FTM*4''-
Ate,- 1 / 9 4. , •witkith1 1 ,14eP , i ,,
!Mama el Minn -STATES MOOR' 4)o4:lrian?,
Ann?WiWOSIn,) - or impalas. I
There however; one taestioni and - but 'ono , ,
spostieb,'whieh hat, ever -endangered the Union,'
and that is the „negro question—a question which
Bea deeper' than the slavery ' qtteldelli and which
tilusebe answered beforowe can ever arrive at a ea
wf solution of thteslavory question, itself.
What shell be done With and for the Degrees 'who
ere now free, and. who shall hereafter become free
by the v.oluntar,yeetion of States and of indirld
eats?' An answer to tats question insist of necessi
ty precede -all practical solutions of the slavery.
question. Tito men of the South declare Slavery to
bo right, dminittd Its unlimited expansion, and
maintain that the Constitution, of its own force, oat
ries it into all the Territories of the United States.
The men of the-North denonnee slavery as in dert
gotten of natural right, and maintain that it roots
upon least- law alone. They maintain that, the
Constitution carries slavery nowhere, and, are nu
compromisingly opposed to' its extension into the
Territories. I merely state_ _ the luestion. I do
not propose to argue it. This is neither the time
nor the 'omission for me to do so. Between these
-oonilloting opinions, there is no neutrality, no mid
dle ground. The one or the other wil l prevail.
Men, may deplore its disoussion, and try, to put
down agitation. But it 'is useless - to cry peace,
peace, where there is no peace. Compromises do
not bind it. Party resolutions do not keep it down.
Thesinestion is up, is forood upon the eenntrY. It
will not " down at your bidding, It demanutelard
stillimve, an eaglet% !Melvin : to freedom sectional ,
and' slavery national? Does the Constitution, of
its own force, carry slavery' into all the Terrltorit s
we new hare or may hereafter - over acquire
Wherever, our litig floats, over sea and land, is
slavery protected under Its folds?
I.hare never deubted, for one moment, what
" answer will be given to this all-absorbing qua
tion,when passed upon by the American 'people.
Bat, after ell, the great question still remains, and
witheiffinswering wbioh all atte - mpti at emanoi.
patter! by States or individuals, if not impossible,
are tamest impraolicablo. What provision shall bo
made for those 1410 21010 are or VI-OF Aireaf
tar ha satanalpated? Many of the free Status ?S
-ikes to receive them into their jurisdlotions.
• of the slave States are passing laws to ro-enslave
them:, We talk of the horrors of the Mclean slave
trade, but there_ is going on to-day,_ before the'
eyes of the American people, in this ,Christian
land, a system of violonoe and 'oppression .whose:
odd-blooded -Inhumanity, can hardly One a
parallel, and. which seeks to reduce to slavery
almost half a million of free men. A wail of anguish
from these people is going up to rend the Tory inn.,
verse! What, in tled's name, shallsib with them
and for them! Wellave no right, it is true, to inter
fere with the independent action of States, who have
sovereign power over this question within their re
spective jurisdictions.' Bet is there no respousi ,
bay resting upon the Government of the United
States, and. wpeetaily upon the people of the North ?,
WO have never yet presented to the people Of the
Santa an answer to Mat question. Without dwell
ing at length upon this eubjeat, I maintain that it
is a duty which we ewe to the people of the - Sokth,
width we owe to this Unfortunate clasi Of our fel
low-beings,
slra owe to,Onaselves, and which
'we owe to that Divine Doing who 'commands us to'
love our neighbors es we loro ourselves," by some
notion of the United States, which controls our
foreign relations, to, provide an asylum and a
home for this elan of unfortunate men, now
doomed to banishment and confiscation or to re-en.
slarment. . This Ives the plan of Jefferson, Sfille
tioned by Washington, Madison,lionroo, Clay, and
Jammer, It is' the !stay practical and 'peaceful
solution of. tae slavery question, for it opens a way
novelly for emancipation, but for whet Is no less
important, and wasut which, emancipation in a'
State where slavifry exiets to any considerable ex.
tent, is wholly Impracticable—a peaceful separa•
lion of the races. Let the people of the North in
good faith meet the people of the South upon this
ground—four-fifths of whom have no interest in
slaves—and say to thorn, iii oil frankness, gentle.
men, while we shall oppose the expansion of slavery
lam the new Territories, and kave them for the oc
cupation of free white men ; while we shall oppose
the reopen's:4n( the African slave trade, wo are
ready to,joite - ,yee at any moment, and incur any
expenalkwniettimay, be necessary to procure, by
treaty hr,perehatie, in Central or South America,
illiAitt,f)if - settlemeet and citizenship, for the
efecif all the States of this Union now free,
- ".:Or.heSenfifirtis become free, by the voluntary action
.f..'44iftiref individuals. This would in no respect
measure ; it would be national in all its
---;, l tirpOgirrq't would not, in any manner, infringe
aNZtpejighe rights of the several States nor of the in
' 411Videal citizens of the States.' As the ease now
- stands, it is hardly practicable for an individual or
a State to emancipate their slaves. And, because
this measure would. make States and individuals
free le rid themselves of slavery, If they - should
choose tOde so, it would by no 'means—not in the
slightest degree—infringe upon their rights or ooq
strain their independent notion; it would only
make them free to am for themselves and in their
own way They would remain free to hold or eman
cipate their sieves. IT slavery be, as the men of
the Smith say, a blessing, they could hold on upon
it, and be blest. But if it be, as the men of the
North maintain, an evil, they would no longer be
compelled to bear it as a necessity, for it weuld
then be in their power to remove it. When the
people of the North shell meet the people, of the
South-and *Arita hands - together upon this ques
tion, es in my judgment nine-tenths in both sec
tions will be prepare:UM do when, they fully un
derstand it, every danger to the Union growing
out of this negro question will have passed away.
SUICIDE OF • BOY ON THE TROY RAILROAD.-
Yeaterdny morning a boy was killed upon the
Troy and Grecian:lA railroad. He was seek by
the engineer lying upon the track 'with his face
downward. The engineer mounded the whistle,
put on the brakes and reversed the engine,
but the person did not stir, and it was
impossible to stop the' train before it came
upon him. Of course he was instantly killed,
and mangled in the most shocking manner.
The head was completely crushed to tidally from a
point above the mouth, and presented a horrible
spectacle of mutilation. The left arm was broken
at the middle of the hand, and between the
shoulder and elbow, and the,right arm euveredjoet
below the shoulder. The 'body was taken up and
Candid tcrifey, and lin inquest held. The stomenh_
was in a very healthy condition, and 'exhibited no
signs of liquor. The body was reeognised by per,
sons who WV it to be that of Edward Campton. the
eon of a laboring man in the employ of Mr. Mur
pby, brewer. lie was about. lifteenleara of age. - -
It appears that lie rail away from, hem aboutioar
weeks ago, and. ita , not been imen by any dr his
friends meanwhile. The probabilities are that the
boy bad beoomo'.dosperate,and„perhaps,
tutaiand that'soorier than return to his home, ho
manned to_so awful expedient of oolortatting , sill.
aide to , end his troubles.— AThany Evening
Journald - an.14.7. - - -
A WIFE-IyAllitti CLEitnntAN.—AVit.'prti.'
Haiti:tory examination of a Rev. Thomas Abbott, a
Baptist preacher, of Blue Point, Christian county,
111., charged with inhumanly beating his wife, it ap
- peered, upon the testimony_of nettnerotts witnesses,
that on the 30th of Novenmer,last, Abbott, whe•has
been In the habit of whipping . his wife, in a phrensy
of rage, seized her, and ,ititheted tt ; most sheeking
beating, causing the bleed to split frtim - the tfi onth
end ears of the prostrate and insonAlbl6li4inatir
The parties have been married tionielorm years,
and once before bad a sopa - ration; but thiongh the
efforts of ,mutual friends become :reconciled, and
want to liriag,together. A short time after, mar
: iiige; it appears, the' reverend , prisoner, ground
altiOttiffi became jealous of hit Wife - - and :from that
-44Miton the poor trouian's life. hitobeen a p‘rfeet
• :non earth. . •, , • -
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IMPORTA.TIONS;
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LALTANO OF TUE OCEAN ETENIOXEN, '
PROM THE UNITED STATES. ,
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' r ‘r . „.tulait,. ;cannot from New Orleans,
2&RINE INTELLIGENCE.
At OF POILADELFHIA, Jun. Q 7, Is6o.
-13 M SETO —.a
, Vitit - -•' r''
Otstriehir , City or hew York, Bottot,:tri ham lift
- Dolton, with mono and protsenjord lidarPWO4dr.
fltesmship Button, Unttott.. 4 litilltitAtOttiar York,
with Mae and papertgora to Alldardme. o4 Wodn i tit,
al noon, off Ledt 040440d:bark Janette, fte
e ells; ets3 hi. otf idetoidtupaw a new Iron pro
built at WilminsignePeloCums down under, sad and
steam.
Sow Delitwaye,-Donbs r litdo from a aural!. Del, with.
wheat, to Jae darratt St don. - -
EARO
Steamsitio Boston C
. Bell Lew, NYore, Jan Aliderdloe'
sohr 7 . l' Lo mod; Frambes. Mobile, J Baker.
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(tor 2 ort Annuli Leerier?. for e Ektild,!*igitA;bl.4
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310)tiFOWISTIMS11$5,y0pt JO filtitAMlP-Mralt.-
3ViattittielkruillNll*Obtlillf:EAD, vyanfartlV,
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~.r tirstintani h mr, arrived
Illsttrialliia ll:Troyer, Alimier!, 'sailed from Callao
Wa!til'i°e,‘JY."lll.9ftah(ll!.!o load for Hampton
, .
-,- it'Earattitr i t 3 o!!.l:tglin: 4 4.. ft . b '''' l3 -Le de la n e ' ~', se, - ,
Ntne'runor, - Bialer. ()leered at New rtre - alert . ; iir‘t
qi; liciraliriel.l),,foloO,,_ePtik!!l from:Bintrite,l4tkopj.
~, i ii ir muli :-- irditon, from Layette . for Nei
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fog George pur,yr.fatith,enco, ficr"ved at Norfolk
Bahr n.l 3 riee,lloree, ham, Austria, arrived at Charles
ton MEI - • • • • '
Behr -Tolegrauh, Roccleared at New London 24th
inst:for Porto Ri m
on..
Bohr L A titnenhower, Miller, hence, arrived at Boa.
ton 26th inst.
Etr C C Alger, Fenton, hence, arrived at Alexandria
nth Inst.
The Cork, (Ireland) Easamxner of the 4th inst. eat r—
un the 2lstult, the Amoricen bark 011 Truitt Captain ,
Betill,3lo tons, act' ostainnidt consigned to C B Bennet,
in London, for Colt, the celebrated small arms manu
facturer. arrived at Queenstown, car
ying a somewhat
remarkable_ oared; home no lone than 20 Led muskets,
r
wan numshings. contributed by American sympatht
sere to On ralcddi. At the tittle the venue left the States,
there wan no knowledge of the resignation of the fa-
Aloes guerila. In consenitenoe of the change of elm m
sinuous, the vessel has been desired to wait in her pre
sent locality nail the issue of the Congress be known.
The custom-house officers havelDeen Placed on Imre,
an if the ordinary course were nut deemed sufficient')
mum
MEDICINAL.
COUQIIS AND COLDS
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
rtawue,
Bronohitie, Hoarseness,Rronohitis, Hoarseness,
Dronahnia, lioarsenoss Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
.
isthma,
•
Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Croup', Whooping Cough' Croup,
.quipsy,
LOAM',
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption.
Consumption, Consumption,
and all like diseases, find fin unfailing antidote, a lamb
relief, and a n i
on and speedy ours, n that great and
universally aPprd*Od Remedy,
WISTARII BALSAM 01? WILD CHERRY.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILL CHERRY.
IRSTIMONT.
WISTA.IOII BAlsiusa OP WILD CRRnRTrAt this
season of the year, an well as at all seasons, it Is impor
tant to have on hand a remedy for coughs and colds.
Wo speak for the benefit of our readers, when we re
commend to them the above named remedy, which has
bean advertised in our paper for some time. We
Ii No had oceamon to use it in our family for coughs and
other throat affections. and in all such oases it has cured
the complaint. We uoveldeem it an indispensable arti
cle, lor, we always prefer to have a reliable remedy on
hand for these complaints, to which all am liable. -
0/airline Freeman and limits, Visitor.
jlead the following Letter from a hishlP reipetlabis
Gen Wm n.
I,IIISwrONE. Montour CO., Pa., Oct. 0,1858.
This is to certify that I Was pronounced by several_
- physicians as consumptive. and had all the symptoms of
the disease in its worst form. such as couching, severe
pains in the chest, shortness of breath, night-sweats,
and a:Armco weakness and lassitude In my whole in s
tain. My familv nearly all having died of the Mamie°. I
had given up all hope of recovery, as nothing gave me
relict ; but through the peraunaion of a friend !was in
duce to try Dr. Instar's Balsam ref. Wild C'herru. 'I he
first bottle relieved tee considerably, and the third bot
tle cored ma entirely. I now lefties well as lever did in
my hie. and am able to follow my occupation as farmer
'at fully as any one.
I Man had a sister in a mars advanced state of the die
ease, having been confined to her bed for over e year.
and pronounced beyond hope by our best physmians.
'Ethe also was entirely oared by the Wild Cherry, but it
required sit or eight bottles. and she still takes it mica
formally us a preventive, being naturally weak-ghosted.
.Iwould sincerely urge all who are similarly afflicted
to try DR. WIsTAR's BALSAM OW WILD CIIIRRY,IIII lan/
satisfied that. but for your own valuable remedy, my
sister and myself would not now be living I will cheer
fully answer ant one who may address me on the sub.
jest, and state our oases inure fully
ISI g edi JACOB MILLER.
BEM/ARM OF COUNTII FEITB:
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS'
ktnoli letters as the following, from a merchant, are
daily reeeived
MILFORD, Delaware, Oct. ed, IBIS,
B. W. FOWLS & CO., Boston : Please sand me a sup
ply of WisTall'a BALSA 31,air I DID nearly out, and there
is n great demand for it;
.it redoing wooden; it cures
Coughs. Asthma. Whoop ing Cough, and Consumpteon,
without fail. There has never been any of the genuine
here until you sant me a lot soma time since, but plenty
of the counterfeit.
Yours, truly, JACOB Y. FOULK.
Ryny,ratux, yuyrupsorg, all ache seek health, that the
only (interne lice the WRITTEN signature of 'I.
BUTTS," as well a th printed name of the Proprie
tors, SI.TH W. P O W L Ia do CO. Boston, on the our.
ride wrapper. TARR NO OTDER ; it were money wasted
and health jeopardized.
WISTAR'SSTIALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WISTAR'S LtALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
For Wile in Philadelphia. at wholesale and retail. br
T. W DVOTT A. SONS, .No. 218 North SBOOND
Street.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE BYBTBM,
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF THE sysTEAL
LI VE R C C OMPLA OMP LAINT, AINT, ACIDIT YCIDITY,
LI,
' BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK FIEADACIF4,
lIILIOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADAOI . II.,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
1 FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
And the numbortexe other disclaim arising from Jodi
:onion. and functional ditonfrrs of the Stomata, find
when the dimness on not beyond the power of modiotue
randy relief in that extablished and sterling remedy,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
We mill the attention of the reader to the following
letter from President Smith, of Wesleyan University
MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Feb. 23,1859.
Berm FOWLx :k Co.—Gentiernen I fire. made
of the Okra esatan &grans some seven or eight
rears none. Having suffered for twenty years from a
form sit Dysyriesie, which ivas attended with a nervous
headache, on An average of Pot lean than one day In
week. was induced tr) the unpretomitna tecommends,
lion of Dr. Green " to try one and if no benefit
wee received to discontinue the nee."
The tuna of ono bottle warran.no a further mai, to the
extent of some three or four. with a careful observance
of the accompanying directions. The result was an
almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic aymptorns.
and their depressing, Paltllol conammenees. I believe
these bitters produced an entire change in the habits al
my system, and nem, the notice energies of the diem
tat organs. I now deem_ jnysolf as exempt from dy e
pepsin. as most persons, These !altars have also been
of service to other members of my family.
Very respectfully yours.
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
War, Livingston en N Y Oat. 1.1819.
?Arsine, S. W. Fowmt h Co.—Sirs I have been soli.
cited lir,our agent to present to roue testimonial of the
restorative qualHes of NOW " artirmllrrl Bitter , ." to
which 1 cheerfully comply, in gratitude to you. airs. aI6O
in the hn_po that mane more may experience its
invigO
atme adepts.
A vipop. in, with its numberless associatns, took up its
abode with me. in opposition to the skill of many of the
moat celebrated pin nicians. emit the rpint was wdhug
(if no relief could be motel) to Siirrondrr, and rid adieu
to its earthly tabernacle, when I was induced, by the
urgenay of a. friend, to try our bitters, little dreaming
that the Gilead was in the hound:missile ofpotent
me t
eines, ae lawns the first drought was over induced to
Quaff, hot, thanks lie to God. was a balm, and a most
efficient and grateful one, too. '1 he Most aggravating
symptoms in zny ease were the immoderate end {mew
lad beating or the heart immediately after taking food,
atigauded..witli treat prostration,-and very frequently
violent attacks of paipitation, lasting from girolve to
twentY4olll' hours, leaving the stomilett 60 peireetly.
poweilegg that even. h spoonful of milk or rice.witier
woblo teem burdeneome. I commenced the use of the
Ilittere bypunk half a tea-liaornaltl—the extent was a
full one. wed very Per:oven as unt il had taken three
bottles; since - then, ce intervals, have taken tiro
mo.
Mo re gan to realize, its genial ejlfasts immediately • be
sidputt Ip imtvemery grateful and refreshing as a gave.
..rageorhicti lea charm that but few medicine, sae boast
pf.4lwoitil sire, m Jhost heartily and earnestly Deg all who
Iv a Olio with Opepala In any form to test your
Ozygcrinte Miters; as (do esteem them invaluable.
Vegrggaveggenfly, ' Miss M.' STOCKING.
witomaitats
WOrilrell7 & 80N8, 111 North Sobood street,
-Ph elisha y r
. elg eir
• , 440' N
CA BY. Q , CO., Dattantore.
Sold be Dniggiets and Merchants everywhere 4
dge-eoilm dikw
/ME MA;;SUIFFICIENT THREE!-
TILIESEMAFt7I,4, and 8.
Protootod - bf !Loyal Letters ratent of England, aid
secured by the Beata of the - Eisele de Plurutolo de ans.
! In lt h l e ir l iTnVe r gebTell=geoVi j o a ii rl ,:ie rina 'a tthom, and
all physidel
= No. 2 ootnpleteir eradicates all traces of those dis eases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and per
melons use of ooyaivia and eu be bs.
No, a has entirely supplanted the in'urlous use pf mor
purr, thereby insuring to the sufferer greedy ralief,die.
Parsing all impurities, and rooting out the venom of dis
earliEED, d 3, are prepared in the
lotto 6r a Insenno.,devont of taste and and can be
carried In the waistamtt pocket. Ould sin tin oases. and
divided into imparate doses, no administered by Vetoes°,
.Lallemand, Rona. Ricord. hp.
Prise
$3 each, or four
(sates for.s9, - urluch sayer' 83tand in t e rzt 0.95, when:,
by there ova Nevins of CP. To he had, wholesale and
retail. of Dr. BAHNOW, Theeeker street. Now York.
Sol
also at Detail by CALLENDER 4t CO., corner
THI_III)&II,IWALNU Btreote, l'hilad•lphia and by
T_ W. DYOTT k kIQN T_
8.218 , Tiorth SZCONIS ducat,
wboloonlo and RetsDAgents for Younsylvanhs.
n=t,d3u2
ZOLLIOROFFER'S ANTI-MIEUMATIO
.00.11.D1AL.--Bnt have been &diluted with thou.
'maim for» long pariod—a portion of the time had no
use of my limbo. Tried Your Cordial, and in three days
I was 0010 to walk dawn stain, end innweek the rain
entirely left me. I. do ahoerfrilly recommend the Cor
dial to thine win; are alMoted with_ that dreadful com
plaint. .Yours, Jot. W. 1 , 4 ic WWI( ;Rotor. 641. Pine at.
PralkrtrObid 21159 , 110 WE Manua, N. B.
cornet PINE and BLICIII ate. - nl4-3m
LEGAL.
AS SIGNEE'S NOTICE.—Tho undersign
ed- having been appointed colleens of the Mer
chants' lecuranee Company of Philadelphia., all per
coif Indebt e d to the said Company will pay the same,
au hit pobotte haVtne datum' misted told Company
wi present thnscomairoperlcitutheeposted. to
14).11N J. PArTERSON,Alturnee.
144 South FOURTH Street,
PISS St. - At Office of S. Haney, third sten,. front.
T}II`TERS OF ADMINISTRATION
the- estate of CHARGES A. If. IRVINE, de
eappstd.ha;ing been granted In the subscriber. en 'per
sonslndebted tn said estate will please make payment
and thosciluving . eivims will present them.withoutde
I,ra.; -Ambil iTto
SAVING rUNDS.
kPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
hj, MTV OF PHILAFELPIIIA:
Office, No. sit North TRIED Street
(Dinitilidation IWO Building./
=ART/Mt 1.1 DT THE LE_ig !SLAT ORE OFFENft-
SYLVAN lA.
•Tisgosits rived in rams of Ono Doff er end4irrigs,
m o tdpeitff a Gold, without notice, with F .PER
M .u. tft ERESI from the day of (Mimed to ' with_
crawl:6
i A regponajble and reliable Mifflin Institution low long
beep needed in the Northern portal the GUY, and "Thy
tWi l igi:ll4:4l7 i Ng r ingalteUgNlffi a tlglatiF
- ti Imagers. in organ sing an loosung it, have ben'
governed wholly by a desire to aocommodete the bust
nese interact and wants of the very lam e and, intern*,
sing
'
EMEI 9,
W ignfla t rltia ftw o k n in the 411 WhiaNdal ,
g r r : i ft Im n e g
Itepot mea , ~ igASUAIX.PIe .
lintel Undit Levi i koliffin
ramie Hirt, ,
• obn Kessler. 3 r .,
amen 8.41113 1 117.. , ll ph t l i. gm r.ti tth l
it F eregh .leplerri s
eorge Kloht,
snob Dog
George I. a T owell.
~ lon. Win, illwerdil
1
Woiant, g t ). T. Thong,
Filer O. E r
JAMES S. rnlttiritrare.p li
FILAIIVIS Him:. Sooretery. lain-rt
. _
SAVINQ FUND.—UNITED STATES
JA: r Up t.. COMFAN Y, oorner THIRD and ORM-
Urge a nd email aimaysosivol, and paid batik on d
mond with:int notice, with FIVE PEK DENT, INTR.
REST from the day of dwelt to the day of withdrawal.
Office holm, fran 9 uuti I 6 0 clock overt day, and on
MONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until 9 o'olook.
DRAFTS for sato on England, Ireland, and flooldands
r 1 upwards.
ealdent—EITEMEN attavirroßD.
refflvvfiterlgtiymarrEL
FUND—FLVfI PER, ()ENT. IN
FRAiIii-NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CCM
. oL 'UT troet, Southwest corner of TRIP D,
; noorporatod LI the &ate of Penneriva
nlionelje received in any punt, large or small, and In
terest Dud from the day of depoeit to the day of with
draval.
Th e aloe le open every day from e o'olook In the
mo iingNueooleok In the evening, and on Monday
and Thutidsi i v irlrein l ier;iNF ‘ R l. Prealdent.
.iee President.
• *u.Ltalt r Boolean'.
7411,2010511.
t Benril. Benner, F. Carroll Bremner.
Edward I... Carter.
Rene Barr.
trureilt.l ts Lee,
mph Yorks&
G. Landreth limns, James L. &Tenon.
Money to received and payments made dal 7
The investruento_nr /t ude, e i n n ta oonrornnty 'with the
previsions of the Una in zeal rotate Mortvms,
alronnil Bente, and auo first-clue leourdies Al will el
ation nem neyfeot secuperma ne ncy th
which ovneot fall to give end etabil'tt)r to
Chip Institution.
‘7,211,0111i'A TWINE.—Just received, a
7%-r ettlitot lot of Wag %MN, %site
in • NI N. Water nematd 94 rrivnit,v7x.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEArtzrou
WlglaerwngfeirgAr7 nirclY
r ,
COPARTNERSILIP NOTICES.
ARMAR • YOUNG, & CO., HAVE ASS°.
EA- 'MATED with them HENRY O. MOORR, and
still continue the Importing end Jobbing of Embtoido
ries. Whito Goode. Hosiery, Mitts, Gloves.
Trimmuus, nt 244 DlFirMet street. under tho firm of
ARMAR YOUNG, ISROrRER & 110.
Philadelphia, Jan 14, WU. Jaz M.*
6DIETED PARTNERSIIIP.—:NOTICE
-4 1 IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Subseribers
have formed end entered into a Limited Partnership,
under the provisions of the Laws of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
'I hat the name of the firm or partnerahip is William
D. Edson, and the general mama of the business the
Manufacture and Sale of Boots and Shoos. That Wil
liam D. Edson to the General Partner. and John Saun
ders and Macpherson Saundois are the Speotal Part
ners, all residing in the City of Philadelphia. The
capital in cash contributed be the Speoial Partnere to
Ten Thousand Dollars, each contributing Five Thou
sand Dotter.. The Partnership commences this TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, POO, and is to terminate DE
CEMBER 91,180 E
WILLIAM. D. EDSON,
General Partner.
JOHN SAUNDERS,
hI4OPHLRBON SAUNDERS,
Special partners.
January 10th, 18C0. jail-dew
1111 E FIRM OF S. D. EDSON & CO. H AS
been dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM D.
EDSON will settle un the business of the old firm. The
business of the Manufacture and Sale of Poole and Slims
will be continued nt N 0.12 North FOUR rll Street. by
WILLIAM IaDSON, under a Limited Partnerslpp,
this day formed between him and JOHN SAUNDERS,
and hIAOPHERt3ON SAUNDE R S,
SARAH P. EPSON
WILLIAM D. EDSON.
January 10th, 18O).'
WE,. TIIE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
give notice that we have renewed the trial od
gmrtnerehip between us, which commenced on the 2ilth
el DECEet FIER, Me, and expired on the let of NO
VEMBER, 1859, aereeably to the provisions of the act
of Assemb's of the Commonwealth of Yennsylvania,
aggrieved Mere h 21, 1838 entitled •• An Act relative to
Limited Partnerships,” and tit , . Capp ements thereto
The raid partnerehip is to be conducted as heretofore,
under the name or firm of W. O.ltE A Rll. The seneral
nature of the business intended to be transacted is the
meaufaeture and sale of Hats bywholesale In the City
of Philadelphia, tit.. te aforesaid . WILLI AEC°. BEARD,
whp resides at No. 624 North El(311T11. Street, in the
Thirteenth ward, of the City of Philadelphia, is the
seneral partner, end SAMUEL O. WALTON who re
ticles at No. 761 Sooth FOURTH Street, in tire Third
ward, of the City ot l'hiludelphia, is the epeeist part
ner.
The aid Brscia] partner contributed to the common
stork' of said firm the sum of thirty thousand dollars,
IA eh was actually rind in Rood faith paid in cash.
tie said partnerehip oommeneed on the first day of
NOVEMBLR, A. D. 1869, and is to terminate on the
find day of NOVI:110ER, A. D. 1860.
Di t, 0. BEARD,
dlB-Mt ' SAMUEL D. WALTON.
DISSOLUTION Or: PARTNERSHIP.—
The
M.p a M rt ner shi J
er n e t e of ore
existing
betwee n SAMUEL 8 M I'ltV1 'ItV ENSON, SMITE Br/WEN,andDAN
EL
3c BOWlt EßASA i N, d u y d di r solv fi d mo the t deathof
'Scutum{ Stevenson.
The tiusittms tit the Into firm will be settled at the old
14%11E1.63 North THIRD Street.
Philadelphia, December 31, Pp.
CDPARTNERSIIIP NOT[CE.—The un
dersigned. bite of the firm of El I'EVENSON &
wonrEN, have this day formed a copartnership under
the style of SMITH 110Wk.N & CO., and will onntun
ue tee Dry Roods Jobbing_ Business at No. 63 North
TRIAD Street. SMITH ROW.. X,
DANL. ZIM MERMAN.
Philadelphia, January 2.1360. 1a.2.34nwl 3t •
DISSOLITTION OP PARTNERSHIP.—
The partnership heretofore existing b.twern the
sobseribere, under the firm of F.. & F. C. YARNALL
& CO., is thin day dissolved by mutual consent.
RI,LIB YARN A. 1,1,,
FRANCIS C. YARNALL,
JOSZPII TRIMBLE,
Philadelphia, Jan. 10,1160.
I t IMITED PARTNERSHIP.—AgreeabIy to the pro
visions of an act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Ponnetlvania. entitled An riot relative to limited part
nersh:ps," the subscriber/ have formed a limited pan
t Brehm. under I he. name and firm of YARNALL &
TRIMBLE, for the trammotion of the mildness of Im
porting and healing in Soda Ash, and other chemicals
and General Merobandtse. in the cite of Philadelphia.
ElifilS YARN Orli. residin JOSEe Twenty-first ward,
of the city of philedolphia. PH TRIM BLE, re
siding In the city of Camden. in the State of Now Jor
ge), and CIIARLI; 8 HAR SHORNE. residing in the
Eighth ward, of the citv of Philadelphia. arr the Gene
pal Partners, and FRANCIS C. YAIfNALL. resoling
in the county et Montgomery, in the State of Penns, !-
venni, is the only Soo d Partner. and hoe contributed
to the capital of the said parinership, and actually paid
oath the sum of fifty thousand dams. The said part
nership is to commence on the Elk day of January,
tat , and terminate on the 3tst der of December, Ifin;
ELLIS YA RNA Id,
JOS tin TRIMBLE,
CHARLES H ARVIIIORNE,
-•-- -
"a"l t aithg" '
FRANCIS C. YA RNA
Speed P.rtnor.
Philadelphia, Tanunry 16.18 M. jn2O•l•inw llt
MuTtu.v; Or. LlAirre,t) PAILTNEttstiiP.
1.11 Whores we. the subscribers, have this day re
newed and continued fora farther mousier throe ) mine,
as hereinafter mentioned, the hunted partnership &-
toyed into on the 31st day of December A. 1858 to
commence on the let day of January, A. D. Her, under
the provisione of tho Act of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania appmved March Piet.
1838, entitled " An.Aot relative to Limited Partner
ship'" and all other enactments of the said General
Aesembly relative to Limited Partnerships—now, there
fore. in complianq with the provisions of the said en
actments we pu Ish the terms of said original and
renewed Limited artfership. A. follows:
First. The name or rm under which the said original
and renewers artnwrship was and is to lie con
ducted is that of J. T. PLATE A: SCHOTTLER.
Second. The general nature of its buainess was end
that of Merehenie in a general .Porelgn and Domestic,
Commission Business to the city of Philadelphia, end
alai) in the business of Importing and Exporting and
Vending atorohttudise on aceount of the said Limited
Partnership.
Thud. The said Limited Partnarehi p was and is corn
pot ne of JOHN THEOPIIIIXB PLATE who renjdoe in
the city of Philadelphia ; of CARL C. SCHOTTLER,
wtv render in the raid city of Philadelphia. and
CHRISTOPHER P. PLA'I'N, whose place of residence
is. at present . in the free Hanseatic city of Bremen.
no said John Theophilus Pinto and Carl C. Si:Mettler
wiDre and are all the general partnere in the said ori,ti
nal and renpiwpil Limited Partneralup , and the eand
Chrielopher Y. riage waF artyll is the only special port
ant therein. '
Fourth. The special partner, the it. d Christopher F.
Plato, contributed, actually and in g I'd cadh,
the stun of Fifty Thousand Dollars-to the Capital or
00ITIMAIO stook of the said original Minded Partnersh ip,
no part of whiph hue been withdrawn therefrom.
Fifth. The said original Limited Partnerehip com
menced on the first day et Jan.,mtry. A. 1). 1857, and wee
to have terminated on the allit bar of Dpueinn sr, A. O.
IMP. hut the name hue been renewed and ochtlaud fur
the further period of three yearn From the slut day of
Dern be r, A. 1). 1859. and will tmin
erate on the Slat day
of hmember. A. D. 1842.
hiladslplini; bee. 51et; 189 .
Timm. PLATE,
CARL C.BllllOll
CHR. Plt. PLATE.
By his Attorney in fart.
GODFREY le REYTAG.
ThISSOLUTION Of PAI3TNERSLIIP.—
ALA—The_ partnevelhAreP)roxp existing unler the firm
gl i XOßltriff & 4, & - 00, expotiAmt to 4/st ulti
by limitation. ler of the partners will lige the
e of_the firm to sett esnent. JACOB P.'JQNEa and
_DaWkf NO retire from the businees.
as the remaining partuarn have (qtined conart
no slap. • IMAM-. ' u
'lB'° "
R lIAR ) _ltto
lOREPISK: wirv,guß
y l
ANDREW WHEELER.'
Philadelphia, January SOM.
POPARTNERSIIIPr NOTIOE.—ISRAEL
N-1 MOntlfi r jqsEpll K. WHEELER, and AN
ICIRIEW IiVEL.I. 11, 4 partnerp inthelatefirmofMOß-
RtS & JONES & CO.. have this day formed a Impart
nerehip, under the firm of
- - MORRIS, WHEELER, &
and will oont,pue the Iron arid Steel burliness in all Its
itracmhes r as heretofore_ conducted, at the old stand,
and SIXTEENTir Streets.
PAidadelphre. January 2.1860.
BBE4D
puler. AND OFFRAP BREAD,
M.A.BUF4CTURBD BY THE
MECHANICAL BAKERY.
CAN AZ OBTAINED AT TUN BOLLOWINO
PLACEBt
ItIiCHANIOAL SAKERY, 8. W. corner of Broad and
Vine streets.
C. M. CLARK. Po r street, below
Tend!.
11. MoNEIL. 8. E. corner Sixth and
Coates street.
JATII.O .N 0,255 North Fifth street.
JOHN O. Vine street.
T. T. SMITS. 118 North viral etreet,
S. 800M._...... E. corner Fifth and
E'praolt atToota.
W. W. E. corner Eleventh and
Locuet greets.
D. Melt, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE 0ARV1N......--No. Lombard Wad.
D. W. corner Sixteenth
and Pine streets.
Wbf. COURTNEY..—...—..No. 606 South Twelfth
street.
B. E. WANAhIet.H.EJt---F 1 eder al street, above
Sixth.
S. South Fourth and
Johnston streets.
L.4OLLAND.- Sixteenth ea
Ogden streetn.
DAVID BADDLER-..-.—No. VA
North .
Eleventh
Meet.
LWE/GHTUAN--Thirteenth street below
Thompson meet.
B. B. TOMEINS.— —.—No. 1040 North Front
E BROOKS.-- —....-o. l l'. e' e:orner oflSeventh
and Pine streets.
F. MORIUS.— e
corner
ets.Tenth and
Shiepen str
E. B. TURNER.—......—No. 1215 South Front
et eet.
J.corner Broad and
ParrisLetvests.
TiloB. T. BLEST.-- Coni c ,leeteenth street
B. B. on,9st e e h rT u n e tit
reaoTlll emote: an
.1. MoDITYRE-----.—Tyenty -second street, O.
• .
Ceetes.
ALEX. F Corner of Fifth and Chris
kits. E. tip Centel, street.
D. F. k T. W. WOLF .143 Glr rd avenue.
WM. McCRACKEN—....-.2202 liatnilton atroet
R. K. BEAZLY— .N. W.enrn er of Twelfth
iwe' en st
of reet.
JULIUS KtEIN—. Wno
. r. 3hi r teenth
and Vanish street.
M. NIPPER N., corner of Fourth
end Green street.
MRS. F. ELLIOTT—..--. 8. W. earner Tenth and
Green street.
Camden, N. J., store 119
Mel, street.
0.11. Pe iladolphis t Bdth at.
ab, gaverlord road.
N. L. YAILNELL.----Lenni, Penns,
-JOHN and Pine
GEO. B. TOWNSEND. West 01;ester, Permit
,Atlatitio City, N.
D, 11ORTON.—..--...... Florence. N. J.
8. F. EBERLEIN —.Columbia, Pa,
1.2-tf
WreniNli CAL BAKERY, B. W. Corner
BROAD and VINE Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
This establishment is nn in successful operation, day
and night, and all are respsiStfully invited to call and see
the whole process of bread-making for themselves.
The undersigned takes the liberty of saying that far
thirty-five yearn he has been a practical Dakefive as
apprentice, and five as journeyman in one of the
the first
boozes in Scotland, and twenty-five no ninster--dnring
which time he has had the oprorunity of making many
experiment'', and observing all t ie improvements whloh
have been made during that per od.
In this establishment, of which be has now the Man
agement, in addition to the complete labor-saving ma
ehinery, he has how facilities of many kinds not hereto
fore possessed.
Being unrestrained in the purchase of flour, none but
the soundest and best shell ever tie need; and he has no
hesitation in elutes that Bread of all kinds can be de
livered, unsurpassed in quality and weight by that made
by the ordinary voiced.
Families in which the Bread made by the Mechanical
Bakery has not been tried, gr in which it hap been tried
only at its oommencement, before the machinery was In
sagest working order, are respectfully Relied to give it
a trial now, the undersigned believing It would lend to
mutual advantage. JOHN (C. MOX EY,
mytl-tf Superintendent
MESSRS. ROSENTHAL &
MORRIS, from Plymouth, England,
'manufacturers of the celebrated
" Pantssimpre" Spectacles, respeotfully molten the pa
tron.ge. of the ladies and gentlemen of Philadelphia
and vicinity, to their superior ground spoilableglasses.
The valuable advantage derived from them is, that in
stead of vision becoming, strained, heated, weakened,
and in numerous cases seriously injured, it is preserved
and strengthened, everything at once becomes clear
and brilliant, and very aged persons are enabled to em.
ploy their sight at the most minute occupation , either
by darer candle-light can see with those lenses of a
much less magnifying power, and they do not require
the frequent changes to the dangerous Weeds of further
powerful assistance.
Certificates can he men at the office over Mr Christ
man's store, 702 CHESTNUT Street, &Wining Ser
mon's Photograph rooms. din ly
MlD fl iTON'ti rAN IJA U JAW TILES ict
Srulrar cottage..
nrifietthr draite r and Watir oonduotors
10 Wit iNtiMIAVATIN Va.
THE PRESS.--.PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1860.
itAIL/tOAD T.1;P418
...
Tg ? WEST CHESTER
'l' and itairtnedistemate, vta. MR
DIA. Trains for ' est CLEWS( lemelhiladolph la front
the Depot, northeast corner_ of 1:11 lITF:ENTII nod
MAR Kins Streets, at 810 A. M., and t end 4.10 r. M.
On OUNPAYS at 815 A. M . and 31'. M.
• Passenterti for etatit•es on the PHILADELPHIA and
BAI.TIM.OftIi CENTRAL RAILROAD vial tnic,. the
AlO A. M., and 4.501'. 51. Trains ittlo4l
PENNSYLVANJA OEN tcn L
RAILROAD.
200 atILEs DOUBLE TRACE.
1860.1llimagEN 1860'.
TILE CAPACITY OF THIS Rom! IR Now EQUAL
To ANY IN THE COGN pin
THREE THROUGH PABBENDLR TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
connecting direct at t hilmielphia with Through Trains
from Heston, New York, and all pointa East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsborg with Through Train. to an d
ifolll all points in the West, Northwest, and Bouthwast
—thus lurnishing Inoilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without changed Cursor Conductors. All through Pas
senger Triune provided with Leughridge's Patent
Drake—speed under porfert control cm' the engineer,
thee adding much to trot safety of travellers.
Smoking Cars are attached to each Train; Woodrldf's
Bleeping Cars to Express end Feat '1 rains, the
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail andFaat Linea, bum.
days excepted.
;aO. Mail Train loaves Philadelphia at I A. M.
Fast Line " It 00 A.lll.
Explains Train leaves " It ad P. 111,
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS;
Arnrriourg Accommodation, via Colimbia, 3 P. M.
Columbia 400 P. N.
Perkosburg " 12 30 P.
Westburg d Cheater P Columb Columbia Trains..
• _ . .
Pessengere for bunhury, Willisrusurt, Elmira. Bias
le, Niagara Falls. and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia nt 8 A. Al. go directly Sirs igh.
Tickets Westward may be obtanuit at the (dug of the
Company in Philadelh,a, New Yak, Roston, or Bal
timore
and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the West; also m. board apy of the
router Line of bloomers on the Inasissippi or Ohio
rivers.
Gr Fare always as low, and timeu quirk. u by ant
other Route.
For further information apply eGhe Passenger Sta.
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh tad Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to China
ake this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
WES TgU I 1 ,EAST AND TILE
GREAT
The oonneetion of trrielo by lie . Raikoad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding lilt drayage or fernige of Freight,
together with the saving of time, ere aihantagelyeadily
appreciated by Ehippperi of Freight, aid the Pravel
ling Public.
Merchant" and Shippers entrustinj the transportation
of their Freight to this i'mnpanyi Olt rely with confi
dence on its speedy transit.
THE HATES OF' FREIGHT toted horn any point
in the West by the Penns, NAM% Railroad ars at all
flutes an favorable as are charged by older Railroad
Companies.
E;Biaiga=;==
For Freight Contracts or Shippiut Bireotions, apply
to, or address either of the followingAgeots el the Corn
eal:lY
P. A. STEWART, 17bn g;
11,S,Pieroe & Co., Zanessillo.o.: J. .JOinston,_Ripley,
0,; R. McNeely, aln) KY.; radar & Cropper,
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock & Co, iederceiville, Indi
ana; H. W. Brown & Co., Cinehteati,.).; Athern
Hibbort, Cincinnati, 0.. R. C. Aleldrein,Yedison, led.;
Jos. E. Moore, Louievillo, Kr.; P. G. Oliley &
Evansville, Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., (ttro,lll4 R.
F. Snag, Rhaler & Glass. St. boule, htn_.; J4n 11. Har
rier, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris & Hunt. Merohis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, lILL W. H. H. Routs, Alton,
Ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railrosds at dlArent points
in the West.
E. J. SNEEDER,PhtIadeI his.
mAGRAW & KOONS, 00 North street, Daimon),
LEECH & CO., 3 Astor House, or 18. Willing et., N.Y.
LEECH & CO., No. 71, State street, Busty.
H. IL HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Asnt,
L. lIOUPT. Gaul Ticket Age t,
THOS. A. SCOTT, Oen'l Su p't Aiken, Fa.
7a3-ly
1859. - 1859.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT—NEW yOK LINE&
THE OAMDEN AND AMBOY
DELEHIA AND TRENTON R.AILROD
LINER. FROM PHII,ADELPIIII To
• NEW YORK AND WAY-YLAOH.
/ROM WAINI7T-RTRERT: WneRY AND ItIOINSTON.
Witt leave as follows,. viz: /Lill.
At 6A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam Am.
Accommodation ..„,
At 6 A. M., via damden and - Jersey CityjNew
Jereerillooommodation. . 113
At 9 A. M., via Camden end Jersey City, Ktninz
bled ...... • • aOO
At 113; - AT feoruniiion end Western Kamm . • ... 660
At P. via Cam den end dation.... . . • . 25
At 2 P. M.. ira .danrden an
4t 1' P. ICI., via Kcnciogton and :twee City,
Evening Express ..... . ... , . , 300
At 4)i P. M.. via Kensington and Jersey Ity,ld
Clam; Ticket. . 23
At 6 P. M., via 6ijmiiiiin . d . ...lersey — ditilreristig
Mail . .. . . . 3 00
At 111'. hi., via Camden nia . ll Jerse y iy7Eit if; Win .
Mad
At P. Lyra Camden and Amboy,Accommiation,
(Freight and Pariseager)— let Clam Ticket.-- g 26
gd Clue 160
The 6P. M. Mail Line ruin daily. The ir.m. Routh
ern Mar l,Batoirilays excepted.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemipigtoa, &oat D A. M.
from Walnut.street wharf. and PP. 31. fromensington.
For Mauch Chant, Allentown, and Betelietn, at 6
A._vis Lehigh Valley Railroad.
For Water riap r ßtroudeburg, liontnton. Ilkeabarre,
Montrose, Arent Bend, &0., at 6 A. M., v Delaware,
Lackawanna, tel Western Railroad.
For Mount llolly. at 6 and 9 A. M.. and 2vl i.),; P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 A.
AY L M. andINE P. M.
W 8
For Brletol, Trenton, &o, at 3 and 4.); P. ?from Ken
sington.
For Palmyra. rett•ertori,Delarioo. Reverlyturhngton,
Bordentown, &0., at 12).6, 3, and 43; P. IL
Filly pounds of baggage only allowed enegisasenger.
Paasongers are prohibited fro taking anylng as bag
gage but their wearing appare l.
All bulge over Or
Pounds tp he paid for extra. The compendium their
reeponsi day for.liageage to One dollar peningel, and
will not le 11P.1118 fur any tigtopnt belgPa AO. except
by apsoial oontsset.
WM. H. GATRSIE Agent
d 29 Camden and A oilvi. R. Co.
ANRRERAIR:IPIAILDADWELN I#o 6 RTit t ;
TOWN AII.ROALT IN TERRRA 'MEN
On and altar MON DAY Nev.„N M,
FOlt. OERMANI OWN.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 7, 7.60, 9. 10, 11, dU A. M.,
1, 9.3. Mi. 4,6, DX, 0,7, 9,9, 10, and 11)4 M.
Leave tie; maatown 0, 714, 3, lOC, 11, A. M.,
1,2, 3,4, Of, 9. 3”, 0111 7 2. 1 0)4 r• 91 .
tal 141).&Y5,
Leave Yhlliulelphia 9.03 rain. 2, Mad 19 P. 31.
9
Cieramatawa 0.10 lain. A. M. Men., DX, and
P. M.
. .
OIiViTNUT HILL RAII.ROAI •
Leave IV,Ladepida 0„7.W, H A. A 1.., 2, 4,i. 7, andlo
P. at.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10, T. 40, &66, and .10 A. &L.
3.40, 6.40, 0.00, and 8.41. P. p t. •
ON SUNDAYD,
Leave Philadelphia o.na A. AL, s t and CX
heave Clientuut 7.51 A. hi., 17.00, 0, and 8.40
wan
FOR CONSIJOITOQKF,N AND NORRTOWN.
Leave Philadelohia It 444. train., A. .1.00, - ,41,
Leave and
l'intristowrto, 7, 11 A. 11,, lid% and
ON ginwAys,'
Leave pndadili4ilf, A. g. and
Leave Iliorrtatounr.A . .is. 644
FOR MANAYUB
4. 1
Leave #, .4.011 tL,d1,7,00, 3.04
e 54. 7y, and 1/4 r. ; ,
1 DC_
oyzo anayunt 6%,75.,8>,,5Da. a 44 A. M., f, 0,
5, an 87(Y. Id.
ON SUNDA 113,
Leave Pniladeleday S, and ON 11..
Leave Manayunk 03(.. and 7. 4 1.
IL K.Bllll :Sinners) Supin4Adentt
nl2-tr DEPIAT.. INTN and Str • lE.
tam 7. , ~ ' litlittii e•ENNSY,II'
~..... VANIA Rf OAD. „,
W NTE • AERANoIi T, i ftr Et pißeig: i h i l)Ayairi z z4 , E r . o AlT ONI
On and after h aff ed Onl i tta ritr4i . ,
taiii.TlVi;tVll44EF,(Stn aye exoe ad: I
For Bethlohorn, , Aatoi, Allenton, Mauoh Clatinh,
BaslatF. &0.. I Expreas,at 9.30 A. 1
For thlohom.(E l 9 7o, . ) at 9•30 4M. and 3 P.M.
4 Pe t aylestown, (A o dantiodatiod 8t8.40..t. fd. aad
For Fort Wriahluatondkoota in ,jaop mg Litt,
TXMieS ; Iv p..u,,1t , - Li , Aj , 10 _, ld
Eetv i tt e lliert:rnon .t ijo rigtt ll : l2 ,Al n 7.4:' bi r :and
3.110 P. ,_
Leave Fort Weahinaton.(3enronodation,) all. A.M.
ON ETPArti 3
tohiladelphis for Port Waouton. at 9.90 A. 81.
inisdelph:a. for Dcyleitoi, at
yleatown for Phthdelpli at
Fort Wilatonntort for kniielmds. at 2.40 .M.
Fare to Bethlehem, $.140n Mauch Chunk, e2.01t to
Batton, /WO; to DoTtratowso oe nrs,
Thropth tiokota moth° poured before entering the
° II Nonstarter Third fappt Sunday 'Trains) Oonc
next at Berko' 'greet wit Fin and diath-streeta, and
Second and Third - streoratenger Railroads.
n 7 LLLIS CLARK. acent
Mgt
TON,
MORfr.FAILIt
1 and after 61011' Y. NoNember po r
MUNGER TAMA A,EAVE PHILABBLPHI4I
For Baltimore at 8.16 J'.i., n nooa,(Expreeed ems
11,10 P.
.pr Tater at 0.10 A 8 . 0 2:2 noon, 4.30, and 11.10_1'. M.
iti r r No ,D 6Te g il f erat 4 .l6 Ar! l ;: s ii 2 d M.. a . n k i ! I" F. M.
For Middletown at 8.0 Al., and 440 F. IM.
Fort over at 8.10 A. utn 4 4.3 n F. AL •
For 30 il ford at 8.10 A. m.td 4.3 , 3 P. M.
RI E7.11,TA,'4% .15 A 1 "r . :,"1 , A.1. 1 .
TR4IO - Poti'll,l kihRIA
Leave Miniature at 8.30 '
and 0.15 P. M. •• ( XprONS,/ ULM A. Mu
Leave:Wilmington at 7.1.3 it. at/111140 A. M., I.olanal
8.40 P. 101,
Leave Laurel at 6.15 A. /01,,d am P.M.
Leave Seaford at 0.0 A. 3141 d 4.M P. M.
Leave Milford at 72 AIO A. :Id 4.06 P. M.
Ee 10 nv° Dover at 9to A. M., ose p M.
ilave Middletown atA..and 74 rii
P. M.
ave New Caetle at 10.63 Al., and 8 F. AL
ave Chester at 8, 12 A. AL22 and 0.111 P. Al i
ave Baltimore for Lauretntl Delaware palmed
at 1115 A. M.
TRAINS FOR it:,,TjhroßE
Leave Cheater at 11.0 I.3L.tlat and 11.40 P. M.
Leave Wilmine ton 5t4.20 A. b 1.12.110 I'. B Lialcid 11 .10
A. 111.
oIONDAYR
opTy ot 11.10 P. M., joirt i ' tobtooPun to Bnitimorit.
o nl y ate,2s P. M., ['Om italtlmo L to Philndelonie,
FREIORT TRAlN,rith PArny et ER OAR attuned,
Leave rbisd.l,lll2,l44Pfirriut d intermediate
p P ;L:s e e it:s:o t t W 3 4.4 i irni r li . to for Yerryvtil. and interMedirst4
Leave Wilmin„ n ' f„ r phi t ,,,
places at 3115 P. ...eqns ant intermediate
Leave Raltirnore for Itemmer , i , gmb
Chan's. and
Harewood at 5.04 P.i.
nb N. 141. PPLTOL President.
g,-77 1 _, t __Z:59„„ A .Bl U111:SILIL RAIL.
t, i ~ ,,,T , .,,,R 1 y
D A
, f (v i °
Ox S t4 v or t tr. " 131,i.
, r in yi . : i;
v l:y .
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ill ..
l A a'n . Ad A r.' i l . ll.- 1 1 ;2 1 -ffil l AK P I : 17 7 1 : : / i tC l ii l e d i i TT ' Lett VI Vr I St Cil uter at
740 A. M., 10.30 A. M.. end :, Y. M. ' fa 11-y
, P , L ,,,,A DBLPIIIA AND
iSligan- ..'"`",A It Al LIIQA D I EYE
-BITIONS-T ROUTE tiik . An' Wilke_gberra flame
ami l is l i n 1c l :t ot t
. 3 e l g n u ° , ,kr M o ß o , o i n . l . t . k r u e i k a: . l l 'l int ,
sot S n ip. d t , . nc .
id l on '
~a g i n u a a or l C tr, s a
i l l L 13: 1 1 .
. 4 1 8 .
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ul i n: v i
I i r ' c a u l! 6 :
, f li f f t 3 r t
. 1_
Louie.
rtuu.eager tains win lom - e tl ipt buipl phis an d Re n V
FlloirLl;ll3:ieroatie_iii,Ai:tl,,,::.s.l(.:l3.lDl3lu.,,iiiodir!cre:Thpt.eisis,.):te.foilows 3
etrolt. Chicago,
hltlwaukee. Kook i stand, bauenti.h u p e , B„li a , to ,
j, a .. n o cl r Qt,
Elmira,L ouit
N3oiapg.
lisrla.,
Yale
nunhrnmy.
it,
Chicago,
..
( hlona, 8 taul'3 . Llu rb neon.
tree run through to
e 0... the Lebanon
ba llVill'Arr rr hhiß e eoe . Yll77 l lll: l B t ril t nA g Ant t : o eltA n , hiTU. ' l S :t o ra ;a idn n 3tda;34:11,n alni'alli.‘etaßtitotoftorieWLAilGktKg:
A WANNA AN I) III.O(JMSB GNA I,ROA D.
Baggage checked to Hilaire 'New ° aid simenliion
Bridge,
Tip' kets olg bee prsl l ,4 t, the ilint f oophis and
: 1 E : 161 1 l en v ifi l Pri tl L: e al
8 -0 1 nridi3l::l,llirh:rNAß'alltl7B:BB:A(lißltnirew6lo,''.:l4,4l..?(llllll:.Yllit;elFlaliiiyN'ca(t.tr en
ti n e -:
47 0 1.n r °r eegr t
o ft nfl
it'
:lit
some
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(li n: I ftedi l ir ; tl al
I : Dt . I 1 19° F °'
1 1 .6:: : it !' tt
4: I 11 tore
belowlf T 1 I
: A
I I: it'
t: e n n ed t : 7 lc;
N. W. oontor SIXTH and .I:ITN UT streets,
onl-tf PhilMolohlit.
•
• PIL ADELPIIIA
Mart - AND '' r.ADING
ROAD, MORNE
LINE, for .r TRVII.LE, READ.
MO lIARIttRIRG.
LetIVOII the new Depot, et 00Ir of DfIOAD and
CALLOWItI i . i. Streets, lentram an ca„ wh , li )
irpred,) for voTT4
DAILYIS I til R (B o u , n a ll iT e all remedial° points,
ooneertirm at Harririliiirg with tut, ?mum, rnt a.
Chamberstaira, /t e .
AFTERNOON LIN.
HALe ave at IS BUtI.O RGP.. M., DAILY, for )TTSVILLE and
RR
At 4.30 P. IiI,DAILY. NiandaY expteddfor RBAD
INO, tact iutermethate volute.
115 w Mr 1 1 ,14 WV. RA, , rotral,
iNMlisrPN°Tioi -- cIiEsTER
RLROAD—PAH
SENIIER TRAM; FUR DOWNINGiWN AND IN.
TERMEDIATN ST A TIONS.-0° andter gth Demn
het, 1850, the Yaelleriaer Trains for DVNINOToWN
will Start tropt the new l'o.aanger Del of tidy Phila
delphia
a/ Reading Railroad Cmby. earnertßOADa CALLOWIIILL striete,iezaorgor
t tal T3 ll llhßlVililll
for Downingtorrneaves at 7.9 t
A ft . FT „ERNOON TRAIN for Dominan t , leave. at
sn4fdy/RoiertimiPeirp(OSAlnfaidlatliy.,e,:evrdxo:;2l.fdAeidirizriftriturshiclliazu,
W INES AND LIQUORS
CHARLES H.EIDSICK
CHAMPAGNE.
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. Lib SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Is appointed Agent or the sale or the above curt
vaned hied of
()RAMP AGI N ,
And offer. It to tlin Trade at the
LOWINT NEW YORK RATRN.
too baobab!, Quarts and Pints, now In BOND. dll-tf
WE CALL ATTENTION OF TIM
v Y. TRADB to this really Superior artiole
ALFRED RENAUU COGNAC.
4 supply in assorted piz^ , rages constantly on band.
A i l: l. ll%V= r 'N0tZ. 2 ,"1117,TK1 . ,.. J. Loudon and
Rodand dons , Claret in Wood end Cues, uhamPagnea
high and low mons. LONOCRAMP. Importer.
010-dm nt7 South FRONT, Fhiladelphia.
G EORGE WIIITELEY,
No. Ha South FRONT Stret.
Importer of Brandy, Wines, &0., offers for sale, In
Inrid oaf, , the follOWlng, Batons other standard brands
biandy
met, Castilian, /S CO., Thos. Mee' de. Co.,
Ulan, Robin, lc CO., Otard. Dupuy. & Co..
A. iSei gnette, Marelt,
Cameos, ellevoisin.
c. F
Du_pont & Co.,
J. & F. Martell°, man Proprietors,
fais. lienneser.
Also, Stuart's Paisley Malt Whiskey, and the oholonst
varieties of Madeira, Sherry, Fort, Burgundy, and
Rhine Wings, Palm Troia Gin, Jamaica Rum. Banta
Cruz Rum. Bordeaux Oil. &a.. &o in-ii
NOTICES.
[PHU, OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
O
READING RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILAIMILFITIA, January, 1360.
The holders of the BONDS of this Company, duo
JULY I. lecoa r one pow receive, upon application at this
oßoe. TEN PEA CENT. in cash upon the terms ape
crlied In the Circular attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of the
SINKING FUND entabluthed by the Stockholders, ns
set forth in the following ree lutions. tamed at the
meeting 01 Stockholders held January I. Dill
Beyelenf, 'a hot The SLIM ni $llO,OOO of the future net
wont' of the Cowan),
of
liniment 01 the gum ne
cessary for the ex tens on of the bonds due in Melon
the
completion of tee road to Dauphin, tne car loin.. tbe
necebsary rolling clock and nrivro%ements on the line Of
the rood. and all the 'validities of the Company, except
the heeded debt not matured, be cot /Wide in each year
as a Sinking Fund, tin addition to the SILO GA already
previrled.lned shall be appropriated to the purchase of
such or the bonds of the Company for Mitch no Sinking
Fund is already provided and estriblisheri, in the order
of the priority of the inert:ages given to encore each
bonds. so long as they can respectively he obtnined at
or under lir, rind the bonds so purchased shall be forth
with cancelled.
liesolred. That the Boar directedneeers be, an
suchey
are hereby. requerted and to enter into an
greeinent es shall obligatoryrovisions in the forego
leg resolution. an and binding contract of
the Company.
In pursuance of this resolution. the Company have
executed the contract therein referred to.
M. BRA OFORD, Treasurer.
CCA
Notice to the Holdersl UL
of Phila ß
delphia and Reading
Railroad Co. hlortgage Banda, due Julyl, IMO.
These am are secerert aggregatehe Frst Montages on
the road, ounting in the to $3..03 BiO. The
net revenue for the but fiscal year was six trines the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The Manager. protexe to extend them for a period of
twenty yenta, the holders retaining the bends and the
wearily of the Mort inl,ll in the protium condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of COLljxthil for
the ' i nterest. payable half-) early, wilt be ;issued.
21 onus of ten per rent. will be given to the holders,
in consideration of their aesenting to the extension.
'Me Bonus will tie pad in rash to the bearers of the
Bonds, on their penning onceer“ and presenting to
Its
heir
respective Bonds nt the of the Company, or
agents. fur endorvinent.
Forms of receipt and endorsement a ill be furnished
00 application.
By order of the Board of Manncre
W. 11, leILIIESINreFtL.y.
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AND THIRD
STREET PASSENGER RAILWAY CoMPANY
OF PRIbADELPRIA-2241 WALNUT STREET.
PIIILADL LP/114. Jan.
The Direotors hnve this nay Ooolared a dtmdend of
FOUR per Cant. on the C api t a l stook of said Company,
painble on or after the 26th inst.
The Transfer Books of this C ompany will be oloeed
from the 10th to the 26th most.
12.10-finw-t26 HOBERT KELTON. Treasurer.
• •
JO T ICE.--OFFICE OF
A
N D ELAAM
-
DEN A W DREM
ANX
RAIRTAANCANALTRANBCOR
ATICNCOMPAN I b.B.
PRINI NKIV Jensen, Jan.lB.
The Directors of the above Companies have this dny
declared a Dividend of RIX Pe.N CENT. out of the
earning', of tkg i last nix months. payable to the Mock
qderg• Oeo' local retateeentives, on and alter
T DAY.the 2ith day otJazivary mat.. by RICHARD
RIIIITEN, at the Companies' Office, in Plidedelphia,
and by IRA BLISS, at the Office of those Coinpances
to New York. RICHARD STOCKTON,
JAS. 8. GREEN,
T,eaeurert,
NOTICE TO ERTOGE EUILDERS.-
il The CARBON IRON CLOIWANY will renews
proposals until tbe, gOth day of Ye Moray next for build
ing an Iron or Wooden Railroad Bridge over the Le
high River, opposite their works at Perryville. in the
oounty of carbn. The length wi Ibe about three hun.
droll and fifty ($l9) feet, in either three or four spans,
single track.
Propmrala received, and further particulars obtained,
on application at Perryville to the undersigned-
DENNIS BAUMAN, President.
December 19th, MA
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
, ph pi, Nov. 2.9, lA%
' At an Election held on the' 2lst inetant, the {OllO6lll
gentlemen were chosen Director, of Sh Blink I
tlntender U. !Jettoll, Joseph Lindsey.
°Mull K. NeK, INlurfig:bh
awe Steel,
Amend A. Bonder, rules Knecht,
Alexander Whildin, avid Vander:6oy,
Hugh Craig, buil) /dingle,
Urinal' 40 J. Hoffman.
And at She meeting of the Board Tills DAY, the fol
lowing odium were unanimously electo3
A, j. col faa„ President.
/
.f
.
lOTIOE IS GIVEN THAT APPLIOA•
tion will be made fora Certifioate of Pennsylvania
elate Loop, an 911:40 of one gated Augustlaaa.
tor BstiO, unaet of 4aril k/LOUjflA JEF-
A
FR y, apt
last or mislaid. 1118-11 m•
BUSINESS CARDS.
IT D. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
• if U USCRIPTION AGENCY, for Princißal rlews
papal* and.reriedicods of
_Gitiand CounLry, N. I. tor.
nes FIFTH And CHEH'I'NGT.
- Address _ V. B. PALMER," Phtlsdelenin. inl3-nm
rI I IIOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
AL No. ITS South FOURTH Street.
WALLACE & BRODHEAD,
al EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
Stooks end Bombs bought utt4 sold, ou COMMIUIO/2.
FRANCIS 11. WALLLACII. LDWARD C..I3BODRIAD
oltd-im*
ALEX. MOM:MY
AllOlll AR" LAIR',
OREEMi URO,
Will prultise in' %Venni ion, Anturtions, end Ip
ittintioountiee, aell-tf
TUE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
..wo CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels, Pack •
ages, hlarohandtse, Bank No tes, and 8000, either
Its own Lines fl orr 00EC o t her towns ea pates of t a rtl i trf fi t te , tel t 6 principle E. B. BANDPORb e
ata-tf easteralßusariateadert
.pDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, (WITH
Primary and bieconiary_Pepartmoq
Pontboust corner of DILLWI N and ORIEL ? / Went,.
1i " Cuel ' l " B 5" at th 6 B V I C'AYBON
Entrance on DILLWYN fit reel,
A"ERIOAINI SeIIOOL INSTITUTE is a
reliable mednirn throukhwhioh Soho°le and Fami
lia msy otttai afar tent
.teaohatb retreqta may oh
:Ail:10:a. tuttaßtY, Tropme:r 4 to6 - 11e beat
846 . yr York. or
600 Clll, 'F§itlYttreet.erhiladelam.
RRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
151B110ANTILE COLLIMS. located at E
tt ila
lphia, 8. corner BRII.E.effH and CIIIIKT UT:
erw York, Buffalo, Oleveland, Chiotro, and Bt. Me.
or information. call or send for Catalogue. fe9-tf
REMOVALS.
REDIOVAL.--SMALL & CHANDLER,
-NAL WHAE GROCER°. Imne removed from
66 Hoak OECO N D ettest, to 1.13 MARKET Strnet•
above Front, north aide.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
--- e. la V. i 111011111• 7. VAVIIILANNIZEILIII
WII/41.V.117 FOU N DRY, gOUTIIWARIt FOUNDRY,
/ 4 - 7 FIFTH AND VS'ASIIINOTON BTRISIM
ME IA ?de l. :c m :46N%
ErturrlßEltti All D MACIIINI8T8•
nanufe.otaip High and Low Pressure, pteaat Enclose,
fot , bind, River. and fil,rtruy 40 r vie...
*odors tiasometers, ran s, Ironlktati, &o. ; Oastings
61. 1.1 1Ili gk e eltf i s r fo r iGas r *Orks, Work Shoo. Raif
f
70 ti at on! 0
otOrtaland'Ailidaohinel7 of th e latest and most im
ps sad oonstracloon.
§._ v g. e r, r talr.o2Pirr'i et' r m l it n %%Tv lif Wi l iVaen l lft l a t al:
Tins, Delevators, Filters, ' Poinning Engines, &o.
Is Agnate fur N. Rlllloll2C's Patina Sugar Boiling
Apparatus: Nasinyth's Patent Dream Hemme ano
sman & Widows's Patent Oeotrifturel fluter Drain
_ingMtioblioa. au 1.-y
'WILLCOX & GIBBS' SEWING MA
CHINE.—This Elaohino never fail. to sive an
tins latOdEatiou. Erma Bat- For male at 711. W1F.81%
NUT Rimer ,
4/ V — olt 0N , REAL ESTATE
TQWN. P
sm• 11F9KER . AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS
ENNA
FARAN in Montgomery, Duck., and Chanter noun
teeDiCD. vale or
YlekT4T;, fa rm . a 'lngot la od
LIANDSOMM DWr:ELINtro for eale 'in Norm
two.:
MAR-110 (ISE MOLASSES.—I6O ado.,
tertes,!tisol barrola,Eif W 0 by_
JA Al E() RAS DA 1.1
LIKTITTA
§4I4VER SUAP--A simple preparation
cleanaing Silver Plate, Jewelry, Mirror., Mer
it", &v, far far noire convenient and ellective than any
inert One hair the labor of House °leaning may be
wear using Oils Soap, which cannot possibly injure
tpe st Zino w lite, arlp all In, ecrubbiop is required,
the eating in the wear of the paint is much greater thee
whiteathe Soap. v urface
th eaure and
when new, Manufactuted only by itoaton
dex !Soap Company, and cold by their appointed
Agbil, c lvmt . D k. CO. Apothecene", TWE.J.J.7II
IiIBALAINIAIki ftrBlP& -- 1 ------
......_
A largo auortmant of
EJANB & WATBPrill
FiIiIAD4LPIIIA lANUPACTUKED
icrALAMAND qt. SAFES.
For Banta and Hama.
AULT DOORS,
BANK .00KS, •
•
pW or In use .
IftoA)246l 4 , ny _
SIiIITTERS. &0.,
On art terms as no otter establishment In Ut•
Stated States, by
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 904 CHESTNUT Street,
Pr.ltaor .11VT? Itn A nA 1 , 1. rhHadelphin
tVIR INDIAN BITTERS.—TIiese Cole.
• looted Ettters are meeting with general favor.
rhey Inc elfeetuall) no I permanently cure all client
deep arisirg out of a want ‘f proper tone and healthful
mitten of the digestive °rms, rhoy are highly recom
mended ly the Faculty of the principal cities ef toe
United Stites flnil Europa fur the speedy cure or llt
Amin. LtterCostiplalet, Nervuus llelnllly Fever and
(gee. &o. THOAIAS N, BRA h.Y,
Principal l,
dtt-tot W earner SIXTH and Plt IN ‘.intents
PRIVY WELLS uLEANED AT A LOW
Price to ot.thin the contents. Address WILMA NI
TLMSON. Poollrette Qtriee, 12.19 North SECOND Street.
08-Int*
PENN MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. °Mee N. E. corner of TIMID and
DOCK r treats Philitrielphis.—Tho following stat•ment
01 the affair& of the Company to published in conformity
Ith 6 provision of the onarter :
'tunny', Eon vin t tun ENDING nroentnen 31ar,1 41 .5.
For roainiun • and Policies .... .41A5,7/3 21
For interest on investment and el
Ylilends
73,133 21
I.oitEll AND EINEVIEs via a tan PER10 M3.903 LS
Lows, 12, It mutt n t t 0..... tly 40 AU 00
iiineneea,aalanna,adcert nna,Sto 10 017 23
ant, dtata and oily taxes. &u .. 3.16 12
Money charges, commisconer,
taxes, ..... . ... . 917 d II
lief-Insurance an d Interest.. . 2 033 17
$66.44u
Letl6ls OP THE COMPAN't Liani L To TAY LossEs,7lSit ,
ARI
5,1\11 CO United States 5 per cent.
Bonds '
• • . e3,turn
10 Mu Untted tltates 6 per cent.
Treasure n0te5......... . t0.1a6 OJ
12,0 IA) 0.1 Pennsylvania 6 per cent.
" 103 00
000 00 Pennsylvanta 6 per cent.
Loan . . 13,174 C. 2
20 00000 Pennsylvania 5 per cent.
.loupon Bonds
0.1000 00 Plidadeliphts. 6 per cent.
E.o* Philadelphia 0 per cent. 17,6'125
1 non. short. . ...........
per. MOB 75
:0 000 CO Philatielphin 6 cent.
Loan, . 15,353 Ccl
20,000 DJ Pluladelphts, 6 per cent.
oars, . 16,670 60
10 000 00 Pittsburg City 6 per cent,
t• Bonds,
10 (00 00 Washington County 6 per
cent Bonds— 7.223 00
22M0 00 Alle2tterst County 6 per
cent. Ronda . .... 16,046 OD
21 000 CO Ponnsylvania Findroad lei
mortease 6 per cent. Bonds —. 20,D:0 00
20,040 00 Pennsyl*ama Railroad 2,1
nwrt,nee 6 per cent. Bond. l6 010 03
30,000 03 North reni.sylvenis Rad
road pnr cent Bond*. 41.200 00
20 MO 00 Union Canal Ist mortgage
ot percent. ponds. 13 477 to
Too %tint ea Western ' Bank Stock., ti DO
2.4.1 Commercial Bank'' ~ 10046 23
175 North /medica " •
00 " hlanufneturgrsand 10,1680 0 chanica Bunk Stook.., 0 • 024 ?)
G4O Pennsylvania itailroad. 24 4i.
212 " (iimrd Lite Insurance • -
Company,— ..... 6.678 33
Moopscee and Wound. Rents, alt
first liens 260.700
Loan. on Polrelos 10.1 0 (i)
Loans on Collateral* 00 904 61
Brie receive), e. l'retntuni Notes . 110 0 41 3d
Real Estate. Office ',whims' 57. - 010 70
deop dividends emd lusutanee
Comintines 63,010 00
Agents, balance of their accounts
due
Qmottrir DaYmente • o/4 Policies *
17,005
71
sued . 12 InG 63
Cash ott Imnd, and in Rank,.,. 32 104 47
Inte• est on inve.trzents to Jan. ),
1000 — • • . . 6 02
Office 1, 600 44
Franklin Fire Insurance Com
pany
WAN 52
Deduct two losses In 1800 ..... 1 000 tiO $ 0 17. 99 1 0 2
PHILADELPIIIa, Jan. 17, 1000.
At an Eleetion held at the rifles of the Compsny, cis
AIONDA V. the 2,1 inst.. the following gentlemen Were
duly elected Trustees, to serve for three yenta i
Hodolplius Kant, .. Ellis B. Archer.
Samuel J. Christian Dan ei t. Miller,
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner Al. Mullin. Pierre V. Dußois,
At it meeting of th a ello ul a i rr otree t tees, held this eve
ning, DAN! e L. MILLER. s'sq.. was me^ ted Presi
dent, end SAMUEL, E. 8r08.1.2, Egg., Vice rresi..
dent, for the ensuing year.
The Board of Trustees have TIIIS DAY declared a
Scrip Dividend of TWP.NTY-FIVE per cent. upon the
erten premiums paid in lAD.
They leave also desisr d a Cash Dividend of SIX per
cent. upon the gene Dividends of 1810 to February lAN,
inclusive. plynble at the office of the Company after the
7th day of Febrilary nest, to those who have paid their
whole premium in cash; and to those who are indibted
for premium note, or otherwise it will be pa)able at
the time of settlement of their next premium.
And have also ordered th e discontinuance of the
Guarantee Capital alter the rst day of April next.
DANIEL L. 1111.1.E0 . President,
Bahl CS% B. BTOK. ES, Vi co Freeolent.
JOHN W. HORNOR. Secretary. JaZ.fwetAWSt
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
suRANc P. COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY TIEN LEGISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 123 a.
OFFICE 8. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, Plu!Mellitus,.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS. )
Pa.triilT,To all parte of the World.
'INLAND INSURANCES
On Goode, by River, Canals. Lakes and Land Carnage
to all rt'_t
FIRH INSURANCES
On Merohapdise generals.
On StormiaglineFHlUASAl.CtosuANY.
November I, 1049.
Par. Mirka Vale..
1123 Af.l. Philadelphia City 2V , cent. Loan-41123.M ( xi
100,000. Pe amyl% waft State 6 410 . et. Locc mesa so
21,000 Pennsylvania State a Vr or. Loan USW 00
2500. U.S. Treasury 65d tP ocat. Notes and
interest due 26,233 84
830,000 U. 8. Treasury 6 jfe ot.Notise and inler
est due
. 0 . 1 . Pel . ~ • ..,... 90,012 00
$25,0(X) Temporary Loan to the City la
eeiphge... 25,0E0 00
e50,01:0, Pennsylvania Railroad Id hfortsaie
6 tp . cent. Sonde. ..
_.—. dtalXl 03
$30,000, North Pennsylvania iti7uiroiil .......
SHAM West g mi 6 J:l;AA L P l Lt n eteiliiili iji") 00
Company I jfe ot. coupon bonds " 13,600 OD
$13,000,600 Ahem!! stook Germantown (IM
company, mteraiton pn 9
oily
ofMt
j 5,000
00
.5,000,100 shame PeinsilVanta Ra;l7o . eri
Comma • • .......... 5 , 7115 CO,
•5,000, 100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company-- • • ... 00 00
82,030, shares Philadelphia Joe Boat and Sterna
Tug Company, Fluladelpbm and
Savannith 8 %am:2.14 . am/elan Com-
company, phiLutelyble and vrp ode Grace :loam Tow Bat
Company, PMladelphm 14cdmnie
OonipapY 141000
3435,M9
. 5W6,718 64
onds and Mortgagee, and Real Estate, 01-
• fice Building
..... 75.563
Bills receivable for Inattrances made. 1a1.699 69
Balance due at ngenoleik—Promnns on ,Ma
rine Policies, Intelsat, and other debts due
the Company
...... 66,664 68
Befit, and stook of Landry Ineurame COMM
ales • .. ... . 8440 00
Cub on Derma in ig,060
MRECTORB.
William Martin lamuol E. Stoke, ,
Edmund A. Bowleg, . P. Peniston,
Theophi lug Paulding, enry Sloan,
John K.Tenrome. Rolward Darlington.
John C. Ulna, H. Jones lltooke.
amen Trauurury Spencer lir Ilveune
Moon Eyre. Jr.,
J Ahonme C. Hand, .
t ‘ Titirg . d i x, d 6„,,
onaphil. Seal,
r. H. pi. tllOO/1. Janl; VitZ t. ::
James R. l Wrarlange
imbue P. Eyre,
ohn H. Maniple, PlltAb'g
Bn b il ra ge t e G re .l 6 w , "r. A . I Dintgail,
I.
7j k tele' MA k ti i it i ri.,..id..t.
Secretary, Vine President,
HENRY LYLBU ARdie-dH
pAmE , INSiMANCE COMPANY, NO.
103 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL. Flak BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.
Samuel W gri ht. D1R1c7 .13. 2 V. 111rnev.
Wm. W. Walters. i. W. Varmen,
Rielmrdson, Henry
Thos.
Non% Jacob W. Stout.
9 A
}:van Morris,
Taos. S. ninth. Menko Stern.
GEORDI.: W. DAY. Pren3cleTt.
JONATHAN J. SLOCUM, Vine Pres%
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. mll -tf
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LI FE INSU
RANCE COMPANY. Northeast ponies of THIRD and
DOCK Streets. Anna, $902,123 H.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of We—grants
annuities and endowments—ourohases life interests in
Real Estate, an makes all contracts depending on the
mintingenmeso Life.
They Oct as cantors. Administrator'', Assignee ,
Trustees, and Guardians.
TRUSTEES.
es meal S. Stokes,
William Marta,
James H. 310 FarLatits
Joseph H. Trotter
James Euston.
T, lca hooph raulding,
luth l A. Bowler.
to , r
EIPIO 3. •
ArAer,
SCZ:I I
John G. Brenner,
'.'L. MI .ER, President.
lITOK '9, Vino Pree't.
attle-1f
rie L. tlor.
Wawa lafos,
bonetrol E. ewbold,
Villiain P. ilneker,
Witham U. Kern,
liarnuel C. Puny,
Charles Hallowell,
Henry C. Tlayrplenit,
qlPhug /Clint,
ilnaini. Om',
v llinna l)u Zertion,
*Amer . Ream
.P. V. Itliohl
DANIEL
BAWL. I
Joan W. HoßNua. Seem!,
Tirg QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
FRANKcompAkry, BLADEI.III2.rs.
LIN BIaDING2I vi ALNIED Street.
CUA TEB 'PVT UAL.
171% . 1.9 7..=
..77.'7, 77,V .
Fifth MARINE ANIIINLAND
m if 3 ir o tlnl i u rano i e, limited perpetual, on Buticlnle and
FreiLlint Miti"%tratlnti l o Oman, on,je
at and a Cargo to and from aft vane of the world. ll.
GEORGE 11. HAR7, l l P r i erdent.
k.M7,l,lll7l27lggetiar f ,
a. IL BUTLER. Mat Reofetary.
ntaexTO . e tcr. md
r H. Hart i s
U. parew gliambferer
.Arles G. Im al,
cater L Perlnv. U. R. Coi „ ydrii
Samuel Jones. M. D.. on. U. mien an]
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
14F A TIfsti l L, P rI E N-Vo l : ll 4 " a(TaWfig tN lNl fr
-14 •
()honored in 17$ 1 1—Cenotal 81100,C0)— Aorta . lecumy
issa, 347,446
An invested an sound and availattis securities—eon-
Drne to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Beddow, atooki
of blenibandise, dm. liberaLteruns.
IKECT010:
Bear? D. Sheflllas p 060Ige B. Swart,
Ramuel Grant, J ro
harlea y, (Ef ,
VI IMAM 011110.1.. TllO/2138 fohtae IU, astsor..
bhp IL Bud 4, Rent? Freeman,
Wiliam R. Wliitg Citilai 8. Lewis,
_FlEgft ° l% 3 . o glll , Nt n EßD President.
WILLIAM HA It R /tourers is 9-w fm rl
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. Mil WALNUT Ruse,
Pluladelphla.
DIRECTORS.
M. W. Baldwin. DIREC T ORS. W. D. Truitt;
l. Edger ThinuntOn, Wm. .U m
oho O. James O. E. !angler,
airTails.t4eq, 4,1i111..R.V.,,t5en.'
i i Li. Mitchel'''.
EE Edward
F. Morten,
. tl. Warne. John Clayton
John 14. Addloka. *dward A. Warne
R. T. Renal. H. U. ShOlingfords,
Thotass L. Luaors.
P O resident—M. W. DALDWIff,
Seoretare.—EDWlN
Vine
Tll President—E. S. WAR
bO. de9
COAL.
-11-OUSEKEEPEItS LOOK TO YOUR
nte r e et. Buy your COAL AT HICKS' whore
riothinu but the very bout quality of Lehigh anAietkult
lall Leal is offored . et the following reduced prices:
Lehigh, Broken, .1.4 F, and SLovo... ..... 23 ref ton.
Bohuylkin. "
Warranted L~ayge Nut tree j'rom elate or dust end fall weight, at
BIM' gird, southeast corner MAIMIALI, an,!
ton and see. u.qt-em
SW. GROOMS & 00. • 1
Office 143 South FOURTH Street,
AND
WHARF, PENH STREET, SCHUYLKILI.
Dealers and nippers
OP
LOOM Mountain. Lehth. and Schuylkill
0 .
Merchandise taken on %idler age.
AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEIIIOH COAL, prorated with care, for sale et
beet 'none. Avely IsIiOWLES'S Oepot, NINTO
mid WILLOW Streets eee-tf
CAUTION !—ASTROLOGY!—LOOK
OUT!-0001) NEWS FOR AL!,!—The never
falling Mrs. VAN HORN is the best; she suc
ceeds when all others have failed. All who are in
trouble, all who have been unfortunate. deceived by
ialse promises, fly to her for advice And comfort. In
love grafts she never fails. She has the secret of
winning the affections of the opposite sex. It Is this
fact which induces illiterate pretenders to try to
imitate her, and oupy her advertisement. She shows
you the likeness of your lidera wife. husband, or ow n (
friend. It is well know nto the public at large that she
ie the first and only person who can show the likeness in
reality, and eon sire entire satisfaction on all the con
cerns of life, which can be tested and proved by thou
sends. both married and single, who daily and eagerly
isit her. Come one I come ok)1 g. to No. um LOMBARD
Street. between Juni o , lr and Rrnad la4l Rt.
REFINED BORAX. in
enlw --
_ New
JEFINI4:I) BORAX, in store and for
•a , sale WETHERILL & BROT N HER.
, 47 otrul 44 Nnvih HUI - WID litradli
ELLA—For sale by
WEI HER ILL & ROTAER;
47 and North si.coND moot,
FURNESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
No. MARKIIT STREX
B SCOTT, Jr., AUOTIONEI2I., No, 431
A-0. CHESTNUT STREET, opparta Cameo=
Ilouse.lattarean POPRT/1 and FI &mita
eLEltill AND CARRIAtIE RUDER AT PRIVATE
SALE.
Now in /We. at private *ale, tO HuAsue 8.7 and
prune wolf. hear, raccoon, and genet Taney robes. Dias.
and lined I,tiffnlo rota..
J. WOLBERT & CO., AUCTiONEESS
619 ARCH t+treet, twtwoon Fifth nod Ruth.
WHII E CHAN VI E. LIVERPOOL WARE, FUJIN]
'CL RE, biLVI,R PLATEL WARE, I'M:al:NO
Ac., &c.
This Morning.
27th instant, ett 103: o'clock. at attlArch street. a lase
nmorenient or white granite anti Liverpool wars. in lots
to suit thn retail traee • superior furniture, furrushias
prlicies, Ste.
At 7!.: o'elocti in the eteninti
Fire adver-alated Ware, jewelry, paniunsa, and (an
ey good/.
aco IMPORTED PEAR TREES.
On Saturday Morning.
29th met. at 11 o'ciock , at our mart, No. 912 Arch
street. U'F
tench pear tree/. all *elatit n!. end of tne
beta kni.wn %emelt-3; imported direct from the prow
era an . lost landed at New York.
In Alay be ukaminad early en the 1130112113 Of Mae*
FANCY PIGEONS.
Also, a lot of fancy pigeon..
PIIILIP FORD 3; CO , AMYTIONEERS,
No. &V MARKET Siren. gad 121 MINOR Street.
mosEs NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
-R. AND OOMMISSION MEROLIANT, seetheast
oorner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
MONEY TO LOAN'
8260,000 to loan, in la•ge or small intonate.,
Mocks, gold and silver plate, diamonds, watehes. jew:r
ry, fowling pieces , dry goad., clothing, grooms.. o.
to hardware,
balding. horse' vehicles, harness, and on all &Melee ot
,
value, for any length of time agreed upon, on more
alberet terms than at any other eaublahment tII tbii
ly.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
At private sale, splendid piano forte, in rich rosewood
ease. omit SO) Drive ALSO; fins in caret gold henna'.
°sue patent lever watch, double time and mdscendant
second., only SUS; fine sold hunting-case k.061/10,93.
teat lever wets nes. or the most approved and nest
makes, from 522 to Slop; fine sold double bottom Eng
lish patent , era - watches. best mike , from 88j to Its);
fine Li-caret hantinsmase detached patent Ifser
watches. I ; jewels, from Ste to tY32; open race . 1 0.,10)1M1
$ lO to; fine Id - caret gold Lem , a hunting ease
watches at Sle); urea lace do. from 910 to Sat; liver
English patent lever watches. in hunting as
and double bottom, of the most approved and best make,
11010 :siu to 521; American Minims eras silver patent
leter watches at *YU; Minims rase gill'ef duplex
*etcher, ditto doable time from $l2 t• 4 . .);; hnettep
case silver lever watches, full jewelled. winds eillthout
a key. from em to 870; 1,0;110) do.. from en Is am;
hamitine case silver detached lover watches, 13yewele,
from $0 to :Pli; Oyell face do.. from eat. 48; bunting
ones salt er Levine watches. lull Jewelled. from 87 to
RIO; case, face do., trout 83 :5 6;-silver quartos,
watches, from 83 to 35; silver French watches. (am
SI to $3; gold patent bin:Mos ease and open face laver
and Lennie.. ensindt. Sarum, cud French watches. from
81 tat 510 ; use gold rest. kb. and neck chants at 60 cents
per wt.; fine }}old sets of ear-nags, breastpins and
braoslets; bonds, finger rings, and jewelry.oreveff do
kmn ption. for leas than half tan usual selling prises.
eizowo to loa g ood.ums to suit p u chargingn dry and
evsty kind of at less at e of than any
utter establishment in the cite.
' uUT-IJOOAt SALES
Attended to pentocally by the auctioneer, &Leery low
charges.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Consignments of all and every Mod of goods solicited
for public sale ; two-thirds the value of the goods will he
advanced in anticipation of the sale.
MOSES NATHAN!).
8111PPING.
TILE BRITISH AND NORTH
S AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM. IPS
1110% 11177 7011 TO 2.171111700 L.
Chief Caron Passage PAW/
Second C ,, An Passage-- .
1/101 001701 110 LITXI7OOL.
Chief Ca.... 0 ?sante
&wind Cabin Passage , 60
Toe atone from Boston eall at Rebels and CIA Harbor.
ARABI AI, CaPI Jydkuill , OANAVIA Caant. ittr.
A, Capt. . Stone, AkLE
ASIA, Capt. h. 0. Lott, 14 lAGA ~:aat. Anderson.
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA. Mgt J. Leitch,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These Vtol3lll GMT 7 a clear white . tifa_g at moat-Dead,
green on starboard how ; 17.41_00 no. ,_„,,..
A RAMA, Stone, " •
N York. Wednesday, IA
EUROPA. Letto, " Boston, Wednesday. Jan. :A
AFRICA. Shannon, " Wednesday, fob. I
AMERICA, Mau, n. Wednesdsi. rob. &
ASIA., Lott, N 'ors , Wednesday. Feb 13.
CANADA, Lang, " Boston. Wednesday, Feb.=
A Senn, not secured nett' paid for.
An expenenced Surgeon on board.
Toe owners of these 5h10.11711 not be sooountable for
Gold, Silver; Stallion, Seeote, Jewelry. Preeious Stones
or MetfsaTtell t t i a i lls of lad= oreO rn mi t ifor and
rale v it i pply to r " ° Z"StI YARD, Iltierwltnif ' tr i o ; l ,7:
pHILADELPIIIA
ARE
OILEBGENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
SWIL ank.
AT AN ADJOURNED WHITING MUSA ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
MD AT
NO. N MERCHANTS' ILICOHANO.I,
At 10 o'clook A. N,, fleptamber 7th. IMP, the follow
ing gentlemen Were unanimously eleoted Mutters
the Commay, rigs
GEORGE H. STUART,
B. MORRIS WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
OHM. ALWALESTER, am)
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named Wee, where all persona favorable to the enter
'Hee are respeotfully invited to enbeenbe. uB-tf
secaosta a
AtiFOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.-
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
COMYANY.
The United States Mail Steamships AIAGO, 2.500
tons. David Line,. Commander. and FULTON. 2,400
celik '
James A. Yeotton Conn:totter, will leave New
York, Havre , nod Sou thampton,r the year Meth 012
the following Jars:
To meet sew reentromeuts of the Piet Office OeEkrt
meet, the days of sailing or the ARAUO and FULTON
from NAV ithl and SOUTHAMPTON. inn, after their
elt
preS YoYases , be changed as follows from NEW
al. r sake ia the ease of the present departure of the
FULTON which will take els oa on the MK Deoembar,
the schedule remains unaltered:
..
PROM NNW TOILS. HAVE, VHS SOUTHAMPTON.
FI r LToN....ljeux. FULTON... Jan. t 0... Jan. U.
A AGO..—.Jan. 7. ARAGO __Jan. 11.... Feb. L
F LTON..- Feb. I. FULTON_-Feb.sit ..,Feb.39.
.
A AGO. —. ?doh. 3. ANAG0.......M0ti.V...,d0h. 19.
F LT0N....?il ch. 51. FULTON ..-Api. 34....Ap1. 25.
'hese steamers. built expressly for Government ger
mee, with double engines, under deck. every attention
has been taken in the constuiction of the Mill and ma
chinery to rococo safety and speed. The ships have live
water-tight compartments enclosing the erialnee. so
that in the event of collision or stranding, the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being free to work,
the safety of the vessel and passenger would be se
clued. Recent experience hue demonstrated the abeo
lute neeegsity of this mode or constructi on. 'l i ne accommodations for passenger's are believed to
combine every comfort and contemenos that can be de
sired.
Front New York to Southampton or Havre—First
Cabin. 8130; Sewed do.. 870.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—Fast
1 1
C bin, 703 francs ; Beoond do.. 300 francs.
o Passengers going to London theca steamers offer the
3:rencare of 000nowr both in time and expense. Secie
1 tverod in London . No passage secured until paid for.
n experienced surgeon on board. All lottery and neini
skyg,rf;2.l., pass ,,,. th rough
~ the l Post Ottoe.
freight
Y1 F 04. 4 5t e 5:117.; "roaday, Nev York.
WILLIAM IS ALL Agent. Nava.
enosliEY k C 0.,. it gents. Southampton.
AMERICAN EUROPLAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
A3ntINTILSON. Streets,oe, Tobaeoo Warehouse.
and FRONT Philadelphia.
DOCKPlans of the 'hint can be seen, nV.tmh.ll
STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
I Ls n 4 aal l ,E /AA& It T4lll "D
T E • Dißlitt baicv± MIrET com
?ANYS IRON MAIL STEAM RIPS.
HAM hIONIA. cazt. B. P. Aireasen.
aAxoNin, Cald. Elder .
Capt. N. Trautman,
VEI / 1 MA C , Va t
p . 47 VP! k
These Steamers are an tint -alaiS 02yd•-ballt vessels;
aruestuid to aul train }her 21, North River, N. Y.,
rONDON,I9OI.IRAMO 6 TRAIIVON, HAVRE, AND
,
Tbs elegant and powerful i ron Shrew Steamship BO
RUSSIA, Capt. N. Trautman, S A CO tons burthen, will
sit'l As above, on
SATURDAY, DECEfifSER Slat, at 1.2 o'clock M.
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
Ui New York, and from Pwathampton to Lawton.
First Cabin. Ono I Second Cabin.. 41.141 Steerage .. u
The BORUSSIA will bu ha:weeded by the folio
WUu
Steamships
Ha —WEDNESSAF, February 1.
Va 9ll /C.::=PUR S 4t.. A 4. l a .r "h h 1 ;3.
rnannrtirl to 1 4 DAbbiZlfalorsig, forwarded
=Pp, through
steairim are fitted up with imegnalled ammo
moat,ona aeoond, sea thinLolaur Passenger.
The Reooptl in aooommodshons of than Ships are
equal tot he rabelase of moat steamers.
Certificate, of passage issued Irmo London, South
smpton, Havre, and 1131.0AL1. ro Now York.
Parcels forwarded from Philadelphia to all pasta of
Europe at toagrinable tate'.
Freight euraßed in Philadelphia will be. Prowl*
attended to by,the New York Agent, and shipped rree
of all commission,
For Freight or Pasaage„airplg esothively to
w. A. HA 114. Agent,
tilT a Pl o o f rt‘i i i:eßTZls 11.vmprf.rd"Arolvrt.
FOR THE BOUTLI.—CILARLES
TON AND SAVA:SNAII STEAMBILLFII,
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Frcirlit at an averta a of lirrne2 per cent. be
low New Vora steamship mtee.
FOR CHARLIZTON, a. v.,
The Charles il Steamehip KEYEITOk. STATE. Cap
rain l' Markman. will sail on Saturday
February 4, at 10 AX,
Through in 43 to SO /SAVANNAHopIy de hoary at Sea.
FOR . Ga.
The U. S. Mail Steamahip STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain Jonn J. Garvin, will sail on Saturday, January
13, at 10 o'clock A. M.
l'hro_ugh In lid to au hours, only 42 hours at Sea.
air &thine days changed from every Saturday to every
five days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed
every nay.
STONEndirat-sdass Eheel Steamships KEY
STATE and STAT UP OHOROIA now run sa
above every ten days, thus mining a five-day oormon
nloation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Shnp. eon
neat with stertmera 51;1. lo;nrla rfo rind with railroka. &a..
for all places in the nith and uthwest.
SU E.
Freight and Insmance on a large proportion of Goods
thieved South will be found to be lower by these 'hips
than by Radius Teasels, the preausca being one-half the
rate.
N. 11.—Insuranoe on all Railroad Frenr,hit is entirely
mn soma ry , farther th an Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Companies takin call risk, front kheoe pointy.
GREAT REout., rioN IN FAKE.
Fore by this route Se to 40 per cent. cheaper than by
the Inland Route as will be seen by the following oho_
dule. Throush tickets from Philadelphia vitgChealts
ton and Savannah ateamships. INCLUDING MEALS oh
the whole route, ezoePt from Charleston and gam
ash to Montgomery:
INLAND Pell.
I eheNtINAN2.----11X1 SO
TO 0 tu t1 y 8 . 111tan .......... —.- Ogg
Bsvannmi_ _
in
(0
antusta—.-- 20 CO soar . 36 nil
ki,n...—.... 21 P 1 Macon_ -- _.. 32 76
Alanta.— —. 22 C.l Atlanta. • --..._. 31 00
flduinbus—. 23 00 Columbus .- - -- 83 CO
Many • • ..—... 21 Pa Albany. pi a)
out ornery .,,, 26 00 Alouteomery.___ 3 0 NII
utile...—. --- 35 ajobile..--.—•— MI SO
low Orleans... 39 73 New Orleara.-- 51 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship line sailed.
Forlr_elght or passue apply on board, at seoond Wharf
above Vine attest, or to
ALEX. HERON, Jr.,
Southwest corner FOUTH and CHESTNUT.
AEenta in Charleston, T. 8.. k. T. U. 801)0.
Savannah. HUNTER ,k. GAMMELL.
For Florida from Charleston,Steamer Carolina ever/
T•imulny•
Po: Florida from Savannah, steamers St. Mary's and
t. John's , even Tuesday and Saturday.
nRANVING AND PAINTING MATE
RIAI.B.
Engineers' and Architects' Stationery.
Ureemn Painting ainterints.
Potiellomania Designs and Vases.
Paint Doses for Children, and also for Artists and
itudeato.
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Playing Cards, American and French.
Catalogues trate to the wide.
SCHOLZ A JANENTZKY,
WHOLESALE ANAif t 3f.ett. 'h hiGliTti
S a e a.
RICK-AIA KING MACHINES which tent
per the clay, and rnake2l),oo ser day. Brick Preeses,
Tde hleichines, Clay. Wheels. Cla.T Spades. and easunse
for Coal /Wow, at C. CARVELL 8, GERriIANTowN
Road, above Fifth attest, lal-pm
I'l Tllo3Lifil k SONS,
• NAL= ar 4 / 1 2 SOJJTH POHILTA 871"1.
Iralatorit Not-17 and
tr CARD.—PL*SL'O HALES REAL E!TArE Amo,
Hit AT THE EXCHANSE.--Sales At real watt
mad was are rr Tatlda,. ttta
ar Cram baton !ant; ma onloa at 11 , 04.17
HazA tt• ebel leo9oll7l.llfted
adj,Lioo to irksak itabhaa, O . ] the Hatattly. ?ter .4.1
to the sato, care thoasand eaWorsat. eascAl-rt
smelt daarn_poom of tit :Es yooptrats to no
on no !oilcans_ Eatalay.
REAL eATATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
ar we am a Latta anoint of nal sours M Amass
asta• netadlog linty arsenates of Any sad toaro-r
smaortr. PRIVA TE way be had at de itacataa try
SALE REGISTER.
ES" Real wan • onnotos oar ' Call reocat
and adnrond o•Amostafl VIM* , y
to oar 1104:10 tale atatruAg.
( of Pkw aiAtotattaes are prated watt: Witte o(aLtrt •
PALL lALE•. STOCKS AND HEAL FSTATe_
PBea, Lan. 13 .• , •aing, at the Ent= tro-
DOW rear. Sart of trn Umtata tor matt of um loan* mess •
lITOC I ES.I..Ot:(S. k,.
OA assisask us
!that inst. at LI 0.e...x.k. WA:ml6 - in be A.:4.1 At liA Fit.
Isdeiptits Eachaara—
lAStO D
M !aware Mensal Inearetoe Gasowr *en, ei
IS
.15 Detsvare Mengel lararsnte Comm:7 1.-.-Is of
11.V.'
1 there FtilladalphisLanary.
1 state Stercazit,:e Litieri•
BTOCKIt. LOANS, Ls.
On Taiwan',
Feb. 7, at 12 troliaCk. l3oo ll.llll nil &AL at the Pk II
donna E &change—
Par arceonnt of
each
mintmn,7 bond& litm Colb Cott on I In•• co.
rioupto I per cent. bonds. el Wu each. of the Mil-
Cacley Mountain Railroad Company.
REAL ERTATEBiILEZ-.IANLIARY 21,
At 12 o'clock. noon.
a
r +k--T state of s alli , laa Carrs,l deled.
tEIGS.—S,o three-em ry beet ud
lama frame dripll &TT. Germs-a:own 7 , U.4
end SLncr
Strew thorn Liberties./
• rphano' Coo., ntle—Einsts oi Man 1 1 611. deed.
IRREDEEMABLE GROUND 11F.NT OF Vs A
TEAR — Dar el 1,.o —issnine act of lot east sada cf Se
oond stn et, south of Christian, clear of taxes: us:Jr ea
by two throe story bock dwelling&
ELEGANT BRtiWN-12TON RESIDF.NCEL with
•ide yard. North Broad ;near. wee. aide, afore yv , sr.
Lot 50 Ty - feet. with two flout Roane 21. feet font,
finished with wren modern improvement. Lie tel,k
stable and coach house on the rear end of the lot. on
Carosle street. See handiets.
Trusten Forecasted, Sale.—TWO I /RUE ON - 1)
VALUABLE BUILDING LUTE. one at Die is - Ohm - est
corner ol Amboy and terse-in streets. tot Down on
the Frank ford road and 1.14) wee t the other at the
northeast corner of C.dral sod Berssant Innen. wish •
nowt on Lord street. Nineteenth ward. The t• o i s
sold so non tot. with 8.. fro.. Kir d..
TWO-STORY BRICK IiiVELLING. with tnak
Ingo. No an Cherry anon ce•i ny Fifib sunk
RE aL ESTAT,. NAL e. — ertBRUART Itk.
At II o'eloelr. coon.
Orphans Court lisle—Fatine is! Beide
T I.OT OF GROUND wicahwest forcer of Le/Latino
and Huron aunt.. .Vint Ph ladelph!s_
VALDA BLEI UT. Noitle Frith sten& en r. s do Le
tween George and Fre-Alin atree ts Non here L ben.e.s,
la feet frcnt, arid 111 fret dirk to Ayr.* street, two
front.. with fins • dwelling and stable.
Ida' North biztesnth street. east side. store Pagr:ok
'treat.
Tile FE-STORY daICK DWELLING,vest &de of
Froward id ran. mi.eth or re d"..reo,
NEAT 1 1 01 11, RNIDWP LLING N 0.1112 &TIN Filth:
rine& below iffashinzton •t en& cie to yj
EICSINPNB PTA IND.—Thenintr• In - irk tavern
K. dwelling. N 0.1344 Pun oak Iliad. atone Whattonst.
Pereutetory Fate.
ANCIENT AND %Kiln EN Olt. PAINTINGS, WA.
TER-COI,Ok DRA WINGS. /:at.
• T Ntnt,
Jammu 27. at the Sa tu rntore, comanthee
o'clock wilt be sold ccoissnosi a ancient sod mi n ders
al ptiiittik•e. eonitroung Via-10411 interesting , 211-Jtols.
Moo, a number of water color draiinne t by Easksk
as_d AMOOICAO oasts.
UI be .rraage4 for inspectun2 twe dais trarlocl,
with cataloeue.
BALE OF TALTABI7rINFON AND - 1 2iERICA.11
BOOK..
Tins P.rnn
At the auction store. • ncleect.reith.
of soluble locks,
on serious soNetts, including a number of Ear Lordoa
edituor a.
Ilar For gottionlars wes. e•talnesea.
Peremptoryllels—ky
A C cf as Rere)Ter.
COLOR El:ty A RN. IN PIGO. ND Nar AR rr. ,A I' TSB
KA.AuNt3o MILL.. NEAR FRAAKEVIID.
On Idozdae llortnee,
Jan 30. II o'aloek, yin be Aoki at ruhLTe .en. 5.4.. or
der of the reeeinir at the A mama° 11.na sear r reek . load, I 542 Its. Wire and brown yarn, 131 Its. rf d rarn_
4,63 lbs- blue tun. Ibs fray pm. 1R !be. to In
•sts, et sans in looms.
LT Pewee-Wars in Itnadnalls.
liar bale reremptorr. Terms rash.
Retain,
s rib Arch ttra+L
STOCK. OF LOOKING GL a&I AND PICITRZ,
FRAMS-S, KNOB A VINGS.
O Teemy ormne.
Slat instant. at n
II) ticloc ln k.a Al t Ass CS Arrh alreet. by
order of Josieph A. Clay. V.ret.. seen ref, the *core icatk
of halo/red and Kai autied Lasklns gm. I arei R.:Value
frames. A'l , .a nomt4r rf engratlnfs.
11TFWISarttenisaueatalogats threads'', prEriosa
lo sale.
We No. DM pidgin etreet,
O E.NTEEL kivusetioLo FCE.SII t
PETS. fie
01! ITedneadir Morning.
Feb. lat. it 10 o 'clock, et LUI Olden street. the gen
teel hourehold furniture, eitpeta, of
ChhteghtetleekeepliN •
Also. the kitchen Itivartnre.
NT ?stay be examined it S &deck on eta =inlet or
the sale.
Sale at Noe. Us air sorAt o w l Stmt.
SUPBSIOIt FURNIT RE PRE-'S
ruara-port EARDWIs. CARP h: - M
Oa Thursday . 11 ortuhar.
At 'o'clock. et the Auction More, sr
exeellent second hand furniture. Cassia p-w.a-fcrtss.
fine rtunvra, won,' etc-, tram frenilusa ttectic , r•
houseksesutat Moored to Use More tor coaresueux. of
ENHY 11. LEEDS LE AUC
TIONEERS.
IN NEW YORK.
J. LINEDICOR'S FIRST ANNUAL SALE.
SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OP oa,
PAINTINGe, AT TetE: NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF DESIGN, TENTH STREET. NAM 15010 •D-
W AY, NEW ORE. OMPRISING THE wOHNS
OF THE MOST EMINkN 1" ARTISIB IN EC
p_OPE AND AMeRICA.
Will be sold at aneben oa the ace/donor
Ilist January and Ist Fenrure.
At half past 7 o'clock. each ereninc. at the National
Academy of 141 , 0 - 11. ArnOat the plantain an to afound those of Church, Achenbath Ro hereo.l.Kea
sett, Durand, endear. Meter of Bremen, Ed. r Iwo.
Wm. Shaper Er., Remo; Verbeecklionn. coney.,
Liftmen. ;noes. Jitins. SI sad Wtc. Hort. Gidcod,
llssooograton, Diftwelt. E. Juhr.s.in Tait. O. H. Hall , I-by
SI. Spencer. Shattuck, and many others. The slaws
can be •xamined at the Our, place. free. clan! th•
o , all,nki or uds, from SA. 31.10 P and train .o
10 P. M. istemsistu-st
ST. LOUIS, 110.
WILLIAMS & BOY LE. AUCTIONEERS
A , D COMMISSION YERMANTS. No.. M
North MAIN Street. Sr. Lorts. liiix•ifortat'eT
Masan. hi) err. CIA flora. k Co. rifer
trot, berncell to the inerob•ant. se•tefactzrere. srd
other" of Plnladelehra for the saltier dr;
po , e. boot., shoes, hardware, Jewelry. tc.. S c.
eel - Cash edraneee mad- ea receipt of greets.
NT Settlement s made three dart after tale,
REFERENCES.
Messrs. lime. Manna. It, Co., Phila.
.• Stuart & Brother Phil
Van V') oh. Townsend. & Werrena, Nay 'fort.
L.a. B. C ar t & 1. C0.. New Yost.
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