4A o P9rt i r ' ,• ' ,
,43ErA Sicadt-41edniship kayston‘Mite. Marsh
. , .4.0111 cioaflourl bum cotton !firs ftiohtad..:
I-, mot. CO; /92 44 dattan'order• 87 tc4 riot. 98 bales oot
too J t'ohnor gloVBOtes rloo 17 halos cotton order• 14
' l l do 0 P Rolf; Itoktail Talmo: ed do Leeds & ()M o t 80
~''_',• r&T , matt; woo fdassey. Collins & Co• lido Dalt
-1-0f:-..rosete %tot '6ll 'do f, Tallman: '47 do Emile & Wolfe;
,-" 'lO4O T %oast -n do 'Porker &.Toland; 7 do 'D Birkoat
-rick & Bon• 44oat W liarmont_ do Brown, Hal & go:
- 2d do Hay & AtoDevittl.LdO JT Latta • 1 do langerieh
• . 1 / 4 , Smith; do Wttaden & Ron; 11 do Afl Aron. Jr; 1
do-Dr Appall Ida Otis Willoons; 2do M NV' Bald-
Witt El:00'3;340 various conislantira. ' .
r - BRINE INTELLIGENCE.
C.,' i ...0343.1roultis•PA0E-
Etteemetrip City of Richmond. hlitchell, fromßloh
::•mond, via Norfolk,29 hounr, with noise and -parwengera
•• to Thos Webster. Jr. • - •
„ Bteamildp tteneinstorit Rabat, 48 hours from Boston,
with mere and perwenaere. to of Wineor & Bon.
- Ship 8 Ermigl4l4-eamer. 49 dre fom Liverpool,
with Wee to 8 Balthrtn & Co. Lowed op by the City
BOhr - Alary H Banks, Banks, 4 days from New York,
',witialr:dati to order. -
tiohc•fially Ann. Corcoran. 8 deys from Yemomico,
Ns: with lumber to .1 W B o n. • -
Bohr Elizabeth Jane, Outen, 9 days front' Laurel, Del,
with lumber to JWilecon.
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SAILED.
Ship Beranek. Rowland, Joy Liverpool, loft herberth
SA the root or Walnut street at 9 A Mon daturdaf . in tow
7 of tug_ Aniertes, having on board to passengers, and a
• °ergo oetnerlaing 167 blids tohaeon. 329 do tallow. See
tea twef,lo d01ard.1433 bays clover seed. 101 bars bo x es cake, 2/53 salted htdes. 65 hhde 948 ones bark.l6o boxes
Moon, 505 bbis dour. 223 bushels white corn, 13 hhds
' sheethstle me tal , 1 carri age , 10 lags mdse. -
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- HT TYLIGIAAPS.
t00X10550145011504' the P,Mll4elphia Exchange.) ,
CAPE ISLAND, /4 .4, March 4, 5
The ship &mak, for Liverpool, went to sea shout 12
o!olook Joist. night. Nothing observed going in or out
to-day, Wind PiW—weather clear and pleagnot.
~• . THOS, it.
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- , WITSLEORAIII.
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(Corrosvoudence of-Mhe Freak)
- - . Now YORK. Araloh 4.
tgrd , etr 3 7Btgfavirrirggg' —, 'vri.r.. ,ivki.iv!
:, A, T errand Harbor,
Cuba; oar Anita Damon, froVarroyo.
'' • riiied, brig i koniciwe, frm il T u rigtii ni ttz ' Jllm il gob '
t e
~,e: o.,And - Aims Bland Feb 20, Left at Trinidad bark
ndoor, from New York; at Ares Island, sqlw Ada
?snobs. loading for Bailin:fora; brig Jail Oarattde, from
_ -.,. arsiturtbuto. - : ;
• MEMORANDA.
• ;-
nmyma 17th alt.
Steamship Fulton, Cope, from New. elark,nt , South.
dhip Joseph Fish, •
ito, for Philtdelphia, failed
Item Liverpoo) lath ult. • • - • •
Shlpa Intrepid and Robert Herding, from New York,
et Nino ghat) nretsour to ntult .. .
Ships Narragansett, Ord( Stream , IL Jacobs, and .1
-Baker, for Philadelphia , were loading at Liverpool
',
XVl,teflngt. Kilburn, from Bhaughae,arrlved
at •
. Wm, Tamseott. Columbia. AM' Oreat Western,
firin Liverpool
ki a. iVe v a e . d f r r u clu r i e ile Y w or i i . 3 r d k qii t r . Aus
7 i2 l ,ttrmpnit i tivr ff ,,i ' ,ll . l i g i ih e r 4 o ). Boston for Ban Fran
' I ll g r . k w ei s d i rl2:4 3 ll l ota l i:ii, 3 Vo B o l i It ' skli g ag 9 a . r rived at
eV-11month 14th aft.
ark - Arosidia, for Philedelphsa, remained at London
18sh nit,
tlfhinJloand'ing.
tiff Imes, MittloMm. for :Philadelphia or
11Cfend Bawassret, Brown. for Ybiladel
` - *door !intimate. sailed Beni Providence Sd inst.
••• Behr D Bellows; Clark, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York 3d met,
tinkr J Goodspeed. Perry, from New Bedford for PM
. ' lodelphio at Now York &king..
- " Bohm ' JJI Deputy, Weinman. and Althea, Corson,
torPhiladetplus, sailed from Providonto 34,1 met.
Bcht• Jae .14 oilsoni• Burt, Mince, arrived at Taunton
•-• s •- sat lost: • ' ,
Bohr 8 1. Crocker, Phillips, sailed from Teuntorilst
hist. for Philadelphia. -- , -
Now Orleans , Feb 23—Cloared, ships Regidatoi,
VoTIL L , i d v a7oB 4 oo F j a ß n r t jartrZiol i =6lll2o.
'.Cardenas. • „ .
ARRIVAIS 'AT THE PRIN IPAL HOTELS,
OP TO TWELVE O'CLOCK LAST MOAT
ctiNTINBATAL-8; T, corner of Mali and Chestnut.
nVlOVltAr.bley% . te " KY
Qinvet..‘ Mosso 8 W Herren , Br ownsville
Tphuni,lcuyler - W Kelley, proynevalls
foiinTiL — ATili: - Evan Morris, Pa
,cpsa $.. reCogoAck, Milton ThoekBtahl6y.t3S.
Vi L ia *lf 01 — aliniiiiiff
, Jr, N Y W 0 Bantams. & la. Del
• W 0 Alderson. E l y JO Clayton, Mo
• - . • 'WS Clawativ.N J M-Stewart, Alex, Ya
P Lord N Y J Bardenbers & la N Y
. • j'lt Mulford Ca Mrs Dr Adolphus, Bait
" A 1.• Myers. N Y 6 T Lane. Pa
000 B. Potts, Pottstown Henry Potts. Jr. Pottsto'n
• Mum Bell Patti, Petf.stoarn Mies Bose Leaf, Pottato'n
. Thee Taisho's. Haven , Win Taylor ds 21es, N
• J C Bends, Boston M B Mance, Paila
Dr 1 , D Clark. , Dr P 8 Butarnier, Philn
Caet J J Sutzmyer, Phtla ' 0 Meares: N Y
••• .18 MoCalla, Phila E T Ello•ott. Jr, Balt
• . Chse'Vesin, Torosdale -Alfred. Teem. Toreadale
hi le roil!. kfartford - • "-P fI Drake N Y
-,ddilroslrer &Lam, N Y . Valle Er, la, N Y
Eg Clo, 0- W Cm; 0
A MoE' Boy.).
_Halt A Gosaatt. Moo '
O W Bird, sY • • - B P Whalley LonisTiile
Bala • 'll 13 Book, Warren on
•- AT Bradshaw; Tessa
Geo 1. roilsonne, Nashville , Cook. MI
• •- ' -' 4 3 1 1 0 1 6 C
tt P ,ll: j r7r n• 3 ,ll)Aul . taortie, WY N
MagrattL , 815 Moffelt.,)ist.
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.. ...mgrath. 6(3 • - •
.. 8 Moffett: nd
Chpt 'Hayworth. 'England . W Greenfield, Enslnnd
Mose Smith, N-Y . J Holbrook & Ins N Y.
tvti Gallop, Prov, It I N Thompson. Jr, N Yvevi
hos P Wzlkoite, Tenn • 0 Co,'Eonn
_ 4 .cnchcan. TAP° g•.#ffirk
ef }I Wiii; * iiii: Aillily ~ riEiGeT. N C
Mr Has - den, N.Y _ • W D toddy. Miss
- 'I bosH Bralalett, NY .7 Cauedn, II V
J Murrell. Tenn
' it i r t s!Vr ° o% l4 ,l3Yuti, - 0 W A Olsen, KY
!,; , ,H. H v ilure, Wes F M Oallettna. Mimi
~ • , Win rh attar. lernalea, L I -Welter II w illard,lll
-•'*. 11, i Willard. DI , - J tiumey.N Y ,
•1 : . t : y ",..Frfit li y,• . • . ~ ft .134rrtrt , k.. , I, 0 '
i Finken. Brooklyn
•:1 l. PwAyr n i 4f.fi ß l r l aoklya " - - ?Ire
Gin
N Y
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-- Wi a setterd r :Pc i l tsburi . ' .' - B(l l Pi e giaknal.lia t trialeg
4 DW Dm:dam; Toni -,, 2 0 ~. gm! .4,wife : _ituit.'g
721', - 24,1DIL I VIV
ti;: _ -- " - ' g 07,I n ertgiltli ti ?/ - ti :
~,....:. Rayne, As i • 11 ells, N. i • l ,
--; , ''."l.A.Vineli. PhDs' -..--, ' H b roman. Charlotti
"..1 , rac o ]ben,Chstriotte T . : HMls's, Charlotte
. inbann,Catsuleni 43 C p w bineu,- Piaui
-: 11 , , , .I.Arbertion, Flo .2, ', .1 E Yids, Fittsburir •
nt'A birtkip Vs
~ . ; ir p l Yiroudo i rbila
..: i l t•- 1 Si
S ti 'i tta%ele ' N Y -,
' --- : - iits f oriklion, Connell Bluffs
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''''''' 4 %Aden/ou r % Tenn .:' " N Parrett°, Tenn
DFt ewell,N Y - . 0 11 , Armsty po t 11, i
W Croaker, if y - -, it Haul!, N.l'
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' 1 ' Ja l arj. k l i ,:rr i I N . - • 4 , namPtV ""k
"Pl. ChlueL cc lit, Md. Vdw 13hippen t Phil ~
.., ~ Jos t slay, Waal, n 0 •
.T M celTat;ll. B '
C Ctirobe 'I 0 )
ir't ' IY A DVRO)4 V gItri, 8 t John, NH I W Johnston, Ye
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, ()LRAM) HOUSE—Ohestunt at,, below Ninth.
' '7
A Wrighl, Cie. 0 ' 3 0 Cooper, Ye
0 W alarahalt Paul C Sweeney. N 0 .
bliss Beeeney, it 0 Yi fluent Crocker, Md
_Mist A Crocker, MI • , Mine Croaker, Md
ti Coles , N Y It It Hutchings GA
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.. T .tirty. k :i' ' t Y (4 E R p g ]:=,ko l l r ombtor, 0
Be si r itf:Lene,% l C, ' T Withllrer At, la N Y
, • - TIA Cooper, Mite; - - F W Bennett, Bali
, • '. : - W-T ft nuncan,N Y - J A P tady,Mans
•i• • - ii Carpenter. Toon A Y Jones, Tenn
- =T ra idt m soon, N.Y. Jno K Shire, Balton, Pa, •
B - mullen /c. la; N V . I' Borland, Halt
• ' - &evens, Lancaster ,no Smith, N Y
Is N Tuttle, N ,I ..,-, I) Hitcbcoolr.72l
ins J Biagi Now Haven ti 0 Dorton k la, Ye
•.. ~, A Hashes. Tnn Miss Teapot], Coiorado eltY
A Devlin is I n, N J . Wilkinv, N.l
Mr Wdm ma & la. N J . W Leland. N Y
.-W
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Pembroke Et Nieman, Budu Fa
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... .4 W Glorati arrisburg '0 A Danville k. la, )(Anima
Mine Wiloex,lCansas . AI Parker. N Y
. ,
~ O,H. plows NY ' ' .. ,A J Lutz, LI Louis
A D 'WM_
_'Pl'lnYsi. - Mrs Patti, N Y
. Edo , Cohan, HMS
i , • t -Want Pasuwas, o, Y A Finley. tit Loins
Ches:Adisean; Cleveland F Q Beeman, Heaton
= .1 0 Miller, N4' • • Jit Callasliani N Y
t ia Hyatt . Albeey 'Y , ft ' ,4l724 ° l l i d Y •
_testerll. limiter,. bynabigtrit W 3 Rucker, Lynehburg
lii Ceriedo, NY . p Ellis. N - Y
D Williams, Ind . J 'Maxwell, hid
4 iii "Ede IT, ,Is y -J . Vllardy, Mosel* • •
M - 3 6 tiiiiiinit;fif
Mies BtevegA, Oldenburg, Rockville
/G Coffin. Rockville Mrc:Wheland. N Y
Tr& inclinnaplis Ono Cochran & N Y
ties Cochran, N Y W & Dallhatn, Dalt co
Minn Dalham, Bolt DrQuinn Weep, D C
iten,..thuilh, Conn C Carter Penn'
TbP;4ol .' ,Prairet
Me Thomas
A Bigonceianti -
flll,,Ziles,_.ll.kustott
B7iZoli:rteitu
0 nagi.g,jhot
NIPh
U.' M& Ohl. Columbia, C*T twortl, q
C Rorie. Mlt, WIWI.
Mr Btrakoaah ar. in, IV Y Miss Patti, N Y
• AldgllMANUOTEL—Chestnotatteet, itbove
B SvonvoiOle.rfield A. It hall, enn
Earkbardt, t 4 0 D Nraver. C
Moan. rtz - . • W R Bowmnn.N C
SM Barrett. N . C. B A Bflent, Brooklyn
" W MoOtatabln, N C W l Drummond, V
OR. Kluralss, Wash, 0 B. Mara. Boston
k; Wells. B oston - W 2.1 Weaver, Bharrnikin
, 0 Robinson. 15 Falmouth R C Ellis. Pena . '
R Donu t Tenn - DWorth,_N-Alg
$.9 worth, N
w'Dlßoffit, N 0' Ben) N
c_
A I. Robinson.
ti,ittias)glc, KY - C Keill Boonevdle mf
ttilWircii:Xt i . . C kiln, —..,,.6•6110.
Aen. ti t n i art... 74 Ky k i lloiddpigtr y r46
8 Sheet. i ic 1., Lana ,3 M D 4 t ill.l3alt.
Bani_an an la. Balt . F. B 4 ad, N Y
as M Hualinyi, N 1 J A olatan
- ion Dayaincaten ' Mrs arrant, Balt
$ Carter, Ky ll' W McNeill. Tenn
. .i l'aua Balt
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- kl3 w lt i algiO f in
/ ityoy, Tenn
7 resin,'lnd
, stoner. Inil,
- IhillaY Both. hits iltdemk, N Y
1 Lo. XI _A C Brlttain. Pail&
- . 01Y-Re ek. - Tenn lion Jacob Bronirkrhila
ilt CI Bell. Mine (.11Y'fintilton,N Y
, . Briar, Ales. Va 0 McKay, Boston
i , .. E Rogan, Button
"-, ,'MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street, below Arch'
WI Saar, Somerset Pa W Fleming, Pittsburg
Lk* at
_Care. Allegheny W Oar, Easton
_,SY A MoCalmousaoirs • - TM Roters,_PA
l 'l4 71"1 - 1 4 :e n en tjh 1°
' wl„Finne, li . l Y
ty, A atßowen. NO 4 ) ,,fwi e fftll,?, Pa
W Thayer, Ohio ~ , g 1., Lowry, Ohio
W Wrtglit,le. - J .1 Northcutt. Ca
iA Myrick, Tenn' • - 'W 0 Scott, Tenn
br,B till. NY• • • T G Cochran, Obio
A. R gob. Loulsillte, Kr 'Sy' ir Mobter,__Tenn
G .......: central!, Tenn • Chu Dean. Newark. 0
Con al Pirliallon, Erie, Pa 050
..k, Waite, Pittsburg
bt Murphy , - N 0 , - ,T W Keefer, Mo
fp. McCulloch. Pittsburg W 0 NOM.% Mita
Ail ri•reitnnio.N Y • i 'IP C Limberger. Mo
A Stilwell. Paj W UMW__ ,its Hy
0 -tookton
,Alabama' g it 11. West. Miss .
--• Jetrres,-Mss: 2 ,_ . H dtty..Miss -,
----- - Rimy; Miss" w '.l3ltaztirill, M ies
i -A 0 Ward:Miss A ale Lend. Mies
&Cotten, Callibud. Oa' E W ThOhlbrlti t At%
• Mrs McAllister. Miss ._ Mon 3 C MoKibbin, Cal
LFletcher, Ark . W I) Monroe, Ark
Earn , r, N Y
os Oherhout, Pa W A Porter, rs _
, Mon 148 Wrir, wilkesb
'' Minh ullikon, Ind -.„ .j..as .1 Niartin. kula • ,
21 p Cooper, New liotten,lB 1, B Manett. nd
I at Duulac.,lnit II I ;:aggrogm.n . f.°
&Walker. Cm, LI
_Timothy Riven - - Wm Maine:ton, ohne-awn
tiF Denham. ail at Lebanon, 0 Mtn Doan, Newark, 01
iss 8 N Harris n, Pri, Rotors
Isl. Oilliland.' MSS - RII ohms, Miss
t*??,2l"nr T 0 Passer}, Bath', Mo
ntif AoLain, Tenn
• 0 at L iinsoy N Y r. MoiNinr, bP,I Y.
5;3 Sorer. & Iti, Ark
Lyons, Os - • RL Orates, Tenn
„ EL-LOMB 110TE1,--Chissicut street, above Third,
M D Welch, N Y . X Taylor. N Y
Ols Sion. , ' E E Pritgbard,Conit
Y.A 0 • Howl Enlists 0 0
Mrs Pala son, net • P Polio B_Y -
„ A./1 Aospata, Y W Manning, Boston
Piaolc,.ost _ J A Hopkins, Washington
J b Willoughby, Va • David Hammy, NY
Jaslbhrmon .1 Mulford, N J
Millook l e' 0 J 6 Kauffman. Pa
~.,.....H4sotiols; - • W K
- • K Hpousallar;Ohio la LX
Ma ush
J• son, i oOoodmea
R
s.. d O Liirdtly, 0
..,,,ocirrinn. ~,,. • - .." I.,iindbry, l)
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- Ili Z 0 F oa l edlkid bliss E P Posico, 141 d
.•-• - 1.. - W Wilton & la, Ohio - --- Mimi Obileon,,Oino
—... • . . ,
T/12, initort HOTEL—Arab Street, alms Thud,
. ins 0 Wpm; Philo ,I It T ay lor dlalla
--., -
r;hos Spence, Pittsburg E c. .l . Frost. woollier
--' - y orten•r, cm ~ , bt S Little, 11l
- as llordon, lit AMoClusirey,lll '
: 1- , ....... - „t'C A Bassett, Ohio I) W Rowe, Chionlgrab'g
-'.: - it Adams, Lea, NC . - James Smith, 4.ex, 14 0
At i Mrs IS C Also), hid Ceo B Contard, Reading
~ . -,.- 1 t : P-W.,,,Taudy. Tenn • It A Wilson, Tenn
• --',. x , D el , Peoria, 11l- W H Rhodes N J
. - chrlstian Hera t Pittsburg John Conrad„, , Jr, Pg,
. i s ? Rowland,owlati, tone , J tt CerterrOvilm, Del
Jo nor, %Foes . „ pEI Don% VA
_ .
_.,- , 48TATE8MNION'HOTEL—Harket 'Ude!. ab. Sixth.
~-; --. , 8L pilkinUardiantt as Sam! -Fauit,But z town, Pa
t
, ,-:. hittp hwing. watt
,Tra , 'y Simmons, WM
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4 t ifillg i, !3 ,, mg , ji 91vt , MS 15 , arak Itmasons, Dal
i:n,i',;-, iva, ma, aoajcali.«.l.a c: -7.1'. ° A Priltraanta P Art, Pa
--, , .1-±terou ,. .l.! . 0
KarUn Qantas ao.i Pa
k 4- ,..:„., ..L. ukei vantra to, Pa B lviaoaanargipik, .
, 6. - . - ,- , , , ,Tatat Pagarra t :i ri O ii tau ...... Jokt Wheats, Ps
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1-.- .=' , 7rv-al` cr-lAvvia, - BartfAihr - .'jt= Viirattlcr , '
/Ur: -,:eVsq. /4 .o l W ich, • mi l n O st As IS'ld'uthAiPhirada ':,
, 17,.% , ;;;:-100,4td swat ilautig.-Third:o„.baiioalloel t ilh
v. - i i, - .,, , -'.,T ea ta dor, Plata - rotor eaactikr&- , .
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...,, a Az. eft. --•-; -. _. T OlVanaluala,- Pa
, : .,,ok* 4 ,;. s i , 1 flrytuu - i:,: f = -, /4 u Pant% 'PLUIV
0 , 4 . ' 1" 1 . 1
41.1 9 - . . , ..
;....-. 40 . . , ..,! .;' - .4. , , - , - ;,- : --,-.; ,'.„1 , ..z ~:,:, . .:Lk v'. ~,,' i• ~,'
3011 REP RVP,Rki-.Cheetzdid street, below Seventh.
D 0 Stevens, lirds.... —...A M. Masters, NI. . . .
Llt Harding ,=, . Itt 0 Nathan,. N Y
i• W Jones, WY .s. A E May, Tenn
B G Rice, N S . I` Bose. N 1 , ,V„..0
8 Randle, ProVidepes '•. ' A TbompsomN . 1 t eta:
Jos A Thompson, rt J .1., Thompson, NJ ' ,• •
A H Shover. NJ Deo W Hutton, N Y
Mr Watson & la. N Y • Mr, Aaron &Int at y
Thoe_ T hlarph,N Y Den Elman, NY , • ,
Lesktows&la,NY H AI HaMillet, (i l lt
H at. Wittier. Balt John t 4 Dodo. alt
I) Ad Lattimote.N Y .1, Al Quinn'. Phila
o.llForoe,Phila 0 IC Lona. lad
Jae Trout. BordentOvrti Chas 1.) Foster, N C ,
1., It ftodes, Masa W E Dimmiok, St Louts
W F Graves, Oa Howard Burke, Philo
Miss A J Easton ,Phila T B Candi., Pa
Geo E. Law, Ti In N inn M Lyon Ohio
Jas Carlisle. Pa , W 0 Scott, flidiana
81. Jones, PP• 0 G Green, Y
IT Rokera, Pa Id Plummer. Masa
John Thomas. Me 8 Somers, Md
F Snyder, Md A W Sone', Va .
JW ocolntona & la, Ky Si' Ringgold, Balt
COMMERCIAL, HOTEL—Sixth at., above Chestnut.
.1 P Osmond. Chester en Robt 'lnd.:son P A C R R
H Du ffi eld. Pa pp Broadhead !'a
.1 Buokwalter. WITISPort Wm . 10 "°. la t u r
t:aml McWilliams , I n J L ,H,,erwq„ik el• ." v
lii Ti Stanhope A In, r hila oorit..rmilf P• .1;
Jae j Phifit Phew, iiVinf ... A H,r,rirgi: 1,1, I :
C Author. Montgomery co :17,,,, 13 Lasater, Di
I, Beek, Cheater ao Truman Coates, Pa
Plrayner. Chester oo
800 Umsthad, Pottstown H Unger, Monigoinery no
Alf Bouteher. Pa Lazarus Wohtel. Ark
8 Peters, AI Chunk E Swartz, H Chunk
FOUNTAIN KOTE4—Beconnstreet;above Alnykot.
Jas Manna, N J ' A Snotte, hid
A 6:Outlet!, ga Dr Cadwallader, Pine Dill
lax P Commtnas. Bait I, Q Pierce, Batt
Wm A Morrow. "'Wilda Philip C Jennings, Cin
E T Farron, Dover, Del 7'll Molivain, Del
M litallvain, Del • Pr C P Simveon, Da
MAIL 13 Small. Vs 0 W MoDawell, Md
CI E Dickson, Smyrna, Del Mr Taylor. Texas
Thom Flanagan. Pa A Whiggins, Milton, pa
H. Buono, /4a452
ELODNT VERNON ROTEL—Second at.. above Arch,
Layne Whipple, N Y J Donaldson, Lancaster
•
Mallard M Daniels, Banton John A Btanly, Pa
M Lawrence, Easton
NATIONAL BOTEL—Rnee street, above 'Third,
It A C Clark. Harrisburg AAt Ashman. Livarp'l, FO,
Frank Van Horn. At Cllunk H F Snyder, Pottsville
Nana O Foster. Pottsi the - P 8 Illasins, Reading
CA William. Monts ea, 0 FE nland, Atorr nu no. 0
C H Himson, Carbon co, ra..l A Summar, Puthmlie
J L Hutting, Fine Grove .7 At Blum Pa k
Jos Gormley, Lancaster, Pa J N Worl wife, Phil
W Woolman, Phil d - lor, Williamsport
B Leonard, Balt
EAGLE HOTEL—Third St., abovelEnoe.
N Ford. Pa .I.• Kenney. West Cheetor
O D Ellie, Burlington • 1 Uarlo & (am, N k
Z D Belly, hid Leonard Smith, Emden
M H donee, N Y Wilson Worrell, Media, Pe
Geo W Brown, N Y A Morrow. N J
Amos Simpson Phil • 8 Jones, N Y
Oeo Rumple, NY J W West, Pottstown
—3—
onEt.ACIC BEAR ROTEL—Third it., Move Callowhill
Dg Bnuthempton Jobn 8 hepper, islontg co
BITCRMAN—CONAWAV.—On the bit heat., by Rey.
N. B. Bald wm, Mr. Benjamin J. Buckman to Mine Maria
C. Conaway, both of this city.
ELVINB—DAVIS —On the lit instant, by Roy. John
Walker Jackson, Mr. John ElYins to Miss Kate Waltp
Davie. all of Philadelphia.
BAILY—MeC AND LESS.-0 the 28th ultimo, be Rev.
A. O. MoAnley, Mr. Hugh Daily to Mies Mary McCoy.
leas both of this oi tr.
siGH—ROSE.—On the Ist instant, by Rev. C. J.
Thompson, Mr. Benj. IT. Sage to Mies Mary Y. Rose,
all of West Philadelphia. •
GAM BI.P.—.C.LAWKO 4.—On the 29th J anuary, 1900_, by
'
John O. Wttsoo V D.V., Mr. Robert bamble to Miss
Sarah Jane Clawson, bath of this cite.
COX—HALL-0n the UP. inn nat. by Rev. James Sed
don, Mr. Thomas Cox, of Lewistown, Pa., to Mrs, Ma
tilda Hall, of Frankford.
KEELS R=PARRY.—On the 20th ultimo, by Rev. Joe.
H. Kennard, Mr. Daniel Keeler to Mien Mary A. Parry,
both of this city
EDGIMAN—MIDDLETON.—On the 29th ultimo. by
Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, Mr. Franklin legman to Mine
Mary A. hliddleton. both of Haddon geld. N. J.
MoCLELLAN—MM I LEY.—On theist instant. by Rev.
Joseph V. Kennard. Mr. Robert McClellan, of the.
H
to Mine annah N. Smiley, of Great Valley, Cheater
county.
EVERRT—CURBY.—On the 23d ultimo. by Rev.
Richard Newton. Ely Eyelet. of Montgomery county,
to Miss Mettle O. Ourbv. of Philadelphia.
R-8 EY E RUE i,T.—On the 03th ullimer by
Rey. Father Stroble, hir Nicholas J. Roaster to Miss
Emma Reyferhelt. both of this oily ;
MOGRE—HUNTER.--Ort the Ist instant. by Rev. Dr.
S. Townsend. Mr. Joseph Moore. of New Castle 0011011.
to Miss Mary Mentor, daughter of Imo Hunter, Esel.,
of Delaware city, Del.
ETITT.—On the 4th instant. Mary, daughter of John
and Elizabeth atilt
The relatives and friends of the family ace respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her parents. Richmond street, Bridesburg, on Tues
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
POsTER —On bunday morning, March 4th, Wm. 33.
Foster, Jr.
. • •
Funeral service at the residence of U. Edgar Thom
son, Vim , northeast corner of Spruce and Eighteenth
strects, en Tuesd% afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Remains
lo for Interment.
iltitn ' ex v o. 2 l,f J.,on the lot* ;n
-atant. Mrs. Ellen Batchelder in the Sith year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, 141 York ntenet. Bur
lington, N J.. thin (Monday) afternonnott 1 o'clock. •
TILt , FX.n the let instant. Hugh Tilley, in the 72d
Year of his aze.
fuearal from his lota residence. No. 233 South Fifth
street, above Spruce. thin (Monday ) afternoon, at 2
o'clock,
YOCUAT.—On the Ist instant, of oonsumption, farm
Yn cum, Jr .in thee year of lux ace
Penwell from the residence of his parents. corner of
Darby road and Church lane, (Hingstiming,) this (Mon
&Art afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
STHICIIOI6.—On the 24 instant, John Stratton, in the
eth year of his age •
Funeral from hla late residence. No. 861 Marshall
'tree , . thin (Monday) Mgrnong. pt 10 o'clock.
CONRAD —On the gil instant. at Chester county, Ida
It.. infant daughter of John R. and Anna F. Conrad,
aged 8 months.
Funeral this (Monday) morrow:. at 914 o'clock. at the;
Reading Railroad deem, Thirteenth and Callmen ill. •
COATRS—On the 1d instant, of consumption, George
Conies. aced 12 yen,.
CRUISS,—Uzi the 2d instant, Martha Cruise, aged 32
yearn.
tlloollkl front her late rani denoe, 1737 South street, this
°inlay) morumg_. at 10 o'clooie, • •
BUCRANAN.—on the 26th ultimo, Apnea Boatman,
arv3 3 rears and S week,. •
Funeral from the restitenee of her parents. No. 734
South. Fiftatreet, above Dorman; this ( Monday) after.
noon, at o'clock.
RtMOVAL!
will open thin?' NEW WORE.
No. 91S CHESTNUT Street, above NINTH,
On TtlEBAY,(hterdh 6t11,1 and respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage of Uttar customers end
the public. t rchll-tf
frrifalaTO.N4enfi3 - 51111413,4%'.
ma, will meet, with their Bend, THIS 1 niondlyl
EVENING. March 6th, at 7 n'e risk at the WFXSTONI,
He Lt. R, W. corner TWELFTH sue t;REBFNIIT
Streets, to nmeeed en mote to the ON AND Re TIFI
CA'FIOsi MEETING at NATIONAL HALL. Let all
attend to honor our standarcLhenrer. who Is n slertous
enmesh) of the mime a...skins the man, and not the man
the saes. 1N WM. MoCANDLPEItt. President
rounni LECTURE ON THE CBEA.
I VON OR THE UNIVIRSE. /co THI
EVENING.at HANDEL AND RATON H.ll,l.:SubJeot
.! The manner in which the EsYth was Created. anti
from what—Why in a atnte of Fusion—Of what the Hon
ie Composed, and Ileraohars t }leery investierded
The rhrth of the Universe." Time of commeqtement
ehansed to 8 o'olook precisely. aod the price of Course
Tickets reduced. May be had at the door. le`
fr''' LORAN SQUARE CIIURGR—VT NE
I 1.... V and TWENTIE VII titreete. Preleltinir THIS
(Monday ) evilly mi. at eight o'olook, by Rev. JOHN
CHAMBERS. 9 H.
Iv Ca RE
heldLle-F OP EMIGRANTS. PROM TREt,enu i . l , }' ll
held at the CONITINENTAI, on WEDNESDAY. the
MI inst.. at 7 o'clock P. M. A general attendance It re.
guested, es businees of importance will oblee before the
Meeting.
rehtl-At
LECTURE.—BY REQUEST OF THE
MECHANICS' RETREAT .5890GIATIoN,
the Rev. FR NK LT N MOORE will repeat his leetnre
on " The Falere Rote tzt America." at the ME
CHARMS' HALL, 14. F. corner of FriGRA II and
GEORGE streets. on TUESDAY EVENIN , next, at
7Ki o'clock. Tho °Meet of this looters is to aid the Me
chanics' Retreat Assoolation—a society making efforts
to !entire an asy tom for aged, infirm. and disabled me
chub's who ere in destitute circumstance'. Tickets
25cents. Can be had at d
mo3-St. the N
oor. A
LS, Secretary.
NOTICE.—THE DIA STAGERS FOR THE
relief and employment of the poor of the town
cicrf Germantown, hereby rive moles, according to
the terms of an act of Assembly, approved the 13 t h day
of May, 1857, entitled'? An not reguitjng_publication of
application to the Legislature of tins Commonwealth
relative to Reel rfatate." that the? will apply to the Le
sialatTre of the State of Pennsy 'cattle for power to sell
their Reed Pante, sOnate on Rittenhonse street. Ger
mantown. In the Twenty-second ward of the city of
Plillndelphic said Real Relate Wins commonly nailed
and known as " The Poor ROMA oropsrty of the town
ship of Germantown." EDW. R. WILLIAMS.
m3-6t' Becrottrr Board of Managers,
Cat Wilson, Ark
F H. Jones, lit I•ouia
J F N Y
B RaPZiiilVfouti
11Imnatd. Ask
TILE SECOND NATION/ff. corivEN.
1...3 'MIN of the Merida of Tinton -Praynntimet
les will be held in the SANSOM-13treet BAPTIST
CHURCH. above EIGHTH street. on Tuesday, Moroi,
6th, at II M. As in no eity in the United States titer/tate
mere rends of nion Pro/or-Mnea eau than in Philo
delph we believe it in only neeoasary to rive ouch a
notice as the foregoing. in order to Immo a full attend
ance on that ocoasion, to engage in earnest prayer that
the Mors of the Convention may receive the Divine
fIrPOISON—POISON IN LIQUORS.—
.HR. HIRAM COX, the great Anal, Oriel Che
mist, n,u4 Liquor Inspector for Itamillon county, Ohio.
will deliver a coerce of Five Lecture. in Notional
Guards' Puilding. Rare street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets. on the evenings of March 9th. 9th. 10th. Imo,
and 14th, on the Poiennoue Nature and Ingredient;
Limp.rei the Mode by which any one can readilr•Ana ,
lien the same; the Pernieious Inflows on the Human
System. He will also mangle:Jure, in the ronaenee of
the audience, some choice bat--=Liquorg t a b le Leo ure
will be illuetritted by experimonts with su none.
rates.
Tickets for the coarse, admitting a gentleman and
two ladies, ta.
Single Lecture, admitting a gentlemen and lady.
25 nuts. .
Forsale by the Janitor of the Nation.'Guards' Build
ing; Mr Mande. Franklin Unll, Rural. below Arch
street; Wm 8. Styles. 8. E. corner of Third and Vino
streets; Andrews and Whiteman, Germantown svenno
and Berke ;late Chatham/street, and at the Ran, on the
evernngs of the lectures. mli3-3t.
LECTURES ON PALESTINE AND
YOYPT.—IIev, Mr. Marks. of Pittsburg, will
deliver Three Lecture" on " Scenes and incidents of
Travel in the GrdY Land and Vg
First Leetere, nn MON DAY hiVENING, 6th inst., in
Rev. Dr. Doles' Chtiroh, on RAC?, Street, near corner
of Sixteenth street.
"Scenes in and 0400L41113 dc;lr City—Bstpleberti and
Dead Men."
Second Lecture, on TUESDAY EVENING, oth
inst., In Rev. Dr. Doke Church.
On " Lower - Hutt. including Alexandria, Delta of
the Nile; Scenes in and around Orand• Cairo; Oriental
Maniere Ceremonials:.
Third Lecture, on THURSDAY EVENING, oth
int
" Upper Egynt;' Visit to the Great Pyramids; Accent
of the Nile: Ruins of Thal:tea •. Tombe of the Ancient
Pharaohs; Cataract of the Nile; Nubia; Arab Blood
Revenge.
Tickets for course of Three Lectures.... 00 n ,
Single Adinission.....— 250.
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Ea. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Atom!, ledo.
The holden' of !h . ° bonds of tide Company. due July t.
1350. can now receive, upon application at thin office. to
per cent. In cash, upon the terms specified fn the siren-
IV
ThLY ho dela are also entitled to the benefit tif a ',ink
ing VW). of 6140 NO per annum, as establielled by the
?VT: Itini b l e A r e e anneal itTolftta het
n y
t g wmpfigy and ' ,ny reilordeu, tor•nr‘y the ionic into
*fleet. 66
t DFORn. Treasurer.
CIRCIILA
Notice to the Holders of Philadelphia and Itotviing
8„,,,,,, 00 p Mortgage Vends, due July 1. Ital.
These bonds are gocared by the fi rat mortgages on the
road, amounting 1 the assretate to 83308 4130. The
net revenue for the last fiscal tear was em time, the
amount of the annual Interest on these bonds,
The managers propono to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the holders retaining the bonds aim the
security of the mo , tgases_ln the proms° ecincition In
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the Interest. payable half.yearly, will be mooned
A brines of 10 per cent. will Le given to the holder.. in
coninderation of then. assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in cash to the hearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their recrea
tive bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forme of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on application.
13, order of the Board of Managers,
ml-tf R. H. Mc I bIIENNY, illeoretarir.
MLECTURES ON TIIE CREATION
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• ptetne Court have this day decreed the gale of
th 'ha • " •
()TI d. CS given that the rower oflittomey
adopted at the Meeting' of 4 Beeped Mortgage Bond
holder., bald Deoember 9,1869, end already executed by
a majority in Interest is still open for i sitra i tor4..„
ATV I C
l 'it° ioaraireagfoto.Yrtgliah:s:rotect titlerir
interests, under the agreement entered into by the vet
trolls classes of owners, are demure to present their
Bonds at this office, for register, where the power of
attorney may be executed, and the bond, "stayed,"
F. A. VAN DYK Jr.,
tnb2.6t Attorney &mond Mortgage Bond oldere.
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133 South THIRD Street.
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A GRAND DEMOCRATIC
RATIFICATION MEETING
Will bo held at
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Tho Democracy of the °ay of Philadelphia remponding
to the nomination made by the Reading Convention.
FOR GOVERNOR;
HENRY D. FOSTER,
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L. S. LEVY ISa Co ,
809 and 811 CHESTNUT STREET
Doublo-width Mouseline de Chine, a new artiole, of
good taste and oualtty,Just geoolvod, at 4t cents per
yard. Inh -3l
B EAUTIFUL NEW SILKS!!!
Ell 3 lITII and MIRO GARDEN.
Would invite ation ono to a
LARGE tiTOOK OF BMX 000D8,
Norte checked and plaid SION for 02c.
Good euabir Foulard Bulks rnr
Very rich Foulards for 75, N. and We.
Beautiful brocade Bilks solid colors for $1 It.
Rich obese Fat, Pout de Fol., Oro.. o.
THE NEST OLOCK NILKB INFORM!),
Frani 8 1 Per yard up to al CO.
New styles of Dross Goods, embracins every novelty
of the season, oponinxiimly.
811 A it SHAW LIU!
Our establishment Iran been rondered famous for
Shawl, of tvery description.
OTELIA BoAWI).1.
CRAP): ROTA WIS.
TRIB,ET SHAWL!.
BROORA till AWLS. end
miry IMAM{ ET SHAWLS, ho.
Q.PRING GOOD 4 —BIIIRPLESS
111 Eng are opt nln IC new and heirloom stook
Ann UR' and Hummer &Ike.
Moll Organdies.
Very float Lawns.
Foulard ?lobes.
rrimtlla Moths.
aalturs.
lamas, seven flonnorm.
Figured Blank Bilks.
Black Tarlatan.
Mixed Travolleriee.
Spring Shawl.,
mh2 CH ESTNIIT and EIGHTH Sireoto.
SUETLAND WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY,
TEN CENTS PER
SHETLAND WOOL. r XTs.A.
TWELVE DENTS PER 12:.
BARGAINS IN BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
Double, Singh. and SEUL
.1 G. MAXWELL A. SON,
Trimminin Pkirte, and 4,eshErit,
re 2740. 1. ELEVI. NTH. and cßk_
LUPIN'S DE LAINES, &c.
Flee mode de lames, sm eta.
Excellent blacks at 83 and 38 ets.
Bu per quality at. 48 and 60 els.
But line quality at 66 tits.
Printed weal de Dunes, 37 to 83 eta
Black bonibazines, section lets. CUD.
gilltilri l Y k en ' e l if E 2 nail $3.
Also,
11 NB, by the piece and ynrd.
II SET • NOB, by tbe piece and yard.
ENS. by the place and yard.
DAM aliK Table Linens, In cloths, all sizes.
NAPKIN,
TOWELS, 3.10 doseu,,frem Mote. to 86 per dozen.
RED-BOILDERtD rine Towels, Napkins, and Doy.
FLANNELS. One, tor-pi - toed and silk mixed.
MARSEILLES for collare, bowing, bureau covers,
Ao.
MARSEILLES QUILTS, also Lancaster, Allendale,
e.
LINEN MEETINGS, Some extra good and cheap
lota.
TiCKINGS, of every grAbuade.
~
'MERRIMACK PRINTS,
And
AMERICAN DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
relit N
COOPE I NT it and M N AM
A O,
RKET Ns.
HOSIERY GOODS. ---J. WM. 110 F.
MANN, No. D North EIGHTH Btreet, hes now
operLhie Fall Stook of Hosiery fl oods. viz: Uuder veils
and Drawers of Cartwright and Warner's su.perior mapu
famine, for ladies' and mines' wear, Marion Bhirte
and Urawere, lor_gente and youths. Merino llostery,
Cotton Hosiery, Woollen limier) , , (Hove* and Haunt•
fete, and goods generally appertaining to the Hosiery
buelnese. J. W. H. reepeottully eolioits the attention of
families to his stook. assuring them that hie stook is orp
egoelled for variety by any other in the oity. and that
his p6oes are as low as those of any other regular house
N. B.—No abatement made from the prices named.
szl-ofrof
REAL 0 ASH MERE KNITTING
ZEPHYRS, in double, ir Wel, or soli t, aro offer
ed, for the nrouent. it
THE SAME num: AR 'mg IMITATIONS
AND MEDIUM QUALITIES OF ZEPHYRS ARE
Sold elnewhern. 2u newv oar ux.
J. O. MA XWEI..I,
TRIMISHNUS, SKIRTS. AND ZEPHYRS.
re2o-H ELEVENTH and CHES'PN UT,
OPERA GLASSES.
THE GREATEST VARIETY
FOR BALE IFT
pTO THE SOUTHERN AND WEST.
ERN MERCHANTS. hire. 111. A. KING No.
17 South SECG4D Street. between MARK ET and
CHHBTNU has now oo tied n splendid iissortnient of
Fanny and Straw BONNETS, to %lath she inv,tes
thins attention. n. 1,6 in
INERAL-WATER APPARATUS, OF
LTA the moat approved style and fin eh. He would
also call the attention of all &timely and dealers In
wets Appiranl/1 to examine hie mew U rn nud
Ufalllns Pipe and fbrruping APperatue. /Ow, Belle of
all kinds east and (implied to order. All kinds of brace
work executed.
N. tri—purt.ottler attention raid to reralring of nil
kinds of Mineral . Water Avrnratug. kn. -
JosEe HINPENVVII.
LIT MINOR Street, Flitladelpkia.
HAY, STRAW, AND DUSK,
PACKING, HEEDING, Ann UPHOLSTERERS' 133};
BUCKLEY Sz SOMERS,
40 NORTH WHARVES,
WA-CI (below AYPII.)
DAMAGE! HAVANA CIGARS.—A fen
CIGARS or the " FIOAIIO " brnnde, lett re
calved, end elivhtly damn. ed. and for Halo low: by
mhe-10t CIiAHLEB TETI:, l WALNUT Strout.
cb LS.— 1 ,500 gallant; Extra Bleached
'Ur Winter Whale 011; 2000 gallons Extra Blenched
Elephant oil; 2,6 , X) gallons Racked oil t 3 600 gallon, till.
Ililetobinery oil; 6000 gallons Refined Oreasing oil; 60
barrelsEo. 1. Lard Oil, in Store, and for sale by
ROWLEY. AfillifUßN f
mb3 16 8-111.11 W HA R VES.
VAN HAAGEN & 111cKEONE'S OMEN.
TAL AWLEIIBI.VE SOAP is possessed of cleans•
trig, properties which Sender St eminently nUyessist to
and more economical thsn, all other cusps in the mar
kat. inti 3 21"
noUBLE- DISTILLED BURNING
Fiuld, Meolnil, Pine Oil, Crystal KicieenVili
ZOOInAH OHF
NH fitt
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
IN SILKS
WE WILL OFFER OUR
ASSORTMENT 01.
A DISCOUNT OF
FROM RF.Olll,Aft PRICES
THIS DA.Y,
ESIDROIDERIEB
M. J. FRANKLIN,
112 8011T11 FOURTH f.:treat
MONIMYI MARCH, 5, 1860.
SALEM BY AUCTION
AUCTION NOTICE.
8 30,000.
BY ORDER OF SHERIFF.
BEST CITY-MADE
•
HARNESS.
AT PUBLIC SALE,
TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) MORNING,
AT W O'CLOCK
B. SOOTT. JR..
It 431 CUESTNIIT STREET.
NEW YORIC.
EDWARD J. WARREN, AUCTIO•PFTt
AUCTION NOTICE.
.VAN WYCK, TOIVNSEND, IVAIt Rl' NS
TUB DA I, 6th INSTANT
At 10 o'clock, at tam Sala' Rooms.
ON VI NONTlfil' CREDIT,
IMPORTANT, SPECIAL, AND PEREMPTORY
SALE OP
DRESS SILKS,
Of the Importation of
MESSRS.' CHARLES PATEN & CO.,
THREE THOUSAND PIECIN
Of Om most ohoioe stile■ and qualities
PARIS AND LYONS DRESS SILKS
600 ELEGANT FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE RIPE
it 0 B E S.
Con%tinnx In nut of
oases plaid, striped, and cheek Gros de Naples
mos cannolle lance Oros de Rhino.
owe plaid and striped Poult de Sole,
COSAI noli tnffots Imprime
anaea rich Grua do Athens, royo
oases rich Droplet Plll , lO IMPIIIIICI
CMOS rich Urisailla hinoo droplet
oases Broohe Da11161150
ousel sad colnrg, smell figured !hike
M=!
—oasos small plaid Foulards
case' Paris punted Foulavde Enlusosile
MOS Small figured 6a•illed Foulard Enlununa
oases black broohe ilsmuse 13.1 k.
exiles black broche kored Moire Antrrue
oases mill figured blew* Bilks
taaes plain colors Poult de Bois in all qualities and
asses tilsok 1310*de Rhine and Taffetas
OlulDrieing 1191 elegant assortment in 4, 6, T. and g
Simmons, am doulAo lupe Value and Brealis Robes,
Si' Catalogues and sample' on morning of sale.
Ito. is VESEY Street.
Nsw Yokc Mardi 1.1800.
PAYER ItAlitill4oB. &a.
[B6O. SPRING STYLES, 1860
•
01
WALL PAPERS.
ROWELL SE BOURKE,
Manufacturer. and Importer.
or
PAPER HANGINGS.
No. 17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, below 3farket.
Offer unusual facilities to Southern and Western blu
rs, a ev'endid stock of goods to seleot from, and ell of
he newest and best designs. WINDOW CURTAIN PA
PERS in endless varlet,. fe2l•Sr.
WA L L PAPERS, WALL PAPERS,
V
Wholesale and Retell, at' reauced prices. lit
NORTH FOURTH street. below Race. Hpinielceepers
and oilier. would do well to give re a coll, and ecntnine
Our stuck before purolpunot elgewhere. Room. papered
at the shortest notice. br en roful workmen Don't tor
rot the number—/ga NORTH FOURTH Street. below
Race. Itol VQY .5c OOLE.
in 3 dim
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
1/0. 122 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will mall ont, ttroush 024 wint , nd tett stry.c, their
large stool,
PAPER HANGINGS,
=dating of ovary variety oontra...t,,lwitlt ton to mr,era,
AT GREATLY REDUOED PR tOL3.
!NE FRENCH PAPERS AT 30 rEB. OE:1T. BE
LOW COST.
fer.ODI Wanting their MIMS Papered, Daft gonnat
TIARGAINS.,
late-tf
NOTICES.
QUPPLIES TO THE WATER DEPART-
M ENT OP TIIP CITY OF Mr IrADt•D,PII/it.
Scaled mown's will he received at the office of the
Peuurtment, 919 Cll ER DV Street, until 130'clok noon,
nib/30A)* the 13th of Minch, for such amounts of
ANTIIIt ACITF.; COALoc the Chef konneor may or
der for the use of the different Works, ear
For debut lkill Works, about .. 4 WO Toes.
Delawarel• "
" Sitli Ward " " . tsJO
" Fairmount " " .. • • "
The coal to lie delivered at the several works. and
mug be of the hen nualitx Lunn, or !Rosetta:kat, end
tree from slate or lane. ike•
Dols will be received for the supply of each works sis•
peretely and must state the kind of cent to to, supplied.
The coal will he weillted, at the Works. when de
liverer') by an Remit of the 'department. I -inmates to
to made [or ton of 2240 lbs. The Cesar Ensieser re•
serves the rielff to refuse any article which or not in
ovary respect satisfactory or whet it is eontratited to
be ; also, to refuse any or alto( the buts. or make such
disposition of them us racy be to the interest of the De•
pertinent. HENRY F. hl. 111 NKINIIIN c
mita 9 id Chief Engineer.
Pi DWIN CLARK'S
111 WILY lAIPPOVED
rid news) Patented Continued (irindnot end Bulling. or
r FLOVR atILL,
IMiIY in OPerMlllOll at
No. 2:15 litre SINII,III'. HELOW PITILIe * A.
Tile unrivalled Fleur TLII, incluilort the complete
grinding rtyd bolting machinery, occupies V. space of
only 4 feet nude, ri.ht feet high. and tuenty-nine feet
long: manufacturing ritlon tuna small compass, at
hingle operation, and with lot little more than RIX horse
Power, Isnot, extra. o sirs. eonerfine, and allot the low
or g at flour, erd the .!..norent hind. of °MO; pro
ducing flour equal to r:Pnli'y the best flour made front
giVell Elllloolll of 14 lian l , 1 y the bell% alerohant Flour
Mills m the In I. atop°. Itemeruge
rate of grinding 11 1-n 1 :Tin of superior flour per
hour.
'Doe new. comp,.. co,p'ete. and r.lelirrited flour
null tae loon carelully es %mined by many of the most
ex 'women.] millers in Cul country, and they unsni
tonuals bestow upon ir thn higl•ent ownineniktions ; and
have R 1 von their testiniarrals of its intrintoo nuperiort
ty .muil int minions° utility.
high sr., inill.owneir, merchants, eepanltolc specula.
tors, anti the puhho in COrlerli. ore re speelluil. invited
to call and examine this highly useful end Justly vole
brat e.l Hoot it ill
Information concerning the porches° of the Patent
Rigida for lqati s andcounties and thn for et en'
portion of the Unruh! totes, West Britain. France,
b e.(lr ninny, Ruston, and other Agricultural countries, wil
e given Pr all persons addressing their letters to
EDWIN CLARK. Patentee,
N 0.211 RACE at., below Third, Philatl'a.
Q 7 For further infortoition concerning celet.ra
tod flour in 11, ideate to reed the yellow headlong, de•
Nell hinK it. Ina ly
COLUIthi) !
IVORY TYPES.
DAGUERREOTYPES:
AT
MoOLEEIV.
NO, 1126 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Seventh (opposite HAIM
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. I.
Those who desire a really splendid
PHOTOGRAPH
should cell at this
THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED AND MOST EX
TENSIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN
THE STATE.
ennien of DAGUERREOTYPES or A mbrotrins. 0
'Lily sue, finisholl In CRAYON , OIL • WATIR - uOLOR
YASTIL, Or an IVORTTTFKA. dl2-3nl
300 BI3LS Primo Halifax and Eastport
Herring, 600 boxes Boated Herring, 21M half
this White Fish, in store a ro j. . ll .
dAI 111 told 124 N 6 ihrlh°l3"
CHICKENING it SONS, 11ANU
FACTIIRERS of Grand, Noma, and 1:p
-light PiAtfo FORTES. Watetnionn, tiff CIiESTNI.7
Strew: Dimon to let. taken in exchange, tuned. and
ropairi , ,l. Alo, in connection, full stook of Populy
%1e.., Moon •tn 1431-UM
fI.OLUMBO ROOT—For Halo by IVITIIE
iJ RILL, tf. pßvpunt, H fold 0 rival Ul a n)
Btrett,
TERRY' PRICE, & CO.,
23S BIARK}:T STREET.
IMPORTIERS &ND 70111112 OF
CLOTHS. C ASSIMERBI3. &0.,
Have now on hand a large and well-seteerad stook,
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest market
nines. 11111.3 3m
J e W. 0.11313 S dig SONS.
No. 031 110.111 ET lITARET.
Are now opening their
SPRING SI'OC6 OF GOODS
Adapted to
MEN'S WEAR.
In whloh will be found a full usortment of
CLOTHE, DOESKINS, VEEITINGS.TRIMMIItOB, AO.
fe3.llat
A . W. LITTLE & CO..
SILK GOODS.
1860. SPRING. 1860.
SIBLEY. MOLTEN.
& WOODRUFF.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
BILK
AND
FANOY GOODS.
NO. 531 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Are now prepared to otler bUyere, seaman?, a very large
and desirable Stook of Goods, replerushed by the arrival
of every Steamer front Europe. feta-Intwant
AUOTIONEER
JAS. R. CAMPBELL, & CO..
IiPOUTZRS MID WHOLCIALI DNALZIIII IA
DRY GOODS.
LINENS, WRITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, GASSIMERES,
STILL AHEAD!
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S
"BELLE Ol' THE SOUTH,"
The most Perfect and Beeutiful Skirt ever produced
1514D14 WITHOU? CLASPS.
and warranted not to get out of order. in
41. 11, 16, 20, 22, 30, 36, 40, and 60 HOOPS,
EVERY LADY IS REQUESTED TO EXAMINE
THEM DEFORE PURCHASING OTHER MAKES.
BURNETT,
SEXTON, ft
,SWEARINGEN I
luportEre or
FANCY GOODS,
ENOLISII AND OSEHAN HOSIERY.
MEN'S FUIINISHINO GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINOS.
SKlRTS—Shetland Wool. ZakPliy rs. and VARIETIES.
No. 419 MARI:L.ET erRIIEL
fan Dm!
H• 10.JHRING &
Not. VS and QS NORTH FOURTH STREET.
Are now redeiving, by successive arnvats (rain Eu
rope, their
.SPRING IMPORTATIONS
• or
.ER01.15111 AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
OLOVFS, AND ShIALL WARES,
hlentone Sewing Silk and Thread—and solicit en in
spection of their complete and well-auortsd stock
1111PiCIA.L.Llf A.DAPTXD To 87'illift211 L\n W
711•Dlt. fe3-,,n
ar ts aim TO i R A l y rH
E D
v T I O A W N,
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
prepared to forwar.l Freights to HAOERSTOWN,
without change of Can, and at low rates. For lut et
Freight call at P.R. R. Freight Olltce. 113 CHESTNUT
Street, or THIRTEENTH and MARKET Streets.
11. HOUSTON,
GENERAL FREIGHT AOEN r.
ZELLER & WASON, Agents,
HAGERSTOWN. Mn.
PUILADA.. Feb. reht-tt
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ENTERPEISE •
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIIILADEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPA.IVY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
YOuRTIT AND WALNUT STREETS.
F. RATCHFORD STARR,
WILLIAM MCKIM,
NALISO FlitZllll,
JOHN 11. kTWOOD,
BIN/. . I[DICRo
EIRDST WHAR7O4,
F. RATCHF ,
CHARLES W. COXE.Be
T HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COBIPANY OF NEW YORK.
11/1/TID I 1 IPPIAT 146fiT040Rot 01 AU/. TTTTTT
WORTH OVER $13403,101
The premium', ate Lomita then In many other Comp,-
glee, and the Dividends have been 0 ILZATIII.
This ill a ettiOl4 MaTl7•l. Er_pqrif. Them ale De
Btookholdera, so that A THE PROFITS
pamphlets, gad every information, way be had
OIATIO. On aliPllo6olou to
F. PLA I'OH FORD STARR, /meet.
B. W. earner FOURTH anti WALNUT btreeta.
VHILADELPHIA REFERENCE 3:
Thomas Robins. John Welsh.
Mordecai L OMlreOne George H. Einar*.
Oeurte M. Stroud, E. N. W helen,
John H nen, J. Fhher Lesmng
759hr.tr' Witham C. Ludwig
John h} . Atwood,
Picchu- ii Gotha,
Reines H Karen. tieorge W. Talmud.
litmus McKee. Thee. Wausau. n2:l-IHf
HEATON & DENCRAL;
ft ARDWARE
CailniaSSiON MERL' lIA NTS,
1007 COMMERCE and 010 NORTH RTREET,
AOENTB FOR THE BALE OF
OUT NAILS.
HOLLOW WARE.
CAST, BLItiTER.AND OERNIAN
STEELS.
Which, with a complete assortment of
AMERICAN HARDWARE
They offer for sate at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
fe3-wfutnti If
THOMAS & MARTIN,
217 CHESTNUT STREET,
roll .•t.%
APAQ U A U
SEAMLESS BAGS,
IN ALI. SIZES.
CARRIAGES*
Or TEM MLNUPACTURS or
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
No. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. Nn. 1011.
felo.tout
FIJAUS! FLAGS!! FLAGS!!!
U. S. I'LAG DEPOT,
49 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT
'Wl‘l. F. SCIHEIBLE,
Wholesale end retail manufacturer of Flue, rola,
oat Banner*. and Tranieereneles. Flags of all aizat on
hand, and mute to order am cheep, if tot deeper, than
(tan lta had elsowhora In the MT, fe:1411
No. 825 11ARKST STREET.
lILANKETB, STUFF GOODS, is
No. 770 CHESTNUT 6treet.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
NEW SKIRT.
Pealere embed bl
DOUOLAB h StIERWOOD,
SI, 53, nail SS WHITE Street,
NEW YORK
RAILROAD LINES.
DIREO,TORS
Mnamtrar Dawsox,
Ono. H. ii•VART,
.101 IN H. BRowx,
B. A. FAHYI*TOCIC,
AKDRIEW D. C.t.B,
J. L. .11/114CIIII.
ORD STARR, rroNident..
.otetar.f. WA-1y
Auete:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
MS=
PHILADELPHIA
WANTS.
14AV NTED—SS,O O O, oit • Mortgage well
meeured. Apply office 114E01/ di SIXTH prr•4l.
below elmenut. ‘bs
A3IIDDL&AGIID WIDOW LADY DE
"AL alp.. Pa taaboa as Haaasksappr. Good It ItcaaNta
Lyeapora her preatat maloyst. Norm &.
Blood • Dmatoh. maalt•
AIOI3NU MAN, 21 years of age, de-
VIPs a 1111MII0B j had fro giz: . :45 , .. zu
whni.soo iirop4rl of Voalcross on
Jahlit•
iddrau .. Hilary." al Ibis °Mop.
AND OTHER SLIMS, TO
$lB,OOO, Invest on mortzW,
J R HMSR,
2:4 ItA FOURTH tenet.
WANTED Ladies to sera for
DE Rl7.sE's hook. Every roan i grwka 1.4
vrnMAII cogtemplatlo4 ir5, , 01.1 116 , e
lank. t ?who, four stump to tio.t 24, Plltladelpiu4 P. U.
fen I at •
o,coo TO IN VFST, in an establ'el
ed sioole.fanywhore is the kg* rf
dun. out‘, toollotr with too cornices of in tiro
mooed business man Adth r eso i with All """""'
i• Xi) Woo." ot itos office. - •
A SiIi)DLE•ACIED LADY WISHES
enessement sa cOrnpnruon to an ino6d : goninn
en to foung cluldren; or in arc. of
a fmmily. Coo objection, to l e vee the city. Htilvit
testioinomlo Ilan. Metes address. Intl souh. ,, Nri
West." Illo.Krot Litsrateb. ten 10t•
A
8 12,000* withs P e A ns i h tT e: ; : t .R 1
of l f V ro A co N 3 l looo ll
r i r i r . tinr it , ,,, o 4 r .i t; br i o . r e n h u .
where no Inters - my MAY lan had. NIA TV
W • ANTk.D—By the lgt of next month, a
Warehouno on the Thu', Broad or Slarket sea.
Addrers Flrond "at thin °Men. 142 - ett •
FOR HALE AND TO LET
TO LET THE LARGE SECOND
*Mr, of STORE. No. Hs DOCK Street, pear
SECOND with counting-room ere proof, andi water.
shelvmp. dr, . suitable for n Ten liocum. Asklaiosal
etoreao roam if returned. Apple ta
m 1,5 3t• DAVID IJILTINAN, on premises.
FOR SALE.—A NIINERAL
MAC 4 11 YE. In complete order, capable of bottbnr
from nix to elpht bmsdred dozer' alsh. several second
hand once. V. all be sold ches t y. ^pots to
mIJULU. ts PON&
5td,4107• Su? FIRAIICH. street.,
T°
T 11& LARGE BUSINESS 80031,
SECOND STORY,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
Being well h g4ted, front and back, and isecessuble by
a wide nod easy atAtr-ease. Alio, rooms orar it.
Apydy on the premise.. to
THOMAS C. GARRETT
PLENDID FARM, coNVENTENT TO
TO THE CITY. AT PUBLIC SALE—Contains
91 acrem.l4 miles from the ettr. in theenlist* of lint
horn' and mules from the beautiful grate of Willow
Grove. on the old 100 ro.d. Will be sold noder the
hammer. on TUESDAY. the 6th of March. 1910 on the
premises. The nmprovenientearei Large stone Mansion.
with conveutent suit of rooms. loth of the twat ulster,
•is and worirms.hi•: stone trochee wijointag• 'with
good npartment• overhand; wel of rood Valet neat the
door. together with a never-failing aping or soft water.
which mar he MI en into an, part of the mammal. and
which is introduced into the hitcher' and taro without
the olio of a • NM." CAv., ire-house, are.. to Corte
'pond. 'hoice selecton of fruit.shade, mod ornamental
trrer. he. _
Large stone. collar Rare, with stabling. carnets
hone, and all necessary ont•boildmP. Also, stone
tenant house. new him. opting house..4.c Re. To be
sold attosetber. or
theith the 1113IISIOP. Aic.. and
.55 acres in one tat, and tenant Louse, ate, and .15
acres in the oilier.
The firm I. called the 't Loller Farm," Is near one
of rho hest seminaries of learning in the Plate, with
, Ridely.celalirated and eery esters's, bbrayy.
NMI DV. the door eaer7 few hours to the P. R. R.
for the city A great chance for a city gentleman sock
ing a pleasant country seat. Persona may examine the
property at any time, and rill to cheerfully shown the
seine by JOSIAH MARS:LC.I'.
Pale to commence at 1 &clack P. M.
roan CIS..
C. H. GIFN4S, Unt;ii street.
PFTTIT k Cl).. No. Do South Seeoud street.
. _
Wit. K. US. Genrantolt.
F R NALB —1 he two HOUSES
114 Nos. 111 and 411 A RCl l l , O4O‘.
1.1051A.9 STENVAR [WON. Jr..
nth] lni PlI1':11.. Mireet.
QlO CAPITA LISTS.—FUR SA LE
The Machinery. Stoll. and Fixtures of • lane
Manniuturt P APER HAttIiINGS. reests with
et or) convenience for exrrrins on an extensity bau
xites. A desirable investment to penning of ',ter n , who
ono path the business For Laid with or walnut the
la3uir• at ..3:1 CHEST:I (IT Street.
Isle taint( 1.
CIERMANTOWN PR PFRTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The vabtah'e ram and Country post. e , ntgon:ta
et tee ol 111.hly cu . tteeted I Ind aitinted in the gown
U° of (iertnnotn• n. l'ittladelphra rounti, and within
cnotee of the depot to Germantown.
uhe liotwalnn or tm. prop.rt. II not to be rirpiesed.
barns !amide.] mn the aorta by Washtnaton lane. the
weal by Enviably l rue road, and On the 4,1 0 1 hy
street. and eet•hiu one-etahth el a code of the
I.lrnekOn Turnpike. and aqu r.er u a rode of two : , ta
t one on the Chestnut Ittll wan.b it th e 1.,,,,,a a t 0 e r p
Redrew'. liteh erne., and Washlrt-t.31 lute
The locnfion of the above property ie hub and heal.
thy. the land well watered and tylm eery •dvar ta
seemly for Cowes &toe. It commands an emmded
crew or the surrounding country. and u let^re.e eat
El• the atreete eunnult from uernhan , own, m lard down
on the Sure.) or', eon of that datrtet. the yropre:ty :a
I tid nut in fire Mee Ins. Lthogrephin planet ...bleb
ma, otP•Lned on at plteathan to ether of the node r
si,ned.
Airs n valuable and hag/NOM° FlUWine L.A. ghosted
no Mao bolus at rtet. /vat ticLsiocosastuvlo. era
I.4lninz In (oust on said sheet 197 fuel. end to ids_psh
about X9O feat h teas x area of also/CO /woos. Tee
huh and obspes towards Sinntlel nil /Wel.
upon which hoot ton row of largo and elssent olsule
tre,Sl.
Also, sere( tl fine Butkl.ror Lets s.dynntni end in the
y ither's I
t• thAtlon Gdua,Ptoira.
For Bother parocoltrt and omit nests to
ek.ONf.I.- lUSKOS. Jr.. Artnotest
S. E. arr. SIXTH sotl TV W. I NUT St mots.
Or tn 8411 L'Ff. B. It s.", y.
mht-Ita• riBRAAN [OWN.
341 EVFRGREPti, SII.ADE, and FRUIT
FLOWV.RING BNRUKS, Vf NE/.
ROUT.. &c. For deacriptica onLatocue.vntti illustraure
enctancg. ma dress 1. ,, N10 J. Gal+C. ru, Ererueea
Nursery. Wcalburf Ntirr Insey. reM-ISt •
HILLIAKD TABLES FOR I , ALE.—Two
fitst•cllss Bilhsrd sbles. with ik inch snashts
beds. And hint improved cushions. rase.' Out
Nst—
n..w nein( at tn. Mount rem,. House. P enn atvre
Filth Vreet,Hetsdins. Apply to H A. 2.
SJEut MARK FT
feV- tf Rirtd.ng. fa.
poR thAt Valunhle Property
-At known se the 11 1.ACKWOOLITOWN ACS DEW:.
locatted)o the he slthv slid thriving v.illar i e of Illaclvwcori
sown, New Jersey. The ed Pee s of brier. ed I.y
fu. three storm. high, with bleement or dieing rovrci
and kitchen, and la ' , or, eornplein for a toot ,n: school.
especially rulistitod fur a tem •Ie seminar. ; has armpit
Rion lids, tieing well sanded and will be sold at arict.ori
on Tts• tee (oth of March, at one Y.
M., on the prenxisce. lawn" of
JuNAS LIVERMORE,
fe7.7-13t • fiLACKWOOLITUWN.
imurs itoTEL FOR. KENT —The
LEarroprietreas of the nbove we'.l-known Hotel Ictioe.
to rettre, end odere the rtot.l 'or rent. The furn.tart
Ira( l.e. enkt, or rented alto. For t leo ino i .
(on 1m J. t. 3 HER o‘r ß. lierrWarg,
lON ES' 110 TEL-1 3 111LADELPIIIA
I E , The bane and furniture or this noted Hotel are for
ante at n crept bantam. rye furniture to entirely res.
lowinK bean put tit within a year. and the house now
doing nr suceri,efiti bueinees.
Inquire of D. M nTlist.R. in the Hotel, or of F. G.
13 311:RHAV Bt.. N. Y. fele-tf
FOR SAI E—A valuable Lvt at corner of
Mailo.l3a and T./antloth emits, tuvrißc tdree
fronte..ottnblo lot & church or Notary site. For terms
Ice.. It,.Jars's! 8., at this oth , e. ielD tt
14 - "IACfORY LOT FOR S.ILE —A valua:
tie cornet tot 1:5 fret squats , latahos three fronts
iulmiraolv looted tor a factory site. It is 'Ousted in
Fho southwestern put vi the city, to a rar , d l l- , rn•
proems nelghbosho. , ..l. It Nstfl be sold on reasoustts
tame. For particulars. address " N.." office ot Ti.
Prus. ja13.4(
1 . 1:11sONAL
JI[ATRINIoNY.—A gentl umn of ample
-• fortune. v. - 11 esn nilPre,LatA the ronifor9nrhl• 0.
II J 0.11,114 to cotivs.ten••••• a Oorte•anr.lo... kdr
of eilq,•Von and '0h:1.11/at Adaets U. "
11).,14 • r.,S 31•
GENTLEMFN WorLD DO IVEIL hY
cilnng on DILKS i KESSIL.II) North
nhnve Ci.Arr..trtl nava %noir old Ismments manie.to
kvk eq,ust to aelr,ll oleannynt or Oval and if 9 , 11-
tnz.tald tt•
ASII WILL BE PAID, AND TII.
C
highest pricft, for and mai cut of
CI•OT It No, Ur 11,11re:sirs ±ox n 7
It2i LTV
RI:WARDS.
(1k:)11 REWARLP—Obtaining Goofs un
'44,A.LF der false pretences A nun. about 3 feet 7
Incite In heipht eh tOrnp:eitutl. lather fu'l lice.
with •lieht talk vette, and of p malts manna!—led
wno raziatered in n title at the chut,hents[ lintel at
W. A ftrjA:NzPt.m of New Vort — ttelled at tiro 1 ,
Wontreth'• nr et.r.g. on Sun Mae afternoon hat• end
purchmed nix H. /I Sable Shift,. which Were Pent. With
Itealptett tell for the Man, to the ' Coht nental "
I he sod Kohl neon re sal veil the soak end tee hi 1 sad
d•wn Tod withr,t harm: lor then All of Ire SW,.
had a t Munched la the heat. andl,-1.111T,T,
mark of " Itt k Fr 0.113 et Street.
phis." ih the temps All ve on ar• esut,i , t ad a4.lnat
Latin; IA rarely no the alerts tteetritte.l
A ?event of 1:0 Mrll he Fold for the serest
Svrtnllcr, and WO, (r. PI It, .0 `01 . • 1 'I In r
ith
eer. OhM. womanTii.
It 113 ARCH. Street.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST. --Abut 1 o'cl•wk. February
(Wad bortyreto, (Whit c .. .c.Nt And
Pront Dreel, Park. 1 1.1 X P • ,•
vui ?PI! L!'or trwartlat . . I :es% tte avo, At Mr..
t.H A fiLk.6 FIELD :10 1:!, turrk.Nuot ptf
Siolro. ft°
E - 111TATI0NAL.
MA It )‘!,: i c, (0 1, (1 c. 4
B. 1:%tol
ois
,„!, F et:t F. N f 7
1 1
C1;4111, illl . ltV , rsl r , ' free
tro Irt•tlt , Aml VICO. Cit e Wits call be natured
nt 11,e Bourne of the Pres'', Wien Muted of P41)4031,02
t.I the 1 M C Ara , cmti,m and at 011 airP. •
F ... to , !her Informer, •nmrutire .4 the itr,v. F. It.
F.,wE K. N 41. 1 113 C ES IN r .11rest. wet I I demh Vie
I,:th ~r at the Pkees er he ,e tcutrre are left. int‘i tec•
ORITTENDEN'S PIIILADF LpiITA COM
NIERcot, cot.t.Eut;N.Y. ,of n er EiEvFN - ni
and CH Esirur etreetv —The reciter adenta
hems showy over 730 now in ett•ndvn , e. 71Ms‘e •v -
Wed from Jan 111. I,A) to Fcb Um INV. Alt are in
structed. itloaaliall,r. ;,‘ the duties m the covinvog
holm+.
lens t•i:1 at4l 47,inremer.t..e. lc ftZ-14• It
BOARDING.
--------
TWO FASANT — CHAMBERS V.
cANr...c, ELAN. LSZS WALNl:rtte.
CURTAIN M VrEItIALS.
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
INV. HENRY PATTEN
insite. the •ttentuon of dealers 1.1 the lids stock cf
WINDOW' SHADES.
OPR Vitt( MATERI ALF, AO
I . I . IIOLhTFRY 6001}8.
0, HAND AT
(131) CHESTNUT STREET,
Which are aerie' to baron on the meet reeeecl`:e
term. e,h3-•t•
pEFINED SUGARS AND SyRUPs
C. DON (n; ti E will "Kiwi nag business an al NI
neat. at IS t.ouo n WATER Fareet. and now on , srvf..,
ode, ftt pr,t m, for r:ln.erna •wp
proved eirqt cretin:l IWO I , /ffsle !Of, e , l :ut Are
andidinl?.. of t armor tr inlet, 1,1UOIII; Lois.' Jet ' .
Gtvihrd VrlNarled And NIA era Potent rat 1 , 41
k}1141.. 61tn {tip andjat A Coffoa, Adx.usn'ire Cse,
i 11.% sal Kny irenca BIWA! Co:6rilLll. J.+77-Ba*
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
' 1 111 i fats of.eats spouse* LY-•tee nbe
Stu three as cat .. nt the Ameetran Wisee. ear et thhe
Itunte etas* or Cearkerut• k hat sae I. It Lareau.
niatm. tI; P *eat) sera ; AesibleAkee
steas trete:
I ore. ren do nett Anew
Ds:F. POLLA In to ItimErt
P.% abevae* dense tin est et too -a War t else
n.1ret....1 at tee qratreastal Hatelorbete aim • ha
sw• at, tot .140.
Tax ut.t.xa.l4 n n IFTRAXIXICH OTELL
bIitANT
win c •• • ••••...
of nee eve% s terntiest.eseeeskee
-111 na, ira.7( y. MAW! 11. soda. liad.ti rxrci.
"AY- 3 .fi the slums esate4 be triesi,l set
sat ann.....us so tit O•rteten nu tempt by ro.v•vt
arse n IteJunno re as 311154.7 Wore; :Pl. Par It • tis
mu Abu rfi. Tit farevoil eye+ -es..
humps a.u.sd► enstru_t tr Mr deist u . ~adta to
April. THIS (VOVID thr) F.T}l‘l 4, ll. &
At a o'r ',ea P. 61 . tb• Vs. a
.r ts
...„.ce, a )0". 'Arm mar r, t er deetrt-i , * 634
London. ositmut
THS. 11. Mira 0 ,
wbieb enD be emu Intl the a - fIu:WA titre
oadatsal eastern, vreeented- a-•ah se
Mts. .I).Linin • ITI
- AVN er , pq,
`4ls, PATTI :di r.e.e.1•11,11. , 31;Lty etka
Ow*. Vetere, poevisr iC1101.4,01: ea-amylt-.4 k o .
dame Sort.. Oa. - papear Co orra EZJI-t3 ej
•• Cream' the Rye." earl tea Altars tiara tees.
seat* fett hat in fl•arow WZI
On TV Fall tV. Sr. sod odd • wen nt 7 ketarre
&Oersted Ours:4DV. Plt Ei.o Llt - 17.er Veit ell be
Wee tor the fi st 0.4 nob bow I • evineet ear
tut Imola nr a brat r sewn!. lamb e-rer timme DT Raitgat
Bat FOll. AEA e I, , itr•-ar
COLSON. SYR s
‘41.7 1 .LPR.
On RETINPIID AY. 100,16.1 sad e.wt rout" eel" t.
nreraresee bat o-• of 14. v Pain .61/ ,tali a 1
PUIRIrAAT ft t•eAte rt tnAne re
BRIONost FERRI 4.4 PTllift.
On THURSuAI eel, "neat asr to, aim Tor Tits.
PEWS. uhl.-u .11 be gins ant! Qs ewe ineesilieesse
se is hroneteher tut
Os V D *AY. lest selsesrszat. ud tomb at Lae
PA rrt.
( I.* • TVA DA Y. eras art.* ettstose
ossn 'NI Orara to tonasseeee u
WUEATLBY & CLARKIA &RCP.
ItE F:r 7 1/SATRE
TR". UnVDAY. evistrrnro Marg. 5.
ETArt eight bct firs of BOLTICAVITS PiEW PLAT,
vatted the
OCT"ROON: na. I 1 7 E IN lOCIPIANA
G•Arre Pe.toe. Ur. Wheatley,. laerb ltleCleakerf.
Mr Doha'': Zoe. the 0ct0..11 X rlt. J•ka Drew.
yk.eye P 2 ir Za..—AlIV. Maori. 8 Mat. ',wand
4 4kats to Dress Cire• WA setts; Part vim rms.
door' open at 0.1 pirdorsumme r 001.11:dade 1113
73.; profusely.
W ALN 1J T 4iT RUT THEATRE
mekg. Le«. yirlYrl•
Moamar
ok
rtis A firOxiiiiiril l rb rani a. no.
TH. MODBI, or A W P
PI gremlin. Bocsetot. Mr. P.B Material Tow. Xi.
Eleteele ; Clam- al,. teen molls,
Wool. Yr. ChTFEH II D B s MWA y N e D a .
Mr.•
r
ae.tota. kliss Anna Co Cnt - ell ; Mama RAW. Mr& Is- A.
Penni.
apnea as araaL
Beata wooed intboat oxeye er n : m.e .
Doors area at 7 &cloak Pe ics
at 71i o'clock
AN RICE'S GREAT MOW.
D
NATioN.u. THEATRE. WALNUT 110— GNI*"
EiAt4.
Pirtcss--Drese Cutas. II mate tn . *, r
centti gams to Frtmue Bette. SI cwa r ach.-1.
rate Box.. 13 and IL
Cr•ro or Tim • —Doers arra al
Tor...lmam& at:hi
THIS r hfOttr.AFb FT . FNINO. Afamta. a. LS.r.r.
Tlts g • rforrcuuve vii cowmen ch It
BerNErl if
Tt" ft cLT.
Wlom
vE.La ZO
Unpratedetted Feats FossitetrAafrm Mw
esmted the great se saaatttrat. yr anis:a her imp
prn‘ch,e4...ct of terror and ?sash.
PAN RIC al. the .‘1,11,01i ll ammie z i a. nit swear
Tt sAm • ion:. a :March tho Fmn age td neat'
of Roam. from THE LEPEI ANT I MAY
She par fo•TM.111.8,1 .1:1 aoudads vtli taw 601111011.111
Speetmle of
THE MAGIC MO.
QTXTEENTII WErK -SANDERSON'S
EXHIBITION ROOM--)sip's ammoirunsiali
I 11,1.) Bwd x. , CELIZT24 G 7 etrimis, war am*. semi
Ede.
pofITIVEL" lasT w v .IX rt
.0 4 1TIV FLY Lit•T F. pv
FO3l itVELY lASI WEEK BUT OX
IXTRAORDINARY A Tilt CTIOXL
BR iLLWirc,c,t43
• of
THIOIXIS'a aRr US
310 DEL En-11E0710 , N OF THEE.
ET 311:5EUM ass Ittarned a Meta
tins as a ' , owl molt harms; astertvainaat e vommallag
D. any other tat), coast , y or in
Tao mlnartment em e,a boort of taormaian tho
yot; , 11,1 an eryasrment kayo, tolta icToevdtaapo
~ .r r :y, tne Art a! carn=. yr.:l cot tuna a bolo allot
•‘' unite March therefor• nut 11!
I::IEQUIVCCALLY THE WEEK BUT (ENE!
la too pro+ metro Orr tAtavt ek v.'. to motattod
Tan. ler. Y!,* a* It. attar pre-meat oar hamara !Train
aai Mor.co Wanit•lton at Ta.. 05 Font; Swam
upon fa., :off Nygo:oran crysaias 1•1 ado
army o' MOM tnea tY4y Foraardiza Moasian7
atnotatOn rook foR• V•Allef 'be flora fiefs
FAMILY Marl% on WaDNIODA% sal BAT-
CaDAY AFTEHNUO:4+.
Es - anost Er toesoanent—Eyxo OMR at T *WWI' la
oottotzo• At IN-
Adfosaotol—Atea:ta. 26 osata; rs.Ui m y area
CONCERT BALL.
FOR A FEORT gF. • pog.
Et • Kt.t•N"C BFR-NAO.'RE
ANO ETHIOPIA" Et - RU. 54 ••• OPERA noun.
•nethrt ROY 0.1 dcAt•gm/A ...iLuELE•
a:.•Ad Preto DALS‘
I:••3
'Toe no'y e , ..nr.0t0 P• 10 or sl , nso . oto to eel woe&
&Lathe otil i• •YE•sdeneY.Bl-111 pager=
Ist ELL Ft41:1• et?EsA.S.
'MIR (MONDAVI e•WV.NINO. Ativr6 JIAb.
Th. ryer:ormAnce mil eranomite.o v th • a.m.:* =was
two of tit I *do eh...rues So•hr . thee.,. Re.
1•A e•melucti. , •th Bab Cl..• 'to tnetioltOi ()sorra of
Lt ellt•114. SORtals
T oerieTAlkwom.)(im G 4112,114114 a Swabia
Bc-t•lty ; thirty:, it 1 1.3..1 , 1111.1d0e.
ta• Aectscoe. Vir EN TY FIVi. OF:ATE.
eAr Doon ortall4 tort 2 t pArkrestamp a easaseall
at tat o'cock.
It J ft. JONERTO‘. Atrel
McDoNOTIGEVS GAIRTIES—RACK St-
L.• THIRD.
T.4.0E INA a &At„ _ . .13 R.2.ItANDIZZ-
E:).1.6 - F.IIE .4" 'ELE
Cs • belmod
FELT x CAIM.• BA LET TRatrri.
rs.stprit Trout+ v/13 ass.” .EVVP..I ii.rlP-'313411.
1.1.1 at 7 vla wart wc , rd.r.,.. s.-f0...w.• %CSC lad
errs rece ,, se on &Wants,/ are_:_‘ T tZi L• 41113,
11Utsatc C splttas•
8E1V3.3.7C.7•3".Z:
Are tho t, eau.lCeqaps.at *pp',
FICK app. , ne
1fe....f
'd 87M - try
TWENT • •:. 3 .E VEX
CHUB 'A'S
OItEAT FALL—NLAGASA.
A t •t,
010:01:X'S Now ON "tt•i•• EX11 • itllll/ IN V:NTEA.`
KAN LE'S 0 ALLF A
tt m!,
Ibckar,L r STRFET
p.NNSYLVANTA ACADEMY or Tall
A FINE' ARTA.
stsOpjiESTNLT
OPFN DAlll.lBaodays oszaradd Goa !• A.
Wld P. M.
W►eud—Tarr Meth rotate d " rtlio iti•-•44
" of FtliVll/i.
Adausoon tit cor.ts. Mason sr.a4tr pm
wen.
%barn of asoek
1,-4ER‘I ANIA ORCIIWTRA.—Pubbe
beam..e every eaTURDAY. st mrsrcaL. Prlve
H at 3S o'c....vic P. M. Tickets to b. LA at .
Andre's, stal Heck t Lavtne's thus team. sad as
tae dw.
riIEMPLE OF WONDERS.
a Nott.h.vrt .00rner of TENTH std CELEXTIII77
Streets. latest sad Nonyl Attrsopon
410 NOR BLITi,
'Ms vr,—!erfml Parnail
EXILBITIVN FIVFAN
_EN VNLNE VI . 6 TOE
WEEK.
Catcon.temi st AFTVont. nod W RDNIMg ,
Ind SAT CADA I , FidnOONS at Tbe
A utornnton Rope Van!ter. me or ino rrooloot /tsous 4(
Mecham:am gm!, er.S.J.ved. yr- spireav ra revrt =tut*,
two. and ye t f,rm his a.votlahlts feat.
Adnuatcon 25 loom Cluldren Llevata tit-d
WINES AND LIQUORS.
pima. IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
FROM DE VENOSE k CO.. EPERNAY. FIANCE
9.3% by AR Re evec teLe Dealing tbreachost the beeezwy
715.5 655 5 , 55. rd rf Cd.AMP.L6NF. cm) tbt
.stat 5.5 r VS. to the
1..^.n Cdottt...l r. raps. ass cc. e•ls 55-.1 55.
ar..5 Loin Loll 11..
11 vso tsr h.f.t I tra.:.• :1 et:9 5.51
of :New )o A. se, stars - • • .1-
trerrs suntle :A de t cot w: • .•
rsrels use Ms rrlet.l. .5. 55...,,t5 - • •
Au e'Arse..l cry., t
0•15,5r.d a emon:Docl tas ev 55,5%5
say U.ezb ' •
btrtt Lo ,s.-• •
Wll4 5 la 4 rt . Me.* med at Its - . 1_
be r.e. - 45 Iu lm purl , 10 , v. • - • '-
IL, Fo'll Ales!' v 1 Mem e .et. s
-. S
Noe. IM. 11) sad tri to.•A ' ,* A" e.Y.
JOSEPH LEA.
me. LW AND L CHESTNUT STEM.
Inc-ilea Lao M1.1.7.1:011 Of %Se Trutt to LA Etoek c 4
COTTON. WOOLLEN.
LIVEN AND PRINTED GOODS
MADDER PRINTS,
!low Silt •ad dark arm Wu. • mat viraerr trio
MESSRS. BAWL SLATE" k SONS.
SUTTON MAXCFACTURINO CO..
MONTEBELLO COMPANY.
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
it'ALLit OWL, rem sta-ndard Ftruirsa.
NEAT BLACK & WHITE. PI:Art.IM LAWS. &s.
SAXONY & Sil EPFLELD PLA,Vs. k !LIDERAVAL
BLACK AND GRAYS, AND C1301,:E Dr3lsl
STILES.
' WOOLLENS.
FANC R &ad DOESS,VoIc tn.
FROM P.Oci: COM . GLENDALE 00.11_, NEW
ENO LAND COX., CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD }Md.&
EBERHARDT tr. SONS'
SUPERIOR BLUM DO • SIL'S /LED SILL XIX
TURM
Patsette. Plain Lad (*awl. IE4 iss3-
1411,1111, • 1,1113CAL7 Jirar-14 Cass.euvrlss.
Koran'a tves4s. esaapnass ct* c: llos beet isioas LL
Wa oustry.
AYTRICAN LI?(FN C)X.
CRASH, IIUCKS, SELL'ETLVGS, &e.,
011.140
TO COIN Q )LLFCTORS..—United
Cu. as ar 1 V.:1111parz1.....e.d at a 1s f
or stehsn.ed I , r FOoss IZ
-41 N.:l b TENTH :Street; lie. Lit fair-LS
est/20'w.:
rrns4 C.V.JIL7SIL, of *Co or I.:t. T. lArr...tra
cezts
Aner Fore Clots. 00 I 31)espsa
1. 1 M , ck'sy's Dstasll44 Arare.a a r Rants at rzi
tad s C. xs. LS costa
iaa rare* CaLC.lsss NSW t 4 aLli „n
1.2 a 11.• ss^lsnrs: sr.
OUTIIEFLN AND ‘VE.. , ERN MER
CHANTS •-• y tr'T t-A: ttC
tae • ••• .31 -•••3 - 3 1. 'll'7.
-palatal et Porsatt..i. •e< 114 at re.
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