irttszt r Aic.,'s` - rittßoitißtsgit
Litthotted foi Pfew o l.-• . ~.r , f „
;: ‘ 'Oginottieferf iflY,TitsTittet, ; ei,BeentillnettriO,
yea Mtn ithrIIDNIS (IT Joni( OSPIZ-Tnitio Div',e
,Peto
;,,;aintionoe-Ritstanits ow F, Canalitl"Bayineergiemin
2erl Demstren,_wti."lnierroor et.irectiney:Mann PON
- TEN: 00100IONWIIALTIL-0116108 On JUDOE,AI.OIp9N-.
r• No Winning or 11X Itray.-Yeriteidays,litthecenst of
Oyer and Temlner, Indite dlliaiMend,TheMeeell bn
the bench, the eneent , RiAliiiet Thcimpeon, obarged'oPi
•
G-themurder df Vibe Cards on the'tibridite Of tbelTO of
April last. was maimed and oonoluded.:,l*-ekbefOro
10 o'clook, the vielnity-of BiXtli rind .Clostaut•itreele.
was throneed by people' libeling teigainadmittehee to
the oourt-room, and the rueh was.so hun
dred,' had to bedimptiointed. Iti:treofflfleereilYlMder
- stood that F. Carroll Breareterelfielii Would Make the
concluding speech for the defeede'nt the Opening of the
...em u mid this - feet MeterlidlY tended to increase the,
excitement in Me; sieletsborliood. The defendant w,as
seated - In the 'middle of the ' yriihner's hill Wan
tenanoe wearing, the - Eliot anxiotts expression. 'After
names,ef the 'intim' hid' been called by theclerir.
molmo., stir arese,,andisMile the Meet pedfoendailenite
suhmittedthefollowing- , ; ; , ,
DaTENDANTnI POINTS POE TOP Neitteth 00410 t 00N11-2
Defendant's:counsel respectfully. tentteat thelearned
court. to °Mame the jury ae Movies • • - - •
1. That the Commonerealthms bounal.to make nut
_ each element "of ita • case beyond every leasonoble
doubt . • :e , • .
in everiorimineldagethe defendanyn gain must be
winde out by evldenod stilliblentiy,oenelusive %occlude
every renewable suPPreiltion 011111 tOrrigneann , :'Whig"
ton's Crimitier Law. MN.. --
2. That. evidence of tight le-tbe 'weakest etidence ;of
A perseuiloirevek.`emiseioturnt innownee, might
not have the coinage Atittand a trial, bet -might. al
' tholightnnowent,thinkit neeesenry to cinema his safety
by flight." - Abbett,./..Bek. vg, Oeiniallteited in What
' ton'e &VC ••,-, .
S. That, meonneetiOn with theevutenpe on thistaniet.
- the Jury should consider the wounded, condition of the
defendant at the thno,and_hilianbleinueur freesurrenNer
" of hime-Iftbeirirou.
4 That ,evidence of, premone,good - oharaotrir is enti
tled to greet eenslderation.
-••k
Thet•evidenoof Geed eliareeteriantiteele 1411-
- cleat to raise a dou b t. Lawn 0. CassipT.,
- -F. Caen BRllVaten.
_
Counsel for defendant.
• Ilrewstar: addressing himaelt to the ruty4, then
Did• that the gratitude of anneal Wite•due, herr
!Jr the patient attention which they badmen ested in
the levesiientme of the aces , to which no wee about to
addreeabllTlSPlL The true lento Wee not, is It had been
• -stetted by thoteetriet A ttheney-not whetheywe live in
a Chilstien land. but whether the , prisoner at the ear
was guilty o' the murder of John("Apia. form Pad
m , n cr h a stuns in Nialed,,Acr appeal 'has been
made for sympathy the ,onseer ; or thelConimoke
wealth. whe cameras that -the 'oeMpanlons or tee dead
. mem bee:ode-gelled him. Batelleus that „the witnesseei
' for the Consreonweialth never swerve except in favor or
a defends t. Meters gentredutts otatehtellt. Peer
fturineeN nor find It so with theelders, Tor,dtd Na-,,
beiti. Who 'e falsely, accueed and, stetted. IBS district
Attorney or, roue-minded *amen,' Jeze-o,
bat, who seeercel he defendiset's blood by precisely the
- n e nem eer of witneame as are brought Pero by Mr.
Mann 'n in 'be 011,1114 °me 411" X Weed and
Me. Bmwster. at crit,t lama o, f 0 ,1
* 5051m•nt.d uirinthe testimney or al: s it•yritnetisei for
the, mosrention Jam 'it Toorittie:•WaCinfilith Striking
disteince of, the nine who held tilatel in his heed. Be
was flee to face with him. end I , lll o it )003 ilevetattinen
with ei
fir ehorn He hed .keevfa - arum
:time end Pet . when he is eallsa an the sond he, ta i s, to
say that he identifies the ,iwisoner_as -that pennon ; it
wits monnlioht night, an the Commonwealth lees the
lure to Ile what , heir owevel, mar tness'wil 'nut twalortli m e .
to dn. Chrostlen hewer Wm the man, end the
eond flash of the pistol' , 'He knew' the, defendant. end
he. ton. f ifts to ,recornlee him.e"fileiger. , Save tee
Commonwealth. e•felleveed hintwith his eye." Dells f•
Consirlor Hie crowd atetlof e wetea:Mr :Condition.Ge
, ger fair flame s riser-sew Catee fel t -enw Caple t s
veht leg under.the who , lor the Staler f ari inge-We ■
Ore or his periltion as he fell-silt him picked 'up. end
.• yet. all thili time bed, his eve on the meal Bowls this
- possible end if possible,• still Omer utterly felled to,
rernanife hen
.7 A oly B. o dame. the Wile vitae/ml'4 the moseentien,
~,.
ev &nee/ self.rontradiotory. and proven ter
I vie other t stimany and eirountmeriee in
the f011.4". 2 Adams ht. Of'-'ffse. 5 member of the Shaer .
- Bora cowltem • He neased running with thatalieert•
Sue when he commenced en rnnwith the pollee. [Laugh.
.• ter.) i Beer Bloomer states that be did • not ten dame
tti the corner ; and Adame•whe makes ao,,eatllel rur
nrent rat' - from that. which he Nave hetOre,,oolCiper
enrol. at The lion or ,the inquestoyetequeto eltrftlith
• ,•• the derepdant le the murderer - •ettiyard i.tosueenburg
sew diet , net ythe man who fired, and Yet does Notre
- omelet the tinsoner,,lN , lliam R-Danole saw the man,
and does not recoznise Th made: 'Now. observes five
- men have their eyes on the man ; Weis saw' Motel!
face. and do not way it was the derendent.• One saw the
side of the (nen and the ether, Ores. who. Bay the
ba-k not, piths defendant. attempts to Lathe 00minis
- mon of this areas otime upon him -, „, • , t
" Where. asked Mr. Brewster, Is the motive of Thompe_
win foe the murder of Capie? -They were unknown to
etch other, and halm not even been proved to be mem
' ben (rival fire companies If ' °meson:le not the
merderer. where is he. asked Mr.-Mann? We tome all
' h aria of John Caele. and douhtleas the avenger of blood
NMI ripen hispath. It is not for the defence to point:out
-the monde , . That la the homiest' of the Commonwealth
Mind &reties. all the aelte sssss against Themppoo
are. members of the - Shaer...Bose. a fact not ,nnurn
poreart• In its bearing urea their testimony, ' The !ie
. . dente of isthe Weakest of all evidenee.' The in.'
mew fl ee. het 'the guilty - navel' surrender., Mr.
.- - Byerly testifies that. at_the don the first two shots were
heard, the defendant wee in -hie sight, emit of Telfth
street He had no doubt in the weak! of thie fact '.John
.1. Gallagher heard the f i rst alto shots. Atthat timethe
defendant was stendidg in his company= the efdewelk.
10. wee confident that when these shots-were fired the
'defendant vegeta! of Twelfth street. Rudolph Co
lemb.remembere heavingthe first two 'hots At that
• • - time the starendanteans weedier with him. Gee H.
- raw°, fifys !* wag cast of Twelfth street ; the ' e
.' sealant wise standing hme when the shots 'were
. red I sin quite eartabe_of that."
Peter. Bloomer. an officer ocdthe Comtnonivialth.
SNOWS that the first he saw of trufrkinindantwas on the
' east side of T weird...et he caw rins•Tilir amend of
the four men: saw Thompson assaulted for hie life. wid
hes d.theshnts nee. the ground es, that Themeeon
was brutally lteatenby (Megan mut intro whrottnago,!
to escape., These who
. aitemptod
life are ; s'' )- for k ih "go n e!
'tin. rtfelre e w errafTerzy- by us ihely
story, indeed.. They evidently consulted their own in
' Jerome-when Ahoy !evolved keep away-from this
_ eonrt ream.
. afr. Browder spoke for two hours. wid hiereMarks.
which were If stened to with the Mutest nterest, referred
- in detail to the evideern of both sides- „lie woke of the
• argue•eyed witness, °Neer Prettemen. mho, centre
- had been reserved until , a ft er' the defeat° ad
been closed,. ea Wring eiventeetimoey which was m.
posable in i s very nature. and bontradieted by all the
Other witnesses to the once. The evidence u to char
- aster we/ most important. 'lt ie dilloult to nenuiro. but
easy to 1030, Thlrty-one witnesses have oOli 0 from all
nersuits d prOthadonli in life to beer cheerful testi
mony to the good name and conduct of this prisoner.
'1 hie evidence of Itself was su fficient to create a doubt,
end where doubt already e xisted , ' to decide the case In
fever of the defendant. '
Dating the biome portio n of 'Mr. Biewater's argu
ment, Mr. Mann said that he believed the defence had
„_been but recentiv - manufhotured: Mr. 80. with mime
warmth, replied that it was a notorious-fat in this
eounty, that the learned District Attorney had incurred
- nubile demure 'be permittineiMr. Byerl7, a main wit
nese for the defence in tine case, to goon a•inry who
• were to try a warm and -li fe long friend of the latter.
nail that he teen round that inr..Byerly was tree to his
- oath, and cons-it:Led n friend- to whom' he was bound by
the stroureet ties It will not do for the Di.trint Atter
-Pt, ever to alter bin tune. and, leenfe goali:nen like
Mr. Burly of perjury . when he knows thet the history
- of the get few ye ere 'Mimes him as a truthotelling eiti
, ee. It le eur province bero 10 defend this wane-mite,
Itobert Thompson. It seems to be the' aim of the Dis
trust Attorney to rather a wreath or laurel to' attest a
professional, triumph 1.0 be 'fathered. fermi the .grea
- of nn innocent man.- Let - the vontlemen of tee,jory
welsh this aram carefully , and they will see that one
entnees for the, Commonwealth Is isontradieted by six ,
.for the defence. and thus not Only a doubt of guilt, bat .
a oertainty of innocence Ispresented. In the course of
itme.wernity all have te de:M.ll.9m the fountain of
' justice. Let us he (fateful 'hat we do not miff' muddy
its elements ; let us reflect that therein ewers* murder
• then ens on the highway, and that that is the murder
of The innocent at the hands of , . .•
• - Hoping that the verdict ma: ei one arida In'the years '
- that Pro to come will not disturb your waking moments
Of your dreams. one. bused' upon ;your coneetembees
oonvietione one according to the amide's/tie in the eause„•
/ leave this case satisfied that you will discharge Your
wpiee My. a , _
'strict Attorney Mann closed the argument on behalf
o the Commonwealth. 110 said that , this wee indeed a
mow pain fat invectigation. There eon be none Braver
or more important in all Ms consequences, for it is cow'
to be decidederheiher a. deliberate murder, cominined
In the poblio streets le the presence of a number of
witnesses, can be perpetrated with Perfect Benefits';
- whether thereto any hamse power to arrest audeunieh
the offender and whather nil public conedenais is to be
wr hdrawn from the trial by hart of men charred with
mender. These are questions. gentlemen of the Jury.
most crave end important ; you are to decide them upon
• ur responsibility to year fellow-men and to •Your
Unser
Barely the Vine has Pit &delved whey' juries 'min turn
their eyes from •he Mute, become It is melancholy or
painful. to dwell upon. and t we themselves; op to the
embraces of falsehood : wearing the wee o f truth to fon.
ittil i ti f erO ' i l A n ll7 ,i, gri;e, i irin r ermva d the a ti f :;; l i74sl,:l - ,
owp oaths Can it be that in thi life,proteeting Antra.-
ration are lo be t inch, to leave the sub, twen of
ern' O end alooffh4Now, rind in the end; h e i s t-ad of
enelosin lour erase the dlvini goddess herself. you
am Minn b•e. to embrace a °toed I f ireft be,MY
Piece, ,:entiemoo. to aid you, it
i t ean. in the ascertain.
meet of the rte h. - t-conte-d or that. and that alone.
J do rat fthn heft,e you gashing for or earniev any pe
el:mime reward either ',mew, nor defeat In this note
minis to me any en arquenees that ems de not chars,
fn yon end lel Ye ere eimine watch and ward over the
lives end eafet of • mil'ions. I am. aura:then. rhea you
• will 'Me me a nor undivided ettew toe while I recapitu
late the tort MOO' o f nte f ism it-for .1 be
-I,eve Hurl) ran-the eat o this pr weer..
Mr. Man 'hoe called attent 'en to the folioWidg pro-
Positions. which hearrued with great forcer
not Cwt• shot when eteudins al or. near
' the ton me of the eheTer Hose owners 1 , , Steepen -
street above Twelfth. and at the time spoken of by the
vie ewes?
eseered.-Wair he' not killed by the first or Mooed shot
then flied'?
Thsr4.-Wan h. not. killed by a Mew-of bullet. shot
foorn rifted phooll -_
zeourot.-"id not the malt who WOW' at tif" neer the
Southwest oorner of Twelfth end ()Moven amens, din
,
. charge the firstond second shots? .
•
enoethat penmen Wien t h ; he •
a In-
thrly- rn byffeemey end wash* not rs4iiedtis described
Iry ell tom Wdalfteleil to tee - wise ? , •• -
150.14., Wes net that porton the prisoner I -
Feneenl:-Cneeider Thompson e immedjete flight cm a
onescieuseess on hie partof his an it. He was neat
tendsd buy enactor anis visited seareily 'be some Of hie
!etiolate fneriaf. The • Geese. Mr,ldeaghere ueblesh•
tatty conies into court and states that he was en
.„ wry art.,' the mu dar. Liable, as he to the entry. ed
Perm Iv of the law, he, of course, is exCeedingly earn ral
10_11910g in his evidence. - •
Th.sepointe were clear y stated an ensiled nrion the'
Minds of the jurist's with a zeal and got that tan ''ed
ili desire on the part nt the, Commons ealth's _Officer to
do hie,Whelectitv in the case, fdr, kilannon his-reply
- to Mr • 'wider: said Abet he gonght no - victim and
waved net a, sine le drop of ihoblood of innocence, -
-wanted- no tharela fathered, from the - graves 'of those
'Whom the law murdered -he desired to pot no sods on
- the' testing piece of the tinnichteMalt ) executed-he
*lowly discharged-MO - setorn and solerim obligation
whew as pramecuting attorney for the ConifficetweVth,
he p dated out, •in all its ghastly deformity, thee me
orb oh had tensed the greet heart Of_ the filly to ;negate
• with fear , and added another, to• theyory st howl-
Melee whteh- but -a few short yeas* knee 'graded the
n ma end fame of Phlledelphis, andstained Ler annals
,
tit the blood of elituatered andyneuevecops Tinning.
. - t me, answer the yurpmea - or the derenceie this case
so amigo poor John thaw, who 'now /deep* in a quiet"
gr f ave, a seer.fine•at the shrine of,an unparalleled spirit
violence; cannel may draw .his traduce non;
' had. dre,d abode arid parade them again end - MIMI
roll/ the- MO? and vulgar gage . ; And ' ineintiate
- that ft was but - right - abet Wh - sowed 'this wind
. [should • reap -the, Whirlwind.-' •Allt ;not - gentlemen',
• If John Came wee the votary of orror intim years that
' are itenejsubsequent reflection end eenlitunbeet In the
ratan a solitary eel( maylliave wronght • rt . reformatory
• , matt tore lot he Wert ol the „released eonvice.." Folly
tewe may bare had their day with Cape; and a
itter angel: *had ng with it s
records of a thine o? pest. wooed ali s el• l oll hi c nVtg
t oe brimbtueu and truth of a nobler, Notre, Be that as
- - tliTn . 7l; i arlinriZti v i:Peggd7l l :, ‘ d a iii i ttl e snO t tr ni " "°l
eloperion
than the nnforgotten umortimete who repose. In the
on id of the oemetruy To-day there is a•living. and
startling reality preeented , to' our visloh. - If Cattle
• „
...wee. at. the time he was suddenly" and unwarned.
„ shot down' in , the • etiblie: highway e , bullet of
ice -midnight eassoin, the "bold , soao that
tee d fence' chum then how terrib'eo-oh!
how horrible and monstrous wee the guilt of his mar.
derero - pho, with - lees than tiger mercy. aimed at the
Lead or Capin and sent Mull in,e Witte torment to the
awful, presence of &hist and rig h teous 4lod , "with his
, • .nnrieteconed eine Atilt landeped Weed him: •imsgine
eardlet.-Pletlire it'deed of, wickedness more revolt-,
- 7ng In itir every aspect, nor glint form and shape to an
act ()fain more cowardly or, °fedi. Bhanieand infaaty
by MAC. and• by der' Moat accompeny.the- abandoned
homieide. arid ten thousand vodkas could, never re
move the brand of the firet,Murderer from 'the averted
brow of the:Godless recreant who' le 1101nrilfhnlY in
forreie.Robert,ThompeonisAir the Wok,' and the wit
_ h ave;
the stand. however, painful it gyo., to th e.*
nalle.'ey twit recor d ed oaths', put t he teal of inefface
able guilt - upon hire.- Gentlemen. e - fOult moo; nitre t
"tad Its coneitattenesseare hie so e poseesilino,
Mann referred to the, detainee as she commotion
yesterday-as a seheme unihought a! Week sinus,
andtroughtin with its balloting mach , at the test ram
,. meet to breakdown the- oaths of. benesto law-abiding
men. The whole of it was the Verymboditnent of
.:„ folathiliodthe Be was seen in Ito macre' re ft ntere, and the
- trothsn utter istranger to its every artlchlatiod. 'There
lad during the wit few. days been stint 'trees. 'doings
in the viointty of the court room. Life-lorurfeee,men
, who have waxed deeth and destruotion against woh
other for yeareeniembers and adherents or, tho. Muffler
- • and Moyameesing 11030-Cotutelet are tieartfratenii
,. ding with the love of, Da nte end iLnathati. i Banat
r•- non.) Ma witnesses have. gentle rs7d alter, rind by
„i t i r ;t e le . amiable corglenation. tunnel iidso_yght
in her very telitelet... , hoye lean Hen.
itag r arrii f man s o w i o nergi h ee k s: a _r b t e eriti ed th e g-P s ." ten .'
whoin be had - vowed fo an. min e , I wYo e m ti as n- e t u 4l o ° ,l4
• - dam foes he figured in many etenee et rof tied bloce
i _Abe
a d, - „
% • - ir,Brareflthr. Orhere Is no evidence. of-thatfluit In
tbje cause- tied eb eta oot now be referred to,.
Mann, rooming, said that be knew his duty, and
dlecluattie it fully 'and' fearlessly: Be hen
neeledtbedletradofel state of MAP' tri erhiels be Isla
Fretted. anAteltistlfied,hy *Reding, thereto, An yn-,
• oly Combined"?' ad been perfected by noted outside
-',- Cons to render t tat 'La mockery-ea, mere lame ;
I ' 4AV:t h at ‘ :notragri t te d nee. G et t a h r i l e n g fs ritmli 6 r j etryl i ri
••.., the face. we Id yin peeeet.,wtille.the enemies to r aw
said order pinned Vomit the' dignity of-the CoMPlIon•
Wept, end swat to triumph over It; majesty
,
' 'amid ookendyroutd,oot be their mot. dared ie look
-Obesity:An the , (mom and :S trive -With , - an- honest,
etToM.lo out: Ile _might -send
-,- -inearto4, - Yeate - INA "Obit - DMIg .town
_ ;,",, , 1 • a ;
.o..iyatirrointrWskatml , eorrspetionr - vhhtli4as , :yese ,,,
mg rasen hew mour ;Teo mast: Juoges
-I=b l arelltft e et2Orgratttagarg lll474 a
whom .1 le-course -of-- time,- he -should- return to
-ateted dAP ,P1a11.44 Gods upiviteould
a itt,Ovaealtilt•eta and dear Atiat .the , `been
false to his duty or fa led to contest, inohby no eVell
step of emboldened rope, towards the purity of trial
by ury.
Mt nn then want over all the testimony, selootitik
the miss points on bWhsidoei oommetttleg upon them as
mearly indiestbreor guilt;and lenforolug his views by
fresment references to.the law on evidence and Orr
credibility of witnesses., Tho witnesses for the Com
monwealth gaye.-to their statSMeats to the 0 9reeel'e
jury months sits, and now reiterate them without, it
4elleVirvritilitten.' itafenieniltut tho "OontN
trary,attio t a trot; Y, ft mum Invention. the tender
age of which is-beet -intestect'by its puerility. It is pn
Anfaut of an. hour'e birth ,and,
tared id t° life to beeorrie 'shivered and shaken to frax
meets by the first blait of foot. The witnesses for the-
State swear ,to the rittil,9ll2._Wpdnestlayi without pre
vious concert ari kind, The defence, after havifig,
the cause delayed by sweiarlng to the absence and me,
terfaUttrif.4ltabinek who bitY6 , net and inning be pre
' dueled, arid who ,it Nan tritencled roger P 4 l
brought into , the emelt ' room. ring a big wattle's.
rft(ceen¢;erhorp,the littie;onee .ean -merely corigrete, to
build up an Inconsistent plea of innocence to th i s most
serlouseharge., .
The District. At tiinfeY Were Want into am elaborite
erellment to .show the. alienations of 6he prisoner as to
his whereabouts. to be otradteted Dy a foot whielt
could not be galsesid,i if what Thompson's friends
allele as to his *Alton o n - the night of the murder he
true, now in pm nemeptoomnain epee coma this pH-,
sort nave am arnund inth - Tyrolfth street to be arrest
_ed Toomey saw the man with the pistol. and bow him
sheet.' That Mitnhe strualtrover the'head with the firs
hont.„ Oration Gahror saw the, man with the pistel,
and. ipaW him streak. [Hug area ware urma zhlin until lie
_Was arrested by the officer, Mr. Adams, the of.
finer, saw Thompson, Are the shots , saw him etruok
with the horn, , and arrested him. What clearer
chain of guilt :ootdd s 17001114 be presented to
the oonsideration or_ ao intelligent and refits:loml
him? Hew do we sooonol for the two disoharged °ham
bervof 'the irudYtMent, ofdeath 'was found in the
possession, of , TholiepeAttr. W.hen Wes that piaci dis
charged.
charged -find tne Omit. it* 'content.' took the, life'of
s
Ttregl n gti l gall t d:OrAl'Ti,efrom
theyfritatiiir f.:W.Vires hinns f attacked. ne is
alleged flow did he got to the.comnr where ho was
arrested s These avemisin interrogatonei. but there: is
no antrwering some. The truth. in it nutithell. is this:
The defendart-proves,faistpabout , which men can nai
rally be mittaken. while the Cratimbnirealth establis hes
resets about which. inatreaccot..by any pnaphilitya
mistaken. These point witionerrinn finger to the guilt
of inobert Thompson, and,itisseur,duty,. gentlemeninf
'the jury, to find him guilty cf Murder in the first degree.
In oonolosion. District Attorney Neon strenuously ap
pealed to the fury to stand by the law as they found it
• upon the, statute-bookedl the ; country.. 'Lot no undue
nymynthy bins your minde 'either' ditectiod. for :or
against, this,priforkunate young mr,. It is true he has
many warm , friends. who have mustered around and
snout him in the hoer of his extremist need. De has a
fond, true:earted. mother, whose hopes , are ,aan
, tred in n Min ; he has • 6 • kind 'father. who. In
]tie- yi one. of. the dim, future, nee -loped to the
time - hen the lifoliop front his be set ilio lld
multiply in years. and in the „stream o life -refieot
the'purity of its soured He tine friends: lt Is trite,
of respectability and influence; but the son hall
Nwan
dered. end is to the %e boss, of those, who-guided
iadA
stioded ills days in the spring time of hit
enosi stands before the world as a mu dash" 'Arthur
Spruce wan guilty for the greed or gain of the iniude• -
two women. He had nnfrienii“end no °nuptial out a m etn
her of the birwho, unread . defended him.-Itte not what
the friends or relative, of the m 'Boner ate, but what
~has :the prisoner done Thie is the issue, andyour
duty, however rain ul it m 6.5 he towards the criminal
i
is a sworn one to decide t Let the evidence. all the
evidenee.ln the cause,. !rains. and' To consolendes
etono7oe. the verdict. ,ln any event rest satisfied
that m whinenblidation in th's instanoe has been ate
entree art responsibility is now with you as the
onstodians of the law and of the' lives of the membe rs
of this community - . • • -
.The address of the District Attorney was'tisterie to
:With breathings Isttintlan, mad mode a marked im
pression cm all who heard It. judge Allison charged the
iintrfolly oh the law and the ihota : after whioh the jtiry
retired for deliberation. and the court adjourned until
eight o'clock in the evewns.,
ESAIIIIRMELWEI OP TEN "COIIRT—NO VERDICT.
At 01 designated 'tour, last eve Th ing. th e court re
essembled. the room being as closely...peeked with spec
tato sa. dorinv thy day • session. '•ChOnl ,o7 ) Wee evi
dently at sari. nuts,, largo melority o f f his friends
were sanguine of an acquittal. Mr. H. Smith'. who has
°barge of thejnry;said tbst they wouldpot come in un
til this morning. an announcement which created no
Anti° excitement Inside and outside. -The court then
adjourned. and-Ttompeon was again removed Mora
mealtime by idt. orter. - .Furman Mayliew,'when about
to rake ohatto 0 - the Ja7 at the adjournment, um ob.
jecited to by the, prisoner s counsel. and Mr. Smith was
'atilieinted nerforrn that duty.:
Jr . -- w v AL - 4.1. 8 i . , • •
WANTEW .
D.--A•ANTED. 7 — young man from tho
canon, aiistais a iftwstion ina store whore he
would make himself generally useful; can coma well re.
commended. Salary nate...musk an object luta perma
nent situation., Ansinsee . ..V. ~. om oft Chip paper. '
fel.3t*
. . ,
SutuAnorte WANTED. BY • A - YOUNG
men as an essioteet book-keeper, or 'sett, aloft ;
would work in esters, learn the, wholesale Dry Goods
or Notion 8U51116113. and make hArnself %entrails., useful.
Addneu.ALßLA. Press • tel ft*
ST. LOUIS TEN, TER CENT. INVEST
-141EPITS. , ,
• 61540 and $56000 wanted for live yearsby venom-i
-bis parties on mortgage of business propertioir, very
centrally situated. worth double the amount.
Interest notes payable semi-annually in Philtulelphts,
and ptinatinaptil,aarantten. R JONES
tt l ijr! " , : •
. . No. 120 South SEVENTH Street.
••WAntll- - ity a Young Man who writoa
• a fair hand, and is inink at figures, a situation
as_Assistant Clarkin some Mercantile Hones, Address
aloe of this paper. - - Ja9B-6t*
LAND WARRANTS WANTED,
' ICIGREBT PRICE arv2N,
DREXEL & CO..
• 94 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Jo, lit
FOR SALE AND :TO LET
T 9 -1114'N.
yll..ros.dom) AND THIRD STORIED oir ,► LARUE
• GIUNITB BUILDING,
No. 5 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
AS 3Y /00YDET IN DEPTH'.
• „
IftlB-wfmtf APPLY ON HE PREMIBEB.
gri TO OAPITAr PWS.—FOR SALE --
miens Maetnuer , Stotai t vid ?f a lave
fd
enniseterr.of P PER A isCHNIEL re"^ oh
every oonvepienee or missy &con an extensive busi
ness. • aeorable investment to tleillOtla Of eqe nu who
canpush the baldness Pot _W !A
e tli or without the
building. Inquire at $llll CEPATN UT Id UM.
,
jalgivfmtf
ROR SALE 'OR TO LET—A neitt,
...ven,en. owns, No. 8 7 1 NORTH BIXTR
Strom% • alB foe armi 4.
,d• sp. Apply atilo. 430
MAR r'r RtroPt. Jao-tinw4lt
PUBLIC) biLIXOF ATARIA, LAT*. TLI E
about rP?';l 'e laTil' A Zl a lrfig o , i r n el lipVe c r ° lrn e rty, ° l=i n r:
mare. beautifully situated on the Uelaware County
(old Btlumorei turnpike road. 011 es (foal Market
stree brifisci , bjltidelphle, and . with In a few rode lof
the new West Coaster fteuroad. at Dario -road elation.
a gelmprovement; eye extensieff,atid eubstantlalwond
ood variety of fruiter' the It will to ehown.
on apaltestion BRAM or figIIFMD.POW.II.II,,
residing thereon: The rate: w otr will be . PDPltieei to
oollunionfl et3o'clook P. hf.. pineisely on MAL day.
the
_ninth br,stened thonth,(FetetelV . lBo4, when the
oennitionewill *mane known:: [•. - • ,
Ja2o-10t" BY , ORDER OP THE lIEIRB.
•
GERMANTOWN PROPERTY —For
ale or to Rent, slaves and ootrimodione ROUSE.
with all , the modern improvemente, cornet of AR SAT
Stine: and WILLOW AVr , NU.E. within five minutes
walk Ollckareh-lane
_stump. inquire at HENRY
RN'S Marble Yard, GREEN Street, above
Seventh, Philadelphia. - , Ja2B.6t
jpg TO RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
.:',A.Setttil Stare and !Unita', well Looatea for bald
nerktll, 70 by 2S feet, three abniep bleb, with water
power and item for looping end litualonc coot's.
A Dre Rouse, se ttyae teet.witn good water for dyeing.
I Vhil enti . 9ld t r iinet'a law!. neat Oe
_Rearm: 70411 1 'g iso vary
ape...Melo tooths etti r , m a t iamee
very desirable.
Apply _THOMAS IL FlettEß.
Jalt.tf Fisher's Lane.
)11,SALEAStilailke Lot at corner: of
Chriett;tn 'and Tar'eatioth ' , treats. havlng three
front+. auttablotor a oburoh or faotorr sit*. For t.rov.
&0.,, a4dra•v.l . Ulm oUIOII. jalB tf
AO,TORX LOT FOR, SALE, -- A value,-
, blee cornet 10t,125 feet Annexe. !Lavoie three fatiete,
admitabl located tor &factory site It a mtuated 10
Abe deout We ten &Et or -Ike city, IA a rapielplin
eircoruei 1. It Will be sole on
_reasonable
terum For,wirtio4 rat Wiese " K.," office o The
HOUSE's.- TAVERNS. and t..TORES.
Real Estate of every dessirri t
E fgl i ttlo .7 to
rent. APPI7 to
Real A n
" . 11 I r o l d i tV h & t3 q. P . V e r .:!! ` lV 4
Mro
All orders wt be promptly atten ed to. Email,
Frond, and birdman spOsen. Collsotor of
nlB-3ro Orouaa
Rants.'
DRAWING AND PAINTING MATE.
gusi eeti pad At lio tottro' Otatlonery.
si o nimp st , m r-elar: .
t g
• i '
or %Ammon, rad Moo for Artlito and
oinmaOards, 4cortoart and Frinoh. '
d os gra ll taa 6ta t:th7 o t o p me % i i ;
2sKY,
wirifidaAtAitrit4.4freh F .' l o, ji ‘ T et".,i;
SLATE ROOFING, &a —Whoever desiies
•:thate ROOt DUt lrotterly on, or a .leaky One made
get. toot - warranted. Ann hays immediate attention,
y Minding to THOMAS GRIFFIN,BIater.
NINTH and T.UOMFBON etreets.
OW Slate ourehltaed. Jam -Int •
3(X)' BLS , lidlifax rind 'Eastport
LOO bozos Sealed Herring, =halt
bbli White Fyh, In atoresmilor orile_b
Ait y
wild. J. TAYLOR &
Ign and 12S NORTH Wharves.
M AtatißEL.-- 7 485bb18. Nos, 1,2, and 3
Man d terel, in minuted Onnb n itfaoksges, ot the
latest vain An' anie_by O. HAULER AROH
ikon. woinove trireme. • Jr.2l
RUSLITON,'S . ,
COD WU 011.,,
vos
CONSUMPTION.
AIACIE=For sale by
A.V.i. VlT.TtartiLL BROWtilt.
,Nns. 47 RYA 49 Nnrth ttErION Mtroat
TIN FblL—Light and heavy_ English and
P '" h ' f "" le i g wE rr i g liii elt. Sß
Jail Ping. and 4 or BROOM /
D1. , E14,‘ 411' 011iSTNtrr STREtT,
fibove Poutta, porta aideptradlyBbiTY beet
amovait and Chewing I,9hapoon
11254111 ‘ ,
(IMAGE B. SLOAT4.• Co.'s
BEITINQIKAoarruts,
,•.la3l-00 • • no. Usse OBBS - 'NUT Street.
VIAWSON '
'&
'NICHOLSON, -
BOMMIN)MRSIC A
NOS.•OI9'AND Oils MINO STREET,
Bet I
neen ; Market end
ph
Pliestnut - stre e ts, '
; • ,••
_BADBL _
JAMES PAWBON.- - B.
:NICHOLSON
Ja2l-13' _ _
LEON,'4II CHESTNUT' 'STREET'
-LP above Fetid% North_elde, kits a flue assortnimit
Meerschaum Puree, Cigar Tubes, Cherry &ems, Gents'
Walking Canes, &a.' • Is2B lm
M ONEY LIBERALiY , ADVAN,OED;.—
AT^ , M i ll er •AßSC9itigru Withe d ir, 'orb?,
noon. K,Z4 .21VSWIr-b.cov-nbard• ffr
• 0111-Im,
Ma -DB TIST,''LTEWELLED., SIL-
Jul VER-PLATERVMAITERNIST, Gun-Smith, Tin
smith Plumber; Illaa , Fittar, and Artisans in - Aenaral.
should have one oriilll ‘ Arq ARTISAN GAS-STOV,ES,
-.lifor sale by ; ; :BHA BAILEY,'
' RACE Street; Phllndslphis, VOL
,LIVRAP 3 B TA EDI, TO wurEit, og 'a
141 it Wash la Delaware , " ootintr. gaaelleAS stables
OXperioBloBd, 40,00731. AVM PiD, ass WALNUT
sweet. Newel nom ' ' " WA LNUT
UGAR-119ursz_NUIdt4 08 ; 150
,9410,14t*LrrebVkValk4M4TTriak
:OriItONELLA —For sale by
it:PAW!'
KNLt I.Y AND tiiiAlittliG A.
V 001i71M- Atfotneie6tPat, hive removed to
us &mat tdixTli Otregt. below ylipitmat, /21/41Ale
THROAT:ANDi LUNG DISEASES.
. THROAT AND JMG 3318E48.88, '
THROAT -AND LUNG DDSHASE.S. '
Coughs p Colds, Coolie, Cold!. Omaha, Colds. 'Coughs,
Bronchitis: Coro Thrtt. Motu:MOTH ,Bere T c troat,
Asthma. (lunar, Aat ms, Quinsy. Asthma, ultuoi
Croup. Whooping Co gib. croup, Whoophut oughd
Infladutts °ha the Throstcpungs or Cheat, 1
corummpt on. Cdnaumption; Consumption.
• All vhaesees of the , : above mature-paggh!) tutaaumb to
that uotruniderest remedy, - •
WISTAF,T,I34LI4AM. QF WILD 011BRIIYe
WID,TAII'D, BALSAM OF virg,p
Thepides porforined by WI truly remarkable remedy
'beer the attestition of many of the beet'and most tella
ble individuals in the land ;arid the written testimony
of the thousands who here, from its use, been the re
cipients of the greateet *worldly blessing, restoration to
health, is the most reliable and practical kind 'Of evi
dence, and recommends it to the attention of. the af
flicted as the oldest and, as alt who have used iE know,
the beet and mot:reliable Cough DelasMentant.
TESTIMONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
Thimortantletter from Rev. Jacob Rockier, well known,
and highly restmeted throughout the State of renneyl
-
verbs/
HkNOVER, Fa., Feb. 16, VW.
Ateliers. S. W. FOWLS & I.lo•Tolv—Dear her
Raving realised in my family irrim i ent benefit frdm
the use of your valuable preparatio i star's Balsam
of Wild Cherry—it affords mo pie re to rewommend
it to the subtle. Some eight years ago one of my dear It
tens si v ined to be in a : decline. and little hopes' of her
room' were entertained. then procured a bottle of
your e Melmnt Balsam, end before she had taken the
whole of the contents of the bottle tbere was a great
Improvement in her health.- I have, In my individual'
ease, made frequent nee of your valuable medieine , and
have alm ware he benefited by it. I would, however,
caution the public against imposition, because there is
a good deal of spurious Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher-
TY afloat throughout the country. •
• - JACOB BURLS%
, . Fresh and Reliable Testimony.
" WLsTAliell BALII/44 Or WILD; 0111111 M—We OSII
the attention of our readeri to the advertisement 'of
Wester's' Balsam of Wild Cherry, in anothereolumn,
and assure them they oan find no better remedy for
coughs, colds, asthma, bronehial afibotions, or ally
disease of the throat or lungs.
. .
" In August,lBsB, an estimable fnend of ours returned
" from a visit in the Country, muoli emaciated, and tit
" boring under a severe cough, which' had made such
"rapid inkonda upon her constitution, that we felt
"something must be done at once, or she would become
" a victim of consumption. Raving known the bones
" ()lel results whieh have occurred from the use of WIG.
" tar's Balsam, we made purchase of some for her, and
" we are happy to say that before she had taken the
" Contents of one bottle her cough had entirely left her.
"and she is now in the enjoyment of excellent health."
[Olive Branch, 1unc26,1889.1
Taigimoliv from AfgAry respectable Wigan, of Gree ne.
Alia York.
easstis, N. Y., N0v.13,12.52
B. Fo'svms & Co., Boston,.'--
For several pure t have been obliged to have goes
atonal recourse to some Cough Ramsay, being afflicted
withapalmonary complaint, the nature or my business
being such u to greatly aggrftvate the dispel,.
I have Peed Most or the copular remedies of the day,
u well au the prescriptions of esnimsnt [Middens, but
have never found anything that' affords the relsef which
Dr. Wistar's Balsam - qt Wild Merry always hos. I
can truly say that tt is the bur -cough remedy in exis
tence..
t know from experionoo that there aro worthless
counterfeits °Eche tale Bold by uniortnmpled dealers.
The genuine is prepared by you and has the written
sigtukture of "I. Butts" On the outer wrapper.
•
I would also add that t have used the Balsam in my
funny, by the advioo of physicians, with the happiest
results. r Yours, Ovly,
JOlitr,Pti ADAMS.
" We can same our friends that Wistar's Balsam is
"an excellent medicine for coughs, ko. There is no
mistsko about it."—Letsisrown'i - Olfs Advccals,
" Of all dimwits; those which fasten themselves on
"the throat, ,unto Or OM should claim our Arstytt
" tenuon, as neglect often leads to fatal results. The
"remedy fortheee diseases is Wistar's Balsam of Wild
"Cherry. It le truly fl.; Balsam with "healing on its
"wings.'—Nashua Gazette., .
nk slime
trd A
endorsement _.._ c • h ro b _ e ni l igendations of
' medical men can be used wit) , entire confidence for
the amelioratiba endears of t e serious complaints
' or which ik ',prepared. We eel that we do the af
' servioe ta calling their attention to it."—
etas Farmer._
Wietar's Miami of Iva' Cherry has achieved
' many remarkable cures of pulmonary disorders—its
!success being so great that taken in time it is deemed
' a speoifio."—Saratogian.
Nothing that we can say will add to its rePPIRP. or
' virtuosi Thole mho have tried it sad er srienoed
' its healing effects are it. best Judges. Bine' are oon.
'Tandy praising IV—BM/tin gion Banneri-
"Years of steady trial have ',hoed this remarkable
"remedy in a position rarely attained try any patent
" compound, and it has btoome an article of household
"necessity everywhere . —Batiou's Pictorial.
AU who use this 'invaluable ReMedy speak in like
terms of - „ .
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY'FOR
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
Coughs, Colds. Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Bmnehitis. Sore Throat, Brouehitls, Sore Throat,
Asthma. Quinsy, Asthma, Quinsy. Asthma, Vail,
Gro Whooping Cough. Croup, Whoopinii ugh,
flamstion of the Throat, Lungs or 0 es ,
• ' Co nsumption, Consumption, Columnist on,
All diseases of the above nature readily sueoumb to
that now universal remedy,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
BEWARE OF VILE AND WORTHLESS COUN•
TERFEITS.
r ,
TEE ONLY OENUINk> . PURE AND MEDICINAL I Vlr
B EiLIVAL
Has the name of
" I. BUTTS"
Written with a pen. and the printed name of the pTo
• prietors,
S. W.VOWLii &
On the outer wrapper. To purchase any other wore
MONEY WARTED AND HEALTH JEOTARDIEBD
. ' The main°
RETAINS ITig VIRTUES IN ANY CLIMATE
It cannot deteriorate, but improves with age.
PREPARED BY
S. W. FOWLE h CO., No. 18 TREMONT Stree
' " Boston.
SOLD Dir
Drugglite, Dealers •and Merchants, throughout the
gtate.
T. W. DYOTT & SONS, Wholesole Agoot,No. Slte
North SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
is6-3meow d&W
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND, _
DALLEY'S MMJICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
pi AS universally supplanted all other
I. A- Ointments and healing, applications to both the
Eastern ancl Western Hemispheres, wherever Intro
duced; and its intrinsic merit it 'he true secret of ifs
canoes! in all tatuttious, affationp. whetber_tho cause
,be astident or d”ra se.
BURTIIB & nd SCALDS
0
are instantlyrelieved of v.! their anguish, pain and
inflammation, by a timely , A application of this mars
venous healer. and the flesh is renewed as
charm oalini i sbAsette
6so t" Vil n a% ER Y.
Children mefrequent M sufferers from external In
inns., especially from Finfif and Compares Zt-
Plotioril—therefere every 'mbther should have this
healing prepar .
ation con- 7, 1 stoutly on hand. ft hear
.ore Brea sis, and quickly removes the TETTER. or
RINGWORM, so preoa- len , *sweep
TO TRAVELLERS BY BEA AND LAND.
The Machinist. the TT/Ir' t " yeller. and every other in
dividual whose lot in life throws him witb,n the
Mance of accident from explosion, firs, or colli
sion, should boar in mind that ibis Matto katractor
is his best and only friend. in I k is both portable and
cheap, and should ever be m his companion, as a friend
in need. There are thou- sands ot living witnesses
to testify to Itelmarvellona vi, me. who. owe their
'sound limb's and muscles r 7 to its saving efficaer.
The following_ nip few .a of the fecutiiiyisrairs for
which DAL LEY'it MAGI, CAI, BAIN XTRACT
OR is a PftIi.VENTIVE pa well an C HE
Burns, Erysipelas, Bores of all kinds,
Bruises,
. F Fistula. • Shot Wounds,
Boils, ' • rost Scrofula,.
broken Breast. Felons ores, Scurvy.
nites of Reptiles, Betide,
Cancer • Glandular Dig. Scurf.
Cracked Lips, eases, Scald Read,
Chapped Hands, Mercurial Sores, Sprains,
Pains generally, Small Fox,
Cramp, ' Pimples , • Tumors,
'entreated Cords, Files, etter,
("hales. 11'' icon, rleers.
Comae; of the gheurriatlern, , Ve & nereal Soren,
Skin,Rashes, o.
Sod at the principal Depots,l4 Broadway, New York,
and 21 and lel Chartres street. New Orleans. by J.
WRIGHT & CO., Gemmel Agent. It can also he ob
tained of all respectable Drug rats and Merchants
throughout the United SUitee ane Canada.
T. YOTT & SONS.
Mg Borth e CORD Street,
rely Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania.
T .ALIrSUFFICIENT THEE
TRIP.Br MAR, I,_ 9, and 4,
Protisoted by Roya Let t era Patent of England, esd
moored by the Beals the lode Pharmacia de ftris,
Ind the Impanel College o Medicine, Vienna.
No.l l i ineainalkt for erthsuation, sparmatorrhas, end
ill physical disabilities.
N 0.3 completelparadioatea all newel of thaw dimmin%
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and par.
ilolonsuse of oopsivis and onftbi.
N 0.3 has entirely ,mpplanted tee Wuxi= nee of f nier.
Jury, thereby tailoring to the intiferer 'Reedy relie `.A
ventine' all tritgaritissi and rooting out the venom of is-
MIEBaftlAR, Noe. 1, S. and 8, are prepared in the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and spell, and can be
earned In the waistcoat pocket. Bold in tin oases, and
itivkled into separate doses, ea adminiateted by Velmsn,
Ullmann, Roux., /Word, &e. Pnoa 83 each, or four
Me, for Se, which ur s3 7 t and in Sal came, when,
by there le a saving 89. obe had , wholesale end
retail, of Br. BARRO , 19/ Wacker rat: ot,New York.
Bald abio st Ratall_ty CA ',EBBE corker
PA D D I A TTAVII3I e rPoPi l / 11 1 ali Ma Di
yr holeuile and Recall Agent, for rennsylvania. ea ,
.
ntliblzu . . _
7OLLIOKOFFER'S ANTI,RHEIIMATIO
nt-a 0011. DIAL.—Sta i f have been afflicted with rheu
matism fora long period—s portion of the Pune bad no
use of my limbs. fried your Cordial, sad te thy') days
f was able to walk down stairs and in 4 week t e pain
entirely lett me; Ido cheerfully ecosamend t e Cor
dial to those wh4, are Minded wit that dreadful oom
plaint. ours, sp., W. rizWl4l, roker, tlakrinpat.
Prepared by HhCpCiftE CU, 8, Chemist ; ` rt. E.
earner PINE and 81,1(TH sts. li-Sm
SAVING FUNDS.
SPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
CIETY OF INTILADELPIN
Moe, riy i &St i ft° a k I tti Bert
ATE . (Op
j ig i LdTtf2.l3 OFFEEIII
-
Dt"gtar°6ll. ll ln fn f i oI M L III SI AI w ta
FAINT fhtV.Bl 4 front tie itay 01YeDoett ti. 'mut
'l re,6o ( inibid iiiitc r ib t idd Savings leatitntlon has long
bee t? "8.:13 1 :Pk.'114./111:4we '4:gr . : TV
tt, I, Magi. re 9:l' re g nasylvanta NI , noel/ this nvvvvaltl y i
9 eNagerm In orgotiging and Witting It, have been
govern wholly by a delete to eutoommodate the nai
ades interpi4 and wants oh the very large and entervn
-414 " I "OIIIPCV I IIETFIT,V L
PL " M" Ciang ; B9Otai n in tfte d dea Th
, Itinalls.
illiok Klett. Isevhap Imith,
gererlArkfror. rreillitot . Blal g ,'
31,9019 kt, mph P. Wier%
ohn Kell_ r, Jr., George Kneobt,
tuna 8. Pringle,' c o on Doak,
oomph M. Crowe% on, Wm : Malwudd
4 1 1 4 1 4121:=4 • 1 . fiatarvlar.
: JAMES IL itl. Pre dent.
FILLHOIs ' 7llmyr, Secretary. , laso-tt 11
SAVING , FUND.--lINITED STATES
TZUST COMPAISY4orner THIRD and OMIT.
NUT reets.
Legoand small enms.riontrldu stidjetitgPifk %Se-
Nwithout notiouonth .igv.n.rr t n. ut.t. 1 frEsE-
S from tne der r deyonto i tnag 01 tritnertrirel.
74 %V vinfitigi N aV 7 0og 7 ,eg o t y, and on
BRAFIS for sale on' grand " , Irdland, and Boosita,
friuri f, upwar_de, . .. . _..._, . .
retddent—SN E lVl 1.
u TArresus.
LINSTISit. Aetna. , sell4l
SAVING FUND--FIVE PER OENT. IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST Cip , -
I p i E i Ny, WALNUT Street, Southwest corner ef THI ,
p isuelelua., Inoorporated by the State Or F enny vs-
Money is received in any sum, large or small, end in-
Wert rabl from the day of deposit to the day of with
dim
. 90k0 is, open every day from 0 o'olookln the
morning MI6 o olook in the yawns, and on Monday
sad Thursdai k n _k n hVilV t L al litiNEß, Prisi r tit.
Jima SE FraDOE, Vice Fre en&
WILLIAIt I. BD, Booratatl.
... - .
DIAICIOII.I.
F.were n.RegrT 3 L. B r :nails'. L. i'lir ft forts? . ,
bert Seffndye, ramils z Lee,
eel K. Ashten, mph arse&
Landreth Munn , striae . Stephenson.
°nay in received and payments made daily.
he rnvestynente are made,to conformity with the
nroyisiOli of , the Charter; In &al Estate mortsngos.
tiround Bents, and such first.elass;confines as wtn al
ways insure perteet 'motility to the depositor& alit
which eannot fait' to stye pentutatittor end itAblliti to
this Institution. , us. 2-1,
THE PRESSe;—PIBLADELPMA; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1860.
. .
' t
.001 1 / 1 , xtq't-cios.
pH 'SALB.SORIBEA,IIAVING
relinsnished his Retail business to
AURK, JR., I , ,
Has this day formed a COPARTNERSHIP with J OHN
MARSTON, Jr., under the firm of
BELROSE MATILSTON,
For the Manufacture, cnalusively to the Trade, or the
finer sorts of ' ' • -
PAPER JUNO MOO, DECORATIONS, kr.
Office, with samples,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST., SECOND STORY. FRONT.
Jan. 23,1800-JaSO-re " HOODS BELROSE,
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
JOSHUA W. TAYLOR and SAMUEL B. SHINN,
having riled with their interact tn stook,. fixturee, hop.,
to the nn of TAYLOR, SHINN, & CO. to JOSEPH
L. JON 10 ho le authorized, to oolleot and reoelpt for
all claim" of the old firm.
JOSHUA W. TAYt OR,
' • SAMUEL B. sum/. .
.
rintamtphilt, let tno , 2sth,lBlo. fe.2. In"
THE PARTNERSHIP— HERETOFORE
-I- existing under the firm of PRICE, FERRIA, , tc
Po., eXVITed. 41' limitation, on, December Met. IP9.
The business Will be continued under the same etyle, by
the undersigned, from that date.
JOSEPH M. i PRIOE,
' RICHARD f
. ICK, JR. , '
EEVEPU MIEN ' .
Philadelehla, Feb. I, ISM. lel4it
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed a Copertnerehip under the firm of WORK
prANDINDIING & CO., for the transaotlo of a Rank'
ipkln D ol t r e g e e t : and Colleotinegngefi . at v i to i lßouth
R. 0 0. LENDINNIIiO,
Phitedelphta, Feb. 1,1860 It. MuLEOD,. fel.Bt
nISHOLUTION OF COPARTNERS4IP:
The Copartnership heretofore exiiitlea , h e t4i.,,
GEORGE T. G A UN and JOHN 0. BOCICIUS, under
the firm of GEORGIC T. GAUN & CO., hes been dts
solv , dby the death of John 0, Hoskins. the business
of the late Arm will be settled by lb* sebaoriber, who
will continue at the old stand from this date.
GEORGE T. GALIN, Tailor.
N 0.863 North SECOND Street,
January Slit, 1800. fel•St.
THEODORE AVNER 'withdrOvra from
our firm this day.
1 1 73 1 1 8i 00K, BACON, k ien*
Philadelphia, January
DISSOLUTION --The copartnership hero
tofore exiethin between the eubeeribers under
the firm name of BROWN & Eo RINGER. m tide dday
dissolved by mutual consent. The builneu wi It be t
.tleal by either of the undereigned.
LOUIS BROWN.
Philo, ' Feb. 1, 1880. Y. B. ERRINOBR.
V ,
OPARTNERSIIIP.--The unde rsigned
l•-/ have thin der formed a copartnership. under the
name end sty le of BROWN & EWALD, and will con
tinuo the'ltlielesale armory bilinnose. at the old stated,
N. E. corner Third and Vino street'
I.OUIB BROWN,
fel•et" CRAB. J. MALI.,
n 1.3 .. 1 0LU TION—NOTIOE.—The pa.
nersh heretofore exlstins between the titlar.
( .lU l liel l ILlonfiulft,?c;64l4„Tr',AdBPg`Aig this
owing_ hr and to them will. be settled ey JOHN 18.
LENTZ. who alone is authormed to settle the same,
JOHN 6.ENT,
San. 30,1860. ' SHIRK.
rrLIE UNDERSIGNED will continue the
wholestle Wine and Liquor tmeineu.st the old
shind:lio. no North THIRD street.
roil.. Inn so toe). froi-ovi JOHN S. LENTZ.
in, /PARTNERS HIP. -J fiLIUS .
L/ end NATHAN WEYL ',see We flay formed a
copartnerahkp. under the Arm of BICKEL & Wh.YL. fpr
the traneaotio or a wholeenle rind retail business in
n_
Millinery end Faney Goods. Embroldenee. end Lacer,
at MT North EIGHTH etrest, above ARCH.
Philadelphia, Jan. lath, WO. fel.St
IU 0 TI4IE —THE CO 'PARTNERSHIP
of KREN & COATES. continued under the will
of JOHN E. KEEN, deceased, is this day dissolved,
by mutual consent of all the parties interested. t
ABRAHAM COATE%
"JOSEPH S. KEEN,
Acting Ezeoutors of JOHN E. KEEL dtIiCO ATESone ed.
AB.
Philadelphia, January 10 MU
NOTICE. The TANNINO BOBINEBB. from Oda
date, will be continued by the subenribere as hereto
fore. under the name of REgle & COA I EC. at Pie.
PO North FRONT Street. ABR ARAM CO ATE%
JOSEPH 8 AT E
S,
8. COATEd. '
Philadelphia, January 10,1880: • je2T•fmw St'
lIIIDTIDE.—The special partnership (ix
/. IlitinFr between Richard M. Hunt, general putties'.
(deiteased.) and Williatn Rioherdeon, special pair.
expired, by limitation, on the 28th met. All persons be
have claims 11 gai n e t the Mete ved .thnee indebted i ll
oblige by calling at 47 South nuRTH Street. for t
tlement. 8: B. RICHARDSON, Eamon' of.
Je.9o-mwf3t*
T HE FIRM OF MoILVAIN & KELLY
is this day diesiolved by mutuconsent.
thfNAIN,
Philadelphia, January 1,1860. JO HNKELLY.
The. businees of McILITa IN &. KELLY will be wt •
tied by_ JOSEPH KELLY, at the store, No. NM
CHESTNUT St.. to whom all persons Indebtedto said
firm are requested to make Torment._
I hare bought out all the °nets of hlollvain R'eUy.
and will continuo the the
business at the Caine
Store, 1022 CHbfaNUT Stroot, under the name of
JOSEPH KELLY & BROTHER.
JOSEPH KEILLY
lIMTZESE72
THE UNDERSIGNED, ILERERT
. gkve notice that we have renewed the Itmi , ed
mtrtnership between Ue. which eornmenced on the 121 th
of DECEMBER, 1868, and expired of the let of NO
VEMBER, 1869, agreeably to the pronsions of the act ,
of Assembjy of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
approved March 21, 1836 . entitled " An Aot re'ative to
Limited Parinershils,': and the supplements thereto
The sitidpartuers ip is to be conducted as heretofore,
tinder the name orb un of W. 0. BEARD. The general
nature of the business intended to be transacted is the
manulneinre !MI 10110 of Hats by wholessie, in the Ott
of Philadelphia, Kate aforesaid. WILLIAhtv.BEAItI,
who resides at No. MO North MONTH Street. in the
Thirteenth ward, of the Oily of Philadelphia, is the
general partner, and SAMLL _O. WALTON, who ire-
Andes at No. Tettioutli FOURTH S treet , in the Third
ward, of the City of Philadelphia, is the gees:mil Part
ner.
The said Epeeist partner contrlbuted to the oomion,
stook of said firm the sum of thirty thousand dollars,
which was actually end in good faith paid in asebr
The saidirtnerthit C o mmenced on the firet day of
NOVBMBE . fieli. anAls to terminate thn the
first day et OVEMI/ 'it, . • "
dl6-fat• - SAMUEL D.•wALTON.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIF'.=-NOTNE
IS HERESY GIVEN, That the Sebes:ltiere
have formed and entered into *Limited Partnership,
under the prOVIOIOI3,II of the b arren( the Comntedwealth
. -
of Pernimylvania. .
That the name of the firm or partnership is William
)11 Edson, and the general nature of the beelnessthe
danufnepire and Sale of Boots and Shoes.. That „AlN
liam D.- son tithe it Partner. sad John F‘atin
dem sr{ hlarmhernon sanders Pyt
nem. all residing in t e pity o ?hiledelplim. The
ea pitai b in eimh eontributed t e Sepsis) 'Mors
en Ten t,lfeßVlAVENr " lt l ip c. gra b i l e rl ei sqP i ti
.4. 0 1 .r.A.N.d.o.s : 4 1860, and ln i to terminate -
(mho) R 81, WI. • •
WILLIAM D. gnscit{,..._
n u, norm rannff.
EKHEYO eft NIMES, '
• P6lllll ran
AIM;
January 10th, 186()
PRE FIRM oF S. D: EDSON t CO. $l,O,
beets the/solved by mat* °own Wr Wn aD.
EDSON will settle up the Intesoess of the old Arm. The
business of the Maquinoture end 'af Shoes
will be ...optioned et 15r0.12 NorthO. Ire ,
WILLIAM D. KDSON. under Linnet) SertAllre.SlYti
t eligafritElttli t ZTVJATak i l. BAUt4i'k;"
SARAH t#, EDSO_PE"
wiptaspa, D. BMOC
101.1 m
:finery 101 h, 1880
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEROUIP.-
The partnership heretofore existing bfteress the
subsorihere, under the firm of 8. & F. C. lAKNA.t.I,
& 00., is true day diasolvlbyyput ) toltiOnment.
ftANCIEI Q. y uti
ALL,
OBLIPIi TRIM E.
Phdl6d•lphla, Join. 36, UM."
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—AgreeabIy to the tro
visions of an not of Assembly of the Commonwealt h of
Pennsylvania. entitled " An act relative to limited pan
nersh!ps," the eubsenbere have formed *limited pan
t. erahin. under the name and firm of YARNALL,
TRIMBLE, for the trammotion of the business of Im
porting and lrealing in Soda Ash, and other e Minion/6
and Goners! Merchandise. in the CRY of Philadelphia.
ELLIS Y ALL. residing in the 'l'vrenty-firat ward,
of the oily of Philadelphia. JOSEPH TRIM iILE, re
siding 'nth(' oity of Camden. In the State Of New Jar
ney, and CIIA/tLe fIAII,7B,II.ORNE residi
edelyphin are t its In the
y E arg l irtTe r rT 1. 1 1"0
oeuntief Newcom,
t YA R RN'ALL, residing
tate of Penneil.
name, is the only Special Par t ner. and has oontnbuted
to the capital of thesaid partnership, and actually paid
in mesh the sum of fifty thousand dollars. The said part
nership is to oornmenoe on the 16th day of January.
100, and terminegt tigh4"./31tAtuf pees/W*4ldd .
Vit ETU TRIMBI4
WIAHLEie Haltrt3HO l
GNEr
Genera Partner
FRANCIS C. YAENAL.
Special Part per.
Philadelphia, Januar,' 16.1860. jan) 18t
NOTIOE OF LIMITED PARTNERSIIIP.
Whereat we, the eubsoribers, have this day ,re
nowed and co ntinued fora further period of three years,
MI hereinafter mentioned. the limited partnershin.en
tared into on the Slat day of December,_A. D. ISM, to
commence on the let day of January, A. D. 1867, under
the provisions of Ch. Aot of the General Aasenibly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. approved March gist,
DiSe, " oth e r Act relative to Limited Partner
ships, ' and all enactments of the sold General
Assembly relative to Limited Partnerships—now, there
fore, in compliance with the provisions of the said ion.
aotments we publish the terms of said original and
renewed Limited Partnership, as follows,
First. The name or firm under which the said original
and renewen Limited Partnershi ic Taa and ill to be con
ducted is that of J . T. PLATE & ROTTLER.
Second. The general nature of its busmen was and is
that of liderehante in a enteral Foreign and Domestic
Commission Busmen o the Intl of Philadelphia, and
also in the business o Importing and Exporting end
Vending hitirehandise, on ;coconut of the said Limited
Partnership.
Third,
Partnership.
Third Limited4nrrepithiwes and Is corn
ed ofJOrtri TREOPIII 1.18 r , who resides in
the city of Philadelphia o OAR C. SICHOTTLER,
whe resides q the said city o Philadelphia, and
CH RIBTOPE RF. PtiA'nif t WhiNegleee of residence
is. at present. n the me sweat( city of Bremen.
The gold John Times flue kite and Carl 0. Behottler
were and are all the general, partners in the said origi
nal and rein. Wed Limited ertnetatilp, end the said
Christopher F. Plate wee en is the only special part
neithe"l'll sp ecial t th "d Ch
Plarohtrited , in grid od fartztb:ll::
the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollarg.to tile capittit or
common sterile of the stud original Limited Partneretap,
niLpart of whieh her been whi ne
therefrom.
Fifth. The said original Dented ,Paytnership coin.
maimed on the drat day of anuary.t. I). 1867, and was
to have terminated on the Slat day o Decemopr. A, D.
18611, but the same has been renews and continued for
the further period of three years from theglat day of
Delmber, A. D. 1869. and will teammate on the Slat day
of <member, A. 1). 1881.
Philadelphia, Dec. Wet, 186 p.
J. THEOPR. PLATE,
CARL C. BCHOTTL,EII,
011/1..P 11. PLATE.
By his Attorney In fact.
1a2.6w GODFREY FREYTAG.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF FIDLADEL.HIA,
In the matter of the Estate of EDWARD
deceased.
The auditor appointed hi ih_e_ c ourt to nudit settle,
and adjust the rumount of THOMAS M. Bstrrl, noting
Executor of EDWARD SMITH. deceased, and to To
port distribution o( the balanco, will moot tho narju:a
interested for the purposes; of lite appointmcnt. Woe
office, at the southeast corner of LOCUST and EIGHTH
&reels. on MONDAY,, February 6, Uti), at 4 o'oloob to
the arternooh.
.047-Hrurd6t DANIEL DOUGHERTY.
ierFtfiße MESSRS. ROSENTIIAL
MORRIS,' from Plimouth, England,
manufaoturere o the eelebrated
" Pantasoople" Spe c tacles, respeet iiily aolielt the pa
tronage 01 the Indies end gentlemen of Philadelphia
and vicinity, to their superior ground speetaole Kleiner,
The valuable advantage derived from them le, that, et
stead of vision becoming strained, heated, weakened,
and in numeroue eases soriouely injured, it is preserved
and strengthened, everything at once beooniee clear
and brilliant., and very aged Demons are enabled ro
Pip 10
a t K r o s s i lkte a -
ti 1 1 0 • t :s u e n 4Thw::t p n n ... e s i Or/
much lees magnit o {rower, knit they do not regeire
the frequent changes thndangercum offsets of further
powerful assietanoe.
Certifioates can be seen at the offloe over Mr Christ
man's store, 702 CHESTNUT Street, adjoining Ser
mon's Photograph rooms, MB IT
REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS -
0. DONOGHUE will eontinue huslneis until May
next, at la South.WATEN. Street, and now offing for
sale, at the lowest market plugs. for each. or on ap
proved short credits. 4 WO barrels 'steam-refined Sugars
and Syrups, of various grades, including Lovering's
Crushed and PnlverMed and holler s Patent-out loaf
Sugars. Also. iii and Java Coffee. Adamantine Can
dles, and Kell 'a French Brandy Coloring. 1a27-kni.
REPINED SUGAR.-500 bble. crushed;
Tir dtr lFlN ,fi llitt e drAtri e tt a ler.
isg
J 1: 1- 7
JtciAn MIKA.
TO WEST OILESTEII
igMffilki and' Intermediate Taints, Ina ME
DIA. Trains for West Chester teavePhtladesphot from
the Depo t northeast corner_ nf BIOHTEENTH. apd
MARKET Streets, at B.I B A. ed., and 1 and. 4.30 P. Id.
On SUNDAYS at 8.15 A.) d.. and P. M.
Passengers for stations on RA I LROAD ELPHIA aid
BALTIMORE CENTRAL wi ll take gee
8.10 A, ed., and 4.30 P. M. Trains 4144.4
LEGAL.
MMM
RAILROAD
260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK. I
1860. ilanwpaw 1860.
THE CAPAOITY_QF THIS
_ROAD IS NOW EQUA I L
TO ANY IN TILE COUNTRY.
THREI =novel{ PASSENGER TRAINS
ETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTS/MAO,
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains
rom Boston, New York, and all points East, and in the
r p eral? e rfol t n ' ti; ititrn4,:Litivorrigrest arroutuTsdt
—thus furnishing Wadies for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by Mu
other route.
Express and Fat Linea ran through to Pittsburg,
without Onus/ of Cars or Conductors. All through Pam
ganger Trains provided with Loughridge's Pateht
Brake—speed under portent control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers.
Smoking
C ars ate etched to each Tr augy 'Woodrure
Bleeping are to xpreas aud Fat T rains. The
EXPRESS RUNS D LY: Mail and Fait Lines, Bun
flneentigleaYes Thilailelphls at BA. M. ,
t Line " 11.00 A.. tt.
__. '' .ll / 1 3rAY 1 1 1. 1q1k7rE;VE AS POT& 1 1 113 . 1
Harrisburg AooommodationTo p.m. C o l om bi a, 3P . M.
Columbia 0
Parkeiburg Pauengers
" EAU P. M.
West Cheate r will take the Mail, Patkea
burg and Co lumbia Trains.
Passengers fr Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buffs,
10. Niagara Fa lb,Aind intermediate points, leaving Phi.
ladplphutolB A. M. gods rectly through.
Tioketa Westward rosy be obtained at the offices of the
Company Iti chirelthie, New ; . York, I l lottoq, or Bali
`IIIII7:Va'SA.:: A. Vitt at o a o u ir board te 4 1 r:f t :lie
regular Line of bteamers on the hltuissippi or Ohio
Merl.
Mir Ears always as low, and time as quack, as by +1
other Route. ,
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The oomsletion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chiea_go,make this the •
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE, EAST AND THE
. .
. -
GREAT WEST:
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, Fe advantages readily
appreolated by Stupppers of Freight, and the Triwpf-
Yablio.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this tlompany, can rely with oo9tl
-
t .1311T to and from any point
in the est by the Penns,lvanla Railroad are at pit
limes as faveraeto a: are charged by other Railreuld
Companies.
SW Re particular to mark packages" via Penna. Rail
road.
For Freight Contraots Of Shipping Direotioue, a ply
to, or address either of the F ollowing Agouti of the -
Party:, -
D. A.. STEWART, Pittsburg;
H.S.Pieree lttl 0., Zanesvi Johaston,RiPl y.
0.; R. MoNeely, Maysville, Ky.; Ormsby & Cron r
Portsmouth., (./;; Pad Look, Jeilereonville, Inch;
..,
U.
arta i iiiiii i iiiii i ii i & go. 'marmot', 0.; 'Atteria &
lialbert,Cincinnati, 0,,• li.. 1 t) . Meldrnm,_ Madison, It
Jo.. E. Moore, Louisville, y.; 'P. O. O'Riley k ..
Evansville, Ind N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo, 111.0
Y. Segts,Bhalar k Oats, Bt, Loom., Mo.; John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harr & Hu. Memphie, Tenn.;
Clarke lc Co., Chicago, I W . N .H.. lcoonta, Align,
DI.; or to Freight Agents o . Railroods at different points
in the Weld.
E. J. NAg v HDEktoßladely i kis.
ay& e ! ) ., 9 AatO; Woug,tril e Mit ' i ' 47l°,ll,y.
k
. C No. 71 Btatestreet. f i tfeton. t pus.
E t f../l i chliZ( } l4. l tefltfel.l4ll.7.l..
08. A. BCO.T, Oen'l Supt Altoona, Pa,
Jas-ly
1859. Eavaimin 1859
WINTER. ARRANGEMENT-NEW
AA
LINKS,
TOE C#.MDE I AND AMBOY A Rib*
DELP It
FROMON RAIL
LI PLADEIRHIA T 8
N IC II WAY-PLACER.
Peoht WALNUT-STRUT WUXI. AND XNNSINGToN,
WIU leove as follows, via RARI.
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Cam, & Am.
Accommodation $222
At 6 A. M. yin, Camden and Jamey Oily, (New
Aqrger /A4ommodethon- X
A M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
ad- • - .._ 00
At 10 { A. M., via Kensington and Jersey pay,
iX
At 12}2 P.. .. ., TM Camden and AmboY, .1100001M0-
Al i ;V. 1 5: - & A. Si- 213
.72 . 17. - • - vi;t
CVo ZiTi, a
ArZ a
.i CC'
At
43einqhfi., C°
Class ingot-- ; • X
At 9 P.M., Tie Camden and Jersey C ity Toning
Ma 3 00
At 1 1 • 1".741 7 ribitrndeiiiiiiaiiiiiiciii:STutlieil
—. 2 X
ad.via Camden and Ainboy,Aoglmmodation.
(Fr fight and Peasenger)-bd Class Tinget... -- 2 X
2.1 Clime 1 60
The P. M. Mail Line tuns daily. The it P.M. South
ern Mail. Saturday excepted.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemington. An.. at 6 A.M.
from Walnut-street wharf. and 3P. M. from Kensington.
. For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem, at 6
A. M. vie Lehigh Vallei to
Railroad.
For Wate r Oap , Strou inure dorann, Wilkesbarre,
Delaware,
gar m llr 'and d P.M,
For ATAV, l giek l lan. d atti P. "
WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, ko, at 3 and 41i P. M. from Ken
41g,t;Iletlmyrit, Reverton,Delaneo, Beverly , Burlington, Bordentown, at e . , at 12 3 2, 3, and 43i P. M.
Fifty pounds of bag age only allowed each passenger.
'Faasengent are prohibited from taking anything as b.
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage prer
pounds Abe paid for extra. The company limit t hei r
responsibility for,Paggage to one dollar per pound, and
.will not be liable for any amount beyond $166. except
by ipitolal eontraoL
WM. 11. GATZ2IER. Asent
422 Camden and Amboy R. R. Co.
Igo PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN AND ISOIIIS
TOWnALLRO 0-- INTER ARRANGEMENT
.On and after MONDAY, Nov. 21, 1839,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 780, 9, 10, 11, and II A. M.,
1,2, 3, 334, 4, A, 534, 8,7, 8, 111 ,i 0 „ , and 11% P. M.
Leave Germantown 6. 7. 7 6, 102, 984, 10, 11, A. M.,
1,9 , 2,1, 04• 5 , 4, oui 7 010 P. m.
brl dal YB,
Leave Philadelphia 9.06 min. A. 81., 2 682, and 10 P.M.
Leave Germantown 6.19 min, A. M.,1,19 min., 04, and
9Y.M. EIIDESITNTIT HILL RAILROAD.
Lea's Philadelphia 6,17.60, 11 A. M., 3,4, 6,14, T, and 10
Pa.
• I.4ive Chestnut RIII
7.10 7.48, 11.0, and 1240 A. M.,
PAO, 6.40, 6.60, and fi.P. . A.
or( SUNDAYB,
Leave Philadelphia par A. M., 6and 634 P. M.
eave enhestsint Hill 7.00 A. !,t., /2.60, 8.20, and PAO
In VORF:INEIROBOCICEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave hiledtpla 6,9, DM, Min., A.M., /06, 11.09,
M teel'in d oraoirt6, f; I, 11 A. M., 134, 436, and 11
P.M.
Leave ON BIINDAYB
Leave R i gi d a tri P t h lk i l 9 A A ; M M jia a 2 /
d r, 2 44 .1.
vR DIAN AYUNA..
Leave Philadelphia c.7H, 9,11,0 A. M., LOS, 106, 8.81,
GC Mi. 78t, and DM P. lc
Leave Martayunt OM, 7)£,M2,9)2, and 11)4 A. M., 2.6,
6, 682, and 6M P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 1 and 624 P 24„ _
Leave Mansynnk 781
_A. 814 Bk, and 7% P. M.
K. 8111 au, (moral Superintendent,
NIN II and GREEN Street,.
Ma 0 " PENNSYL-
E 9 1 111 A DORM).
For_ 'PETRI, lIEM, A I I O/1 1 1RT'OWW, EMITON.
ALLENTOWN,. TIATIOR UN . K. 'HAZLETON.
On and attar MONDAY 4 ovember7th,. IWO_ , Paxson
rbrilinlittu oil hav e FRONT' and WILLOW Streets,
For ° ll i ntehei t n,_ IC }..itit l o u nnlre e ntitti elt ,letnoh ()hunk,
Hazleton, /4.,l &press) at 9.59 A. z...
tior Bethlehem, ( Express ' ) at 9.30 A. M. and 3 P. M.
or Doylestown, (Acmommodatsond at SAO A. AL and
4 :
?'''i'mlftll4lllBl.l4l?PiTits'ilV.Z`l° F.M.
Deane Beth ahem, (Express,/at4A. 41. an., 4.10 y. M.
Leave Doylestown, fAceommedationo at I A. M. and
3.1110 P. M.
1.0.59.9 Fort Wanhinegi,fAcoo_mmodatlond et 7. A.M.
miNPOV •
F il t Was n .t 1730 A.
plIttlal:??4, iiki.4"4l, ii. a . if It '
ylentown for . hilnnelpnia,'at at; A. :
Port Wnshinntron for rlttladelkina, at 3.40 r. ht.
Fare to Bethlehem, 771.30; to Mauch Chunk, 'Mt to
Easton. 6LW ; to Do9lestown.Bo omits.
Throe ti tickets molt be procured before altering the
CMS.
AB Pnwenner Tralnil I tAg oat Sunda, Train.) con
ned at Berloo .treat with null and Seth-streets, and
Second and Third-streets Pangqinger Railroad..
n 7 • PALLIB ()LARK. Anent.
aptlimile PHILADELPHIA, W IL
MINOTON. AND BALTI
MOR ' RAILROAD.
sod after MONDAY November AI. MO,
Pt kIBS r TNOER TRAINS LEAVE PHII,ADELPRIA,
For %Motor° at MS A. M., 12 noon, (Expreu,) and
11t0 .AL
or Cheater at 8.13 A.M. , IA noon, 4.30, and 11.10 P. AL
or Wthlungtonl3, 4.30,tuA 11.10 P. M.
for New Cnatle. at 8.18 A. N., and 4. 8 0 P. AL
or liddletown at 836 A. M and 4.80 . NI.
or over at 8.16 A. Al. and .80 P. M.
For , lilford at 8.13 A. ~ an d4.3oY. M.
For Seaford at AID A. ~ and 4.5) P, AL
For Laurel at an A. A ~ and 4.30 P. M,
TRAINS FOR PIiIj.,ABELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.80 A. AL, (Ripreia,l 10.15 A. At.,
a l. l etre illhrtidneton at 8.15 A. M. and 11.30 A. M., 1.41 and
8.40-P. M.
-. • •
Leave Laurel at 21.0 A. M. and L 4.0 P. M.
heave Rearm() at 6.45 A. M., and 4.06 P 1 . 4i 11.
ftvp Milford at TA 51
OA. ~ and 2.2,6_1". .1
aye D over at 9.06 A. M., ri
M.
9.00 P .
eve iddletown at JO A. and 7.06 p. M.
save New Oaetle at 10.56 A. M. and 8 Y. M.
1
save Cheeter at a, 12 A. M. 2.2 awl 9.16 Y. 04,
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
it 10.15 A. .
M TRAINB FOR BALTIMORE
:,1.',14Tiggt01it'9"ix. 1 11 .28 .,19 2 16 I PI.
P.M.,
and 11.20
A. M. •
..
suryie.ye
Oty at 1 6 1.10 '. . M., from hiladelplue, to Daltimore.
ly at ge lit, from :thinly! to Pdelphia.
FR MOAT TRAIN, with PABBL. N GBH OAR attaohod,
will run as follow's _
Leave Phflatl i elplue. for Perryville and intermediate
P te e a a vri l Atienmiiton for Perryville and interraidlate
places at_Cga P. Id.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate
plaoos at 3.40 . i.
Leave Baltimore fin Btemmer's Run, Chase'', and
liar:mood at SA P. M.
n 5 5. M. FELTON. President.
WEST UIIE6TER RAIL
TN. ROAD TRAINS TI 4. PENNSYL
VANIA RA LROAD. Leave Depot ear. ELEVENTH
and MARK Street'', daily, (except Sunday.) at 8
A. M.,1320 P. and 4P. Al. Leave West Cheater at
7 40 A. AL. 10.30 A. M.. and 3.60 P. M. je 114
tz PHILADELPHIA AND
ELMIRA RAILROAD LINE—
. 4 s '• l; 'E to Elmira,Wilkesharre, Buffalo,
bongo, Rook Island,F 111
isgara Falle,,lwaukee. Bur
naton, Montreal, St. Pant's, Detroit, Danßoth, and St.
Passenger trains will leave the PMladelphia and Read
log Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Eltro still IL,Y. (Sundays °scooted.) as follows,
.7.30 A. hl.. DAY EXPRESS.
For Elmira,_Nlagara Fella, Buffalo., Detroit, Chloago,
Milwaukee, Rook island, Delano. Bt. Paul's, Burlington,
end St. Louie. . .
ti.SO P. M., NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira,Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Alliwaukee,Rook leland, Orilena,St. Paul's Burlin g ton,
and St. Louis.
The 7.30 A. AL and a
t trains run through
o r.
eigt stopping ll"ions on thi-L-ibail
The TAO A. train connects at Rupert for Wilkes
barrePittetork, Scranton, and ail etatlonCon the LACK
AWANNA AND BLOOAIIt lIU HO RAILROAD.
Baggageoheoked to Elmira, Butralo,and Suipengion
Bridge.
113. - Tiolreteaan be procured at the Philadelphia and
E flyirla:;76iitli e TN T TY.'r's'ilg," l %';B rL h rhen t Plter
ger 111181 f tf i )(l4t t gr i F e ß i t s f i lal V. 1 4 1 11.A A tN
Leave, tie eon t, Broadet roe t, below Vine, daoy, (Sun
"ettoepted,) for all imints West and Nortb, at 6 P. M.
reirs moat he delivered before P. AI. to insure
so es e Lamp day.
For urther information, apply at
Fret Depot, BROAD, below Vino,
CRA . S. TAPPEN_, tienesigt_Agent,
°T N I f i W. corner XTII and GIIIEBTN T S ee
hiladelehla.
IS PHILADELPHIA
AND
o R it A DING RAIL
ROAD, MGR 0 IA 1 , :, for P "TSVILLB, READ
-1 0 lid HAR t HISB HARRISB URG
or BROAD and
(Litrlfff VIE W S t e ' lt o il t, 1 '1 0'11TX:a on Cal .thwl )
al TAO A. HARRISBU R G,
(SuCidays exoeptead for ru ci
VILLE, HARRISBURG. and all Intermediate points,
connecting at Harrisburg ,with train running to Pit ta
burg, Chamborsburg, Cale. Bunburi. kit.
_APTHRN ON LINE
Lteve at 5.30 P. AL, DAI Y. for P TTSVILLB and
HARRISBURG.
ji,.; 4.30 P. AI .. DAILY, (Sundaysexaented,lfor READ
IN t* ' and Intermediate points.
a W. ki. MoIL.HENNY. Secretary.
11N
NOTRIE.--411ESTER
u.Dy DAILROAD—Dad-
DENO - AM7P II DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERa E LATE BTATIONS.—On end after sth peoem•
bep, ISA, the 'Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
aoll'atart froth the
.new Paesener Depot of the Phila.
dojebta O end R Plttl tirl Railroadts t Company.
ZieUrißT: corner of
trances o Callowblll._
RNL G TRAIN for Downingtown, !eaves at T. 30
4. 50 P
A 'I'ERNOON TRAIN for Dowrilogtown, learn M
,
AILY (Bril i a i ya epeepted./
and ynlj u o g a=1 „ 01 oteo2gera of the Philadelphia
OlLUElillYaleoratarr.
:111*.
CHARLES HEIDSIOK
OHAVIPAGNE,
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. 135 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
Ie appolnted Agent or the sale of the above unri
valled brand of
CHAMPAGNE,
And offers It to the Trade at the
LOWEST NEW TORE RATES.
SOO baskete, Q nuts and Pints, now in Bea% d25-tf
WE CALL ATTENTION OF TIM
v TRADE to thle really Superior snide z
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A emir in Assorted packages constantly on hand.
Orders received for direot importation.
Also---Hennessr Cogria_,o Leßoy Cognao, London and
Rolland Ohm, Claret in Wood and Casey, Champagnes,
high and low proms. LONGCHAMP. Importer.
010-stn 317 South FRONT, Philadelphia.
GEORGE WEITELET,
N 0.1321 South FRONT Street,
Importer of Brandy, Wines, too., olfere for sale, in
bond only, the following, among other standard brand'
of brandy:
Bmet, Ceatillon, & Co.. Thos. Rinse & Co.,
Jule., Robin, tt Co., ()lard, Dnour, & Co.,
amens
. Seign , ette,
C. MA Meatireevtot,.l.,
mon Propriekuw.
fax. Hennerry.
o, Stuart's Petgley Malt Whip et, and the choicest
var atlas of Madeira, Sherry, or . Burgundy, and
m
Rhine Wines, Palm Tree O Juneau, ILum, Santa
Onl2 Rum, Bordeaux Oil. ko., Ino sl/-17
NOTICES.
O FPFIDE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
PIBjIL/311LN! ip. Jennary, keel
The holdenof the BONDS of this Company, due
JULY
LY 1860, n now receive. upon application at this
o ae, T FIN Pg.R CENT.In cash upon the terms spe
cified in the Circular attached.
The holders are ale° entitled to the benefit of the
BlNlthr 0 FUND established by the Stoelcholders, as
set forth in the following rep lotion,, peened at the
meeting of Stockholders held January 9
Kesolved, '1 hat the sum of 8140.000 of 'the future net
Areas of the Company, after pay meet of the sum ne
cessary for the extension of the bond. due in 1660, the
completion of toe road to Dauphin, tne ear loans. the
neceasary rolling stook and improYements on the line of
the road. and all the liabilities of the Company, except
the bonded debt not matured, be set aside in each year
as a Sinking Fund, (in addition to the tei6o,o(el already
provided,/ and shall be appropriated to the purchase of
such of the bonds of the Company for which no Sinking
Fund is already provided and estnblished, in the order
of the priority of the mon:ages given to secure such
bonds. so long as they can respectively be obtained at
or under par, and the bones so purchased shall be forth
with cancelled.
Itesolved, That the Board of Manama be, and they
aro hereby, reauested and directed to enter into such an
agreement as shall make the provisions in the forego
ing resolutions an obligatory and binning ciontrriet of
the Company.
In pursuance of this resolution, the Company hare
executed the contract therein referred to.
rt. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR
Notice to the Holders of Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Co. Mortgage Bonds, doe July 1.1800.
These bonds are Secured by the First Mortgages on
the road, ampunting in the aggregate to 83,305,400. The
net reventie for the Inst final year was six times the
emount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The Managers proipose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the Menages in the precise condition in
which are now held. Fresh sheets of Cone for
tee nterestypirable half-, early, will be issu e d,. 'e
ABonus ol ten percent. will be given to the holders,
in oonsideration of their assenting to the extension.
This Bonus tri signing'd in cash to the bearer. of the
Bonds, on their a Teeth t and presenting their
respective Bonds at the oboe of the Company, or to Its
axente, for endorsement.
TOMO of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on appliantfon.
By order of the Board of Managers.
Ja2B Im W. H. MoILILENNEY.
&mew.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.-+
I- The CARBON IRON COMPANY will receive
roposals until the 20th day of February next for build
qg Iron or Wooden Railroad Bridge over the Le
igh River. opposite their works at Perryville, in the
county of Carbon. The length wi.l be about three hun
dred and fifty MO/ feet, in either three or four spade.
m f . f l oVefg . reoeived, and farther pertioulars obtained,
on application at NTT/Vale to ;he twler_sitged..
DENNIS BAUMAN, Prestdent.
December 19th. d3l-dtfeto
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel
phia, N0v.18,1850.
At an Election held on theatet laptant L the following
gentlemen were noun Di TS of this Rank:
Alexander 6. Mittel', oseph Lindsay,
)tohert K. Neff, amuel T. Canby,
. amen Steel ohn P. thou,
Zdmund A. huder, reign Kneoht,
Alexander W ildin, avul Yandervyer,
Hugh Cr,., g, hihp IL MICSLO.
Christiana J. Roffman.
And at the meeting of the Board THIN DAY, the !bi
lowing camera we re unanimously elected:
A. 9. CA TTELL, Freindent.
R. R. NEFF,Yin President,
d3-tf * J. W. TORREY. Cashier.
N N NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT APPLIOA
fIea will be made fora Certificate of Feeneylewd'
liKate Loan, to pLsoe of one dated August 4, n
FERY.n 1808. No. 39,
ta 300,
ow la er d
or pr und aot of Ail 6, MM. to LOUISA JEF-
te-3m.
DDSINESS CARDS.
B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
• RULISCRIPTIPN AGENCY, for Principal News
litphltriatrEggi.and Country, N. E. oar-
Address " PALMER," Philadelphia. Jal3-3in
MHOS, M. MOLE, Attorney at Law,
-11.
Nn. 373 Routh FOURTH Street. tagoltm.
WALLACE & BRODHEAD,
ST EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORE.
_ -41 Stooks and I to _pds bought and sold, on Co minion.
tncts WALLA I . REWARD C. BRODUZAS.
m •
ALEX. DicKINNET
ATTORNEy AT LAW,
GREEPIB URti, PA.
Will motto In Westmoreland, Armstrong, and In
liana counties. .:111-tf
TEE ADAMS EXPRESS (30., OFFICE
DJ CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels, Pack
nes, Merchandise, Bank Nctes, and Specie, either by
its own Lines, or in conneotion with other Express -
Denim to all the principle tones and 01 tins o the
Muted Rates. ' S. ELOIDFOR ,
sat-tr General Superinten mat
EDUCATIONAL.
TWINING'S MERCANTILE 'NETT
TVTE northeset corner NINTH and SPRING
OAR tiEN Streets. Book-km*lm Penmanship, Cal
ouleto, n, ao. Applications received from filerohnnts
for Book-keepers. fe2.l2t*
A OADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
J- 1 . EPISCOPAL CtlEßOar.
The Rev. JAMES W. >CORMS. A.M. Principal.
The Beooed Tem will he4in February let. The tui
tion fee. payeb , e half >early in advance, is for the en
htsr, w, ; for tho other grades 8M per annum.
traps, these there are no charges. Drawing, Fuel,
e French language, and the use of the gymnasium,
ming atlordeo w thout addition to the prices named
above. Circulars may be had at the .Aoademy.l3l4 Lo
cust street. .8,37.1tri st
nii,B liAttilLINE M 011 UR
TELoHER. OP rim PIANO.
ASO 6 , 247 No, Hi NINTH F treat
NSTRIJoTION IN OLAESICS AND
AtATIIEMATICS.
ROB'. liT R. LABBEATON, Ph. D . Is now open for
an e• easement for 01213 hour daily. Allcommumeatipns
addressed to No 408 booth Eighth street, will receive
prompt attention.
ItErsasne es—Prot. Goo. Allen. N 0.216 South Seven
teenth wept ; Dr. Oenrse !Winne. 614 Arch street;
Phtlip Phystek liandolph. Esq.. 249 South Fourth street;
Lloyd P. Smith. Librarian. thaladelphas Library,' James
Lesley, Jr.,dtt Market street. har-Im
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, (WITH
Primary end, Secondary Department attached.)
aouthesst corner of DILLWYN and GREEN Streets.
For Circular , apply et the Beheol.
PrincipaL
Entrance on DILLWYN Street. Inl2-Irn•
AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is a
reliable medium thronsh which Schools and Fami
nes mar obtain, oomtatent teachers. Parente may ob
tain, gratultou,Cy, in (otation and oircuktrs of the beet
schools. B,f MAN, York , C.,
Sid BROADWAY . New ,or
alf-tf ital ORES NUT Street. Philadelphia.
ictRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
-u-r , MERCANTILE L CQLLBLIES, located at MlA
delpbto, B. earner SEVENT,II, and CHER TtIRT
New york, Cleve,land, Chmaso, and Bt. Louie.
For infortaatum. oall or send for Catalogue. feg-tf
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.--SMALL t CHANDLER,
11 . WHOLESALE GROCER°, have removed from
60 North SECOND Street, to 33 dd AitICET Street,
above Front, north 'We. at
MACHINERY MW IRON.
WIVE. V. ammo[, 7. %WNW, INlXlltelt
SOUTHWAr t ragnr
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BTRREIII,
KEltill i ek tu ts U itbN3,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Preemie Steam Engines,
for Land, River, and Marine service,
,Botlers, Ossomer, Tanks, Ironlkotta, &0..; Outings
of tailor% either Tr or Drw o .
rop ta r t,o 4
1,0. 8 r Sias W dm, Work Shops, Rail
stmt., and flap Machinery of the latest and moat Im
proved oonstruotion.
Every description
. of Plantation Machinery , rich as
ql u rnrg , B a r ti:Vp?a n li/ b t f a i r t :;l Y u a inl i rlg
Bole Agents or . Rilhaug's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus ; Naamyth'i Patent !Roam
As Mir
& Wolsey's Patent Centritaa dralit a -
Ing P Msohine. an 14. y
SALAMANDER SAFES
A large asiortmy
lie & WATSON'S
PIIII.ADE4I . IIIA ANUFACTURED
BALAISAND 'R SAFES.
VAULT DOORS.
For Banks and Stores.
HAKE WOKE
kora to an, nior nee.
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS ho.,
OAtuLoud terms iiy,eny other establishment in the
v d stt &
WATSON.,
ane Av e l .a
N 0.004 ORIBTNOT titreet,
PI. RAAB iIiVR U A CULL Pkgatgute
fIpHE CONFESSION AND EXPERIENCE
of an INVALID, published for the benefit end as
a warning and a caution to young men who euifer froin
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, &o.; ipply nit, at
the name time, the means of Sell Cure, by one who
cured himself, after having been put to great expense
through medical imposition and stusickerl. Milne
copies inay be had of the author, NATZ.A NIEL MAI -
FAIR, Esq., Bedford, hest Brooklyn, Kings county.
New York, by enclosing a post-pauladdreased envelope.
101.1n1
Pi.7ILVER SOAP—A simple preparatio
for cleansing Silver Plate, Jewelry, Mirrors, Mar
ble, &e.,_ far inure convenient and effective than an 7
other. One half the labor of House cleaning may be
saved by using this Soap, which cannot possibly injure
the finest Zino white, and as no scrubbing is required,
the saving in the wear of the paint is much greater than
tho cost of the Soap. It leaves the aitrface as pure and
white es when new. Manufactured only by the Boston
Indexical Son i Company, and sold by their appointed
AgentedlAS ARO & CO.. Apotheoariea. TWb.I.FTI7
nit ( 'N IT.
TON'S ENOAUSTIO TILES for
31 11 tioo m
rameptal Chimney Tope for oottages.
anion Vanes and Fount•une,___
itnfied Pipe for dmuas and Water oondnotore
Imported and for Ba le by
tab
.4. • .Atßau;
Vtlf Pm twrrill - .. Pr'
-IL) EST ERN AN 1) SOUTHERN :11ER.
CHANTS—MANILA ROPIL—A large awl well,
ageortetetod of Manila Rope, manufamared an d f o g
ale, at New York pn41,11 1 ,
am WON kailiNiAli
SALES BY AUCTION.
puß,NErps, BEWL
AR
M EY, ic
No. of KET /4TRR7 7,
FIRST SPRING SALE OF BRITISH, IRISH,
SCOTCH, GERMAN. AND AMERICAN DRY"
GOODS, - • - •
On Tuesday. Morning, •
Feb 7th, at 10 o'clock, on Dux months credit, by eau
-108Ut-
i-400 packages and lota of fanny and staple imported and
domestic dry goods.
Ig?" Catalogues and samples early on the morning of
sale.
UNDERWRITERS' FAGE—FOR CASH. .
On Tuesday Morning,
February 7th. at 10 o'clock—
eases, 480 mecea..London plaid gingham&
2t races blnot alpsecas, damaged on the Tom* if
importation.
LARGE ESPECIAL, ABLE OF COTTON HOSIERY—
MOT LANDED. ,
On Tuesday Morning,
Feb. 7th, at 10 o'clock.
Connoting of
- awe women's white, brown, black, and mode co
lored Cotton hose.
cares children's white, brown, blank, and mode co.
lorod cotton hose.
—cases men's brown, whits, and mixed cotton half
hone, COMPTISIIIIC a full assortment of all enahtme„
SCOTT Jr.,
poin
AUOTIONEKA, No. u 431
•I'cliEsmirr sTaBEr A on,te the Curtain
*lase. hatween FOURTH and FIFTH Street..
BALE OF A PRIVATE MUSEUM,UPON THE PRE
MISES, No. 528 M ARISET ST., THIRD STORY.
This Morning,
Feb. 2d eornmenorna at lOX °Work, embracing meal
valuable specimens of birds. animals. fuM, and reptiles.
ST Open for examination on Thursday. 2d tut.
PHILIP FORD lc CO., AUCTIONEERS,
No. 550 MARKET street. and ER MINOR Street.
J. IVOLBERT & 00., AIIOTIONEERS,
• 519 A HOU S oNHO LDFURNITURE Bath.
This Morning,
Fab. Bd, at 19% o'clock. at la Arab street, a large
assortment of household furniture. china, Bleu, he.
Nogg NATrigg,
mE AUOTIONEER
corner of filXVIra M nj B B_ACE Streets.
ANT. Inth"gt
MONEY TO LOAN:
$230,000 to loan, in la'ge or small amoanin, OA
stooks, gold sad Elver plate, diamonds. watohee. jewel
ry, fowling Duman, dry goods. plothing. groaeries, ol
gare. hardware, cutlery, musioal instruments, furmture,.
bedding. horse, , vehicles, harness. and on all articles of
value, for any length of time agreed upon, on more
liberal terms then at any other establishment in tills
atty.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
At private sale, splendid piano forte, in nob rosewood
case, oost Emu pare fliso; fine la.saret gold healing
case patent lever watch, double Hype and indevendeat
monde, only CM: fine gold hunting-case pa
tent lever watches. of the most approv and least
makes,
makes, from QM to $100; fine gold double Nom Bat
he, patent lever watches. best mike, from 890 is OW;
fine 16-caret lonting-oase detachedpatent lever
watches. 13 Jewett; from $l5 to $3l; open floe do.. train
ftto to QM; fine id-caret gold Lear - e bunting ease
watches at eko, open lace do from 110 to 130 : silver
Enallsh patent lever watches in huntinA cases
and double bottom, of the mast approved midi:esti:take,
from $lO to $3.1; Anierionn hunting case Elver patent
lever watches at 490; hunting case Elver duplex
watches ditto double time from $194 $1o; hunting
case silver lever watchee, full Jewelled. winds with.nit
a key, from $ll3 to QM; Lepine do., from 811 to 816:
bunting case silver detached lever watches, Mjewels,
from 19 to Qls; open face do., from Qa to $0; hunting
case Elver Lemma watohee, full jewelled. from $7 to
810; open face do., Irom $3 to -6; silver nuttier
watches, from $1 to 1:15; silver French watches, (tom
el to 83 ; gold patent hunting ease and open face lever
and Leone,. l nglish, Emote, and French watches, from
$1 to $10; fine golveet, fob. and neck Mullis stet; ante
per dui.; fine goldsets of ear-rings, breutpins. and
braoelem; bands; neer rings, and jewelry, 01 every oe.-
ecnotion. for leas than half the usual soiling price..
$4O OW to loan, in sums to mit appbcanui, on dry and
every kind of geode, at less rate of charging than any
other eetabbehment in the city.
OUT-DOOR SALTS
A tended to personally by the auctioneer, at very low
chutes.
CONSIGNMENTS 1301.ICITED.
Consirnmenta of all and every kind of goods sidiolted
for public sale ; two-thirds the valpe of the goods will be
advanced to anWotpation of thesale.
AIOSES4NATHANS.
SHIPPING.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
13111P8
ICRON ITW 70E3 TO LIVERPOOL.
TAO* BOIToN TO LITIigrOOL.
Chief Caws Passage— —.-- —..em
Ellwood Cabin Passage-—..— eh
Ton ships front Beston gullet f &Hsi and Cork Harbor.
PERSIA, Capt. Indklus, CIA. _ARA, Cant Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Cant. Millar
ASIA Capt E. G. Lott, NIAGARA,CapL ARdersOn ,
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROPA. .Pt. J. Leltoh,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
Theee Teasels carry a oleigute light at mast-heed;
re
gen on etarboard bow ; r n port bow.
ARABIA, Stone, " ork Wednesday, Jan. 18.
EUROPA, Leitch, " Barton , Wednesday, Jan. 23.
AFRICA. Shannon, " N York, Wednesday, ?Mx]
AMERICA, Millar. " Boston, Wednesday. Feb. S.
ASIA, Lott, " N York, Wednesday, Feb. la.
A
CAN LIA, Lang, " Boston. Wednesday. Feb.l2.
Berths not scoured wall paid for.
An experieneed Surgeon on board.
Tr owners of these shipswill not be accountable for
Gol , Silver, Bullion. Steele, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or , Mal., unities bills of lading are zned therefor and
the valne thereof therein_expreped. or freighter pu
ma apply to E. CI-WARD, S whitheOwritg,,k.
p lIILADNLPHIA
LID
ORNSONNT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
dat.
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OPATER ABOVE
NAMED CORPORATION,
MILD
NO. IS MERCHANTS' EICCHANEHiI,
At 10 o'clock A. M., September 7tb, 1 'Jo, the follow
ing gentlemen were nnanimonely elected Means
the Company, vie,
GEORGE H. BTUART,
B. MORRIB WALN,
MATTHEW W. BALDWIN,
CRAB. MACALEBTER, aro
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON.
Who BOOKS of SUBSCRIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named OEN,. where all persons favorable to the enter
prime are reepeotfully invited to solmonbe.
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSTIMP
CO.
The United States Mail Steamships ARAO9. , 2,1100
tons, David Lines, Commander , and, FULTON, SAC
tons, James A. Wottou, Commander. will leave New
York, Havre, end Southampton, for the yew We, on
the following days :
To meet new requirements of the Poet Mee Davin.:
went, the deys of Wilms °Otte A RAOO and FULTON
from HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON, will, after teV
present voyeees, be changed as follows from NE W
yo FC, save in the gaze of the present departure of the
FULTON. which will take vines on the 17th December,
the soh edule romans unaltered:
THOM NEW TORII. awl A AND SOUTHAMPTON.
FULTON....Deo. 17. FULTON...Jan. 10... Jan. 11.
ARAGO. Jan. 7. ARAGO JBO. 31. ... Feb. 1.
FULTON. —Feb. FULTON . ..Z. - Feb.lS ...Feb. 2).
ARAGO.— blob. P. ARAG0_.....2dc1i.27...510h.
FULTON....Meh. al. , FULTO . N....ApI. Apt. Sa.
Those steamers.built expressly for Government ser
vice, with double eng i nes , under deck. every attention
has been taken In the construction of the hull and ma
chinery to imam safety and speed. The ships have five
water-ti ht compartmenta enclosing the engines, eo
that la the event of collision or stranding, the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being free to work,
the safety of the vessel arf passengers would be se
cured. Recent experience as demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this no o construction.
Toe aocommodations for passengers are believod to
combine every comfort and oonventeneethat can be de
sired.
From New York to Southampton or Havre—First
Cabin, 8130; Second do., 878.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—First
C , tbin. TOO francs; Secood do.. 300 francs.
To passengers going to London these steamers offer the
silvantage of economy both in time and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid for.
An }o expetience r d s surgeon on bord. All letters and newe
r/3m M ine through the Office.
s afin ri Font mless) Now York.
Wri.LtAtd. ISALIrt Agent news.
r e gagrAlt Eifitifttak a ow ANY.
Vinton.
A M. P PWLSON. Agent, Offirm, Tobago° Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONTStreets, Ptuladelyhts.
Plane of lire skive can be seen. n29-taih3l
FUR TILE SUUTIL—LIELARLES
TONAIM SAV....N_.AD_IITEAMSHI2B.
FREIURT REDUCED.
Reim Fier. at an aye eof Pll7lllll per gent. be
low New 1. or Steamshi
OR GRA N. 8, C.
The U. S. Mail fitemoship K STONE STATE. OaP•
won Charles P. Marshman. w il l sail on Saturday
February I, at 10 A.M.
Through in LIEI to / non/NW 40 hiers at See.
FO SAV AR, .
The U. 8. Mail teams
.p STA EUF OROROIA,
Castel' John
, .1. Elarvin, sail on Friday. February
10 at 10 o olook A. M.
Iraq an 40 to Si home , only la hours at Sea.
Eve liiTikab d =egreigaMiderninitig:lll:l,72
The
aa •
" The siendtd„first-olass sie-wheel Stos i rps KEY
STONE T ATE and STAT EOF OISORG now ran as
above ev3ry ten dap , thus F orming a hve ay oominn
nleation with Chards:Min and Savannah, and toe South
nail Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah,. these Slurs con
nect v‘th steaers for Fbvida v
t p i nd wlth railroetV.
for all games i nthe South and divest.
CR.
Freight and Inaarancie on a lae proportion of goods
shipp,W South will be found to ,e lower by these stops
than by aMling ream% the premium bat= one-half the
NN. 8..
Insurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
groressary, farther than Charleston or rannah, the
" Cum
eall'elelYMPOlerine t these P""
Fare by d n this route ..
cute, k .toile
per
cent. charmer be nb7 the .thenhby
dol
ton and Sa vanh
vannah steamship a
s, NC ~ING AL .A ST on
the who route, exotet from Char n and Savan
nah to Montgomery :
mann 713[2.
Ire Charleston...—. Id N Obarleston—.--“INII N
Savannah.._. IS 00 rvannali— --. 81 00
APSrt4-- XI 00 usuata---- IS MI
20100 n.. .... St 00 an —-- II 73
,
Vra% ------ : A git
e l'ai. --
.11 00 bonyb —.— „, p a SS )
oulsomery—.. 26 00 t o inkomery.—.— BS 00
Mobile. • SS gil tine..._.._._ 411 00
soeW 01400.21—. so TS OW Orleans— SI 00
bins of Mtn esigned after the shill has trailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at setiondwhad
above Vine street, or to
HERON. Jr,,_
Southwest earner POI:Tad OFFESTIi VI.
A L epts in
g aries atta n ;iTAT L Eß o alitriELL.
For Florida from Charleston, warner Carolina every
'l‘lesdar.
For Florida from Savannah, steamers It. hlar7's and
t. John's, every Tuesday and 06311/02Y.
r, STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
FARTS OF OILEAT BRIT:UN AND
RE .AN FRANCE, AND GERMANY.
THE El IBURG AMERICAN PACICET COM.
FA `PS IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HAMMONIA, Ca t. B. F. Schwa:deem
BAXONIA, Capt. H. Ehlers.
BORUSSIA Capt. N. Trautmar..
BAVAR lA,' Capt. Taube.
TEUTONIA, Capt. H.
These Steamers are all first-class Clyde-built vessels;
are intended to mil from Pier Cl, North River, N. Y.,
as follows
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAMBURG L
The elegant and powerful Iron Screw Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman. 2.400 ton' burthen, will
awl as above. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBERSIst, at 12 o'clook
Passage, including Railroad Fare from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London,
suet Cabin. fsloo I Sgoond Cabin— Bail Steerage-01S
The BORUSSIA will be suoceeded by the following
Steamships:
HAM AMNIA-- WEDNESDAY, February 1.
SAXONTA....--...7HURSDAY. March 1.
TEUTOV—A— URSDAY, March 13.
BAVAR A-. ..MON DA April 2.
B Passengers forwarded 7 to Liverpool, Dublin, Bel
fast, Cork, Glasgow, Paris, and Antwerp, at through
rates.
These ateamere are fitted up with unequalled acoom
modations for first, Banned, and third-albs Passengers.
The Second Cabin aocommotlatione of these Ships are
equal to the first-olaes of most steamers.
Certificates of passage leaned from London, Booth
ampton, Havre, and Hamburg. to New York.
Parcels forwarded from Plulatlelphia to all parts of
Europe at reasonable rates.
Freight enoaged in Philadelphia ark! he prompUr
attended to by.the New York Agent, and shipped free
of all commiasion.
Ear Fright or Y'attagivpil . y axoluzively to
01)Ice of the Hamburg Ame . r l ;l4e l kihit= t h . .rge.
02-tf Northwest corner FOURT mad CHESTNUT
NEW CROP NEW ORLEAIIS
A;11 , 1i adiarrAeknn.o.7.l:?i7°. Bn lg . .. f t " "I&P
REFINED BORAX, in store and
for
0 sale WE s ' a IIERIA tc l BBwER,
Nos. 47 8 800 Sawa
afiLBS BY AUCTION.
THOMAS 415.80Ai1y _ ! -
• N 05.179 and 11 1410EITH-Mrll7RX$7, '
( Formerly Nos. 117 IQ_
OdR.D.—PUBLIO . SALES SIR kOYZATN AND
STOOKS AT THE RICRANGR.--eakm of real estate
and stocks every Tuesday, at the Exehanze.
Wl' Conant:edam haring the option of either sale
Nl' handbills of each proPert7 leetled_ ,IN , •
addition to mluoh we pabludt. on the PalaruaY Fermis
to the sale on e tnomnd atta4cass. lis srageniet /WM,
Mein on e
of an the proPallitall to he sold
MI Ine ownt . g Trie.,
ESTATE AT MUTE BAIA
1107" We have s largo amount of reel meats st Private
sole, Inolndiac vit pivenptios of eity and onikock
procortY. Prm I may be had at the septum store
PRI A R. BALE REeirrEa.._
IQ' Real estate entered oa our private MSplea'
and advertised oegamonallym our publio sale a lb
(oywhial, lon opines are Printed weetly,)frse e chars sr
PALI, SALES, STOOKS AND REAL isirrATE.
Dad Fall Sale Jan. 77, 'yentas, at the Excluoge.
/air Part of tito handbills Vot sack of the Um's Woo
now ready.
EITOOICiI,LOANN, *AL
On Tuesday,
Feb. T. at LI o'clock, noon. mill be sold, at the ?kik
defame cymbal:l4o
For auxquit of whom it may
7 bonds. 4 LOoo sash, Columbia. ": =3 Iron co, •
3 coupon 7 per cent. bon Com pa ny.
each. of UM Ns-
Caalsy Mountain Railroad
For account of whom it may *mown—
Immo 7
_per cent. coupon hands of the MaCaaley
9Mountain n ngronn ComParin with coupon' from Nor.
Ist. trot
e r a
A P. • for other accounts
-7 at mortgage 6 par cent. coulee bonds. co sash,
Logan County !dining and filsanttiling Company of
Vamps, rechtematue ran.
lobar* Mercantile Library.
REEL ESTATis BALH—FEBRUART
At 12 o'clock. arum
ODbans' Quirt Sale—Estate of Borden', est=
LO OF OROUN_Q, south west corner of i Oda
VALUABLEets. Norhiladelphia.
LOT. h Fifth street, ass; aide. be
tween George and Fmiklin streets Northern Labe:bees
la feet (mitt. and Sier feet den to Apple street, twfb
fronts. with frame dweller end stable.
LOT North Sixteenth street. east side, above Fattish
street. _
THREE-STORY ERICA:DWELLING, west side sit
H N w A MODFRD DW f
ELTeLIN 11G0
NotU
6 Routh Filth
et eat below Washin non street. &weed ward.
BUSINEB STAND.—Three-stors brick tavern asdl
dwellin E. No. nu Pass, oak Redd. above m nwso.
oLARGE AND VALUABLE LOT, southeast o.r.it
f Westminster avenue and Market street s Twenty.
fourth ward.
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEIJRUARY 14th.
lOr hang' Court Sate—Fatats of Amos P. Hai keg. deed .
Wu LO cis OF GROUND. Twelfth street, month of
ii. L P I P IAIDE.Vi. „ . ari....... 4.11 South Eighth
street, Cornet of,Lomtiord Creek
THREE-STOR Y BRICK DA'ELLP I O. No. en Br.
Eighth Street, above Wallaos rtreet, with a three-story
brick house i• the rear on Lermn street.
TH REA AND A HALF-STORY BRICK PAOTORY
end lame lot, Hamilton and . t inn streets, betweoa
Twantv-secend and Twenty-mini streets.
fie AT MODR.eN Dvriti,Laift, b r it
eorner of
Eishth and Lombard streets, well bruit and has the me
darn improvement. and cOnveb Lances-
THREE DV% ELLlNGS.—'fikreeirtory MGR dye!.
ling, no. 1223 Citristmn street, with two three ropy
brick d wel int re to the rear.
Peremptory Sala by order of Halra—Eatate of Elisabeth
Poets, dELLlerealted
THREE STONE DWNGS. micrAytrv,..K,
southwest mde of Spring street, alto mina lands of b. O.
Levering, Twenty-hest ward. Ifgr Sala absolute.
REAL ESTATE SALE—FEBRUARY flit.
At 12 o'q2ock. noon.
Peremptory SaIe.—}IANDSORIR RESIDENCE.=
stable, ome.th house, and side yard. No. Ull U
avenue. .
• • .
Peremptory Saie.—THREE-STORY ERICH STORE
and &ream. northwest corner of Seventh and f`armat
streets. ET Sale positive.
Peremptory talc—TWO THREE STORY BRIDE
dwelhogr. Seventh street. above Parrish street.
TWO MODERN TIIREE,STORY BRISK MEI,
LINOS, east std. of .mnbson street. north of Wallace
street. twin-yen Thirteenth street and Radio road.
iNDS“NIE BROWN STONE REmIDENCE, so,
315 Beath Third atm et. belcrw Series street.
VALUABLE mrscELLeivors roOrg. PPM;
THI , STOCK OF A BOOKBET LVR DECLEMtia
BUOLDMis.
' Thu, Evenuta.
Feb. ad, at the go otioa store. a stook of valsatie nals
oeltaneoaa works oft intimating ■utiaots, a podia' Ut
quantities..
Br Particalan la catalogue..
SALE OP VALUABLE 311IDI4AL BOOKS. Fan',
TTIB STOCK Oa A BOOKSeLLER DEL :LINING
BUSINESS.
. -
On 13.•hirda. Erelvvm.
V.}, 4 h. et the auction stone a .. ,, leation of in liable
m•di eat works, mina Ing mini onto ail 1.00. M.
as , ror particulars ...-.. _
SUPERIOR taea, ff at i Ptrit r lM 11
BOWS, 0 -F O RTE, DRUSBk.
On Thruway Yoram.
At !o'clock. as the Auction 8 0re,...r. sacorMocat nl
, oellent second hand ftumtnre. elersat.stano-fortss.
• mirrors carpets, anon front [amities d•clinot•
oolicksemair, Warmed to tile store for convenient* of
ST. LOUIS, no.
ILLIAMS k BOYLE, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No: IY
North MAIN Street. ST. LOWIS, Ma. tfermsrly ehh
Messrs Myers, Clashors. & Co. Philsdelphiai offer
their services to the merchant", manufacturers, and
others of Philadelphia, for the tale of dry goods. car
pets. boots, Moos. Madman. Jewelry • &e., Ac.
B Cash advances made on receipt of goods.
sir &tiler:mats made three days after sale.
BEFEKENCVS.
Maur": Myer', Chutborn, & Co., Phila.
Stuart & Brother Phil&
Yin Wyck,Tcorneend. & Warrens. Nat York.
L. & B. Curtis & Co., Nes York.
' Wood, Christy, & Co.. t. Lows, Mo. " Crow. McCreary, & Co.. " K@l-frawly
USURAN CE COMPAN LES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP
PENFISYLVANI_ ,A MS.
OPTION 8. R. CO T HI R D AND WALNUT Streets, lidelphia.
MARINE 171388 NEI URANCR
kl 5 KLB
i n ekT ITo all putt of the World.
'mem) Immo/cm
On Goods. by River, Canals, Laker, sal Land Camas*
appall gtritarE 8
On
Nero senora:ly.
,On Storm ld o Mionßonses..t.o.
a
OF THE COMPANY.
Par.
November 1,1659.
' Markat Valet.
1113,060, Philadelphia City 5 ;ry cent. Loan-4MM 00
100 . ,_,_ Foamy Iva.nis State 0 42 , et. Loon— 93452 CO
21 , . Psomayl amnia &ate 6 iav ot. Loan.-- . El.ooo CO
MOM lA. Treasuri 04 V' cent. Notes and
Internet dna .
_.-. -„,. .._. „..-... 3522 54
8.10,8:0 V. B. Treasury eir et.Noies and inter
est deo ~,, - 30.212 00
835,000 Temrrary Loan to 'tie — ditY 4 "rkils
del3ss,o:o, Peansylvartm Railroad 317 Mortiais
A sin cent. Bonds.,-, ....„
_., 43,7410 CO
$81,600, North Pennsylvania Kailrosofillort
0/ 4,C02 Wanlltignati.Baza.d4.;iiiici - ,;. - , u - ‘'''' m
Company 7 ier et. coupon bonds..,.. ISM CO
/MAO, 3CO share, stock Germantown Gas
COMM/, interest and principal
guarantied by the city of Paili
ilator' .• - , .. 15.003 , 0
85,036,100 akares Perinsywasitsr nalrroaa —
Comte/U. - —..-- .. ~_.. 3,775 CO
11,005,100 shams rlOrth Permaylvania 'Kan
n-Ad Company. -_,.. .-.•„. - • - 556 CO
gime, shares Philadelpbm foe Boat and Steam
Tug corms, ay. Philadelphia and
...._ .-._
ga - '4l4l'g
r
mew. Peiladelphis and
vv., de Grain Steam Tow Boat
Clompany, Philadelptua Exeharme
11Ohmpau 3410 GO
s, n,
L. read o MorVages, and Real EsUde. Of
floe Bu
i klieg ~ .. _ -
73,363 33
Bide receivable for Insurances 132,693
Balance due at 4 1 3encies—Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, Interest, and otter debts due
the Company
Scrip and stook ............... - COOts‘s-
Cash on Noposit in B*4 - Coal 31
4 R.D.
PR% E . 8t
I c ,.! 'el.
eraYr t..
M a ts
. Jones Bonk°.
tear
MC.I HmtoMaru.,.
d s , is-
MU . ft J r a
a o m b aE.
M'ParLati..
mho& P. Eyre,
/obi B. Sem*le. Mob's,
D. . Mork - an,
A.
REerter, ..
lit4lN Preuder,t.
D, T Vit;* President,
rotsirv. die-du
'lllarn Muta t
Edmund A. toirder,
thoh e rft ul l. rudalng '
hn CAsvu k
stage quart,
glum lie, Jr..
[
da C. o
wig.
r. i l . ' llY..E a r i n'on,
rge G. /par,
ugl ies C Uy, I
WHAM!
/108. C.
KERRY LYLBU T
N. Bev
viAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
416 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPLIA.
INCORF MATED APRIL. WC BY THE STATE OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
OONFINRD TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
IRD ECTORII:
&anal Wright. 72. B. Rimer,
Win. W.Walters. J. W. Everman,
Chas. Richardson. i stair Lewis, Jr.,
Geo,A. West, . snob W. Stoat,
Q, Wilson Davis, van Morn..
Thos. B. Martin, lento Stern.
'GEORGE W. DAY. President.
JONATHAN J. SLOCUM, Vice .Preet.
WIILIAMB I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Jail -tf
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM -
A-4P.ANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE L.NBU.
RANCE CO?,IPANY, Northeast corner of TIMID and
DUCK Streets. Assets, gm= M.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of !life—grants
anntuties and endowments—pnrehases hfe interesta :a
Real Estate, as m akes all °entreats depending on the
contingencies o Life.
They act as ecutort. Admlnistrators, Assignee
Tnageei. and eaardians
el L. Miller, CM Samuel
Samuel B. Stokes.
rismin Coates, Witham Martin,
e ard H. Newbold. James ft. AleFarlands
William P. Recker. VJoeeph I. Trotter,
William H. Kern, r tame/ hoston.
Samuel C. Racy, ..: Theo:gill. Paaleanc,
re/ Hallowell, Edmund A. Souder,
enry C. Townsend. aniel L. lintelinsoe.
sari
Kent, ohn W. Rornor,
.
:Muni Carr. S. Archer,
; Du ow, cal J. cliristiar.
Hiram obertson. Joseph N. ThOmns,
Weiner JiLsain, John G. Brenner.
P. 8. Mloh sr, Easton.
RHII, EI i. . 11 AtE i ttiet r rr i e d & I E L
- ^ ---- an...-Is
JONZR W. HOlLviotr-3.sirei
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF TUE
OATE cf
.BANNB_YLVANIA—VRE AND MA
INSuRANcE—No. /iXOnANGB BUILD-
Chartered in H94--Capital 4 1,203,1:00—Ansets, Jarmary I,
Me. 4047,440 blI.lOO.
All invested in sound and available seenritiee—con
tinue to innre on Vaunts and Cargoes, Bolding., SWolce
of Merobandise, dn., on liboral Lerma. -
DIRECTORB i
Henry D. Btaerrard. George 11. Stuart
Simeon Totry, Samuel Grant. Jr..
ruirtes Macau :40r; Tobias Wagner,
ata 8. Bmlth. Thom B. Watson.
tin B. Budd Henry , G. Freeman,
Mum R. White y, eorxe C. arso C
C harles S. Leans,
un.
HENRY D. SHERRBRD, Preshlent.
WILLIAM HA il PRR. Secretary le Sox tin rf
HOIVARD FIRE AND MARINE INK.%
RANCE COMPANY, No. CM WALNUT meet,
Philadelphia,
DIRECTORS,_
. W. Baldwin. Robt. W. D. Trutt I,
J. Edgar Thome,on , Wm. K. Reunda s
John O. James
ohm W. Bexto;i i
f r
.al.lcagee4
. 8. Warne.
El . ? . ytiftirlui. C. i t agler :
Wra. H. Lore,
Charles F. Nortorh
John Clayton
Edward A. Warne,
R. H. Shilitugloras
Thomas L. Laden.
Yreardent—M. W. BALDWIN,
Vice President—E. 8. WARNE.
•sorstarr.—EDWlN bOOTH. dee
OUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO -YOUR
-.--.- interent. Huy your COAL AT HICKS', where
nothing but the very best quality of Lehigh and Seim, I
kill Coal is offered at the following reduced prices:
Lehigh, Broken, Bap and Stare.— • .84 23 ger t•-: , ••
" on
11..66rga Nut
Warranted tree 'from elate: or &tit and full we: ht, at
HlCAS'_yard, southeast corner MARSHALL sal
WILLOW. Call and see. ofd-em
W. (MOORE & CO.,
Ng. °Moe 144 South FOURTH Street.
WHARF, PINE STREET, SCHUYLKILL,
Dealers and Shipper'
-Lao t Monntaln. Le on
40, and Sohn> WU
C 0 L .
Merchandise taken on wharfage.
HICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEHIGH t'OAL,prepPreJ with tete, for sale on
Ler d tlArt hia stul t ett KNOWLES'S Depot. NIN'L'H
H A"
4 AND SIIOULI .ERS. —2,300
?met City-Smoked Hnms and F. houldars.
SOO Itc es extra sursr-oured Hams. for as C.
BAD 'Tt a. CO., ARCH Street, 3d door store Front.
CALOUTTA T WlN.E.—Just receired,a
Limier lot of etvtla v aiN n iftl itAlz
ea n KW
oust. iA §. inures.
+two 0?