The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 14, 1860, Image 4

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rya 'itsttPju &
- mit maxim weedy l hlßnigl
eopt tam iptilh.sipq,e
• tins • intr . ajtionworMr t • kibtelklid 'URN -t pejly
Wirgt•an bridle tho-popnlar and pleas.
iCtlnF ,a l 4`hitikwas 'enjoyed 'for etilongbi'lltri
intetraiteraeflutr twoliouseent.Legialature •; the,fel!
lewinis'irettrispeeti Avid:hot bertinatkleptlible to our
eprivalegee !maim de ed from the day. l ef
the Commonwealth, and ,we.belleve , that the date
Lord Plikrerpossiiieed ex : l/04 0
collection some iirraelmens+,9l49Vdate.) , 4k 508
makthowevonyestaliehed, at,encej' bitaseerne
ba10.409.+01 tato_alraotioe _by_degreetf.:L'4l3 'all
Ityr 6 2 , Wovo lune of The-off,awntall ,
iirstorf, wo fn rd tliki early:in 10 1 1Cen Col, %Ups
rgortio_g_ihe`9lillfetthceettiement of Jim poet
oulatirtatthjarnendments,l),/flie-Waiter.,Harle•prb
posed I.lm, prevje9;•for .thq,lettem of
immliere'of tmessing+Atie diring . their
sitting. . Sir.; ispeeking,,lnth
tMlfi uhr.' untimrthyl,orhirdeseendMit; the late
41 1 1, 101 ' V•1•60,114.041000adttle inggeetinas,i , a
poor meadiestat provliwi and.ijelow,the hinloref the
Dotrie" :tlC'PrttMetandaeverat:othertonorable
members alti9 epok9 !:moat it , and + liteigtl'9l4rl++
ten Wylie - tied+ if, ,- sayrnw lettere of the
CAT , .-volPt' free." Tim ; question , . being,' hailed
for; lyitiv,orion of •we suppose), the
Spa or, O fi nistoti,+- ancestor orthe
Bral ; Pi'. retrainee, ills -to,:pht it from,,,tke
Otolireaying ho was ashamed slit." itievart.lito
ltedlil•rovi so wasearricd . and made part of the
Ira; - and though theLordeebjected ,at,ffiret.,aS' in
our days the,v.objeoted: admission 91 Jesse
into the Lowarßepselyet, before the, end of. the
ossipy, betkHouses conelliereditnonetsterit with
theilpetsbithilimair v io',4otrellt frekoMPtion... At
this time; 1+41.e s:were meetly rotdiutais : pareefikekna
as iris opt pciai.ote t,o6l6,ly,t9lottike' or limit Abe
extent Old otrattingortheimm;ablitidikerstrango
were things werent free by hislitsjestY'sPoitt;uncler ea+
ver of tidiprlilleger. Dresses,hootsi shoes,•slippers,
wiederr.ourtalas, - .Xalenolonnea_larm, - books,. par
'tridges, pheasants, and hannebes'eflellbaN•ate
among the articles thee transmitted; and we. hive
seen a frank of Lord Maynard;fiated ;about '1720,
• which camtreyed a` book free 'froin 11i0161de - hip to
a friend in Esser.. Indeed,' it Lt Wad' that-live mil
male- have been ++ franked by. this 'ProoCes,and
that one Ingenious gentlemen thus sent a - - pack' of
llounde from one country re810m) to, another, by
dnitahrients Of ton a Alay,,atuthe cipenee of the
:public.. • • • ' • •
At first the .numbef .9; freaks daily alloWed
mamba - re Of Parliament %Via adiuitred, but to atop
the abuseesirislag tkerefrom;-in the middle of the
List 'century the - Prlillege was .restricted to the
muniber of-Aan.letteM4a:claY;.aridAn point ofsite
.and Weight Tikedi witti:the exeetaion
•. of the Administration, who sent and+reeelved their '
letters free ad Wittine `Ills; therefore, probably
true that even tn iloprestintnentray George Can
ning "franked " this ` whole of' Clarendon's His-'
tory to a: friendiairelad, and• Mr. Ponlett Thous,-
fen (afteitiaideLord Bydenhem), in the 'llanie way'
'forwarded three Munches or veliffieri to his conskitu-!
mate atDover. • z•++:... • + .•.•• • ?'•1. ,
tiothing more erns required than
that the Peetar EL - P.': elloitld write his name in the:
corner of theAtrielope, leaving ,the ',address to be
filled inky other hande.-.J.Tlffit, it was found, led
to an exteMdvelale, ef "ironical according
ly, further,pKoVitaio was paseed' insisting that the
entire addrataskahrinid be written by the franker.'
Ultimately) , 11 , -- 'in- order, to ...check fresh ,
abuses, 'it was resolved that - the date' and the ,
1)1khel where. the- letter Ants pested.-should'l be
added in, the „ seine, ~h andwriting; 't h'e '
utunher of ;franks limited hi ten: letters a day,:
`Croon; they might. .receive. rinint - tuf fifteen.
His late' !Aided'', /when Duke of Clarence, used
to.enjui .nuthing xabre than- franking lettere for
hidfrlonds When hatient'doriato his club; antral- .
most every' leod-naturer -ur. M. P.,. as ,be
passed into him Stephen% used!to be waylaid with;
a host of importunate epplieentsfora frank. There+
,werw+all+Atinds of absurdities cameo tig• with 'the:
- system; for whilst •a• frank cleared the 'General;
,it - was of no value as to thh tendon'
'District (or, two-penny) post, nor= did it clear the;
..vatiotts'+penny dish-let post* between largitoVine
and ,villages.in_tha country: - &milli right of
signing the, name etttride,every letter, gave sort;
ot importance, and the..franking system wee go',
popular
,aylast with +M.+P.s that they,most re-'
lOotontly gave in t 6 Rowland nur. ,- - -
In latter. days frank-oolfeethig, is-a
:b ranch of
autograph -hunting, became extremely popular,.
and,aknost every young lady you mot had a (man
lity,•of ,;franks• in her scrap-book:' - The "Greet
Duire?- - wOuld,never frank if he could,help it, from.
mmeelentione motives,
-and accordingly the fair
daugbters -of England - recourse to all kinds of
ruses - order to obtainono% from hie Grate:' Let
tars -at inquiry as to the characters of imaginary
wrants who had lived at - Strathfieldsaye, and of
imaginary privates of fietitions reginients, among
widish it was impossible to distinguish the feigoed
from' the +bona vide applioant iworo the means
usually inserted to by -the bolder of the fair sex,
in.ordentoaltrit &reply from.:-LP—M., the Duke,"
', , sithitheommd Wallington" o,lll4l,4:enter et the
envelope. The frank,ef the •!' Puke"•has been '
known, to sell it auction fora gel*, and that of
Lord illfireir aftwcf and Winer:made:: ' •
The two largest colleetioneof franks saMoubted-
JyAveresdhose-lbrmed by , the lite Upoott, of
Islington, and by. Lord William Fits ^ Foy. There
•.,arejkansive and curious , collodium also in the
posseasfon of Rev. 'Mr, Willittinsom in Bedford
' shire,'•andJilf hir,Blott,•of the General Post Office.
Her 'Majesty, also, has a nearly Complete collection
,if, tite - Veers and 11..P.s Vrhabeld seats iu her fast
Parliament, in.procuring which oho employed the
,serytqcs of Mehl Volt:Mei hluritty and the ladies of
:pesert Sie
Soo think it is abiolitely Certain that not a ein
gltrone, of the border elaveStaterwill tiotiept the in-- t
':viration• of South 0 &reline to sindeoutnilesioners, to
the koposod Southern COnfereiece. The kesolations'
of Senth gatelialcon this subjeot were treharnitted
-13 , ' the , 06veintir of Matiland ~t he ileinirai Ae-,
sembly of that SeideSeme , tWil or three days sigh,:
and the 000l,almost indignanty,reseption they coat
.With et the hands of the representatives of the pee- r
ple of Maryland; indioatesp elearly 'enough that
Mtirylind not the • remotest ' - idea 'of
staking part in this _ Southern- Convention,'
;And - yet the - Legislature ; -of Maryland is
•overwhelmingly
,Demosratiosomposed 'of men'of
theinime general YOlitioo the amen of, Booth':
Carolina. The Legislatures of Kentucky, and len
148E00 she alie in session at the piesent - Hute; add'
--yet'sra hare seen not the 'slightest -indkation;,ou,
;the part of either, of any purpose, to appoint delo-'
gates to - a Southern - Conference: 'ltideixi, it- is ,
;positively; certain „that neither of these- States'
will take_ any part in sooty Conference, It
Is , equally , - certain, - that neither Dela
ware, ,sZlissettri, nor North . ' Carolina, will • go ,
'Lite Snell Confaranue.- Recnt intelligepoe from. ,
Texas, too,lostilles the belief-that that State, ex
treinelieuthern h follow.th e
came ple,
of her border sisters, Tile n, mAdditionfethefour j
border States of.Delawnro,- Maryland, Kentuoky, -
'and Missouri; there axe - the -three States of North •
Carolina, Ibrinessee, and Texas, malting seven !nail'
nth absolutely eSitala not to nen Wood:tints
sion'ers to the propesed.oonferenee: -We think we
might, with safety, add Louisiana to the list, also,
and perhaps Georgia. , Hero at any rate, leav
ing out are seven 'States certain, and
probably eight or ten, that will not consent to send ;
:eummissioners to this Southern-Conference. , • --
Aiod thus it is clear that thorn lino' earthly :
billy of getting up a. Vonferenen of all, or oven a
majority , of the Southern• States, at - the present
',thee. 'lite only States at all likely,to be repreiented ,
'in such Conference are Disunion States, twee—
States In favor of_Disuttion for the mere sake of Die,
union. Will Virginia—oen Virginia—desert her;
border -sisters and others of- her Meters not on the.
-border. and-east lot'with the DieunioriShitea?„
tats Virginia'' willing', platy , sensed ; fiddle' to
'Boat!) Oat - Mina; end- Alabanta ' Mi and ssissipef, , es,
pity' b ond ' fi ddle she - inist,ll she consent s to go'
tou Vonforensowitikthenvwhile all - her bonier
sisters, ;and many others; 'ptisitlyelt refuse to go
.into l euelt'Sonfeioned , ?With these States' refusing
participate in Stich Ceeferenee, ,It is ebvious
that there can be no =oh thing as a Southern
06ufertitico—no 'inch thing 'as a coference of
rho Sant,torn atef—but. the, , meetiat, at F At- •
,lanta- will only be si - Doeference, of, !slew of the-
Southern - Stittes.;,:,,and these' few - all bent
,en
the single ohlegt sof 2bileging fallout an tonne—
diate4:andi tinemoditioneLdielteltdien of, the; Union.
IV6 thbn,lhat the proPesed Seethe& Con
_ferenceitt already alhilure—naignakfallure—and I
-for thci'realein that; ritt , Metter whatittrginia may
er,laaY not 41,-,giere -- Jitavx - 0r.0414.4 Tier South
ern sisters whoArill`pottiskipart its Ault Confer.'
onti We are,'nevertheli* deeply , felicitous that'
':3r-liginlarshtrald take antand.on high ground-=that
she should have nothing to, do with_this, Sou th ern
Conference—that she should set her face against it,
and lime Foserve,her umlaut reputation as a mod
eratei-oonservative, national s ` Unibn-loving Cosa
=entree-10f; ; • • -,
to far AB the inter. question' of, party polioy is
columned, we should- rejoice ,to, see every Demo
crat-in the General Assembly voting for the, pro.
positionie sea' delegates 14 .title Southern Sec
loud Meunier; Conv,ontion,An‘therefore, ms a
party - man, yrelylve no'diepOiltlonle;;disittedo allYi
Domocrit frtim vette& for each', proposition. But
if thorn be' any Whigal, `in either .brenoh of the
Legislature, disposedto favor Mite Southern Con
ference setesins, we would Itwo csould, pluok them
as brands from , tho burping; we would Rave their
politleal !key, amk reserve them for, useful and
loonorablo'desttny:—Aftirkmon4 hg
rftiollistirdeValle Vsisgedy. - r
DEAtil Or DAVIAfarregDITIOI Or AllE
A oorrespotiddia of the 'Lotitsiille (Ky.) Demb-,
crag, writing, fiten-liaereeville;lhe 8001111 Of the re-;
'Matt infereat-tuaehinCtragedy, under date ef.the
' 744 InalfiY# 6 , o 4. oll 9V4EAditiellalintsgettlers
of the anatr - ,
"The oseitententitertile still yp reat, but Ito
outward tiamonsfration:' NOOO 'Of the wounded
have yet died; imt ILA. Davison cannot low:.
go? than night; be hen been' speechless eine° early,
this;.moseing, , It le , nowt elearlyrknown that Dit-
, vison.lvatt , the; perpetrator , the inhuman. nat.
littrbeintiehell'or . boa' demisted of two firiboxim or:
eanistere, one, ,pleeed within the othei. The in ,
side pox fa about nine inches high sins( sin tubes in
dteetetes-=tliedneslsle' box belnt xnne InaeS
'height iminehas in diameter.,._ . -
tt boy, sindlap to t the ,pne he,need was found at
file r;esidehde ilthf,morniegmith some six toe, eight •
_cuss of owder:. Ole lianas of the boxes made by,
timer 'tin'Alanneiton, Incl. It is not. , known.
31fe ether Ares m,ade.:, Itec applied t0,15r.;
tex'orfratti, fierer, °US's place, to. make 'him a tin
'2-bcnt , like the one desettbed, about - tome Biz weeks
"ince, :hut ho being aleVeenid 'hot ',make It. We;
:to3t4chnn nint4tierdisllttstnightl4"Otrong pollee
11.41 c Win; 13torrett leverp,badly'wornideti ; two
14111 - lia - 0 . 440 oitracted from, hiieUo,. and 1 10 is
taitueedihn is in every precarious condition.
4 :l4`r!, literiettas , i'goodeitizen,oind Oatt'Of_tite plot
11111111m - 11p ti zotis of iiiine6ck peaCeable
:and qelotatair. ? , .
'! 41 :1)ixitOstil , one of, the.proprietore or tho
'lttroio;,.xfl - ,ltardly` recover. The other .Perrons
:wounded' 8.1 . 0_ gdpfoOffed to be out' of danger., - The
aterelteuze—with the adjoining Walls, is in .a_beap
:of rains ;,elose, cappostatto.bn sgr.mo, or $30,000.
.o.lf..„l.)anoanPretber *pd.. William Gerrard;
• lbetinner; are "tho prinainal balers'. There is •no
Ten
on AbO;hense. Crete from "11Y o
ten poritinis of powder in the lends,' and keine elgiit
or ftenpetitta of ,
It is ruippon ..D
dlluit ilidson. ;alone" committed
0 1 ; 3 r op pat. - 1411, Is iverr_ rometably connoted
bete. :,11c,": has -a - bp:titter ;here; Daylien,
'mho Wane among .the , bort eitisene +if :the oouoty
bondrable lientletnak: irint
- r poObbird live you - at 14a-4ft:its AipeiPP-
Jnetit..Giat- is. 31v:wailing ; -any „minirla :not coal
pott e, fortheeblatory at presentP.
~:-., capht , a ether was the son of a Eitotttett
Alt,i , ' ")'t
f rx 6, bY3e/ 41 4/Priiii!err . vliis mother wee, a reheat.
mistress attlititht‘; Her tnaiden name wee ' , Mille!
Ail , TYiaillti:Aattititer tbr a. ,Qiiake3i, tad:being
tttlinot'uidqr.s6 °ale 'Ot i tife Miseeklitore, (Onto ,
;AltUotO:an,Pbe'r" , eiitekp,pirm , i,„ . o4o - ozeiviiihea
- ,ip: l d i i:iatitotirs,retnin,lor 410 041: 'I 1
hus,oi
..oj, rigtelinilteri hidistaiit - etreapiethe'looo4 of
.' re,in two of the most tarrere - elid obeittened
;:loott4kgottpcovelitrater ittvillaocurinelp
- - 4,1040 1 04 irpiaAer#4,ooy, t ' I“ , ' . • :1,
07 TEI Monti.
BAILING i inr.TitE:OVEAN STEAMERS:
FNOM THE 'UNITED lITATES.
i' L l.2l.Lyz - /ow • -„. DLY6
21.0. • • vlork.',Llvorpool - -- Liverpool , ...
OitrMati?hoBlo2.New F 01316
Now ork..Bromen. :............Feb 18
oof Waskiof t oalucd .on. Now York, . verpooL
ie
, 18
ob
Febe2l
York..Livorpoof.,-.........._ Feb 26
A MUM"' Yew York.- Livorpool.,-..
. oir
New ~ smburg 1
1 111 Urns:
6.8g0w,', . :Now , -Mare h 11
- ......,New York: .1 &yr° .81oroh 3
Edllibituk......-Now_ York. -Li ye rpooL -....—.Mar01k 10
TQ ARRIVE;
Mira LitAvn aoa i••1:711
Brenloll. •• • .eontbatePtell , -New York Toom
Anstralasian.. - ...Liverpool,fiew York......—..—Jan 25
United Kingdom...olsogote..New York ----Jan Ml
Kangaroo.Liveel via Qu'n..New York 4—p a t I
Llveilmor.New York.
Fringe Altrirt..=:—.. Galwar...Netv York: ...'.......F_eb 4
&monis. —....Bouthampton..:New York.- 7 -1.... Feb 4
.4.BouthemptOn.liew York—..—Feb 8
Hungarian - ........L0verp001..P0rt1and.............Peb 8
8
Borneo._ . Feb 11
Anglo Feb le
' '...i."Liverpool..New York .......—.... AVIS
Amanda...". —Liverpool—Boston... Peb 25
Fulton.......—Bouthampton..New
The California Mail StenunOto sail from New York on
tho_lth and 20th of each month.
The iIaINISIIIIt Bteeme re leave New York on the 2d, 7th,
M A VEN mad 27th of each month ; and CnarieltOn, 21.
on e 4th and 19th.
W en the aboverdatee'fall steamere
will sail on Monday. except front New Orleane,
LETTEB.. DAUS
- ay , rine ariracuinis'sxcliariei, THILAVELPRIA '
Bhip Island Queen, Ray , dravans,;oon
Bark Tom Maxwell. Davis.. • ..•—• Laausyra, Feb Is
Foit WEST COAST OrAITEICA. - TEO brig Calvert, °apt
French; will sail from this port on or about the lath
,
lust, for • Sierra Leone, /co. All lettors and papers In
tended-for tho A merican Bonairon, or (Ahern on that
atation, will be forararded, if left at the Foreign Le.ter
(Mao. Ehlladelphis Exohange, Pilo* to the above date.
MARINE INTELIAGFINcE.
PORT- OF- FHILADEL.PIIIA, Feb. 14.1860
101:11108—:: 6 45-SUN 6ETE4—.-5 35
'Biqa wATER—.— ,821
ARRIVED.
1. Steamship itoston,'Crooker. 24. hours from New York,
with rodeo and muusensem to J Alldordies.
Bohr Abaa B Hayeb, Robinson,2days from New York,
with Dstrier to Massey, Collin & Co.
CLEARED.
iltemnship Boston. Croaker, N York, Jas Alklerdme.
Bark Hamilton, BtotesOury, Matanzas, W Barna
don &8r0.....
- .Barkontahe' Andrew 'Manderson, Thompson, Canis
naoaeiruo Baker.
111.01:1168.011.
, • - (uorresponeme or The Press.)
. Nsw Yost. Fob 13.
• The sohr Brothers; from Alexandria, was clink oil the
Mighlandeliseteran, having coma in collision with the
sohr H DIU ntley• I,olllDall4lo[B.
in lat dd , long 3a , ahip Uabella , from Montevideo fur
Balto:eoreijeakow . badly. • -
' ' MEMORANDA.
_
Steamship Iltata of Georgia,' Garvin, hence , arrived at
Savannah pt noon yesterday.
K h teanuilitP Kennebec, Rand, hence, arrived at N York
Nit mat. '
Bteamshi_p Etna , Anderson, from Liverpool Jan 29th,
staved at Now YoNt 12th inst.
Blue Lancaster, Decan k oleared at Liverpool previous
to Nth ult. for Philadelphia.
-Shia -Padadelptua.Poole.seilod from Liverpool 26th
alt. for New Orleans. .
tlhip Harsh E Pettigrew. Burdiok, for Philadelphia,
cleared at LiVerpool previous to 28th ult.
Ships Narragansett, Bounders, Joseph Fish, Young,
Tonawanda: Julius, and half &roam, Higgins, were
loading at Liverpool 28th ult. for Philadelphia,
. Ship lsaao, Jeans*, Chipman, from Now Orleans, was
ver 29th tilt.
g-o gilitl i alli% - lititehinsen, 1 rom Manila Nov 7.—left An-
V i er. Pl s ?a l itsfed lit Helena Jon 3—with hemp, Aso, at
Vi r tiEkoailia.re;lloe Was leading at London 28th ult
for Philadelphia.
Beak Win H. Newman. Gavot, 47 days from Rio do Ja
n, e lfaTk v a t l C it e ltu a g t g i Ngrole h J i l l gro, with coffee,
arrived up it Baltimore 12th inst.
'ilrirWarEaght, Wliliairts, hence for Port au Prince,
was seen 30th ult.'near tit Nicole Mole, going up tile bay.
Brig Bermah,Oberilienee at Barbadoes 14th nit, fur it
market,
Brig Mari E, Milliken, Norden, from Cardenas, at N
York 12th inst. Had •s rip NE trades and heavy sea
through the &rails of Florida, after which fi ne weather
up to Jan 31, when, at 6 P 81, Abseeorn - lig ht bearing. N
W. took a heavy N NE snow storm, which continued
the following day.- Feb 14 put into the Delaware Break
water lire a harbor; 9th, set under way hum the Break
water,New York pilot on board, fine breeze Iron, the
southward. end clear weather; letti. daylight. waliett' the
klighlands. blowing a heavy gale from WNV; stood
over to Rockaway hewn. and came to with the whole
of the larboard chain out; lound the vessel dragging; was
matielled to slip the anchor and keep away to the east
ward beton) the fury of the gale, the vessel completely
covered with ice; 11th, pot under way, wind light and
bathing all day; towards night commenced snowing. the
wind veering to NW; at to westward all night; 12th.
fresh gale from NW. and clear; 8A M made the High
lands, bearing W NW; at H. A M was taken in tow to the
Vela: D Ireland, linker, from New. York, at Alexan
dria 12th inst.
. Bohr B W Gardner, Bourne, for Charleston, cleared
at Attaluspas 3il insL
Bohr eau B Cannon. Newel hence for Boston, with
coal, at New York 12th inst. Experienced very heavy
weather, and wee blown on' in the late gale; the grew
being so badly frostbitten. and unable to do duty, was
taken - in tow 11th inst. by pilot boat Nettle, and towed
to Bandy Hook. where the eteamtuz Rescue came to hor
assistance, and towed her to the city.
Bears Heroine, Watson, and Josephine, Baker, old
at New , Yetkllth Inst. for Plubidelobia.
Bohr Charles A Heeksher, (Stubbs, from St Marks, at
New York 12th Inst.
Bteamer.3 Jerome, .Teoime, sailed from Alexandria
llth IneL _for Philadelphia.
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111,0814MADFATIIMI ' l l/E§PAYi, FRIStitUARY 141 ,1860.
':.PIRITHANOS d. O.OIIIPANIEff4 •
(IFFIQE OF THE
it QUAKER SF OTTY IN
* P u Datiiiniat fii'AVEEVE'r•
OF TUX
BySINgSI AND CON INTION OF THE QUAIC.P.R
TO t. T
y.INSIJR:ANCE borttpArly, •
As Presented to its Stockholders. Jan. 2.180.
Capital Stook .... —.4200 000.04
Surplus.. Januar.T.l, AAP. /KUL-a
Premiums 'received 1111859 . 1
Fire. $115.158410
Marine.....• . • 156,48020
Inland kaa"tion . k. 514,081.1 S
-Traaapetation..4l,33,lo) / - •
Interest reoeived........
.. . . 32,ta11S
Salvage and ramauranoe-- ..... 58,80.29
EB,
Losses paid ' I
n 1A)6 1859 8 . .......................
DtvidenO, COMMisatons ngnnis „„
Taxan. Itnensee. office rent: .• •• •
Pnonnr. advertising & expenses. •
Bethnae bald in 1659... „ .... • 60186.13
Itenuntranee and re tain
.... .. X 7.16668
$830,29641
ABORTS.
Bonds and mortgagee on real
estate..._
Ground rents in Philadelphia.-- 2,260.0
60 shares
. Continental Bank, New
60 shares rk UitSy ll ank,Ph ladelphla 2.60e.00
100 do - Corn . Saeltange Bank.
Philadelphia -- .. 2,600.00
60 shareatinion Bank: Phtlada ... 1,600 03
23 doConsolidated Bank d 0... 760.00
la do Farmer/1 k hleohanics•
Bank. Camden, N. J . 000.00
2030 shares of Railroad. Canal, and
other stooks, all onflng 6 Per
'
cent market value • 87.650.00
coupon bonds bearing 6 and 7
per
of
10,103.00
Negotiable bi lls renewable 91,004.0 e
Cash in hands of agents and in
transit........ 21.810.29
Cash on hand and in bank... --. . 20, 6 / 7 .46
--8319,746.70
This Company contimme to make Insurances against
Loss on all kinds ot Fire, Marine, and Inland Risks, on
tho most favorable terms.
. . . .
OFFICERB.
President—GEOßGE H. HART.
Vico President—B.-P. ROBS. • -
Secretary end Treasurer—H. R. COGOBHALE,.
Assistant Booreteri--8. H. BUTLER.
I)IRECTORS,
George H. Hirt, Foster S. Perkins,
R. P. Rose. p. R. Coggehal),
A. C. Oaten. E. W. Bailey,
Andrew R. Chambers Samuel Jonee, M. D.
Hon. DI. Fullnr.
Ja27-tf H. R. cpcosilALL, Snoreturf
NS URAN,CLE COMPANY OF THE
-w STATE OF FENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AtfOAIA
RINE INSURANCE—No. EXCHANGE BULtiB
!NMI.
Chartered in 1794--Capital e2oomo—mset., humus 1,
(041,4411 SO-100.
AU ingested In sound and available peourities—con
thine to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooge
Merohandise, ho. on liberal terms,
IRECTORS:
Henryl
* ,Shdrrene Gearga H. SWIM
Simeon Toby, Baniael Grant, Jr.,
Charles Maoalester.! Tobuie Wagner,
William 8. milli, Thomas! B. wattsoa,
John B. Budd, Henry 0. Freeman,
William R. White ' , Charles S. Lewis,
(Morse C. Carson.
WILLIAM H l gi l geiieVit EßßE . RD. Praiititt
PXOIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
ll—s —Office N 0.409 WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Rome and Merelisndiee
generally, on favorable terms, either limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Doman, °shim T. Owen,
John G. Ginnodo,
home Marsh.
Beni. M. liollinshead,
Baml. L. nmeill-y,
John McDowell, Jr., Edward D. Roberts,
E.W. Hale, John J. Griffith,
James T. Hale,(Bellefente.)
JEREMIAH IiONSALL, President.
JOHN Q. OINNODUr..Yice President.
EDWARD W. DAVID. Rdoretari .1e25-tuthely
D ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE
THEMPANY.
INCORFORATIM By LEGISLATURE OF
_ .. .
P.fiIiN:SYLPAIVIA, . • -
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets Philadelphia.
• MARI E' INSURANCE
ON VESSELS,
CARGO, To all parts of the WorIL
FREIGHT,
NLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River, Canals, Lake,, and Land Carriag4
to MI parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwellins Houses, &o.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November 1,1869.
Par. . Markel Valve.
in3.o o 64),piladelphia City 6 3, cent. Lean.,e61121,060 01
r 6. Pe:g Y v i a n a t g tar :ar v o_t, ° Lci' oa 7.:,...; 934" 00
25,000, 11,13..reasury 51f SP c ot.
Notes and 111AX' t°
interest due . . . 26,263 64
4330,000 U. B..Treneury ii4Voi.-3int-einiiiii mi s t est due. -- ~..... 30616 00
826,000 Temporary Loan to the City of ihila
delphia...... ... . _ ....... _ game 00
150,t3Xi,* Pennsylvania Railroa d id Illoitgage
6W cent. Bonde._-. ....-
_. 46 800 00
120,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad . Mort. '
gage 6W cent. 80nd5....... 12,300 00
6214,0N1 Waist Philadelphia- Passenger Railway
Company 7fr ot. coupon bonds 12,84/ 00
411,000.300 shares stook Germantown Ga.
Company, Interest and principal
up p ratLed by the pity of Phila.
88,600, 100 shares PeionsWinririlitTrOt . U3 -. 114°C* IV
Company —........- •. —. 6,71600
110.1:00, 100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. ~.. -.. ..- 810 CO
01,830, shares Philadelphia Ice Boat ;rid &&&&&
.... Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation CCP*
pany, Ocean Steam Navigation
- Company, Philadelphia and Ha- ,
vre de Grace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
Company —...—.............--,..... 0,21000
lour Mortgages. and Real Fugate, or- 4 ' 446 ' 11 . 8 54
75 ' 858 85
B Balance due at Age t fur
noior-rre made
nnums on Mar "1.6" 69
rine Policies, interest, and other debts due •
the COMMIT.- . ... 03,561 68
Scrip and stock of sundry ........... Comps
rum ..... 3,380 00
Cash on Deposit in 57,080 31
William Martin MEV
._
Edmund A. Bonder,
LOVii i V I .
I P:J:4 I . M".
ohn D. Davis,
lima Tt_aoualt,
illiarn v.--
Tont.
Samuel E. Stokes.
tPeniirtall
e . nry Sloan,
Sward Darlingtoil f
4°B:Allirgerir
ffitoorhif I
mes C. Rand,
Robert Burton,
Jacob E. Jones,
B
James B. M'Farlood,
J oshua P. Eyre,
ohn B. Semple, Pithib'g
D. T. Morton,
A. D. Berger, "
.M MARTIN, President.
1. HAND, VuotoPresident.
'retort. dl6-dtr
Ttaque..c,
William Eyre, it.,
James C. and
William C. Ludw t.
irr il . e r. Borten, etl
George f 3. Leiser,
Hugh Craig,
Charles
WILLIA,
THOS. C.
HENRY LYLBURN. Beco
FAME JINSURANCE COMPANY. NO.
Agi CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL.
L le V a. B
lA. THE STATE OF
PENNSYANY
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
Samuel Wf v ight. IIIHROT D O . II II. g BilVelf
Win. W. alters,i i . W. Iv erman,
0116.11. Ri0h61440 11, sari Awls, Jr..
Geo. A. West, scot) W. Stout,
0, Wilson Davis, &inn Morris,
Thos. S. Martin, • Menko Stern.
GEORGE W, DAY, President.
JONATHAN J. SLOCUM. Vice Preet.
= WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Heoretar7. jail -0
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST liOM
PANY.--_THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE 'HSU
RAN_OE COMPANY Northeast corner of THIRD and
DRi%reete. s , e
yam I,ller l or the whole pi airs ra ta
annuities and en owments--surohaLs hie interlta n in
Real Estate, antaakes all imamate devendina on the
%%Paranoias° Life.
They aot as &inters, Administrators, Assignees
Trustees. and Guardians,.
ljniel L. Miller, RUSTEES.
011111 S hiVitr,'
nranun Coates,
phard S, Newbold, James B. MoFarlant,
illiam P. Racket, , JoseshiL Trotter,
William li,Rern,•
Lames Ruston.
Samuel C. Huey.
Mules EleAllowell,
Id gogilr Paulding, 4
enry p. Townsend'
oTtilie4;l,./.Biiiieleeni
i =V&A ill. 8. Archer,
.
. v, D. 80.,,, 8.m..1
_,J Orietisdii
•William Robertson' Joseph M. Thomas,
met M. Rasin, I John 0, Brenner"
P. S. Miohler, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President,
BAML. E. STORM, Vine Pres%
Joins W. Noniron. Sooretarv. aut64l
H
()WARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No, Of WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
M. W. Baldwin. Rola. W. D. Truitt.'
. Mpg Thomson . Wm. K. Hamlin ,
John W. Sexton. . 7. E. Spangler.
William Ralsttel . . R. Bourdon.
J. 0. Mitchell. ra. H. Lova.
ft:S. Warne.
ohn E. admen. twice P. Norton.
T. Ransil. ° P;SiCrA tp . ?Varna.
Thomas L. Ludera. U. 11,8htllin_efove •
p_ resident—M. W. 1141, DWI N,
• Arm President—E. tr. WARNE.
georetarv.—NDWlN ROOTH. . '. den
COAL.
OUSEKREPERS LOOK TO YOUR
-A—minterest, Buy your COAL Al' 1110K/B, where
nothing but the very beet quality of Lehigh m
and Sohuyl•
kill coal offered at the fotirriving reduced iam
Lehigh, Broken, Ell, end• al 20 per ton,
Schuylkill
wanted free from elate or dust and fultwelight. at
WOW Yard., iututhealit corner ISARBHA.I;4 -e r::
wILLOW. Call and see.
W. GROOME & 00.,.
• onto WI South FOURTH Strobl.
AND
WHARF, FINE STREET, soKuums,
Dealer' and BkiPliers
Looust Mountain, Lettish, and Sohnylkill
A 1, .
Merohsndleo taken on wharfage.
I_TICKORY AND SPRING MOUNT.AIN
. 1 -IL LEHIGH COAL,imared with care, for sale or
beattpllla aßply at artoWLES II Depot. NINTH
and ta,OW tweets .42-0
BUSINESS CARDS.
ALFRED L. ROUGH,
PAPE R ANUFACTURERS' ASENT,
'Orden; eoliei ted for every dosorielonor
PAPER AND PAPER-MAKER'S MATERIALS
No. 17 South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia,
fell-Om`
1161 e It. °ORSON, REAL ESTATE
. 0 ". 9 'BROM AND CONVEYANCER, NORRD3-
TOWN,_ RENNA.
PARIMI in Montgomery, Books, and Chester noun
tlen, foi sole or exohc.
COO NOR,TGAG On forme nogothded,
HA DBOME DW LLII4OB for sale In Nord*.
own. 4111-11 m
pAWSON & NICHOLSON,
KBINDERB,..
NOS. 419 ANDSgt MINOR STREET.
Between Alarset and Chestnut etreets.
PHILADELPHIA.
JANES PAWBON. JAR. B. NICHOLHON.
RR. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
• ERR AND CONVEYANCER, Norristown, Pa,
MO Farms for sale in Bucks, Montgomery, and Ches
ter counties. Catalogues of Farms, with full sieserip
hone, sent by mail. fea-3m
- -
WM. D. KELLEY AND GEORGE A.
OOFPKY, Attomoys et Law, hove removed to
1 Routh SIXTH Stmt. below Chestnut. in2l-1m
V B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AN
• • SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY, for Prineip.nl News
papaya an Periodicals of City nnd Country, E. our.
ner FIFTH nod CHESTNUT.
Addreae.. V. B. PALMER." Philndelphia,.
TILOS. Ti. BIDDLE, Attorney nt Law
No. 27 South FOURTH Street. nl .1t
VALLAOE & BRODHEAD,
v 37 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Stooks and Honda bought and gold, tot Comuabodou.
FRANCIS B. WALLACE, EDWARD C. BRODHEAD,
013-4m*
AJAX. MoKINNEY . ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
GREENSBURG, rA,
Will praetlse In Westmoreland, Armstrong. and In
diana countteS.
HE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFIOE
PO CHESTNUT Btreet, forward, Pamela, Paok
agile, Merchandise, Bank Notes, and Resole, either by
Its own Lines, or in oonnootion with other Myren Com
panies, to ad the ennoleie towns and ottles of th e
Witted Stater, E. B, HANDFORD,
general Superintendent
CODFISH. -600 (ills. Extra Grand Bank
m store and for salelv
WM. J. TAYLOR ts CO.,
431 tal and 174 NOWI3I Whxrvni
r ei FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SOALEB.
Fol erat by FAIR RANKS & EWINII,
715 CIIO.IITN 14trent.
JAVA COFFEE-1,000 pocketo prime
4,ltit h Oo t im i ir ode bT JAMES 01 , tligAI4 to filitl,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
-IE/ARWILIN.a.. MR SIX 3 WEEKS. .„
TRORNLEY hOHMIC N. E. corner EIGHTH
and SPRING GARDEN, would reepeotfully inform the
nubile ittneralt thar.-PrPnl now (*lmo 11, }WO uutil
the ot Atm they wol' •
SELL (300 8 REGARDLESS OF PROFITS!
They have an excellent stock of
Long Breen, Shawls.
English and American Blankets..
Deist Shirting and Blieetinglilmihns.
Ll[nons of our rinimportation.
Flannels. Cloths. and Gassimeres.
A good many cloaks still on hand.
N:
A LAKO SPOOK OF FANCY SILKS.
Pest make of black silks.
Merlons, De Lemnos, German Poplin Plaids. fte.
Pam" o t h e ll a elf ve UrrD , R w C il o l 0081' PRIDE!
N. D.—lt will pay to give us a call. laid
WAMUTTA CIUIRTINUS, SOFT
"it FINIAIL_Dat opened.
4-4 Mrusonville Shirting§ at t4lt cents.
4 4 Irish Shirting and Finnting Linens.
SL end 4-4 Unehjsnkable Flannels.
miner for Infanta' Shawls.
Larne 'Rook of Paris Embroideries, very cheap, vie:
Netts Collar. and Sleeves, Collars, Embroidered Linen
Cambria Handkerehiers, kr.
Ladles and Gents' Linen Cambria Handkerohlefe, in
great va
Bilk . DnHandkerobielb, flack Cravats, anti Neck
tie..
WHITE GOODS in variety.
WINTER STOUR,
_reduced inyirlee. of all kinds,
DRESS 600DS.
,Blanket and Brooke Shawls.
Bed and Crib Blanke ts.
laok Cloaking Clots.
Cloak., Ready Made,
Bilk Velyet.Al3._. fro.
GREAT REDUCTION 'lntl] February Ist, whilst
taking stock. CHARLES ADA MS,
EIGHTH and ARCH Stream
BLUE PLAID FLANNELS.
F.legent Broche Shawls.
citle t ko C i ' l l aftWls.
Pretty nn and U cent Delainte.
43.50 and $1 60 Wool Robes. worth $1 and S.
Finestßlack aloneselines, 38 to 16 oents.
61 cent all-wool Plads.
CASSIMERES.
411.1,5 for best Fancy Cashmeres.
(omit bode at $l, $l.lO, and 81.16.
eattinstrt and Cgtssitheres, 40 tort cants.
Vestinge very cheep.
ISO cent first-rate Shit ti and Drawers.
Gloves, T)eS, 11dIrls, Re. auction lots.
COOPER ec CONARIO
NINTH. desirable K'T.
ev N B 43a— e F o l r t i i , F t ill . 3ooDS, a large and etojoitlilo
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICIE:—The copartnership heretofore
11 existing between the nndersixned under the firm or
DEU I & WINDEL., is this day dissolved by mutes.
ecisent. The business of the firm wilt be settled by
tinter & Winsel, who continue the business at No. 414
PRUNE Street. DEUTZ.
Plias, Fab. 10, MO, DODO WIIifIEL.
NllO TI 0 —The undersigned have this day
formed a copartnership in the business of Menu
rectories Jewellers under the Arm nsine of BAKER dc
WINBEL, and will earn' on said business nt No. 414
I , it 11tib &met.f.• W.BAKER,
Phi In. , Feb. WINBEL.
niSSULUTION 0 COPARTNERSHIP.
.109RUAW, TAYLOR and RAIs.ItIEL 11.8111101,
hevinBh nt eat iu stock. fat roe &
r of TAYLOR, Alum & co. to 1
13§1;14 . ?
L. JONE.tI. who lo authorized to collect and receipt for
all clams of the old firm.
308111/A W. TAYLOR,
SAMUEL B. SHINN.
Philadelphia, lot ono .26th, • fet.lZt•
VIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-NOTWE
F
18 HEREBY GIVEN, That the Subsoribers
have formed and entered into a Limited Partnership,
under the provisions of the Laws Of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania.
That the name of the firm or partnership is William
D. Edson, and the general nature of the business the
Manufacture. and Bale of Doan and Shoes. That Wil
liam D. Edson is the General Partner. and John Maun
ders bud hlaopherson Saunders are the Seem! Part
ners, all residing in the City of Philadelphia. The
capital in cash contributed by the Speeialtrtuers is
Ten Thousand Dollars, each oontnbutltur Iva Thnu-
Land Dollars. The Partnership commences t is TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, MO, and is to terminate DE
CEAIBER 31, 1861. •
WILLIAM D. EDSON,
OHN SAUNDERS
General Partner.
J,
MACPHERSON SAUNDERS,
SsOolal Partners.
January 10th, ISM. i )all-d6w
➢MEDICINAL.
RUSHTON'S
COD LIVER OIL,
TOR
CONSUMPTION
NU MORE PILLS, Nolt ANY °TIM
oonstipation dyspepsia' (Indi
gestion), nervousness, flatulency, phlegth, biliousness,
liver complaints, hysteria, neuraig a, aleepleseness,
congestion, blood to the hpad,headachee, lona
of memory, indechnon, nervous femmes, palpitation,
heartburn, eruptions, impurities, fever,, irritability,
low saints, Maul - Kee:dysentery, noises in the head end
ears, detulity.thabetes, pain. betlreen the 'shoulders;
cramps, spasms, nausea and sickness, sinking, Gts,
colds. catarrhs, con h. asthma, bronchitis, oomiumP
tin. dolnlity 4 gout. toeumatigm, hioniorrhoids.
lt.y)t It "8 &homes Health Restoring Food, THE
REVALEN it ARA BICA, at a coot of a few cents per
meal, speedily eradicates the ablivb donsasee, also
children's oomplainte, and Raves fifty times Its cost in
medicine. it does not interfere with a lberal diet but
impart, a healthy relish for lunch and dinner and re
stores the faculty of digestion and nervous and moon
ier energy to the moat enfeebled. We extract a few out
of 30.00 , 1 cures: . •
. . .
Cure N 0.1771. Lord Montt de Denies, of many years'
dyspepsia,
Case No. 64,816. From the Rev. James. Campbell,
firderstone Rectory, near Fakenharn, Norfolk, 6 Dto.
1369. Gentle tan: 1 have long known and appreetated
the virtues of Du Darren Re relents Arabiea Food At
cue time took it for eighteen months_Land Whenever
1 feel unwell, I take it for breakfast. When taken by
itself in this way, it invariably reeves the storriaoh and
prepares at for other food ; 0 at the same time a
gave, the patient as good a break net es he could desire.
4n all cane of indigeetion. and nertientarly when the
aver is more than usually affeoted4 (mumbler it the best
of all remedies. It regulates the bile and nuikesst flow
in cases which would not admit of mercury In AO,
shape. In short. a healthy flow of bile is one of ale
e end best symptoms. You can make what use
you please of this communication. 1 am,_ gentlemen,
yours, Ice., JA ME!! T. a.tuortat.L.
Cure No. 49.&15. Fifty years' indesonbable agony from
dyspepeia, nerveuences, agthma, cousb , constipation,
flatulency, spasm', sickness and vomitini l iave been
removed by Du Rarry's excellent Foal. 111 JOLT,
Cure VO. 43, of Dlr. Serdeant-at-Law !Ilene
have takeo the Revalente, Arabica for the lest sax
weeks and have great pleasure in 'mums tritium to Its
&fleecy. For year. before I hadreeOurve to this excel
lent food I had been tormented more or tau by dye
papaw,. I am now enjoying perfect digestion. end alt
the oonsequent advantages. I am, my dear sir, your
truly obliged friend, CU•ILKA W 11.7 s, to. L.
Cure N 0.63,810. Field Marshal the Duke Fitiskow,
of dyspepsia, constipation, nervommees, ap layer com
plaints, which had sea ste el all bathe and medical treat
ment.
Cure No, 47321. Miss Eligeboth Jacobs, of extreme
nervousness, iedigestion, gatherings, low soffits. and
nervous fannies.
tX13,6511 V
Similar testiriloniale from Dr. Ilre, Dr. Harvey. Dr.
Shorland, Dr. Campoll, and many thousand other re
spectable partials who wan be referred to.
Packed with full instructions In canisters, 11.0 to
812. The latter carriage free on moeipt of auk.
Sold at the Ravelents Ambica Food Depot, Kt Routh
Third street, Philndelphia, bff H. MUNRO, Prinaipal
Agent for the United States. W. Partin, Jr., Chestnut
and Twelfth Streets. p. 1.. bitackliouse, Eighth and
Green streets!. J. Harkinson and E. 11. Clarke, Mato
street, Germantown; and through all Grocers and
Chomista. ialit.lra-ntuth
- -
THE WILE AMONG TEN TROUSAND,__
DALLICY , S MAGICAL PAIN ExTKAOToR
- 111 AS universally supplanted all other
A—IL Ointments and healing, lienlicatioas in both the
Eastern and Western ilemiseueresorhererer intro
duced; mid its intrinsic merit is lite 1705 secret of its
success in all cum/teens affections. whether the cause
be accident orBURNS divase.
& eel 00ALDIg
ere instantly relieved of t - t their anguish pain and
inflammation, by a timely 0 application o f' this ew
er/feu: healer, and the Huh is renewed uifby a
charm no blemish or scar Lemaini
ILE FRIEND OF L; THE NURSERY.
Chit ran are frequent ,r sufferers Dorn external in
espeoially front Fluot and,Coisishree
PlOSiOnS—thellStOSO every N mother should have this
healing preparation con- stanCy on hand. It heals
sore Byeasts, and quickly 0 7, removes the TETTER or
RIND WOR M, so prep- lent ee Ms estrum
TO TRAVELLERS BY SEA AND LAND.
The Itlaohinist, the Trap veller.and every other in
dividual whose lot in life throws him within the
chance of accident from 0 explosion, Are, or e oils
sionothould bear in mind that thin Maga Extractor
is hue beet and only friend. R It is both portable and
cheap, and should ever be m hie companion, as a friend
in need. There are thou- r sands of living witnesses
to testify to its marvellous r 4 virtue, who awe their
sound linibs and muscles . A to its saving efficacy.
The following are a few ,j atilt) kadtnsLdiseares for
which WILLEY'S MAGI- - .4 CAL PAIN EXTRACT
OR is a PREVENTIVE m as well as CURE:
Burns, Erysipelas, Bores of all Irina,
MuJ a ii . es, Fistula, Shot Wounde,
Frost Bites, tiorofula.
Broken Breast. Fever Sorge, Scurvy,
Bites of Reptiles, Pekoe, Swarth
Cancer, Olanilutar DIX-SOUL
Cracked Lips, flees, Scald Head,
Chapped Hands, Mercurial Bores, Sprains,
Chilblains, Pains generally, Small Pox,
Cramp. Pi Duplex, Tumors,
ContraoMdCmds,Pilee, 'fetter,
Chafes. Poison, Deers.
Disenees of the Rheumatism, Venereal Bores,
Skin, Hau te,, Au.
Sold at the prinelpal Depote,ll firnadway.New York,
and 21 and lel Chartres street. New Orleans. by J.
WRIGHT & CO., General Agent. It oan also be ob
tamed of all respectable Druegists and Merchants
throughout the United States an , l Canada.
T. W. DYOTT & SONS.
218 North SECOND Street,
fele Wholesale Agents for Penneylvania.
TRE ALL-SMUIENT T111112!-
-
TRIESEMAR, 3,2, and /I
Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England. rind
seoured by the Seals of the Eoole de Pharmaoie de Parte,
a? the Imperial lollege of Medicine, Vienna.
o. 1 is inveluab o for exhaustion, spermetorrhoes, and
al_ physical (Saab' !See.
No. S oolnpletely eradicates all traces of those diseasoe
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous sad per
moions use of copeivia and cubeba.
N 0.3 has entirely supplanted the iniarlons toe of mer
oury, thereby insuring to the syfferer speedy relisf,dia.
Periling all impurities, and rooting out the Venom or dis
MIESEMAR, Nos. 1,1, and 3, are prepared in the
form
un; oi a lozenge , devoid of testa and email, and can be
Fthe waistcoat pooket. Sold in tut mutes, and
vide into separate dodos, as administered by Yelpean,
albumen& Roue, Rioord, o. Prioa 83 each, or four
oases for 89, whinh saves 83; and in drlf oases, where
by there is saavims of $9. 'To be had, wholesale and
retool. of Dr. BARROW, IP; Bleackerstreet, New York.
Bold also at Retail by CALLENDER 84 CO., corner
THIRD and WALNUT Streets, Philedslphis. and b
T. W. DYOTT A BONS, 218 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Penrunlyanis.
tat-ddm
ZOLLICKOFFEIt'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL.--Six : I have been elhosterl with rheu
matism fora lone period—a portion or the time had no
use of my limbo. Tried your Cordial, and in three days
I was able to walk down stairs, and in a week the path
entirely lett me. Ido cheerfully recommend the Cor
dial to those who are Mired with that dreadful com
plaint. • Yon rads s. W. g_tycia, Broker, ea ?meet.
Prepared by TIIHOD DILICS, Chemist, rif. B.
corner PINE and SIXTH sts. nl4-em
TIE LEON, 411 CIIKSTNUT STREET,
above reurth, Ninth gide, bee the van beet
klmoklne and Chewing Tobsooo in Philadelphia.
la2l-1m
DRAWING AND PAINTING MATE
REAL&
gogipoars' and Mutate/di' Stationery.
reolan raintir.g Materials.
Fotiohamania
for
and Vases.
Faint Ilexesfor Children, and also for Artists and
Students.
Ficitures and }bolo re Frames.
Flaying Cards, American and Frawils.
Catalogues grata to the Wade.
t3C.1.101,2 k JANF.NTZKY.
No.
Vl/1101.1 , 8A1,1? AND it.9o
116 Finish NIGIITH Stree ro t.
n-6
MINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS.—
, C. DONOOIIPIi will continue 'liminess until May
nest, at 15 South WATER Street, and now otrere for
rile, at the lowest market prince, for moth or on an
proved short credits, 4,000 barrel' oitomn-rofined Sugars
and,Flymplii Vance. grades, including Loverinee
Ciruslied and Fake, ized and Moller's Patent-out Loaf
Hume. Alen, Sin and Java Con co Adaninntino Can.
(Beni and Kelly's French Drandr Coloring, Jas7-11m •
300 MILS Primo Halifax and Eastport
Herring, Sed boxes Sealed Herring, 200 hill
bids Whits Fish, in store and for Dalai,
d3l 172 end
, IYI
120 J . 4
'1
N A R Y‘Ojt. a"
MACKEREL. -575 blds. Nos. 1,2, and 3
Alsokerel, In anaorted Orteinnt yeokeps, of the
latest_cAtoh, for enle by C. C. SANAA k LC, ARCH
elver. door shove Front. fee
MINTON'S KNOAUSTIO TILLS for
Ornamental Chimney To for cottage&
Garden limes and Fountains,.
Vitrified Filippa drains and Water oondnotors
lapin ted and or sale by
%tail/Mat
MACKEREL. -500 gbls Prime No. 1.,
600 lA, large Na. 3., 200 lAda Email N 0.3., and an
al nortment of Package'.
Por ode by WM. J. TAyt o olt CO..
JJI 1.22 and 121 ISORTH Wharves.
ilOE.—Pruno retailing (Marlooton Rico
toy aisle by JAMES ORARAPI & t Q LIBTqI
u .s o est. • . •
XAILROM'.,
TO WEST • 011.6811.1 R
d Intermediate
_points, ym ME
DIA. Trains for eat Chester leave Pl4lndeiphiti from
the 1)001. northeast corner of Milt rbberni. nod
ninttittcy atroete, at 8.10 A. M.:llled 1 and 430 P. M.
On SUNDAYS at 8.16 A. 01.. and P. M.
Poanencere for atatione on the Pill DELPHIA and
BAUftgoith cEwrititikltAlbßO/LD will mike the
8.10 A. el° an d 30 P. ALI:Wm d -if
T ILE PENNSYLVANIA LIEN TRA .1.1
,RAILROAD.
. 200 MILKS DOUfILI TRACK.
1860. 'Ramon _lB6O.
TRE CAPACIT OP irms ROAN IS NOW EQUAL
TO AY IN SSE NTR.
THREE T SCU{ P DER TRAINS
ei t
BETWEEN P ILADELPHi t a. AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting dit a at Philattely in With 'Phrokigh Trams
from Bolton , new York, and a I polhts Diet, and i n the
Union Depot at Pittslar with Through Trains to and
from all points in the twe et, Northwest, and Southwess
—thus furniehing fain aim' for the tranaportation of
Passengers uturarpasecd for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and rot Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Can or Conductore. All through Pam
longer Tratne provided with Imughridge'n Pater. t
Drake peed Mulct punnet, control of the engineer,
time adding much to the eafety of traveliers.
Smoking Cars are atlaohed to each ...Trani; Woodrufrs
Sleeping Care to hspreiu_ and trasA Trains. the
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY; Nail and Fast Lines, Sun
days excepted.
ntail 'I rain leaves Philadelphia at II A. fit.
• aN tiff.
117t-i°l' Ai n4 i ra 'R l A "" l i NT7...EA : Y : E AS 1 , 01,11.,oWS:
llarrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, 9 Y. ht.
Columbia " I 00 P. fil.
arkesburg 17.30 r. M.
West Chester Pmetengers will take the Mail, Parkes
urg and Columbia Tram s.
Passengers fur Sunbury, 'W,lliainsport, Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls,toul iritermsdiateavinfir, leaving Phi
ladelphia CA. sb throttgli,
Tiokets Westward may be obtained at the &hoofer the
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore rend Tickets Eastward at an) of the important
Railroad Offices in the West; also on board any of the
regular lane of Steruhers on the Alisslasimil or Ohio
rivers.
Farn always as low, and time as Stuck, as by any
other ROM,
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The oompletion of the Western corineetions of the
Ponnerlonhin Railroad to Chicap,malie this the
DIRECT INE BETWEEN K EAST AND THE
GREAT W ;ST.
The oonneetion of trail by the ,Ratlroad finds° at
Pittlobutg, avOiding al! dra age Or ten - lase of aced,
together with the saving o time, are advantages readuly
arpreciated by Shipppers of Freight, and the Travel
ling
Mercherta aid Shippers entnistitor the tyartnyortation
of their Freight to this Company. call rely With con -
dem i n t ils i sc s y trahei
FRE t IQIIT to end from any point
in the West by te Penns, isaula Railroad are ar all
times as favorable as are charged by other Railroad
Companies.
1110"' Be particular to mark seeker's" via Penes. Rail
road.
Far Freight 09ntracte or QlhipPing Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of ate COM-
Dant ; •
. P._ A. STEWART, Pittsburg;
11.8.Therce & Co., Zanesville,O.; J. J. Johnston. Ripley,
0.; R. McNeely, Maysville, Ky.; Ormsby as Cropper,
Portsmouth, OA Paddook & Co., JellersoriVille, Indi
ana; H. 'W. Brown & Co , Cincinnati , 0.; Athern .k
Ribbed, Cinolunati, 0.; 11... C. Meldrum, Madison, Ind.;
Jos. E. Moore, Loßlsville Ky.; P. O'Riey & Co.,
Evansville, lad.; n. W. &ahem & ctiirorill,,• R.
F. Buss, S p itler & Class. St. Louie MR • John H. Her
. & M
tic Nashville , Tenn.; Harris tint. eniphis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, DLL W. H. If. Koonce, Altoh,
Ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
a the West.
E. J. fiNf...I.DER, Philadelphia.
,VAillit.x37, l 2' iloilz t ttratrg h °4l;,'`iureii Y
& 00.. No. 71 r Statestreet sonstonarn. at .,
P„,C . IIBBITh qrfitfltleglA'nkittit"
THOS. A. SCOTTHen'I Suet Altoona, P a.
JaA•ty
1859. alsonti 1859.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-NEW YORK LINES.
VIE C 1
AAD
A E
LOAND A I
MIR/Y lANRD
c rrlol
EA
DELIIA IDTR E ry O LA N R MI. h i OAD
CO.'SI7fiYORK
nwAY. LACKS. 7/011WALND I ,TRIST wnanv alb ERNISINGTON.
Will 10111/0 OM fOItOWS. viz t
At 11 A. Al. via Camden and Amboy, Cain. & Mn. all.
AocommOdation . • -• ~-. el 25
At 6 A. M., via Camden an d , Jersey UltY,( New
JorseylAooonvnudation.--, ...-...,,,,,-.. •.-• • .. 999
ma . M.. VIA Lawton and JOISay cay,morrutis
MO
At 4 I,7lii.s ,, iiWelisTicg inniiiiiirenil UfG, .
Wesiern Express .. - ......-' .., .. . •-- 600
At 11% I'. AL, via Camden and Ambo y, Aociommo
dation.... -.- • . ~-
~ -. 6 ZS
At IP. AL, v ia Camden and Amboy, U. &A. Ex-
Ar 43.5 P. M., via Kennington and Jersey Call
Evening Express-- --- .. • ~- .I 00
At a% P. M.. via Kensington and . Jenny City, rd
Class Ticket. .. • • - . 1 11l
At 6p. 1.1„ via CitindeiTaiid - fireaßiti Triiiiitg
2 OD
A iit l iCihr, Wi . &ilitieii a;:d . j.ineieciiy7,lLia ili ;hi
At 4P..iii,visCamarian-d-Lii-L7cr,Acayoinm-o-ditio-n,
(Freight and Passenger) -let lass Ticket........ 9!6
3d Class Ti cket ........ 160
The 6P. M. Mail Line rans daily. The 11 P.M. Singh
am Mail, Saturday! excepted.
For Belvtiere. Easton. Fleminenn. /mot 4 A. Al.
from Walnut-street wharf. and 31'. M. from Kensington.
For Manch Gaunt, Allentown, and Bethlehem. at 6
A. M. vie Lehigh Valley Railroad.
For Water Gap Btroudsburg, Smitten, Wilkegbarte,
Montrose, Great tli f id, &0.,_ at 6 A. AL, via Delaware.
Litokawarinaend extern Railroad.
For Mount ' oily, at 4 midi A.. M.. end 1 and 43i. P.M.
For Freeh old, ate A.
A M.. now $ P. Al.
WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, &o, at 3 and Ol P. M. from Eon-
Mini ton.
For Palin y ra, Riverton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington,
Dorderitown. &e, at 13)6, 3. and 04 P. M.
Fitly pounds of baggage only ramrod each passenger.
Passengers are probibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All barrage over ally
pounds to be paid for extra. The company limit their
responsibility fur baggage to one dollar per pound, and
will not be beta for any amount beyond 8100, ezoept
by spews! contract.
WM. H. GATZAIER. Arent
09 Camden and AMber R. R. Co.
aga, PiL"krAorAL
A P r I 4 I D I A 6 0
I T , -
TOW — ILK AR AR RANG/i i .M.DN T-:
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 21, 1650,
FOR GERMANTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8,7.60. 9, 10, 11, mid 17 A. M.,
1,8, 3,3 I 4,6, 636, 6, T, 8,9, 10, end 1136 P. AL
Leave Germantown 0 7 8, Ms, liM, 10, 11, A. M.,
1,6, 3,4, 436, 6,6, 616 1 b d. io 2 P.m.
brt LIO Airs,
Leave Philadelphia 9.0 e min. A. 8.1., S. 611‘, and In P. M.
Leave Gennantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1,10 nun., OX, and
9 P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Pluladelphis La" 11 A. M., 3,4, 636,T, and 10
P. Al.
Leave Chestnut 11111 7.10 7.40, BM, and 12.10 A. M.,
3.40,0.40, 6.40, and 8.40, P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
beams Philadelphia LW A. M., ',and 61( P. M.
Leave Chestnut HSI 7.00 A. AL, um, 5.70, and 6.40
nun.. P. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 9, 11.06, nun., A. ht., Log, Las,
ui and lig P.
Leave riornatewu 6,7, 9, 11 A. AI., 4M, and
P. M. .
ON 8 UNDAYS E
~Lesa philadelphis 0 A. M. M.
Leave Nornetove ß AmM i tt i lt i k K AL .
Leave Philadslrhia 9,1 P, 9, 11.0 A. M., 148, LOS, AM,
43 1;:alle 7 Pf . &X 0.4 azdlUf A. M., 2,0.
0, 61fould
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3 , and Mt P M.
Leave hLiNunit IX A. M I 6X, and TX P. M.
N. K. SmITH. enerßl Superintendent,
nl9-tf DI•.PL,'P. N IN II and Ult EEN Suet la.
NOR,TII PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
%W i t ARRANGEMENT,
AEet_IIETHLEHE NI, DOYLESTOWN, FASTON,
LENTOWN. IttALICIII DRUNK. HAZLETON.
On_and ar MONDAY, N9vemberith, let Fuser,-
ger Trains wile l lave FRON and WILLOW Streets.
Ybiladelphia, DAILY, ( Sunday■ exeepted )
For Bethlehem, Easton. Allentown, Manch Monk,
Razlekin. &0., ( Ex press.) at 9.30 A. M.
For Bethlehem, (Express.) at 940 A. M. and 3 P. M.
For Doylestown, (Accommodatunt,) at &40 A. M. and
P.M.
For Fort Waehington r (Aeoommodation,) at
TRAINS FOR riati.ADELyjun:
soave Bethlehem, (Express,) at 8 A. M. and 4.10 P. M.
Leave Doylestown, (Aooommodation, I at 7 A. AL and
3.30 P. M.
Leave Fort Washinsten Accommodation,/ at 7. A.M.
ON 34NDAYS;
'hiladelphia for Fort ashington at 030 A. M.
'thiadelphia. for Dorylestown, at 4 1'. AL
3oyteetown for Philadelph.a, at 7 A. !tl.
~ o rt Waehington for Yhitndely ue, et 3.401'p. M.
tare to Bethlehem, Slat; to Mauch Chunk, 33.03; to
FAston, /11.403 to Doylestown, 50 cants.
'Through tickets must he procured before eatering the
Oar'.
AS Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) eon
neot Berke street with Fifth and fiath-streets, and
Second and Third-streets Passenger Railroads.
07 ELIAS Cil.Alt K. Arent.
W - 117-
aoOAD. peR PI AIDIGTON, AND BALTI-
MOR ILR
On and after MONDAY," November 11, ISM,
PASSENGER TRAINS LhAVE PIIILADELPRIA,
For Baltimore at 8./S A. AI, 11 noon, kayress,) end
11.10 P. M.
For riter at 8.15 A. M., IS noon, 4.30, and 11.10 P. r 4,
For ilmlaston at Ban A. AL, 11, 4.50,and 11.10 P. 111.
for evr Castle at 8.15 A. N., and 4.W.1 P. AL
Yor Middletownand.4.soP.
For Dover at B.lb A. AI, and 4.50 I',lll,
for Milford at 9.15 A. ht. and 4.50 , 1". ht.
For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. , and 4.30 P. M.
For Laurel at 8.15 A. hI., and 4.50 P. M.
'TRAINS FOR PRI L,Ap ELPIILA
Leave Baltimore at 8.30 A. M., I klxvresed 10.15 A. M.,
and 6..15 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at T. 15 A. M. and 11.00 A. M.,1.45and
8.40 1'..51
Leave S anford at 6.45 A. M., and Lall
Leave !Ilford at 1.50 A. M., and 1.25 P. M.'
I.eave Dover at 9.011 A. M., and LOU P
' Leave Middletown at 10 A. N. and 7.06 P. M.
Leave New Castle at Inbri A. AL. and 9 P. M.
Leave Baltimore 8, 12 At AL, 3.21 and 9.151'. AL
Leave for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.111 A. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington/5 A. M., 11.38 and 11.40 P. M.
Leave at 9.15 A. AL, 18.55 P. M.. and MX
A. M.
SUNDAYS
()ply at 11.10 P. M., fromfhiladelpina to thiltinion.
Only at 6.35 P. 31.. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
FREIOIIT TRAIN, with PABSP,Nfililt OAR at taohed,
will run se follows:
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and Intermediate
Omen at 3 P. 31.
Leave Wilminitton for Perryvi ll e and intermediate
places at 4.45 Y. AI.
Leave Wllmi ny ton for l'hiladelphia and Intermediate
places at 3.411 P. AL
• Leave Baltimore for Sternmer's Run. Chase's. and
Ilarewood at 3.51
8. M. FELTON. Prceideet.
.. WEST till ESTER HA IL
_ROAD TRAINS vo, PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD. Leave Depot cor. ELEVENTH
and MARKET Streets, dads., (except Sunday,) at 8
A. M.,12.30 P. 51., and 4 P. 01. Love sVest Chester at
730 A. M.. 10.30 A. M.. and IMP. H. 1a 14-7
PHILADELPHIA - AND
ELMIRA RAILROAD LlNE—
ftroenalli;nl4l,tl4l}4nii I n ft ITII?Zr e olc
lin etoc, 'Alontreal, Prior etroit', Dueler:, and a r t.
Louis. • •
. .
Paasenger ttainn will leave the Philadelphia and Read
ing Itadruad
_Depot, corner BROAD and CALLOW
ILI, Streets DA I LI% Itinitdays excepted,) aa rollowe :
1.30 A. AL, B
DAY EX PREM.
For Elntira,__Niagara Falls, utialo_, Delroit. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Rock Island, Ualens, St. Paul e. Burlington,
and Bt. Leung.
1.30 P. AL, NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagara Falls, 811111110, Detroit. Chicago,
Milwaukee, .Rook (ialena,St. Paul's Burl , ngton,
and St. Loom.
The 7.30 A. AI. and 11.30 P. Al. trains run through to
3I A ItRiIiBURO, atoning at all Stations cm the Lehanon
Valley Branch.
The 7.30 A. AI. train connects at Rupert for Witken
barre, Pittstoa, Scranton, and all stations on the LACK-
A WANNA AN D BLOONIEIBUIDi It AI LROA D.
liaggsge checked to Elmira, liunalo, and Suspension
Bridge.
pm Tickets can he procured at. the 81dLutelphia and
Radroad line • Tod,..et (dace. Northweet corner
of mut CR ESTNlTl..;.3„tiret.alee,N,A7Wl,lhlelPanstin
ger D '7l7ll M 67.117 f 1 i:1 ( 141E88 Flt El (,liT TRAN
j' a eAV alop,' ) ? 4 ! `r°i;Pelg,;lll , l4i4 l ,Ailltili c P . u ht
d rolgms excepted ,)mu° De l oon vo tg red before 3 I'. M. to.insure
Going the game day.
For further information, apply
a
Frofg_tit Ur of ultoA t l?, below Vine.
000 011 AS. 8. TAPPltei,
,to..?eral Agent,
N. W. corner B)XTH and onLsixt• Otfeeta,
eet-tf Vhdadelohie
PIIILA DEL PIIIA
Ilait!MlN AND It EADINfI RAIL
ROAD, 6RN No LINE, for I'OTTSV/LLE, DEAD
INO and 11AHRItillURN,
Leaves the new Depot, at comer of 11110aG and
CIAbLOWHII,I, titreete,/entrances on Canowhill )
at LSO A. M., fLe.lLY,(lluldaya excepted,/ rl'OrTt
VILLE, HARRISLIURO, and all interniegiato points,
00/meeting at Harrisburg with trains running to PAU/-
burg, Ohamberaburg,rltele, Hun Wry, tau.
Al'
EIRNOON LINES
Loam. at 5.30 M., DAILY. for IVITSVILLI3 and
HARRISBURG.
dn% , 1'.2,9,L
At 4.501' . . MuIiAILY, (eundaysexeepted,) for READ
DI 0, and intarmadiata rotate.
dp W. H. PlelLHENNY.Hanratarr.
A r t NtnLlE.---eIIEFERK
v/il.l, EY It AII,It OAD,PAs-
BENA}MR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TE.rtmEttIA r E BTATIONB.—On end alter 6th Decem
ber, IMO, the Passenger Tritium for Down tnatrowtt
win tort front the new Pitasener Depot of the Phan
delpble an Reading
, Itralroa Company. corner of
DRoAD IiALL,OVI, HILL tltreete, (passenger en
"Rtettflattfiria for Downingtown, !ewes at 1.10
A.t.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, leaves as
Cen P .M,
DAILY (Benders excepted.)
By order of I h ai,V . slll.3l4Sera or the /WWI& phis
via .1141 m •
, •
WINES, AND LIQUORS.
( I .IIAMPAGNE WINES. —Ve elloquot,
N.-./ Mania, Montle. and Chandon Oreen Seal; Dealer,
iletilnet. end Awomatee Verjenay Y bottles; Finer,
Nei.feieek, Creme De Bosley. Alen, line old Madeira,
Sherry. and Port Wm., ler family arm now in more
at d for sale by P SIIDIH,P.TON , & BRO.,
Importers of Wince and srendiee,
fed- No. a North FRONT Street.
WE CALL ATTENTION OF T 1
" TRA PatINPRMVSO.B!"
A supply IR snorted yiolirkees oonitanuy on hand.
Order' reaetoed for threat import/MM.
Aleo—Rennerar Cognac, Leßoy Corgnao tp London and
Rolland'ikne, Claret in Wood and Caeea , hampairmtn,
high and low plume. LONOCHAM . Importer.
010-em ' 111/lonth FRONT. Pluladelybia.
GEORGE WHITELEY, _
rth.l.lo Bouth_PHONT Streets
Importer of Brendr, Wines, ico., eery for male, in
bond flair, the following, among other standard brands
or bread. :
Mal& Co..
rig,' IVebliiii,Tet,, Co.,
o . tin s i f i lthpar, & Co..
A. Beithette, Mered, .
COMOOh, PelisthOurin,
. Dupont & Co.,
Q. & P. Martelle, Union Proprietors,
Jas. Hennessy.
o, Stuart'. Peisiey Malt Whiekey, and the choicest
itatflgiV4. l : 4 lltlYl b : M. P i c aalik r it u rg. l ks a n n t2
Crux Rim Hordes= Oil. &0.. &o ar-ly
SHIPPING.
difiaFOß Tin: SOITTR.--CILARLF&
TON ANTI SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP&
FREIGHT xsoucED.
Beitirt yielftlit at an lIVOTOge of MIMI per sent. DP
low New h ore Steamship rates.
FUR CHAIM FAWN. B.
The U. S. Mail Steamship ItETUTON STATE. Cap
tain Charles P. Marilliman, will call on Wednesday,
Fe broary 1111, at 10 A.M
.
Through to /8 to 60 iIour e,VANNA only 40
Va. at at Sea.
FoN S
The U. S. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John 4. Gunn, well sail on Mn , oda February
II at 10 o'olook A. M.
I'V p r . origh in 44 to ell hour', only DI hours at Bea.
Rolling day* ebonite from every Batprday to every
fire days. Goode reocived, and Dille of Ladies signed
every day.
TM splendid flret•clase le -wheel steamships KEY
STONE STATE and sTAT . GEORGIA now run 3.11
above every ten days, thus ermine a five-day ocarina
s.
ideation with Charleston and Sayarinah, and the South
end buutletett.
At bon:, Charleston mid flrivarlieJt. thee' Slope oon
neat with steamers for Florida, and with radrOads,
for sit places in the South and Southweat.
INSURANCE.
Freinht and Insurance on a 'erre proportion of Rood'
'hipped South wed be follid to he lever by these shine
than by matins vessels, Vie premium being oaa-Lett the
ode
NAL—lmmo. on till Railred Frer,lit °Wg;
anneoeuef Ch v a o A ca t enah,the
Railroad R 2 af t dif rva points.
Fare by this route 26 to 411 per . estat. °hearer than by
the Inland Route as will be seen by
the Iblarplo sear
dale. Through jekete from Philadelphia via c. arla
ton and Savenn stsairdiMpa, INCLUDING Mon
the whole route, exoept from Chorlexten and Sam
cah to Montsomery
ISLAM 711/1.1
YO Charleston— gl.o to Stut=a......—Ailin
Boranrotti,— ti to .ISaV ....... el 00
Augusta-- II CO Austarts--. --"" -- se Qa
Mame. --..... 11 00 Meow' ..... IN Te
Atlanta- ---. Aso e i tlante---r—..-. el 011
Dolmens—, VI Oti lambi& --... SS IXO
libany - . ... 34 01) bury —.-.-.., noo
l l oritpery..... Se 00 outsoreery.— -ES 00
obl —_- !NI 00 Milt - de WO
ow iietal..„ so rs ow oFteiiiiii-77 uOi
No bills of lading signed after the all tuts "% led.
For freight or passage apply Os boar d, it 060. ',kart
above Vine street, or to
i t
Aj..EX. HE DN_, Jr..
Boateirect Dottier FOU'fiar_O kerfl Cry
• dents in ? 3 1 . t;tr a l ixia eller,Id i f ' .NI D.
For Florida from
Savanna.. 111TH
M A L imorr
T..esdeff.
For F loods Irma Saysapsb,stesmers to. Mary's sad
St. John's. every Tuesday and Saturday.
(OFOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
A il t wer YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
The Entled Stettea Mall iteamehipe AllAllo, two
tons, paxid Line,, Commander, and FULTON, tfat)
tone, James A. Wotton, Com:nett:der, will leave New
Yoia, Havre, and Southampton, for the leer IMP, on
tolltrlsinal OttYll
fo meet now reenirpmenta of th Pqvt Off me Depart
ment, the days of sailing of the A KAOO and FULTON
from HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON, will, after their
Vtret e alt " a Y a i g n e ttle t AA h Vi IN pair follows
from
1 O2 5 ;
ex . ;are re
var,
FUI,Tort . v .which will take place o e n
the achodule remains unaltered:
FROM NFW TOIL Ii•VAI AND 11017TBAXPTON.
FITIATON....Deo.I7. F ULT0P1.....J an. 10.... Jan.
A FAGG_ Jan. Y. ARAGO Sl....Feb. 1.
1 , 111.11:0Y4..—Feh. 4. FULTON....-Feb.fis ...Fsb.ta.
A r ........ filch. S. ARAGO 29.
FU TON . , —Mel. St, FULTOf4....ApI.t4 ...Apt. IL
T left steamers. built eteeeeely for Government ser
vice, Wi th doable engines, under deck. every attention
has been token in the construction of the hall sad ma
ohinery to ser° safety and speed. The ships have Ave
water-ti g ht compartments enoloeing the enemas, so
that in the event of collision or stranding, the seater
could not reach them. and the sonar' being free to *ark,
the safetyof the vessel sld passengers Would be se
cured. eeont expenence as demonstrated the &bee
lute nee natty of tide mode o fconstruction.
Trie accommodations for passenger. are believed to
eonitnne every oomfort and court althea that can be de-
Prim New Tork to Southampton or Hans—Finn
Cabin. etrd; Second do. STS,
From Havre or Southampton to New York—Fait
Cabin, Ine Hanes; Second do.. 380 francs.
To passengers going to London these Memnon offer the
advantage of economy both in time and expense. Spool°
deliverod in London. No swage gemmed until paid fur.
Ah experienced surgeon on board. All loiters and news
more must pass through the Pool Orhoe.
For freight orassage apply to
W. S. DRAYTON..Agent, Broadway, New York.
artut44:4 inALIN, Agent, Harm
CROOXEY A. (.o.,_Agagite,Booth_amptoCOMPANY,
Agent, Pane.
WM. NEILSON, Agent, Office, Tobago° Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plano of Dm shies can be seen.
AiILTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL, MAIL BTEANI-
FROM NEW TORE TO Livitaroos.
Chief Catnn CIO
Second Cabin Peasage—.—.--,---- ;3
oN BOSTOE TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage—
Rerond Cabin Permute. 60
'The entre from i ßoston cant Rehr's and Coke Harbor.
ARABIA.PI RSIA. a ap pt. di l l:: 6 , I AciflellicAA.C.aCnet.pt. "e
Millar.
A 611 A. Cep:. oG. Lott, Al3ARA.Oapt Anderson
AFRICA. Capt. 6 hennon,ROPA. Capt. J. Leitah.
SCOTIA now building.)
These vessels carry a clear white lisht at mast-head ;
green on clapboard bow: red on port how.
ASIA. Lett. leave N York, Wednesday. Feb. lb
CANADA, Lane. " Rortori, Wednesday, Feb. 21
AR ARIA, Rope, " N York, Wednes lay, Fob. V
EUROPA, Leitch, " Breton, Wednesday, March 7
AFRICA, RhAnnon, " N York, Wednesday . Marchli
AERICA. Miller, " Boetnn, Wedeesday.Marehn
Berths not tenured until paid for
. .
• •
An experienced Burseon on; board.
I he owners of these @hips will not he Netioantable for
Gold. Bilver. Bullion. Speciq, Jewelry, Precious tstches
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expreued. For freight or
passage apply to E. CUNARD,
fel3 •
41 Bowling Orem..
f ; 4 STEAM DIRECT TO ALL
A ERI2; OF.,L)R a Fet t i s ARITAIN AND
Vhb ppA ( P W4j O .
IA ,4 gg
I LICON A, apt. . E filers.
ORUI A
, , Capt. N. Irantmaa.
AYAIA, Ca_pt. Tat,.
TEUTONIA, Capt. H. Amen.
'rque Steamers us all rirt-oleo Clyde-built vessels;
are intended to sail from Pier SI, North Rarer. N. V.,
asfollow,
FOR LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE, AND
HAMBURG,
The elegant and powerful Iron Berew Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Tflllltllll4. 2,400 tons bonbon, Intl
sail as ahove, on
SATURDAY,DECEbIBER 31st, at II n'olook
Pular inolneing Railroad Fare fmns Philadelphia
to New 'o ak , and from Southampton to Loudon,
First Ca dn. $lOOl &mond Cabin.. .I& I Steerage.. 413 g
The BORUSSIA will be soon/titled by the followmg
Steam iAlatUfff WE DN ES D_A Y_ February 1.
U,SIII DA Y, Much 1.
KIITONIA—.— .THL RSD_AY, March U.
BA V . --MONDAY. April A
1119 r Paasengers fo . rwardad to iLirerpaol,Dublin. Bel
fast. Cork, Glasgow. Para, and Antwerp. at tumuli
rates.
'fbeee steamers are fitted as inth unequalled imam
faodstlons for first, sooond, and third - claw Paasongars.
the tieoand Cabin neoommodstiona of these Ship We
e t l A t iZga r rg i nft a le g l ' lrd e tr u g4 L toroon. South
ampton, Havre, and Harnbug,, to rk.
ParoeLe forwarded from rhtladelphla to all parts of
Europe at reasonable rates.
• • .
Freight 60 Raged in l'hiladelbta will be promptly
attended to by the New York Agent, end stopped free
of all oommission.
For Frnght or Peggage iv e . rty l e t ylutrely A bi, ent.
Ofike of the Hamburg AmerioanifeiNitewnaltipe,
al-tf Northwest oozier FOURTIf and CitEitlTN UT.
PIAPIOS.
riffii J. t 0. FISCHER'S AND OTHERS'
oolfhrated New Y ork PIANOS. Prom SI.
uywArds to etoo. For halo for cast . and on monthly in
stalment*. henna to mat. JAS. 8L LAK,
779 & 281 South FIFTH St., above Bpruoe,
fe6 Sole Agent.
STEIN WAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVIKR-STR !NO GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND, AND /SQUARE PlANOS:nowpre
ferred in concerts and in private oiroles by the beat
performers. Received the first premiums over the best
makers, from Judges hke Gottschalk, el axon. and others.
Challenge ell competition. 111,,A81 Uri lth OTHERS.
de-lr line CHESTNUT Street,
FORHOLIDAY PRESENTS!
PIANO-FORTFB
MBLODEONB.rL NO - FOR
MELODEONH.
rI.4.Ii2iFOBTEB,
M I.ODEONti.
MSLODIWNLI
_riled@ by Elven, &
BAUD, Davis, & Co., tind
J.
"A
lnyl4-ly E.
GOULD,
BEVENTII and . CIIESTBUT.
ow!A GREAT IMPROV MFNT IN
PIA NOS.
80110MACKISH /a CO..
pH CHESTNUT Street, respeotfolle invite the mule
loving pablio to oall and examine their now and rue
oesalul implay_e inen
THE PA RLOR ORAN D PIANO.
Having converted the Toue, Touch, and Macon of
the Grand Piano Into that of a Square inatrnment,
evold mg all the objections generally uutde to the style of
Grand Piano, also dmuguslung the coat of the SVGA,.
lo volume, punty of tone, great power, brilliancy, fell
ness, desth, and evenn e ess of couoh,sioth env:mate deb-
TairflOß e nl3 . llllTlF tILLY-PiNISKED 114-
NT let FAWN
era wholly unequalled. hey have received the highest
encomiume, enders pronounced by entice to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured In this
country.
Constantly on haii4, elate_ mid Octant sesortment of
Our unrivalled PIANOS. We have been awarded the
Punt Premiums, at all exhibitions ever exhibited, in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Extu
baton. New Y0rk.1063.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, arc.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 and 18 CHAMBERS STREET,
(Formerly U Chatham street, New York,)
Would call the reyemal attention of Wooers and
Prague' to Ma removal, and also the mole,: of hie
nannutaolute, vii:
BROWN SNUFF.
.
. -
Mlibaitappee, Denogroe,.
Buffo Virginia,
• Coarse )(apnea, Natrintoehell,
AUMacau OentlemanCopeahagen.
YELLOW SIN'UFF.
Bole., V reel* Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Dish DixhT oast,
Fresh 11cuey Dew Scotch. or Lundy foot.
TOBACCO.
e lout No. glen ct r CHEWING. it ISOLlteii
No. 1, I. A. 10. or plain. Bt. Jun,
NO.II, Cavendish, or sweet, Spanish.
Non. 1 & 2, inip.',l. Sweet Scented °maw, Canister,
Kitefoot, Tin Foil Cam endigh, Bute Turkiah.
A Circular of Prices will hs sent 00 application.
N. D.—Note the new article el Pim% Mach Bata,
which will lie (hand a mipertor article fen dipler; yilf
pahex, d4l 31:1
tEAVANA laiAltS.—A full iNsortnient
iusf ree.nlved, Lci slurs and Lond. Tho otention
of deniers is touted [ P. Fl3lll , t.T S BONS,
415,tf No.llll Muth FRONT fitrett.
INSALCSIANDKEt BAkES
A terra eutiortml of ,t. NV kTSON'a
PRI3,AD B
a i t p A ga na i i i,V E N TAl. t r i s ' o :A ßs e . T V A. A Il
For Bank, and Stores
EOM LOOKS. For
0 am
Oa II hood IRON
t8T E 11 :11 11 1 c O li
t 34,
now 1,1 see.
.1111TTIMS, &s.,
other estabustuseut or tkt
tips, by
I,VANB & WATSON,
.StN CHESTNUT Street,
l'lrdadelplus.
at...
PLRAAK •IVK 1.101 A eAI.!
QiiI.IILIS--Fer sale by WETJIERILL
AROTUXII. ?la aa4 11110940Ptest
SALES BY AUCTION.
FuRNEss, BRLNLIFY, & 00.,
Lfo. ISO tof A R WgT PTltlff. T.
BALK TlllB tTrieadtsy 010111 . 1ING. ÜB&UARY
OP.AT 10 tYCLOCK.
A ll H.—The •
ettentton of pnrchnsery to requested
to our rile of 30 u useketies end tote of jolported sad
&mew° dr,r y nods , this iToesdny morntrig. Febru ary
14th. at 10 o cloak, by eatalosite, ors nu months' credit,
comproune e r 'tiered assortment.
NOTICE.—To Deniers to Cotton Hosiery.
The attention of purchasers of Ragtag is soheitta
to our gels of 11400 dozen, this mornint, at 10 o'clock,
comprising some fine goods
BALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
This Morning,
Fab. 11, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on six months'
CrOd 3.-
400 packages and lan of fancy and staple imported and
domestic dry goods.
tiamsles and catalogues early on the morning of
sale.l
SALE OF 11,Cos) DOZEN REGULAR NUKE GER
rifebnamy 11th— MAN ,34.,TT0N 110o1Eltif.5,.
'Phis Morning,
11,1X(Ithrie u. consumes of
tan— ealle• women ' s white, brown, Mate , and miaml cot.
boom
case. childzeres white, brown, slate, and mixed
cotton hole.
asses melee brielni. seised. white, and flinty cotton
half hose.
*1 - The partien'er attention of the trade is requested
to the shove wale as may of the goods ere of *opener
qu,slll, (or ear timia.
,scurcm PLAID .11NOrfAu8—JUST LANDED.
Thu, morains,
10 c Lie e fine to extra Scotch ellid xiech.res, font
colors.
LYONS BLACK ORO 4 DE RFIINE9, & r.
An int o , re N to 56 inch Lyons Meek grog de , 141,4 b 44 .
ti to 55 Inch grata. Line. brown. and black umbrella
u 144
PHICALFS AND PRIMED JACONET3.
I rue 9 3 y.lsin
IS. p p r r in der .
iI CM*: Bran JINUHA. 3CO RAV
AT9.
S asses, I*lo dogen, ZS and 34 I
L nch riadhaat crarati.
LACR CUR AIN.%
An invoice of fine tamtourd Inca curtain,.
Airs, an [intone of printed Cashmere and etolis
SPECIAL SALE OF FRENCH I,A^F, POINTS, MAN
TILLAB, BOURNoti. AND TRIMMING
On Wednesday Morning,
Yetwnary 15th. at 10 o'clock—
neer style tench &Maws race points.
Mo new sty e tench Favorite lace mantillas.
150 now style tench Nalsonta ruccolomitu mantillas
100 new ste F RE N C H!Morons mentil'am
RC TRIMMIN., LAC&
100 ewers rah French tnmmtnC Isee.
CHANTILLY LAC*:
1V rich new sty ld Chantilly lcd mattailec
BOBBIN, SMYRNA. TLIRE AD
LACESAN, D BLACK MK
BR 888 E L 8 .
On Wednesday Morning.
An inVoic• coredr,eina
carton* larblorn lac... Smyrna laces.
cartons rich thread tusk
cartons black silk Brussels Ince..
BLACK WWI- LYhT RI Clit rNS—CF.LEBBATED
WHEAT-sHEAY BRAND.
Also, NO. 14 to No lu blank velvet ribbons,
first robes.
CiftlA3 DE RHINE AND
L OIRE ANTIQUE NAN
TIL
An invoice or Hack Grua de Rhine and moire ant:quo
mantillas and dusters.
B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEKR, No. 431
• CHESTNUT 'TYREE; operetta the Castors
House. leehrle , roung iu24 tirroFtreets.
FUTLE.r.S AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Sitar's of rt,first-'lass drl-600d• stort, tu Perfect
order ; cost 51.5 W
co BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES AT PRIVATE
- --
SAbk. .
NoW ermined for ezenneetn. to be veld Lane y e se
invoice. leo plain end hoed ThireJo robot. wolf
Gad beer rebel. &o.
J. WOLBERT it VO., AtJUTI()NEERS,
e
619 ARCH Street,_ between cdth_pld
LARUE SALE OF FURNITC.RE.
This Mervyn.
Feb 11th. 1144 delook. tee Arab street. a large
assortment of superior Et:Atm:told furniture and boas.-
furnishins articles, to wince tile atienuort Cl beam.
keepers a respectfully invited.
Also, a quantity of superb Frenels Ones, vital/ Va
nits. and Liverpool ware.
pIiILIP FORD & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
I- No. 830 MARKET Street. and XII MINOR Street.
PEREMP TORY HAL E OF 1103 CASES 1300" TS,
8110e.8, BROGANS. GUM OVERSIIOI.B, &c.
Oa Tharsdar Merman.
February 18th. at 10 o'clock pra. Italy, trill be sold by
catalogue. 1 WI eases men'e..boye'. aud tanks' calf.
gram, and Lip boots. oboe.. and brutes.; men'a and
boys' calf. patent leather Conytear sedan. and Oxford
ties, ladies and ovate,' brx4e, either's. bee. lo.; men's,
amnerl'a. and children'a brim o.entioes. &c.. enters
eine a Lento anQ pleat desirable assortmeet of mty and
I:aatsrn manulacture. stutslde for spring sales-
Gatales um ready, and the msdds oven for exsau
nation early on the morning of sale.
FIRST RALF. OF INGRAIN. YRNITIAN,
BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR Mks
On Tuesday Morning.
Fsb. flat. at lOS o'clock. will be sold MO nieces In
man, ye:titian, hems, and Brussels carpets, on six
months' credit.
MOSES NATHAN% AIIOTIONEER
. 1 1 2 - A t m) COMMIBSIP KERCUANZ Wakens!
corner BIXTH end RACE BOOM
MONEY TO LOAN.'
$BBO,OOO to loan, in la e or small arnonsts, oe
stocks, ; old and Biller plate, *stakes , jewel
ry, fowng pleoe: dry olothing. erooenee , et.
eam..muderare. o ery.mtuue.ll inatitimeage, laminar%
bedding, hones, v esicles, hareem, and 00 all articles of
value, for any length of time agreed neon. on mote
liberal term. than at any other estarthibment in this
Oily.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAIN&
At private gale. Mdendid piano forte, in nen rosewood
ease. coat 8401/. price SIM; fine Meant sold hunting
ease patent lever Watch, doable time and independent
&snoods, only etre; fine gold heating-ease Lettish pa
tent lever *atones. of the most apercrred and
_be@
mskee. from •3 3 3 to OM; hoe gold doe Me bottom Eng.
lush patent iever watehes, best make. from 8213 to Sm..'
fine Id-caret hunting-ease detached patent lever
watohee. 13 jewels, from 313 to 431; open bee do., from
870 to yin; fine 13-caret gold Lepire ktinune Vim
intakes at ea); open face do, from Ito to ItS); Weer
English patent lever watches. to hunting case*
and doshle bottom. of the most improved and hest make,
from $lO to slu; Amerman bunting ease silver Petent
lever watch.. at *Yu; hunting case silver duplex
watenes ; ditto dente. time, hunt 8111 to 81U; hunting
ease silver lever watches, fall Jewelled. Wind: without
a key, from alle to $10; Levee do., from $ll to $l4;
buntins ease silver detached lever siaschaalejevniM,,
from 89 to $l3; open face do.. from Ili MSS; hunting
ease serer epike watches, fall Jewelled. from I m to
810; open ace do, from $3 to v 8; silver qua r
'retches from 83 P. $3; silver French wetciles, Pont
81 te gold palest hunting case end open fame lever
and Leyte*, English, Swim. and French Watches, from
8l to 810; fine sok( vest, fob. and peek chains 1430 omits
berden.; fine gold sets of ear-rings. byes's:etas. and
racelets; bands, finger rinse, and jewelry, ofevery cm
scription. for lees than half the aeual Willing Prices.
St:M.OOOM loan, I ellume to suit applicants, on dry and
every kind of goods, at less rate of ortatauty Man any
otter establishment in the eity.
0 UT,DOOR SALES
Attended to personally by the astotioneer, at very lov
chutes.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Consignment' of all wid every kind of goods eolicited
for public sale ; two.tturds the vales ache goods erfll be
advanoed in anticipation of the
MOSES NATHAIia.
NOTICES.
(1 1 ?FICE OF THE PUILADELPHIA AND
N-• READINO RAIL/c.f.:IAD COMPANY.
The holders of the tna " ort i l l iti i gni " 4 7 4nse
JULY 1.1 0 6), eon now receive. upon application at this
01110 e, TEN Pba CENT. in cub upon the terms 'so
othed in the Circular attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of the
SINKING FUND established to the Stockholders, as
set forth to the foil:mina reaulations. weed at the
mooting of Stockholders held January f, moo
Reialord. 9 hat the sum of fills/1m of the ratan Oct
profits of the Company, after payment of the sum ne
cessary for the extension of the bonds due in IMO. the
completion of the teed to Vanillin), the car LOUIS. the
necessary wiling stock and improvements on the hoe of
the road, and all the liabilities of the Company, except
the bonded debt tot matured., be set aide to each you
as s Binkins Fund. l to a.hltuon to the dISUALO areal,
Provided.) and abed he sw.propriatett to -the purchase of
such of the bonds of the (..ornpany for which no Sickle;
Fund is already provided and established. in the order
of the priority of the mortiages given to aware each
bonds, so long as they can respectively be obttined at
or under par. and the buries at saraband shall be forth
with cancelled.
Rl , Joird.l. That the Board of hlanseers be. end they
are hereby. requested end directed to enter into such an
agreement as shall make the provisions in the forego
mg tesolutions an obligatory and binding contractor
the Company.
In pursuance of this resolution. the Company hare
executed the contract therein referred to.
ei. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR.
Notice to the Boldere of Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Co. Mortgage Bond., due July I. IMO.
These bonds &fawners.] by the Fart Mortgagee on
the road, amounting in the aggregate to 53-Xle lOU. The
net tartan° for Inc hat fiscal pear vat six ttmee the
amount of the annual interest on these bonds.
The Managers propose to extend then, for a penal of
twenty years. the ho , ders retairong the Conde and the
security of the Mortiaiee in the precise aonthuon in
which they are now held. Fresh sheet. of Coupons for
Ur: Ele u re . s . L.p e ri n iable half-Youth , will be issued,
holden
s4 . : , n s ti:Le i tton al o r i b. r u° ,. :i n , r d t ene i w n : l L e h aL g' t,7 l, l:h t eLelle e r :n
of the
Bonds, on their wrong a receipt and prearnttnr their
respective Donde at toe odic, of the Company, or to Its
Louts, for endorsement.
Forms of race/stand endorsement will be furnished
on application.
By order of the Board of Managers.
R. McILUSNNEU.
jeX-Ing Secrete-re.
rVUTIOE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.—
/ • The CARRON IRON COMPANY, receive
proposal. ulna the fate day of February bath:l
ing an Iron or Wooden Railroad tiridg e Li
high Hirer, opposite their work, at Par the
county of carbon. The length .1 Ibe &bee
tired and fifty WAD feet. IL either three or a.
uncle track.
Proposals received, and further parte ears obtatniki
on sepia:44ton at Perryville to the undereig rad.
Dk041 , 11.1 BAUMAN. Yreindenc.
December 19th.1359.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK.—Philadel:
shia. Nov. 33. ISA.
At an Election held UZI the'2l.st instant ,the follow:mg
geatieman were chosen Directors atlas Rant:
Alexander G. tlatte 11, Joseph 1. , arhasi,
&Ilona H. Ned, Samuel T. o,ntry,
JaSteel, John F.
Ear round A. Rouder, Thule' Knecht,
Alexander Whildiri, land Vanderireer.
Hush Craig, tuhri H. Mingle,
Carotiar, J. Holman.
And at the meeti ng of the Board Tills DAY. the fol
lowing othoen were unanimously &ohm!:
/1. H. President.
H. K. NEFF, Vi ce Preacent..
J. W. TOR BEI . Cashier.
NNOTICE IS GIVEN TtiAT APPLICA
i 11011 wdl to made fora Certificate or renrorylrac.a
State Loan, in place of one dated August 4,1g61.
for a iOO, under act of A prd Mg, to LOULIA JEF
FERY. now loot or =shod. nin-ges•
EDUCATIONAL.
CYMNASTI.O INSTITUTE—For Ladies,
Gentlemen. and Children of eirery are. Pinta
1111,,I,VBRAND northead cornet NLITH
and ARCH.
lenenut and Spntnne Academy in the mine tuddins
lell-6t•
WINING'S SIERCANTILE INST
TUTF, nortlieset corner NINTH end SPRING
UARIIEN bLreet,e. Book‘keeptne. 00-
edletkni he. Applications received from :dereeems
for Book•koopere.
INSTRUUT lON IN CLASSICS AND
-a- M AT H EMAT479.
littlishT 11. LAlittrE TON, Ph. D• eyen for
an rt.:easement for aue hour dilly. All eoznutuntesooes
addressed to No OM South neat!. street. will [et-et , . e
prompt attention.
kttrElLlNC.—Prof. Geo. Allen. No. 215 South SMCl
tnanth street ; Dr. Georg . a thotrins. A rob Street;
Phally Phystek Hautfolph. - Esi.. :a South Fourth street;
Lloyd P. Stritth.Rabrart‘n. L.hrary: James
Lesley, Jr., 611 filluket street. Frr•loa
A MERWAN SUHOOL INSTITUTE Is a
rellabte medium throuth which &tool' !Ltd hunt
lien myy ontatn competent teachers. Patents may oty-
Mtn, gratattonety, r i Ti t t i tr
1 1.;te n ekrWarlo , t 7., tp ... 0 beet
schooM.
tillulDWAY, Net; lore, or
CitISINLIT ettriet. Phitadelyhts.
uItYANT STRATTON'S NATIONAL
-LP
MERCANTILE cor.Limm4, located at Phi's
dalphin. N. F. corner sit:NE:4TR and CJIF I. LNI i T;
New Vor4., aavained, Chinas.", and tit. Louis.
For infornantlon. i or .end Tor entAlcgui,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
e, • chrlder Boott--OENTLEMEN'A
ING EITORF. and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, WI
citEsrri 17T Btreet.i nearly OppOßlte Lhe Oirard How')
Philadelphia.
J. W. Id. would r.speotfully call the attention of hoe
former patrons and friend,. to his new store, sad a pre
pared to fill Goleta (or I3HI TS at short notice. A
retreat fitguarantled, Wholesale Trade supplied with
he Shiro and collura.
rillaiOL.O:si,
eir • Manufacturer of
ISHIRTg. LINEN and MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARS
A large and chome naensment. and %Vitt. Nill^Z,
waya on hand. Unto which I partientarly tante the 6
lention and prompt-p,tving %rim!? 1117 w beset
H. N. earner ot SECOND and ARCH Streets. Sat ,
desalt )aiS.2,`
EFINED SUGAR.-500 bbls. crtvaliedt
ALTHOMAS SO_Nfil i -
Nes.l.laad 111 SOUTH ?
OMU.4M 1171111.
• ....rtest47 /tn. if
REAL ESTATE ARD STOCKS TRUI DAY.
At /2 oclock onus.
l'ampSlet .oapdamilm aow ready. ectetatteasetz
et§ ptionl Of all W ptoperues to L. SOW DS
Drat. itth FebrosuT.at 12 dealt. sone. 'nth a litat
of we. :tat and 914 list. sad int sad?* xmoli. In*
a hit of real taste at pirate sake.
CaRP,--13TEILIctLES AUL Einill:l2 ANS
lITOCILB AT TB EXCELLNEM—Sidat ot Nat N A M
sad stooks et•td , at the gicuass.
die Contretott tuts tile ortas et suite
Fad- Kind eidzavenj woad
addition tr Ira la ea taa
to km vas
_oithlskaas, ta .
mint at et an tale rsdattum ro loft
onl4B
rel
El3 l l.. w ThiiA tAT ?WATS SA UL
OFT We hays • large sesOmat or rani "We at prival•
sal., taatathat tasty asser!atios of eats and sossallr
atorteld. Fri atoll It•t• i Fb• Nel atarolias atm*
ritt% ATE. E 11Lbfq
air Raid gams eV* en oat prifaio al trie
and advertioNi oocialuoaally to oar Reda
(of rrhtok I NJ ooptaiwelnalodalookbVlM •
lITCNCiIt. LOAM!. As.
This Psi.
ith met. at 12 s'eb3ek. soon. will be sold At the Ptl
- Fasbssrs, rinsr.c.s w tzs nabs of real **-
We—
W Aar. itehame4 Ma's's' It:straws Cortigar•
I smae FR41..1.8114 Lower,.
1 • Kara rkulidelpius ittesesso.
.111,41.1141M111LA Ltbill7.
len I I unr) Limit Sim Fasciae° Lead L
CULCZ•
REAL urrATE HAL E—TH OAT. .
OtrLLerte* Coal: &Sir- s•siat of • ere P. Hareem. &NI
WLO t OP ROUND. TeLethlt cruet. acme
etreet. Terra. fel*. vhrl.
'LAT ML , DERN DIA - ELLIN ti,, He. 111 troth &at*
[tree t , LneL L - Lf Lect•Lere meet
THREE...I - NAY ERICK HttrELLIVO. Re. AR H.
Eirhth weal. mots Wensee atr•E,r:th a Cuell-51417
Lr hone L. the TILT re Levies atTiret.
THREL AND A. [LLS-STORY BRICK FACTORY
And lane krt. Ham i het sad t Lea atfreta. tetras&
Twens , -woad pad Tweete.th, et sews
N hAT MODERN OW% LUNG. eertheart wear Lei
hth sat Lombardstnts. veil but= use kwhe t no
de Le IMI.70:1,11.911t11 NNITORI taxer.
THREE D'WELLi6B.-11..net.nory bnek
hat, Nn. sza Christ! aa sum. int.l two thowlite 4 7
tylet dlyeLints in the rear.
Ye rempLory Sete by order of Hare—Eathte
- -
ewer. &dozed.
TRIER frroYE r D
ELLINtiS., 111/NATTNK..
routo west rda or Bpring street. err*, mu Wide t B. ' o '
Let emu.. Tw en ty - Ant td. • /NT Ea-le stvabr-e-
REAL ESTATE PALE—FEBRUARY flat.
At 12 oVookoecom
Peremptory 541 e- -BAND EMIDENCE.
,:axe. creek Prse. ar] ir3e yin!. .o. lid eicarl
erraue.
P.meamtanm es , e.—THREE-I/TORT BRICK STORS
sod area,x. storthreg comer et Re eat! sad ?utak
e: meta RP 814 scathe.
Pereeeptary eels.-1 WO THREE STORY MICH
d re!.. /me. Re rests greet s stove Parris! greet.
I%XO .MODKR/e WIRER-RTC/RV MUCK DWEL
LIN6B, ea mutts Reatsee awl. oast! nif Wargo*
great. belerea ThmtaentS greet sad Reel • nod
Perratrtmri - 4.1 e DROVE n0w:4 , 470NT-
Re.. 4 IDLNCE. ISeeta Thud stmat, Wow Omar
/Wog.
vaq-sei.mrod inisleesislge vowed not of itia a
tEwr a sere/ tad Oft Car
rm.?. Fhp es roasts. M:swart. sear Übe ante:,
Beat sad 1 mad; srel timherci Lod vaunt
At 7 o'clock tit th*
Peremptory —T HR6B-4 f V kV BRICK pwrt,
LI 10..4. tads of lialarO z. oe .. st= r -st of Cum,
watt. litemeeatti vard.
BALE OF 311SCFILL/LNEnt'S W:01(3, via.rDoe
uornox F.DITIONS.
nut Eau
14th iainaat. a eedftwea of Loadaa sr-4 Agoarifta
books on rarloaa aabie•ta.
Ear Faattentars is catalogues.
VALL:ABLV. TFIF.OLOGMAL LIBRARY.
Os. Wednasday
Lbh meant. witi be a. 14 an enemas.. and 110111046
the.vo.r. lea: I , N - on. arb:Ca 'meads' s ;arta varial Or
ftan , lo,d anther' on dineitr.
faer Far sari:imam see catalog's&
Sale It Now. rot sa4 Id Smith, Pau*
sur_yalint FURNITURE, FRESCR.P AUL.
iVI I II4I, PIA.NO-FUATE, BR 11:3131aa
On Thanatav Morass.
At Sealed; ag AT 4 b4 4 84414, to
eSi Ma 6
anoollo/1: 110000.2 farailara, aLEt tep aiaacr- Va.
ourrors. ears•La: ct 3 ft _font "I r
b 4644 keelum turned td ati 4 141 Mallaaaa at
ask.
PRIVATE LIBR *kV OF VA I.I'A EMI 1111 4 r V ,
Eile 8 AUTHORS.
Oa Pbundly Eveniel.
14th iwt.. void Avt.`aa hle prlraUo hint?'" atm-
IPT ea !:11 If authors, 012 VILZIMIIIIII . 4•Cti. a PCIalOll dram
ble Londe* .dittoes.
OA. Part calms to cstracaraert.
SAVING FLINGS.
SIPRING GARDEN SAYING FUND 80
N.- , CIETY OF /111PELPIIIIL.
Oe,. St]Math THAD Street
CHAD.TFAV I VrS OPPENN
-8 A
Hasasits 0 ; 010 .7 0 /1 IA sill= 0 Da" a naeg l a
MTV Tiaj frVrltt i am , et gloat vat/-
Stara:
A n=h i tl: if satiable Brits biaittllka killielit
tl AC= le.rt of th , e eltyarl sa Ttie l
tt "b4" te 4 . s= s • l rr s War=eseirr a tirs seseeell.
Thl/ xsuartax hp =us
as
isassiss is. Sass Pam
untried arbdis at aim?" to aeasemodass the saAt.
sass i et sad waste es **Ten barns sal 001101A
sait poitiottLitioch it
0 ME 014, 7 45 .
Proof to Ili el' t aloe. es sad lituaber
from I Wall Valet.% is
oh imierair
XLTUJI
'lll.
s P. Lerri": ". _
el Vacterioeffier. Tg Pe Yerfr i k
eta It
sa Hart, aor
me
ecelar.i...r
JJose' s ames 11. Prin,
„igler j M n i ta
a
M. M-17:4-1/41."/"
Como Wriliki7
ratir C. EiManr.
/AXES L i Maik r itat t
haws Num Sgeareeirr.
SAVING FUND.—IINITKO STATES
TRUST COMPANY, emits THUD add cm's-
NUT Street&
Large asd cosS ram recatilisd.sair gi a
Wrwilboat adDeakeltk PITS P T.
lava Ob• day a as
i a: Us dad
OaDae Irany,fm Ima a o'eloca II:017 day. sad ea
mol OAI r. Efi INGE 7 data I o sack.
DDAFTS EDI Nal o a Ireland. mei Reedlani.
frel euelit
den . Mlli It iu MVOID.
?L; 71131=eizali. mar-tr
APING FUND-FIVE PER CENT. IR.
E6n, = .I4.7ICINAL MISTY TI
. m.A u u Lu rr =.Bar t ray . i et !=
tosayup maim' id W Jam. buys at asoad.JU
=rad Own do day of &moat to tha day
cist s tivt“, libly boa Il_ifeiset=
rionku • =mg l e lnattg , OS
lud aY:ma.x7 r E al ls•drawy e 11114 . "411"61
Cane Itnivste.
lee.
itszaxitia•.
pat .1, ir
Lasidunotk Mau& haws 4 =111111016
Money nerved and niLysinru nye da47.
tro t Was " nrerenaT.t fail=3l
wound Res's. and men inn-class 1021131t1/141 sir e,st
W
mps inners wise% warm to Itabissnintor, Id
which cane.* MI te sennannery and stabiltr
this I ern town. nal-17
MACHLYERY AND IRON.
WITIEL Y. MIRNICI.ILELLIVEr. rasinua
sourtrwAßTir
rip= Aim wasanccrmii ammo"
mitsiliCk.'&"WaNs,
ILIGINEBILSMACHE4LTIL
bissUicters High sad Lair Prawn Wan ftturs.
for LAM. Lrrar. and Marisa serrxra.
Bode % re. T0.tg .... . laps Hosts, to : MOAN
of all laws, guar sr
to *
Iro Frans Roofs 6als Waits. Wert Una. LW
d Stabaga. ha.
Itat.)rta 1 bas Mutate, dile law Lad nod fa
pmrod covortractcs.
Entry dosonpooo or numatica Nat tira7, ems'
Gnre roma: rasa. Opra
Tram. Derimws. Filters, haves k•.
&go April for 14. Illaurale Patna Sam
Apgarsaw AgaraTtleg PaLpal Mow Acatiorr i ,
Aninr , Wollay's !Nat oadwftpg aims pada.
tae • Y lt
z ese4Ek. MESSRS. ROSENTHAL L
MORRIS. frost a, La=
cloadictitroro tho min
•• ?outwore Spectodoe. shimt the p
tron see of toe toooso had gin: of rrlnAnlnirah
and rieltotT. to their *apt mt.. ironed rpearitei• iouseel.
The Teusule &dean tot* derived (-oat them to. slier to of woo book-moot otrsorrl, hooted. yearned '
and a attlAreroos caw veriotuay mono( ' it to eremmit
and strestetbemi. eveniame u ewe becomes maw
and tntttaat, *ad Tory oiled perooot era Intend to M
gr IX= at
. 11 . 41 : 1.eat mayste otoeist
caa See an t. the.s =il;b,orit.
omit poset.1101:1 they do as mows
it.. request disarm to the doormen torsetta ot forth/LT
yoverfni ostiototoho.
Cam fiestas can bo are at the DSc* over*
otan's atom CHE,Tillir &Toot, ottyotaiso Cl C:
eon'.
Phowroolk rnorr.a. iT
PATENT'. PROCL:RED is THE UNI QED
P TATES AND EUROPE. at H. now:los - sea--
am Forest PAce. JZIO: S. FOURTH Street. Tn. ere-
MOW' 1 4..11:100 tIFFLNI &
Am
1 meads
renneells to all eases animated io Aim. ea Aut&
Disei COATIS &treat.
- - •
ramphleta on the manacemeat of rejected apples*,
Pau. f,reign putouts. masa of isaniferesee, and a ou
coLu of reference, may be hid at the ab3reo-Seea.
Bclll.l3firs. lora. Oct. Si. IW.
DEJA I tate th • urearoo to rats to you. that
for serest' seats put I haws Awsa amta.ated cub the
.Im:trier ID Which •c.. 1 ha•conCootd.4 your tsumesa so
rater: (to).cLt teen huhtr ere.3.tans
toyevrs•lf ana ral s toile Patent 05:e. You oa
dent rd so, rases preat• Led them to that
totelllcr 10 form rb•ch ieramly 17.1nrrd llcCce 4.
forward th-e Certificate. tOP , Ot that It War be eero•-
aLle to you In cynical:nag to had Plitt emy',ur.est
your plutonic* to watch your toteratooze, =tram.
end courteous Deanne. r. bortt• efthtto yen.
Yours, Tory truly, Cl l / 1 1.13 111..07.
Laza Lloserosaioett 1 Pareols.
rotv soy. EA. (63 La'
T d}; CoNFESSION AND EXPERIENCE
of oo INVALID. ot,l.:_seed fee the t.utfil ood as
wv.-ni a; 41 , 7 a ev..:,on to young tuea a:x..ser from
Nervs•us Debt:ay. Preela:una Deesy. • n 0,4121. at
th• tk,e /1.114tt. of he': Cure. on* via
cared hrmself. after ps." t e t,.es pet to au; Lim ..
thro..ol medical or.po,Lon and eastker2. •
topto• way to hul of tee author. ATHA". lEL 3‘: AV
FAI 1..ak.. Bedf rd. List Brooklyn. Kotta mate y
New 't ark, lor ese!ce:es s post -1a d alfreenal este:ova
tabs-Im
A fracT WORTH KNOWING —THE
A
anlypita* in tie C:ta to seta Ertt-rve selna:aer
ilairarteal Rarasa etsar is at DE LLOS'S. all CREST
N t T. atnrs Fnarth. Norh
IT ll)66 141.0 N toeos toga bat tt,ss vary bast of
Ana - I.tr•s'ni c^nr , a, a CMS ilet.
0 1 S t 1 Bills. No. 1 Westtrn Winter
1 1 :.rjV, 3 !.:M. Winter B:.szne..l Wl`llll
o,j tau/ C.,C3 Maektai 1.,44 I.ILO aalcons lam
Tlatt.r's 01. 4101 talluas Waiter Null:very 3.0
fieEnel or thenstat Oil. 10 t:615 Kereeeme
for burvrrt. nyl at fentore. For ea,e, t.
OWLE .r . .. IAFIKF;%I•:&& CO ._
M=E3=El
1.1A14, lOU HEARD, oft DJ 101 T
LCO. V/10 , 0 to let the Met ;repent-1 etr•r
the C!,. I ( not., to i eo louee (neat!.
DE 1.,V10N. 411 C/44:r,11.7r Street. 4h44• Foorh,
:North s la. +h.l trt:: la a:re to ta az. Led. He tie
ea: , a bas tot C Meer:cll.= Ryes, e,gaz Ta t t*t.
Cane.. i'l.•rr• Surf,. 4•, )t.73
V% EitY DENIIST. JEWELLER, Sit,
V FR-PLATER. MACHEYIST.Gzz-ScLtli, Tle
smith PlamlNer. Bse-fitter. art! .miss to trte ,, l,
1P0.1.1 hate oaa of BHAW'S MIT 081-STOVES.
For I.:e 8 BALEY.
13.23 RICY lholtsle4s,l..PlL
SLATE HOOFING. 4tc--Whoorer cicsirts
S atr Roof pct proper: on. or a leaky ca• cads
tight. ant 1, 1173.3ted. `AU bare itams.j.ate amen:ea.
by director; to rHOMAS GRAFI .7%, e-ater.
:WITH aoriliONL'eON birteal.
S'ata ono! baud. ratt-Int •
Pit PILNES TAKEN TO WV:TER on a
Farm in Des:warn eclarry. Exedritent irtnNer
and experienced timom. Asa-la No. *S4 WAL'.
&mat. $04, 0 15.1 retry. d9l . tf
S FUGUET & SONS. •
fo— • ImroRTERs OF ILAVANI CIGARS.
No..tli &NA', AON T L-:rett.
Rrcri‘e recu2,:yii..A 3,-ror.z..eat erWrib4 CI
GARS. whlrh tzar ofor At Low rates, for ea.o or ap
prorwil ered
CA IA) T TA. TWINE—Just received,*
sake OOT 10t of etiqilli v lrek i lv i ktr
41 1 In Pt Vlrotor ot :11...-O•••••••.
SYRUP Mui ib:A..b. ac.-410.1hhds. and
GGLe. choice sad atlctiaar, Eyre's. Alao,aruoir bias
ermuln
IA Nto gam, tor aa e JAMES 6 iLatiAll CO,
LETIT A&not.
LEoN. 411 CIIESINUT SIREET.
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