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allulverst7ef:Washingten's birth. 4 legenerally ,
4 7',. t . o,liii.re'ed exert' 'IA :th,)ll region e,b,itt, owing
- to hall? been, visited WittlfOrthe
past twedaye,',(a'very th..lng for this coun
try-at this season,Y the etreettlara;s,o, muddy as to
render it toe'disagrecable for the 'military to, have
their parades. A party of Sioux Indians, however,
who are encamped opposite to town, are keeping
:en a terrible noise with' filet; old anima and cab,
bashes, being engaged in a jollification - over the
lseal" of an unfortunate Chippewa whom they killed
recently intg sktimieh up, in the Choir - river oven.
.
Their performanees, though, are not in honor
qE thieday,'pertioularly. 'A day or two ago they
tt had a dog" danee, 'which, by the way, °cautioned
.considerable &Woolly .. .among the • newer white
'settlers to witness. A description n of their different
feasts and dances having SO often been given, it is
'Unnecessary to give another at this time.
Among their pastimes at present 'are getting
drunk and stealing. What a pity it is that those
r' calling litirtor, to them are not 'oftener brought to
justice, and greater punishments inflicted on them!
The temptations to an unprincipled person are too
strong when they earl obtain any, prig!) they ask
from an.lndian for whiskey.; bat that 10 ono of the
wnfortututitefeaturet of their intercourse With the
whites, and` always "will be. so long as they re
' ' aide anywhe'rii near white; eettlemente.
---- id:treaty with the Winnebago tribe is now await
ing the action of the Senate, in which it proposal,
as I understand, to locate them permanently on
- • half of the reservation they new ocoupy, and open.
_ lug the other half for sale W. the highest bidder. If
- such ie the ease, ft.will be perpetrating a great
A, - .:o ,entrage against the whites in this section, and, in
my opinion, resulting no goad 'to the Indian.
The'ratineation Of such a treaty would be'very
popular in the,countiee adjoining, and I doubt not
:throrighont the State generally, and particularly
as tb people;VelleielliefWerelrioated hire 'origi.
through misrepresentation.
.1t Will be objeationable'enough, if it is to be refl.
'fled, to lobate them in-Our midst without opening
the balance for the speculator to own and to profit
'by the • industry and toll of his neighbors.. The
' remainder ought; in ell justice to the settler, to be
= throws open for pre-emption. .The hope and de.
-sire of our people aro that the treaty may not be
ratified. The tract which they occupy is noted for
being therieliestin the State, and withits fine water
. ,powers, and fertile Soil, it only awaits the labor of
the farmer on it to bring it under a high state of
cultivation and improvement. '.
;Tinting the pleasant weather, whilst the travel= .
ling was good, our etreeti presented quite' a lively
appearance, as wagon after wagon would come in
-- loaded With grain. There being several grain mer
ohants from the East buying in, considerable com
petition prevails, and prices have advanced within
- the past week. Wheat selling at 10 , cents L eash,
' • oata 25 cents, and corn at' 40 cents, large vend.'
be shipped on opening of navigation.. Ex
tensive preparations have been made. for' 'farming
the nail season; there being twice as much land
broken' to heretefoli :Farms 'are - in' greater de
mend, andene or two sold recently at good prices.
r- - YOuisi "
Gen. Htitney Nominated tor Preeideot.
, At a meeting, held in Washington Territory, on
the 23d. January, a large portion of the members
of the Legislative Assembly nominated Gen. W. S.
Barney for the Presidency of the United States, by
----- the'sdoptiOnof thefollowirur preamble and resolu
tions :
Wugnues, 'the time for the election of President
• ,
is fast approaching, which renders it necessary for
the people of agreat nation to speak out and de
e. Clare their preference for some one of the promi
nent gentlemen of the Democratic party to be
•the standard bearer In 1860; and '
Wearies, The crisis in our public affairs da
rnel:ids a YO,lOO from the wilderness, in the far West
and isolated' territory of Washington, which has
been brought* in direst contact with a leader of
, firmness, decision; bravery,' intelligence without
vanity; and courage ; imbued with the spirit of the
American Constitution, as it stands in its purity,
and a firm and unwavering advocate of State rights
and the rights and interests of the South and,the
ns_well as, tie. Territories: therefore,
Resolved, That it is the decided opinion of this
meeting that General W. EC Barney, of the United
•-•States army; possesses these qualifications in an
• •
"• - emtnent - - - degres; i
ind deserves oar cerdial and
- united ,support a nd that wdrpresent him as the
"bliii-tiritneh of hope—as a compromise of all the
conservative Democrats of the nation—to the Con
vention Win to assemble at Charleston.
• :IZSsoitied. That the4ronipt orders of General
• Barney to the military, on receiving information
of an insurreetied on San Juan island, and the ra
pidity with which his orders were obeyed by Capt
Pickett, in quelling - British invasion of the United
States territory, is a „guarantee that he will 'be
mee
4 v Ti air great emergency as a states
occos on
Reeeteed, Thal Got==eylii h our l Arst a c t e
for the, ner.t.President of the United States, and
" that we believe 'his nomination by the Charleston
COnvtintion -will crown the Demoorioy with a glo
t , ridits victory in 1860.
- - .
.TS The Macon' (Mies,) Beaton saye :•" It has
long- been known to the older settlers of this
- cbanty,. that, a mine of silier existed somewhere
= in this region of country, but the exact locality
has, until of late, been artfully concealed. It was
known , to. the Indians before their removal, and
they were often' Been with theprecious metal in
. their - possession, but they stoutly resisted all the,
' pale tacos` attempts at persuading them to reveal
- the secret. In the hills about Summerville, large
ilatitibacan At this day - be seen, the only and trust
, less result of the - white man's labor, but a wrof
the' Emerald Islehappened lately to put - hie foot
' Into it: 'The ore was sent to New York-to be testedo
the.reenit was a yield of 811 - per cent. of pure
.eltrof." '
,
Soh zi2Q Tnann. , —The'Edgefleld (8. Q.)
vert6 for annonneet that the merchantsof that vit.'
lege - will go".to charleston for their supply of
• - goods for the spring market. •It applauds their
= spirit and oath en the people tsr , sustain them in
- • thtusrefusing to patronise New York. The Charles
ton merchants will profit by the *change in two
- waysz-by enlarging their home business and by
obtaining rhstr supplies in New York on better
terms. The larger their cambiums, the cheaper
rates.- The• only sufferers in the operation
, be-the village and country customers of the
rolgetleld mot:tants, who will of course, be ex
peoted,to,aupport their patriotism by - paying a
small additional profit on their goods. ' •
IMPORTATIONS.
fßoy.orteilfol the..Preao ,
• ' -Kehistian . CabOtt, Wati s— eets 929 on Morns & Jones & Co.; 422 bdis do AI A
blabong & Col-416 do OD Robbins & Co; 66 bdis 4es
----stom-Curtie fr. Rand t-208 casks- soda-ash-0 W Church-.
many 116 do Clark & MoCormin; 849 do 60 do bleaching
powders E & F C Yarnell & Co; 48 do sada Sala Mims,
Rotated k Co; I do Barney Brothers; 26 do bleaching
• _Powders Seam Pow Moore; 100 do James Lee & Cot• 28 do
• - eel 'ammonia-ers • dc. Weighrimmi 821 atile Siam
French, Richards lc Co; laarindstones Ft warns k
'' lions; 6 caste Robt Tagtor & On; 49 orates earth
enware Wilson & Brains; %bards: 81 essies , dry
Va G rV e t n is t g ° llt P 2 n d a.rd M & l' Van zriilM o l , lo fk)
Genii & Bro; 2 casks muse Exiles Brothers; 2 do Bel
&-Crenshayr42 pkgs hilts J WBchallenberger & Co;
• Ido mdse W Wood' 200 bbls'sode glottis A rr; 10
cases 425 ladle steel /8, justice; Tr gs hdw 231 ladle
- • steerk - hi F, Mr*Awn. 26 inteesstselß Anton:34l crates
oarthanwere P Wrlght & 80n51159 bdls steel Thomas M
ahnlth; 100 cretesand oaks earthenware 66 abbe tin 166
ash 10 do sal ammoniac rder.
CEMOND=;Steanlahiu Pennsylvania; Teal.-111 bbU
972 lice 142 cases - tobacco *Buoknor. MoCammon & Co.
491 bra 848 do Thos Wehster..jr; 1 b.* 1 case do E d li
Taylor; 150 has 14 es do IR Bank & Co; 31 4884 on o
Cohen k Tata; 383 bxs 2in Meroer k Antelo; 60 bas
.8 ca do Wardio & BtesensonL 9 lam 82 of do A & It -
etrong' 18 balsa domestrci , W elting,
rodeo iMarksr C ifAiNFV - #017.1
121 do Massey, Collins or. Cot Is Wes cotton
- ten k Co; 9 bids oysters CNA Kelly; 50 pigii lead 0 J
. Moms ac co; 17 hales rase I roll axioms Serve&
- iter; 44 bxga fruit If. A C A N
20 bags seed E s 4a:
mince; Tr no °rove fx.Brother; DO yaryi 0
• - ward & Son; 74 bars stool Morris. Wheeler a. Co; 38
balesdomestics Shipley. Ilaisrd & Hutohinson; bags
"'"'"'" . lllintrl42dirlitoitidiller& - Brol - 1811 bags fruit
. 43 tibia oys
wlre 4 pkgs mdse vorloatooponeog. ; .
•_ vinTapELFRIA BOARD OF TRADE.
.191EPR o. °ROBB, j. 1,..A43915 - DRhorns os lAA Nam&
AuviARA. Jr"
LETTER BAGS
AT THE tIIIIIOIIANTS' TICIIIAREM PIIILAMILPETA.
aht p Island Queen. Rat' soon
• iark Tremont, Baker.-- ~.....Brtrbadone. noon
ett Margaret, de Janeiro, soon
trig an Frog, —,Cjenfueg9s, soon
.3rig Emma, Eska r Fort Bonin, soon
MARINE ',INTELLIGENC/g.
POILT,OF_PUILADELPHIbt, 3larch 3, 1860.
, tyls n—BI7N —a as
OIL WATER. -4 98
ARlnri
Steamship PennMinn ß ie:" Teal ,
, from Riohmond, kit;
Norfolk 23 honrn V ntk rade° end passengers to Thomas
Weiniter..lr. on - the Buoy on the 'badge aaar a berm
brig nt !manor, bound up; ship William Cummings, for
Chsrleston, at anohor off Bombay Hook; three harm
by lge wow Linton s, a large ship. deeply laden, below'
Reedy i n tow of a. tug, bound up.
stem.hip if boors from N York,
with mdse and passengers to few Ailderdiee.
Bohr AJ. Denenhower,.Weeke, Mire from Huston,
with Ladle to David Cooper.
' ' - CLEARED.
Steamship Stet, of Georgia, Garvin, Savannah, Alex
'Heron,- -
Stenntatilp Phlneq, Sprague, Hatthewi, Boston, H
Winsor." = , ' •
BereweibiiiKendaitoo:ll4Ad, New Y rk.l Midst i dme.
- •Om saranak,litnwland, Liverpool , coal Bros.
Brag Sarah rarifOu Baps la Grande, Madeira & Oa-
Suer Criajp, Rehear. New York, L Hothermel,
.§V. B .!-Tuniltf ols lncol, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
rOorrerpond4tioiiof the Tblittelptd sElohanned ..
- - /..EwDD. Del. March 1.
The bark Elf, for Thohnidna. MI Hannon. for Trini
dad de Cuba, sabre Meats .1 Bon% Priakmore, Bede Ii
~ HollAir,iyon. C,-Ft Crook, J 7 Broc na r d, an d th e iri aa .
rstrhorif milk light alup realign, at Die Breskriter.
-- -,lVind south. - -
,y 0n ,,,, - - , . wit. ntaKmAN.
„
, , NmEonawark
.t
Morro:wonder:4m of the Phllademfda X9ohnlte.
CABBIBLAD. NT. Mere I-to AM.
stormln and for. no:OA:Kele Were
easeeuenee of the Weather fi e thr trffr i,,,
seen ftemilere 'Wards'' , „, oli %. EL 8.
- ours, 404 •
MEMORANDA.
Ship HenryHarbeek, True, for Caloutta, sailed from
'Liverpool 12th lost.
4 7 :• • ,ehip Brstalizti, (Br) Neilson, henoo, arrived at Liver
'Pe°llet rae t
g P' d
el pliem' h :
Ton fig'
Thltoe cleared at Liverpool llth
Bmp It
j.kophrr, Benderen, l l!"Bhtladelphle, entered
f o gjed e o e na zt w t a L riirro n liti l e, °leered at Liverpool 28th nit
-I n e d r irip i tgrd t : 4 B64 , oll, at Liverpool 12th ult. from New
d was loading at Ma
-1 - 11 / We ar ' rend V i tgl u ti k a l . an '
oaqi g at matanzaa Net
14'
girt:lh Norgrave, wee loading at:tila
"11&2: w kilr . l l9i r i Et a d i o dini . fer Philadelphia,
B t tiPprUgiti .
'!..narltd &walk% ; White, elMood at Ba l tu!”? let
toe paohnev ggggoi r , and a/market._
waaimam . n a r n st x 7::
1 alloklilryantorai b)
'dad di Coe lat 'tor riew•Yom T r i n id a d de
Yvites;'heneri, arrived a t
211 S- •
tiC Wert, Prenob, kenos{ arrived at Charleston
itosen, kneirnMa, Davidson) at-
ADel let MS,
new York, belled
*ne nma tinst,
118'tryr l lt
,411 -161/7 .k g . /11 P4
A 6$
;;;.'
..o_,.r xt .I.4ikIidEPA.RIRD GLUE.,
l iiittiV,li:EPAltli t rf GLUE! 1
.f) -
B:PALbING'S tREYAIRD OLIJZ I
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
HAVE TUB PIECES:
ECONOMY! DESPATCH!
Sir " A STITCH IN TIME SAVES HINZ"
As accidents mil/ happen, even is welt -regulated fettni
lieslt is very' desirable to have some cheap and con
venient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crookery,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all moll erne rgenoies, and no honeehold can afford
to be without it. It is elvers ready.and pp tp the stiek
mg ° point, There is no longer a neeensity ,for ;limping
chairs. splintered veneer', headless dons, and broken
cradles. It is just the article for mine shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of 'shipment
end taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemi
cally paid in. soln, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the bait cabinet-makers Glue. rt, may be
used in the place of ordinary mutilate, being vast r
more adhesive.
IN EVERY ROUSE."
N. Bruahsaoom pames ego boitle. PriC6Zecents
Virgoixestas DEPOT, N 9. 30 PL4TT BT" NEW YORE'
Addrenn HENRY C. SPALDING & Co.,
Box 3,600, Neer York.
Pot uo for Heaton, in epees 00:awning four, etrht,
and twelve Ooze n—u beautiful luthographlo Bhow-Card
noompanying each package.
Air A innate bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its coat annually to even
household:VA
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists,Hard
ware and Fumitilre Dealers, Grocers, and Faun
om.,
_Country_ merchante should make a note of SPALD
(NO'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their hat,
a Will stand any climate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED" GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY DRUGGIS'PS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY BARDWARL DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED_GLIM.
'SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANOY-GOODS DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
_ • SPALDING'S FREPARBD DLIT&
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by -
HE
• NRY C. SPALDING •k• C 9.,
48 CEDAR Street, New lork.
Address Poet Officio, Box No. 3,600.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List of Artiolee which, if
damaged, may be restored to their original strength and
usefalneits by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
'A—.Mends ACCoUNT BOOKS—. . —...A
B.... Mends BUREAUS, —• B
O.... Mends CI AP LES. ..... .0
I)..,Mendo DOLLS_ —• • ..01
E....Mende ETAGERES"—
F....Meudi FANS .
G.... Mends GUITARS ..... .....—G
„Mende HARPS . . .
...:Mends LAID-W0RK.......
r::::tag - a iXifir..-. .
K:...Metids K 0085..........•••-•
L....MendsEATHER^WORK..... ..
31-.Mendi MIRROR-FRAMES. ---
N.. 'Mends NEWEL.POSTB...
O.... Mends OTTOMANS
P....rends PI AILO I ;FAIL A TAN :. .— ..:.....
( 11 . ........141:rd i t WIGKINO-410Rt3ES . =-..--. —.
5....510nds SOFAS ............ ....... ............ -.... ,
TABLES.
G..... Mends VALISE ELLA-STICKS.— - --.— II
V.... Mends VASES.. - --- -..•--.:y
Wz.agends W0RK .80XE18.....-. -...--....... w
X...-. Mends XYLOORAPHIO-WORK.-..-....X
Y-Mends YARD.STIOKS.- ~..-.-.--.... -.Y
Z --ends ZEPHYR WOOD-WORR...--..-...7.
14....1n conelusion, PALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
Is useful In Libraries and Schools.
1....5. ...Mends SOFA 5„..._ _.....-.....- ....... 5.... I
2....P....Mends PITCHERS-- ..... .--....P.... 2
&...A....Mends ACCORDEONS A . 5
'4....1 -Alends L S - .... •. •
TY g R -SEALING_ 1.. 4
6....D...;Mends DAGUERREOTYPE CASES-D.... 6
6.... 1... agenda I MAGEH, • .- • .... • ..... -. 1.... 6
7. -N.-Mende NEW BREARAGES . N.. 7
&...G....Mends GUN aroc. KR.. —G.... 8
9....5.-Mends 13CH00L,800K5................... 5.... 9
11-P.-Mends PA t iRASOLS--............--P....10
W....E.-Mends ELEOTRIOAL MACHINES.. -32
13....P... - .slende PAPER-HANGINGS. .P 13
14.....A.1.-Mends ARM-CHAIRS
A. 14
O.n.R....Mends RICKETY FURNITURE. -. R...16
IA ...E....Mends FRASER HANDLE5..........E....16
W....D.-Mends DESKS --.—..--B--.17
48....0....Mends GLOBES„ ,
_,.. -....-. G.... 18
19....L....Mende LOOBENEU - LEAVES-.-....U....19
0 U. Mends Upholstered FURNITURE u 20
21....E-..Menda 800-BEATERS --- . -- E.... 21
12............. Mends ACORNMPORE. .-.....-..--22
33--.... Mends CHESS-BOARDS . — - -. M
24.-- -Mends FIDDLES - .-.-24
25.... Mends SHE bL-WORK ..- ..--....-- 26
26.....-. Mends FILLET.WORI ..............--28
27...... --Mends ROBSY-HORS 9......-......-.27
38.-.-Mende KALEADOSCO ES ._-....—. 28
22 ----Mends BONEY-BrES.,,-........-..22
30--...-.. Mends PIGTURt RA ass -.-- - ....WO
11.:.--- Mende SHORE 11.8— ...an
12. - .—Manda VENEE [NO 32
V.- -. Mends scROOL FURNITUR.E....... -53
144 -... Mends PAPIER-MAGELE —....— -31
36.- Mends WARDROBES _— - 33
-.
16....:.....Mends PA RIAN MARBLE-- -- ...-
.38
37—.... blends CRIB 97
38.......-. Mends BAB -lUMEHRS.-.....-. -.38
32......-... Manese s
...
''--.' M r 1 241; IV 2T &I C A ' I n ii =LI . ..
......7. - . To
12...........1en 5iGH11RFA....n...t4r..--_,,-== ....... . -11.
13_ ..... ()ado TOWEL-RACKS.._.-.....- -43
44. ...-.. Mends WASHSTANDS ._..,..... '- . .44
45—...... Mends BEDSTEADS —...._45
48 ----Mends DR 1./9412,..,.., ...-- ........48
17,...-...... Mends OrSMEN._ - „.....-........-.47
48....--. Mends B LOT-48x
- --- -. -48
0 ...........MAnda H RBARIUMS..„._ .-- -49
80. ---Mends BACK GAMMON-BOARDS.. • ...• ..60
61 ----MendnßAND-BOXEII3 .61
52.-.... Mends BLACK - 80AR D5 .............-.. 62
63 ..••-• Mends BASS-VIOLS
M......-.. Mends BILLIARD TA8LE . 5.....--.-.55
55--....-Mends BILLIARD.OGEB.-,..........-....56
[96. • • --Mends BIRD-NEEI. -
57.- -.Mends BROOM '''' —• • ' " 67 ,8
6 9 53- " -- 'ilent.l-9-91 C : M R=..... - . -. ... ....:...........,69
AT --- `**" • ka 21211 H-11 DLEB.--. ..... --do
2
A "...... • :Mends BRUSHES .. -. —.--.61
-7:: ".-:---.... Mends CABINETS ..........• ..• • - • ••-.62
84.----Mends C OCK-CASE . 84
65........-..Mend3GRU.TOBES ......• 88
66,-.--.....Mande CUP:BOARDS- -..-....... - .........68
07-........ Lends CURTAINS-- ......,.. • • ••-•-•81
83 ... Lends OAFIGS. 68
89-- Mende GA 1E5....-...-. -..... _ -
.......69
10.-- Mends CA Pa A 5.,...,. .- ...-....-.70
7L.......„-ends CHA RT .••••...-...--• ......--• • ••• .71
72........- Mends G8A1T5.................... ..... ....72
7.3....-4..Mande OLO HES-FRAMES -..• ••• •- • • .73
'1L...-. Mends CAR -0A5E5—......• • ...........74
76....—Mende CHEEITS-$,.........................76
76.-_.-....Mends DIARIES... ...„ .__. ——7 B
77 —....Mende WORK-5TAND5......_.. ... ~ .. ---.77
79.......-..-. Mends DR_AUGJIT-80ARD . 5..7.......... ...... 78
79 ..-_. Mende DISRES. -79
80.....--. Mends DIVANS . -............. """ 81
81............ Mends DCE-BOXES-...................81
82....-. Mends D OORS
83.-...-.... Mends OMINOES- ...al
84.--- -Mends IREBOARDS —.....
• -• 84
85 ....Mends LUTES .„._,.. . ....--. .......... 86
85........x-.Mende ALSTER&...—....- -86
87 .-Mends GLA55WARE........... ..... -.87
88.- —Mends HANDLE%......-- -- • -,..... 89
a..... ..... Mewls GUTT/L-PERCILA WARE... t .....89
'9
-.....Mends KITES-. -90
9/ ...-- Mends ORGANS...-. -..-. .....92
93. ---,Mends M0DEL5......,.„,- ...._ .
_„,...93
04---.. Mends SEWING -MACHINE - STANDS....9I
95 ...-...Mends PANGS..,... ..... ..., 618
99.... mends FABTEB_QARD ii-olex ..............96
PATTEKm ..... _ ......... ... 97
98 .............Mends SID E80ARD5.„......................98
99.....-... Mends WOODEN WARE.. ..aa
100..--Mends WILLOW 1VARE....•...........100
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
" SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
spALDIREPD PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDINGII.MEPARED GLUE_,
BOLD BY EA.EDWARE BTOREs.
SpALDINGT PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY NOUSE-FURNISRING STOKES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
BOLD FANCY-GOODS DEALER.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufsotured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
48 CEDAR treet, New York.
Address Poot Moe, Box No. 8,610.
Put up in omen containing either Four, Eight, o
Twelve dozen each—A beaub Rd LITHOGRAPHIC BROW
CARD aocomparty ins' each pookage. dot-ely
BIIRNETTIS 0000AINE.
The following testimonial in conclusive of its
°thew in the woe of
DANDRUFF.
. . . _
Smolt, 00t.30,1309,
Messrs. beam Bustotog & Co.:
Osterxsetss: 1 have seed your COCOA INE abnut six
weeks, and its effect is so marked and extrnordinarr
that deem it my duty to state it to you.
My worst complaint for several years has been
DANDatler, With itching and Irritation of the scalp.
After blasting my bait', mY cost-collar would be cov
ered with the white scales, (dandruff,) which looked
like a shower of snow.
My barber tried various applications without effect.
Hie abuse of your Contains, and his obelinate refusal
to use it, provoked me to procure and try it.
I haye used less than a bottle, The dandruff, and the
frritanop which (mused it,. hays entirely disappeared ,
and my hair WaS never before in so good condition.
• ' Year Oberflant lerrent, A. A. FULLER.
,BURNETT'S COCOAINE.
anelteation renders the hair (no matter how
stair and dry);l j o k ft and glossy for eeveral days. it is
conceded by . I who, have need it to be the best and
cheapest Hatt using in the Wog.l.
thi7E12.17, Oge r atirniTlTlT.. & „Bt6% 22 7 ,, ,g 22 Ne
tie.
T O THE PUBLIO.
• pate n ts ' CA:E' ANNULAR VENTILATOR.
The above deemed. by scientific and yr:wil
co! men to be the vary best ever offered to the pulffio,
and needs only to be seen
_in natant operation for its
merits to Vs appreeird. Mang ever introduced is
en buildings schools L 'u neT,
steam ann sailim; vessels, and for the cute of smoky
chimneys they have no esual.
maputatatired and for Bale wholesale tied retail, at
tlte c tr A a t c.l . l v add a, ir e at i i i i 3 atly 2 ra r iturift i reet
roe.
?Mortal attention Will be given to all dee/140one of
heating and ventilating by tile undersigned. who has
been many years practically engaged in the above busi
ness. Also for sale. Culut's Julatly,colehmted warm-air
furnaces. (looking ranges, bath tau_ ,Is resisters. ace,, by
felli•stuthern OMB. WILLIAM.
All TION I—ASTROLOGY I—LOOK
OUT!01111 Nrid i FOR ALI/I—The never
&allot )dre. le the oast; she Imo
oeeds wriest a o era Z i ave
t illed. All ho are in
trouble, all w % he i r her e t a. v n =put u t ui e, deceiv ed
does p se wgrate Leer idl. he has th e ne o e rt at of N
winning _the affeotionestl toe opposite lax. It is this
feat w hi ch induces 1111tellste pretenders to try to
imitate - AM - and Copy her advertisement. She 'bows
fon the Ukeneuor your future wife, husband, or &been%
riend ...It is well known to the subtle at large that she
the first and only person who ps show the likeness in
realltY,AAffeagigre entire satisfaction on an the lion-
Fl cernm it °l F 6 o B :47 lf F ernii l a ci l me hle il te lo r io dd garl inr M edd M br i e fi
tneeL between Purism. and Broad. feintat.
TO *WHOLESALE DRUGOISTS AND
PHYEEOIANS.
Mrs..fAMES BETTS' INVENTIONS Fn. LAMES.—
Approved of and highly recommended by the filedloal
Profession throughout the United Staten, Thirty Thou
sand Invivids having been advised by theirphrsioinne
to use her Surgical Applianose. She would caution
Mornhanta and others mainlit purchasing except at her
readenta, 1039 'WALNUT Street, where she can be
consulted daily, between the hours of 9 and 5. Her
book or testimonials will be given on application.
fell-stutli-1y
.DRAWING AND PAINTING MATZ
.II-;" RIAI,B. .
E'imieera' anti Aaiteots' Stationery,
f,.. mating euterittic
otloho_matuepesjitmand Vase',
t zone fox en, and alio for Artiste end
t",
Otareeend Ploture Yramee.
anzrAttntraftnadFrenoh. •
frOnOtZ & I,AgENTZKY.
wm4sit.thi, A Jo i nlifrb, mull= EleGi.
..i,.
REF suet. -500 bbLs.
id? Io
Vtn i r fi laraii i irrtedgiT.
1604
- rw.t4NSPRANCE' COMPANIES.
SPRING'FIELD
11=CEIMMEMIOE=I
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS
CAPITAL 8T0CK......„
BCILPLIIB--• -•--
TOTAL ABSETS- -.
STATEMENT of the condition of the SPRING
FIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY on the Bret day of JannaryoBBo,lmade in con
formity 'with the require meets of the lawn of the State
of Pennsylvania I
Capital stook—. ..... . —10333, 0 00 00
Number of shares of stook subscribed for... 2,000.
Amount of assessments paid in, in cash,._... 8240,00 00
The value of the real estate held by the Cent
rism), ..... 833403 47
Amount of cash on hand and in bank '. . 4.406 69
Amount of cash in hands of agents and in
Amount of loans secured by bond and mort
gages, being the first lien on real estate, on
winch there is less than one yeses in
terest........ ........ - .....
Amount of loans on which interest lbas not
been paid within otie year.._ .............
Amount of loam on which judgments have
been obtained.... , None,
Amount of stooks ownedby the Comkanr, par ,
value 8 232,800, market . 236,216 2
Amountof stook held by the Company as opt
lateral imonrity for loam with the amount
loaned on eaoh kind of stook, its par and
market value
go shame Milford Gas
Light Company—C,ooo 11,030 3 . 000 03
12 shares 'Westfield
Loans on personal 'w
earily.
Amount of Mrs receivable.. ...
Amount of interact and rent accrued but not
Amount of assessments called in, due, and
unpaid None.
Amount of premium notes doe and unpaid.. None.
Amount of interest on investments made by
the Company, due and unpaid....__
Amount of all othor investments—
Total amount of assets—.
Amount of Lonna' due and unpaid,
Amount of Malmo for lone. to wait.
Amount of lowa during the year which have
been paid......,..... ..... ----$123.223 22
Amount alone. during the year which have
not been ......
Amount of loam during the year which are
contested. ................
Amohnt of losses reported and not acted
upon . . .
Amount of all other claims against the Com
pany.,.
. . L
Amount of myth Dremtums received irY1860...5212,639 32
Amount of premium notes taken by the Com-
Amount°, premiums earned....
Amount of interest money received from in-
Amount of ancome of the Company from
other sottroev-- ..... ...........
FIFTH.
Amount of losses paid during the year 1839-8111,1113 31
Amountof Muss paid daring the year, which
mimed prior to the year
Amount of dividends declared and paid du
ring the year.... ........ .—..... .....
Amount of expeneea paid during the year.
including commissions and foe, paid to the
agents and officers of the 00mpanY.........
Amount i f taxes paid by the Company
Amount of all other expenditures of the
Company.......
(thgned,)
,EDMUND FREEMAN,
PRESIDENT
Sworn and subsonbed beroro me, this 23d day or Sant.
ry, A. D. taw.
(signed ' )
L. t
GEORGE WALKER,
OommiuteneF
for the Etat* of hlrtshitchueetts,
Aphohtted by the
Governor of Pennsylvania,
Who Moo iterates to the correatnete of the foregoing
etetetnera.
POLICIES OF INSURANCE in the above-named
Company issued, and losses immured under the atone
equitably admitted and promptly d. •
.szius_LlLA WILSON.
EL W. OUR. FOURTH AND ORESTNUT 81121
f62s4Nytc3t
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
Y, MO PANY.
INOORPORAM THE Lscuaurrnur OF
P LVAN
T ral&
OFFICE B. E. CO It THI AND WALNUT
litres% Philo& kids.
MARINE INS RANCE
§N VESSELS,
AR 0 To all par* of the Wend.
RE G teirr,
nviviteritlius
On Goode, by 1 1 vilglik, Late* Mid Lewd Carriage
F a N f at A u k C n i3
Cu Marehan se senerelly.
On Stores. awelha OFF THE
&o.
ABBETS TEE commix'.
November 1,186,.
Par. /
Market Mee. Lupo, rhtladejpida Chty 6 rit' cent.1 . =n....251.41,530 CO
1003)30, fentuolyanie State fr or.
21,0011 Penusylvanis State 6 V ot. I, n...'. 21,1221 00
25,000, U.S. Treasury OM V cent. Notes and
interest dne • . 26,163 134
120,000 U, S. Treasury 6 tirortfOtiraiiii
set ...,.• • , 3005111
$20,000 Tempora da ry Lomita' the City dr 00
WOO 00
550400,'. Penns wants Railroad Id . Mortgage
64r oent. Sonde— . ON) 00
1120,000, North lenneylvanla Railroad/41511
00
-
@NX) Wennial l e v tAra t. P l a j tsTe d n a ger away /1 ""
Company ot. coupon bonds WOO CO
1116.000,1100 shares stook Germantown oe+!0 e+!
Comp interest and prinoli a Z
smaranned by the city of Flu -
Magda 31,930 00
15,000, 'hares Perm2Yl34Oda niitroad
Company— 11,711 00
85030, 100 shame North Pennoylvarda Rail
road Company-- . 00
/I,BM, ahareeThiladeipera lop Hot etiorant
eiffiTot Company, FliiMdelp a and
savannah Steam Navigation Com-
Kn i z, Coliaih n ßtering Navigation
AgYriltrt and Art
Company, Amdeldila zxonanse
company IMO OD
Ler ti r , i , 8 pi l l in o . rtg ... ages, &M UM Estate, Of- 611.2 , . 7111 54
fd
Bills reoeivabre for lusurart4l maj0=: —. 19179 3 8 1 1;9 1
Dee due et Agenoiee—Fremiunis QD Ma
rine Policies, interest, and other debts due
Sari; ?1714 1 1,7rsiliiitry'll;itu — aioei'd3m s a- °a " 68
ikut on Deposit in Bank— 4= DUE gi
DIRE(
rohn ßA
ef fSA. F s
ohn IL guroge o '
%yam, _
~
ii„,,,,4.„.:5,.r..
J... O. mama
imori t Og i rifwig.
r , . c . , 11. M..guet'on.
rge G. Leiner,
Oar i tes e retY. -
Vi l t i .
HENRY LYLENJ N. Beet
pAINIE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
2L . 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRI
NSL. 1266 HYAYLVANI TILE STATE OF
.
CONFINED TO PEN FIRE AND INLAND RMS.
*. s a e rr4An,
pChGee Ri#orttion: yvirlowiwb,
101;0 Prim Moine, t '
Menko Stem.
on. ILAN
WZA R t, President.
JO A
ANC
. ,OCUM, Vioe
WILLIAMS I. B ANC . Bearetary. ran -Of
riFFICIE OF
C TH E o QU
w A A KE a R r
CSTIRTY IN
-
sunAURTH AN N UAL STA w EAENT EET.
BUSINESS AND INSURANCE COMPANY
or THE QUAKER
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ae Presented to its Stockholders. Jan. S, lBBO,
Capital Stook.. —4200,000.00
8u 01ne January 1, ... - 134 " 1 ."
emisms reoetved in 1810:
ttre ..... • • 0 118 A 8 4.8 3
larine 183,480.20
SUOMI
'ransportation—• MALE
Interest __
—...
Salvage and reinsuranee—_.
18827X53.1.2911
•••••
LOSSES, EXPENSES. &c. • 6e9"43.29
kogers lir in Ur •‘• • t o •• • • Allin
wniuen Comm mons agents(
rpans,i caws, onion rent ......• i
83 WO 66
nnting, adn6rtiling do expenses, "
&Mee said in 6.488.13
einsuranoe and return premi
ums.— .-- 47,885.68
'5530,1960
ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgagee on real
estate.— .5100,400.00
Ground rents in I.hdadelphia . 3,2.50.00
80 shares Continental Bank, New
8,000,80
thetirea 2400.00
100 0 Corn lowing', Bank,
Philadelphia 4,800.00
60 share. Union BankAltida.... 3, 0 00.00
ZS do Coneolldated Bank d 0.., 780.00
18 do Fanners Meohanior
Bank, Camden , . J. , EEO
1080searee of Railroad. Canal, an d
other stooks, all paying 0 per
oent market value . . , . 81.060.00
Cannon bonds hearing a aria g 19,1M 1 .00
Negotiable bills reoeivablegLoos,po
Cash in hands of agents and" in -
transit. • —•••— • .. 24A11.49
Cash on ha n d ln bank— 90,877,40 •
This Company oontinues to make Immune! againgt
Lose on all kind' of Fire, Marine, and Inland Rieke, on
the most favorable terms.
OFFICEIB.
11: j e li Pr i etielYtar P. iitif T:
Iteoretarr and Treaty"- ...ft_cskoosuALL.
Militant deoretar, . d tzt : HR,
rge K. Mart, j)i
T inder B. Perkins.
: C afi e eil
A. C. Cattail,
Andrew It. Chambers,Samuel Jones, M. D.
Hon. H . M. Fuller.
la2l.tr H. R. COGGSHALL, Secretary.
TORENOII GELATINE WHITE, BEST
and4 F g o allt r lME ßn i 11"TinUt'lfat47
QUILLS—For sale by WETIIERILL tt
r 6 .7 BILOTBI3 N4.CI sad if Nortk lINCIOND knot
THE PI I, ,F , S§7 — PBa, I, ,P.ELPMA , SATVADAy, MARCH • 3, 1860.
.-......8000.000 00
.., 247,436 48
.... 447,435 48
FIRST.
SECOND.
Par Market !menet
value. value. of loan,
IX° 1.200 963 M
6,300 00
9 209 68
9989 01
sdl7,/35 48
THIRD.
None
FOURTH,
Aol4l'B,
ROOM NO. 1,
PHILADELPHIA
san,ssa.a
Tr? !:
.fill1:1 3 .'"
enry S i beerk l :'
Tard arliagtene
Joues p itraeoe.
on= 0 . fi v a lh
ebort s ilitztea,
ISOOD .r, Jones,
amee B. M'Farlanly
whoa P. Eyre
. y . lep t agl , e: Pitts'[,
kr. i t Mellte r.„ G.
I. HAND' Arkie r Pr i e i si e d 3 e4
'rotary. di e. du
INSURANCE CORIPANIES.
.S'TATEB 4 7.IFE INSURANCE.
ANNUITY. AND, TENST COMPANY OP Inn-
Moo, B.' Corner of THIRD and
CHESTNUT girpite.
,DIVIDE D FOR' THE YEAR 1859.
•rhe Direatora,fr om the earplug or saving' upon the
business of the Company for the year endine December
31,1669, have declared s BONU S to the Polio
_y Holders
to the extent, of T WEN TY-EYE PER fIENT„ to be
added to the insured amount payable at death, or else
the present value IN CASH ' , at the-option of the bi
ennial.
ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1081.
sftalt on hand, and in bank5........1244.262 40
Clash in bank at New OriElane.. . ,• 11.070 92
Loans on ortll, seen red.by
ample col
laterals . ..... Ken 02
8120,16
Bills receivab1e....... ....,_.._........01.8 6 ;33
eal Mate, bones , and morrgagee,... 106m6 86
Dank, railroad, canal, and other ettleke and
securities.. . . . • • ... . 267,178 41
Loaned on paßolee . deferred prammma, and
balanoee due from agent 5... ......
Present value of annual premiums.
ROTORS.
1 Benjamin W. Tingley,
Patrick Brady.
Thomas T. Lea.
George Junkin.
B. Franklin Jackson.
Pliny Fisk.
RAWFORD. President.
TINGLEY, Fine President.
2 1 11. a dl ' i l d tTa r rdn l if . ° 15.. Alex.
Yell-stuttint Wat
Htephen IL Crawford.
Paul H. Goddard, hi. D,
James Havanna,
.niel Heideman.
William W. Godwin.
Alex, C. Hart. M. D.
By PE HEN R. (
BENIAMIN W.
Jane R. MINTER, Beare
C
C. H
Medical M l,l . D xaminers—Pai
art, .
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
JE-4 ANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL tors_ INSU
BALK COMPANY Northeast oorner or 151.1 RD and
, Nt i firi t tS t f . , AV I A Th 9 rt Co re . term r
o dire—grants
annuli es and endowments—parallaxes life interests in
Real Estate, and makes all oontraotaldenending on the
co/tinge nines of Life.
They sat an E.:mouton, Administrators, Assignees
Trustees, and Guardians.
time] L. Miller, TRUE"
c l ittllVAtildi
Miami P. Hacker,
William H. Kern,
V
'74 y W 14el
l,
Henry C. Towneen
ds
°Mims Kent,
i
tam H. Carr,
Y. Dntlotra
Misr(' Robertson.
artier M. Ravin,P. B.h'ih.
lo
®%VIES
AML, E
Joan W. Iloarioa. &mei
ITEM.
Samuel B. Stokes,
William Martin,
amee B. McForlant,
Joseph.3l. Trotter,
Entee Linton,
oophilue Paulding,
• mund A. 8004er,
amol L. Ifutolunsoll
W. Hornig,
in 8, Archer,
unnel J. hnetioni
Joseph M. Thorium,
John G. Brenner,
iler, Easton.
, L. MII4IER, PreeldenG
E. BTOKhB, Wm
Pre.
+tan. sole-17
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PERPET
11,AL.
0.310 WALNUT Street, above Third , Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus in
vested in sound and available Seounties, continue to
insure on Dwellinse, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in Port and their cargoes , and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIIISCTORS.
Thos. R. Marie, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell,
Samuel Id. Morton, Edmund 0. Dutilh,
Patnok Bruin,
i,srael Chas. W. Poultney,
rris.
THOMAS Mo R. MARIS, President.
ALBERT 0. L. CRAWFORD, Secretary. je22-tf
EECHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—Moe No. 409 WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Homes and Merchandise
generally, on favorable term, either lmuttd or
etual. Der-
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Boneall, MMus T. Owen,
.IplinQ„ Gannon°, Thoman Marsh,
ReaHollinehead, Salnl. 1,. Smed ley John MoDowell, Jr., Edward D. Roberts,t
RAC. Hale. John J. Griffith,
James T. Hale (Bellefonte.)
JEREMIAH BONSALL, President.
pHtt Q. GINNODO, Vice President.
EDWARD W. DAVID, Peoretary ja2s-tuthelv
SAVING FUNDS.
AMERICAN SAVING FUND--Compa
ny!s Building, southeast corner WALNUT and
FOURTH' Streets. Open daily from 9 till IS o'cloek, end
on MONDAY till Bin tiro evening, This Old Institution
has always paid ID full ; on demand, svithoat notice.
INTEREBr FIVE, ritilt CENT
All flume paid Imoitenlem,lll.Q. in gold and silver.
1111 , FF;yd.
ALEX. W - 1111.LHIN, President.
BKML,. WORK, Vice President.
John C. Fart. T. K. Harper. George Nugent.
John Anspaoh, Jr, Saint 'P. Bodine, AM. G. Roberto.
John Mimeo, Jonas Bo*Man. If H. Eldridge,
Wm. J. Howard. JOHN 8. WILSON, Treasurer.
JOHN O. B[MB, Secretary. mh2-6t
g PRING GARDEN SAVING FUND BO
P . - 7 OMIT OF PHILADELP I tIi
Otil, No, an North Ail) Street
_C neolidaby Ban) la mns,) •
CHARTER-is BY Til Lb.'el FILATURE OFFENN
BY VAN A.
1 1 62 m ite I f i d r l "l illeA n w i l l itga f ,?l7.l l , o ,iztirATlO
b in arca isa lNAßgf . tk from the driy of deposit ti with
drawn:
A rerponilble andiellable Savings Institution has tons
beep needed m the Northern cl:f t,he aitu t id e “ e ll;
t iff E.Va r eM B :i v iPIA, F V... p.i J.,
.."1,,,,,"1; 1 4 - t i neo:ssity.
The manager,. isiorsamfing am mamba le, have been
pint ra l erl y t u sitial i ti p l i r tli t e o v:Tbir and i L e h :ta b / 1 1:
as POlnilation o zAheif&tnassou i tit.
From Ito IX o'orook; also, on. M o nday and Ittarod&S
from I until 8 o'olook In o evening,
Ilanallins.
sWert.* Klett, I t :eft Phase
;!itioi'l/lr'kofror;
JcZ i rtif . . & t tli l a
mama art,
,'ohn Keil', Jr". rafaVit'``•
amen li , ngte,
ph rtriVoll, lidn. Wm. millwardd
W e 'L i Thf j rn, dio
7:113. =el;
Ater a . . " ffillgeldi a , l ireelkomt,
Flamm Isms. tiootatin. le2o-tfit
RAVING Etitth.---lINITED STATES
TRUST 001EPARY, owner THIRD and CREST-
Vi NET .V B :4 4e t a io ci a m n all ohNlVßA mrs day opakohv:
off.„%c3fOrgtherAT i'U l trottom . r, every a a7, and on
m ßil'ffselllg i einganrr i e="2ls4olB3/d,
Dom I upwatds 4
irldeut—fiThPKEN ft, Ca_WFORD.
q_SIIIITei—JAMES ft. HURTER.
INY FISK. Admin.
RAVING FUND--FIVE PERM
aisn.
zaateume j etaMatooil'nnoiv t a
teldt eilgtliletAtiEVEAni
on ly hi, cr m i day from c eolociaa ;
mol t ur n
, s l k o : loon
_ q: p_. F or, end on
4u " IdiVfligaritO :raj MI
Waunin Run, &orator/.
1. ~D1R1CT0r..._,„....
n.„Ertkit.,l/11101's a7rriltN.... "
bert Selfridge, minas Lae,
nal K.Atstiton, (mph Yerkea,
Landrown hlunns, James L. Stephenson.
oney le received and payments made daily.
he Invent - meats are nada, ist oonfornuty_ with the
pyoviiio of the Charter, In Heal Estate Mortgagee,
wound Re nts, and snot!, and-chum secnrittensa will M
iro Insure perfect security to the depositors, and
i l i utti, ot MI to give permanency and stability to
aul-b,
PIANOS.
J. & 0. FISOHER'S AND OTHERS'
oelebrated New York PIANOS. From $lBO,
upward" to e4OO. For male for cub. and on mointhly In-
Yi11,11041 to gent. JAS. 881.1,AK,
VP Pc. ZBlBoutb FIFI:11. Bt., abovprooe,
fel-Im* B ole Agent.
ffISTEINWAY dc SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
VAR GRAND, AND SQUARE rIANOS,tnow pre
oonoorts and in private circles by the best
performers. Received the first premiums over the best
makers, from Judges like Gottschalk, Mason, and elhera
Challenge all competition, BLASIUS BROTHERS,
db-ly
1666 CHESTNUT Street.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS I
PLpahLODEANO-PORONSTER.
• .PIA - 140-PQR
MELODET:i
PlA iR;1 1 0
A S. TBS.
Mede • EONS.
vizrribtonm other. Nunn. k ' alai*
J. E, OULD_,
SEVENTH and CHESTNIFIr.
" A GREAT IMPROVPIMENT IN
PIANOS.
BOROMACRER & CO.,
1031 011EI1TNUT Street, reapeetfully invite the male
loving public. to call i and examine their new and ene
vam PARLOR GRAND PIANO,
Raying converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Plano into that of a Square Instrument,
voiding &lithe objectifts generally made to the style of
rand Piano, also dinUmehing the cost of the same.
volume, purity of tone, great power, bmlletticy,
nem, derail. and evenneas of touoh, with exquisite dell
enre lrlvterie t see
Sl . TIFULLY-FINIBRED IN
STRUMENTS
are wholly unequalled. They have received the highest
41100MiUM11, and are orononnoed by oritme to be far su
perior to any instruments ever manufactured in Ude
eountry.
Constantly on hand, a bland elegant easortment of
our uhrivap
ed PIANOS . e. pave been awarded the
First rrenur at 411 024 bitlons ever exhiolleni
eludingAhe rise Medal from the Oryetal Palace E
New orlrallaa. 441-t
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER it WILSON
SEWING MAOIIINES.
HENRY COY, Agent,
1120 CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOOR,
!naoklnes, with Operators, on lore to Private Famines.
BRANCH OVVICES:
West STATE Street, Trenton, N. J.
110 CENTRAL SQUARE, Easton, Pa.
Jalo-11m
WILCOX & GIBBS' BEWING MA.
C.IIINE.—Thp groat and inossasing demand for
Wiloox & Gibbs' Sewing.Maohine is a
R
foB4l
CIGARS. TODACIM, &c.
E T ABL IS HED 1760.
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 and 18 CRAMBERBASTREET,
(Formerly 42 Chatham street, New York,)
Would nail the especial attention of Grocers and
Dniggisti to his removal, and alt, the articles of Ids
mandraoture, :
BROWN BNIJF7.
Mh"
Fine knew,
Coarse Ranee, Demiros,
yon wirsinla,
, Natchitoches,
America. uentlemap, CoPerthasen,
YELLOW 81.411 FF.
•
fto Flesh ficotoh,
Hlinsturt Hoorah, Itch High 7' mud,
Fresh Bono, Dew Bootoh, uce or Lunuyloot.
Tuak
smoxtrio. Winn CUT CIinVING. NAMING.
P. A. L.. or plait, Ot. Jairo,
I'lCavendish, or isreet,. Spanish,
gles• / & 2. Sweet &Anted Orinoco. Canister,
Kitefoot. Tin Foil tlvendish, ?Lire Turkish.
Circular of Prioes will 14 . 1 3
whfch will be agd n a e :u ' perior article for dipping pur
poses. dU.-8m
HEMOVAXS.
iIEMOVAL.-ANGM, HUGEL, & CO
have removed their Comb ri&-house from BROAD
Street, below VINE. to FiRMERS AND AIROLIA
NICPO BANK BUILDING, GIBBI`NUT Street, below
FIFTH.
Philadelphia, Fob. 28th, 18(i.
%TM. D. KELLEY' AND GEORGE A.
• I , ‘ VOFFU, Attorney,' at Lew. have removed to
12 , 3 South SIXTH Street. holm Chnienut. fe23-Im*
SAM. N. DAVITS & SON,
BILL WICERS,
HAVE,RIIMOVED TO
o. 1196 DOCK STREET
pp- nniovm j --SBIALL & OIIANDLER,
WIIOLF:giL E G OCER/I,lxave removed from
y North ottcorm ottot, to /23 MARKET BUM.
above Front. north nide.. Jaf
SYRUP 3,10 L A -S S, loc.-500 Ude. and
Ms, Wino and in unVittu s ar. t haminme.. ,
isititerAvor tki ill ialU"
1
=DM
liras DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DI AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
.ARTS
end.McWINNEY y fd. PATTP,RSON.
Exp. Pecember T e rm , 3859. No. 53.
The auditor appointed to distribute the proceeds of
sale, under the shore writ, of the fullowing described
P l4ll 7i1:1; i'7ls l ;t l flin lot or pier 11( ground, vnth the three
story dolt building, ono rto ' ry bit , l; kit chen and frame
stable thereon erected situate ..n the east side of
Twenty-third Street. late Nixon street, in the Fifteenth
Ward of the city of Philadelphia. beginning at
the distance of seventy-eight foot one molt north
from the north side of o twenty-fret eri.. a alloy or street,
runningq outwardly from the said Twenty-third street.
called Ralston Street, containing in front or breadth en
said Twenty-third Street, seventeen feet eleven inches,
ineludins a two feet three notice wide alley, on the
south aide thereof, laid out for the use of this and the
adjoining property on the south, said alley being forty
six feet ten inches deep, and said lot extending in eolith
of said width of seventeen feet eleven inches, one
hundred feet to a ten-feet-wide alley or court running
southwarilly into said Ralston street • bounded north
by ground of Henry .1. Williams and others, seat by
toe said ten-feet alley, south by ground of James
belson and west by said Twenty-third street. The
northernmost sixteen leer beim( the same tot or piece
of ground which Joshua H. Braker and wife, by inden
ture dated the eighteenth day of November, A. 1)1258.
and about to be recorded. granted and conveyed' unto-
William Patterson, subject to a certain yearly ground
rent of forty dollars, payable to Henry J. 'Williams and
others, their heirs and assigns forever; and the
gouthernmont 0120 foot and eleven inches thereof being
part of nlargKer lot, which John J. Braker, by indenture
made the eighteenth day of Qatoher. A. 1).,1858 and
about be recorded, granted and conveyed unto 'Wil
liam atterson aforesaid—
NVill meet all parties interested at his office. No. 2.1
South Third street, on WEON &WAY, March 11th,
1860. at 4 o'clock P. AL, when and where all persons are
required to make their claims before said Auditor, or
they will be debarred from coining in upon said fund.
mh2-10t JOHN A., CLARK, Auditor.
66,610 27
1,067,670 80
WHEREAS, LETTERS TFSTAMEN
TA RV Upon the estate of JOHN GETZ, late of
the city of Philadelphia,deceatied, have been granted to
the subscriber, hit persona indebted to the said estate
are hereby requested to make immediatepayment, and
those having olaims or detnands against the said estate
will make known the same without delay, to
JOSEPH SPARKS, Executor,
Corner of Ontario and Heath streets, Philadel
phia.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-L CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of DAVID CON. I' deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle,
and adjust the first account of Philip d. P. Conner
m Issue ~ ad
ministrator de lus non cum testamento annexo or Da
vid Conner, docaaaeit,nnd to make dietribution of tbe
Balance in the hands of the accountant, will meat tile
Parties interested for the ptirprises of hos appointment,
on MONDAY, March 12th MO, at 11 o'clock A. el., at
lire office, No. 630 WALNUT dtrept. In the city of Phi
ladelphia. JOHN JO. rnosins, Auditor.
10hl•thetu-51
TN TILE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
I N
FOR T i ig CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.-0 ' OF PHILADELPHIA ye. WILLIAhI
DE HAVEN. Lovari Pastas, December Term, 1859,
o. &O.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report distribu
tion of the fund arising from the Sheriff's sale, under
the above writ, of all that certain lot of g round and the
two th ree-storted brick threlti nit emoted upon the same,
situate on the east side of Twentieth street forty feet
south of Plymouth street. in the Eighth ward, cite
•f Philadelphia. containing m front on Twentieth
street thirty-four feet, and in length seventy-three
feet—will meet the parties having claims against the
said fundon TUESDAY, March 13th.1860. at 4 P. M.,
nt his Otti'co, No , 1512 WALNUT Street, city of Phila
delphia. 'WILLIAM ERMIT.
mlit-thstu ISt Auditor.
XE OIJ TOR 'S NOTlCE—Notice is
hereby given that Letters of Adqistratton. with
the Will annexed, of LEWIS B. COFFIN, deomsed,
have been granted to tie Undereighed by the Rowleter
of Philadelphia ; and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to call and make payment, and thode lute
itht elating against the said deceased are requested to
present the same to the undersigned for 'payment
MARY W. COFFIN',
3a21-sat No. soa CHRISTIAN Street.
L M
LETTERS TESTAENTARY TO THE
21 -a Estate of LYDIA LOCKYER, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment, and those
having elainui to present the same to
J. E. WAINWRIGHT,
lit2l-sot. 1012 North FIFTH Street.
JANE WADE, by her next friend, BEN
JAMIN It. PARIS, vermin JOHN'tirAOH.,
Common Plena. December Term, 1859.
To JOHN WADI:—Sts: You will take notice. that
the testimony on the part or the libellant in the above
case, will be taken before the Kxaminer upon Tleaday,
the el xth day of March. A. D. 1060, at t o'clock I
my office, No. n3O WALNUT Street, when and where
you may attend if you think proper.
THOMAS J. DIEHL, Attorney for Libellant.
felB-16t
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
fIAP AR TNERSIIIP.-CIIARLES
V ADAMS has this day admitted into Partnership his
son, CHARLES H. ADAMS.
The style of the firm will he
CHARLES ADAMS & SON.
who will continue the WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DRY-HOODS BUSINESS at the old stand, S. E. corner
of EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
CHARLES ADAMS.
. CHARLES It . ADAMS.
• Philadelphia, Third mo. 1, 180.
CIRntILAR.
The subscribers respectfully Worm their friends and
the public that they have made important alto retools to
the Old Establishment, end are now prepared to exhibit a
large and splem.l o id stock of
FANG) AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted to the want. of Families.
Particular attention is a so r ( t iven to the choice of
PLAIN ODS.
Dealrone not onli of rata rung all the old customers
but of dularging t a businees. the uhdereigned true/
that. with addatona hare and attention to the wants of
purohasore, they will teethe an ino remelt share of pa
tronage. CHARLES ADAMS & SON.
mhl lm S. E. corner FAMINE and ASCII Ste.
Tin UNDERSIGNED hare THIS DAY
roomed a onpartnereha,, under Oho style of J. E.
STEVENS & CO., for Om pnrpese of concluding the
hueinene of the Continental Hotel, at the corner of
CHESTNUT and NOVIIIEI..OI.
February 18
MEDICINAL.
DYSPEPSIA. FIFTY YEARS INDE
SCRIBABLE AGONY FROM DYSPEPSIA,
Nervofisness. Sickness et„ i i he Stomach, and Vomiting,
have beengsnl_bil) AR Y'B delmAtug health
_easdhfi
WA& 2 116 1. 1iMilUgUit,
Mot Snis : tam happy to inform 1011 of the great
benefit my daughter has moeiyed from the Revaje n t s ,
Ambles. She wee very thin and delicate. rein too tall
for her age, between ten and eleven, whim she com
menced taking it. It has made her quite strong and
healthy. I oonaider it the most nutritious reShitatlve
food for children and delicate persons.
Believe me, dear Sirs, truly 'Ma,
1. I. MAKE,
13 Union street, Third district, Now Orleans.
March 13th. lAA
For seventeen years I have been laboring under an
insufferable elfin: tom, deprived of eleep, and so dizzy at
tune that ! could no help myself; my stomach would
fad me. and I thee became a I
helpless, enervated lava
lid, At Inc!, on the lath of , juno,l&sl, was taken (town
with an *Wine flux and silting pains in the bowel..
Often as I went toted at night, y thought I should never
are the monnug. hly medical attendant and friend, in
whom was all my trust, could do .nothing to alleviate
my sufferin
g. and sent tee to one of Ina colleagues,
whose attendance proved ite ensuocessful, all the reme
dies preecribed failing to aflord the any relief. It was
at this stage of my disease that. on the &hot September
loot, 1 luckily rant one of nty Wenn. who told me that
Mr. J. B. Monier had passed through the same ordeal,
and had been radically timed by Du Barry's Revaiehta
Arabian. Thereupon I immediately began to make use
of it, and, soon after, I felt relieved; and the extraor
dinary ohange for the better I have gradually expe
rienced ranee, owing to that excellent Farina, inunes
me to believe that I am completely cured
F. B. BERNARD,
Commercial Abstract Clerk in the Collector's Mee.
mina no. 84
[From the Arm. James QamptAll, Brderitone flee
tory,llmar, Faltenliath, lorfblk
30 0 0
O 6111, le6.
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JAMES T. °Am -lieu,.
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INLAND YALE.
Charleston.— 60
Savant el.-- 31 00
25 00
3176
At1anta........_..31 00
38 tO
To Charleston_.... ..316 00
Savannah...... is 00
ugusta.— ..... 3s 00
Maaoh .. Si 00
(0
23 CO
T
part, ... 00 ilhany ...-- .17 00
/1 ontxontery 21 00 loptgoMely..— .33 CO
Mob'le.,. 3.3 00 tondo. .......... 40 00
New (Manna 39 76 New Orcears . .. . 01 00
EXCURSION TICKETS 0 THE CHA -TON
CONVEN'CION ... 'tat — 5. -
No hub of lading signed after the ship h . ar l ed.
For freight pr pareare apply on boar , •.' ceoond
w hart above Vine grad t, or to
ALEX. HERON, Jr..
Southweet corner FOURTR and CHESTNUT,
Agorae in Charleston T. R. k T. 0. BUDD.
Savannah, 'HUNTER & OA6I MEW,.
For Florida from Charleston, Matron Carolina every
Tuesday
For Florida from Savannah, steamers St, Mary's and
St. John's, every 'Monday and Saturday.
FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE.—
MPA
O NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAMSHIP
The United States Mall Steamships A II AOO, 2,800
tons, David Lines, Commander, and FU TON, 2,000
leave new
Vigi,, j r,:f. A ,:aii V egaaTn i Nt n er r O il iear IMO, on
the following nays
To meet new requirements of the Poet Office Depart,.
ment, the days of sailing of the jiRA 0 and FULTON
from HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTO .wall after their
VIIVn voyages, be changed an follows from NEW
IC!save in the case of the present departure of Lhe
FULTON, which rill take place on the 17th Deoember,
the schedule remains, unaltered:
V12 1 1431 w ... 1 .V1V0 17. F Urazt
A . N3 2 40 .
ARADO Jan. 7. ARAGO.....*Jan. 31.... It n b. I.
FULTON..—Feb. FULTON—_Feb.2B 29.
AltAGO.— Aloh.ll. AR AGO 27...hich. 29.
FULTON—filch. 21. ULTON....A gt....Apl.
These steamer., built. expressly for Government ser
vice, with double engines, under deck, every attention
has been token in the construction of the hull and ma
chinery to insure gaiety and speed. The ships have five
water-tight oompartments enoloeing the engines, so
that in the event of collision or stranding the water
could not reach them. and the pumps being free to work,
the safer yof the vessel and passengers woula be se
cured. Repent experience tine demonstrated the abso
lute necessity of this' mode of construction.
Tne accommodations for passenger's are believed to
combine every comfort and convenience that can be de
mod.
From New York to Southampton or Havre—First
Cabin, CPO; Second do., 4276.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—First
Orin, 700 francs; Seeend do., 3110 francs.
o passenger' going to London these steamers offer the
a vantage of economy both in time and expense. Specie
delivered in London. No passage secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All letters and news
pa_pere must pass through the Post Moe.
For freight orunssage apply to
W.g. DRAYTON. Agent, 7 lirotulway, New York,
WI L I I I AM 'SALIN, Agent, Havre.
OR 8 EY & CO., Agents. Southampton.
AMER CAN EUROPEAN IMPRESS COMPANY,
Agent, Paris.
War. NEILSON, Agent, Oillee, Toba Warehouse,
DOCK and FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plans of the ships can be seen,
gPiTUE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL &TEAM-
PROM NEW YORK TO LIVIRITOt....
Chief Cath Axone—. ..... •• • • • 4 1,,
,
,
Pioond Cabin
in Ihmage -- • •
PROM BOSTON TO lavEarooL.
Chief Cabin Pam R ...... • • • • • • • •.....,.
Second Cabin Plumage ....' and d or i ;
The ships from Boston oall at t Hsr
CANADA, Capt. LaqK,
AMERICA, Capt. Aliliar,
NlAGARA L Capt.Anderson
EUROPA, llapt..l, Laitoh,
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins,
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone.
ARIA, Capt. E. 0. Lott,
AFRICA, Capti.Rlmpsif
naon
These vessels cam a clear white light at masthead
green on etas board bays ; N.
on port bow.
ARABIA, Stone, leave N. York, Wednesday, Feb'y 22
EUROPA, Leitoh. " Boston, Wednesday, March 7
AFRICA. Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, March 14
AMERICA, Millar, " Boston, Wednesday, March 71
ASIA. Lott, 74. York, Wednesday, March 28
CANADA. Lang, Boston, Wednesday , April 4
ARABIA. Stone, " N. York, Wednesday, April II
NIAGARA. " Roston. Wednesday, April 12
PERSIA. Juekine, " N. York, Wednesday, April 25
Berths not secured 00111 paid tor.
An experienced Sursoop on b
The owners of these chips will not be accountable for
Gehl, Silver. Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones,
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor. and
the value thereof therein exPressed. For freight or
passage apply to E. CUNARD,
fef/ Dowling Oren, Now York,
BALES BY AUCTION.
Fp - RREES, BEENIZY; & CO.,
No. im NI ARK FIT KFR
®ALE OF IMPORTED ODS. AND DOMESTIC DRY
GO
On TIMIKULY Morning.
Mitten oth, at 10 o 'clock, by catalogue, on mil months'
OMR
-400 paokages and lota of imported sad domeetio dry
goods.
BSCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431
• CHESTNUT ETREET rite the Cutout
Honsa. between FOURTH and 1 t Streets.
SPECIAL BALE OP 500 DOZE •RUPERIOR. STE
REOSCOPIC PICTURES, REVOLVING AND
PLAIN BOXES, &a., de.
On Monday Morning,
March 6th, commencing . at 10% o'clock precisely,
cossistins of a complete assortment of Lansheim's
hest plain and:colorrd views, colored English groups
slid scenery. oity and near views, &r.
Also, walnut and rosewood revolving bones, atngle
storeoecopes, &s.
KIER [PP'S SALE OF A STOCK OF RA 61 - 1 1 1 k SS.
BRIDLES, TR iNKR. An., Am, MANUFACTURED
BY Mr. C. P. HENSEL
On Monday Morning.
March 6th. commencing at 10 o'clock. will be sold, by
order of Wm. 11. Kern. Sheriff. upon the premises, '
southwest corner of Sixth and Chestnut streetsAths
entire fixtures of the establishment, comprising large
show case, shelving, tools. benches. fire-proof, a Inn e
Int of second-hand harness. materials, chandeliers, Ac.,
tc. Also,
On Tuesday Morning.
March 6th. at the auction room. 431 Chestnnt street by
catalogue, commencing at 10 o'clock, the entire sro-k of
the above celebrateo menu flctursr, compiling
100 sets superior single and double harness. plain and
embroidered with geld and silver mountings; a com
plete assortment of ladies' and gents' saddles, fine and.
heavy bridles, whips, horse blankets, mountings, orna
ments. Ao.,An.
TRUNKS. VALISES. AND MATERIALS. -
Also. superior sole-leathentravelling trunks, bonnet
and but boxes. carpetbags. valises, Ac.
Also, a complete assortment of every variety of mate
riels and trimmings, used in the business.
Goods now arranged for examination, with cata
logues.
SECOND APRING SALE OP EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS, Ac.. tic.
On 'Wednesday :Somm,
March Bth, by catalogue. on a credit
-600 packages and lots. comprising a general assort
'bent of rich new style embroideries, white good'', lore
matte, &a., to which the attention of the trade is in
vited.
lIET &melee and catalogues early on the morning of
sale.
XTURr.B AT YRIVATE SALE.
orderTh fixtures of n. first -olau dry-goods store , in perfeot
rot $1 •
PRILIP FORD & CO , AUCTIONEERS,
No. 090 MARKET SUnet, and /RI MINOR firrnet„
',BALE OP 1,000 CASKS ROOTS, SHOES. BKO
GANS, de.
On Thursday Morning.
Maroh oth, at 10
preelPeln Win be sold by
catalogne, on four months' credit, 1 CM cases boot.,
shoe.. brogans, 30., consisting in part of men's, born',
and youths' calf and kip boots; (Alf and patent leather
Oxford ties and gaiters; super calf gaiters and walgoie
inoe3;„ atnmen's, nosses',, and children's calf. kip.
goat, and morocco hoots, gaiters, union tie., and slip.
pets, embracing a full assortment of aerisonablo goods.
from first-class manufasturera. Also, simples of Iti)
case. gingham umbrellas,
Mr' Catalogues and G
sampler early on morning of sale.
PEREMPTORYTIAN RALE sampler
INGRAIN AND VENI
CARPETI.
•
On Tuesday Morning,
March 13th, at 1036 o'clook t will be sold hy catalogue,
on e 1.% months' credit. WO pieces super all-wool and
worsted ingrain carpetmgr, wool fil li ng do. Vertitmt
and list 4-4, 3-4. and 6.8 carpet:mg.
J. WO LBERT du CO., AUCTIONEERS,
%-J. 619 ARCH Street. between Fifth and Sixth.
REGULA SALE&
PTY ICOOde, olotamg, e:trgw gOcrs, carpets, boots,
shoes. &o. In lots arkpted to the city and country re
tail trade:by catalogue. and for cash.
Fat - suture, china, glass. &c., every Wednesday mora
ine.
Trees, plants, vines, &miervery 'Thursday and Pato
day moraine during the season.
Special sales of all or any description of property at
any time to suit the convenience of the owners thereof.
FIRST SPRING pAr,E. OF DRY GOODS—FOR CASH.
-
Onin - eSdai Mormon.
Gth inst., at 10 o'clock precisely, at 619 Arch street. by
catalogue, mud in lots to snit the city and country retail
trade, commuting
R6O lots itnported and domestic staple and fancy dry
kOods, and port of a, city retail stock, consisting of
Frenoh prints. American do, cotton hose and half
hoes, gloves, napkins, damask table:cloths, fine, super,
and extrajnonnets, embroidered table cloths, dishing',
dress 'Mks. linen cambric handkerchiefs. merseilles
vestings, lawn, robes, linen shirt bosoms, neck ties, ta
ble cloths. summer coating, linen buttons, sat Mirage,
semi's, shawls. belts, collars edging and inserting, black
lace caps, Indies' embro,dered skirts, linen cambric
handkerchiefs needlework cellars, seats' neck ties, su
per litclle shawls. he
Also, included in sole will be found a large variety of
goods not or umerated.
vifir Purchasers are referred to catalogues and gam-
Plot early out the morning of sale.
MOSES NATHANS, AIIOTIONEER
AND COMMISEDOD. MERCHANT, southeast
corner of SIXTH and RACE 14 tr.! et&
MONIN TO LOAN-I
. . .
.230,000 to 1011, in large or anu4 521104111101, m
etooka,V)td and loiter plate, Manmade, watohea, Jewel
ry, fowling Metre,. dry good , . clothing, gramma, m
g= It i g ar ,VntWieh e i t ale a n Ti l eerr I t A m o e n u lt fitr ' '
aruo l l t :a r o e
value, tor any .anath of time ag.eau on mare
liberal terms than at any other eatahltint in thin
atty.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
At private sale, splendid piano forte, in non rosewood
cage, cost 8600. price 8160; fine 18-caret gold hunting
case patent lever watch, double time and Independent
seconds, only 11/2: fine gad hunting - case knelish pa
tent lever *a °hes, of the moat approved and best
makes, from $.26 to 8100. Eno gold double. bottom El:re
lish pateht laver watoheil, best make, from Sri to $140,,
fine 13-caret hunting-vase detached patent lever
watches. 13 jewels, from 816 to 933 • open face do., from
810 to 813; fine 10-caret gold Ultra hunting case
watohes st SID; open face do., from alo to 4m; civet
English patent lever watches, in Minting case.
and double bottom, of the most approved and beet make.
from 410 to $ 3O • American hunting cue elver patent
lever watches al Sge; hunting case carer duplex
watches; ditto double time. from guts 4110 bonito
cue ether lever watches, fall jewelled. winds without
a key, froth 6116 to 800; Lepine do., from 813 to 813;
Minting ease sifter detached lever watches L3jewels,
fromo to In; open face do., from 86 to Bunting
case e elver ',mune watches, fell jewelled, $T to
810; open face de., from $ a to hi; silver quarlder
watches, from 93 to 85; silver PronotexaMbei, from
31 to 83; gold patent luMting case and open face lever
and lapin* lhnslistr, Swiss, and French watches. from
$1 to aim; ;F ine gold
ear - ring .,
fob, and neck °halos at 60 cents
bper dwt.; fin e gold sets of ear-ngs. breastpins. and
racelets; lands, fineer flare, end jewelry, of every de
sonption, for less than half the Imam' prices.
8460300 to loan, in:ernms to cult applicants, on dry and
every kind of goods, at less rate of charting than any
other eatebliehment 111 the 010.
011T-Dooft BALL!
personally by the auctioneer, at Terry law
C O I.IBIaNhIENTB SOLICIT - SA_ "
_ CorkeiAorneota of all and eyorr kind or 1 00, ..
thlrdathe value of the goods will be
'"
road I -- • -* " .4 .4_i_to's*.s...,, m &TRANS.
OMB
PAUL P. TELLEE. IMIO. D. 'MORT.
KELLER, & EMORY,
Woe No.llo WALNUT street, Philsdolphis, Pa.,
BOLE AOhNTO FOR
E. Bordss' superior Broad Mountain White Ash. and
It. Ilsoksher & Co.'a oolinrated Black Heath and Otto
lihicued ny caned and railroad from Schuylkill Haven,
achulktif co., Pa. fel4-3in
HOUSEKROERS LOOK TO YOUR
iatgrest. Hay your COAL AT HICKS', where
nothing but the very beet enality of Lehigh and &hut
poalte offereCat the following reduced erten:
Lehigh, Woifen, zip oad X all ton.
tonu:lk r i 4 CO
Warranted free from elate or dust end fallweight, at
HlCKS'_Lard, southeaat oarner MARSHAL! an:
WILLOw. Unit and see. • og6-em
S I W. GROOVE &
• °moo I 4 booth FVURTII BOW.
WHARF, Pllll3 ElTtiaT., BCIIHYLLIA49
Dealers and Blussera
OP
Locust Mountain,
O Lehis
ALh, and Enhuyikill
C.
Morohandise taken on wharfage.
- I_II.OKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
LEIIIOH COAL, reared with for.Atj Mrri eori
beat terms. Apply Itiirtuwixa , P
8 Depot,
and WILLOW Streets IV 6m
MACHINERY AND IRON.
'ANVIL V. lI.EIIRICC. 1. YarGII/Zi
ItILLIAM R. MIRRICE.
Q,OUTIIIVARE. FOUNDRY,
N. 7 FIFTH AND WASIIIN6TON STREETS.
urt,nagrum.
MPIIRICK tiONS,
BNOINEEIteI AND _MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Fto/MO Steam Engines,
for Land, River. and Marino service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Beata, &c.; Castings
of all kind., either Iron of Brava.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Wurka, Work Shops, Rail
rbad S iatioad,
Retorts and Gad Machinery of the latest and most im
proved constrictitt.
Every description of Pia:italic:es Maohinery, each as
Sugar, Saw. and Gi tat Mt Veen= Pans. Open Steam
Trains, Gefeestors,_Filters, Pumping Ensint O. &s.
Sole Agents for N. Rillieux's Patent Sugar dollinC
Apparatus; Nao m i th's Patent Steam Hammer: and
Anpmwall Wolsey's Patent Centnfugai Sugar Drain
ing Mar Pine au.i-y
GENTS , FußNisitirto GOODS.
W. SCOTT---late of the flrua of -Win
a.• cheerer k Scott—GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
INQ_ &TORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
ottEsTrtuT Street , (nearly opposite the Guard Haase,)
Phtledelphia.
J. W. S. would respeottally oaf) the attention of ha
former patrons and friends to his nem store, and is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at ehort notice. A
perfoot fitguaranned. Wholesale Trade 'applied with
fine Shirts and Collars.
S OUTHERN OIL COMPANY
or
NEW ORLEANS.
No.l Machinery 011. at 1.5 per cent. below the cheap
est lubricating agent in use. for railroad car Pones, sta
tionary engines, sugar refineries, printinc presses, he.
This oil is chemically pure ; to entirely (fee rem gem
and acid, and in all changes of the temperature retains
eta perfect limpiditi.
It has been testa against sperm, lard, metallic, Polar.
Arctic, whale and elephant oil, and has defeated all with
the except.). of the very best sperm. alonpula of which
it ran for 3.340 miles on the Macon and Iltostitra Rail
road, tleorgta, when no difference was perceptible.
The attention of Machinists is particularly requested.
RIM TO
Pennsylvania Central Itattroad.
New Orleans Picayune.
Commtacial Bulletin, of New Orleans.
Belcher's Pager Refinery, St. Loma
J. REDMAN .010 E. Agent,
101 South FOURTH Drama,
fel4-lin Philadelphia.
B RICK-31AKINCi MACHINES which tem
qr the clay. and make 20,000 perday. Brick Preemies,
Tile Machpies. Clay Wheela&l.l Spade'. and castings
for Coal Kilns, at C. CARIVELI. 8. GERNIINTIJIVN
Rend. nhnvw Vdth •treAL ipl7-11n.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL.-100 bbls
for male at manufaoturer'a_prierr.
YAANALL Se OGDEN.
f 15-Im as North THIRD Lttreet.
NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
1 . following Certificates have been lost or destroyed.
and that apphcation has Leon made to the Comm., for
pew Certilleates: Non. 756. 6- 95, 657. 585 roll. , Mutual
Life I neurence Company, m the name of ELlZaßwrki
8. DOT 0. fete-er
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ppl.eation has been made to "The Trustees of
the Fire Association of Philadelphia for the renewal of
a Tolley of insurance, so. 22,304 4, issued in the name
f lin E111,!,14 & REICHERT for Sl.oni, dated Sept.
9 Hsi, which has been lost. and any iniortnation thereof
wilt be received by .BREMIIt, CO..
feTS-etu.h.thlllt ?27 MARKET Street.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WTCALL ATTENTION OF THE
'RADE to this really Superior &thole •
ALFRED RENAUD COGNAC.
A supply in assorted packages constantly on hand.
Orders received for dtreot importatioc.,
Also—Hennessy Cognac, Leßoy Cognao, London and
Rolland lints, Claret in Wood and Cat ea, Champagnes,
high and low prieee. LONGCRAMF, importer.
otticim SU South FRONT, Philadelphia.
GEOHHE WHITELEY,
N 0.135 Sour k FRONT Street,
Importer of Brandy, Wince, Re s offers fore, In
bond only, the following , among other standard rand'
of brandy:
Pinot, Castilian, & Co.. Whoa. Innen & Co..
Jules, Robin, & Co.. Oterd, Duni, & Co..'
A. Boignette, Msrett,
Cameos, ellevotrin,
Q. Dupont & Co., nion Proprietor's'
.& F. blartolla f se. lientteg.7.
Mao, Stuart's Parsley Malt Whierej, , Did the choked
rturienes of Madeira, Shen'' , Port, urgundy s and
Rhine Wines, Palm Tree Qin, Jamaica Rum. Banta
Cruz Rum. Bordeaux Oil. &0.. ho 01-17
NEW CROP NEW ORLEArS SUGAR.-
♦MF'*I(~3tAHATI RA °.7.3.71 . 4 8 1F41:jor "tby
TAVA COFFEE.-1,000 pockets prime
nitit A Ctar rale by JAMES atalLl4l*3l:X.,
BAX.ELBY AUCTION.
- THOMAS SONS.,
alle!r11
• Noe. 139 and 14.1 fiO.SITH FOURTH MEET.
Farmarty Mac grand al.)
STOCKS .0,24 D REAL ESTATE. TUESDAY Hart.
Noon - ainf Evening Bales.
Pamphlet eatalornea note ml 4, oontairlint fsU ds
nriptums of all the propernaa to be sold on Ttraanap
next. Oth mat.. at 12 o'clock, noon. and 7 o'clock in the
avenlon. vett. a lot of Wei 7th, 13th. 79th t 72 th. end
29th Match , oompnetug a large amount of Takata"
property.
FIFTY-FOURTH TRADE BCARD.
ALE.—The Fall-fourth
Philadelphia nada Relate Booßellers will *mummy
OD Ig Mir ends'''. igth 2 . 14 " i•
Cataloge:a read,.
SPRING SALES—STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE
Second Sprint Sale—March Ilth. at nous, at the En
hance-
Third Sprint Sae—March 6th, ia the evening, at the
Exchano.
Fourth - Soria g Sale—Mirth 7th. on the prennser,Pentr
&mare, elegant residence. sir Peremptory Sale.
Fifth Spring cafe—)larch 13th. at noon, at the Ex
change.
LT ran orthe handbills for each of the above sales
pow ready.
CARI),—PHIMIC BALER REAL 73STATR
STQCKB AT THR RICHANGIL—Esdes of zeal Wain
and stocks ever, Tuesday, at the Raehangs.
OP" Quetritmtors herleg the optoon ot saber sale.
sir Handbills of each propeity nosed separately,
addition to vbseh we pubhah. on the Satarday prepays
to the male,
of
thonsand eantlomss. in Pan team kr*,
giving full deesr 4 ,Stions of all the propsites to be sal;
on the folkrinng TuZsdly•
REAL RRTA. • AT PRIVATE'S/1M
IV" We have a large stigma et real restate at PriTSill
rale, including ever, deecrip:ten of city and. udatilt7
!Property. PnAted beg mai
_be esitat the =bon stuns
PRIVATE BAI,E R.RoItITR.
sir Real estate entered on our privee ale mew
and advertised occasiona ll y in our public Zell ator_,_, 011111
I elwhieh IMP copies ere Printed tveakildfm, Of to
PEREMPTORY SALE-BTOORE, ica.
On Tuesday,
March 6th. at 12 o'clock• noon. at the Philadelphia
EschnoFe. trill be sold, without raters's, for account of
whom it :TINY fOIICP , Eit
1 °rims! share (22 new sharsaißact Francisco Land
Aasoc.ation.
For °that aseountr,
I allare Philadalphia Library.
1 ahare Mercantile Library..
26 share: Delaware X o taal Safety Mamma, Co—Dar
$25 each.
llaharea Reliance Insurance Camara. ,
shares American Academy of Mme, wi th tic ket.
SECOND SPRIG SALE—MARCH Mk.
At II o'clock. noon.
NEAT MOHRRN RESIDENCE. with side yard. No.
533 Nortk Thirteenth %tree!, above tiering qardeti it.
Peremptory SAItir—VALEABLY. BUS ' , 14 STAND
—Four-story brick More. No. 136Nerth Third enhot. be
tween Arch and Race Went. sr hale abaremte.
SMALL FAH3I. 11 nerel,vittr improFereenta. on
the Hates road, 1 mile from Molitinmerly lll . o , mile*
from Line-Lenmeton station, ol the j!ert_e PePee7
vanis Railroad, Montsomery °eolith ,rw. tom
' n
poeeeesion.
THIRD SPRING SALE—MARCH
At 7 o'clock. in the Reenitir.
Orphans' Court Bahr—Estate of Ann Muter. dec
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLIN:3, (old) No. dd
Spruce .tree t. between Second and Third ornate.
Safe by order of Herm—Eau° of Benjamin Hickman,
deteseed.
THREE-STORY BiItK . DVVELLLNO. No. CIS Vim
street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Orphe.ne Cored Bede—Estate of John MaCrslish. deed.
FIVE DWELLINGS.. teorth Thin] street—Thres
outer brier. t Isro-atorLbtriet, and 2 two 'tog frame
dwellers. No. aL"North Thud street, between Tamma
ny and Green streebe.
Ortibene Cone dale— Estate! of Mare Lorronre. den'd.
TWO YEARLY GROUND RENTS, 417 and Mu. ont
of lots west suds of Bath street, north of Fitzwater
street.
Fame Estate.—TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
west side of Sixth street, north of Fitzwater street.
Berne Estate. TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, north s de of Vine street, west of Eighth street.
HOTEL AND DWELLING—Frame hots, Oeart
corn • r of Fourth sad Coates street% with three teeme
dwelltrige in the rear.
FOURTH SPRING SALE—MAHCH 7th.
Petemptore Sale on the Premieem—Pe i` ttre.
ELEOA HP:SIDE-NCB AND FURNITUNZ, FC(E
- - - • - - . • • . •
PAINTINGS. BILLIARD TABLE. &a
Of a Gentleman Declining Housekeeping.
thi Wednesday Morgans,
Match 7th, at 10 o'clock. will be sold, at public sale.
without reserve, on the premises, No. 107 Filbert et..
the superior Residence and Furniture. The lot is 60
feet front on Filbert etreetylimposits Penn Square.) and
141 feet in depth to Cuthbert street. The mansion is one
of the beat built houses in the city, and replete with
every modern Improvement and convenience—elm-ant
side warden, superior new stable and coach house on
Cuthbert street, Ite. The whole in eseefient repair.
'forme—ig MOM may remain on baud and mortgage in
the usual manner. Of the balance, only el ' , telecast!.
or an approved endorsed note at 60 day.: residua in six.
nine, and twelve months, satisfactorily secured with
interest. PCP - Sale peremptory. Fer fu.l assumptions.
see handba lls.
16.. 1 " The FURNITURIZ.which livery elegant, end is
Ent-rate order, will lie sold by catalogs, inneedistel
after the sale of the house,
Ser PALE ABSOLUTE, of both the Real Relate and
Furniture, including the entire elegant rosewood dnsw
ing-rooin, library, drnint-toem, and &ember furni
ture; large mantel and pier mirrors. floe broaetella cur
tains, elegant gas chandeliers. splendid chi" dinner
and dessert sets, rich out Pass, Parertor Sheffield pia"
ted-ware. fine carpets. lee.
VALUABLE ORIGINAL PAINITNGS,
By eminent European and American aeries, including
Mirterbeim. Daneschrender.Sch'esainger, Verbrooktio
yen, Pchmidt. BaPaille. Tad-man, Otto, Montagne.
°maven. C. Kreigheff, Paul Weiner. Van Starttenburs,
J. B. Ord. Potter, T. Moran, Woodside, and other *ee
-1 brated painters.
Also, a number of fine Engravings.
Also, a superior French bibiard table, in complete or
der. cost ene.
May be easmined, with catalogues. on Monday
and Tuesday, previous to sale, from In to a .'clock.
FIFTH SPRING SALE—MARCH 11.
At 12 o'clock',on.
Orphans' Court Sala —Etnate oeMark Winteatdes,
ceased—
TWO THREE -STORY BRICK DWELLINGS!, north
west corner of Jumper and Rodman strew. mrs
twea
Tbateentli sad Broad n.
eon Lombard and South streets,
Orli' ace Court Sale—Estate of Howell HoPkins, aw
coated—
: NEAT MODERN DWELLING, No. V/ mouth Titi.2-8,
teeuth street, above Walnut stress.
LARGE AND SUPERIOR IMIDENCE SPRUCE
STREET—Tbree-story brash tesidence.enth all modern
comeniences, N 0.1511 Spruce street. with green house.
conservatory. stable. eoacb house. and lane tot. *4 Met
front, 240 feet deep to Latimer:west. Two fronts.
Executors' Sale—Estate of Robert Rana ecott, de
messed
VALIJAPLI, LOT. 21 ACRES, with Sue roue bete.
and front of over Pot feat on Indian gegen hum, near
Gernomtewn. 82 ,
I TWO HA NDSONIF ODERN RESIDENCES. Arish
at.. north aide, east of : Twentieth street; Amithed TIM
all modern ellt.ntes. tir Immediate possession.
MODERN THREE BTORY BRICK DWELLLNG.
No. PM north Fifth street. between aeons and Weave
111.6 e Ts. late N Liberties.
ht °DERN DWELLING, Na. MD Vine etteet,be
tweeo Tweleueeb and Twenty-firil-!HcP I S: Brie
TWO STORY BRICK 14 tt"...rtbi. No. Me
Pt.....0, - Vn" Idle Fly- bfllntll Court.) between Looms anS
Spruce and Tenth - and Zkventh streets.
Bale at No 1347 Chestt Ftreet.
FRRNITURE. ROARTF nu COI) PIANO, PIER
-MIRROR. TAPPRTRY CARPET. Re.
Qn IConday Moraine.
Bth inst , at le o'clock. at No. I.lil Choicest inset. be
cower:to, the neat fiareitere. - rosewood tette.. b 7 Gale
& CO., fine French plate per liorro2. tapestry carpets,
& c.. of a family declining housekooyme.
Also, the kitchen furnltnre.
Mamie, examined at 8 o'nfoctien the morning of
UM Sale. With Cove.lo.trair.
Bate No. 11M Spruce ['meet.
ELEGANT FURNITURE- hilftllollB.
CllR
TAiltßttku.
On Tuesday Mornrop.
MSrth 6th at IC o'clock. at N 0.1123 Sprees street. the
furniture of a gentleman declining !sonneteers's. made
to order o' the best quality, in 034 bola shop tone, sad
in fast-rate order. I. emprieng superior wallet draw
ing-room furniture, elegant centre table t rosewood
cabinet. pair handsome oval mirrors. rich gilt frames.
piano-forte, superior dininn room furnoure• handsome
carved walnut sideboard and extension dining tab'e,
superior chamber furniture. fine mattresses, carpets,
aim Also, the kircloin furniture.
tEr May be examined on the morning of sale at
o'clock, with catalog es.
EXTENSIVE FATE OF POPULAR SCHOOL AND
MISCELLANEOUS LIOuKS - PARTLALLY DA
MAGED,
On Tuesday Evening,
March fib, and flillovri e g evenings, be sold a
large aaaortment of popular schoo, and valuele
,eila neena books. qiiiirto bibles. Juvenile work3 i , kc.,
dammed at the late fire in Chestnut street.
tEir Now ready for examination with catalogues.
Pate nt Nns. Wand IJI South Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR PURIVITURB, FRENCH-PLATE MIR
RORS, PIANO-9ORTE3. BRUSSELS CARPETS.
On Thamday Momins.
At 9 o'clrek, at the Annum More, an assortment of
excellent second hand furnihire, elesans plan-fortes.
hue mirrors. carpool, etc.. farm families declining
housekeeping, removed to the store for convenience of
sale.
Sale N 0.311 South Seventh Street.
GENTEEL FURNITURE, MANTEL CLOCK, FLA-
Tl , O WARE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, CAR
PETS, Re.
On Friday Morning.
March 9th, tit 10 o'clock, at Ito. 311 Booth Seventh
St root, three doors below Spruce, the entire household
and kitchen furniture, Sa, of gentleman declining
housekeertur.
ET May he Si/Mined on mottling or sale at e o'clock.
Ms' The Route to to rent.
Saio N 0.814 North El, enth Street.
NEAT FURNITURE. ER I'SPEI,B CARPETS, Re.
On Monday Moraine,
March 12th. at 10 o'clock. at No. OH North tlerenth
street. above Parrish street, .the neat household and
kttehen furniture of a gentlemen declining houukeep
tue.
sir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
gale.
BUSINESS CUI.DS.
HUBBARD & GORMI,EY,
AL7CTION EF
RAIIKET Ittreet.
IVI L IESOURI LAND
s. E. BILBROUGH & Co..
Gestate Land and Real Estate Agents,
Dealers irt Land Warrant,. de., Stocks. e.,
Northwest corner THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets,
Sr. LOUIS.
t.. 7" Farticulsr attention raid to entering Graduated
Lands.
60dOCO Acres for sale at prises mutes Isom UM to 73
eefts per acre.
ateuts secured and taxes paid.
nclowo stamp for Plat and nartoulars. fekti-3m
WX. Y. ORII3I R. W. W. fi.III.NIW
G REINER& HARKNESS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
fell-3m 132 SOUTH WHARVES
PHILADELPHIA.
A LFRED L. HOUGH,
PAPER MANUFACTURERS' AGENT,
Orders solicited for ever! description of
PAPER AND PAPER-MAKERS WATERIsr-s
N 0.17 douth BUTE Street. PtailadelDboa.
fell -6m•
pp R. I) ORSON, REAL ESTATE
AAP* BROKER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRIS
TOW IL PENNA.
FARMS In Montgomery, Bunks, and Cantu cola-
Iles,
_for sale or exchance.
GOOD MORT OA F.. 1 on farms negotiated..
'tor iaie in, Norris
Own.
pAWSON & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS.
NON. .319 AND Ant MINOR STREET.
Between .Verret and Chestnut streets.
PRILABEL,HIA.
JAMES PAWSON. JAy. B. NICHOLSON
R R. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
."- XER AND CONVEYANCER, Nornstoychru.
160 Farms fors:tie ni Boars, Montgomery, asd Chez
er counties. Catalogues of Farms, With flail unser:p
ions. sent by moil. fe6-3m
v B. PALMER'S ADVERTISING AND
• • SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY. for Principal Neva
papers and Parted... Ala of City and Country. :N. E. Per
rier FIFTH and CHESTNUT.
Address V B. PALMER." Philadelphia. jal3-Sat
TELOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
No. V 3 South FOURTH Street.
A ux. McKUsTNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(MEE:I3BU RO, PA,
Will prnotise In Westmoreland, Anastreax, MI In
cans counties. 5011-em
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE
Sat CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels. Pinsk
rises, merchandise, Bank Notes, and specie. either by
its own LinesiAoLinciounec4on with other E xpress
. corn
trumutri States. H.
the PI=CING towns
B!Surcemit the
sal-tf I eseral Stiserintendest
SALAMANDER SAFXS.
A large azoortmeot or
EVANS & WATSON'S
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTIVIED
SALAMANDER SAFM.
ULT DOORS.
For Bub VA AAA Stores.
SAES LOCHS
,
utor nal o theN n in T r is yse.
EAU good terms el any other es E
tatalliuneot Uko
Waited States,
EVANI Tzt r. 'WATSON.
No, PE UT Stmt.
PLEASE OMR SS A OALL. Plui4tet
bIINTON'S ENOAUSTIO TILES for
floors
Ornamental Chimney Tope for cottages.
Larden V tio
`lases and Ponans.
trilled Pipe for &r out and Water candtgare.
poi ted and ler ea,. Dr
(TUBS—For sale by WETHERILL
HAMM. a and a Nanilk ELBOOKD &rot. M
5. A. FIA_RRIROX,