,
below Chemtnut, rtl9 et*
TO WEST MESTER
I . intermediate points, via ME
W -
LIA. Trains for West Chewer leave t9tilittlelphia from
the Depot. northeast corner of BIORTEENTII and
MARKET Streets. nt 8,10 A. h 1„ and 1 and 4 30 P. M.
On SUNDAYS at 810 A. 6f. and I P. M.
Pasgan r ors for stations on the PHILADELPHIA and
BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILROAD will take the
8.10 A. M., and 130 I'. hl.
T I'INNSYLV AMA 0
RAILROAD.
1 . 100 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860. z_ 1860.
TEE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD Dl NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN TtIE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH ABBENOER T RAINS
BETWEEN PHILADEL 'HIA AND virrenuito,
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Tlirough Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points 'set, and in the
Union Depot at Pitt- shorn with. Th ,
rough Trains to and
from all points in the west, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
xprese and Put Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Conduotors. AlLthrough Pas
senger Trains provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed underperfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety 01 travellers.
Smoking Cars are attached to each TrainF Woodruff's
Bleeping Core to Express and Fast Trains, The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Linen, bun
day II excepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at A.lll.
East Line " 60 A. 111,
Express Train leaves 44 1060 P. Al,
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWH:
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, Y P. M.
Columbia 4 00 P. M.
Parkesburg " 14 30 P. M.'
West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, Parke,-
bum and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Fall, and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at 8 A. let. go directly through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the of f ices of the
Company in Philadelyhia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the Went; also on board any of the
regular Lino of steamers on the Miuieeippi or Ohio
rivers.
AP" Fare alwa) a as low, and time as quick, ea by any
other Route.
. •
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make this the
DIRT E T
u LINE BETWEN
WEST. TEL EAST AND THE
GREA
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drama or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time advantages yeadili
appreciated by Sideliner' of Freight, and the lrovel
ling Public.
Merchants and Shipper■ entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this itompany, can rely with confi
dence on its epeedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Penntkilyania Railroad are at alt
tones as favorable as are charged by other liatiroad
COurpames.
Wrlto partioular to mark packages " via Poona. Rail
road. . . .
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, riPIY
to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com
pany:
D. A. STEWAItT, Pittsburg;
11.8. Pierce & Co. Zguiessidle,O.; J.J. Jolinaton.Ripley,
O.; B. MoNeely:Maysville, Ky.; Ormsby & Croatia'',
i'ortamontli, O. Paddocksr Cq., Jeffersonville, Mil
ano; H. W. Drown & Co. Cincinnati, O.; Athern &
Hibbert, Cincinnati , O.; R. hleldrum„ /Madison, led.;
Jos. E. Moore , Louisville, y.; F. a, cpaaey k Co.,
Evansville Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., cal R.
F. Sass, Se calm 11 & Olass, St. Louis, Mo.; Johp H. Har
ris, Nnaihvtlle, Tenn.; Hattie & Hunt. Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, lII.LW. H. H. Rooms, Alton,
DI.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different Pointe
in the West.
E. J
_Philadelphia.
mAtiltAW & KoUNS, 80 North street, Baltimore.LEECH & CO., 2 Astor House, or S. William sit., N.Y.
LEEckf & co., No. 77 State 'quiet, Boston.
H.
H. HOUSTON, Gaul freight Agont, Phila.
tiOUYT, Garet Ticket Agent, Flute.
TIROS. A. SCOrr, Onfl Sup't Altoona, Pa.
1859. a; mfas 1859
WINTER ARRANGEMENT—NEW ORR . LINES
THE OAMDEN AND AMBOY AND ?HA&
DELFHIA AND TA,ENToN RAILROAD CO.'s
LINEA FROM PHILADELPHIA Tv
NEw YORK AND WAY-PLACES.
DRUM. WALNUT-SMR%, WHAR7 AND KENSINGTON.
Will leave ae follows, VIE; WARR.
At 6 A. M., vis Camden and Amboy, Cam. it Am.
Aonommodation . . • $2 22
At A. M., via Camden
Jersey Aeoorninodat ton. _»........_... .. 715
At 9 vie Camden anrie J ers e y i
Mail .... . 100
At ns; ff.7l'ne kensinkioi; *day,
Westero. Express ...........,.. .. . . . ..... 03
At IY% P. M., vie Camden and Amboy, Aeominno
dation...... A.
2 25
At P. M., via camcion and Amboy,
ArTT Jai - 8W . 66, 880
EveningEsera s g.- • • " 900
At 416 P. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, 21
Class Ticket.. . . .... 25
At P. M., via Camden and iersey
Moil
Atll hl., via bani . den an . d jersey City,Bouthern
At 6 P.M,via Camden and Amtionkceommodation, 2 18
(Freight and Passeager)--lat Clam Tieket........ 116
2d Class Tieket ...... 8 ., 1 60
The P. M. Mall Line ruse daily, The 11 P.M.rnith
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere , Easton. Flemington. Ego., at 6 A. M.
from Walnut-street wharf. and 9P. M. from Kensington.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem, at 6
A. M. vis Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Nor Water Gay, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkeiharre,
Montrose, Great Bend, &e,, at 6 A. M., via Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
For Mount Holly. at 6 and A. M.. and 1 and di P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 and M.
• •Mili --
For Bristol, Trenton, Ito, at 3 and 4% P. M. front Ken.
&dextrin.
For Palmyra, Rive; top, Delano°, Beverly. Burlington,
Borosatown, ho. ,at 12;‘, ,, end 03 P. M.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed each passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything u bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounds to be paid :or extra. The company limit their
responaibility ( or baggage to one dollar per pound, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond 41100, except
by epeeist contract.
WH 11. GIATZMER. Arent
Camden and Amboy R. R. On.
rY PITILADELPIIIA,GER
, , MA T OWN AND NORRIS
TOWN AILRO VINT g ARRAtinEmENT—
On and n MONDA , N0v.91,
FOR GE RIMANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7,7,50, 0. le, 11,. and 12 A. M.,
1,2,6, 4,6, 01,6, 7,8, 914, and 1 1 / 4 P. 61.
Leave Germantown 0. e, AV, 10, ILA. M.,
1,2,6,4,04, 6,6, 651. 7,8, .10 P. Al.
ON BOND Yd,
Leave Philadelphia 0.04 min. A.A142,62C, and 10 P. M.
L 4 Dermantown 6,10 mm , A. AL, 1.19 M. and
9 r.
aitEwninl,.'ll,l, RAILROAD.
..
Leave Ph il adelphia.7Al, g 4,4 t,„ 2,4, 6%,7, and 10
P. al.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.10 7.40, 8.05, and 1240 A. M.,
1,40, 6.10. 6.40, and 8.40, P. AI
ON OL'I IDAYO,
Leave Philadelphia 9.06 A. M., 2 and 61( P. 61.
Leave Mpsinat Mill 7.20 A. 61.04.60. 6.20, and 6.40
Ini VO P It I &NSITOTIOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Phiadelphia 4,9, 11/A, A . At.,1.011,2.06,
ot. au, and 1 1 44 P. M.
Leave Norristown 6, 7, 9, 11 A. Al.,
.114, 41i, and
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Deave Philedelyhie ii i S i gd a Pe.
Leave Wernnimpa t frg .
Leave Philadelphia 6.7 N, 9,11.06 A. Al. • I.Cf • 2,05, 8.06,
O M
, 624,79 C, and 1144 P.
Leave
and Matinyunael,nl,24,2l‘. and 113 i S•
634, BE P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M.,3 and 6M.P 61.
Leave Mana7ank 734 A.
at j erlar i pir P Aigrilerit t _
nl9-tr I)Bria. NINTis and 0 10 K i n r. OLITELB.
CIRCULARS,
PENNSYE;
VANIA RAILROAD.
NT nAR RAN OEMENT.
For DETIILBItLV, IigtESTOWN, EASTON,
ALLENTOWN, MAD
VE. HAZLETON.
On and after I lea DA ember/Ih, MO, Pennon
ger. Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW EL ett.,
Philadelphia, DAILY, (Sundays excepted:l
For Bethlehem, Feeton, Allentown,Mauch Chunk,
&0.,( Exproas,) at 0.30 A. 11
ror ethglitn, ( hxyrees, ) et 9.30 A.M. and 3P. M.
Eor_Dayt (Aeootnutodationd at MO A. M. and
4 P.
For FortWashingtoo, (AAcantinodetion,) at P.M.
TRAINS FOR PRILDbLPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem, ( Expreen,) at 8 A. m. 1.44 4.10_P. M.
Leave Doyleetown, liteeominodationd M A. M. gad
3.30 I'. Ill. Leave Fort Waehinaton,(Aoommodation,) at?. A.M.
ON SUNAS:
Philadelphia for Iftat WaalungtonoLF3o A. M.
h o llndelPhia, for Doyluntowa, at 4
Doylestown for Philitdelphie„l4l A. 1.
Fort Wanhinnton for Philaglelpnis, at 3.40 P. M.
Faro to Bethlehem, 81.60; to Mauch L'hunk, 51 1 0: to
Entdon. 01.60 : Doyleetown, Eiooente.
- I bronze ttekete meet he precureo before entering the
earn.
All Paneenor "Paine (except Sunday Trans) con
nect at Berleetreet with Filth and Sixth-htreete, and
Second andlord-streets Parenner Railroads.
no F.LLIS CLARK. Anent
LABELS
COItINANIEB
IaIti,VERMS PIIILA DEL Pll I W IL
hiiNGTON, AND 14ALT4-
,
mox AiLROAD.
OryAnd after MONDAY, November 21, 18459,,.
PABBENONII TRAINS LEAVE PIIILADELPRIA,
For Baltimore at lab IL, If noon, (Expreas,) and
11,10 P. AI.
For Cheater at 8.15 . A._1'110 . 15p.0013,1 c 90, and 11.10 P. 51.
V g;44 " 5 1 '. 1 1 1 n g t1:13.1 . 5 15 A A . 61 '
or Middletown 51.8.15 A. IL. and
,4 30 P. M.
or Rover at 8.16 A. At, ant 4.30 1 . M.
For 11ilfurd at 8.15 A. ?d o 05t1 4.30 P. M.
or eaford at 8. 15 A. 11L,
Yor au TRAINS SA. M. anl 4.30 r.
Pill LAPELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 A. 111., (4.lxpresa,/ 10.16 A. N.,
gu lleT ton at 7.16 A.' M. and 11.90 A. 02.,1.t5and
8.401 1 .1 7 4. "g
Leave Laurel at 6.13 A. IlL j and 3.40 P. NI,
Leave Hanford at 616 A. M. and 4.05 I'. M.
eave Illilford at 7.50 A. 515 and 4.25 P. M.
Leave Dover at 4.05 A. 51.,8nd 5.00 P
Leave Mtddletown at 10 A.M. and 7.05 P. M.,
Leave New Castle at 10.56 4. . M., and 8 P. AL
Leave Chester at 8, 14 A. 0, 342 and 5.15 P. 51.
heave Baltimore for latunl and Belaware Railroad
at 10.111 A. M.
TRAINS FOR UALTIMORN
Leave Cheater at 8.45 A. M,12.28 and 11.40 P. M.
Leave Wdmuligton at 5.261. M o tto° P. M., and 1110
A. 01.
SUNDAYS
Orilv at 11.10 P. M., from Pliladelphut to Baltimore.
Only at 5.25 P. M.. from Ilatliorprr to Philadelphia.
P.REICIIT TRAIN, with .1 , 444e3 t; P. It CAR attached.
will run at follows:
•
Leave Philadelphia for rtrry villa and intermediate
places at 3 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for hrry villa and intermediate
places at 446 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Phtedel phis and Intermediate
planes at 6.46 .m.
Leave Baltimore for Stemmer'ir Hun, Chars% and
Harwood at s bt F.M.
n 6 B. El. FELTON. President.
t o WEST OirgTElt. BAIL
adiL..--Tor7gROAD TRAINS vt. PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD. Lour) Depot co,. 1. LEVEN 1$)
and MAIIII.F.T btreete, dlily, (except Booths.) at S
A. M., 12 . 301'. M., ands P. IL Lease West Chester at
7 20 A. M.. 10.20 A. Al.. and Ito P. M. 14 14-v
PIDLADELPIDA AND
E I ItA RAILROAD LINE—
QUICKE.:T ROUTE to Elmira al
Wilkesharre, Bugatti,
chimp),
Rock Island, Niasma Falls, ilwaukco, Bur
ling on, Montreal, St. Poure r Detroit, Durilietti, and At
Louis.
Proutenger U.:tinily/ill learn he Philadolphia and Road
ins Railroad Depot, corrmerOAD aid CA I,LOW
HI LL StreeuiDAlLV. Ruud ys ogee pte. ,) too,. •
7.50 A. at. DAY EXPRFS
For Elmira,Ningara Falls, Buffalo, &molt, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena, At. Paul's, Burlington.
and fit. Louis.
3.30 P. M., moth , EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit. Chicago,
Milwaukee,Rook Island, Gilpin, St. Paul's Burlington.
and St. Louis.
The 7.30 A. M. and 3.30 P.lll. trains run through to
HARRISBURG, stopping at ill Station. on the Lebanon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. M. train connote at Rupert for Virilkes
barre, Pittston, Sornnton. and all stations on t he LACK
AWANNA AND BLOOMS tutu RAILROAD.
Baggage oheoked to Elnurs, Beduin, and Suspension
Bridge..
as h . Tickets can be procured at. the
_fluladelphi a and
Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Moe, Plorthwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and st the Panama
ger Depot, corner BROAD end CA I.I.O'WHI LI,.
THROUGH EXPRESS FREIbIiT TRA IN
Leaves tho Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily, Ton
exoepted,) for all points West and North, at 1. at.
melts mast be delivered! before 3 I'. a?, to Wore
go ng the nine day.
For further information, apply at
Freight Depot, 3110 AP, below Vine,
Or to CHAS. S. TAPPEN, G
M enevl Agont,
Pi. W. corner SIXTH and Cif TN Streots,
sot-tf hillufelohia.
PII I D 3 P 111 A
ROAD, MORN (3 Lifilt,VPl/ t 1"14 1 )111 r f
READ
ING and HA RISBUIt(3,
Loaves the new Depot, at, corner of DROAD and
OALLOWHILL Streets, (entrances on ltailowhill,)
et 7.80 A. M. DAILY, Smell th
s exceptethl for SOTTS
VILLE, HARRISBURG, an all intonneate points,
connecting at Harrisburg wi trains ninning to Pitts
burg, OliambereburE, Carlildo,Nunnurr,
AFT O
ERNON LINES.
Littave at3.3411d. M., DAILY, for rorrsvlLLE and
(lAIIRISRURO.
At 4.30 P. M ',DAILY, (NundalEoxoeptodd rot READ
INU, and intertnod tate points.
do W. H. mrILTIENNV. RAno.tary
N T I 0 -- -ell FSTER
at i g 1-4 - VALLEY RAILROAD—PAH
BENGEaTHA I H RJR DOWNINGTOWN AND
iN
TERhIEDIATE STATIONH.—On and after nth Deoltin
tier, IND, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the .new Paesenger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Rending Railroad Company. corner or
BROAD and CALLOW DILL !streets, (passenger en
tranoes ort
A VRNIAG '1 NADI for Dovrningtown, !envoi at 7.01
AP / PERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves at
OOP. M.
DAILY (Sundays egoepted.l
order of the Board at Managers of the Philadelphia
di
and
Reading
Raille V• n OratiliENNY, fooretary.
RAILROAD LINES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHARLES HEIDSIOK
OHAMPAGNE.
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. 185 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Is appointed Aunt or the sale of the above unri
valled brand of
ORAMFAGNE,
And offers it to the Trade at the
LOWRST NNW YORK RATES.
WO baskets, Quarts and Pints, now in EOM). c129-tf
WE CALL ATTENTION OF THE
• • TRADE to this
_really Soperlor article
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A. supply in assorted packages constantly on hand.
Orderareoeived for threat importation.
Also—Hermessy Cognuo, Leßoy Cognac London r and
jkollund Gins, Claret to WOod and Cates. Champagnes,
high and low prices. LONOCHAMT. Importer.
010-em 117 South FRONT, Phildelphia.
GEORGE. WHITELEY,
NQ. ISO South FRONT Street,
Importer of Brandt, Wines, &0., oilers for lats. In
tend only, tho following, among other standard brands
or brandy :
f i t i lig I Lin] 0;1, Cu,,'.. 'Thos. nines & Co.,
''''' Ward, Dopuy, 4t. Ono
A. P,eignette, hlarett,
lamore, ?ahem:sin,
..kulrglaUiwt Union Proprietors,
ennesy.
o, Stuart', Patsies Malt Whisks, soil the oholoest
varjette_e_ol' Madeira, }Merry, Port,
,Buriundy r _ and
Rhine Winci, Palm 'l'ree flip, Jariama Rum, Manta
Cruz }hall. isordeoux OA, ha.. fr. o ri27-P7
NOTICES.
O TICE.-OFFICE OF THE DELA
WARE ANT) RARITAN CANAL AND CAM
DEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND TRANSPOR
IATION COMPANIES.
, .
PHINI ETON. NEW JERSEY. ion. 13. 1330.
The Direolore of the shove Pompano's have thin day
declared a Dividend of SIX PnN .ENT. nut of the
earning' of the hiet eix months. payable to tho stock
ry then local repreeentlyes. ou and alter
TIJF. , the Tith day of January mat., II by
811 IP kl at the Companies' O ffi ce. in Philadelphia,
and by /DA BLISS, at tl'e Office of those Companies
In New York. RICHARD STOCKTON,
1it21.12t JAR. S . GREEN.
'Flea/wrote.
'NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
The CARBON IRON COMPANY will receive
proposals until the Mb dm of February next for build
ing an Iron or Woolen Railroad Bridge over the Le
high River. oppoaite their works It Perryville , in the
county of Carbon. The length tea Ibe about three hue
dred and fifty MO/ feet, in either three or four spans.
Engle track.
Propenis received, and further particulate obtained
on application at Perryville to the undersigned.
DENNIS DAntAN, Presi
De cember 19th, 18b9dent.
. it3l•citfeZ)
MORN EXC:IANGE
phin, Nov. 28, 1869.
At an Election hold on thellet instant the following
gentlemen were chosen Directors oiling Bank
Alexander 0. C.:Atoll, Joseph Lindsay,
Rotiert IC Neff, Bamuel T Canby,
amen Steel, John P. Orme.
lillinund A. Bauder, Charism Knecht,
A exander Wiuldin, David Vanderveer,
Hugh Craig, Philip if. Mingle,
Christian J. Hoffman.
Avid at the meeting of the Board THIS pAy,the fol
lowing offieers were unanimously elected:
A. 0. CATTEM, PreeidenL
d2-tt R. R. NEFF Vine Preeident,
J. W. TORREY. Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AND THIRD
STREET PAKEP:NOER R A ILWAY STR E ET ANY
OF PHILADELPHIA—n(I WALNUT STILEET.
PHILADELPHA. Jan. 3. WO.
The Directors have this day declared a divldend of
FOUR per Cent. on the capital stock of said Company,
payalde . pn or after the 2.3 th met.
The 7 ransfer Rooks 0. this Company will he closed
from the 10th to the 26th inst.
hOHERT KELTON. Treasurer.
NoTPIE IS GIVEN THAT APPLIOA
firm will be made (or a Certificate of Pennsylvania
State Loan. In place of one stated August No. se t
for ern°. under act of April C. 1834. to LOUISA JEF-
F I.RY , now lost or mislaid. nta.am•
BUSINESS CARDS.
V B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
• • S U USCR I PTION A 0 E NCY, for Principal News
papers and Periodicals of City and Country N our
ner Fri. and CHESTNI IT. I.
-
Address " Y. it. PALMER," Philadelphia. jal3-3m
rirllOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
-IL No. A 73 South FOURTR Street nl3-Bm.
WALLACE & BRODHEAD,
SI EXCHANGE PLACE,. NEW YORK.
WOO an 4 Baud. bought axi) gut& on Cogunisslon.
FIANCTI N NVA.LLACY. zolv.tat. C. LIRODHEAD
DES-11n'
A LEX. McKINNEY_,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
O.REENSBURO, I'A,
WIU praotiaa Ic Weatmoreland, Artnatronz. and In
diana ennutien. sell-ti
MHZ ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
OTIVEITNUT Street, forwards Paroulx. Pack
ages, Merehandrie, rank Nettle, and tineeia, either by
Its own Lines, or in connection with other Express Qom
p_aniee, to ail the enamels towns and
_eities or the
United States. E. B. SANDFORD.
and-ti Seseralßueeri utenden 1
EDUCATIONiAI,.
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, (WITH
Frticary and Secondary Department attached.)
Fnutlionet corner rd" IHLIAVYN and ()SEEN Btrepte.
Fnr Circular. apply at the Behrml.
E. t'AXSON, Pnnci al.
Entrance on DILLWI'N Street. m"
A MEIIICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
-I—IX reliable medium threni i ti which Bol.nola end Pam'.
Hee may obtain onm elect tesehers. Fermate may oh
term sratui tonal'', in ountioa and 'unmans al the beet
001100, 1 1. 11 AI N, fr. CO.
2ANTV, al k
ata rors t or
alt-tf ON CHESTNUT Street. Pldindedonia.
11RYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
AL? niznotkNTlLE COUggi.lol7atflialq
dibphia. . • •
!Tyner -BSvE and Ot
Noir Y.
itunaL3.'Clovelaritt, b ciao ' and tn. ne.
For information. °alto/ nand for Catalogue. fen-tf
PIANO B.
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
OW:R-STRING GRAND PIANOS
SQUARE GRAND, AND SQUARE PL4NOS, now pre
fers/1d rn concerts and in private circles by the tree•
vc:Torthers. Received the prat premiums over the best
cm p rs, fret• judges like Gottschalk. htazon, and others
Chnlien t .e all comsat/ton. Blain lUS BROTHERS,
de-ly RAM CHESTNUT Street.
win HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO- i. FORTER
brErti.
rl o A nito NO-FORTES.
MELODEON&
PIANO-Ft
MELODEONS.
Made 111 Raven, Bacon, & Co., & Clark
Halloo, Davis, kCo., and °them
J. E. GOULD,
myll-17 SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
rwro 011 - 10KERING it SONS,
MAMMY/4( . 7EOINRS OP
BRAND,S P Q IAN UA O- RE, FORTES. , ANSI UPRIGHT
WAREROOMS mu CHESTNUT STREET.
ConstanLln etoma Wire .took of our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQUALLED INEJ.III,UMEN Id. We have been
worded, a the different Exhibition., in tine country and
Rum -
38 G . & ANDO LVER FIRST-CLASS MEDAL!.
PI 08 TO RENT. 106.1 v
roll A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANOS.
SCROMACKER & CO.,
Rat CHySTNUT Street, respecitfullv invite the mtuirs
loving public, to call and examine their new and suc
cessful mprovement—
PRE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having bonvortod the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument,
Foldout all the objections generally made to the style of
rand Piano, oleo dinunisbing the cost of the same.
volume, purity of tone, great power, bnlbanoy, full
ness, depth, and evenness of touch, with exquisite deb
cwt. and eweelneu, those
SUPERIOR AND DEAU'IIPULLY-FINISIIRD IN
areTRM wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
euconuums, and are pronounced by crams to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in this
country.
Constantly on hand, a largnand elegant sasortment of
our unrivalled PIANOS. We have been awarded the
First Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited,
eluding the t'riae Modal from the Crystal Palace
Pshi
bition. New Yo r k • ISM eel-tt
itEmovALs.
REMOVAL. ---SMALL & CHANDLER,
a• 'WHOLESALE fatOClP.fto, have removed from
65 North eECOND Streot, to 122 MARKET Street,
above Front, north nide.
MACIIIINERY ANTI IRON.
lALIITSI. V. MIRRICI, /. l(SeeleiN
WILLIAM It. Igelretel.
SOUTUWAItR. FOUNDRY,
Inn% AND WASHINGTON aTREE'II
PAILAjen.LPHts.
MERRICK & BONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for hand, River. and ',lame lemon,
oftilliiirngarsoMenrtlrrAl,nlll7:..., Iron
11'31t3'
I°.
°Milli"
Iron Frnots Root, For UM Works, Work Shorui,
road Btntlone, .to.
Retorts and Gap Machinery of the latest and most lra
preyed construction.
Lverr lescriction Varitation Pdachtnery, sued, as
Sugar, w , un m "'
Trains, ,Delecators, deers, Pumping names p.
sole Agents for N. Hillman's Patent Sugar Bodin{
Apparatus; flasin . yt , h's Patent lig%
s ligi g ruz i o .
N'lP:Vilnae. , "'s'Y I latent °en au aLy
WILLCGX & GIBBS' SEWING MA
CIIINF.—This NI aniline never fade to five en
tire sane :tenon. Nine Rae. Lor eerie at 716 iAIEsT
Nirr 6itreet ,119 tf
11.? R. COItS I 1 N REAL ESTATE
• BRoimit AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS
TOWN, PENNA.
FA R:11 1 w Montgomery. Books, and Clicater gout
Ilea , for sale or oxelinfire.
GOOD 1110R.TUAGES on firma negollated.
HANDHOME DWELLING (or &Lie in Nom -
own .11A-Am
RUGAR-11011SE AIOLASSES.-150 hhds.
tteroets'end barrelikfily_en.le,
oiM GILA lf/ 51 k CO.,
PT Tr • 11.0••
p
B RICK -MAKING ,M A CHINES which tern
par the Any and makell).000 yorday, Brick Presses.
Tile alneldnes. Out Wheels. clay nodes, and cestiny_s
for Cool Kilns. et C. CAItNELL'B, tililthlANToWN
ROM. above Filthstrnet
SILVER SOAP--A simple preparation
for oleansing Silver Plate, Jewelry,Tlirrori, Mar.
tile, &e., tar snore convenient and effeetive than ant
other. One hell the labor of }ma ne dee. = ma p b e
wed by aging this Soap Which cannot yeast* nuure
the Steel Zinc white, and ns nu scrubbing is reptnred,
the saving to the wear of the paint in much greater than
the cast of the Soap. It leaves the surface as pure and
white no when new. hlanulaetured only by the Desbn,
Indexitial Soap Vetnpant , and sold by their nopeinted
Agents. If ARR
IY A RD & Apothecaries. TW.E.1.21-
LFTH
oimernir.
REFINED BORAX, in store and for
main WETHERILL k BROTHER,
111 MN, 4 . 1 wia4l t 9 Nnrth KUP11N1%70164.9
OIL IITItON ELLA —For sale by!
vvio }mufti. & 1111 , r
1.9 67 Nottl, 14)414)1V41Ptr0A4
rALUIII"I' A ¶1 wit received, a
suparior lot of cmeotta 'rwine and for kale by
WbIA VCR, FITI.F . R,_It
(199 ° A".I N •1.. and 211 N. Wham..
JAVA COFFEE. ,000 pockets prime
Jaw, Cone, for isle by JAMES GRAHAM & CO.,
LETITIA Street, Jag
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE compANy.
INCORPORATED BY TILIKLEOISLATURB OP
PENNSYLVANIA, 1831.
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, )
PREIG
CARG O ST,, l T
To all parts of the World.
INLAND INSURANCES
On Giimls, by River Canals, Lake_,, and Land Carnage
to parts of the union.
FIR INSURANCES
On Merohandise generally.
On Storrs, Dwelling Home!, An.
ASSETS OE THE COMPANY,
November 1,1&52.
Pa Ma Vale,.
/123,0 r.
10, Philadelphia City rilee
oo
100,000, Pennsylvania State 6 11 , et. L0an...., 33166 00
21,000 Pennsylvania State 6 0) . et. Loan 21,000 03
25,000, U.S. Treasury 6)6 V. cent. Notes and
interest due . 66,253 64
1330.000 B. Treasury 6 4f , et. Notes and inter
est due ..... ~..... 30,615 CO
025,000 Temporary Loan to the City of Phila
delphia .... 36,006 00
$50,003, Penneylvanle. Railroad Id Mortgage
er cent. Bonds 43,630 00
020,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
gage 6 6P cent. 80nd5....
014,000 West Philadelphws Paseenzer Iladwar
. Company 7 tP . ' ot. coupon bonds..... 12,600 00
016,000,305 shores sto,••3 Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
av unntied by the pity of Phils,•
16,00) 00
1111,000, 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
......
06,000, 100 shares ad North Pennsylvania Rail
ro Compan-- • •
02A35, shares Philadelphia y lee Boat and Steam
'ref Company, Philadelphia and
Sa.annah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Steam Navigaho . n
Company, Philadelphia
_and a
vre de Greoe Steam Tow at '
Company. Philadelphia Exchange
Company 6,210 00
ao . nrand Mortgages, and Real Estate, Of- 411413
;113 $4
hoe Building ..... .... 73,30 35
Bills reeeirable for Insuranees raa.de „... 181449 6p ßalance duo et Agetwios-I'remiurns o - n
Me,
rue Polo,iee. eat, cud other debts due
the Company MAU 69
Boris and Stock of sundis Insurance dompa,
a10e3,300 Oll
Cash on Deposit in auk-----. 87,(94 31
DIRECTORS.
William Martin ;, ,,i mual E. Blokes.
tdmund A. Bonder.
heonluhus Paulding ,
gg i l l C. Da u,
epees Tr annuli.,
ilium hyre, Jr.. P. Pennant:4
nry Bjoan,
ward Darluiston.
H. Jones Brooke.
Spencer Tl'llyanne.
Robert c omas C. Hand.
*lnes 1.. Harm, be Burton,
illiam C. Ludwig, Jacob P. innow,
Joseph H.Beal, James D. M'Farlamg ,
Dr. R. alHuston, toshua P. Eyre,
George IL Leiser, oh n U. Semple, Pittab'iy,
Hugh Craw, . T. Morgan, "
Charles Kelly, A. U. Harter,
WILLIAM
_MARTIN, President.
TIIOB. C. HAND, Yule Preildent,
HENRY LYLBURN. beoretarr. dirl-dif
VAME 'INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Btreet, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL. ISUL BY THE STATE OF
NNSI'L VANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RIME.
... • -
DIIIiCTORII
Samuel Wright. . B. Il!mei,
runt. W. Walters,. W. Evorman.
Chas. Rtchardson, local Lem., Jr.,
soot; W. Stout,
.9;4'41;37 West,
:van Morns, .
ihos. B. Martin, I enko Stern.
0 FOR OE W. DAY, Prestdent.
JONATHAN J. SLOCUM, Vice Preet.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Jell -tr
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
ALA VA riY.—Tlll? PENN MUTUAL LIFE INBU
RAIN C El COMPANY. Northeast corner of THIRD and
DOCK titreete. Assets, Carl= 26.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of dire—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases lire interests in
Real Estate, and makes all oontreots depending on the
noutingenmes °Md..
They sot as Executora, Administrators, Misuse
Trnsteas. and Guardians.
TRUBTEEB.
r.i L. Miller, Barpuel 8. /Mtge,
minim Coates, William Martin,
:chard 11. Newbold, JJamel H. MeFarlar.l4
William P. Haoker, Nepali. Trotter,
William H. Kern, amen Uncoil,
Minuet C. Huey, heophilus Paulding,
Charles Hallowell,Edmund A. Bonder,
t,l:nry C. Townsend, tame! L. Ilutohnutogg
todolphun Kent, ohu W. Horner,
illiam H. Carr, - ills 8. Archer,
P. V. Dutlow, !amuel J. Christian.
William Robertson, oseph M. Thomas,
Warner M. ohn CI. Wenn...
B l a c Miohl
73SL E 1
Joan W. Ilonnon. Seam,
.1.: 1 17r,1tE, President.
gTOKEB. Vise Preen.
taxv. KulS-IT
TilE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPA, B U IL D!LAELPH
FRANKLINNOB, No. 408 WALNUT Stmt.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
_FIRE, MXiiiiik, — idririkalitillislYkA NcE.
Fire Inanrance, liinttad and perpetual, on Braldlniti and
Mobandia• of all descriptions.
Marine Insurance, inland and Ooean, on Valises,
Freight and Cargo to and (torn cu parrs of the World.
G SORGE R HART,
.Proindent.
E. P. ROAR, Vic* Prendont.
IL& COG °SHALL, Seoretari.
B. 11. BUTLER, Aaa't Booretars.
DIYZOTORs j _
E. W Eller.
te
Andros , . Cfismrs,
roade'g Aruba..
I. R. ocill.
n. IL 3.1. g Fuller. and
r. I . V. Hart.
AA C. eatl i eb.
Yceter B. Farb IA
SaMuld Joan. AL H..
NS UR ANOE COMPANY OF D THE
- 11 .4. TAT E Or JLENNItyLVNIA-Ffn AN.1 6 16-
RINE INEIURAPICE-No. 6 Excniurot, BoILD
INGS.
Chartered in Ina—Capital en,ooo—Aasels. imuary 3.
181.8. 8117,4
All invested in sound and Cargoes,e securities-00E
tinp_e to Insure on Yawls and Nut& ass, Stooks
of alerobandise, &a. ero terms.IRECTO B8: Bear, Blierrort, George R. Bram%
aimeon Toby, earousl grant, Jr..
Charles Ma:Wester; Townswa.e. er,
Wylliars 8. Smyth, Thome B. Watiacei.
im
40.0 B. Budd.
am R. Whitt; Hew, 0. Freeman.
Charles ft Levis,
ueoree C. Carson.
HENRYj BRERRERD, President.
WILLIAM RA R YRR. Recnetary le 0-srfrn tt
OWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. 432 WALNUT &Net.
Philadelphia
IHRECTORB.
AI. W. Baldwin. Robt. W. D. Truitt;
Thomson,f o gia e. r. aien, Wm. K. Hamlin.
James,
$ W. ii B Cl l gi r .;
A* Vkal ei Falf
J. (3. Maenad. ' triles . P. 9 1T4t0n s
E. 8. Warne. lohn Cia. ton
JohB E. Add ms , :dward A, Warne,
R. T. Ransil. H. 11. Shilhugford,
- - rn ea L. Lutlr.a. -
lres.u.nt—Ni. W. BALDWIN,
me President—E. 8. WARNF..
fieuretary....-EDWIN BOOTH. del
LEGAL.
CA STATE Or TUNIS Q. BARCROFT.
deceased. Letters of Administration to said Vs
tate haring been stetted to the subscriber. all persons
Indebted will please make payment, and those havint
claims present them to AVSAN BA ItCHOFT.
Administratria, VA/ Buttonwood street, or to her at
torney, H. C. THWiI HON,
jale-wet 933 A rnb street.
IN TOE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
-R. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
WALTER LAING ve. EDMUND ST CELMAN.
June Term. lea. No. 782. Fr. fa.
SAME va. SAME
Heptemlier Terra, 1809. N 0.210. FLfa.
DAVID JAI NE vs. EDMUND biTELILMAN.
September Term, 1852. No. 199. Fr. Is.
SAME vs. SAME.
September Term. MS. No. ME Fr. fa.
()BOWIE BARB,R vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
september Term. 1809. No. ltd. Pr. fa.
JAMb.S BAKER vs. EDMUND STb:ELMAN.
September Term. 1809. No. 283. Si. la.
C. D. AF. SMITH vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
BPptember Term, 19.9. No. s». Fm. la.
JOHN DOWLING vs. EDMUND bTEELNIAN.
September Term. 1 1 59. N 0.432. Pi. Is,
3011P4 hl. lOICKEI, vs. EDMUND STEELMAN.
Supreme Court, January Term, WO. No. P. Ft. fa.
The auditor appointed to make drotribution of the
fund in Court, raised by the sale of personal property by
virtue of the above writ,, will ,'tend to the duties of his
appointment on MUNI:AY, the Nab day of January,
IW. at o'clock P. M., at hie Mike, S. W. corner of
Eleventh street and WitAinston eguare. in the oily of
Philadelphia. when and where all person tu l tetetted
are required to present their manna, or else be debarred
from coming in upon 'aid fund.
January 10,1869. CLEMENT B. PENROSE.
)al -10t° Auditor.
vo4b.
COAL-LEIIIGH HICKORY, AND LD
CURT MOUNTAIN. carefully scrolling and volt
ed. Satisfaction warranted.
tt, M. 11. BUNTING,
SOH CA 1.1,0 V nii,i, ;Rude
fI OUSEKEEPEItS LOOK Ty, ,/°,,,, h U,,i r t.
It interest flu, yonr COAL AT P t.;
, ..111 i h
an B .lllohayt•
nothing but Ott vary beet quality 0. --.
k.ll Coal IS oderett at the f0110w.04
Lehigh, Broken, INF, end 10 ::: , "• • • **** ""'.....t° pm ton •
ratinee ' ll , p2r °La;
ton
Beheylkill. •• ' I —.......
IZ , "
Larne Nut-- • -
.. --... oi . dit . e . i . Art -- a ß Tl li ztit ht. at
}}llW~¢ f ~ g rant•J tree from ela te ...l
Wo_ ir •etrJ, SolltiliMit corner A
11. OT:. Call nnd see. 0.113-21 m
W. GROOM. CO.
KJ' Moe 148 South FOURTH Street,
AND
WHARF, PINE STREET, SCHUYLKILL.
Dealers and (Meyers
Leonia Mountain, ahlth, and Schuylkill
IJ 0 A I
klarohandlea taken: on arhar tao,
H ICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH COAL,TTerred with care. fotrienn
Walrus. Auly et Mit WLEB 8 Depot. SINTII
and 11.1 'mot. .1.27 tf
ri AU TION I-ASTROLOGY !-LOOR
V OEM-0000 NEWS FOR ALL!—Thy, never
failing Mrs. VaN HORN is the beat; she suc
ceeds when all others have failed. All who are in
trouble, ell who have been unfortunate, deceived by
false promises, fly to her for advice and comfort. in
love affairs she never Pia:. She bite the secret of
winning the affections of the opposite sex It is this
fact which induces illiterate pr etenders try to
imitate her, and copy her adver c ement. She shoal
yqu the likeness of your future wt e, hueband, or nheeut
friend. It is well known to the nubile at large that she
is the first and only person who pin show the 11111511 am, in
reality, and van give entire satisfaction on all the con
eerily of life, which can be tested and proved by thou
sands, both married end mingle, who daily and eagerly
dint her. Come one! come nll' to No. IJ I,OIIIIA F
Street, between I iiniee• and RroaA oil Cl'
iktf'SNRS. RoSF:NTLIAL &
MV4113, from Ply nowt' Enyland
mann acturers ird toe 'Vel., , MaKi
" Pmataseoplo" Spectacle., respectful!) sollat the pa
tronage of the ladies and gentlemen of Philadelphia
VlCloltr, to their superior grougd SPolliktle slaw(
The valuable advadtaie derived from them is. that in
weld of vision hedonist). strained, heated, weakened,
and in numerous oases seriously injured, it is preserved
and strengthened, ever thing at once leonine clear and brilliant, end very aged persons are enabled to Cu,.
ployr eight el7 t minute
y g ie t:t t;, l son a,ln.elense.or a
much less inaentfi ins power, and they do not require
the frequent chamtes to the dangerous effects of turther
powerful easistance.
Certificates ean be neat, at the office over Mr Christ
man'.
stores
702 GHL:E:Th. UP Street, athoininS tier
mon's PhotArT1.111 . 0011111• ilia IT
DRAINING AND PAINTING INIATE
RIALS.
Engipeera' and Arohiteota' Stationery.
?Taman Painting Materials.
otichomania Designs and Vases.
aint Boxes for Children, and Can for Artiste and
t°reents.
ton and ?whim Frames.
Laying Cards, Americansl Frenth.
trdogues gratis to the arti e.
ECHO ,Z & lANENTZKY,
No. 115 OUBh tßikaii Street.
WHOLESALE ANT) RETAIL.
INTON'd ENUAUeIIU TILIO tor
floor".
Ornamental Chimney Tope for oottaseei
6 , l.rilen Vase' and Fountains.
Vitrified Pipe for drain. and Water oonduotord
Lultoite4 sod for sale It
11.41 fIARRISOPI, -
tale OlittO 01 in , Strytet.
NEW tROP NEW .ORLEANS SUGAR
on Win 'antra new crop 0. Rugra, for nolo by
JAMES GRAHAM k CO., LETITIA Street. AD
P RIVY WELLS CLEANED AT A LOW
I , ilre in obtain the eotttots. Adam,' `1P) 1,1.1 AM
Tr MBON, Poudrette Mee, 1213 North SECON 11 street,
d29-ltn.
T‘vEsTERN AND SOUTHERN MER-
A. CHANTS.—MANILA ROPE.—:a large and well.
asnorted stool. of !Stand& Nom nurnufaetured and for
ale, at New York prior% by
W}!AVEllt, PULER._ ty,
an WI Wmtr, •t And N Virtmrevic
CAPTAIN JOHN BROWN:4 lArl; AND
]HELPS SIMI'F.MMNOCRISIS, for IMO Mt the
Antt•Sllvery Office, 107 North FIFTH btreet, 1030-Ot•
SALES BY AUCTION.
FURNESS i BRINLEY, k co
• CHESCOSTNTTUT Jr.,
STREET AUC
Ite the TIONFR N
CO O N
Hones. between FOURTH and FIFTIa Stree .
J. WOLBERT & AUCTIONEYRS,
C
AD ARCH Rtreet, between AIM and Ruth.
WHITE D NITE, LIVERPD4L WARE, FURNI
TURE, ELVER-PLATED WARE. PAINTIAGS.
dc.
On Friday Morning.
27th instant. at Ws o'elnek. at ale Arch stress. a late.
aasortment of white K rani ro and Lit erpool mare. in WA
to atilt the retail trade; superior furniture. Locustung
&Modes, ke.
At 734 o'clock in the evening.
Pine nlver•plated ware, Jewelry, paintings, and fan
01 good's.
H ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUC
TIONEERS.
IN NEW YORK.
J. SNEDICOR'S FIRRT ANNUAL SALE.
SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF OIL
PAINTINGS, AT TdE NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF DESIG N TENTH fiTiekET. NYAIi foro D-
W AY. N E W ' YORK, OMPRISING THE WORKS
(IF THE MOST EMINEN P ARTISTS IN F.O
FOPS. AND A 11 t RICA.
Will be sold at auct'on on the evenings of
91st January and let February,
At half prod 7 o'clock. each evening at the National
Academy of Benign. Among the paintings are to be
bound thole of Church. Acnenta.ch Roi harmed. Ken
sett. Durand, Crunlear. Meyer of Bremen. Ed. Frei...,
Wm. Mayer Sr., Herring Verbwkhoven. roriper
Lemmeca. Jaques. Janus. M. and Wm. Hart Odrord:
Boug Aron, Illarsvelt, E. Johnson Tait. O.H. Hall. Lilly
M. Spencer. Shattuck. and many other.. The above
can be examined at the above place. free. until the
eveniAgs of sale, from A . M. to b P M.. and from 7to
10 P. M. JAY-maim-0
itILIP FORD & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
P
Nu. MO MARKET Street. and RD MINOR Street.
SALE OF LOD CASES BOOTS AND PROFS,
FRENCII CALF SKINS AN D 430 LE L.EATIIES.
On Thursday Morning,
January Mth, at 10 &cloak pro lints, will be sold b 7
ottalogue, on four mouths credit. 10.0 smog boots,
shoes. and brogans, consisting of men'''. toys', and
youths' kip and French coif boors ; women's. misses',
and children s kip and roll herds. heels and swings
men's, boys', and tooth.' kip. calf, and buff brogans;
men's, boys'. and tooth,' super Curiae.. gaiters;
Inca's russet% brogans. hunters, grain and wax do; wo-
Ina n's. MMS'. and childree's cat) -made goat and mo
rocco welt boots of first quality.
Also, 01 dozen super French calf eking.
Also, 1 PM lbs bah sole leather.
iiienxi a
s.r. LOUIS, MO.
WILLIAMS 85 BOYLE. AUCTIONEERS
A , D COMMISSION ME2CELANTS, No. 10
North MAIN Swat. Sr. LOUIS, Ito., rforineri7 with
Nicest'. Myst'. Melchor". k Co. Phtladelphaa. ode'
am" service." to the a:grahams, menufactureri , and
others of Philadelphia lur ILe sale of dry goal. Cu
ps,. n. 12,11001. hardware. Jewelry. ko.. ko•
67 - Utah advances mat- oo reosiDl of W ria•
$J battlements made th ree,. dare after ha e.
..I(EN6EN
Nle•sre. II y ere, Clezhore. Sr Co. Pikile.
Smut & lirether
" Yen W)ek,Tewesend & Warrens, Now York.
B. Cwt. • & Co.. New tiotk.
Wood. Ceriety:& Co.. ht. Louie, Mc,
Crow. MoCreary,d, Co., " (m4.15=151l
SIIIPP ISO.
6 THE BRITISH AND NORTH
i 7 PS
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
.
110 X NWW 1011 TO ITTIZZOOL.
g lief Goan Plumage— SI.NI
heeond C•", Pnaaage....
lAo>< 10ITON TO LITZ-170014
Chief Ca..., butane. _
Bimetal CatunTaseage— 477
The ships from Boston call at Hahtax and Cerk Harbor.
t, Capt. Juana,. CANADA, Care. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt.!. Stone, 16E CA, Cat t.
ASIA. Capt. h. G. Lott, 70)0:MBA, Copt Anaemia,
AFRICA, Capt. &anima. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch,
SCOTIA. (now building.)
• These malts O&M a clear white ugat at seed-bead;green on starboard bowl TV porl_how.
A Stone, ' ore, wedneaday. Jan. ht.
E 'BUPA. " on. Wednesday . Jan. 111.
A RICA. Shannon. "
tort, Wednesday ,
Wedneaday, Feb. 1
AMERICA. " tort, Wednesday. Feb. IL
ASIA. Lou. " ork, Wednesday, Feb. M.
CANADA, Lane, " Eton, Weill:Medal, Fob.=
Berths not secured until paid for.
ACL experienced Surgeon on bmrd.
Tn. owner' of these Clime not be seem:tab!' for
Gold, rnlver, Bailie°, Specie, Jewelry. Precious Stories
or Metals. unless bills of Indimip . mined therefor and
the value thereof thereap_oar For freliat or NW
sees apply to E. CUTIA , Howling Green.
New York.
pHILADELPHIA
AND
CRESCENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Al AN ADJOURNED MEETINO 07.51E6 ABOVE
NAMED OORPORATION,
REM AI
NO. 6 MERCHANTS' EXOELARCII,
At 10 o'olookL. M.. September Yth.1839, the follow
beg gentlemen wen unianimoculy eluted Direetore
the Company. 712
GEORGE H. BTVART,
B. MORRIS WALN.
MATTHEW W. BALDWEN.
ORAB. MARALEBTER, AirD
JUN EDGAR THOMSON.
the BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK. of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named Chiles, where all persona favorable to the enter
prise are respectfully Invited to rabies be. sti-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORE AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The United States Mall Steamships ARMCO, 7.m0
tons, David Lines, Commander, sod FULTON, t,tOCI
tons James A. e often Commander, will leave New
or i , Havre, and Southampton, for the year 1.90, on
Gyp °Bowing days:
To meet new requirements of the Poet Osoe Depart:
meat, the de re or asivf the RASO and FULTON
from HAVRE. ead SO THAMPTON. will, after their
pressot voyage/0, be ch anted u hallow. from NEW
Ycla h, save in the cam. of the present departure Mahe
FULTON. which will take ph° e on the 17th December,
the schedule remains unaltered:
PrOrY7r... T .p. ` : tr. FR.P.. A . N .J .i v . i " ..11!.. 1 1 1 5:17 . 1t
AG0,.... an. 7. RA
GO
4. F 28 ....lab. 211.
A BAC:RANI. V1 1 1N C. 0 . 14 . . 7.1 1 15 b. . A VII
r3, ll .7tr : n s ontto b n a s i ge e s s ,?All. Y ilils G .
ue. been taken in the construction Ot the bidl and ma
oluaery to insure aafety and speed. The shim have fire
water -tight compartments enclosing tha anginea. so
that IN the event of collision or stranding, the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being free to work,
the safely of the vessel end passengerswould be sc
oured. Repent experience has demonstrated the *Pao
lute necessity of milt mode of construction.
Tee accommodnone for passengers are bellecatto
combine every com fort and convenience that can be-de
sired.
From New 'fork to SouthaMetoo or Havre—First
Cabin. $150; Second do., en.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—First
Cabin, 700 franca ; Second do.. 360 francs.
To passengers going to London these steamers offer the
advantage of economy both in time and expertise. Specie
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid. for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All letters and news
papers met pass through the Poet Office.
For freight orpassaga apply to
W. S. DRAYTON. Agent, 7 Broadway, New York.
WE-LIAM ISALIN, Agent, Havre.
OROSKEY & CO.. Agepts,Southampton.
AMERIOAN EUROPhAta 11XPREnd COMPANY,
Agent, Perla
Whl. N LSON, Agent , Ortlce,Tobac,co Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT Streets. Philadelphia.
Plans of the chips can be seen. nett tmhal
4 /4 s tm ) , STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS A N DREAT BRITAIN AND
rnrin, FRANCE, GERMAN 1 . ,
THE 11AM ki WIG AhIi:RICAN PAt.KET COAL
PA N V'd IRON MAII. &TEA:hi:MIPS.
HAMMOND.. Capt. 11. F. Schwensen.
SAXONIA, Capt. H,_Ehlers.
BORUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman.
BAVARIA, Capt. H. Tante.
TEC TONIA, Capt. H. EILSen.
These Steamers are all first-class clyde-butlt vesselal
are intended to sail from Pm 31, North Roar. N. Y..
as folio
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON , HAVRE, AND
HAMBURG,
The elegant and powerful Iron Screw Steamship BO
RUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman, 2,4110 toss barthen, will
sail as anove, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Met, at Illo'lloch M.
Passe e, including Railroad Fare from P iladalphia
to New York , and from Soutperapton I,ou on,
First Cabin. SIB Sro vsbia.. ,160 I Steerage—SU
The Roguice 111E 1 b• lumeeedid by the follmnag
Steamilii DS:
HAM MONT *-- WEDNESDAY, Febmary 1.
BAxaym„..--•-.2.4l:it t luey, march 1.
....1111614718.exA,YL lamb
Passengama forwarded to Li viiilittriabli m Bel
fast. Rork, GIMow, Pans, and Antwerp, at tirou g i s
rales.
Time steamers are fitted up with unequalled sooom
modetuona for first, seuood, and third-olass Papaingera.
The Second Cabin acoominodationi of these Ships are
e VeVaOs h te r slr pas Li tt o g f e E r a t
ss tuned fro m B o a ts
anipton, Havre. and Hambujr.r New York.
all
Parcels forwarded from Philadelphia topart' of
Europe at reasoriable rates.
Freight engaged to Phillidelphis will be propptl.7
ettende4 to Ll , ths New York Agent, and shippad tree
of all e L Olnlattlloll,
For Freight or Pamage,apply esolumvelyp e .,
w * A. HA VII/SteWir y
UN
011Ioe of the 'Lemon rg
at-tf Northwest oorner OT I I CH a hn:Tri U T.
FUR Tat SvUTII.--01ARI 4 E8-
. ToN F ARTANSw E gvaLgur . e.
Heavy Wiettl . at everrie w e of 1:11111Et per oent. b
low
1" qCit i giV., 4 toa,s. C.
T n y u. 8. MEI Steamship Kr, Vti iv:4h STATE. Cap
',on Charles I' Marstunan, will sad oa Setarday
February 4. at 10 A. 1.
'Through in fin to so poarsAol howl at Sea.
FOR SAW es.
(spun, tt, Garvin , m ATE OF OEQIIOIA.
will MI on Saturday, January
13, at to o'c oak A. M.
rhrough in 53 to 81 limns, only 53 halts at
lainflalling days changed from evetyBatnrotay to avers
five dig. Goode tisoalved, and Bills of Lunn logam
e _ v a_spTinDid itret-oLaas aide -whag_j ftle
STON E ST AV E and gTATE OF GEORGIA mgr . I rira;
above every ten days. the, forming a live-day eo a
nte/awn with Charleston and Savannah. and the • .ath
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah. these Ships eon
neat yy.tA steamers for Florida and with railroa.U. to.,
for all places In the Solith and,.Btitoe est.
INSURit,
Frets ht and lestuanoe on • large proportion of Goods
topped South will be found to be lower by these shies
than by salting Ye:genic the premium being one-Half the
rate.
N. 8.-Inguranoa es
all :all - reN . tzliz i tirell
-Earre-g y o r i te EiTY tan
Fa by ut route 55 told per cent. a ni; w , thatj t hy
I d h ula l . h rougr a tlitle i ti ll ot " ftnZ salfip
_stet
ton and Savannah steamships. air,ai..el on
the whole route, except frOra Cttar oliton and artui
uaii to Montgomery :
trii.A..gn 147.1 c.
le Charleston 03 c1ha.rie5t0n—...,..;433
Savannah.— IS 00 Savannah— 31 CO
ugusta— SO 03 Augusta-- 16 10
humon...—... 11 0.) Macon— _.. Ss TS
19 00 4tianta 31 01
Columbus—. 33 OD Ceti:imbue .----- 36 CO
34 00 Albany ----........-., 37 00
Montgomery-. 28 Aloutromery.— - 33 03
Mobile. --- 35 00 hlobife.. —l4 90
New Orleans *0 75 New Orleans—. 51 no
rk, bills of lading signed after the ship has 'Wed.
For freight or mange apply on board, at sailititid What:
a b o ve Vine street, or to
ALEX. FIER_oy,
southwegt corner MUTH and CIIESTNIPZ.
Af . enta in Charleston. T. S. A. T. G. HUM).
avannah. OAMMELL.
For Florida from atrartuton, steamer Carolum every
T•lesdey.
For Floras from Savannah steamers St. Mary's and
t. John's. every Tuesday and Saturday.
SALAMANDER SAFES.
A large anortmel of
E ANS & WATSON'S
PIIILADELPRIA lAN uFAcTvREO
VALAMAND R SA
VAULT DOOR!.
. For Beaks end Stores.
HANK WORE '
k q uel to eny now in use
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS ,30.,
Ozugoodterwo as soy other establishment In use
United States,A s
EVAN & WATSON,
No./104C TNUT Street,
P
PT,RAPIR OMR UP A PALL M/OM
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—These eele
hrnted Bitter. are meeting with general favor.
They most effectually ring permanently cure all disor
ders arising out of it war t. , f proper tone and healthful
stilton of the digestive organs They are highly recom
mended by the Fgeuity of the princtpal cities of tee
United States and Europe for the epe4dy cure of Drs.
Petals. Liger Complaint. Nervous Dshility, Paver and
Ague., &o. TIIOMAIS F. BHA LIST.
PriviLpaLA gent,
dri-lm E. W. vigor EIXTII aD4 BP/U.7CE Etrota.
BALER BY AUCTION.
KTIIOMAS SONS
Not LV and 10 1901111 POUR= STREET,
d, .c
(Formea. 17 and I.Y
CARA—PUBLIC RA 1.101 PRAT. EMIT% ARA
trrocin AT THE EXCIANGE..-0010 of nal totals,
and stocks every Tuesday, at the tacaseom
tar Conmhatora havir4 the upbos at sums rule,
Sr Handbills of es.th eropinty waned voitrateq.
addition to !shish we Fabian. OP LAO Sam& terb-e•
to the sale, one theorised eatalee. Imo/.
giving fal l dwonll.Eux. of all My eroPeet ter to to
OA tit* inflow - am .1 apoday.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE-
Kr w e bass a Lugs &moan; et realm:us at prisnns
side, ineladhin every down riot of city ited OVE V"
ro
Pperty. Printed luta may bed at the gamma coil
PRIVATE SALE REAllerns.
Q Rest eitate entered on gar Private We Mister
and advertised oensaionVly in oar public gale abstracts
forwhidhLOCsboopies art printed weskly.)free attar/ •
PALL RALE*, STOCSS eND REAL ESTATE.
.W_ Pall Jan. IT, eventing, at the Exchange.
chi - Part of the handhilbs for each of toe above !HI
now ready.
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITL" RE. TI REF. sr-
PENIOR. ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTES THAI'S
• AHOGANY PIANO FORTE OP.
~ FREN-PLsTF.
MIRRORR. A LARGE QL'ASTITY OF SCHOOL
FURNITURE, BRESSPLs AND INGRAIN CAR
PETS. OFDS AND BEDDING. &e.
CA hD.--Otir ash, to-morrow morniar., at the A turb.
/tore. thiq cornpris.. beerd-w WO lore of met m t se
cond hand forn.tttro. 2 sups riot 'rosewood r to-f,..reea
made by Cniokerinp. 2 PIIPa..r PUIO tons ,
made by Stoddart, 2 menotany npr,ht s sh.o4 - 4 ee.
nuttio;rany piano forte, Ens b 'such Vats mantel nor -
rare, luso quantity of school fern tiva. Ern. mt, in
grain. sad other carpet., beds end bed hog. Crone end
glassware, ea., forming en attnw.t.re au or t r p, r ,
worthy the attention m ladtee sae others dernroAs or
porohasi
cktra ns.
-roe' now reedy and the artialse erressel
for examination -
hfcCAULE'
T MO UN TA EN RAILROAD COMPANY.
On 'runway,
Jan. 31, at 72 o'oloek. mom:tint' ba attid, at tha Pa a.
, xonanze—
Far arceccnt of id oat it am eenoarn—
coonn 7 r e•nt. bosda tou cr :he IV:-
Culla, Mountain Rallrond Company.
REAL EBTATF 6.II IE — JAICARY 3L
At 12 riolook- ros
O ..... • roner se le-0 State Of Irid tam Carrel deal.
Nan mrgi.T.lnos.-81x three-etors briok sod
three fremi
uore aur theta disetops, Peradies. ) aowit reed sad
Liberti
• Holm.' Con rubs—Ertatro' Mau DOViPA deed.
fßft KLEE ABLE GROUND REST gee A
YEAR—par et Ito--tint4tiota of Int Oi.e. aids of he
rood street. ernah Ch ristian, dear of taxes: "roared
by.reaarei ‘ e m atoa d o z i eSqs. __ _
REk.DENCE. vita
aide yard. !berth gront strent..yesi sin'a shore Kamer .
Loy fel by WO feet. slut two fronts. 11LN1 . 442 itS rest f
Imbed anti every =went improrment. ?La ; brick
stable sad coach WOW on the Tray and of the WA. OIL
Canes street. W ties bead bin,
VALUABLEeremptcoi Bala—TWO LARGE AND
BUIL DM Lyre. etas at tke north - a - en
corner of Amber ant Pergennt insets. ;th treats oft
the Frank ford road and Lloy o_ street. the other at
northew corner of C.'ral and tnrciart t
trout on Vol d Burro, mrtsettn two
1 / 4 1 'F
go tot 'Fob d •. (sacra tTrub.
WO.s-roR y BaicK pwELLiN e
spas. Yo .:11C4erri e•reor ow: or Fl j f h street
ESL LSTATe. SAL e.-FEBEEAET
At 12 nela_k.
Or Enna ' Court tisls-EstAte tetn-s.
I OF O.llOrN seettemett eerasr of Le 21.221:::
and urea streets. West Pa 'Adel ph rs.
VALUABLE I UT North nfta street. •••14 - 11. be
tween Osorse and Urn ton ate.< ts Nott'2e-%
13 feet front and ref feet.le., s, •
, "-fee street. ts
(mats. With trams direl r ang 2 41.3111:ADAL
Is/T North buteesth street. oast sate. sham PAreis'
Street.
Tk EE-STORY dF leg DWELLING, west cele ct
Howard street. north of Jed - arson wen.
Nos- I:4 uul Poste Fourth Pallet.
EtTYSD 1 0-FORTE. PUft.rirrt;RE.,Bßl rittN
AlEL9ett-purty_z•
114
On Thursday
At lo'clock. at the Auccoa Store,
excellent whs.] hachl faraltare. t. pAho-Scrze.
fins mirrors. OrPetit from ea cae...1:1:.,
hoosesserr.g. rtasseed to tin stare t‘nolme...sat
Also, a :arse range of estatiarra da.a.t
SAL OF SUPERIOR TT RNITUR P, Fors, PIANO
PORTER, SCHOOL-BOON( FUNSITUAL. LABOR
QUANTITY OF
_BEDDING. ha
. On Tltsrater alorenot.
At Ids stiet.ost store, will be kind tae tart:rare of a
p•ram deeming bortarkeep. eg.n.moved to tbe eto•-•. /Cr
COOTtOIIII3OI , Of sale- iratrol.es superior noseawal 'ke
r.-forte trails by Stridden.: silp• nor rraewnial pima
fortes mete b 7 Cluekenar. superior sertgbt Naar,
forte, school-room ffar o bedcLat,
Pere retain - 7 fee.
ANCIENT ARD N 1011,4 N t. PATICTINJ.I. WA_
TER-COLOR Da A A . INV*. &C.
Oa Irtthy Morattg,
laaattrl 27. at Ib• aarlw-o store, cemizaero , Az at 31
er ock Ins to solo eo.lar n.,1 o 1 artt.eat sad =l , 4er:a
otl Pal pt.ttl. Compniait rarora latersatlLl JIICIS.
Also, a nortAser ut water color drawlass ty tag —sa
and Al:rams, art eta
Peremptory order tst tie Reett:rer.
COLORED YARN. IN D.OO. AND WARPS_ A r
ARAMINGO WELL, NEAR FILANIFORD.
On Motes. Morr,ec,
Jan at u o'clock. will 4 aald u teZre isle. t Tof -
der °fib.* receirer. et the Ann:unto MIIi neer
sand, 1 54:1 Rs. Una and brown Tars. In Va. rut
Wine. Wee Imps. 213 the. trey Tarn, .to.
rat!, 44.0 rpm Iromit.
ellge Pstneulanntisztlt , :ria.
flia"Rs:* peremeteri• Teresa ~lh•
Retell's(' Aare—\o. e 25 Arch greet.
STOCK OF I.OOXINO kiLean ANL/ Pierraa
PRAMhS. VsafrAVINGS, he.
Oa Tuese.ey Alorranc.
Slat instant. at 10 o'einca.at Arch rue!. tir
oreer of Jose DI A. Clay. Esq.. receiver, the entire r.erk
of Illritheal earl cAfinlshed !allot :tail ant -•e
frames. eVec..a number of earrnrinrs.
41 4 r F l L l Fartlenlere to eatiaoi nee three dart remora
to We.
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N ILCNOASETRLIANS , AU & eT ONEE
corner A fJUTE andTM A ON E ME M MAMT, eolMethi
MONEY TO LOAN:
52.10,600 to loan. in lays or mall amowsto,
stocks. sold and mho , o'nte, diamonds. witches jolt
rI• Mynas )'sees. dry Rands. elothket. era erect„
t` are cutlery, mencol. tr.sranmasts, %minims,
beddnat. boreal. volnoks, and on el artscies
vales for any len:tk of time sorted eve c. , pot
liberal germs than at say other estoblaMmeat is itto
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAIN&
At private sale, apl enthd piano forte, m rick rosewood
ease. eon $0) pri ROO; fine 13 caret cold knot. na
cans patent lever womb. doctor. time and mie, ee d ur ,t
aecoeda, only $115: fine rood hum/as-ease Leeman to
teat lever vetches. .1 the most approved San test
makes. from SM to 8100; fine to:i dontge lantem Fat
tish patent lets • women... best make, from 832!...50,
fine Li-cant hashes-ea. detached went leer
watches. 13 jewe Irani $l3 to $35; open Ivo do.. from
810 to $72; fins 13-caret fold Lest , • cantons (.414
watches et 850 ; opon face do . from StO to $5O;
t ater
Enelwh potent later watches. in bontme cowl
and doobte bottom. atlas moot enro red sad beat coaka,
from slo to $3); Am hentine cam sayer 'wen;
lever watches a t Sm; banyan ease wirer darks
watches; ditto doable time from Vats 00; imanno
we miter later vatebes. fall Jena Lied. winds intr. -at
a key. from 816 to em; Lesins do., from $33 to 514;
ha/sms ease wirer Corseted laver irsiabes, altairea,
from St to $ LI; 0i..0n (106 do., (men $3 ta 53; har ono
ease ulcer Lopirs• wstehea. fah Jewelled. Irani to
SW; °Pert face do, from 33 6; silver vintner
watches, from $s to SO; silver French wakes ; f
$ l to as ; gold patent hunloc auto and open lever
and Levine. End limb, Swum. sad French watches. from
$1 to BM ifina gold vest. fob. and seek abyss at Ai n
per dot.; kne p old am of ear -nnva. broastpiaa. nal
useeleta ; beano haver Mom, and rowo.ry, em OTIM - 1 -
sonatina. An leas than Mato* aseal selling ;es.
I mom too sv amaa, ct MIMS to art peboanta, Os • ,, t
every Iliad of goods. at less rote of charging thlia
Other ostobliohmeat In the ray.
OUT-LOVA SALES
Ahanded to Perbouny he the aaetseteer. at vary /OW
OBSMIL
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED-
Conmritrononta of all and time ry kind of goods soacits4
foe while nolo ; two-thirds voltam of ths goods will ha
advaneed to annamponon ut the sale.
THE WEEKLY PRESS
A NEW V OLT3 11E1
TRH WEEKLY PRE entarnl uwa a Ntv
lams rah the Nov Year.
To aaf. corel3. that ors re , ,er Sas beam az..-eeeetel,
soald be to KITS DIT End weak wedJatztte sa I.ltet
otter poaitton—for, net may boa
THE WEEKLY PRESS
Mtn eatrarahed pa a secure tied retsr.u.?r.t
taa tt to. In r 3.11. tr. a Insrvet!,r.s oramp:s of t.. 0.0 do:cgs
of favor yttaloll a rig tarroo•ductal
LITERARY, POLITICAL, AND NE A
JntfLN--U,
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Putba. Our most grateful O:PLY , e are tendered for the
Patronage already bestowed upon us. and we 11. - n - . wire
no effort* erhiiih msy terms to render the wiper area
more attrseuse. useful, and poixilsir In the funtrti
The POLITICAL entree of — H.E WEEKLY PRE. 3-.
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ly, In deferna of the
RIGHTS OF T. -0 PEOPLE
ll3himst EXECUTIVE fr URFATION. ani". tnf !:;
tyrersnicialenstato- e v er ded r 5%T1 c , r,t,
the doctrine thy rOPULa cd,
toes the funcairiestal
that the intell'il?Str;cfaarne°lte.unlusott.a°2-driacl!cttsz2r;7::l-
livers be rgrie are the princip:cs to when THB
w er li n l. esk i ?BEM has bees comin..ttsii, aai t, these it
OUR NEWS COLUMNS
Intl continue to be the eableet of most mittits etre and
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paper a eorimetdrum of al ibo mitts; eres-a of
mat which transpire at home and shroud.
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contnbuttone Iron able tenter.. Deem.rr 000 rr
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columns everything eloch may re motsb:s to - sr'. arced
to r.n the sore of improper tenderer. The Sc is of
Pure literature &Tord nyliciett ma:ena! to make on AC
CEPTABLE FAMILY NEWSPA PER. eor.Wsro o ail
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POLITICAL AND NEWS DEPARTMENTS. v.': I-a
Sk-rekes. Biogr2pkv. tad 0-tr..^.! r"-:
Aral Vt. , ' chosen for their lessons of 1.11 . 0.
non* la higt^rl, dosirtere of mitosis. end or frt I
merfb—and adapted, in their Tetley, to 'le taste=
both sexes sod all atm
VONEMERCIAT. DEPARTMENT
Pus ewe will be taken to Inrush our reeders
oorreat and reliable repor.s of the madam, ac 3 c;.:rts
markets, made up to the west hen-.
Amoug the asreettle variety of a:ticlea !:1 tt,re
the patrons of THE W h;EHLY l'ltEtzz , . it teat :4
mectoard that we ehaa tocuncecce. in oil' New Vo.L
the publication of
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through aasetal cumbers of 11•. a weer, auti ••• 1 ! bc, to
Itself, worth more than the arm required far a year's
runecripuon.
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