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N York
c •tludier& Vaseengegt to asAl derdloe.
.111100111)111Astairare, eginpon. 21bodre from
vrt s
oh ma mui paggettgege to J AUderdfoo. , Pargegghtv ,
Boner Jan', for- New Orleans porn )4l
Danish brig Isolatem from id assn, .o
into
tag
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'Delany.•above the /look - , and b Aaron Baryon
, AfLus„.,otiDotaggare Oily
aiVea k ibl i 4fit e rlik, B It Y !, - trai4 C‘ldenkl' With
Bobr A fd Aldridge. materna), from New Origami 17th
alt witn irides to order.
, tichn A Tirrelw,itiggibe ' 8 dagifroin Chariebton with
k yadall to artier :.: '
Behr Edwin 'teed. Olripmana. &lye from Bogton;with
7_ 'Wee W crowell & Coinns
t
, r'' Correapoideeibe of Liao Philadelphia NO
°"js 181."D ' j ai d " ch Vli l ae l i The n
larki Margaret,. for Per
e ni ,nh oo ,
gu, ; i 3m r_
—ie r "; Lwuja. " ll b a rig t;asZaa for irmewata^d
ttose % .oa *riday: - Tte
- order. or Amara/ area
v.* pachoin fienk.f.ight hip left thri ..reakwater ype
terdah sadist now. at Imo or off 'Cave .Mar,, awaiting
innrir moderate weather to get to her anstick sv ae venal
- eohn
"'"e f"' in"(l°"`sl4liiotrintuunse.
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(bletrespOndenos of Thelress.)
PiEw lotik,„Elareh 11.
Toe steamantp New Yoritgtmved to day, reports
having enommtereda westerly ale which continued tea
4101 without interwmaion. e passed the steamer
timagow at 8 o'clock on the evening of the 28 th ult.
• Arrived—Bark Reindeer, from tort ; bark Villa
Prange, from klatansas.
Alio 1 1'1 10 *d-43111P thumb. It Halt from Manila; ship
Far/held from —I gain Amelia from esuadillat
Bilow, bask Rusk, Palermo, from Palermo.
Piongota, March /1.
Rohr Native , ittrierioan fromi- Boston,' put la Ore
-• lose of ohm and uglier, and other 'Mint Wanes.
' t• kflaMOßALly a it t
tteainstillPhldeat Samar. thevOr cleatod'at
Bolton 10th inst far Phaedra, la.
6teamehip Kensington, Raker, hence, arrived at Bog
toc.loth inst.
Ship Goddess, Crowell, /rota Boston for Calcutta, was
apoken Bth nit, tacit 3, lon 3530.
Shipompier,,Keith,, , froin Stew Volk, armed at San
Francisco Mit at. with loss of 'ads, ko, having ex
1113°0 Y e tl v o Y rr7l7,l:fam ft. Manila, arrived, at
Liverpool afili
Bln=
twillte h tletti Canirballi fnun arriVed at Liver.
• Istria rionser, eldide. from Charleston, arrived at
Livereobl gush
k'.~l'tleietlit ß 'tomCalcutt ta afo do, arrived e
eivrArti!
Bark' verrard Weil, for +open, sailed from Han
°Y • ,L ranoispi lain ult. •
Rene Comet, Dtrilth and Vaakes. Lovett, for Hoe°-
, a, coded from Han rename° thialsth
"Ck H len Maria r giokereen, tor Bluladelphis,
from Helen
toth
' r times thriller, Mel, cleared et Boston 10th mat
for Yuiladelphus. ,
khr Manage Tilton, Tilton,for Galveston, cleared
at Boston tith•Met.
H ..l W Muller, Crowell cleared at Bolton fith that
,forhli
ttonrrtMlather, Hmkeilmon, for Philadelphia via
Wilmington c l eared at Boston lOth bat
Bohr #l,rBtevens, etndley, cleared at Boston 10th lust
for l'huadelphlet
balm bl Reinhart, Feteramt, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Hew Orman etti iflet With 21 hada tobaooo,73Bhhds
sugar, Hibanie cottotr, 81 bble moles/es, lbe Back!' aut.
ton wbutkey, ISO empty cask', and 39 pkgs
•
Bohr Harrlet Roger Rogers , hence, arrived la Nor
r sear': rrioe, hence, arrived at Savannah Bth ,
' '' '..tant t) a E lf 111 is II f
Nai h ninxWa 4Vi t 4 Vt o h " elt°n ” at
Behr J enaabea, Som.re hones arrived at Wilming
ton, Pr et, fetb inst.
Bar. id n• Coptabell, from Hoskin, arrived at
ri G r ummet. .
Bark Z D.(Or BoatOtFauted, before reported • on
fire in the roadateaa of nano; ey.si, on the 4th of Jan,
When about to sail for stop, was burned to the wei
ter'e edge, and with her can°, proved a total lona. 'the
Z 11. *Sis the fifth venal burned la the road teed of
81100 011 AYrell Within tO months, three of which were
AllieriCari and as_ office! lareilligatiOn of the !natter
Was to be made. The Z D's cargo corm•tett of 038 bales
fine wool, 030 hides 5, bales ating,to bales feathers, and
MI bales merokanilillit. The bull and balance of cargo
were adulthood to b e I d l Oh Jan 13. - tine ti was
built Duxbury in 311 to replier, rated .UM,
and wig owned by c M nard Ik Co, of Boston.,
''AtErtit. ‘ Atg AT .THE PAINCIPAL HOTELS.
ATlTOTAriLill ' O'CiLetti LAST
COVTINENTAL.'-8. B. corner of Ninth aid Chestnut.
J...ht liolmes.N:r -,.. - . •hl E Tobin, ri,y_
al Back, Phila. ' : ' ohi lvororoav,jv 3' ,
- A Wti_gelar. rlpla ~" ,48 Rhodes, Wheelmg
Band Harper._ Wheeling
.. ,11 Latishlin, Wheeling
W J /Inns. Columbia, 0 too laylor, Columbus, 0
:lit eilinatmLy.,KKyy -
.. . W a W iti el l i ma tlak n e , , O r b a io
t i f ratter, 1/ BA LII Blunt, Beam
• •,--,-, .O_Paraer to la, Boatoo -- Jno McGee, 11 - l -
mu Lafarraus, Memphis pll Moore N Y
~- ricaro L Moortr.N.Y . i Moore. 11 V
..-T I Wallace. glo . B Brower, N 0
V Canfield. Icla, Vt. Geo 111 Wrielit• N J
~. P. „Black. rhila , Belli Wood. Philo
_.,-. rum O'Neill:11 y, , - _ N Tenney, A Y
no ram nails - .K Morris
, Itiyinun, Tenn - -. L Ili W Leman. Chapleeton
-' it enel a* la, N Y ' .R. 8 Henderson, am, Ky
_r ~I'. money, England I Ihoobald. England
~ ,:: .-. oho Ilyadly, NY A R. Wootten,Del
coo .1 , Kwln.c, i ta W_LBladen, l'o.
..... T_Patellieul, V Ct T Ripley, Ind
'-- ' /derimee,.Ey - . , 11P Mahon, Kr •
Antler, Bait, - , ' Tycrovi, Cleveland, Ohio
. - II Joes, km < J smog, NY
--,' •-- r ictriemondie,N 0: - J Weelte itlejloston
- - tolark & la, Borsht ~ -,- Geo M Bishop; /V Y
10
0 BardreDecaturall J hi 0 Johnsoreosturlll
T Williams, 17 :-.-.. ,•, ,•0 11 Leeds, M ,lfy
' r Souther ..11 Y -
' . at:1; 1 , 1. 14.i; ~- :•- '-,2 .1, , ,' f t. it i vingl i Ny -
r foilli t glit :KJ .•',..,..(:" 0 li: Condor & Is, Newark
. - -, -Wmll. Baton, Boston; •• „ PLY long , Boston . - ,
Porter & lii,„N Y - miss Porter. 14 Y___ .
. timrorth. Doti* • • cApir. la Dana. Wlikesb'e
- s hoemaker , Wilkeeb'e W D-I hayer & la, Boston
= nowy , Xl .- F BBtreeter.Montroint, re,
-, f lew s Man r,iliontro .• Thorn I Tate: Ala.
f ,i=Ow WM er,HoneedMe it.o Johnson ic'wrlge
, P XRaseltoh & la, Me B liazelton kir f, Me ', ' '
-•', :--- F Untie' - . , . - ; 0 Halstead, Newark .
, -.' ••• 0 b Halstead, Newark • i N Brace. I renton
: t!--,: - X - A litrongßoMon el , -• ki Bandon. Boston ,
tt-Bareis, %mut -.-- •. - •Atiarrett.,Xansas-
WE ocalee, canteen. Art . i.Ohudg, YlAtt , burg •
-,' - Illohnstoni Galena:
~, .-Bgt Dawson, ye • ,
• • •••4 'r•asummoh_ll 02, •,-..--
.., /...It,gs, New York
- , J.thictrray_i__lew 1 ork -- - 11,34, Pe rk ins , St New York
' --,' Waul a 374 '- " VAZZ aa ec. n rs; ri York
, ..,..,',, Satiom4lorida ~ . •-. 0 . 4orusey, Vl_ ~ ...
• p Ryan ANI ~....
.- -., lir &lonian, L't,l , -
• ;;..F ' af•Wooaward,.Plula - -- :
_lklß Tobin - . _
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0 'imolai:We . ... ~., ~ J-W r Wilson, Phil& ,
--=. 0 Cattail,' 11 , • lil.
.ranrell,lll
"- • '4",.wili aga ;111 , = ' - -"', • - la. .uEox wheeling, Ira
- , V 110 1 ,004/. Pli , - - - - f- ' i' , , :BF .Wils ' on. Fa -
- • .
-2"- i rgeWpor E sur t . '.-.. 2 1%148, ill':Vgk . •
- .:,., A Aberorombie. Ala ; -_ Ali Stun BSA
, if Builett.,llowe4, PI J-• etsinley ors, lid
• T.l...tmory - , 144,-,-• --- --- Jig; Mane, rands ,
.- Flergint,ht Lotile- --, 0 .1 &mold. )Alt
re 0 • retwie, Balt •-` 'l3 C.Wrtaht. Tr ' -
'i id' tion,l)sltoti, Mese. J nage= &la, IA ,
,- - . 5,00 t, Barker . N 0 , - , ,A A rogrer. - .1. •._
- - OK hEvauri-Phile - -.• ,- W Whaassu h retts. Kg :-
AP l lit t rir l i r oiT A' ' " TvVll.O4, 14 Y e
; " X Nichols.ll t,. Di? eleoling.iatiarleston
I..tigiggY --'. , t r .Farba'"l4l ll -.
-: J n Waller & la, Mt.. - rt ileCtinaitt, N Y
- - Oscar tiesham, Ya ' .
GIRARD HODBR—aheatnut at. below Ninth. „
/17 Hewett W4ah..T) Ø. 6offens, Plifts ,
11,1 0Airtzd it 'h e ilu i,
B livery ic
TIaC.
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.04 Oa Walks, :Pi • - Miss Weknot.
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W Breeds:, &dal:lemur. wa. so Getty,
lose
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Ming ulroylg o s . ; ii , di y afj l lim )
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481 li od w il :L 4randit
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' W 81welh'I'owanda
W Watkins. twaada
T. Goo all. et ountains
Judge jump, Montroee W Klessup, atm. •
- 0 4.-Tepinie,. Montrose , AlLwilion" 1a..0 '
- 5411trmitly• us W willianisen. tia • • .
Coy r Black. Easton ,- II Verman, M V :
fi 0 rnyneovpoe S trnt. Va Ohne Boaell. Brarbadoew
~ &op ri y - , Aui E Yerry,Weuep.li 43
• '-, t Mitred; Pads -' .. . t. Tappan, Jed' rerriry
1. walk r, Va . • 0 Anderno__,n Va.
:.:..-'• a Strattoik Vs, . '.- - W A °win, Wilm, N 0
_Wr Le __,e N Y - - 8 McCullough, Newark
--' Livia W ebb, Richmond - B p Bailer. Button
' . J_Ftstwman; Ark - jo a Dexham, N Y
w H Ilarrieon, Can, 0 - • 14
Vincent k iNgal,•-;f1-
fJ) erke, Jr ~14 J ALOreen, Kg
8 Starke, Muss - .1 Rlagenreather, lowa
A MeDaniela Va', • John A Smith tho, 0
‘, : V I A 4 reLlt r e. t r ieoP i. -- Z 0 I :dti m i. l %i(h Y t,C ' in, 0
IF. I .. hgennerg, Arizona --- st i r Patrick, Fa
-• • P Fkrrington a Fitzhugh, Vs
- •-•-• °Jeffries, Vit --,••••••-. ~ , - Cleo 1 1 •Darden, N 0 , -
. - 11Legi114.1,74:ii, Belt ' - 11 Ebiri`r=r,s/r -
MIIRCHAHTIV HOTEL.-Fourth street, below, Arab.
- RW Habbard. No , "
,_,!, ft Calvert,_Ky „ -
. Et Rimer, Hiebinond, ay' Y &MOOG Henderson
Le vixen, Henderson 8 MoUorAtee, Ind . .
. . 1 ett. Ind gy
p { ' f Chopin,th ri, •
Mobre. Ind
.tketThesd, Pikosto, Pa Bgaael. Bradford Pa
t yv
- UII); Somereot, Pa Wli Menden* la. el
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M u le ß olg . . M arlette C ' 1.11 1 .1 Fr, 74/4 1.1
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oda .; Blau,/4'4mile . W wndereen, 'Venn
Sanborn...4m -. o P Benham, Lebanon, 0
Ghee P Grey, Lebanon, 0 J J Ha:lmes, Mee - .
p hil , B Li - , : w ,e- pocru & la. Phil&
wars. ashrHo . . leadekV i l t e Et Nashville
.;;. ..' "Atrersap , -..,, ee Al f,lumei i l t enn
,i ge.12.1„ , N.., . .:w a: €01,16, ,ig..i .
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, • 14 Moved. Tenn' 1 - - A '.l_9alle. Mime
• , ZOOM, 10 • ~- - W Danehison, 0 C
- . AMSAJOAS BOTEL—Choirtnot street. abode Fifth.
. - 'l , l o 3 4 ;L l eara, KY _ . ~ fr,NWilkjA2olls KT
f16 . ,8m0u • ~ , anzien..noVon
an .o elle,. Folt9n = eis_ l ! ;Alter, 1,0A4
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AA Belt, al l oy, yik,, fl P elms !ago,.
f fiti n d e now 4 li e co l 14 ; " - •:. ' 4ittifottlorlkait Y.
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. THE IiRIoWIHYIIBL-4.tbh - Word, above Third. '
3W Vtatah: Phil& -- - 3.6 II Olen eata, - New York;
N b Wiliam. Atlantic Qiti 3,orahano,Orawtordaville
D T MeOlare, Crawfordav'e lill u uldr ' lid .
14 Shroyer, lad , - ~ . r lokerina, Ind
H .i. Day.Ohlo - , ' ' _Citroen. Ohio
A Reavoigne, Ohio , - r oit Jenkins, ohio
I 5 . I,6 hudY•Yn : i J Bri d rbridge;:NJ •
ah
Riblet, Gm*, 0 iii nob. New York
M Conrad, Zanesville, 0 0 - Ir nom Waah'n, D 0
Mimi 0 A Lucas, Wroth, DOE Id Colettook. t Rooheer
J Zehring. Ohio , ' -J T. D Myer, Pa
JR Hilierman Pittsburg A M Marshall Pa
I Madden, Ohio A Heyman, wheahng, Va
R Thompson; Pa H.Herah, Phil&
J H Duval, Wellsburg , Va A B Oaten, Ind
J B Carter, Del F . P Horner, Bait
R J Clark, Ohio ,
STATES UNION HOTEL,—Morkot Street, above Sixth.
Motorail thidany: Del oo - Biro it Lindsay & 4 oh, Po
B F Wickersham, Pe, Jos McMullen, Pa
Band Waverly. Leno oo B J Shay, Phila
B Be Young, Phils demi weise.Brdons, Pa
Wrr.:Avt,T =er r" ,ri±l)}ll,:httiti: Latrobe
H
Wm Kelp , t'bile
Hockey. Cheater CO Oboe Ole Bride Chester Co
Wm Rhoads, Urbana, 0 Jae Meregar,
Philip Wont°, hid A Bradbury, Wilful/Won
IT. LOUIS HOTElL—Chestnut,,above third.
H R Motion, Pekin U 1 F Smith, Pekin,
A R Roarnheitn, .1:t Y 0 Currier. Boston
F S Hoekloy, Bar is . 3 /Woo. CM, 0
John D Murphy. alt. Earl Wheeler, Honeadale
Mrs Wright, P , J M Kink. Waterford, N Y
John Brown. MA:, , Wm Murphy. Balt
Alex Thomosoni Ba it Robt Crete', Indiana no
L Harwood, Capri MILT R Pettit. N Y
Jaerouenciel & loVittsb'e R W Carter, Wrath , D 0
Foaraorut, N 1. 0 Spurlin Ala
Miss Eif Lieboln, Md , . John W tieeny, N J
R Vezln, Naiads • . , A Veen, Philade
NATIONAL ROTEL—Bar street, abvnThlrd.
Too Wackier, NY .• Chammon,N Y
Jno Kerns; Del - Samuels Cal
Mal 0 Clausen, Va • al Green. Ind
H B Styleu, Ind ' J 8 Helfenstein, Ps
W P Wagoner, Pa Long, Ohio
John P Rooms, Pa EC , " Abrams, Pa •
rs Biggins, Reading . W Leslie, fittalmrg
F A Bettenum, Bhartlearville Pus Beyfert, Iloral 00, Pa
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COENFROIAIL ROTEL-410h ss. , above Mutant.
3 P Brownwellaa. , ,1 Smite, Pa
Thos 13 Gable. Pei L B Yearsong, St Lords
.1 In_okaon. PIMA Jno Johnson & la, eal
Pr F Tallor. Weld Cheater 4 Pugh. Lane co:Pa
Chas F Fisher, Maas 3 Slift, Pa
Jets ad Laaaater, N y Geo M lionston, N Y
J (drum, N v , John nri. nor, Pe
John Smith, Pa Saml w Wilke. Ed
Josiah holmon, Tenn
atvRCHANTEP 1101T8E—Thud at., above Callowbill.
W Yeager, Allentown I Brown, Carbon co
D G Bash Bellefonte .1 W Raines. Pa
I L Wilson,Books oo H Jones. Cambridge, Pa
aosiokisrN, 16 Campbell, Ba i t
E Adams. aeon John Pruett, Carbon no
Alex Jackson, Pa ' Tbos MoElroy. Pa
ED Pry. Pe H W James, N Y
TARLEAREAF HOTEL—Beooni at.. below Vine.
.7 H BixbyrDepoxit; N Y Writ Carr. Bucks co
Jesse Comfort, Backs co Jos Devlin, Books no
Jae, F Drinkbouse. Pa Jas 8 Rich. Buoks on
W Mercer te. wf, Pa Jpo Case, *Mrs on
J flonsaok. Photo 7. Atkinson, Hawley, Pa
'SD ood, Hawley, Pa Chap W Patterson Pa
.A_D Boyers Easton B Ruth. Doylestown
Wm W Potter, Pa 3 W Kinsey,l4 0
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL.—Reoond at, above Arab.
Mark Ladd. alyerstown J W Claylt
M AI Keller, KellerevPle colCl) Brodhead. Harriet)
P Wilkinson. Reading 0 Goble, Lancaster
ISteviaarLanouter ,
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third st.. above Callawhill.
M G Friel. Lebanon. Fa I S Stoughton, Milton. Fa
John Heninger, Buoks no Peter Gross, Sohneoksville
BLACK BEAR EOTEL—Thir Be d et., above Callowldll.
J Borman. Rendms J OS Spans • rk* co
Milford Tomlinson, Pa Hermon Tomlinson, es
Wm Bowers, Philo
POIJITICAL.
ItECETVFA OF TAXES.
RHIN p p liErt iv ,
tor subject to DomocAttrutes. titilitt°
POR CITY CONTROLLER,
(MOR W. 111.1PTY,_
rohlt•tn RTERNIR WARD
11 , P So o eat to the rules orthe People's Part .
CITY 'CONTROLLER
. STEPHEN TAYLOR,
NINITZSINTH WARD.
.aubJect to Demooratio rules. m?-tn•
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
HANDY. IVIORRIB, & Co..
31ANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT-IRON TUBE FITTINGS,
AWNING PO 18,
TUYSRE COILS, /to.,
ZIAVE MOVID TO
No. 113 SOUTH FOURTH ST., (below Chestnut.)
mh 7-Iw
SAM, N. AVMS & BON, ,
BILL BROKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
I. SOS DOCK STREET
HEA.TON DENGUE&
HARDWARE'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
607 OOMMEROB and HO NORTH BTREETB,
, • AUNTS FOR THE BALE OF
OUT NAILS.
HOLLOW WARE.
OAST, DLIETHR,AND ORMAN
STEELS.
Whiob, with a owsplete assortment of
AMERICAN HARDWARE
liter °Tor for sale at
MANUFAOTUREPJF PRIOR&
feB•irfmlm if
THEI o II A I D L C A 6 E PHILADELPHIA AND
0 Tian
• ' ! Pnit,Lorlaltie, Maroh 100850.
The rages ft/freight and tolls on coat .transperted by
this company toll bs as follows from March 12th. UM
' lit further notia •
To A lohmond
Philsdelptr .is. ....
Inelined ....
laleetown.... .
Germantown:lA ...
ells of ttehuyl
174bert's
Conahotiocken. .....
• Swede Furnace.......
Rambo's .....
Norriat'n or Bridgeport
Valle y Kennedy......... .
Forge
Encertlxville
Royer's Ford.
Potuown„....l ..
Poug ..
irdaboro. ......
L: okerton
Mohraville
Hamburg
Orwrgatig and Auburn.
tubl2.Bm W
By order of the
1:43
I. •
.49
1.48
138
1.88
of BlankKe
.ILIII3NOto,
THE MOST USEFUL INVENTION OF
-IL THE AGE.
LOFFE'B Patent Knittins Machine.
Moe and salearennat. Ile CHEnTIa UT Street.
mhl2-St` WM. O. SAVAGE k Cep.. Amite.
NuTIVE. THE PAESNERSIIIt. be.
4.1 tweenWlLLlArd °ENE nod B. P. HOUGH, un
der the name and firm of WILIAAhI °RP' & Co..
was dissolved by mutual consent on tho 7th day of
YebrunryslB6o.
The subeeriber will pop.tiltue the Tea Pekinese at the
Old Stand. No. 29 South ril.r4 ill Street. above Chennut.
mbl2-3c* - WILLIAM. ORNI.
Tr WES T -F0 HR PHOTOGRAPHS
.3. itruitsble for vlsitieg eardejor 8140; three Photo
grade, fot framing, etiiire-sise YhotoirraPlui ail
from • eta upwanle. ostlery, BECoND
street, above Green.
14UZZA ITOZZ A! ! iIIIZZ A! ! ! 7CA
JL -11,
d Didladelphia and the elatone State!!! Down!
own!! down with t e traitors ite mue
front which they !!!
suok 11! Our Union who
spring h garment
patterns are ready for gale, end we 'mite sit trnnpstri
one taller, to come and see them, at Pim SO4 CHEST
MUT Street, third atoll.
rablo.llt. J. R.SRANKLAND
aIMNASTIO INSTITUTE
or ,Ladlea, Oixtleraen.and Children advert age.
Pl. FS Corner o AR9,11, and NINTH Streets.
Preferment 141.HBRANT0 &
Subeonbore received every day.
N. B. FedOing and Sparring Academy at
mhlo-6 the Berne
t.
Atr°ll. ON SALE
AT Tllll
. ' EAGLE I.OTEL,
No. FZI Nkrth THIRD +Arcot.
Large Sala of HO BEHOLD FURNITURE. on
WEDNEd. AY MOR INO, Maroh 14th. nt 10 o'olook,
the entire *potent, of this large Hotel, ooncia l p of all
Lint in required in a firot-olano house. The niAoro
Sof the but quality t and in ace but &short 11 a. Mar
examtnen at a o Moak 011 the morning in We, Vito
oataloguts.
B: Q. DROPICFR & CO.. Auctioneers,
IWO A TO, 241 North 'MIR* Street.
—LADIES, call at 732 OiIEST
-419 fin
.1."1". NUT Street. Pontr Room, up irk and
see the most reliable Street.
$D O. 1310A' GMA
CONINE. • A will sotonitch you. Wanted-20 ,T AVE 1.-
/ANG AGENTS. Ymmediately. , unhlo-st.
----_........._
THE ROOT AND HERB DOCTORS' OF
T•••• iIW•InNorthEIECOND Street, Beirlei Shear Hotel,
ei
I blla lle iP v " o l4 7l w w h on ere l,.. 4e ala a Ll i froXl•2l , n titto!`g
t Eet_goa, 'where he can be coastal
dur tho month or 'Satoh. Afilo. li p s e ot r o li. k ith, a nd
19th of April. A lso the 7th, lb( s
treats al l distaaes that fles h tikheir to. Childr*wit:
h t ti me All dims
!?.."41contdentiei• N .B —B ea
Q w l ll etiga t elta st..ot 7 con spin' • •ee
Otrenlars.
inhlo-tApl AR. W. LIVINGSTON.
SUPPLIES TO THE WATER DEPART
MENT OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
' Sealed proposals will be receive d at the office of the
Tepertment, 918 CH E RRY Street, until 110 clock noon.
TUESDAY. the 13th of March, for such amounts of
ANTHRACITE COAL, tut the Chief Emaneer may or
der for the nee of the different Works. say :
Jrpr Schttylkill Works, shpt. ..... 4 WO
Tons.
' Delaware " ... .200 '•
" 11th Ward " " ........-- too "
" Fairmount " ' ....... .--- 60
The coal to be delivered at the several works, and
inset be of the beet quality Lump or Steamboat, and
free fromidate or bone, too.
Dade will be received for the topply of each works so.
Partite'''.and mist state the kind of ooal to be supplied.
The coal will' be wpiglied at the Works, (when &-
livered) by an agent of the Department. Estimates to
ne made for. ton of MO lbs. The Omer Engineer re
serves the right to refuse any article which is nut in
every respect satisfaetory, or what It is oontraoted, to
; also, to refuse any oral)
ieroe
- o
f to th e bide. o e r
t make
such e
d armen onoftheme H m NßYl.M e ElEBlE e s,
• Mhel 11 T hief Enginder.
DRAWING - AND PAINTING MATE.:
I ,i tept a g t erAMl9 tationory.
n 'a r L Oloo lu Vrifi l dter= l ;droo for Artfori and
tom antiriotor t irrom i lli Fie
' Ting
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ittagip t a e e,
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DV
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REPTILIA. By Janiee Wilson, author of the artiolo
" Fisheries."
REITCHLIN AND RITCHER. By W. H. Chalmers.
RHETORIC. By William Spalding, A.
RFIAnDO. By T. R. I.FCullooh.
RICHELIEU. B• Gustave ?daimon.
ROBERTSON (William) and ROGERS (Samuel). By
Robert Carruthers.
ROMANCE. By George Moir, late Professor of Rheto
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ROMAN HISTORY AND ROME. By the Rev. Charle s
Mournle, B D., author of a " History of the Ro
mans under the Empire."
ROTATION. By Thomas Galloway, P.R.S.
RUSSIA (Statistics/. By Henry J. Bishop.
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SCOTLAND. By Patrick Frasier Tytler.
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Tho work will be completed in 22 vole., ihralldind
General Index to the whole.
Over twelve hundred ooyies are already taken by the
subseribers in this country, and the number is oontinual
ly increasing. It is believed that no publication of the
kind, no extensive, has hitherto commanded enlarge a
sale, or been deserving of the patronage of the reading
community. mh9-3 tif
TIIE INDEPENDENT VIOLIN
PLAYER." Suskpliblisbed. Price 25_cts.
AlABBli'cr MU511)14.7 ORE.
• 1:28-14t • • , rios-cuzaTriu'r Street.
VIVOLOWSKIIR NEW METHOD OF
• TRAORING 5111810.
Mr. WOLO wan I, the EMINENT PIANIST and
VOCALIEIr, ON West Washington Square. third door
below Walnut, between Seventh and Eighth, has a
large class of WI. s and Gentlemen learning must°,
both Vocal and Instrumental. after his new method,
whose success in Ms rapid acquisition of thin art fur
nishes the highest and most satuifsetory evidence of the
rare merit elide system.
A writer in the North American thus explains
s method of teaching
be explains the maim and the 'inhume of tousle to
each pupil, by a series of lectures, without the aid of
books. and compels the pupil to sit down and work unlit
him. and to knout it, and to de tr. at once, without the
drudgery of long and tedious lesions, learned in an
ar
nrary manner, or picked out, note by note. without
being understood. Mr. W.. It is tine. has a new method
or dividing the piano. and of simplifying male but
his chief suttee, we think, is owing to toe fact that he
makes the 'papal learn ever thins at once, without
books, while in tics presence. and he has only topraetise
afterwards. IoW oral lessons serve to explain the
piano. and then teacher and pupil penetrate into the
heart of the business with a rapidity which ie truly as
tonishing. After the common*. dawdling" which is
practised in learning music. such work es this seems
cute frightful to some 14110111. cant do it; says
the Dupil. uh, but you t don t knew it; says the p u e s OlL do •Twili a llp . iriVr:r . o k it
There. now you aent—you know It—now oo It !--30 it
—faster !fester ! there. now it is done.' And the pu
pil. being pushed on, and helped on, with a sort ofyhy
meal magnetism, and is mental power whieh never re
laxes. lutaactuelly made a leap in knowledge and power
of execution which astonishes and delights him. and
encourage* him to make newer, and even bolder elforta.
and leads him on to newer and greater triumphs. This
is the true way to teach music. Er the old methods
teachers are glow, mysterioue, and arbitrary, and pupils
are timid. Wolowski, In his oral and practical theatre.
tions, (without bookii,l clears sway leg and nlYsterr ,
and mare, es his pupils forward with all the preession
and vehem. nee of is party of well-drilled °Mete 'Perm
ins a binary. You may say it is Preachy' and suye r
fi mat. if you please. but Just call at hie rosins, inn see
his pupils rend and execute Man. With ease, midair.
bnllianey of etyie, end scientific perfection, nod you
will no longer doubt the genuineness and value of the
knowledge thus acquired. Ifts pupils all admit that they
really acquire more knowledge of music and power of
execution under his new method of teaching and &M
-ing, in a few days, thin they had attained in years of pa
tient labor before. Such being the facts, we think they
ought to be known, end you will gratify many lovers of
music, as well as a highly deserving_artist, by giving
this note a place in your (volumes Wolowski receive
visitors at his Minis, WA WEST WASILINGTON
StLIJARE. every day. at into It o'clock A.M. mho Stir
1.13 L.
1.07 1.
1.01 9 7
Or
1.02 ' •
97
Fl
99
81
89 :
M
711 7 7
67
7
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!
"A BTITOH IN TIME SAVES NINE."
ECONOMY I DISPATCH
BATE THE • PIECES t
da •atetdents teal happen, aeon in teell.veitulated
families, it is very desirable to have some obese and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Orooke
17, ho.
SPALDING'S PREPARED OLUR
=genii such emergenoles, and no household can afford
to be without it. It is always ready and up to the stick
ing point. There is no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
cradles. IL is Just the article for none, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with Indies of refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being eihe
mostly held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the beat dabinet-makere' glue. It may he
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vvtly
more adheelVe.
" ÜBEFIJIJ IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. D. A brush aeoompanies each bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Whelessle Depot, N0..t8 CEDAR Street, New York.
Address
HENRY 0. SPALDING it
Do: N 0.3603, New York.
Put up for Dealers in Casee.oonteining four, eight,
and twelve dozen, a trauttful Lithographic 8110W.CARD
ekloompanying each package.
NT A niggle bottle of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times lts met annually to every hougehold.
, -
Bold by all nrorninent Stationers, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy
Stores,
Country MadanUl should make a note of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
when making up their list.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATIC.
d2B-mwf-y
i‘ WEST OF ENGLAND" TOILET
r • BOATEL—These Bones, lately introduced jute
this market. have been received with marked fayor. It
is believed that a cursory azationnuo n only is nib:misery
to . a tiefr any one of their superiority. Indeoendent of
their quality, they are atampod and put up with much
greater care then has usually beer. bestowed.
Amite, Wai. EVANS, Ju., 22 CO.,
252 Booth FRONT St.
W' ALL AND CURTAIN PAPER.-
Groat inducements to equilt burets. Entirely
new styes for Spring trade. 100. as North SIXTH.
above Market street.
nabs-lm" J. E. VAN METER.
roGEORGE L. WALKER, SOLE
AGENT FOR HAINES BROTHERS' (N.
Y.) PATENI GRAND ACTION VIANDS.—A splendid
annortdientJust received from New York—every style
end finish. from $2OO upwards to $OOO. These instru
mento eye wirrantod for five years. Ware-rooms B.s.
corner of SEVENTH mil ARO it St etc 106 6t*
OBIOKERING 86 SONS, MAKl
rAoTußgits of Grand, Squire, an f Up
right PIANO FORTES. Wararooma,ao7 OM% NUT
atreetiaca, ta.lat. taken in colon., and
la la w od , : t rion, a fall stak e _ tol
THE RREOSr,-,K,I II LAPPAW I TIPPAYt. I tigARCA - 1 L J 2, '1360.
NZW PUBLICATIONS.
VOLUME XIX)
EIGHTH EDITION
—.Plias $5200
EDUCATIONAL.
PREPARED GLUE.
SALES BY AUCTION
NEW YORK.
AUCTION NOTICE.
VAN WYOK, TOWNSEND, Jr. WARRENS
TUEBDA ir, Mu,
ATTRAOTIVE BALE
FRENCH GOODS,
Of the Importation of
MESSRS. F. & A. RUSOII,
The entire balsnoo of their season's Importation of
JACONETS, ORGANDIES, do..
Of the ot lobrated manufooture of
FIBRES 11.0130.11L1N,
Consisting of
1,600 pieces Srst•auality printed JACONETB, Cu
white and colored grounds.
1,500 pine' iiret•qualitp printed OROADIDIES, with
and without Satin stripes and Satin plaids.
co picots first-quality printed PERCALES.
600 extra yish ORGIANDY mid JACONET ROBES
Attraetive sale of ;Lien Fans and Lyons
DRESS SILKS AND ROHM!
Er Partinlmo hereafter.
DRY•GOODS JOBBERS.
rimy, PRICE, & CO.,
265 MARKET STREET,
IgPORTIRI ♦VR 30111381111 or
C,LOTRB, CABSIMERES, &0.,
gave now on hand a largo and well-eeleoted stook,
wldell they are prepared to eelt at the lowed market
miner. mh3-3m
J . W. GIBBS ea SONS.
No. Sal MARKET STREET,
Are now opening their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
Adapted to
MEN'S WEAR.
In *blob Gill be found a full aseorbnent of
OLOTIIII, DOESKINS, VESTINOIS.TRIMMIIi OS, dm
fe3-21u
A . W. LITTLE & 00..
SILK GOODS.
No. 826 MARKET STREET.
fa-em
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & 00,
DEPOR227OI AND WIIODUALE DEALIRS 111
DRY GOODS.
LINENS, WRITE GOOD%
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, Au.
1211-3 mil No. 727 CHESTNUT Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
.w-s,E AL CASHMERE KNITTING
ZEPHYRS, in double, single, or split,
th
are ofer
d,THESAMEPRtCE AS THE IMITATIONS
AND MEDIUM QUALITIES OF ZEPHYRS ARE
Hold elsewhere, 2O cents per oz.
J,_o. MAX WELL SN,
TRIMMINGS, SKIRTS. AND ZEPHYRS,
fe2o4f if ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
NEW STYLE OF BALMORAL.
m 6 t .A r new Spring style Balmoral Skirt.
SHAR MESS BROTHERS
WETLAND WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY,
TEN CENT/I_l°ER 0
SHETLAND WOOL. eaTRA QUALITY,
TWELVE BERLINER Z.
BARGAINS IN ZEPHYRS,
Double. Single. nod Split.
J.
q . MAXWELL &gON,
Triremier Rains, an Ze t fh
fe27-rptf BLEV NTH and CHE
MAYFIG'D Bit I RTINUS.
Yard wide choice design Shirtless.
Frenah POTOMO, neat figures.
Rich wide French Chintzee.
FIA RP4hea BRQ_THEAS,
CHESTNUT & EIGHTH Streets.
WATCHES', JEWELRY, acc.
BUTLER Bc . McCARTY,
NO. 3.91 NORTH SECOND STREET,
/IUPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND AMERICAN
. WATCHES.
~tthl3.tinyl3
NE JEWELRY,
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
F. P. DIYBOSQ, tr. 130 N,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPoRTERE,
Rare now on hand a full asemtment of I , et Pearl.
Pearl and Jet, Etruscan, and Lamelled Jewelry, of
the beat quality.
NO. 1078 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
full ataortment uf Write.
8.14. PEPPER.
fa7-irfm3rn Superlatendant.
AJOSEPH B. COOPER, WATCH
riAxim L‘ntl JENfIiER, No. MS SPRUCE
T ;cu r t ego B wen Repainng Watohei,
Moon, anhowotry. foto 6w°
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER,
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL MANUFACTURERS,
No. 330 MARKET STREET;
fe3.3in PHILADELPHIA.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
BRONZED FENDERS AND IRONS,
STEEL FIRE SETS, FOOT WARMERS,
BLOWER STANDS, PLATE WARMERS, HOT
WATER DIMES, &c.. &0..
AT TEI
HOUSE-RURNERLING STORES,
NOB. 922 AND. 1296 CHESTNUT STREET.
JNO. A. MURPHEY lib (JO,
alS•wfni Mar 14
THOMAS & MARTIN ,
211 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE VOA HALE
APAQUAG
SEAMLESS BAGS,
IN ALL SIZES. le2B-3m
COLORED PIIOTOGRAPES!
IVORYTYPES..
DACUERREOTYPES I
AT
AI.OOLEES*.
NO. 628 CHESTNUT STREET,
Below Eleventh (opposite Jayne;ii Hall 6
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $l.
Those who desire a really aplendlil
PHOTOGRAP-H
Should oall at thin
THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED AND MOST EX
TENSIVE PHOTOGRAPH OALLERY IN
THE STATE.
Copion of DAGUERREOTYPES orAinbrolypes. of
any size, finished in CRAYON, OIL, WATSR-COLOR,
PAATIL. Or RR iVORYTYPRR. rll3-3m
JOSEPH LEA.
I' NOS. us AND 130 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites the attention of the Trndo to hie Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS,
MADDER PRINTS.
New light and dark 'Dung Wee, a great variety from
MESSRS. BAWL SLATER & BONS.
BUTTON MANUFACTOBINO CO..
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Also,
THE ATLANTIO co.'s MOURNING,
Inoluding many nem standard Patterns
NEAT BLACK & WRITES, PURPLES, LAWS, Itp,
SAXONY & SHEPHERD PLAIDS, & RIDEBANDS,
BACK AND GRAYS, AND 0110 ICE DUSTER
TYLES,
WOOLLENS,
FANCY CABBIMEREB and DOMINO, ltd.
FROM ROOK 00M., GLENDALE 00M., NEW
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK.
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARDT & BONS,
SUPERIOR BLACK DO 'SKIN AND SILK AUX-
TURES.
BatlVF . Rtaln and Printed. of all colors and (mall
tie.; ky Jayne, will., intire
Cashttal
}corm, r woods, compri T
sing one 01 the beg ',took, 10
the counter.
AMERICAN LINEN COM,
CRASH, RUCKS, SHEETINGS, /to.
Ja2l-3m
D. FERRIS, 1037 011118TNUT Streut,
YAM has now in store the choicest selection of fash
ionable Straw and extra tine Leghorn Bonnets'in the
wry, to which the attention of Southern and Wrsteru
nte reliant.; are invited.
!tlO THE SOUTUE'IN AND-WEST
ERN MERCHANTS. Mrs. M. A. KING N.
uth SECOND Street. between MARKE D! and
CHESTNUT, tr,s now op.ned a splendid assortment of
Fano> Silk and Straw SCINSIETS, td Whieh elle invitee
their attention. mia.at
wen. CHANTS
rio SOU . TliEj ne i d N i:; A : N a D priy l so V
i4 Ell en t
cl ft e N til l:l lll,, F l4,l tt rTyid :
examrke au m Heltd•dresses i
4 11.:13 to .u w fifs 4 1 1
a sZrt nte iguitk , anion Eitirtutut
COMMISSION HOUSES.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
NO, US CHESTNUT ST.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
trlllB GOODS.
WELLING.
COFFIN, & Co..
, 116 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer by the Package, the following degoriptione of
AMERICAN GOODS
Of standard makes and in meat varlet'',
'PRINTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES
BLEACHED AND BROWN BHEETINOB,
SHIRTING% AND DRILLS
OSNABURO% DENIM% AND STRIPES.
CORSET JEANS. SILESIA% AND NANKEENS
CANTON FLANNELS ANA PRINTED LININGS
LINBEYB, KENTUCKY JEANS, AND COT
TONADIB
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTILD
BLACK AND FANCY CABSIMERBB
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS
SATINETS AND UNION CASSIMERES
mhetml3t TWEEDS, CASHMARETS, &0., &o
FANCY DRY GOODS.
yARNSI
Double and Twleted, two or three cord, hard or
slack twilit. from P 4 o. 20 to 40. Unbleached or Bleached,
of Superior Quality, on hand, or made to order cheap
for oash. Address.
F. PRATT & Co.,
mhe-Im PAWTUCKET, R. I.
BURNETT,
' SEXTON, &
SWEARINGEN
topOrteri of
FANCY GOODS.
ENGLDMI AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
MEN'S FUttNIRRING 000D8,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BKIRTI3-Bhothind Wool. Zephyrs,. mud VARIETIES
NO. 419 maithrr DTREET.
folB•linv3
H • DUHRING & CO.,
Noa. 96'.Ind 2S. NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now reofiving, by successive arrivals from Eu
rope, their
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
o.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
' GLOVE'S, AND SMALL WARES,
ataohnie Sewing Silk and Thread—and /*holt an in.
apeetion of their complete and well assorted stook—
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHRRO AND WRSTIOIN
TRAM fe.3-3m
PAPER HANGINGS. am.
1860. SPRING STYLES, 1860.
Or
WALL PAPERS.
_nowELL & BOURKE,
Manufaaturera and Importers
Or
• PAPEV, HANGING2'.
No. 17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, bolowMarket.
Offer Unusual femilities to Southern and Western tw
ns, a splendid stook of goods to seleot from, and all of
he newest and but design,. WINDOW CURTAIN PA
PERS in endlees varioty. fe2l-2m
WAWALL PAPERS, WALL PAPERS,
• Wholesale Asnd Retrul. reduced Prices. 14S
NORTH FOURTH. etreet. below Rem Honeekeepers
and others wpuld do well io Rive es anal". and examine
our stook before purohasins elsewhere. Rooms paered
at the shortest not... beirreful workmen. Don n for
gt the number—US NORTH FOURTH tlkeet. below
Knee. MoEVOY & 001. R.
m 3 dlin
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & 00.,
NO. 222 CHESTNUT STREET,
W Mull out, through this winter and next spring, their
large stook of
PAPEE HANGINGS.
ensiethig of every variety oonne oted wit h the built Ms
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIORS.
tEE FRENCH PAPERS AT SY PER CENT. BE
LOW COO.
"palm :wanting their Boma Papered, elan get great
I RARGA.INS.
lalB-tf
STATIONERY.
STRANGERS •
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE ONE
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY
to be found In any establishment In the UNITED
STATES.
Sold Wholesale, and Retail, at LOW and UNIFORM
PRICES.
WILLIAM MANN.
mh.3-t1 43 SOUTH FOURTH Street.
WM. H. MAURICE'S
NEW BLANK BOOK
AND
STATIONERY STORE.
. No. 326 CHESTNUT STREET,
(SION OF inc BMILNAO
le now fully supplied with the following articles &doh
will be sold In large or small quantities, very Mr for
cash' Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Receipt Book,
Cheek Books. Bill Books, Copying Books. Oiled Paper
Copying Presses, Quills, Steel Pone In great variety
Penknives, Bolcom Shears, Letter, Cap, and Note
Paper of all kinds, Envelopes, aro., ,ko.
Banks, lour:ince Officee, and Merchants supplied on
favorable tering. fe29•lin
MOSS, BROTHER, 84,- Co.,
NO. 430 MARKET STRUT,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,. AND
BLANK-BOOR MANUFACTURERS,
Keep large and well selected stock, IMPORTED,
DOMESTIC, and of their own MANUFACTURE.
Wholesale and Retail at the very lowest prices.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand In large quantity, or made to order, of any
desired pattern, of the very beet material and work
manship.'
We are enabled from our extended facilities to oiler
superior inducements to purchaser*.
A cell to solicited. fey?-Zni
SPRING TRADE.
WM. P. MURPHY 83 EONS.
VAAPTICXL XANUVACTURIMI OV
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERS, AND P./LINTER&
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 999 CHESTNUT STREET.
fol V-01117
FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGS!!!
U. S. FLAG DEPOT,
49 SOUTH THIRD BTREI4T, ADOVH CHESTNUT.
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. F. SCI-TEIBLE,
Wholoßale and retail inenufnoturer of Film Politi
cal Banners. and Tranapareneles. Flags of all Biros on
hand, and made to order as dame, if not ulteaner. than
eau be had eleewbere in the mty. fe2t3-Ini
CARRIAGES,
or TOR MANUTACTOON or
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
No, 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. NQ.lntl.
lelo-4mlf
G EORGE B. SLOAT & CO.'S
SEWING MACH INES.
m1A•Bt • No 1024 CIIECITNUT Ftroet
SPTS. TURPENTINE. 50 !Ms. Spt3
Turpentine,. In store and for sale.
ROVii4gY. 11,
row to. AS south WLIARVk9.
RAILROAD LINES.
1860. am . wag 1860.
WINTER ARRA NOEMENT—AEW YORK LINES.
Trios CAMDEN AND AMB RAILROADHILA
DELPHIA AND THAN tON CO.'S
LINEB FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAr'ES,
From Wahmt- , treat Wharf' find Kensington Depot.
Will leave m follows—tin
VARY.
At e A M, via Camden and Amboy, C. & A. Accom
modation 2 25
At 6A NI, via Camden and Jersey City (N. .1..) Ao
oominedation 2 20
At a A M, via Camden and Jersey City, Moraine
-
Mail. 20 0
At 11 A 31, by Steamboat, via Teems and Jersey
Car Western Fxpress
P Al, via Camden and Amboy, Acoorrimo- spy
dation2 15
At 2 P Al, via and Amboy, C. and A, Ex
press.....
ANSI P M. via Kensington and Jersey City, Eve
-00
Ars7; 1 133 1t.1tr; kiiciiiiiiOrsCe - uid Jiro) , C ity, 2 4
Close Tweet22s
At 6 P Al, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Alai2oo
At 11 P Ai, via Camden and Jersey City, Southern
- . 225
At 6 P Al. via Camden and Amboy. •000mmoda
tion, (Freight and Paaseaser,i—ist Claus Tweet. 2 25
1 60
Ihe6 P M Mail Line runs daily. The 11 PM, South-
Aro Alai!. Saturdays excepted.
or Belvidere Easton, Flemington, &0., at 6A hl and
214 P N, from Walnut-street wharf.
of Itlanoh Chunk. A ilentown, and Bethlahem, at 0 A
M, via I thigh Valley Radioed.
For Water Gap Stroudshart, Poranton. Wilkes'arre,
Montrose, (Artist Rend, &0.. at 6 A. M., vas Delaware,
Ltiokawanr and Western It It.
For Mount Roby. at 6 And 9 A. M., 2 and UL P.M. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. Ad , and 8 P. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton. &o.,at 2X P. M. from Walnut
street Wharf, 4X end 6X P. M. from Kensington.
For Palmyra. Riverton. Bateman, rieverlY, &alma
ton, Borden town. One , at 11X. 3, and 454 P. M.
Steamboat 'hero on for Bordentown and Intermediate
Flees% at 254 P. M.
Fifty Wands of Swat° only. allowed each Pasetn•
ter. Panamint are prohibited front taking anything as
I butane but their wearing apparel. All tentage over
• fifty pounds to he paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to Ooe Dollar per vuhd,
and will not be liable for any amount bosond SIR*, ex
coot by epeoral oontraot.
ft 27 WM. If. OATZMER, Agent.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ()ENT tin L
RAILROAD,
060 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1860. amt 1860.
THE CAPITY OF THIS R COUNTRY. W EQUAL
'lO ANY IN THE
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Conneoting direct et thiladelphia with Through Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with_ Through Trains to and
from all pointer in the Weat. Northwest, end Southwest
—that furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Pastengere unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Flat Linea run through to Pittsburg,
without rehenge of Cara or Conductors. All through Pall
conger Trains provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—apeod underperfeet control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the Wady .31 travaoara.
Smoking Cara are ?Maid to esali p Tritial WoodrirEs
wrivAdiviNtirDAT4l.ll.ll? anrp4Vitl,
dailifl P ' e F i rttleav Philadelphia at A M,
aat Line " " 116 0 .A. 16,
WAY T ll2 irt a S P LEAVE .‘ A S 190814
Harrisburg Accommodation via Columbia, 2r. M.
Columbia ' COO P• M.
Parkes
" 12 30 P. M.
est Chester Passengers - will take the Mail, Parkes
'burg and Columbia Train".
Pasiengere for Sunbury, Williamspot Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Falls,. and intertnediate po i n ts, leaving Phi
ladelphia lit 8 A. al. go direotly through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at l te °Moe' of the
Company in Philadelph.a, New York, °stork, or Bal
timore ; and Tickets Ertstward at any o the important
Rallroad Offices in the West ; Mao on board any of the
reigular•Line of lateamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
river".
1114 r rare always as low, and time as amok, as by any
other Route.
For farther information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago. make this the
DIREOT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST p TILE
GREAT WEST.
The connection of tracks oy the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or farrier° of Freight,
together with the saving of time. are adva mares readily
appreinated by Shimmer,. of Freight, and the Travel
ling Public).
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation
3 f their Freight to this t'ompany, , can rely with (marl
ellilegiliATnegYFTriltlGHT to and from any point
in the West by the PeensAvania Rhilroad are m alt
limes ft; fano, able as are charged by Mar Railroad
Companies.
2.. T Be particular to mark package' " via Penna. Rail-
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agents of the GOlLL
zany :
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg:
11.S.Pieroe & Co., Zauesville,o.; J. J. Johnston. Ripley,
0.; H. McNeely, Maysville, Ky.; Ortnsby & Cropper,
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock k C 0.,. Jeffersonville, Indi
ana; W. Brown .h CO Cincinnati, 0.; Athern &
Ribbon, Cinninnati„ 0.; ft. Aleldrum, Madison, Ind.;
Jos. E. Moore, Loinsville, icy.; P. G. O'Fbley & Co.,
vaneville, Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., Cerro, Ill.; R.
F. Sus, & Glass. St. Louse, Rio.; John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Teon.; Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, W. H. H. Koontz. Alton,
III.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at diderent points
in the West.
F. J. SN SEDER, Ettladelphia.
!BAG RAW & KOONS, 80 North strsk r t ialtimore.
LEECH /a CO., 1 Astor House, or 1 S. William 4t., N.Y.
LIiECH/CO.,
No. 77. Ststestrest Boston.
H. 1. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
L. HOUPT,Gezi'l Ticket AgilOt, PAH&
la 3-1,
THUS. A. BCO'I'T, Goal Baal Altoona,
Ectegism PHILADELPHIA WIL
MINGTON, AND HAITI
MOnE RAILROAD.
Devoid after hIONDAT, mber 21, 12515.
PASSENGER 'FRAINS LI.A VEPHILADELPHIA,
For Bellmore at 8.15 A. DI., 12 noon, (Express,/ and
11.10 P. 51.
For
Vlu t il r ull a tott lB o l B . .N . A" l ll. ' rlll n ;4 4 k aaklilllll.l"P.M.
or New Castle at 8.1 5 A..... , ann 4... it) r. A. . OP.
M.
For Middletown at EI.LS A. M. and 4..23 P. IIL
fOf klio e afitti s ll ,‘ A A . l lea d od t r..so P l' li . l SL .
or Omar at Ala A. M., and 4.3) P. M.
or Laurel nt 11.16 A. M., end 4.3 u P. M.
TRAINEI FOR PRMADELPRIA
Leave Bellmore at 8.50 A. AL, (10.25 mend 10.15 A, M..
and 5.25 P. 111..
' .. l.eeive \Vila:tattoo at 7.15 A.M. and 11.30 A. M.,1.46 and
0.40 P.
4.eave Laurel at 5.13 A. M. and 3.40 P.M.
:ave 13onford at 645 A. M., and 4.94 P. M.
ave Milford at 1.50 A. M., and. tall P. 51.1 -
Leave Dover at 9.05 A. M., and 0.00 P M.
Leave sliddletowri at 10 A. M. and 7.06 P. M.
Leave New Castlo at 10.66 A. AI., and 81'. M.
Leave Cheater at 8, 12 A. 14., 221 and 9.161'. M.
Leave Baltunore for Laurel and Delaware _Railroad
at 10.13 A. 111.
TRAINS.FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Cheater at 8.415 A. M., 12 :Sand 11.40 P.M.
Leave Wilaungton at 9.23 A. /IL, 1161 I'. M., and 11.10
A. M.
8 UNDAYB
Only at 11.10 P. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at au P. M.. from Baltaynolle PhiWelplus.
FREMIIT TRAM. with PASS E N Li ER CAll attaohed,
• will run as follows:
Leave Plilladelplua for Perryville and Intermediate
platen at 3 P. M.
places
Leave at Wilndueton for Pemville and Irttermedlitta
4.45
M W
Leave ilmington for Philadelphia arid Intermediate
planes
Leave at 3.46
Baltimore for Stemmer's Run, Chase's, and
flarewood at 164 P. M.
05 0. M. FELTON. President.
TOW RiNa.a.gumta , ,
ROAD— WINTER ARRANGEMENT—
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 3669, F0R GERMANTOWN.
Leaveihiladelphia 0, 7,740, 9, 10, 11. and 11 A.
1, 8,3, 8 4,8, 5%, 8, T, 8 , 9, 10, and 11J. P. M.
Leave ermantown 8 7 714. 8,113 i, 9X, 10. 1/,A.M.,
Di, a, a, MC ON suN DAY log P.M.
,
Leave Philadelphia P.M. nun. A. 01., 3, &X, and 10 P.M.
Leave Germantown 0.10 mm . A. 81.030 mm., ex, and
9P.M.e
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 8„7.60, 11 A. AL, 7, 9, MC 7, and 1 0
P. M.
Leave Cheetnut 11111 7.10, 7.40, 8.65, sad 17.40 A, M.,
3.40,6.111, 6.40, and 8.10, P. rtr.
O 4 SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9-06 A. N., 3. and 6% P. M.
Leave Chestnut hill 7.30 A. Al.. 12.60, 6.20, and 0.00
min- P. M.
AntCION24IOOIIOCIOEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 0, 11.03, min., A. M.,1.,03 3.00,
674, and 11'4 P. M.
lienve hometown 6,7, 9, 11 A. M., 134, ON and 6
P. At.
ONSUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9A. 31. and P. M.
Leave Norriato7o7K.AmAlwi.v.triKiv.l.
Leave Philadelph i a 6.7 X, 9,11.06 A. nom. 1 .99. AUL
1.34. 7.‘, and 11X P. M.
Leave Manayunk 634, TX,6X, 9X, and Wl. A. M.. 3 , 3 .
6,6 K, and 6X P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3, and 6X P M.
Leave Ma naynok 714 A. isx, and ai P. M.
1!. K. SMITH. fienere I Sup.: nu tendent,
nlestf P..T. NINTH and GREEN stree ts.
MgetiPIIILA_DELPIIIA ANn
lit ELMIRA RAILROAD LIN E—
QUICitT ROUTE to Eiriliftl,'Xilke.barre, Buffalo,
Chicago, Rock Island, Maseru Falls, Milwaukee, Bur
lington, Montreal, St. Paul's, Detroit, Dunlieth, and St.
Loins,
Passenger trains will leave the FluladelPhia and Read
ins Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and CAL I.OW
HILL B tro elan AI LY. Seed aye e see p i r.) as follows:
T. 70 A. 111.,_DAY EXPR 'B3.
For Elmira Niagara Falls, Buffalo„ etrolt. Chioago,
Milwaukee, duck Island, Galena, it. Paul's, Burlington,
and St. Louis.
9.70 P. ht., NIGHT EXPRESS.
For Elmira, Niagsns Falls, I.luffalo,_Detroit, Chioago,
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena. St. Paul's Burlington,
and St. Lduls.
T d aPt - a;fgivmonaht:Loeubgahng
.ranob,
The 71.30 A. AL train *connects at Rupert for Wilkes
barre,littston, Scranton, and all stations on the LACK
AWANNA AND SLOOiSIIII SA RAILROAD.
Baggage checked to Elmira, Buff o, and Suspension
Bridge..
'nekets can bo procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line a Ticket Office, Northwest earner
of SIXTH and CIII33TN UT Streets end st. the rampa
ger Depot, corner BROAD and CA i.LOWIIILL.
THROUGH EXPRESS FRE (JIFF TRAIN
',eaves the De pot, Smuts!. roe t, below Vin e. daily . (Sur,-
day exeepteil,) for all points West and North, at 8 P. 31.
Frei tits mast be delivered before 8 P. M. to.lnsurn
going e same day.
For urther information. apply at
Freight Depot. B.aOA 0, below Vine,
Or to CHAR. rAPPEN. Venom! Agent,
N. W. coiner SIXTH and CITES'FISUT Streets,
Ral.tf
NORTH YE L
VANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER - ARRA hIIIENIENT,
A EtSaf E OVAMP i (3IIIII - ML I TA V PC, 1 3 8
On and after nIONDAY , November 7:11, WU, Pne.sen
ger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia. DAIL Y. (Bandays a:warned :1
For Bethlehem, Easton. Allentown,
Chunk,
Hazleton, A0.,1 Express.) at sr34l A. M.
For Bethlehem, ax rams.) at aei) A. M. and 3F. M.
For Doylestown, I Meoturnodation, I at OM A. H. and
4 P. Al.
For Fort V7a.shi LI a ton. (Aemunnindatiou,lat P. M.
Tit :11148 FOR PHILADELPHIA :
Leave Bethlehem, (Express,) at 8,4. Al. and LID P. M.
Leave_Dolleatewn, I Aocuntmottationd at 7A. AL and
11.110 P. AL
Leave Fort Weehlngton.f Amemumeilationjet 7. A.M.
0,1 BONI/AYE:
Philadelphia far Fort Wealtingtonot 9.30 A, AL
utadelphia, for Doylestown, nt 11'. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia, nt 7 A. Al.
Fort Washington for Philadelphia, at 2.40 F. M.
Faro to Iluthlehem, 81.60; to Mauch Chunk, 8240; to
Emden. 810; to Doylestown, BD (mete.
Through ttoketa must he procured before entering the
oar..
All Pasaonger Trains (except Sunday Trains) con
neat at Berke street with Fifth and Birth-stream and
&mond and third-streets Paasenger Railroad.
n 7 ELLIN CLARK. Agent.
R i g l
AtV r ali AND ""
11 1'1 1. 1 ...14 ; 1 , 13 1'
lIIA
AIORNFIiii LINE. for PO ETSVILLE. READ
ING and HA RRISBURO,
Leaves the new Depot, at corner of BROAD and
CALLOWIIILL Stretta. (entrances on Callowhill.)
el 7.50 A. Id., DAILY. Sunders e x cepted, ) for Purrs
VILLE. BAR Itlsfilt 0, and ad intermediate tminte.
connecting at li strie ho t e with tnuna running to Pitts
burg. ChamberehurrLearliele,Bunhuti. 4a.
AI , TERNOOrtLINT
Leav
RHllllle ati
1,1 .a 0 P. N" DAILY, for POTTSVILLE and
lIAW.
At 1.50 P. AL,DAlLY,(Bondaylosterted.)for READ
'WI, and intermediate points.
W R . Mot LII ENNV. Fienrwt,ry
II( EST E6TE R RAI 1,-
kt.4% l 3lkin ROAD TR A1:48 vi.PENN: 4 II.-
VANI A RA OAD. Leli e Depot rot. ' , LEVEN 111
and MARK •Etreetv, daily, (except tr0n,134.1 nt 8
A. M., 1330 P. M., and 4P. M. Lenin Went Chester at
7.10 A. M.. 10.3 0 A. M . and 3sn P M.
VA i‘l4-T.
FACRE NOTICE.---CIIESTER
1,1,Ey RAIL ROAD—PAN
BENDER tRAINI3 FOR DOWN IN OTOW N AND IN
TERMEDIATE, BTATIONS.—Ou and rifler sth Doi em
ber, 1839, the Passenger Trains lot DOWNINti'I I oWN
will start from the new Passenger Depot of the Phila.
dehia and Reading Railroad Company. Cotner of
BROAD and CALLOW 111 LL !Meet., (passenger en
trance. on Callowhill.
moitturio TRAIN for Downingtown, !eaves at 1.3.)
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for DowningtOwn, !canes 4,
Di.
BALLY (Bunchy. eatepted.)
I order of the Dour' of Managers of the Fhtladalphta
and Reading ItimiroadyTip.w.y,,
Tt) WEST 1.31 I EST Fit
I__ ztT, we and intermediate viola, via ME.
01. n. - Twee for IA - ner. Chewer Irate I ilibulelphie from
the linpot, northeaat corner or ElliliTFF:NTli end
M A. RHET Streets, et 8.10 A. M., and a mot LSO r. M.
n SUNDA 'li at ay' A. M.. anls E. M.
i1m.....”,..ere or statin:o l, ath° MILA_ORLIIII A and
B LTIMOR ' OENT ARA t ktOAD wal take tile
40 A. ht., AA IIX r. TrialUl. hafe-1.1
WANTII.
WANTED—A Situation by a young
r married man, sari porter or ara4hman in &Morn :
brat nfmty reference aired.. A aply, inr three dam to
L. KANE. No. sv 51ARRIOrd Lane, between Car
renter and ehr,atlan atreota, and r.lihth and Nirth
streets. .612.30
WANTED—A SITUATION by n Mid
dle-aged Married Man. Is a first-rate Salesman
in mostly any business; psi-golly familiar with ht
cdociOl; writes a capital hand. and is a goad corres
pondent. lino much experience in hulloes.. generally,
having been engaged for twenty year., and willing to
make himself generally useful. The best of ref.-
renew. given. Please aldreas " Buoiness Man," at
this office.
P. S.—Would Ls willing to scoop! 01 the peusitinn of
Secretary of an IlVuot:ico Cuinpauy. liming occupied
that position, and having a large circle ol acquaint
ance
A SOPRANO SINGEII.--Yully competent
to read Church Music. desires an engagement
with the Choir of a Protestant Church. Address "So
prano." Blood's Dispatch. mh9.3t•
ANEXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
wtll esamine and ndlost partuerabip and intricate
accounts noon. post. balance, and close books. Ad
dress ''II . 11. T.," office nt The Pros. 101.9-st•
WANTED—By a youngidan, a
TION ton Wholesale Notion 'Bernie. as Pallia
te/tit or Assistant clerk. G&W relerences will he given.
Address _J. P.." office of Una paper. inhaet.
WA — N TED —A purchaser for a well es-
V.bli shed and very profitable maneffaoturine bu
siness. To a Dino:less roan, wrrb emote! from 03 COO
to 88,000. an o_pport unity la now offered that to :seldom
presented. Yor full parni Wars. adores'. with real
name, " Box N 0.1107 . hula. 1%0." • m4B-61*
WANTED—By a middle-aged man,
SITUATION na Porter. ni Wholesal House
Unexceptionable reference given. Address "P orter,'
°Sirs or The Puss. mhB4t•
WANTED—By a young man. twenty
Talmo , ate. a SITUATION In s Wholesale or
Commlttlon Neuf', es Attestant Clerk or Out door
Salesman. Address "P. J.," office of this paper.
mhs 6t
M ECH AN LOS W ANTED.—Machinists
and Illackemithe will find *lady employment,
good wages, and prompt D• ant.
WIN &
rott7 . -wfin.lio Cor. BROAD amiIIAMILTON Streets.
WANTED —l,OOO Ladies to send for
DE 1111 S PE{ great book. Every young men and
woman eentemplatlng holy we.loak shoal& have this
book. hneloso X 5 cents to ido.k.Bl, t'atladelphia
1101 Im•
FOR SALE AND TO LET
FOR, SALE.—The Stock and Fixtures of
of a Lumber Yard, now doing a good business
which may be greatly moreased by any one haring the
requisite capital. To any °newish' na to engs4e in the
Lumbor f rwte, this is a rarechance. as the Yard is to
one of the best locations for buinuess to the city. For
lartherart.culara app y_ on the
_mases, cornet ol
(Han u Avenue and FRANKLIN St,eat.
turd dar Wit
M. TO .I , F,T—A. STORE and DIVEL
.. LINO, 457 NORTH SECOND Sheet, between
Willow and Noble, an old-eetablietted builuess shunt.
with all the Salmis ritimplete. Also. a hanabionie pti
vete residence /03 Vika Street. For particulars. ap
tly 131 Viva Street lt•
TO LET—In Germantown—A double
three-stones dwelling WIN. with modern im
provement.. Ana arounna. 'bade. fruit, &c. Inquire of
e. HEN() hl3llElhlhR, *32 MARKET Street.
inn 12.inwiet•
YU
A liOtirE FOX Is ALE UK lLRVNT—Furoished or unfurnished. Yor Eartien
lore nerdy on he erelElltle t r 4 o nil west corner of no MTS.
and Lue US etree mhll,6t
egs WANTED TO RENT—A large hand
tamely. farniahed house. in a fashionable street.
Kent taken out in board, with the privilege of taking
other boarder.. Nona nerd apply without espital.
dress'• Hope," Ledger office.
- tt•
ggi FOR SALE-150 Acres Land, being
[La. the welt known Mansion of Health Greenwood,
•hrnuih which rune a b aut. ful stream puse water.
val.:wing Into a Like, near Pensbertnn Darlington co.,
N. J. • J. P. M ID DLETON.
trlilo et 5 North FROAT street.
FOR SALE—A VALUABLE CUR.
LIaPIER PROPERTY—A Eno, convenient and com
torten.) car recd./m(l.l%lth all tho modern improve
-110411111. N. W. corner of SIXTH and GREEN etraets
Wotdd he a outtAti lon.flon for ether a lawyer or a
anrocian, two., of H. A BUW.ltat. N. a. corner of
ill y XTri and °ACE a laterite. • tnbitt•agok war
01: FOR SALE—A new three-story brick
U* dwe11in1.2.54 South Tenth street. Double the...-
Cory b ick buildingt, with modern improvements niiit
to the beet manner. Inquire et No. 23i South rr NTh
Street. mhlo-I!1•
$9O 000$10,000, $5,000 $2,700
and $,StlO to loan rarh.tesye. AP
ply At th. eke of JA CASTLE.
mh3-3t. 113 SCUT. FIFTH Street.
ON 11 hi ENT A L WORK, &c.—The *dub
scnber, who is about talinquishine the beguilers,
1. now seeing MT the entire stock of the MARDI E
YARD, IdZ ARCH 6treet—consume:lg of fine Montt
meet., tßutd and Foot atones. Stnteuy, &c., and .uh•
ode aa Italy inspection of the same.
The Debiting and other improvement/ism the lot to be
disposed of.
toh7 121' WILLIAM HIT L :WORT?.
fa:F OR. SALE—The two LtUlibES
nrina.Noe. CU and 04 A RC O: Street.
TIWMAS BTEWARDB9N. Jr.,
rnh2•lin• 41a SR.UjiB Street.
01-4 COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE, IN
Lida THE CITY OP RVADINO,TA.
the READING eIaNUFAC ':RING COMPANY
will offer at Public Bale. at the M SION HOUtrie in
tho city of ReNding, on WEDNIi3PA.Y. tie :Oh rosy of
March, 1840, at 1 o'clock M.. the property known as
" The Reading Cotton Mill." located in the city or
Readier. perks county. and state of Yennsylvarda.6B
miles from tide water. at Philadelphia. and thirty from
the Coal Reims. containing 13 131 Maine's self aeons
Moo brandies, and MO Looms. Main building =x6B
Get construes of throe stones and an atne. with slate
roof. two la iota, one lit boiler home and repair shop.
105= lost, and the other a picker's room 66x36 fe. t.
In audition to an Office (wattle, and n Store House 'Van
feet. with is stale it of, and n turnout from the aliening
Railroad 'ivor:lt the latter. and thence ever curl
s,hutes, Whet 0 the coal is dropped without handling. op
eretta the Furnaces. An engine of PA) horse pcgreroenth
two separate sate °Moller', railroad communication di.
reot to Phileilelphio and Nrw York.
The general, health of Re.rding, and the parity of its
writer are probably unequalled by any city in the Union,
while the lancet agricultural regions in the Siete ow
round it. se inn: for its markets an abundant and cheap
supply of provisions.
Theta are several mires of ground attached to the 31111
wascli can be cut up Into building tars.
The whole Mill, with its trochiterv. is in good order.
end ie well worth the atteotioroof oapthlists arid Mania
fseturers
Pawing desirous of °brim ning information can do so by
calling personally upon. or addressing by letter, the un
dersigned Committee of naireerg.
IS s. C ECKFRT.
HEN.) miN T FON,
J. BOWMAN BELL.
Reading. Merril 9 finw-t23 Committee.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Store No
330 Srrith WHARVES. above Pine street. ren
in through to Water street 29)4 by 115 feet. Apply b.
E. 8. WII bri & C0..30) WeLNLT St. rnh7-wtialmif
• 10 OAPITALISTS.—FOR U.LE
10:A.Thet Machinery. Stock. and Fixtures ET a Luce
Manutststory of PAPER HANGINGS, replete with
every convenience for carrying on an extensive beet
nese. A desirable Investment to persons of energy who
can push the business For We with or ertlhout the
legaire at =CHESTNUT threat
.talllwfmlf if
GERMANTOWN PR PERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE
The valnable Farm and Country Real, containing 108
acres of hichly cultwated land situated in the town
ship of Germanto t ri. Philadelphia county, and within
141Indes of the depot in Germantown.
The sduation of this property to tint tin be surpassed.
Loin; bounded on the north by Wathlnston lane. on the
west by fownship Line road, and on the south tit
Haines street, and within one-eighth of smile of the
Limekiln Turn Enke. and a quarter of a mile of two Stn
bons on the Chestnnt Rill branch of the Gstrusabiten
Railroad, High street. and Wa n nhnurto.. lune.
The locAtion of tne above property Is Irish and heav
thy. the land well watered and tone very advanta
geously for Cottazo Saes. It commands an extended
anew of the surrounding country. and is interiors ed
be the streets running from tiOrlll3lllol4 - 11. as lain) down
on the duraelor's Mann( that distrtot. The prope t i l to
lard out in five acre lots. lithographic plans of which
may Inc obtained on application to Wher of the under
nod.
Also. a valuable and handsome fuddle! Lot. situated
on tilanbelin street. near Vilna ro. , d,Germantown, tin
Mininz m front on said street 197 feet. and in depth
about Ai feet. healer no area of about 4 acres. The
ground Ices bush :outdoors towards Manheim ereet,
upon which front is a row of large and e:esant shade
trees.
. .
Alan, sever t 1 Cme Buildint Lota adminine yid in the
vieint v of Firtier'e 1 tie Btation. Germantown.
.
.
yrs Rod t • rots op Ii to
For further pa grISI(GP. J I/NK IN. Jr.. Asto•r.or.
B. E. WT. SIXTH and NY • I.NVT Rirret•
Or to .511:11 EEL 11. HENRY.
Itlbl-Itti • IiERMAN FOCYN
B(WARD TABLES FOR t A LE.—Two
Grot.eliln Billiard Tablee. with 1.4' Inch marts•
beds. and latest unproved enehions. {nada last 111n)
now using at the Mount Verner Nouse, Penn above
Firth atreet, Reading. Apply to 11. A. Z,
21 East MARKET Esuare.
fe27-tr Readier. In.
44"0R SALE—AII that Valuable Property
known as the BLACKWOODTOWN ACADEMI .
located in the health Land thnsine villane of Blackwood
town, New JOTIOU. 'rho rflerEl edifice is of brick as by
40, three atones high. with basement for dining . tooth
and kitehen, and is ve ry complete for a boarding school.
is especially adapted for a [emits seminary ; has ample
moods, being well shaded and will be sold at auction
on Tn. RSI/AY. the lath of March, at one o'olook Y.
M., on the premises. inquire of
JON/03 LIVERMORE.
BLACKWOODTO
HERR'S HOTEL FOR REST.—The
" Prop rio tre 59 of the nbore well-known Hotel 141.110
to retire. and offers the Hot - il lor rent. The torroture
will lit cold, or rented also. For oar cicala rnaiddre.e
fon- Ito J. G. HERR, Hurisburs, Pa.
JON ES' 1103'EL -PHIL ADELPIIIA
The 4t1150 end furniture o' this noted Hotel ere for
tale et a nreat bugs 10. The furniture is entirely new,
bat inz been nut in within a year. end the house now
doing a sticeessfo business.
Inquire NCI SI nTIGER, in the Hotel, or of P. G.
BORA HA. lt :HURRAY Eit.. N. Y. felS-If
filOR SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Chmtion erd Twentieth etreetz, hnvint three
fronts. nottable for n church or futon alto. For tcri.:s
eco.. eodreiciJ, H.. tit thin vitt if
FAOTORY LOT FOR SALE% —A Takla-
Me corner lot, 125 feet ever°, hams three fronts.
adinlrablr located for a fact' ry site. It to situated
the southwestern part of the ray, in s reptdl)-in,-
proving neighlx•rhoed. It nill be cqld reasonablebenne. For tpartteuLtrs, " °Moe of Tae
Pros.
110AltI)INC.
705 CHESTNUT STEER T—Flandsome-
Iv furnished nett railer to !et, with or without
mbil 31•
nOARDING, 225 SOUTH BROAD ST
—Elsaant room, handsomely furtd!hed, on fiat
rld Seoond iloort Aso,rm6le rooms, lt•
'TWO PI EASANT CHAMBERS VA
+ CANT. with Board. at LW WALNUT St. mhl-tm'
PERSONAL..
THE PUBLIO ARE HEREBY CAUTION
-IL Eft wrong tru.ting ihe crew of the AtISSI.XII bete
MARIA. from heruhloh•teo. P.l no bike of their eon ,
Meting' artlt he re... 1 by either the captvo nr ectestenoes.
tuhlo T. A. NESS WILL & SONS.
IVOID n DO WFLL BY
cd ji m ,, : o n 1111.T3 & lama,. No-139 N. N I NTEI
crest, atr)vo Cherry, and liars their old garments
mails to look er mai to rm., by cleansing. or dyeing ant
'apeman. triiii.s.St •
----
113ERstINAL.—'1 , h will be paid. and
the itolateettihe. for Ltltee' and ttente CAST
OFF CLOVittith &Write:Litt Dui 517, Illood'e ths
rateh.nt •
-
M. '-' 4 kr il; W 611 Oo
PHOTOGRAPH mum THHOT,
No. 39 9OUTR Eldllrn Street,
Above Chestewt.
We Is the only fwahllehment is the e.ty devoted
exclusitely to IMO 00 RAl'll FRAMES. A greater
sanely of OVAL of LT FRAMIF3 on hand than Gan be
found in any one establishment to the United botte,,
and triers lower.
elt/ - Briny your rhotoarevi.e, and have them titled
without paten cherte. mho Mel
'PEA CAI)DI ES SPICE CADDIES, OIL
eta ndo, moieties atsat, toffee 'Gaud's. rOC.arle eoun
-1,, sun lee 'mkt weights, an.l grocers general ttracare,
thliCiale . counter and prescripuon ecs:aa, and Fair
banks' platform tastes.
RP :CRY T OEMN ER
=III lm . no 4 4 ABUT qt. Al's.
-- ''' -- AMMfEMMVTW.
D 1N RICE'S 'CIRTaAT 9110 W.
EXTRA ri "uti CZ MEN?.
,
EST NIGHT
o? •
GRAND. EXCTTIetti AND FAITIInfs
REPRESENTATION or
, V e.
AN VNGLIIH STE'EPLE MUSE!
AN Eriof.poi STEEPLE t:PA
AN ENGLIAH sTE.t'LI; CHASE
AN ENOL SET STEEPLE IMIA`IE
AN E asTLI‘H STEEPLE CHASE
AN ENGLISH STr EPI.V. CHAS':
AN ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE!
AN Earit.l•H RrEEPLE CH *Se
AN ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE !
STEEPLE CHAt.E!
AN ;lA4 srE.YI,6 CHASE!'
AN ENr.Lley sTEITL , CHASE!
AN ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE!
An ENGLinE E L p...,pLE cHAen.!
AN s wor.i.H SENEri.E CHASE I
AN ENGLISH irrEEK,Si riHASE!
AN ENGLISH STEEPLE. CH efiet !
AN ENG!, SR STEEPLE CHASE!
When the creole vast area of the state and rine will be
thrown together. in order to tri - e scope f the ha Te
abastion of the mom The meant er the immense Om
tillOe sawed by this error:semen !store Hist, invesd
of oncoonno a mimic reamsentstleo., the etworaole is
Inveslnvested with an air of reality sor b en Ulla imcor boors
ted
siren to any amular performance. Asa pietuso
of the
PECULIAR SPORTS OF ENGLAND.
It will be found to spruces anything ever before:try
dared in America while the
Induced ter the
'THRILLING EXCITEMENT
PER , LOUR LEAPS OF TRR RIDERS
le To lees Intense' an that created by similar templcite
upon the turf itself. It
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.
NATIONAL THEATRE, WALNUT M., above
Eighth.
Paicas.—Drees Circle, 10 cents; Feedli_Chole,_
cent.; Beats in Pnwe Hoses. 711 ornate; Whole. Pri
vate Dom, .83 and 811.
CHANGE Of Tia R.—Doors open at a wavier beers 7.
Tooommetiee
THIB (MONDAY) EVENING. March 1110.
A most novel and exciting spectacle. representing
AN EN CATS BTEEPLE CHIBc.
Engagement of .he celebra•ed Clown.
MO. TONY IE-8
Who appear in his mot tellinc. Joke... Soap, and
Eccentricities. in:figment of the cclihr..ted tad
hider. T NEVILLE.
The entertamments ordl incrude an inEnite varlet, of
Eitraerd man' Een•etrien Feats and Yr...hetes of Ath
lotus Niel Cone nding with a
hl DE-SPLlTrank; EXTRAVAGANZA.
WHEATLEY & CLAERE'S eitt;EI
EITRE ET 'THEATRE.
Ttilit (MONDAY; EVENING, March 12
First nit ht of the enrarement of the diet inrushes] Irish
Comedian, Mr. COSLINS.
The performance cell commence arith Brotizham's
brilliant Comedy. entitled
Tkl F. FOB TUNE-BI.INTER.O.
Gerald Desmond. Mr Collies; Mr C "streams Airman,
Mr Crain' ; Aires %ley. Jew Plante raylor.
THE MAGIC ../111 . 1 T.
Faddy :Marshy. Mr Collins : Ito-Ket. Mrs Morphs.
'1 o conclude with the DOUBLE-BEDDED 800%
&eta or FlLlClll.—Admusszon, MI cense, fru..red
leans in Drees circle. SOS eante; russet. to oft t 4
Doors Iron at ; performances st comatose° st
ni precisely.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
See Lessee re. M. A. BARB R.
:446,ce . Mr.& P. X cit
Busmen duet ..M7. Re. D. MUR HY.
THIS MON DAY) EvFlllll6. Mare. n we.
(Pint appesrence of Mi . ; J. M. Diro.port-)
mesALLlAricli.
rfrane!altd 1, herself trona tba Freueb.)
Ferdinand. Mr L' Shevell: sewn* Aralult, Meal
M D•treeport.
To conclude with the nevem:nit Faroe entitled
Art ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Bob Ticket, Mr %Wilt BOWS ?din Wad. Km
Marc Miller.
OW - Primes' renal,
•
Sesta secured sr - ttbout extra abase.
Doors °cep at 7 o'cdook s Parformanee to owe
stilt o'clock..
LE OF WONDERS.llll2 N ar o l :tbumit corner of TRIM and CRT'
Stratts.—Wrii (ma close. Come then and sea RITZ!
, n Ole ldegiegl I..naione. Vent ilnenisen.tne L.s.seet
Canary Birda, lIJOby and Wonderful Antoznat...n Roper
Danner. . _
At.t . artia. Entertainments every evettict;. occniann
cinl It 734 o'clock. •nd on
WEDNESDAY IND SATURDAY AFTEJINOO.3B.
et 3 o'clock.
Admiscrion VI cents ebitotot, tstcoan. 1nb1741
SEVENTEENTH SUCCPSSFUL AND
sORITITELT THE LAST WE' Sr
SANDRSON'S LXlllB.rnine S UD S
Done's Common...eau, (new) nuildint. camp=
rett r...srEnstli.ttortetnet-
THlOriciiiti ARr St Unt.linl.
Will Positively's:ate
On SIATIIRDAYantreh 17th.13 - 0.
Dnfletrint Interim! tioexemoled t'neeesr! Onst -
nabir ! Stiendhl Edicts! linpittinir Teblestiz : Cant
mending Vatriinin ! Diesies Last:net 1
The mansiement here the honor of Worn:4r Ore
tuella ihet an eats:anent hen na hie t effeetad is su
mmer city. the Art astern roll not remit n here after
eaturde • M Arch 17th. therefore mai* tint
urrEquivucALLY THE LAS INEFR
FRIDAY.I6th, worieSt of Mr. • 01. 4 • ALL 'CHI I, DON.
FAMILY MATINE KS on WSIDNF-' 4 NAT and HA
': URDAY AFTERNOONS.
Evening nnterteintuent—MOlS open at Tu'onk.ak i 004
aeon. at ni•
Atlinitsion—Adnlts. In ate.; Children. IS ate EAU
SHOCI'L • C USE.
" TR& lIPART OF TELE ANDES,"
AT
TUE ACADEMY DP THE FINE
lOso VSIT6IIIT Rtraet,
9 A. M. ttli 6 P. M.. and T till 9 P. id.
• ionisation 66 sent,.
Visit. ni requesi•d to loin: Open 6 assts. cebl•-41*
G RAND CONCERT,
ET TIM
DEVER , " S. sTERI.
AT CIIICKRS & r•ON'It PIANO RODVA
nor H Eno tiT STAB. T s
They will be ssists" b. the oelehr Fun&
M CEI.A.IILISS wtt ON MO:4I)AY too ' , NINO. hlarch Ittit.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert to coninteno* at half
oast 7. Admission S cents. soli-et'
F_IANDEL , S GREAT ORATORIO,
JUDAH MAIABJILM
Will be riven by the HAN AND 9 11 .
11 - ,(the second concert o the eee no.)
DAY EirENING, yd e ,b b. at lIIMICeLL FUND HALL. 'The roles and h ruservlll be sustained by
the mem• era of the eocieiy. accompanied ay the Ger
mania I) , Chtlant ail ander tee alma toe of Yr. IL Carr
Cr..., conductor of the society Sobserrptiore .111 b 4
rece.ved for thia and the remaining Collo6 t for Ea.
admitting three personates Mt Concert. 9 eels Ocketa
ell cent.. to be hal at Heck m apton s Chicsenarr a
and Coulston's mason stores.nni the door. Pratt.
open AI before 7 ; commence at it b efore 8. nakti-7t
cDONOUGIi'S OALETLIZ--K.Aut
below TRIRIL -
Sacs MANAGER_ - .11ELNANDEL.
t:ti OA okliitiiViif
• Crfebrat
FELIX CARL•• HALL TROLTIL
The above Fromm will ardiear VERY ErENrNe,
Tkey are the moat wonderful pqrfonu• .s Grine. KM
were received ori Saturday oventas with the most es
thostaaus applause.
RERNANDEZI
And the Wanted Company weer.
Fast appir-ivanwr of
E MeCARTY BWRRILW
TWENT•• -SEVEN PERFORMEIR.
CliUß':ti'S
GREAT FALL—NIAGARA.
A s IND
010:(01:X'S "
ONEXLIIRI RA
ON
IN WINTER tr
~ •
ROW L I,
EARLE'S GALL'ERIES, •
t•l6 COLRTNI,T STREET
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Or MN
FINS ARTS
p
ernorr STREET,
la OPEN DAIL . (Sundays exoeptod,) trim, A.M.
Want Med—h e Tenth volume. of " Rids Ikirsed
iresiisia." of Pirasase.
Adrahunon Se own. Children under 111 yen lisX
eriee. •
altartso of Stook SU
_ _
GI
,ERMANIA OM • ESTRA.—Public '
hostroalt everl 8 ATURDA,T.at MUSICAL FIRM
BALL et &I.: o'c.ock P. M. tokets to to, hod at G.
Andre% .
and Beak k Lal/40111 . 11 Mono Stores, and at
the doer
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
UAKER CITY INSURANCE CO.IIIPA
x-N, NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS. 403 WAL''UT .
S CHEF T. PHILADELPnIA. CAPI Nu. ADD SUR
PLUS $3.5A,7:0: —ldeures staanst I (Ass or Dm:Lela br
Fire. and the Perils of the des. lalAnd tiiinoLtuaa
Trariewitavo.
,RGE H. HART. Presldeat.
Jti P RnklS lee Preinteet.
H. If. VICKI •Al At L. Fee) acC Trestaror.
B. IL BUTLER. Assist-tut deezetary.
DIRECTORS.
George H. Hatt. 1.. P. Rasa,
A. C. Cattail, Foster 8. Perkins.
E. W. Railer. Andrew R. Cheracorg,
It. R. Cogriball. Samuel Junagebl. D..
Hilt. H. H. FIWM Inh9-if
►IIHE NTERPttISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIIILIDEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
C0.31P.V1".5_ BUILDING. S. W. CORNEA
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIREJTORS
F. RATCIiFORD BIA/Ut. MOILDIC.O L. DAWSON.
WILLI•St MCKEE, Ulu. IL s -corr.
NALBAn FRS ma, JOHN M. BROWN.
.10101 M. ATWOOD. B. A. FARyirrocs.
klitZ.l. T. Tat/DICE, Assalw D. Casa.
FLINZT WHARION, J. L. le.moscrEa.
F. RATCHFORD STARR. ismidest.
CHARLES W. COXII. Secretary. felsly
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSIJKAIWE
GOWAN? OF NEW YORE,
Assets:
811 MLLLIONSI OF DOLLARS,
lATISTID IN tr , m‘r MORTGAGES ON Rail 1137101,
worvra OVER $13,01,0103.
The premium/ are rowan this in limy ether Comra
sues, and the Dividends have
pbeeyn.
lISATE.
This S s oo e hode t s so i h tAL JIL m THE ?RUM ro
so
2131131fi TO TRH INSITEND.
Pamphlets. and every infordiAtion. may be kid
911711, on avvilsahon to
r. BA MILFORD te,T'ARR, Arent,
E. W. corner FOURTH and vrAwiuT areeti.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCE&
Thomas Robins. John Welsh.
Monleom L D&Kaen • Gnome H. Stmt.
tieorg_e M. StrooJ, E. B. Whelan.
Johns M3ers. .1. Fisher teaming,
Joseph Patterson. William C. Lading,
John M. Atwood, Arabi:- -.. Coffin.
Thomas II Powers. George W. Totaled.
Willieun McKee. Thai. Watts.. tiri-lrir
MEDICINAL.
D YSPEPSIA. -FIFTY YEARS INDS:
FROM DF.PEP:MA,
Nervousness. Sickness at the Stomach. and Vomiting..
have bens reatored by DU D 'ARV'S dello ions Valtill
reatoring_REVALENT • A RABICA FOQO.
'From the Honorable Isidore J. Wake.)
SIDNEY. 43 Elisabeth street. 17th
DE to SIRS: I 3111 nappy to inform ton of the great
benefit my daushtsr has reesered from tee V w Mentes
Arabi Ca She was vete thin tts.d delicate. - rune ion tall
Tor heir age between ton and eleven. when sue cum
trimmed toknie it. It h.a made ha quits strnat and
healthy. I consider It tine moat ontriontui rostoratigli
(cod far children and dello/it, persons.
Beliare no. dear 81.11, truly yowl.
1.1, MANE.
13 Union 'trivet. Third district. New OTISAZ:2B
March 13th. 1E36.
For seventeen Tears I have bees laboring slider an
inaufsrable Males ort. de eneed of sleep. and so d xsY
times that I could ma help myself; my elomeek
fail me. and I thus became a helpless. enervated 11:1.11,
At hut, on the 15th of Jane, 114. 1 was Mien dielat
with a alone flux and killing pains is the bowels.
Often as Trent to bed at eieht.l thought !should newer
sea toe worn ug. My medical attendant and fiiend. to
whom was all my trust, rood do cothine to 011:11VIMS
my gull - arm e. and sect me eto one of hie colles.corm
whose attendance proved ite urenecesef oh all tee reme—
dies prescribed fawn; to afford :PP any relief It arse
at this etas@ of my d meter that. on the echo/September
last. I luckily met one of my inende. who wad me Mag
Mr. I. B. Mower had paeved tore ufiti the seine waral.
sod had been rmAcelly cured hy 04 Berry s Rer‘lense
Arebica- Thereupon I immedtmely teen to make cla
alit. end. soma alter. I felt relieved ; sad me ae'reor
&nary clam/.e for the better 1 I:r.ve erl62C-.L• sap.—
rie aced roe.. owlet to that es est Ott Fes, wa.
ma to behove that I am c roes'el , Fsraf
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rerttrred et: po Rano 'eclaticosa arslttorestorutr }lcor
lo aka A rth.vs Pool.
Upwards of NO We carts sod • lar
thousand lest. reran a'a. r eeled. volt fall to/grackle...4e
in ear:a ter. Ilb 81 la; las 811 The LaMar olstralakll
foe O. fe,el pi of cub.
cold at me kal.ok„ 21.3 South TEIR.D Maack. t
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grocery road th-orr 1:11.44.a.
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~, IMPORTERS OR lIRY.RNA CIGAR& .
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