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IMPORTATIONS.
(11 - eglorled for the Premi
-31ATA.R2A13-4013 _Mary Cobb, Conwell—ZO bade
cloyed indawies 403 n o b le do $ hbdi Idneeovado do 1 15
bble do Stewart, Carson & - . ,
BIRD'S Ina:ND—BOW I lliebeth 3; 'Foolle d e-1 75
tone gusto hang' Bnkcc; !,4 Akinnat/psyVn OW&
:-YIMIETtIYInIiPAILSOb.‘'.II;' BO:tea.llft
too bbla colt herroin 200 do WAIL doironen). 4
CHARLEBTON.--Sobt nannolol4 l2 4 'bales
cotton Henry Sloan& Son: 113 do' ,laitartreon &,Cor 80
do 'hoe &neer; 183 bare and puredi - Iron Tbrernmeon
Co; 10,216 feet lavabo - 11 bagerfnut W eroprt bble Order.
" PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE:
tosErE
80UDEtt ClopuniTl.ll 01 VHI MOREL
HOS. KLll9sltai.; •
„- , JuSTTER BAGS
- THiNtiltriattl3'llloll.lll9l, PHILAD11:2111.
Ship 5 m ,wR0w1and... 4 ...........Liverv01, MANI 1
I hiPl Nlrc i g t
park Fremont soot
Bark Margaret, tie Janeiro, Feb 29
. Wig O H Ythat, Feb 29
" SAILING. OF THE , OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED' OTAT,EB. _
, .
SHIPS 'LEAVE ' ton •.. s EATS
Arabia ,-..,....New York-Liverpool —........Feb 29
United Kurstom.New York-Qlnegow.-,... -....• Feb 20
PllllOB AIN3 rt.... New 4ordway-........... -Marsh 1 ,
8050nta.........„.....:N0w or -RaMburg .........-hjaroti 1
. Glasgow... ~.. • ..New Vor ."..G1e0g0w.........••.1% etch 3
Arago--..... —Neer for k Havre._._....-.. aroh 3
• Europa. - ---• ..-•-• Iton-e5erp001.'.....•.....tr0h 7
Jura..... ~.....:-Neur- wk.., tserpool ... ..- .. roh 7 ,
Edinburgit.....-New clik.-./..IPOIDDOi i: .. a.. lareil 10
Anslo 8ac0n ......-. rort nd . „Livensoo 4..44 arch 10'
Altura. •—.....•New York -Lrferpool...-...:. ri arch 16
Nov& Bootian- ....Portland- Live rp001.........Mar0h 17
America.. • •.•.......805t0n:•.14ver000L.........Mar0h 21
TO ARRIVE. -
Gwyn . .. LEAVE - ' ran - • OATS
Jar .. . ........:. Liverpool-raw Y0r1....-..... «Feb 11
,Apil i g l f i tioLuf.:....l..lverpool c liortland —.-..—ln 15
Prim.. ... ..... "...11= . -Nti f r '§g i 1t".7....—:14b 1 1 8
ow, Voik•-.lllopthormston- lew York .--...,.Feb 11
Nors Scotian ....Liverooolutland—• .-...Feb 22
Amerierr,........-.Livernool...
et 0..... •---= Feb
25
A F us on...Boul Lv mo o on - le w t o r k ...—Feb 2 n
Ciroaseian--. •-•..- Oalway-Nsw York ~. March 3
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The Paltiornla Mail Bliamen sail from New York on
the_ 6thf 20th of each month. . • .
The 981 Btoomers leave New York on the WWI.
13th rit ,anFA of coon month, and Charle s ton, IS. C ..
or t4l i e 4th an ~ - . . I
. - ep the
17 above dates fall on loam, the steamers
will Mil on M onday . except from rI6 UTEELEE. t
MARINE INTEILLIti-ENCE
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4l3 i 1860.
aIN RISES. —8 97-13 UN .1.3
Wen WATER.-- 43
Bark Elisabeth J, Por 11=tom Bird's Island, via 8t
Thomas. Mb gut, with guano, &o. to Jairus Baker.
Loft at ByThomas ship Neptune's Favorite, from.Cal 3 .
lac, discharging guano into shirr International
for Cowes; bark Evadne. Davis, from Canso, in distress;
Mohr, Masonioßorbert,disohst Wit HYpenon
-Wood, from Port Spain for St John, PR, to load for ri
York; borke Juniata, Marcy, for New Orleans next day;
Prank Rowell, from windward for Porter is tleo soon;
Manhattan. Gray, from Buenos Ayres, in d reks, dist.
Brig Mary Cobb. Conwell, 13 days front latauxtui.
with molasses to Steward. Carson & Co. 21st lost, lat
3611, lout 40, spoke sohr Thomas, front New York for
Jaoksonvale, a days out—till well, and Wished to no re
ported.
Bohr
I. Poster. Goodwin, It days [-mu Fortune Bay,
BP, with fish to Jaime Baker.
Bohr Arens Lye. Nickerson, 14 days'froin N Orleans,
with sugar, cotton. tO D 13 Stetson & CO.
Bohr Alert, Champion, 16days from_Charloston, with
cotton, &o. to Pettit, Martin & Co. Yeas 12 days north
01 Bottom , .
Bohr Enna, Facemire, days from Now York, with
to coptant.
Bohr 8 N Elmith,Smith,2 days from New York, with
mdse. to Pettit - Martin to o.
Boh r Wm lione, Scott, 3 days from New York, with
Pulse to David Cooper.
Bohr B T Garrison, Gatos. 1 day from Cape May, in
ballast to N Bturtevant A Co.
Bohr John Qadwalader, Naylor, from New York.
Bohr Mall Bhgabeth, Madar from NeW York.
Bohr Restless. Smith, from gir Harbor.
Bohr H A Weeks, Godfrey, ram Tuokerton.
CMCD
Steamship Kaneohe° lVE.P , R and. New York. J
Bohr Ahem Lea, Fester,Mobile, rettit, Martin Pc Co.
Bola Mary Elizabeth, Plenary, Hew York, Tiverton
Coal Co.
BOhi 'John Cadwalarier, N'sylor t Boston. , do'
Bohr A Weed, Godfrey, Hiotunond, Nobly, Ham
aunt tc. CaMural
• •
_ . .
Bohr Restless. Smith, Richmond, Tiler, RUM Co.
Bchr 8 T Citunialp, Omni Boston, Sturtevant &Co
Norrespondene S g T rf
t EL Mun A dep
his Z.:change./ '
CAPE ISLAND, PI J. Cabello, 9A M.
The bark White Wing, from forte went in
yesterday afternoon, an d a double-topsail bark went
out. Wind southwest.
YOUIS, &o. - THOS. H. HUGHES.
MIsMORANDA. '
Steamship Boston, Bellew, hence, at New York 26th
instant.
• Sh ip Ship Susan L Fitzgerald; Green, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Valparaiso previous to 10th ult. • •
Ship Malay, from New York, arrived at San Francis
; Co 31st ult.
- Shur Eagle Wing, Worth, from New York, arrived at
San Frowns's° 311 inst.
. bhip,Panther, Gannett, from Boston, arrived at Ban
Bram:arm 3d ,net, •
° Bark Mary Edson,NioliersOn, for Boston, was at Meg
- lona 4th inst. . -
Bark Grapeshot; 'HOO3ll'OOll. from Rio Janeiro via
Pernambuco, at New OrleariskinhAdt.
• Brig Ornate. Baker, sailed from New Bedford Seth met
for Philadelphia. •
Brig. Ocean Spray, Stabile, from Palermo for Phila.
deipilia. sailed from Gibraltar 8d inst.
Brig Wm Moore. Taylor, at Slow York 24h inst, from
Arecibo, PR, via Guyaulls. reports, no date, 60 miles
SSE from bandy Book, passed through ?rue quantities
of lard. and picked up 10 kegs marked 11, Graham &
Co, Phila.
echrs Alex Henderson, Ketehum; Mary A filieddon,
Sheddon, an Smith D Bellows, Clark, hence at New
York 2eto Inst.
Bohm 3 B. Williams. Herring; Robert P King , Leeds,
and A 8 Cannon, Nowell, cleared at New York 26th Inst.
for is por rl t.
Be th hr Chaotte Shaw, Shaw, sailed from Providence
Behr F r a nkli n . ra River.
, Brannon, cleared at St John, NB, lath
last, for this port.
Soling N Lank Fleming, from Frederica, Del; Milton,
Steelman. from New Castle; C K Painter. Stephens,
from Milord , Del; 3 L Rees. Rolmeg, from Bridgeton.
/1.1.,, and Transport, Spalth, from Morris !Aver, at New
York 26th inst.
ttSchr Eva Belt, Lea at New York 26th ins!, from Nay
West, waarun into night of 26th inst, 10 miles ESE of
Absece,M, by an Unknown solar bound IL which carried
away nobtrom and stove the bow in; partially stopped
the leak with cotton, and was obliged to keep one pump
going to keep her free ; did not ascertain what damage
the other vessel sustained.
Schr S Sturtevant, Stover, from Charleston, arrived at
New York 26th inst.
At the Chlorines Islands Jan 24, ship.Rrise Standish,
Auteuil' ; Crest of the Wave, Colter Witch of the
Wavr., Sold; Bethiah Thayer, Munroe; Orpheus,
'Howes • Chariot of Fame, Knowles, • and Conquest
Soars, for Hampton Roads, Idg ; Gates. and
Peruvian, Roberts, for do do; Rival, Rally; Jos, Jones.
P_endletoll; Spark of the Ocean, Drummond • Samuel
W Watts; Cincianatua. Doane; Weltileet, Me-
Oileery ; State of Maine. Pearson,
H find A Farwell,
Williams all Ids for Cork ; bark 3IT B rockman , Brook
man, for ampton Roads. ldg
Ar at Valparaiso from Jan lito lath, ships LeVanter.
Brown, from Ban Francisco; James Cheston. Bryan,
Melbournt; bark Howard, Musans, Havana via Fault
land Island.
At Callao, Jan 25. slops juliet.Sinclair, durg, for Man
cha Islands; South America, Berry, disr, John Bryant,
Gardner, from Caldera for Wallahs Islands to load for
Cork • Annawon, McNear, limpness York Sept 10, Magi
bark Hugh Birekhead. Coney. from C,oblla. discharging.
Freights far Muted States $l6l to England £2los.
NOTICE TO M ARINERS.
The Five Fathom Bank Light Ship tor the Capes of
the Delaware) has parted her moorings, and is absent
from her station. Sae will be replaced as aeon as eon'
iblo, of which due notice will be given.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
IL S. BTELLWAGEN, Commander U. S. N.
Lighthouse Inspeotor's Office,
Philadelphia, Feb U. 1860. fe 26 St
LEGAL.
VANE WADE,' by her next friend, BEN
JAMIE M. PARIS, reruns JOHN WADE. '
Common Pleas. December Term, IR9.
To JOHN WADE—Sin: Yon will take notioe, that
the testimony on the part of the libellant in the above
ow. will he taken before the Examiner upon Tuesday.
the sixth day of Marsh. A. D. 180), at o'clock P. M. et
my *Moo. no. MO weiAtrr Street, When end where
you may attend if yml think proper.
THOMAS J. DIEHL, Attorney for Libellant.
fele ISt
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FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
City_ of Philadelphia, to the use of JOSEPH M.
PAYNTER, vs. WILLIAM P. JONES. Levert PSCitigt
September Torm, 1859. No. MA.
The undersigned. appointed Auditor to distrihuto the
fund in Court arising from the sale br virtue of the
above-stated writ of all that certain lot, or piece ci
ground, situate on the north side of Marker street 177
feet 4 inches west from &wed street, hp the Pint
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on said Marker greet, a 0 feet 4 inches, and extending
northward of that width 60 feet; bounded west by
ground of Albertson. east by ground of John Donohoe,
northward by a g feet wide alley and South Marker
street. aforesaid, will meet ah parties In' interest at 4
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3666 'at his olnoe, 155 South HIXTff Street, Philadel
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-stuttdit OEOROE A. COFFEY,
Auditor.
P1A1 , 1019.
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free on receipt of cash.
Sold at the Heoot, 243 South THIRD Street, b H.
MUNRO, prtnelpal Agent for the United States, and by
all Grocers and Druggists. fel9-Im*
RUSHTON'S
OOD LIVER OIL,
701 i
CONBUMPTiON.
SS's
PURE COD LIVER OIL.
PERFECTLY BWP.ET Arm PALATABLE, menu•
featured rat Newfoundland for the Droprietore. from
fresh and healthy hymn, by 'team, at a - low tempera
ture, thus preserving the sweetness and purity of the
Oil, while the natural fishy fl avor is pa:featly covered ,
and the oil rendered palatable and Agreeable to the
taste.
The_proprietors of this Oil spare no expense in having
their Oil properly profaned at Newfoundland, the only
Wain) where the Q adne morrhua is found abundance.
The true Oil isfreimently impaired by admixtures with
oil from other senates of thebiad family and only that
owning from the " Banta can oe relied upon as the
genuine.
Our Oil has been enalreed, and pronounced to be
pure. and the perfeont n of nue qualkty—oharaeteristios
which enable it to maintain its superiority overall Other
Prepared and for eels, wholesale and retell. by
RABBARD & CO..
rattail Twelfth and Chestnut Watt, Philadelphia.
. . THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND
DA ,
LLEI''S Mitolo4.lf FAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted all other
Ointments and healing applications in both the
Eastern and Western • ilenklepheree, wherever Intro
duced { an tin Istria= merit is the true secret of Ile
111100611 in all tiadgeOlit affections. Whether the cause
DO accident or disease,
BURNS it M SCALDS
tr i f instantly gelielld of § their anguish, pain and
animation, DT a Vine/ 4 .ppui...l this mar
e* lewd hanky, and the flesh a renewed as if by a
eharmfa blemohnr_run roma nnine.
RE PRIHND Onto THE NRERY.
CM rem are rrespe sufferers from external in
juries, expeoiadly from 7 Fluid and Comphene Ex
plosione—therefore every Z mother should have this
healing preparation con- stantly on hand. It heal.
ItHitAftllt i "de quickly 11. Igri v n e rh t e h rtur py rnil 07
Ti a aiI, V n ELLPTRB j 3 asV SEA art u us,I2D.
The aohni st A the Tra•veller.and every other in
ri d:: vrihose i of in i ,Dfe 5 throws, bun within the
4 ,a rrionguld ‘ rraigk prif:ll traViViriiiZiltrZg;
le his best and only friend. M A is both portable and
cheap, and ehould evfic be cc hie companion, es a friend
in need. • There are ou- sands of living w e CO LOOfttr to fie =rye! ous virtue, who Owe their
got nd li mue
, and
mu
to its laving efficacy.
. he ollowligprea few ~2 of the brads.*
EXTRACT-
w lob ALL Y aMAOI- .1 OAl* PAIN 0H tea pN VENTIVE itt as waling CURE s
INUM. Erysipelas , 1111:4v)foatl'And''
21:,7' rout B ites, Sorccula* .
Broke,. Breast, lever Sores, Scurvy,
Bites of Repitles, eloas, Scalds*
Canner, lanilular Dix- Sourf,
Cracked .1114 s, awe, Scald Head,
Chapped rids, • Mercurial Saw, Sprains,
Chtiblains, acne generally, geBlll Pox,
Cramp, itnples.
Contracted Cm*, P rone IUI7IOIII.
We tto r ,
Chafes. rson, Ulcers,
Diseases of the heumatiem, Venereal Sores,
Skin, ashes, km
Sold at the prinelylal Depets,l4 Broad way, New York,
ni t la end DI Chartres street. New (Weans, by „I.
W I 0 H.r Sc. CO., General agent. It can Ok.o bp ob
tamed of all respectable Druggists and Alerehants
throughout the United Statue and Canada.
T. W. DYCaT k SONS,
218 North SECOND Street,
fell Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania. _
TO TIN PUBLIC.
CALHOUN'S ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The abf,ve patent le deemed, by scientific and email
wo mon, te be the very best ever offered to the public,
and peadd only to be seen _in notual operation for ita
pietas tO be aPprecte.ted. Plething ever introduced is
so perfectly annbaa lluded for vani dating private and public
bulldingr so Dole,l betridtele. Mien* houses, mines,
gt,,, turve.deff, and for the cure of smoky
they
h le i
the rfaetureg
nt
lame * I: sa m e tpd retail, at
OR B STRILL al4 11AI IyIARVAT B Street. Phila.
Personal attention will be riven to all descriptions of
heating and ventilating by the tind.ersisned. who hest
peen matiy years praottcallY emsased)n the above bull
gess, Also for sale, Ctilur's Justly:celebrated warm-air
turenbee, °oolong ranges, bath boils, registers, ke., by
toitt-otuthein 0114% WiLIAAMO,
THE PIiESS.,' I orl t ELPILLA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, •18.40.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
TORN MYERS, HAVING SOLD OUT
his business at the S. W. corner Broad and Hanson)
streets, all persons having Orions against hint will
tooease send the same, Mao, those w above indebte
him WI please call id settle at the place.
PlanteSpina, Feb, 24, MO. fe2s-6t
DIERLADELPHIA, FEB. 26 1860.—YTIL
-1 LIAM BIRCHALL and DANIELi. HAKIM
having purohased the 'pianist of JOHN MYERS,
have this day gone into joint partnership in the Warta
Air Furnace and Range ManulhotorY , W. corner of
ejn the above line.
BROAD and RANSOM (late George; btreets, and.re-
Inn- solicit the public patronag
Ran es constantly on hand. Repairing prompt
ly attended to. fe25.6t
T HE firm of WEBER AI RUCE is this
day dissolved br mutual consent. The button
wilt be settled by either partner
Signed, JNO,C. WEBER,
Philadelphia, Feb.l, J OS. N. RUCH.
JOS. N. RUOII, ? has associated with him
H. K. BENNET I , and will continue the manufao
lure of Shirts, Collars Roams. Maurer', Overalls, ho..u n dgr the firm of 'BENNETT & RUCH, at 217
CHURCH Alley, where they invite the attention of
dealers in the above line or goods,
_ H. K. BENNETT,
Philadelphia, ree. 13, 186 G JOS. rt. RUCH.
pelt-Ht
- • •
EDUCATIONAL.
' A MESIOAN SUBOOL INSTITUTE is a
reliable medium thronshwhloh Schools and Fami-
Uee may obtain own rent teachers . Parente may ob
tain, gratuitously, in ormetion_and circulars of the beet
'dipole. B ITH WOODMAN, York,,
BPS DROIiDWAY, New or
au-tr 0309 CHEST UT Street. Philadelphia.
IFERYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERQ.ANTILB COLLEGES, loostod at nips
fa% r E k% liom and o and
Per tmormatto. oad or Ind tor gamin.. to9-tf
HOTELS.
- -
CONTINENTAL HOTEL. PHILADEL
PHIA,,CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND NINTH
STREETOPENS' , FEBRUARY MIL
This magnifioent establishment has been erected by
enbsoription; the stookholdere oomprising a large num-,
per of the most enterprising business men of the oily
in Mach asse Declarationental Congress Mat gave
to the world the y of American IndePend
nee.
The hotel has accommodations for about one thou
sand guests, 04 Hi supplied with even' 1110detil
Provement for men,
comfort entire nvenienee of Mini-
Mt, business men, and the travelling commu
nity.
A vertical railway is being cottititioted upon a novel
and scientific principle. whioh render: aomdent
Bible, affording the moans of reaching the raheitt sto
ries without the fatigue of asoending continued ni,7l , ta
of stairs, giving easy times to the purer air and quiet
of the upper rooms.
The spawns corridors for ventilation, and every
Protection against the dangere of fire, have been libe
rally Introduced.
An ()Volume reading room find business exchange,
with telegraph nifiee and connecting writing rooms,
havebeen provided on the first floor,
The whole of the interior arrangements and famish
ing have been midsr the personal superintendence of
PARAN STEVENS. under whose management the
success of the Revere Rom and Tremont BOUM Doe
ton ; the Battle House and POut Clear Hotel, Mobile;
and the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, has been es
tablished.
The various departments of the Continental will be
yonder: ted upon the game liberal scale which has earned
for the above named hotels their well-known and ex
tensive share efnubile favor.
All communications for apartments, or upon any busi
ness conneeted with the house, should be addressed to
Continental Motel, in prder to insure immediate atten
tion. [fel7-12t1 J. E. STEVENS & CO.
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER 63 WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.
HENRY COY, Agent,
US CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR,
Miebinee, with Operators, on lure to Private Amities.
bRANCII OFFICES
T West STATE Street, Trenton, N. J,
110 CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Pa,tele-ant
WILCOX & GIBBS' SEWING. MA
CHINE.—The great and increasing demand for
Wilcox & Gibbs' Sewing Machine in a guarantee of Its
BANKS
exeellenoe. Fries 810. Far eats at FAIR
BANKS' Seale Warehouseale CIDISTNUT Street.
feS-tf
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &o.
ESTABLISHED 1760.
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO ItANUFACTURER,
Is and 18 CHAMBERS STREET,
, Tormerly Chatham street, New York,/
Viroul oall the especial attention of Oyocers And
Drug& sts to Me removal, and also the articles of his
insurilaotnrs,
BROWN SNUFF.
Matbneiltappee Denngros.,
Puke virginit,
Coarse 14ppeti, Natchitoo es,
AmenoauCentleman, Copes igen.
EIf.LLOW SNUFF.
Boot*, Friuli Scotch,
High Toast Sootoh, Irish High T oast,
Fresh Honey Dew
TSootch,
OBACCO. or Lundyfoot.
AMMONS. Flag cur cinrWlso. Immune,
No.l, F. A. L., or plain, St. Sago,
No. 2, Cavendish, or sweet, Spanish,
Nos. 1 & 8, mix'd,_ Sweet Snouted Orinnoo, Canister,
Kitefoot. Tin Foil Cavendigh, Fare Turkish.
A CI router of Prices will be sent on application.
N. B.—Note the new article or Fresh Bootch Snuff,
which will be found a superior artiole for dipping pur
poses.
rfAVANA ORiABS.--A full assor ment,
glitn4=743ilin atorees.VulndliTledgeatton
d20.1f Na.SN Routh FRONT Street.
COAL.
PAIL P. mut.
KELLER & EMORY,
Office N 0.140 WALNUT street. Philadelphia, Pa.,
BOLE AGENTS FOR
E. Borden' superior Broad Mountain White Ash, and
Heeksher (a Co.'s celebrated Black Heath and Otto
Shipped by oaunt mad railroad from Bohuylkill Haven
l'a.
111 OUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR
.11-11tintereet. - Buy your OPAL AT MOW, where
nothing nut the very besynailty of ',MLA and &buy'.
gin poshi offered at the °norm( reducer,' yrieet:
belugh,Brolitn, zip an Stgve--....—..i1e ge Diu ton.
t_g h r u iMit_...,...,,,,„_, --- , -- 3 tO 1 "
warranted free unm iguice . urluun and I' 11 weight at
Wl C Lt 3 o . NP. ra dal i rat ies:et. corner
MARISI"Ias4tV
SW. GROOM & CO.
KJ* Office 146 south FOURTH Street,
WHARF, FIND BTRUE'F, BORUYLICIIab,
Dealers and ShiSnarl
OF
Locust Mountaion, 0
Lehigh, and Dam Mill
L
Merchandise taken on wharfage. olLant
HICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LERIOD. COAL,preparectielth ogre, fotegle or
beetitgrote, APPIr et LNOWLEet3 Depot, DINTS
and wILLOW Strada as-or
MACHINERY AND IRON.
SAMUEL V. MEERICY. J. VAITOLTAN ?AMUCK
WILLIAM lI.A_MERRICY.
SOUTHWARK FOU N DRY
FIFTH AND WASHINGTOPI BTRENTS.
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture Rosh and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for Land, River. and Marine
Iron Boats, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, &o.; Castings
of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gam Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, &o.
Retort, and Gee Machinery of the latest and piped im
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Maolnner,. smolt SI
Sugar, Saw. and Gnat Mi'ls, Vacuum Pane. Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, &a.
Sole Agents for N. Rillieux's Patent Sugar Soihng
Apparatus: Nasinyth's Patent Steam Rammer and
Aspinwall & Wolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machine aua-r
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
W. SOOTT---late of the ftrin of Win
er • cheater in Boott—CaNTLEMENT FUltitalt-
INOL VIVRE and mina meNoFnoToo eht
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Gward eased
reftaktelebia.
J. W.B. would reireeetfolty VIII the attention of hie
totmerpati.on• And fitandi to Ws new store, and he ere
parri to nu clam nillititt short eotioe. A
ter sot fitanmantted. Who owl e Trade supplied with
nue Marta add Collars.
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY
on
NEW ORLEANS.
No. I Machinery Oil. at gaper cent. below the cheap
est lubrioating agent in nee, tar railroad oar box'', sta
tionary sngineli. sugar refinance. printing presses, ho.
'this oil Is chemically pure ; is entirely free from gum
end sold, and In all changes of the temperature retains
it, perfect limpidity.
It has been tested against sperm, lard, manilla, Polar,
Arctic, whale and elephant oil, and has defeated all with ,
the exception of the very hest sperm, alongside 01 rh'
It ran for 3,315 miles on the Macon and Western 'f
rau!, Georgia, when no difference' was percept ble.
The attention of Machinists is particularly requested.
naPer. TO
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
New Orleans Pfraynne.
Commercial Bulletin; niNpii , Orleans.
Beloher's !user Refiner & tAty ,oll IS.
.Dl, AN cOX E. Agent,
144 Smith POS/ttll Street
Philadelphia.
PATENTS PROOURED itx THE UNITED
STATFB AND EVROPF,at 11.110W8ON'8 offi
°es. Forest Place, 1234' 8. FOURTH Street. The pro
prietor visits Washington twice a month, and attends
personalit to MI eases entrusted to lam. Reddens
No? COATES street.
Pamphlets on the management of rejected applioa
lions, foreign patents , oases of Interference. and a Oa
oaltdof reference, may be had at the Kiwis offioes.
natagoyon, lowa, Oct. Ski 1857.
Dieu Sin : I take this occasion to state to yell , that
for mayoral Years east I have bean acquainted with the
manner In it/doh/on have omiduotedyour business :10
Patent Solicitor. This hea always been nighty creditable
to yourself and satislactory kith° Patent VITIoe. You un
derstood your ollaellell, and preowned them in that
intelintelligible form wh i ch generally Insured success.
ligible
this certificate, hoping that it may be serviloe
ab.a to you in continuing to find that employment In
your profession to which your intelligence, Industry,
and courteous nearing, so Instly entitle you.
Yours, very tru Ogant.pa Malan,
Late Cumnilssioner of Patents.
Hatter Ifomeon, Esq. fee-1110
SALAMANDER SAFES,
A large mortal* of ot
re
PRIkADy s LPigAtetnIT so VIBM
4.:tuvi.' AIL
For Hanka and Wren.
BANK 100115 j,
at
to
all
IROVooRs, silifraffiN .
the good terms_ao any other
t rtabnaent ha th e
Uult°4Bt AnNi& W 40N,
1i0.1104 ullFATNtotoot,
PARAAR OMR WA A (lAN!. toot,
TIE LEON, 411 CHESTNUT STREET,
above Fourth, Morth stde, has the veryheat
STll_T i c n and Chewmg Totowa in 1%115401p ia.
A NEW AND WONDERFUL DISC/0-
1* VERY for the Cure of pheumatism and Gout.
LESLIE'S MITE riu PILLS.
This medicine is offered wit the utmost conlidenaaof
AN being tbn most ell'oetua; remedy for the above dis
eases ever yet disoovered. No denser need he aPPre
heeded from its Use by mail, mos delicate. PlOO SI
par box. Can be sent by on enclosing one ppo t a ge
stamp and price of Pills. For sale b the sole agent,
_ 115 A
South HARPER, VROT Street,
MARTIN & QUAYLE'S
STATIONERY TO di If Y AND FANCY I)I 0001)3
E R (_,
lO3b WALNUT STREET,
HELOW
re 21•1 3, pHILADELPIIIA.
Conetantly on hand Perfumery and Toilet Articles.
VUOIIET & SONS
,_
_NJ. IMPORTERS OF HAVAI,NA CIGAR&
No. 216 South FROM T Street,
Receive regularly a full asiortment of desirable 01-
OARB, wlneh they offer at low rate ,, for omit or ap
proved orad it. feWle
AOKEREL.-500 bbls Primo No. 1.,
J-VA- toe bbla Lama No. S., 900 bbia Small No. a„ and on
Itortment of ?linkage,.
For sale by WM. J. TAYLOR k. 00„
us awl 124 :want wharves,
RAILROAD LINES.
1860., agraltim 1860.
WINTER ...IMAM:IE9IE —NEW YORINES.
THe CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHLA DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
LINES FllO9l PHIILADELPHIAA TO NEW
'YORK AND WAY PLACES,
Froin Walnut Wi -stree e
ll l t W 110
harf and
ws—via Kennington Depot,
ave as fo :
Pmts.
At 6 A 21, via Camden and Amboy, C. & A. Accom
modation ........
Ate A itkvia ilunden and - demi City (N. J.) Ac
commodation.. . 26
At 9A. gd, via Camden and . Jersey Cite, Morniii3 300
Mail--
At 11 A 111, by Steamboat, via T&001111 and Jersey
City. Western Express 9 (V
At 123.i' P 91, vol Camden and Amboy, Accommo
- . . 25
Atdation 2 P 91, via Camden nod Amboy, C. and A. Ex. 2
At 02
11: P M, via Kensington and Jersey City, Eve
ning Express.,. . „...
900
At thi p M, via Keneinglon and Jersey City,
Class Ticket............ •.. ...... ...,. • .... 926
At AL via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mad .... ...... 300
At 11 P 61, via Camden and Jorsei City, Southern
I Mail
Atel' M. via Camden and Amboy AC.1,01Y11 . n . n . a . 11- 225
Don, (Freight and Passenger, /—le't Class Ticket. 923
60
The 6P 91 Mail Lino runs daily. This 11 r Al, South
ern Mail, Saturday,' excepted.
For Belvidere Easton, Flemington, Ac., at 6 A 61 and
91, from Walnut-etreet wharf.
For Maui% Chunk, A ilentown, and Bethlehem, at 6 A
91 via Lehigh Valley Railroad.
For Water (3ap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkes'arto,
Montrose, Brent Bend, &0.,M 6 A. Al., via Delaware,
Lackawana mid 'Western H. R.
For Mount Holly. at 6 and 9 A. 21., 2 and De P. AL
Fur Freehold, at 6A. M and 2
ES. P. M.
• WAY' LIN
For Bristol. Trenton. Re., at Hi P. M. (rein Walnut
street Wharf, and ask I'. M. from Kensington.
For Palmyra, Riverton. Distance, Beverly, Burling
ton, Bordentown, Re. r at 12:4,3, and P. M.
Steamboat Trenton for Bordentown and Intermediate
Planes, at 23.4 F. AI,
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passen
ger. passengers are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bey and 6100, ex
cept by Special contract.
1427 WM. H. tiATZMER. Agent.
hiLIWRINTO WEST METER
and lntermediate points, vin ME
DIA. Trains for West Chester leave FM1641.1114'4 from
the Depot northeast corner of EIGHTEEN7II and
MARIIV'
Streets, at 8.10 A. 8.1.. rind 1 and 4.30 I'. M.
On 8U DAyB at B.le A. M.. end 2P. M.
Pussenese tor etations on the eHILADELPHIA and
DALTIAIVRE CENTAAL RAILROAD will take the
8.10 A. M.. and 4,30 P. M. Trains. Jal9Ttf
TEE PENNSYLVANIA I) EN TEAL
RAILROAD.
260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860. wag 1860.
41.17:41CAPACrY 0 NJ8110.&0 in NO. EQUAL
IN THs COuNT/tY.
••41.1021 PA S SENGER TRAINS
c. EI E n T n T V !ER. di re c t g Pll ,at Z p phD Thro u ghPl l` T S S T U r
a ft , O ns ,
from Boston, New York, and all points East, tedin the
nion 'Depot at Pittabm with Through Trains to $lll
from all ponds in theist, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilit es for the transportation of
Pau/ingot' unsurpassed or Sued Aga comfort by MU
other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to PiNgtiPra•
without change of Career Conductors. All througo Pas
senger rraing provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—epeed under per feet control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the eafetr of trareliere.
snug/ins Cars are attached to each Trani; WoOdlre
Sleeping Curs to Egprou and Fast Trains. he
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines, Sun
day, excepted.
Mail Train leavee Philadelphia at 84. PiL
Feat Line 11. A. 11.
napless Train leaves 10 CO P. M.
WAY TRAINSoit LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Harrisburg Acmommation, via Columbia, 2 P. M.
Columbia coo P. 11,1.
rkesburg " 12.30 P. M.
West Cheater Passengers will take the Mail, Parkes
burg and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Banbury, Williamsport, Elmira, BOA-
Io, Niagara Falls, and intermediate Points, leaving Pill•
lridelphis at 8 A. M. go directly through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of the
Company in Philadelphia, New York, Doeton, or Bal-
WiflTlNd a sgril t Arrytratt t o n gar a l ry_O r f t tg
regular Line of bloomer on tue o hlueriseitipi Ohio
riven
IT 'Fars always as low , and time as amok , as by any
other oute.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast earner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsvlvania Railroad to Chicago. make this the
DIRECT LINE B
GREAT WES.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad 11ndge at
Pittsburg, erg all drayage or fernage of Freight,
together wit the saving of Brae, are advantages radii) ,
appreciated Shipppers of Freight, and the Iravel
ling Public.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the tranaponation
of their Freight to Ode Company, can rely with confi
de,ritonA.._ape dy
_gd
TES C OF tr FRIAGIET to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all
limes as favorable as are charged by other Railroad
Companies.
19' Ds particular to nark packages" via Fermis. Rail-
Fa Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the follow= Agents of the C om
pany :
STEr n t a RT, Pittsburg;
R.S.P; e roe & co.,_Zano 110,04.1. J. Johnston,Ripley,
O.; R. MoNeely, Mayevi . y.; Ormsby & Cropper.
Portsmouth, 0.; ,Paddock Ss co.. Jeffersonville, Indi
ans; H. W. Drown & Co.. Q.; .Atheyy; &
Bibbert ta thiscanyintt, 04 R. C. Meldrum,_ Madison,
Jos. R. owe. Louisville, Ky.; P. G. O'ltliey
R.
Emu Ile, Ind.; N. W. Orabara & Co., cane, Ill.; R.
F. Sass, Bhaler & Glass, St Louie, Mo_.; John H. Mit
es, Nashville , Tenn.; Harris lc f un: Memphis, Tqon.;
Plento & co., Chicago, 111.,. W. H. H. Noonts, Allen,
I.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points
the west.
N. I BNEEDEIL, PHiIadeI hie,
YlT'ts.;.flortir,l h ;11.14 ,
e N . Y.
E 1:11.1, & 03 0 8.
R O .lAl . o , o.u N usps o c.T . l : ol:Gkre 6 , ; o 3 ol l o e Tn i ai r kFs e er e s t pAig , l ll gh o t
neA
Altoona, t
..ent pp a
.
10-ly
PiII.LADELPIiIA, WM
ISINOTON, AND BALTI
1911vatoAD.
On an after 310NDAY., November 31, 183 9 ,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELHIA,
For Baltimore at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon, (Express,/ and
11.10 P. M.
f F 2Airr t n e i r ni a to " n a Lt A L • P A l X n .n, 1 4 ,.4 41 1,; '1d 1 1 1 1 .10 ° ,;37..
iff' gn ' ', Pl="0. 8.15 A . . " 1441 PN.
For ititfiltrih m . seiv,:i..33 P b .k.
For Seaford at 8.14 A. M.: and ate l',. m.
For Laurel at. 8.15 A. IG. and 4.30 P.m.
TRAINS POR , PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 840 A. M., ttilyrsasd 10.15 A. M.,
end 6.25 P..
Le ILVe Wilmington at 1.13 A. M. and 11.30 A. M.,1.43 and
040 P. M.
Leave Lea ofat 0.18 A.111._, and 3.40 P. M.
iLeave Son San f ord at pis A. 31., and taa I'. M.
.v. Mil ord at 7.50 A. M., and 4, _M.I
Leave Dover at 1705 A. M., and Ltd 1.. M.
Leave Middletown at 10 A, Is and 7.0 e P. 31.
Leave New Castle at 104 A. M., and 8 P. el..
Leave Cheater at 8. 12 A. M., 2.22 and p.m P. I'd.
Leave Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at jp.l3 A. IC_
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
• Leave Chaster at 2.45 A. 31,1248 and 11.40 P. M.
A.fil
Lmare Wilmington at OM A. AL, LW Y. AL, and Mx
SUNDAYS
(II! at 11.10 F. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
0 yat 4.1.5 P. M, from Baltimore to Philitdelptua,
FR ICIRT TRAINonth PASBMIGER OAR &Gulled,
will run rim follows:
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
plum et;_P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and Intermediate
plu at eailmi R. AL
Le m ave Wngton for Philadelphia and intermediate
plazas nt SA P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Stemmer's Run, Clime's, and
Harewood at 344 P. M.
n 5 . S. M. FELTON. President.
TZIKO. D. wayar,
. WEST (MESTER RAIL
- °-'° ROAD TRAINS via PENNSYL
VANIA B.t I LLROA.D. Lsays Depat oar. ELEVENTH
and MAR HT tltraats, (eXcevt_flnday.) at 8
A. hi., 121 aatt 4 M. LsaVe Vat Sha t ter at
LSO A. At .30 A.M..and MP M. is la-v
P h i l ' I P ' T A O D W F NIIT 116 ( 11
RI
"..
TOW A LAO D -
On and r MO , Nov. 11, 1659,
1 7 0 OE TOWN.
Leave. P hiladelphia 6,1, IN. 9, 10, 11, and A. M.,
1, I, A, 3 0, 5. 63i. 3,7, 8, 9 10, and 1111 P. M.
IL,eavle ermaw o N 0 , d , 7 '
4 i, B,S Mt.ig.
, 9M, 10, 11, A, A,
Leave Philadelphl6966 nun. A. Al,l, 6%, and 10 P.M.
9 P.
Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. M., 1.10 min., 8%, and
M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD,
Leave Philadelphia COO, 11 A. 4, r, and 10
P. AL
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10 LEI, 8.64, and IMO A. AL,
8.40, Am, 0.10, and 8.40. P.&
ON 8 DAYS,
nPLeave Philadelphia 9.06 A. AL, s. and P. AL
6x6x ave Rhestnut Roll 7.60 A. M., 12.00, 8.20, and CU
VOR CONSHO IpIi HOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philade ri ia e, 9, 71.415,i. LUIZ M.
.A. ,1.00,1 AL
414.1558. ad 114 P. Al.
Leave Norristown 8,7, I, 11 4, Itl., 1%, EN, and I
P. M.
ON MO
Leave Phi r ligelphia 9 A. AL stick, AL
Leave thrOitAMINVYtt K.
Leave . M., LOC 1 NI, 8.01,
LNCO% and 113 i P. AL
eave Manavunk 8N,7%.9%,11%, an d_lol A. AL, 9 , 9,
8, lOC and 8$ M.
ON EIHNO.SYIII
14570 11 4144 P41
Leave ana . y
lop.tf liDlarr.Tl4lteanni,llBMangitenths.
#ll‘.P si . I ELPILIA AND
REMELMIRAJMILROADI4INE—
tIC I' ROUTE to E lmira ,_yiiikesharre, Buffalo,
lag% oek Island, Niagara I. edls, Ithlweakes, Bur
ng ton, Montreal, St. Pant e , Detroit, Dunheth, and St.
ova
Palmeri ger twit:lawn' leave the Philadelphia and Read
Inc Railroad I)epot,_ corner BROAD and CAL MW
it rid, StreetsDAlLy. (Snudays ex netted, / as follows:
T. 30 A. M. DAY_EXP REM&
r_or Elmira, Niapara Palls, Buffalo,. Detrnit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, gook Island, Galena, Bt. Paul's, Burlington,
and St. I..sitos.
• 3.50 P. M., MORT EXPRESS..
Poe EIMITIS,Ningsaa Palle, Eulfalo, Detroit, chioago.
milwankee,Rook iml9ad, Gatc4e.Eq. rell'. Bar/moon,
and St. bolos.
The7.ao A. • M. and L3O P. M. trains run through to
HillititiatlßO, stopping at all Stations on the Lebanon
V l'lle7.4li e rlit. train Merit, at tilled
,AUK-
BiDim necks
ags °nked to Dainta ,ss
ittlalo, a nd Suspension
'blokes win twi procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Lt s Ticket Offioa, Northwest corner
orISIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and a t
, the Passen
ger I) lll2llBli.k ß ris r ag g fa r eltn 44;6
Leaves the Depot. orpui.etreet, below VI na, daily , (Sun
ditf Oiceptedd In all points Want and North, nt 6P. M.
* Ileum/Old beton, k sojourn
going e mime da
For intherantaynisktlon.tly
Oslo 61611"8 gABl:l44,AVinsi,
N. W. corner SWELL and PILIANVT rtFt e e ) eili,
eol-tr • hiladelphia.
NORTII PENNS Yl.-
artlairi tlA v ß AN „DN. :N ARA.%
Art l iNak / nar • i l s i f , %VIE r gr. " '
#
orippfteri thoo m XI irremror ft 1,130, Pensen-
WI ell Yo ' 7 l) tgaltiZt
.5 11 111 0 O W f l eg qW
For Bet ‘ehem, E t tt, Aueuto4, 'llisuoh °bung,
Hazleton, k. 0., (Expyinue.l at
For Bethlehem, (Pagress,) at 9.30 A. M. and 3 P. M.
or DclihitoWh. (Aooonuncolanort, ) at IMO A. M. and
4 kr,.
or h o W hi g n ( t o ; l 4F.
l'ltAtg Kki4ILAIALF o f
Leans Bethlehem, (notoress,) et 0 4%. h . and LlO P. 01.
3 1 0 .1.1DoylestoWn. (Amoommodation,/ at n 7 A. M. and
LeaVO .I , Ort Witahlatroommodation,) at T, A.M.
At; 6:
phlladelDhle for Fort manna toe 9.30 A. M.
illultphia f . for, hale to at/ .k.
'lrt a i l treigin n iton n lor 0411 4 11, ' at ito F. AL
are to Brehm, $1.00; to Mauoh Chunk. 83.80 i to
Easton, $l. ;to Doylestown,Bo cents.
Through t oasts must be procured before entering the
'lli l'unpier Trains (exqept 1140 qty Tritlnal con
rttZftiteli , t i tm i-"r"., and glielhrnt LZapgil,
la Fifth
OLAte.
Mont.
PHILADELPHIA
A ND V VI A DING 'RAIL
ROA 11 MORNRE It , for PO SLLE, RhIAD
!NO end HAKRIIP ao,
Loaves the new Depot, at wrap. of BROAD ond
OALLOWRILL fiftee', lentranoes on Calltnol4,)
et tao A. lit,, DAILY A LBundsie oxoepted,) for 1 0 f . Tti
viLLH, n4tER/814u.“0 , any all Intermediate pointa,
ponnen.pne at Ilorriebp.rx 1 E lotto Ramos to rick-
Dull. UnaMplinlyparS 1 it f p, & th
oy° &to . g o DEILY, for MTBV/L,LE and
HAMM DO. _
Et ta trA lta g i el t Y , i Op/4111m exoepted,)for READ
a . 144.1.hirmi,RENNir.si..thrf
ct , 1., , v NU -- 1 :011EST ; ER
VOI :1•A g14,011 8d4 OVISI
l i tglXimi ln ift w liartir r ookrviii gde hn Oi
e 11y...... &I SA I .. I t . Btrapiy 44,4 eeler 'en
trgil'W'llAitt for Downingtoint, Navas at 1.30
A. ,
A muloox TRAIN for Downingtown, lima at
teo . m.
RALLy (Stmdar a exoeptod.)
ai r d rimi zt oit i l l yoerd ot td muter, of the Philadelphia
°ViliraillaiDlY,lll.llllllllY.
EISURANOE COMPANIES.
T HE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OT PIIILADRPTLIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.>
COMPAIy_Y'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
BOBATI-I AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIREOTORB
F. RATCRTORn STAnn t
WiLtakx hloKis,
NALBSO FR iZIER.
pa M. oglra'
AIT WILLB.,
RATO 111 7 (
011AILES w .
COXE,
IMORDECAI L. DAwsox,
oxo. H. B.I7ART,
jONN H. BROWN,
D. A. PAIINESTOCI,
ANDREW D. DA3II,
J. L. EARIXOISR.
ORD STARR, rreuident.
military. feo-11
i N 8 URA NCIE VOM P A N Y
BENNSYLVANIA-FIRE OF TIIE
•-sTATE or AND
RI MA
INSRANCE-110. e EXCHANGE BUILD
LN
C C
dared In U 1794-Capital $300.000-Aseets, January I,
"IMS AS e Itve T. Mod IKol Ko i tr ioand and available seouritier-oon-
Onus to B s on Veseele and Cargoes , Bandana, Stooge
otlderehendise, Aeqi l m o ter ,.
Fry B. SherrerC George H. Stuart, -
moon Toby, tannael Grant Or.,
Charles Ittsoalester; Tobias Wagner,
otAthem S . Smith, Thomas B. Watteau,
l B. Budd, Henry U. Freeman.
lam R . White
i Charles S. Lewis,
HEN INS U. RD, ° EilaM President.
WILLIAM HA R PRA.. Ragmen'?) , is S-wfm If
'UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
ANNUITY. AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHI
LADELPHIA. Office, S. E. corner of THIRD and
CHESTNUT
DIVIDEND FOR THE. YEAR 1869.
The Directors, from the surplus or savins upon the
bualnese of the Company for the veer endins December
81, 1869.• have declared a BONUS to the Poltey Holders
to the extent of TWENTY-FIVE PER 0.P.1vr., to ?re
added to the insured amount, payable at death, or eine
the taresent value IN CASH, at the option of the tn
.
AEBETS, JANUARY 1. 1860.
Quill on band, and in bank 5........ 611.262 10
Cash in bank at New Orleans 11,578 4.2
Loans op call, oe oured.by ample 001-
laterals ..... 64,617 02
$120,5543 74
111110101,875 83
Real estate, bonds, and mortgages.— 105,9r6 a 3
Bank, railroad, canal, and other stooks and
247,176 41
I,oaned on policies , deferred premiums, an d
balances, ue from agente............... ..... 55,50 27
Present vane of annual premiums ... 1.057,570 00
DIRECTORS.
Stephen R. Crawford. Benjamin W. Tingley.
Paul B. Goddard, M. D. Patrick Brady..
James DowereuX, Thomas T. Lea.
Daniel Deidemi. George Junkip.
William W. G S. Franklin Jaeltson.
Ales. C. Hart. 11 M. D. Phu Fisk,
lITEPHEN R. R FORD. freatdent.
BFNIA.MIIy T °LEY, Vice President
Jarixe ROUNT.trit, tieoretary arid 'creilallrer.
Medico! zatnt.sers—e4ql .Fd. Goddard, 111. D. Alex
C. Hart. LIS. D. 1011-etuttil2t W4t
VXOIIANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
&IA —Slffieo N 0.409 WALNUT Btreet.
FIRE INSURANCE on Iloueea and I%lerehandise
generally, on favorable terms, either limited or per
petual.,
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Boma hahua T. Owen,
toPpir.4.lrxite.t, Thomas Marsh.
p at ii i v ta nt v ell. Jr., Edward 1). Roberta,
John J. Griffith,
Jam ei T. Ilitle,pi lJ agonLLte,, Provident.)
ONBA
4.011 N Q. OINNODO Vies Provident.
ILDWARP W. Davin:Pserebari JalA-tathil/P
LIFE INSITRANOE AND TRUST COM
ANY.—TIIE PENN MUTUAL LIFE EW
'N
RAkCE COMPANY. Northeast oomer oTIRD and
Do Ir
_Btroate.
_Assets, f gat= W.
I 8 uREE LIYEB for the whole term of giro—grants
anntuties and endowments—purehases life morel's in
Real Estate, and makes all contracts depending on the
They
of Life.
They aot as Executors, Admintetrators, Assigneee
Wrnstses, and Guardians.
TAW:MEEK.
an eIL. Ter, Samuel 6.lstokes,
awn atm Mom giortin,
lohard B . ewbolle ; 50 o l e h B iri . u M iti o p p a,u a ldi rLan n e g. ,
illiam P. Meeker, Jo se ph I. Trotter,
William H. Kern,
Ba 9: 1 ` ii ii t rer " ‘
Char s k al, murt i liplitier,
pry C. Townsend. ante I. inoninsOli
°lams Kent, i t ti , li n i i i W. ornor,
it am H. Can, Ms IL Aroher,
IP. V, Dullowo nol J. Qkriatlan ,
William Robertsonf mph M. Thomas,
Warner M. Resin, John G. Brenner ,
P. B A rh er,
II E LL . MILLER__, President..
BA L. E. BTOK , Vice Pres'k
Jams W. Honwonaleoretarr. aulg-ty
fIFFICE OF THE QUAKER CITY IN
-8 URA NOE CO., NO. OS STATEMENTTEET.
FOURTH ANNUAL
PF
BUSINESS AND CON OF THE QUAKER
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
"."" As Presented to its Stockholders. Jan. 3, 1860.
Capital Stock . 4200030.00
Surplus, January 1, ISO_ 121.341.42
Prenuunis received in 1049:
Fire— .--.......... 8116,564.021
Marine.
. • • .• 115,480. M
Inland Na . ; i : iiitinin 3 % 06133
Transportation—. 41,01.1.10
Interest received .. _
Salvage and reinsurance—....
11,752.46
LOBSES, E4PENBEB, ke. 300,043.19
Loam !mid In 11/ e1a,471.83
,Fividend, Comm tons to 'gal
aXeitt licenses, o es rent........ 83,143,83
rniting, advartieing ..t expenem.
Salaries paid In 1a69... .. 6,483.23
Rouururanoo and reiurirjrii:
was.. -- ........ ...... .... 47,3E468
1.150,29d.a6
ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgagee an real
estate .. . ... —•.— 4100.900 00
Ground rents in Philadelphia . • 11,110.02
60 shares Continental Bank, New
York., 5,°00.00
60 shares City Bank. iniiadel phis 2,600.00
100 do Corn Exchange Bank.
Philadelphia . 2,500.00
60 shares Union Bankllarla 1,500.00
23 do Consolidated ank dp.., 1,60.05
15 do Farmers eohanics'
Bank. Camden, N.. • • . . 060.00
11030 shares of Railroad, Canal , arid
other stocks,
_paying 6 per
cent market yalue 87.630.00
Coupon bonds bearing 6 and 7 per of 19,103.00
Negotiable bids reoeivable.PLOWS
Cash in hands of agents and in
transit 24,814.29
Cash on hand and In bank._......,20.677•46
61369.746.70
This Company continues to make Inspranoes againat
Loss on all kinds et Fire. Marine, and Inland Rinks, on
the most favorable terms.
01 4 p ICE RS.
President—GEOßGE H. HART.
Vice President—E. P. ROSS.
Seeretarr and TreasuroL—ll. y U' e. COGGSHALL.
Assistant Seoretary--S H. BPLER.
DIRECTORS.
George 11. liart, Poster 8. Perkins,
E. P. Rose. 04. R. Coggshall,
A. Q. Cattail, E. 'W. Bader,
Andrew R. Chamber'', Samuel Jones, AL D.
lion. IL M. Fuller.
Jal7. tf
DELAWARE MUTUAI SAFETY IN
ItLATORB OF
pp Y
•
OFFICE B. E., CORN D WALNUT
Straits, 11 p_ll , t.
MART 11 NOE
ON VFADIAL
To parts of the World,
REIMI T, 'INLND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River Canal', Lakes and Land Carnage
FlRag• parts or
(11 1 Merehatlist fenerally.
° Stwe iliagli n oWlit a ttlipArtY.
November I, 1639.
Par. • Marlin Talus.
1234360, Philadelphia C i ty 143 . 2nt. L0an.4.111 413,060 00
100 . 000 ...PannViranla awe a t . L00tt...... WOO 02
21,000 yonagyivapia filate_o pt, 21,020 00
M,000,U.8. Presser, ehl SP cent. Notes and
intermit due ...
. . 26,M3 54
130,000 V.P. Treasury 11F ot. Notes and due.." —' • 30,615 CO
826,000 Temporary ,Loan to the City of *Ada
dMphia 85,000
860,000, Pennsylvania Railroad id Mortgage
I tw moot. CIAO° 00
812,020, North Pennsylvania Ilitiaorlefort
-00
814,000 WesttCl e rvflig n a t ii i a%eriiirri a Th7.4 40:1
Company 7 'f ot. coupon bonds 11,100 00
110,000,100 shares stooGorMantown
Company, Interest and pruned pal
guarantied by the oily of Pkula
delphia..—.... . unix) g 0
61/00(Xl, 100 shares Pennsyl vania RallrOad
Colncq ••••• 11,776 00
ru000.06346366 north P.onitsylvania Rail
road CompanY. —• 810 00
*INC shares Philadelphia Io
Boat and Steam
Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Stamm Navigation Com
pauY, Ooeap Steam liaviaation
Company, Philadelphia and gia
vre de Glace Steam Tow Boat
Company, Philadelphia R{011411141
Company 2,110 00
1.718 114
Iftrisna Mortgage', and, Egtt '
Oco Ai 114 ... .. ...—... 74.353 811
bi reoephaDle for Inaprapoas IIIIAM OS
lance due at Agenctee—Yreiniutne on Ala
rine Pole:doe, interegt, and othpr dePla OP O
ttio 111,33 i Qa
done and iltatif o f mlndry luslunneo
wee-1,10 00
WWII on Deliona 4 , 101 i CCM 31
DIRECTORS.
nem Martin
C d Samuel E. notes,
mood A. Eiouer,
Henry F. Fronton,
oil,enth.l:o!':ie ding . ,
Edward Darlington.
ohn C. Davie, 11. Jonea Urooke,
arnea Treenail., R e to n ni e air tv vain►,
illiam E) re, Jr..
~►►aßmen U. Hann,
William C. Ludwig, Robert Burton,
Jacob Y. Jones,
lamas B. IR'Farlando
i,s.V.irkiteuan i eon. Joshua P. Eyre.
eorge O. Leiper. totl i ci IkEirele,Pittf , b's
Relerlieft,,, ..,,,lor an,
..
W I I, 1.1,1 AI iilklll4 . , T i'reeldenL
THOS. C. RAND, Vice PreeldenL
HENRY LYLBURN. Elearetatr. dle-dtf
A MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 111J—CRARTE R. pFRPET
n. did WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
taring it largo paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus In
vested in sound and nvatlable Bm:urines, continue to
incurs on Derellinr•. Stores, Furniture, Moroliandise,
Vessels in Fort end their cargoes, and other Personal
ProPe M. All losses liberally mid promptly adjusted.
pin seineThos. R. M seineseinearis, John T. Lewis,
s.
John Weleiti, Jumps It. Campbell,
el. snivel C. Morton, Edniiind O,
Patrick Brady, Chug. W. FoUnttlY.
it . .n.e) Minn!.
THOMAS R. MARIS, President ,
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD, sooretary. fe22-t(
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
108 CHESTNUT Street, PHILAUgLPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL, 786 E BY THE STATE' OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISKS,
111TAKCTOtls:
Samt , ILWANII. • t 1.!? t n ,, r7a
B W tri. ViViPtil e o r a
41,. v t 1 1. ' 4,-.4
„..4 1 ,00t..
0. . 0 'II. 'UL US p
not. 1:1. 43 A1ar /411.:
W. 1 14te l ttkp Stp ti r:. t.
. 1(1 PAN J. 41 , J5cirf4", Ake F9e'L
WILLIAMS 1. H AliCll4lt.p,'Sprutary. J.AII -tf
SOAP AND OANDLES.-50
boxes Deter
sive
S C oap; 100
boxer Olive 800
• n 2OO boxer
Adn
a6nfordalabd I RoWLEYAS o BURNERt n 0 6 ,1 No ,
16 B. Witven,
fen
Tptailing Oharlaston Rice
for N4le by JAMBH M ro 00., LETITI
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOOK
of EMates ealline out at Greatly seduced Priem
all7b CHkadTftUThtrcet.
820.000 worth Btaelard Weight Pats, compriaing
an assortment of all sizes.
Counter. Portable Platform, Warehouse, Hay, Coal,
( Vu tl r e ol 9 at i m .l e t. t a t i 4lll7(? a t l rfor their interest to call and
exanune the almve Roods st ,
jqp, tab cliE4TrtiJT REET. hiladelollia.
al. A DANIELS.
The attention of country merchants ts called to the
shove stook.
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES.
w 7 E.. For "T° by 117~NH:M{`IG Y fP A 1 M 1 T, r phl~
MINTON'S BN(3
Boors.
elin t agl i a n gtkter "Uagss.
11051 PID9 for Ord= and Water eondleors,
PorrPOfid tOr
&um",
AU 81'1U IWO $9l
REPINr....
ED SUGAR.-500 bbli. oruOod,
tatai i :gr t Zet leifitriSt d ari e ett a lfPg
lido
ODFIBII.-000 qtla. Extra (irand Bank,
in More and fur slate by
WM. J. 'rayton_a
10 And 114 NO rt TIT whet,ral
CUI3EBS—For sale by WETILERILL &
and 0 North ISK00141) su... 101
SHIPPING.
dir i k FOR THE 80IITH.---OHARIES
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Heavy Vaight at an average of ri SUMS per gent. be
low New or k Steantship rates.
FOR CHARLESTON, S. 0.
ode U. B. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE. Cap
tain Charles P. Marshman, will Bail on Monday, March
0, at IP A. M.
Through in 48 to 50 hours—only 40 hours at Bee.
NOR SAVANNAH. GA.
The U. B. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA,
Captain John J. (Jerrie, wiu sail on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 19, at ID o'clock A. hy,
'I brooch in 68 to 60 hours—only 48 hours at Bea.
SQ , Saihng days changed from a very Saturday Pr e'rerY
live days. Goods received, and Bills of Lading signed
avail day.
The splendid Grst-glass side-wheel Steamships KEY
, STONE STATE and STATE OF GEOROIA now run an
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day commu
nication with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these, Shire con
nect with steamers for Florida. and with railroads, &c.,
for all places in the South and Southwest.
INSURANCE.
Freight and Insuranes on a large urciPertioß of G u r
shipped South will be found to be lower by these • ipg
than by sailing vein% the premium being one-ha the
rate.
N. H.—lneurauae en all Railroad Freight Is entirely
Rnnecessary, farther than Charleston or savannah, the
ailroad Companies taking all risks from these points.
(MEAT REDUCTION IN VARS.
Fare by this route 24 re 40 per Mit. cheaper than by.
the Inland Route, al will he seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Philadelphia. via Charles
ton and Savannah stemma', pa, CLUDING MEALS on
the whole route, except from Charleston and Sayan
, nab to Montgomery :
To ghar1e5t0n........815 00
''savannah........ 13 00
Augusta 00
Mac0n.......21 28
00
Atlanta 2310
Columbus 28 00
Albany . 24 00
Mont.gomery..... 26 00
.. 33 00
Pi l aw Orleans-- 39 70
EXCURSION TICKETS '
....
No hills of lading signed i
For freight or peasam
w hart above Vine street,
Charleston....
Savanrah..
Augusta ..
COmnbua.
Albany 37 00
MonttometY 38 CO
419 90
tr(i'eACEletMaßVo7l
—.ASS.
trap i; on
itns
uit' on board, at second
LEX. HERON, Jr..
CURT and CHESTNUT,
INTER T GAMD,
&ELL.
Son, steamer Carob as every
Southwest corner
Agents n Charleston,2r,
davannalt, - 11 uJ
For Florida from Medal
Tuesday.
For Florida from Ramo
St. John's, every Tuesday a
ah, otPamera 13t, tdary's and
• n 4 Winds,.
FOX ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
FM YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
=.ei Y.
The ited States Mall Steamship s ARAD°, PAW
tone, David Lines, Commander, and FULTON, Iwo
tone James A. Wotjon, Commander, will leave new
Yort, Havre, and Southampton, for the year 1869, on
the Mowing days:
To meet hew reenirements t at Post Moo Demirli
ment, the devil of Mull of t JIO and FIILTO
from HAVIIII and SO TRA. ON. will, after the r
seer voyages, be o anted ea follows From N.RW
UL...„, ~ the pop of t4iirsient departure of the
UL ON, whom Intl take p on the 171 k December,
the sohedele remains unaltsre :
711011 ...IN YOWL.
i t
polabli.....Dea.ll. F Wertnar.l7llZ°ll:
AGO— tan. I. GO . —Jan. ttl.. —Pe D. 1.
1.11,T0N.. eb. I. LTON— —Fe b. 23.. AFeb. W.
#r(lll .— ....... ! _blcit l i.t. / L' e n . H . ......i d j e 1 h ..2 1 4 17 .1;1 1 .. 3 4.
ese eteamors, bunt expressly for tsorernment ser
vice. with double engines, under , deck, every attention
t ot:ne a r rtot e n l i .!iiel:ty " alt i ga n ekth:hinghtde ma
water•tight compartments enclosing the engines, so
that la the event of oraindon or stranding, the water
&old tent rintah there. and the mime beteg free to work,
the safely of ttie vessel mt nOsengere would be se
cured. Replant eppenenae tut demonstrated the abso
lute necewnty of Ms mode o fconstruction.
Toe accommodations for passentere are believed to
combine every comfort and 00UVOU1111:1041 that en be de..
sired.
Prom New York to Iltrathentliton or Havre—Fiat
Calnu, OM; Seoond do. ISM
From Havre of Sontirmuton to rfew York—First
Oabln,loo franca , 13,000 tIOAlf&le
Topes:4MM going 10 fandon see s teamer s offer the
advantage of economy both in tune and expense. Bseple
delvers in London. No mime Muted nista paid for.
AA expenenoed wergeort 0.9 t r .A.,, v ....., and newe
piperr
s mint FM trentonattil ` Oche t
Vre' Y fi tlrwigel oluillab Now York,
. . ' t Vie -
W OH IL OR L tV & 0 irefit: It t ~-.
Ala 10414 sul - opuir COMPANY,
A VI. NVA.SQN_, Agent, OlSoe,Tobaooo Warehouse,
D9O and WRIT etre.% PhilsAelphis.
Plans of the shies ono be seen. alktmh.3l
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
BRI AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PB.
PROM RIM YORK YO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage .........
Spoond Cabin Passage —...
FROM DOsTON TO LIVERPOOI.•
Chief Cabin Pamir ,
Blr to end Oaten PIPOEIRO .• • • • • • •
The ipa from Boston call at 'falai and Cork liar
bor..
PERSIA, Capt. inciting. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Millar,
ASIA, Capt. B. O. Lott, NIAGARA ,Capt.Andersnn
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUB,OPA, Capt. J. Leitch,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
These vessels carry a clear white light at masthead
green on starboard WI, ,• red on port bow, N
ARABIA, Stone, leavo . York, Wednesday. Feb'y 29
EUROPA. Leitch, " Boston, Fedttesday, March 7
AFRICA, fitiannon," N. York, Wednesday, Marohli
AMERICA, Millar, " Bmton&Wedneaday, March 21
ASIA, Lott. " N. Yorlel Wednesday, March
CANADA, Lang, " Boston, Wednesday, April 4
ARABIA, Stone, " N. York, WednesdaY, April II
NIAGARA, Miller, " Boston. Wednesday, Apr.l 18
rIA, " York. Wednesday, April 25
Berths notse tired until paid tor.
Thxperieno d Siirgeon on board,
e e
owners of these ships Will not be accountable for
Cold, Silver. Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones,
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor. and
the value thereof therein expressed. For ' freisht 'or
passage RP Ply tO E. ovNARD,
1101ing Preen, !few York.
1. STEAM DEREOT TO ALL
;41.7 1 60MR4 3 1 6 1.,4114TAL11 AND
TRAg krivivotralria.
B HA 1, H. . achwonsion.
r o 1 11 apt. 14.4 1 ,Mian.
.64RIA:Cmot.11. V.
EU ON A, at. If, en.
hese Steamers are all -*lams Olidio-built yeireelar
are intended to 101 l from Pier ft, North Bleat, N. Y.,
as ollow':
FOR LONDON, SONIMNPTON, HAVRE, AND
into,
Tho
_elegant and_ ;;;;Fal fro. &maw Steamship
BARONIA, Capt. A. - Ehlers, SAO to burthen, will
mail atabove. on
THURSDAY, MARCH DE. at If o'clock M.
Passay, inoludiug Railroad Fare from 'Philadelphia
to New ork, and from Southampton to Lo ndon,
Fl A t e C tliablir Vine d is C lacti2 . l 3 4 B C
BowingM "
os
ateamshi i
Ai DirA.—.-I.IONPAY,ApriI 2.
0 A--.....DN /quay , April M.
8—.... EiliDAY,lday 1.
TAU NIA—... ril ed MAY, May a.
sir Passerigers forwa to 1101.ermul, Ittuldin. Bel
fast, Cork, WiligoW, Filtrie. and hattetare, et through
rake.
m 2 i til 4 11 0.7,tr,___ I itoirzza gk eediA:
The Aia n armommonatiOn. of therm ouip. are
Dana the nit- clap tif rariet statp a rit iollk
Carta pates of. wimp Mimed don, South-
TlVOlS H E r gai a r i Vittdel e ptinf, ill parts of
Etrope at mamas e rates.
Freight engaged in Philadelphia will be promptly
otteaded to by.tlie New York Agent, and chipped tree
of all oommisamil.
For Freight or Fume, apply sin at the
()Moe of the Romans Moslem. Mall taamaMps,
nll-tf Northwest corner U Til. and URSTMIT.
NicITIV*S•
TiIiTO'I'IOE IS lIEREEY GIVEN, THAT
4.1 aPplioatiOti beµ Been made to "The Trustees of
the fire larmintion of Philadelphia for the renewal or
i dnol'orlsaen o T.
9 1861. which Lae heen lost, and any information thereof
will be received by BREMER, REICEIEFtT.,St
fenvetukth 1.21 Y 27 ARKE'r Street.
CORN EXCHANGE BAN - K.-Z. I 4I*UL.
phis, Nov. Se, MC
At an Eleott°n i i ti4 of the'llet instant the fo ll owing
gentlemen were o town Ciro of Opt Beak:
faaandee O. cattail, 1,111°,,.._d5a1!..
Dart K. NOW, we ..Q4/17 .
gimes Steel,. 9 . prom,
Isdniund A. Bondor, ha i Ze_Reebht.
Alexander Whildn, ay vandorveer,
/141 Craig, hi B. nines.
Christian J. Harman,
And at the meeting of the Board TIM DIY. the fol.
lowidg othoere were unanimour arrOd:
irt Q. 4 'F.A. Te rh eetdent.
B. b ~ vice caldera.
I.
.TO EY , Cae ler.
HuBlliEN4 VARDB.
GREINER & HARKNESS,
441
co ßOUlll mmikajort AIRROHANTB,
fel4-3qt I LA DEL YU 1
LFREp L. HOUGH.
rApEit MANUACTIMERB' ApENT,
e ili e flp i t c Wr i til e gAt i rigi t,i g n haTF.RlALS
0.17 South r &net, Philadelphia.
fell4m.
R R. CORSO N A REAL ESTATE
Ka.. BROKER AND CONVEYANCER. runumq-
TOWK. PENNA.
Pi e, itlEE to Montgoineri. Dirql. Aria Direttor won-
Nip or sale or exolioys i
D hIOHTqAW. farm ogotiated.
HANDSOME DW INDS for male in Norria-
Gliti. •
AWSON & NIVLIOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS
NOS. 619 AND 621 NOD triaßET.
Between Market and r.„‘eatant wean!.
PHILADALrEIA.
JAMES PAWSOII. JAS. 11. NICHOLSON.
Jal7-Iy*
RR. CORSON. REAL ESTATE
. KER
1 D CONVEtalicEvt, Narristawa. Pa.
Parma pr aala La *WO, DAMltoromery, and Choi
tot countim Untaloguou of Farms, aMI full Oesorip
lfdlli, goat by mail. fe6-3m
IT B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
v • SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY. for Prinoiltal News
sepsis end Periodist_Lis otiikt and Country, N.E. nor.
ner FIFTH end CH i• 8T UT.
Address " V, B. PALM 'R," Philajalp je lei S-aux
wpraz, Attorney at Law,
4 . ND. in SOUth FOURTH. Street. rtlS-Sra•
WALLACE ft BRODHEAD,
sr EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK.
Stooks tutLl Hands bought sold, on C0171MIWOn•
FaANOIS U. W&LLACI. NDWMID 0,
018401.
A LEX. MOUNNEY,
ATFEY Al LAW.
' 1 , 181117R0, PA,
Win piAOVO6 in estmoreland, Anatirong• and In
4insoountieut.
ApAids CO., OFFICE
no °manta etrtgt, forwayda ?frill, ?pok
es Idprohande, Bankate4, AA4 sap
ita 011 LinesoOn ogna
i r t yW r
vatt:ov the
116:41% naerintendant
BREAD
MEOLIANICAL BAKERY ] S. W, COMer
BROAD and VIN}; Street,. k'lltAliall.NßlA.
This establiatsgeot iv now is speoevvroi operationveitY
and night, and au respeottnify invited °ell and sae
the Whole Propene of bread-raaKina for Mee Veil.
The undersignit takes the liberty o saying that NI
thirty-five YOMII has k een it practical Baker- i lea he
ti Warr h ? Fil l anZ a .:l 447, 1 4= 1 g T on a e st o s f r
e u
r n s l
wmoh time e has had the opportunity ot making
to
experiments, and observing ail the ImproVementh whiob
have been made during that period.
In this estaji d et t iment, o t f Wh!ch /14t4iftir ti3e man"
fatl.lltari, LS. - shaovt's:„Ttii:
tors possossed.
kens Uoreittained in the purchase of floe none but
the idundeet and beet shall ever d end be has no
[levitation in saying thpt tlyeao, 01 u.e ht g de pan be de
voted. tinsursastr in quality and weight by that made
Lille Taipei! st ease.
Families in Whin the Bread midi by. the Aleettnaloal
Bakery has not been tried. or in 'sheik it viavi Dean tried
mils at its oommenoement, hemp the machinery wee in
"MO working ofelPf, era rospeotfully asked to give it
atrial tiw, the undersigned behoving it would lead to
mutualapvantage, vantage. JOJIN hIOXEY,
Superintendent
NEW OROP NEW ORLI/VTR SUGAR.—
aZiu l 2 Whfl i tr.ll,°T.Srri 0 . owl; oracle,ll
obt % THE PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET.
liErsarrisallidli:vfOtWLEitt;
the sale
co a.
Ab ik on ICenoi r ogy, &o. I
irsi t IiWNOLOOLCAL EXAMINATIONS.
The importance , of Phrenology. in the treating of the
your's, the selection of ocoupatiOtitoodupenions,
and rrt every depsrtmept of aohys life, la relta4d.no
knowledged by unintelligent persons who ate &cattail) t.
ed linieg i d f :s c aliptions from daguerreotypes will be
sent by mall for two dollars.
Catalogues of hacks sent gratis.
JOHN L. CArEN,
No. 923_CHESTNIY/' street, second OM,
ill-Wrtegra lf-W eow
.11A,LICII BY /MOTION.
BRINLEY, 00
V IRITESS Tio. RN MARKET STREET.
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
This Morning,
Feb. M, at 10 090109 h, by catalogs., on sla months ,
smelt
-400 'manes and lots of fancy and staple dry goods.
DARFUR FRANCAISE—TO BE ROLpil FOR CASE,
ON ACCOUNT 9F UNDERWRITERS.
This Morning,
Feb. M, at 10 o'clock, tor cash, on aocuunt of under
writers— •
1 mule CO pieces Barone Fruncaise, damaged, per
iftesmer Edinburgh.
LARGE SPECIAL BALE OF SPRING SHAWLS—
JEST LANDED. Ulll
Vita Mnona.,
At 10 o'clock, a large aasottment of shawls, eonsmt-
Mg of
104 and 11-4 fine to extra fine ntinted-border Melba
shawls. _ _ _ _ _
. - 10-i and Lt-1 fine to extra fine sewed-on borders Stella
abmeLe.
10-4 and 10.4 fine to extra fine nob srinled Cashmere
alww)4, IFlrmlng a ec mplete assortment or all quannex.
minim?: [l3 x
z riNES, AND CHINTZ BAIL-
Thu orning,:
5 cases Scotch fanny staid Min
ggbatns.
2 cues London printed mouslm de linnet.
Season 94ILondon chintz brilliants.
7-5 FRENCH DRAY D'ETE.
pieces 74 fine Winger:me French blank drop d'ete
UNDERWRITERS' SALE FOR CASH. 11121
Tbe Moralns,
February 28th, at 10 o clock, for mob—
ilo cases white ground prints. •
2 cases Bayulere robes.
1 case colored cambric,.
1 case Bayadere barege. ilightltdaramed per ateamers
City of Manchester and City of Baltimore.
,e 23 50
. 31 00
31 OU
STEEL WATCH-SPRING SKIRTS,
This Mornmg,
MO dozen BL
to 40 eteelfwatclapring hoop skirts.
BLACK 811.11 - -VELT RIBBOAS.
An invoice of Lyons black eilk.velvet ribbons.
SALE THIS MORNING. TESUDAY. PER. 29, AT 10
'CLOCK.
A CARD.—The attention of purchasers is requested
to our We of 300 packages and lot of fancy and staple
imported dry goods to be sold tkie morning (Tuesday )
at 10 o'clock, comprising s large assortment.
cOOO SPRING SHAWLS.
NOTICE.—Thia morning, at 10 o'clock, an invoice of
6 000 spring shawls, eoneieting o[-
13-1 rich -printed Cashmere shawls.
4 d
120 oohl ground and silk stripe do.
Me do border Stella do.
12-4 do broths border do.
12 4 rich, new style, silk shawls.
12 { rich smell palm pattern Cashmere shawls.
To which the attention of this trade is requested.
B 8
____
_. ,OOTT Jr., AUOTIONKKR, No. 431
mare CHESTNUT STREET. apposite the Custom
Emma. between FOURTH. and FIFT H_Stresta
FIRBT SPRING SALE OP EMEIROIDERIM,
WfIITE GOODS &e.
On wedneliday M or n,
February V, .commynoing at 10 o'clock preotsely, by
oatalogne. on a credit.
Inolniled to this sale the trade aril/ find an attratirt
assortment of
French needlework collars and sets.
ireneb needlework bands and foaming,
b.
. ZIP needlework infanta ' Teirltouggretata.
Fine to medium while orunbrion
ishov's Lawrie. plain and dotted Swiss nainsooks.
mulls, &e..Arti.
114'
sal Catalogues and samples outs on the morning of
e,
LACES—MECHLIN NET.
Also, a full line of rich black inkier's', wove thread
edgings thread lace, hale lace, innsUn edgings, lace
edg ;Doi blonde °Nobble nets. &lc., &o.
PriziEt AND VELVET RIERONB.
Also, riCh spring styles. plain solid colors. plaids sad
stripe vault de site bonnet nbpons. black velvet rib
bons, &o.; also, spring sire Paris artificial flower,.
ELRY.
• AIAN JE fine fancy cameo vaulted end Lava sate. and
pins, gents' etrasoan BE and chased
S studs , belt clam. &a.
A. 94 UOOD.
Also . a lige of fancy bead goods, n ecklac e s, bracelets,
fancy beads, &0., &O.
SPECIAL BALE OF Rid DOZEN STEREOSCOPIC
PICTURES, REVOLVING ANA SINGLE BOXLS,
Sio u an.
On Thursday Moraine.
March Ist, commencing at IN o'clock. comprising
an assortment of Langbelm's plain and colored views.
Epsiish plain Cad cotorad groups, sosnery, arenas. and
Irish wanes, historical view., &a., &q.
Also, walnut and rosewood revolving boxes boxes,
views, sing a roorosoo, rosewood, and 'walnut
3rD. , /cc.
Als, si superior fire-proof safe, made lox Evans dr
Watson. and cost 5131.
Also, a superior fire -proof chest.
Firrr A PRIVATE BALE,
Tho Worst 6 a rit-ol gg dry- goods story, m ported
order; cost 31
13HELIP FORD 00 , AUOTIONMS,
No. 430 ARR'ET Street. and VI 211.1N0R Street.
SALE OF 240 PIECES OF I
CARPETINGS. NGRAIN AND VENI
TIAN
This Morning.
February MO, at 10% o'clock precisely, Will be eoldlby
catalogue, on sin mouths' credit, about 260 piece; pu
pating, oomprizing in part
- nieces superfine 4-4 all-worsteil Anil wool ingrain
carnetun.
-
pioool superSno 4 4 all-wool Ailing carpeting.
—Woos gilterkne 4-4 woollen ingrain (=Willing.
pieces superfine extra super quality royal 4-4,54,
4.8 damask Volution carneting.
pieces superfine 4 4.3-4. and 5-8 woolleq °mooting.
—.Piece. 4-4 rag and hat carpeting, ongostax a moat
deatLa. le tuurortmen t, suitable for tha spume sales.
Catalogues SUIT 'O:2 =MUDS of sale.
SALE OP ASOO OASES BOOTS, MOM, LA
BROGANS.
On Thursday Adorning,
ritarch lit, a4 / 10 o'olook precisely, will be gold .bn'
catalogue, on tour months ' oredit,3 passe man ' s
boys',and youths' Preach calf an kip hoots and
tampng . ; men's, bola'. and youths' goiter., potent
leather Oxford her anAgaitors: buiThalf-welt do looms;
misses.' and children s call ; goat. enameled and
kip boots, Women's, misses and children 'a oom
pristng an asoortment of goods from first-class ragrorn
and city msnufaoturers.
Catalogues and samples early on morning of sale.
At the commencement of sale—
dosen French calf skins, and 3,0013 lba sole feather
outtinge.
biekiss.
Also, in sale manias of 150 case, Scotch gingham Inn - -
11Also. in sale of Thursday, will be sold to close an es
tate, 5,000 piece, of straw laces, gimps, and bonnet
stock.
J.WOLBERT & AUOTIONkERS,
Ve 519 ARCH Street, bureau Filth aud Sixth.
FURNITURE, pA.I TINOS. CH/NA, &..
This °nuns.
nth Jo l t . at lao'olook,at 519 *rob street—.
A large 'assortment of superior household furniture.
French Chios, Liverpool and Waite mane ware,
paintings, silver-Plated ware, final goat, ko.
_
ItIFOSES NATEANEI, AIIOTIONEER
Ario GOMI4IB4ION 111:13ECITAET, southeast
carav of 121JtilEI and RAU Streets.
MONEY TO LOliV
851.20.000 to loan, in la e Or areoupts, ca
stooks. gold and milver plate, , wagehea. Jewel
rt. fowling pieces, du a
. g i vr44. 01-
f ia ii tuir . d a m / oas t ? f ii ii n =
..Zi o i l
valseTior assifenstit of ttat an
, on mere
'Mut WY SS than di any er ell ant in me
ottf.
41118,T OMANOE.I+O4. BARGAIN&
Mutt-9,11w*. Meud4 piano torte, in nob rawrood
cage, con du. price it ; fine 13-caret gold hunting
cage patent lever watch, ouble time and independent
seconds. only 805; brie g the most siProvt and hest
makes, from 423 to 0100; fine gold double- ttups Eng
lish patent lever watches, beef make . cua 419 to 114 C
fine 18-caret bunting-ease de • patent lever
watches. U jewels, from 410 to 4 ; ese4 leo' ciao from
810 to Sol fine 113-eatt iti guld rye hunting Oat e
witches at 420; gun fact olfrOla.4 ll l t ol l 4 1 9: ulcer
13"" lbligttint e C ' Tf e tlie t°
It h rO%d tWet coact k
1 4/1115 r ° S 1 9 1 8 4 :Z 1 4Eu oas: silveria n t•P
ever watches a t 1 ;urse ease wirer plea
watches; ditto dug ti tlws, ma all to 430; bunting
case sitl . te less wh ital• 11l Jewelled. wind. without
d ke.r. 4 1 4 to 4 ,. /iliP Up do., from 413 to 415;
huntil cage ter do he lever watehits,l3 Jewett.
fro to on i open face do., from ao to es; bunting
case ver Loping watches. full Levelled, from iff.to
810; open face do., from 43 tlts ea; silver guastoir
vetches, from es to OS; solver French watches, m orn
41 to iss; gold patent hunting ease and open ; t *irk
and Le pine,. English, 131nss, and lineriBh vat; ...om
til to 810; fine gold vest, fob. mild 8 , 10E0684M a 50 cent/
per dwt.; fine gold sets 8„ ear-nun bteastplas, and
bracelets ; handl, l i ege rrings,and loWelry, Of every de
sorir•ti rn, .for lees t an half the usual selling woe&
p ry to loan, Jerome to piaoplualete, an dry and
every hind nf goals, at Meiuf insulin; than aril
other eatablishment in t v. q
Q. 65- .
ae1,133
Attended to wrsooduy bY e anotioneer. at very low
awe....
COMIGNMENTBIO/TED.
CongiNuments or ettesory ' ri d of goods eolleited
for pulses sale ; MAI r the oof the seeds wsl be
advanced in sattopadon at e th
hioalf.B IiATILLIOB.
QPRING GARDEN SAVING FUND 80
1,7 CIETY 01/ PHILADIALP lA.
Criflooll s INo b /4 1 y Blot
OLGUtlata BY 41. 1 r WIN OFFISNA
s It
0 0, 47r i s „%aclut co o!e )o j i ii iiih an i t Tf%
from the lail 01 deeosit with
hen.
A reei t ible sad_rellsble BevingOwtitntion bee r
been in the florthem put or tpe oity, and ' The
flril e :' en Wiese Fund downy ' wee qhartsre4 by
e tentare of .Yennerivarne te =HO this ireeeliGitl•
11.4 NOM 10 organizing and mgan in Aanw evi
governed Wholly by edam to whom
nem Moor end wants of theLr=ei entei7X
nine hosodation b i libloh it of
0 104 Ural 471, 4
From Ito vi if, elee, on Monday wel SUMO
g-ft natal I o'oloort In the enuthog.
wArieenie, .
spelt Kleti.
teltig6trn,
e I Mut ,
obn tut
loin A .
GOA
rf t . 041
E ~,,,,...„,
,„...k. • Leclen, •
lei l x.
T JAMM IL T h n *,,,
FPANGLI Rant. Eteeretare. la.lo-.fl
gAVING FUND:.-UNITED STATES
PO' 'WU COMPANY , oorner THIRD and OR BT
NT
aims receise.S, and palLkaok otido
784iggligisr;:t7ivixzEthPetz,,Tiragiti.
4, hour., from 9 inns o'oloc .1 and on
AY EVENINGS trona pl 5 o °won.
DRAFTB foT We on Xn3Min.L and U 4484
441:r....t riREN R. CRAWFORD.
'8 R. 1111NTKR.
Y Actuary.
SAVING FUND—FIVE .PER CENT. IN
t FAT.—NATIONAL BAPETY TiIL4T CO wALNIa Stroot. &whored 0017/01 . Qf THI iv
ladoivilia. isoorporated 4 the Nato or reasorirs;
am.
Money ioloooirod In an loin. 'Vitt or. and 11 -
t.,......d from the day of await a ay of tri -
draw&
The offl i ee It open every da y from a dokoek in the
4 7
moriAti4 t_l I p'ol i f , 4% • tv •aixit, wad on Monday
and Aushidat . ; .4.,
o dija
Wiwi.* J. D. 414 , 444
lom:Tm
a
la ti t at ./..asmar, f. v . Brawstr . .
uno,..
g eTh Y i nes,'
U 4
r aiz/tat ,
James L . ksoutoo.
oney is received and pal - ata maf° ' With th e
To tko Jiorop . rito ar emad e , . In 00 z_onaikr.
groNrilt.i.,`Puldiiira• ' " L' A"'""elfillt
It**. 140•4144 , 4 its
ZtlAL . ." "nre t r e ff eo .l 4 40 1 1titir to the uoiricork sod
ih u a ro wL A. Poo Permute:toy an d itablury to
ataty
30 0 BLS Prime Halifax and Eastport
&)U boxes Sealed Herring, yioll belt
bble White Fish, m store and for sale by
Whl. J. TAYLOR & CO.,
d3l 112 and NORTH Wharves.
FIRAWING AND PAINTING' MATE.
Rjr .s.gi ß po l g j na ' aztt . . th M te teZ tri3 IltatioUry.
Wonsan
fottohyp3Mll.9 Designs r
Pent .uoxee for windfall, and saw for Artlati nod
ioturso aud Rohm, rramel
!IV Cicada, American and French.
cluall gfill°l to ti rcrittk rt J,ANSET
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DIDOIX.BAT,N AND ETA ri.,•
31IFSOURI LAND
8. E. /IL:ROUGE & CO.,
General Lan as Real Estate Ants,
Dealers THIRD arrats. CHE STNUTo..
•
Northwest comer and Streets,
8. LOUIS.
lair Particular attention paid to enteritis Graduated
Lands.
600,000 Acres for Bale at prices ranging from 1910 to
Dents per acre.
Patents secured and taxes Paid.
Harlots stamp for Plat and Dammam. faie-3m
TO COIN COLLEOTORS.—United States
Coins ati , Medals surohased at a high premium
.or exohatyud or Books, to., by EDWARD t.OGAN.
North TVA II Street ; also, for sale, the following
( i l il l oa l d u as " talopos of rale of I. N. T. Leviok'e Was.'
PO cents.
American Ertore_Cards,(i3Q)go costs.
Rarity o f
.
J. 3.151t0k ley's Dates and Degrees of of Uni
ted States C Cataloguests.
The three Inc SI oents. snivm conAN.
fell lm*
JAVA COFFEE. —l,OOO pocketsprime
Nang° r sslo by JAMES GRAHAM &Ay.,
SAVING FUNDS.
IltiLL43 BY AUCTION.
THOMAS & SONS,
• N 05.339 and 741 BOAITH FOURTH. STREET. !
Formerly rice. Or anclak)
REAL ESTATE. Atrn STOCKS THIS DAY.
At It o'clock. goon.
Yomphlet ostakwww. now .r.“O, containing full de
•Tetione of all the pro c cre to be sold on Tneedag
721105 t at la neon, _with • het of . 7 .
. 1 13th, Vth and Mk March, and of real
mate at enrage sale.
3.P.817:1G
B.PR
. La G. BALES-43TOCKB AND HEAL ESTATE.
First unalt Bale-February 28th, at noon. at the
Exchange.
Becxmd BStint Bale-March 6th, at noon, at the Ex
change
Exchan
Third
g. Bring Bals-Earch tlth. in the evening, at the
Fourth Spring Sale.-11srehith, on the premises, Penn
aguare. elegant residence..' Peremptory 'ale.
Fifth Bpruig Bale-March /3th. at noon, at the En
chants.
VW Part of the handbills for etch of the above sales
now ready.
„poxrustact_ 13 e Y 3 l_ PUPAL SATE. AMP
AT THE EXCEM29EBnise or me i sends
and a emery Tuesday, at me =mange.
tkir contDhelots lumust the opium al eatt4er%
Igir Handbills of sash wroserkg
' addition to Wtua we enbilsh. on tha=sf pre s
to the ti one u k ousind e r i tcs„A= tie
soi
1 =
ulrui
til i i ' AT Mr HALF.,
1117" Ws ye a large &manlike" sends at priest' /
eat, isoltsUrery dosonplons o &WI gad, oonnlsy i r
property. n hits mkt be hal e l laratton stoic
ATE PP ' LEG
BP Real estate named on our nriv l lo a l,o l S t oter
Led adwerlined conasiretaly in oar pubis:lWe ta
(of whiblilktneopies are printed weekly,/ free o to
Peremptory Bale.
PlTOUNet,AsiAptgr,
T
ltarli inst., at 12 o'clock, noon.
his Day will
bet red at the Far
obsalo—
I fall share (20 new shunt/ Ban Pronoun° lied Asso •
Motion.
2760
1 Delaware Mutual !mollies Com/toes Borir.
829.
1 share Philedelpbin 1 ibnary,
1 share Mercantile Library.
SAM °Dimon &per cant. bond Logan County Mining
and MannreetarinaCompeny of Virginia, interest par
able in April and October.
Also. without morns. for saeonnt of whom it inn 7
conoern
-1 full share (Al new shares) Ban Pranciaso Laad A a
sociation.
REAL ESTATE SALE—THIS DAV.
At 12 o' t. soon.
VALUABLE maxim STORE.—FottrAttory
store. watt orutel iron front. No. M North Sixth
street, above arket street.
Peremptory 11e.—L AS GE BUILDEYO AND LOT.--
Lettre_bnolt Wiling. formerly used as a ehnr.h, north
west ride of Queen street. 6 ermantowto s %Mung tha
M
Lutheran urat' ; tot 93 by 9t feet. @' Safe
TWO THREE-STORY BRICE. DWELI.II4O,
coronet( Third mai Buttonwood streete..Two fronta.
VALUABLE FARM, 4.9 aim, with inyrowesentaa
bounded northwest by the Plymouth and tipper thathta
tutupits tritttiA eight of the Wimaltiekon station. arol
three fourths of P a mite from Fort Weahlnttoa station.
North Penneylrania Railrned.
MRBE-STORY ERICK DWELLfIttI. south tode
of Washington Street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, (late MortuntoultA.l
NE SECOND BPRIECI BALE—MARCH eth. -
At 120 sleek, noon.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE. with ldedard, rta.
533 North Thirteenth street, above n et.
_ retempton BaIe.—VALLABE t E itaiLND
—Your-story trier gore, Na ted Ne Thud street. be
tween Arab sad Race streets. Bjr*(ale iambus.
ISMALL PAEM. It term with leinansenetqL en
the Rota. TM . . I mole ft)st Montgomerrine. De mite.
trout Line •Lesinston station, on the etortli_raparyl
vaunt Railroad. Mantiontery breath Pa. ao - moue
&ate soteession.
NM THIRD SPRING BALE—MARCH 6.
At 7 d'olock.en the Brenton.
Outrun' Count Sale—Estate of Ann master. deed.
TWO-42TORY BRICK DWELLINO. fold) o. Be
Spruce street. between Seecend and Third screatn..
Sala by order of
m Bars—Estate
l of Bezdarnta Milkman.
derinu.
THRES-BTORY BRICK DWELLING % 110.422 Irma
street. between Fourth ant Fifth dram&
Orphans' Cosrj_Bals—Estate of JelraMee r ai.k,
FIVE DWKLLIN66. edit TAM strass—Three
story brick 4 2 twcratory_bast a rt tiro Mau frame
dwellings. No. SA North ThArd t, between Tamma•
ny and Green ,tree t,
Court ate of Men formate. diked.
TWOYF,ARI,Y ROUND RENTS. $l7 and MA out
of lots Walt tide of Bath sweet, north of Fitzwater
Basil Eetate.—TWO-BTORY BRICK DWELLINO,
west aide of Bath street, north of Fitzwater street
Hama Estate.— TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING,_north I) de of Vine street, west at Eighth street.
HOTEL AND DWELL.NG—Frante hots). sondem:l
corer of Fourth and Coates streets, nth Dues roma
dwellings in the rear.
FOUR'
Tll SPRING BALE—MARCH rib.
Pererpotory gale on the Previers—Penn Sparc.
fIUPENIOR REBID N C B . ELEGANT FL RNI- 7
T RE. &e.
On edneeday,
March 7tli. on the premises. 14.1? Filbert street. ow .
Bite rettst Einem. the sSeetto/ mulenes, elegant Iht
AIM*. hoe teUntJAW ate 6. CU ESIIIIMAA cealmsas
ho , elcoopiet. Wgale steolnte.
my .eas
Peitlelliftrs biltidiXna End estalapase.
Administrart_Wa. N !Cur Arch street.
ELEGANT TAM FUR I au_r a. I
sitton. PANO, CV.It -
CAREhTS, &.
This Morning.
.atis
last ,at o'clock. at No . Arek. street. by
eataloyue. by order or Administrator. Ike entire ele
gant drawing- room, dining-room. and ehaniber funu
=re. very implmor 1.001 , 1004 acres-octane piano, mots
toos4,' by Wien.
The cabinet fornitare was toads to ardor by Oao.
J. Menkela hoe been in use but a short time. and to in
eatiti4ent order. May be examined at d o'ok)ek on the
Mail= dab. with eatidoesea.l
CHOICE AND SELECT PRIVATE LIBRARY OF
_STANDARD AND INTERESTING ALITRORS.
Thu Evening.
February ggtb. at the auction more. will be 5 , ;.41 a es
lect private library of valuable and ataridaK,i, wh o m,
together with elegant London - books, Waal of them Il
lustrated with engravings.
Also. atS o'clock—
A eaterio; walnut bookcase.
sir For partionLars ass claamieg.
VALUABLE E!,;:iL rail AND AMERICAN
MAIL AND ILLUS MATED WORK'S.
On Wednesday Evening.
rftrUltry VI, an assortment of valuabie Mulish ar..l
Amerman boots, on slums interosttag subjects, to
tether with a number of pistons! as d illustrated works.
Sfdr For particulars see catalogues.
Bale at ItriaTe
11FXRIOX FU
'I3VEZVF 1111.-
&WM PLal4O- STE, _X Era
On huniday Morning.
- M p o'olook, at the Auction litore. ea searctineut of
!legit neeond-hane Serail:um eleF h ehteo- de a n te
j . r t.
F mirrors, careeek eta., from ea I •
renumast to the dare eltavesi of
sale.
Sale N 0.1190 Spruce Street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. MIRRORS. CIA•
TAlteS t
On Tuesday Morales.
March 6th. M to o'clook. at Ng. OM Sprout street. the
furniture of a gentleman declining housekeeping. Made
to order e the beat quallty, ie use but a short time, snit
in first-rate order.
tiP Particulars in Caine.,
ST. LOUIS, MU.
& BOYLE, AtrOTIONEERS
W Y 1
. A p_ COMMISSION MEICSANTS , No., I,
North MAIN Street. ST. LOOM, Mo.. (formerly with
Mears. Myers, Chisholm. & Co. PhulathdphieJ oder
their lemma tothe merelants, mannfeemirers, 5.114
others of Pluladel his. tor the sale of dry goods, car
pets. boots, shoes..lewelrr. he., ho.
Mr Cash advances made on receipt of na.
lailr Settlements made thre EN e tiers atter
REFERM.
Marrs. Myers, Clagliorn, & Phila %
"'& Brother Phila.
an ek. Townsend a Nirszreras, New York.
& B. Come & q„,ir eir p or t.
" Wood, Christl s k Co .. Bt. Louis, Mo.
Crow. MoCotarr. & Co.. - Isof-fmwlr
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
WInTE MARSEILLES QUILTS.—Just
v (maid as invoice of all sizes and analities from
10-4 to 13-4. Some new and handsome desists.
11-4 and 12-4 Barnsle Linen Sheeting.
Damask Napkins and Doylies.
Damask Table Clothe and Table Linen.
•
Magary Diaper and Tow/Aline.
One Sale super-heavy ROWS Crash at 9 and lii rents
per yard.
Oise Bal. of extra. sneer Whits do a!ltl.; sante.
=A large stock of Ladies' and Germ' Linen Cambria
Edicts. in Plaint. Conisd.Bem-stitehed, Colored Bomar.
and Embroidered.
Irish Shirting and Fronting linen, by the pear or
yard.
WHITE GOODS.
Naasook, Cambric, Jacimet, 9a-:u, and Plaid Moa
An invoice of Freneh Lane foliate. SltaVa. Mantle',
ama,
GOODSnio
NEW being daily rewired.
_CHARLES ADAMS.
fain EIGHTH and ARCH. Streate.
THORNLEY & CHISM
Would N i E nei wT ts so lli pam Oo mN ig Gn baaftaczokod3g:m, of
Boosht cheap for cash. and will he sold
Conespoodinsly cheap.
Among winch will as fmnd
VERY RIOH FOULARD 44LIES.
Neat Checked sad Plaid Silks.
Rich Chaos kid Brocade Silk s, BES. BLAU. SILKS.
Utlieb ful New Styles o Veal Goods.
Fre,and EnalisatChintsea and BriSien tee.
at RoMtiviie, tiood Hosiery , Be d Haw
PPE! G CAbli I faEktes FUR BOYS' Wica R.
The best mates oi Doineatic Mallow
Irish .`ititutrifour own importation. &a..
All at Priori as Low as the Lowest.
At the N. E. corve_r
Fat EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
LUPIN'S DE LAINES, &e.
firsa mods de Ismer. V{ eta.
az-silent blanks 1166 sad 23 eta
per quality at -Maud 60 cts..
übliro kli II tr at 64 eta.
Hated wo o l ds lames. 37 to 63 ots.
,
laek bombazines, auction lots, el Uf ,
laek silk alpacas, AO.
k French lace voila, $2 and $3,
o.
.1 Al USLINS. by the vac * ls
and yard.
BMhET i NOS. by the piece and yard.
LINENS. be the piece and Yard !
DA SIAS§ Table /anions, in slottis. all slam
NON 8 and Doylies. to the dozen or quality.
TOW L 8 sa) dozes, ( ma 66 eta. to $6 per dozer.
RED- OIIDERED fins Towels, Napktria, and goy -
lies.
FLANNEUIItan. low-priced, and silk =ICJ.
MARSEILLES for oollan. bowfin. buicau covers,
.le.
,k MARSEILLE'S QUILTS, also Lancaster. Allendale.
r,
lotaINEN, SHEETING'S, 60013 extra goal and chaap
.
..ricirws,or every grade.
Also,
Al ERRI3IACK PRINTS.
And
AMERICAN DAN" 000D8 GENERALLY.
COOPER A. CONAR.D.
tell NINTH and M A sty-
nAReIAINS FOR SIX WEEKS.
-R-er THORNLEY & CHID! N. E. come/GUTH
a im ed bb ltfß o lNAG l AßD hu k: l l l ,l4:ll o lve ,
jan speo wi tfuta I . 7,..th u a t
a
the let of /Ouch the_y_wil.
BELL GOODS HtO4IEDLESB OF PROFITS:
ni t s have ea exostieet stock of
vogrAm.ret.m....rta.
~I t a.g
. 14,fik i rminv:zukins.,
111... k. Cloths. and Oassim -.
A AL ltt n egial k OP t iriirALlS.
pest make of black silks. -
!Hammes, De Lniaes,Oomin Poplin Maids, AIL ..
Mans of the above g
_c,o_a w ill b. d
MUCH UNDER COST RICE,
N. B.—l t will Day 10 tire as a call - -
B
LUE PL;41.1) FLANNELS.
Pedant Broobe Showto
reaten
Pretty 10 and az cent Maltse.
8& and $l5O Wool Robes. worth Ir sal 13.
Ftneet Black Idonsmhnes, 35 tole coot&
lloeut all-wool
CASBIhIEREB.
SUS for beat Fancy Conimeres.
Good Goode at 51,11.111, and $
eattmate and Commeree, 40 to recent..
Vestmaa very cheap.
SO cent ret-rate Shute and 'Craven.
Gloves, nag, Edith, &o. motion rota.
COtiPER S CON4IO
NINTH. and MARK%
N.B.—LINEN GOODS, a lane and deeirabie mai: t
every deacnytion.
WIRES AND LIQUORS.
"iOALL ATTENTION OF TUB
lu Ti l it e trg u l °
FVifillNg.
tnnly in assorted
i t constantly cgt haat.
ire rt received for direct impo rt ation.
—lletoress:r Colingo, Leßoy Coe - nao, London and
sod Oins. Claret to Wood and Casee,Champasnes.
hie s
te ad low once,. LOGCHLikt.. Importer.
ore-dra 111 Routh FRONT. Philadelptua.
G EOMit WHITELEY,
No.lllBouth FRONT Street.
Importer of Brandt, Wines. &0., offers for iftg
bone w as.the following, among other arandant
of Windy
Fillet, Outlaw:. & CO.. Thos. Hines & Co..
Met, Rohm. & Co.. Otard, Dam, & Co..
rimne4e. lderett,
Depoixt & Co., 'irtjA"Mairistoge.
& 1 7 .411.artAlls, . gra. Rennesey.
, Stnart'reusT Mall Witt:goy, egul tkee choicest
unites of Madeirajtken7. Port. Itrintstr, Sad
Rhine Wines Palm Tres Gun, Janska Rum, Bents
Cruz Rum. Bo rdeaux Oil. &a.. &a uP.t.
FRENCH GELATINE WHITE, BEST—
Por sale by WET BIRYTRINt, an.
h .41.aida :WM iIIiCOA