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waidithey annoy washing is Mom
wiriltorabluito would 044 it to. their advants44 to
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IrrMERCHANTS BUYING , 01L
OLOTEle AND WINDOW SHAMS. 'r
BLABOO' & SMITH;
MAMPAOTORPI63 OF 0IL•OLOTIM,
, lttf N,ORTLT/OiD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention of deafen to oar lane 'teak of
FLOOR, TA aGE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
GREEN GLAZIRD OIL diatBRIC, '
a heautifel .ertiole for-Shadis.; Thclargen stoat or
WINDOW SHADES and gUPP 112LLAND8. in the
matte, at ariael whiott'dery oompetffon. ' fig-am
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AtI7,BOIITA MIURTHSTRINT, belo;r . Market.
or =wool finalities to &Wham and Wistern WT
. a sitendid storm grip:odor to .elect from. and all of
newest and nest designs. WINDOW CURTAIN ?S
-pin endless Varier. ; , • fail-2m • •
WAL 'i s , ' ; PAPERS ' WALL PAPERS,
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sad OthIMI WOldd IlMli to give aa scan. sad imamate
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Will all oat. through thii wh;ttor midAssi opting, their
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PAPER HANGINGS.
anksivtiors.444atiorannip'•Wwiththio badness
. AT GREATLY. EIDIIOED PRIM.
WI FRENCH PAYERS AT I. PER CENT. BE,
IAW COST.
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/ 1 14.11 GAINS.
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AMIGA,- AND . 'CIKEMICAZtI.
TH° S rANCI
(LON OF .11LBERNTS F WALNUT STRATI'S')
HAS OPENED
The •Uasilt sad namtimodions ,
.1,1200 AND PIue;.4CRIPTION STORE,
it, W. oallifptr OF SPlttlell AND BIORTBENTN
1 _ • arms* - -
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SPONGKII,
MOUtIOAN AND SrOZZION 211MiltTIAL
Aid Atieufeetarere sad ikde Proprietor of
B. A. PAHNESTOOK'S VBRILIHUGH,
Noe. f and 9 NORTH FMK STREWS.,
Haat Ode, a Ara door above Market.
PHILADILTMA
DRIM, 01488, PAINTS, ao.
WET. SHOEMAKER & CO.
itOimAAlT 00JUDDI
NOVNIN AND RADII MOND :
wnoiase.La D'IVUOGIOTO, ,
letseitme lute DeMere In WINDOW imuscresorn,
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CJOUNTRY MEROI-TANTS
their Lugs eta& of Leeds, Mask they Wm M the
wired market rates, • eell-tf
STATIONERY.
STRANGERS
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE ONE
OP THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY,
ONIONS, DRAFTS, NOTES,
1. •
COPYING Bons AND PRESSES,
ENVELOPES, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS,
to be fount in MY eirtabllabinent in the UNITED
STATES.
Sold Wholesale, and Rata% at LOW and UNIFORM .
MOM . ,
WILLIAM MANN.
- zribe4 43 SOUTH FOURTH Street.
WM. *H. MAILIELT. OEI3
.
NEW BLANK BOOK
AND
ST ATIONERY STORE. ,
. ,
NO. 920 0111192N2T STRUT,
thee or TUN Illeasso Essuld
Is now filly supplied with the following Mrtioles, which
will be mold In large or small quantities, very low for
dash: Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Receipt Books
Check Books, Sill Books, Copying Books, Oiled Payer
Copying Presses, Quits, greet Pens in great variety
Penknives,. Scissors, Shears, - Letter. Cep, and Note
Paper of all kinds, Envelopes, do., fro.
Banks, Twain's*. (Moss, and Merchants supplied on
favorable terms. fe2P-lm
Aly.)SB; BROTHER, &Co.,
.1(0.480 MARKET STREIVE,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, AND
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Keep a lane and well-sleeted atoek, IMPORTED,
DOMESTIC, and - of their own. MANUFACTURE.
Wholesale and Ratan at the very lowest yrioec
= BLANK BOOKS
On hand in large Quantity, or made to order, of any
desired pattern, of the very beet material sad work
manship:
_ 'Weirs 'enabled from our extended facilities to offer
anisnor inducements to ottreossere.
A califs sollolbd. ' felo-21r.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING.
LUPINOOTT„•HUNTER,
• Bt, SCOTT,
ISANUNAOTUREERO
WHOLEGALIIIHAINas IN
CI. T•HIN ,
CM MARKET Street, and 419 MERCHANT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
A ti and eointlette line of every Arlo and lest, o
mo eitiede Clothing, tally equal to that Tanfew
to in en, other mtg. -
MARTIN , k QUAYLE'S '
mut NTATIONRiti TOY AND FANCY GOODS
, P O'R .t Jr m,
. , 1666 site AVU u T zv a
x T ri.. t y t ni E
t 'r
A ,
Dar .
0121717 MA.
pommattv Fs bead Paitaxaary i n • Tonal *Malec
.
PHILADELPHIA, pIONDAX, MARCH 26, 1860.
MipLINERY goons.
1860. 1860.
MILLINERY GOODS. .
SPRING, 1160.
The sobooribor hie now open s superior doelltoiXtte
LINERY GOODS, consisting In Part af""
RUMOR BI EI,
LMS•
ORAIV Acm ”.
niMint MAUL siut
4,Aos uw
STRAW BONNETS:'
BLATEI, BLOOMERS, AND
•
OTNA'W ,TRIMM/NOll,
All of the latest and most fashionable styles• to wig.*
he invites the attention of Merchants end Milliners.
Those wishing to save money by buying sheep will do
w!di by nailing on him before purobsolno elsowhors,
M. BERNIIE.INL
No. 01- SOUTH SECOND fiTHBET,
odil4sn • Below Market drat.
1860.SIRPT aOODs. 1860
1860.
THOMPSON & JENKINS.
IMPORTERS AND iOBBEHS
OF
STRAW GOODS;
HATS AND OAPS,
BILK BONNETS,
ARTIFIOLAL FLOWERS,
RIIORES, tee.
• . NO, ASS MARKET STREET.
Buyers are requested to exemine our stook.
•
THOMAS F. FRALEY Is mused with the state
hosier, sod sohoito the setroaeseof his friends,
Le3-lm • '
MILLINERY
eRR
STRAW GOODS
Exotusrvzror.
. ROSENHEIM. BROOKS.
it .00.,
431 MARKET STREW, NORM MD3,
Are now Waine, for the Miring Trade, tee most et-
Waive and choitiest stock in their line ever collected
together under one roof.
`RIBBONS of every conceivable desorititiela
BONNET MATERIALS.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
RUCHES, and all other millinarrarttelse
STRAW BONNETS IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
'CHILDREN'S AND MISSES GOODS. DO.
BLOOMERS, SHARER HOODS, 441.
' Douseious of our superior feoitities in obtaininioer
supplies, we Platter ourselves that superior Indocile ,
manta, ooth ea regards choice of selection and modera
tion in prom cannot be met with. fell-Am
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS:
LINCOLN. WOOD. &
NICHOLS.
; • - No. 715 CHESTNUT STREET,
glilr• MAW in
(B M o otwion Eleventh and Eighth.)
re s
COMMITS STOOK ON
SPRING GOODS.
11111111111.011110
FM; Drir7L'offillartAw (loom
E i Nz Y n Al 'aVaoopEf i A NT :e
'To whioh they roopsotftlig invito dttshood o
; In tag B:t a rchs ethr tn t i ti t matria a ?al Ad o O lg ol . ad ialua vanl
„
J , - HILIJ:3011N JONES.
Imovitor salkatainatlarrAkf
-7 :l' , Ulert BIM AND. ITA* ~-,..
AKO:PIi,IrW7I44IO - . 1 0:1 4 04
• 01i141PLOWIMI,z7:
- '
*he attention of City and COilits7 Bailee" II tallild
to a *op and vaned stook of tit* above epode at.
.Ig3q:IVIARSET STREET.
1•34. • as•T
•
180 . S P R Iz ß iza i r 9860.
One of the largest and most complete stooks of geeds
in oar line in this country. The best terms and the
cheapest prices.
0. H. GARDEN & 00.,
Staauthotarsrs of, and Wholesale Dealers la.
HATS, CAPS,, FURS,
SILK and STRAW BONNETS, and STRAW ROODS,
LITIVICIAL ILOWIII, THATHINII. XIICHAI,
Nos. 600 sod 606 MARKET STREW, S. W. isomer
Sixth. t 57.354
SPRING OP 1860.
MARTINS,
PEDDLE; •
HAMRICK, & 00.;
No. 30 NORM FOURTH BURST,
Have Apr in store, and are deny reosivins, omelet&
Duos olThe following desirable goods, via.:
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
' SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
PARIS AND CANTON PANS,
SUPERB BELTS,
PARIS COMBS AND BRUSHED,
NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND,
Adopted to Southern and Western Trade, to which we
invite the attention of Bret-oleo 'mere. I fe3-en2
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BORER & BROTHERS.
MANUFACITURERB AND WHOLEBALM
=SLUM IA •
OITY AND EASTERN-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nosh ABA end 434 MARKET STREET.
Below FIFTH Street, South Ide,
fee-tn rananax.plict.
LEVIO H RABIN. COO.,
BOOT A= BEIOB WARBHII
AND
MANUFACTORY4
NO. 606 MARKET STREET, PRILADELPETA.
We have now on hand an extensive stook of BOOTS
and SHOES, of every description, of •
OUR OWN AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE,
to whioh. we invite the attention of Southern and
Western buyerw, 03-3A4
MEDICINAL.
MRS. WINSLOW '
MR. AN EXPERIENOIO NURJE ABE FEMALE
Physioien, presents to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING• SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which • greatly facilitates the tpropeau of teethingt p i y .
soften , Er tfilke IMMO, Tad minx all inflammation 14u w
lay AL TO landepasmodliton, and is
URE REOULATE THE HOWELL
Depend upon it,rpothers,lt will give rest to yoursel ves
and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. .
We have put up and sold • this article for over ten
years, and can say. in con Ps edema and truth of it,
have evw• bee
what we
mAti 3 O IVW ''' tin of il t a t " .. b elil r
(ILE INSTANCE;f 0 EFI4 F ECT A CU E, when
timely need. Never did b., e khowan rename of
dissatisfaction by aey one • - ho need it. On the con
trary, ell are delighted 03 th its operations. arid
speck in terms of highest -,. commendatipnof Ennui
eel elfeenuind medical vir W tom We speak in this
matter what we do A know. after ten years ,
experienee.and pledgeour ._. reputation for the fulfil
ment of what we here de " olare.
.In almost every
instance where the Infant 111 to minoring from pain end
exhaustion, relief be i E ., t o r d ninflia t ille d un or twenty
re u reluable pr e epelgtlon 0 le ifie n ireseription of Qua
Phil most EXPE ttl, c, ENO h D AND K
d LI
ne U vni i l l igli w ee E rf lti til d ca an't u w used with
r.LufirNr. , B OF 'OASES,
It not only relieves the co „. child_ from pain, bat In
vigoretesthe stom d mih and . bot t r i ts,zr , reete acidity
MI g gilill u l e isrlilte_yir er N- :1 If giortNEFirrfis
BOWELS AND yt IND 0 CO/4 And overcome ergo
ROWELS if not A *coedit! remedied, eV, in
death. we believe it the ..., hest and surest, Tenn in
the world, in all oases o , s , DYSENTERY and D AR
HIKE& IN CHILDREN. Z. w hether
arises from
teething or from anyother ones.. We would say to
every mother who has " and anffering from awe of
the foregoing complaints * do not let your prejudices,
nor the .prejudioes o others, s i t and
will
Aural& r ul n e s h o ilt aT er , ri
t i.,N, RI ItE-Z a tbl iVe , the
use of meil l isine, I x tim ely
a aced Full three
ticeoong lotir
Newel
7.4 trog pg 6101,Vbwris a i - Pa e -
Turd; or:, is on the outside wrapper. •
' Sir Bold by Druggists throughorE the world. Frinel
gal OfEce, No. IS CEDAR Street, New York.
Face 2A cents a bottle. Iyi7-IY
FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGS !!
U. S. FLAG DEPOT.
49 SOUTH THIS.D STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. F. SOHEIBtE,
Wholesale and retail manufacturer of Plage, politi
cal Bannem and Transparenoles. Flags of all ninon on
hand, and made to order as cheep, if net cheaper, than
can he had elsewhere in the city. fe2n-]m
JAVA (3OFFEE.-1,000 pockets prime
Javn COffee, (or sale by /AIM 16ERAVAIE &
LETITIA bitseit.
00 . 1111111OION HOUSES:
WM' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
, dORE TRAIL SKIRTS.
,
FRENCH CORSETS.
'NO TRADE SUPPLIED BY
EVANS HASSALL.
-- fra iro w l im EOUTll FOURTH STMT.
Sikq/JtY, HAZARD , & IitIT,OHINSON
NO. 119 CHESTNUT 1T.,.
COMMISSION' MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
Nibs. em
WELLING.' ' .$
_ .
i ' dOFFIN, & 0041
.
116 OHEBTNUT STREET,
---: 111 the Nakao, the folloiring desorlyileaka of
li
AMERICAN GOODS
Of etandard makes and in great variety:
MIMI OF' STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES.
A
m
~, S 3LK.A.
' 4 L , 13 Oft, ,AND DRILLS.
i .4.4„,II I IINABURGO, mums, AN - , /MITA.
il CORSET JEANS. BILEBIAB, AM) NAN urzni
CANTON FLANNELS ARDFILINTED LININGS !
!, " •- /;INSEYS, KTNTIICTVOANS, AND COT-
S r , TONADES. - ''' . • :':; ' • -
i
, ALL-WOOL AND 'UNION CLOTHIL
:i ! SLACK AND FANCY 011it1i13411123.. . .
1 MACK AND MIXED DOESKINS.
,-•
"
SATINETS AND UNION CASSIAtERES.
-,. TWEEDS, CASESiiDETs, &e., Ao.
mieltmr3l
SILKS Ufa WoOLLglsTki I
34 0 11.4WA1NE & BACON.
No. 136 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ham per the latest arrivals, reoeived a large stook of
IMES and WOOLLENS, adapted to the Clothing and
Lobbing Trade, OXIIIOIIII wbioh are Cu following popular
imps of cloths: •
;0. MILLEBSEN (Bon of J. M.) Whole and Half Ends
4". BIOLLEY & BON'S
If EST, OR AUSTRIAN •' •'
*'.XdNY CLOTHS, of all Pada&
S-4 and 84 DOESKINS, CABSIMEREe, FAB
do., BIOLLEY'S BILK MIXTURES and TRt-
WTB, SATIN DE CHINES, BLACK BILK SATING,
ODTTON BACK do., BLACK SILK "VELVETS,
*AOK and FANCY SILK V,EBTDIDS, A An., o.
- of ',Mob are offaied for malt ,p,ififOitabla terms.'
Aral-wf&mSat
'NEST, POBWI LLOYD,
v .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 919 CHESTNUT.
♦ID
90 STRAWBERRY STREETS,
01111101 BALI-
COTTONADES.
TICKINGS
CHgCKS,
SHIRTING JURIPES,
DENIAVII; and •
141LALVX141111A-MADE @OMB GEffIitALLY.
Also, • foll pinirtnooat of '
114 , TRM, .0084"mlutRa,and WOOLLENS,
folitt m4,f
11• ST AIktINTALS
F ..§4Rllgic
' ;Li) :le te :41:frr i llike;11." e e :Ike Ki.; lel
232 . OIEEITNI7T 81"111.341T,
Uwe received by the latest Steamers a NI amortment
of OERMAN and aiXONY CLOTHE and DOESKINS,
among ►hleh are all the grades or
J. A. ICESSELIKAUL'S whole and half phseco
GEVERS & SCHMIDT do. do.
D. & L. CELBERATED DOESKIN&
F. k. B. do. do.
With a full of the very poyulay
IMPERIAL end ELECTORAL DOESKINS;
BILK NIXED COATINGS;
COTTON WARP CLOTHS;
COTTONADES and
VEST PADDING%
All of whteh Cr. offered for sal* ON FAVORABLE
TERMS,'EeIs
WOLFE & 00..
WHOLEBALN
CUMMING, 01L-OLOTN, AND MATTING '
WAREHOUSE.
NO. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
lir Agency for M111,41.101a Quiet Marnifsotnrers,
fe34zo
SHOE FINDINGS.'
SHOEMAKERS' GOODS.
I would respectfully invite the attention of
SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURERS
To my large and wellaelseted stook of
- SHOE STUFFS.
These goods are, 84 a general thing, imported by me,
direst from,the Manufaoturer., and I have reason to
believe, from my expenenee in the business and my
knowledge of the wants of , the Shoe Trade, that I can
offer Ind tteements equal 'to any in the busman. My
"took consists in part of the following:
Blaiiic and Colored Union Listings.
. Blank and Colored Satin Primes',"
Rata and Colored Oassiipers.
Blaidg and Colored Eugenie Cloths.
Colored and Black Union Galloons.
Red, Green, and Bine Edge Galloons.
Black Bilk Galloon' and Aibbone.
While, Black, and Brown Slipper Elastics.
Congress Gaiter Web. from 4 in. to 36 in.
Spot and Gaiter Stripe—Paper Buttons.
Cotton, Silk, and Linen Laces.
Whit* Batmen—Blank Cotton Velvet.
Ohba Duck, Drills. and Linen Linings.
M. M and D. and American Patent Leather.
Ameripan Patent Grain or Split Leather.
• Trempe and Gnomons' Gaged Kid.
Super qualities of Calf Glove Kid.
Barbones Shoe Thread—Shoe Lifts.
• • Button Kooks and Shoe Pundits.
EDWIN W. PAYNE.
Si3-frerw tin 405 ARCM STREET.
W.
JOHNS B6_ SON.
- IMPORTER AND DIALERS IN
BOOT, SHOE, and
- GAITER MATERIALS,
LASTINGS, GALLOONS,
SHEETING% PATENT LEATEIZEI,
FRENCH EIDS, LAOETS,
SLIPPER UPPERS, ?co.
N. E. CORNER itOURTE AND ARCH STREETS
CIIJIVA AND QUEENSIVAII.E.
WRIGHT, SMITH, & CO..
CHINA. GLASS. AND QUEENSWARR.
PITTSBURG . AGENCY,.
GLASS. NAILS, &0.. delivered from the b edam
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
GRANITE BUILDING, No. a North FIFTH Street,
fe3-fmer dm PHILADELPHIA.
TURNBULL, ALLEN, & CO.,
DEPORTEES AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA Asp IN
QUEENSWARE.
ROL 93 and 9i SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
(Between Market Dad Cheatent streets.)
PITISBIIRGI °LABS AGUNCY, 131.1.411, ()PIM OIL
AT Two racquets, AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
BOYD 813 ST LOUD.
IMPORTERS ,!k JORSERS,
Have now on hand a complete Stook of
QUEENSWARE.
GLASSWARE, and
FRENCH and
ENGLISH CHINA.
At their QM Stand, No.? NORTH FOURTH 4t.,
four docrs below Moreltants Hotel. to whioh they in
vitiOthgggiTgrAvgilfriPria47".' feSsm
BI -GARB. SODA.-400 cep for solo
by WETtildttiLli IiPSTILEdt.'
mai U and de itlyrtd szqorip dime,
CAXPETII ANP,,OLIL.
1860. PR/LAMP/1U 1860.
CARPET • WAREHOUSE.
pOIITHERN AND WEATBRIf BUTERS
Are reapaottully invited to call and examine our
ENTIRE NEW' STOOK
oo
CARPETINGS,
RUGS, OIL CLOTHS; MATTINGS;
,ENGLISH SHEEP SKINS, &0.,
,Toityoo.l.l4 by
, ,
JOHN LEMON.
•—•
(01304m00r to RI . shard ILlituat,i
No. 47 satin • FOURTH STREET,
roh Lt-Int
RORSTREET I ' -•• ' •
OARPEVWAIEHOUSR
tin.D.l) MN" k
ism RICNER.,
4- 832 ARCH STREET,
T,WO 800
i t i tt BELOW iNlNTll,(Boitthithie)
'Have a a landi stook of
VELVEI, 811 . amt.% s-BLlryoßatf* AND YE
pITAN (JARPETLNIM
Which they arkofforinast reduoadvriotii for INA,
NOLIBB BH.I7ISI3ELS_,Poo Douse wirer&
ItitUOGETO, othotartus,Ater. - , ftedAirr .
CA. It kt .13
•F. A. ELIOT k. Eosegirtig FRONT
Street. are , SOLFlAre'lnit for the
ROXBURY CARPET CO* and laveoonetantl,
foi sale s fall assortment of Vlif; , eis,d TAR,ZIO,TRY
CARPETS, of choice pattemir; ;
Also. a large supply of the /variois kid": of °ilia-
PATS' masufsotored ip Phlladelplili'eat era 'oonntg.
from nearly all then fat nirtsgraototirs.
Dealeis will find it to their-interest ,to ea and
*Musks thus goods, which steamed for pals on the
most favorable terms.
•
N. B.—F. A. BLIOT fc CO, being the ffole API
in Philadelphia for the sale of the Wonted and Genie!
Yarns spun by the Sagonvilis Mills (forrairlp,lhe New
England Worsted Company,) and being agents Ilan for
the Baldwin; Wilton, and Abbott Compaulse, have
Pe=liar &cantles for keeping constantly for ,ials the
various kinds of Carpets manufactured in Philadelphia,
on the moat favorable terms. 1837-Sro
ENGLISH CARPETINGS.
TatrostrY, Hmmelr. Ingrain, and VenDian Car
petl
i x.
dmerivin Carpeting. end Oil Clothe, in great
variety; or sale, at the lowest gosh prides. by
REEVE L. KNIGHT, •
Importer sod Dealer,
gel booth SECOND street,
Ina Above Serum west 'Me.
M'OALLUM . 414
CARPET licANTPAOTUREW,
SLEN ECHO MILLS, OERRANTOWN.
Also, Importers and Dealers in
CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING. RUGS. &O.
WAREHOUSE a IP CHESTNUT ST.,
(Opposite the State mouse.)
southern and Western buyers are respeothlb' Invited
to mill, fel im
WATCHES, .TEWELItY,
BUTLER & McCARTY,
NO. 131 NORTH SECOND STREET.
IMPORT-VAS AND DEAL:ERN IN
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND AMERICAN
.WATCIIES.
•
FINE_ JEWELRY, - •
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
P. P. DUEOSQ, k SON.
MANDPACTORICAP AND INIPORT2FOr
Have ROM on hand A full AUOTtAleat or mg run,
Peal and Sett Ettueoss, and Ensmnlled Jewelryor
the Mt quality.
• - PH). INS CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILAD4LPNIA."
fedlAdmortment of f ate d
R,
fe2l-wldsSm " Supenn PEPP tendent.
JOSITH B. COOPER WATCH
.26161961vELF1R-24.--majpßvoE
eirtiontat.attantton , Won to'inalnig
Wallow() Jeyrelry. tip 6w.
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL MANIIPAOTIIRKRS,
• No. 336 MARKET STREET,
HARDWARE.
TRUIT, BRO., & CO,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS '
rt
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &0.,
529 MARKET STREET, 529
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH BIDE,
B,S-fmwSin , PRILADBLPHLA.
MPORE.HENISZEY,,it CO.
HARDWARE,
MURRY.
and GUN
WA:.EROUSE,
No. 427 MARKET, and 416 COMMERCE Streets
PHILADELPHIA. fel-New
LOOKING GLASSES,
LOOKING -GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTERE FRAMES,
ENGRAVINGS,
OIL PAINTINGS, &c, &c
JAMES S.,EARLE & SON,
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
EARLES' GALLERIES,
616 CHESTNUT STREET.
FERTILIZERS.
TO FARMERS.
PHOSPHATIC
GUANO
FROM. BOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE RICHEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE
OF LIME KNOWN IN THE WORLD.
ft contains over 80 . per cant. of Bone Phoiaphato of
Lime, being to per cent. richer In Phosphate of Lime
than Done Dust. -
FOR BALE BY THE TON OF.. OAROO, AND TO
FARMERS, AT •
$3O PER TON OF 2,000 LDS.
dOS. B. HANSON & Co,
Solo Agents In Philadelphia.
mhe-Onw-21m No. 39 NORTH WATER Street.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE MAY,
WITH THE FURNITURE,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. '
AD* to
RICHARD SMETHURST, Trustee, •
mh264t R. E. cor. FOURTH and PRUNE eta
`pRiNcE IMPERIAL
CI-lAMPAGNE,
FROM OE VENOGE tt, CO., EPERNAY.. 1 , RANCE.
Bold hi all Itespectethlo Dealers throughout the country.
This fine brand of OffAMFAONE, which until the
vasty ear was confined exclusively to the best tables of
the Continent of E. nine, has now obtained the most
unbounded Success and unimiarity in this country. it is
recommended by some el the first vhysieisns of the city
of New York, over all otter wines, on account of its ex
treme - purity and delicacy, and those who once try it
rarely use any other brunt. Although only one year
has Manned since its intrc duetion Into this country, the
demand is Anemone unit aonstantly increasing. Our
arrangements are such an to insure the quality of the
Wien toing maintained at iss present high standard.
The rinse Impend is iinporlozl solely by no. we being
the sole Agents of Meseta. De 'teams h Co.. in glue
country. E. V. HAUG t tuOLIT & CO..
Noe. 498. 490 and 492 13110 A 2 WAY, York.
Bold in this city by
REEVE'S & DEAL,
taus 9m fo 004 MARKET Street.
DOUR E-WATER :IS
a safe and porloot owe for !tillamed *aro eyes.
Try it. and prove its all-beeling quulikies. Threetrons
round the hotile. To be had of a ll andkgista, tt i n s d = wh o o r le ;
sale of H K & WIC Cths IN TILAWBERRIAtrint
Philadelphia
C4t Ortss.
MONDAY; MANOR. X, 1860
The Reform Bills into the British
Heise,' of Ocennions; by LOA", Russell,
on the first of *soh, will de" Veil little to=
wards amending - and 'extending the national
,rkiiale4tittio,n 0; great, Britain and
It will not,;444pohit One,' becitu4:49-
btly,*.4o'4 o ltid as to !whit+ tlO, l he
'Pahneraton Gove rnment, enc. pord;
;Raid! f ae d constituent 'Mr* th'et!eof, hid
',the Sllghtest ideil of doing ,any, thing for'lhe,
People: Tiiellettee of donimone, as it stands,
is inainlyuompeel4#placerner , i, arist ocr ats,
and great larial4 • Proprietere,' aid the new
measure, abonik,lehenbWieleae., will,leare the
Iletraejuirt la;-eieept' ;that it will care
fully PrHde kofr the Jtsere* of the , Arista-,
ethic element. / S I* -PT' li:44litt:trill'
s m O s Sks ll ifff;1 1-. 4 4
NryiiikAa.ca is hi Meat*
ieorteastre 4Atie bill ',introducifd - brair
John te1852. '
At that time Sohn 'wee bidding
for pePidirity,:and:
~olllee'awdwas,profuse
and liberal In 'hie: prO,ml4l, to': the People, ,
Now he is in 'oillee;and is determined todo as
little s possible for 'that" liVuited,
taxed, and terribly-swindled class; the Com
mons of England. ,
. ,
Oa the , morning.of the day when Lord John
Russell' was to introduce the 'wry:tette( abor
tion which he, a ReforM Bill; The Time!,
knOwing its man, declared that 4‘ the first Re
form Bill was sought as a means to an end, for,
the sak e of changes which it was, believed it
would produce. The second Reform Bill is
sought for no ulterior good",:ixeciPt delivering
the public from the discussion 'of an unwel
come topic. Lord jOhiißnesell was the'child
and the creation of the Reform "Bill of 1881;
the Refo'rm Bill of 1860 is the child and the
creation of Lord John Russell. The object of
the first Was nab:Mal; the object of the second
is personal." - The Times Was 'right: the aim
of LOrd John Rnsiell is perimuil in this case,
as in all others.
The country franchise is to ' be slightly
lowered, and such an alteration is proposed in
the borough franchise as may probably add
2 )0,000 to the roll. Altogether; the number
of voters in Great Britain and Ireland, which
ought to be over 6,000,000, will be ; about
1,800,000. With a population Of nearly' 80,-
000,000, the number of electors, 'consistinti of
male tax-payers, shank be at least:six millions
and a half._ Mr. Disraell'sMeform Fill Would
have done as much, in this respect, as Lord
John's—a little more indeed.'. There are nu
merous educated, qualifledmen who new have
no votes at the electiohof members of kir/la
ment ; • lawyers, clergymen, medical men,
clerks, editors, authors, musicians, actors, and
a crowd more, who cannot vote because. they
are not householders. Occupation of lodgings
was no qualification for these. Disraeli's plan
proposed that tbolr-edscation and isteiligesee
should be held as equivalent to renting a honse
at $BO, a year. This was, called " a fancy
qualification," but it was accepted as a just
concession. Lord John Russell, of course,
gives this the . cut direct ; let a clodhopper vote,
tf he Tent a cabin at $BO a year, but exclude
from voting every edneatedinahwheja only a
lodger, probably paying as much rent In two
weeklas the clod does in fifty.'
,Lord John has
a great ambition to be esteemeda man of lei_
tors, which Disraeli really is, but he wholly Ng
nores the craft Of literary and 'o:mated men.
Not one of theneriiiiis
disfranchised—because they are principally the
.117- I NriviM__W_boldemen and gentry, who
- eturn any men tneyplausy:- - -n.: t ra-ct.....m 0r d...
it will be remembered, threatened to return his
black footman as member of Parlianient for
one of his pocket-boroughs. The Duke of
Bedford, who is Lordjohn's elder brother, has
several of these pocket-boroughs, and Lord
John leaves them to him. The Marquis of,
Lansdowne can compel the "free and inde-:
pendent electors" of Caine to elect whom he;
pleases, and Mr: Robert Lowe, a Government
official, whom the borough of Kidderminster,
had tried and disapproved of, actually is mem
ber for Caine, not)), any choice of the electors,
but simply because their landlord, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, . desired them - to elect him.
Had they dared vote for any body 'else, the
Marquis would have turned the'rebela out of
their houses. YeVivd. John Russell allows
this to continue, and Impudently pretends to
be a great Parliamentary reformer I
From twenty-five boroughs, each returning
two members, Lord John proposes to take
one, and dispose of these in this manner: fit=
teen additional members to certain counties,
and remainder among four old boroughs
(Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and
Leeds, each of which to have three instead of
two members,) one new borough to be formed
on the west of London with two members,
and three new boroughs to be enfranchised,
each with one member. Besides this dispo
sition, four borough seats which have been
virtually vacant for a long time, in conse
quence of bribery, will be transferred to the
county of Cork, to the city of Dublin, to the
city of Glasgow, and to the Universities of
Scotland.
PHILADELPHIA.
This is the new Reform Bill, of which the
Times says: t , Were we to express the feel
ings of nineteen people out of twenty, inclu
ding probably the proposer of the measure
and the whole of her Majesty's present and
late Governments, we should desire that the
bill might be speedily consigned to the grave
of its fathers, and no attempt made to resusci
tate the Subject, in our time at least."
The infusion of additional aristocratic ele
ments into the (so-called) Parliamentary Re
presentation of the People of the United King
dom is thus : At present, by a blunder In the
Act of Union, Irish Peers may sit in the
House of Comnions - as members of Parliament
for counties, cities, and boroughs in England
and Scotland, but not for any place •in Ire
land. A very absurd privilege this is—par
ticularly as Scottish Peers do not enjoy it,
but are absolutely excluded, as they ought to
be, from sitting in the House -of Commons.
Several Irish Peer; thus pretend to represent
the Commons or People—although the Peers
and the People aro in natural antagonism.
For example: Lord Palmerston is member for
Tiverton, and Lord Fermoy for Marylebone.
The, new Reform Bill proposes to lot Irish
Peers represent Irish constituencies. APar
liamentitry Order of the Commons makes It a
high offence and misdemeanor for a Peer to
interfere at elections, but here be is allowed
himself to be a _candidate, where his property
will enable him to put the screw upon his
tenants, and turn them out of their houses
and holdings if they do not vote for him.l
It u an anomaly that any Peer should sit in
the House , of Commons, and had Lord John
Russell been an honest letormer, which he is
not, hoyonld have abolished that; He might
go farther, and prohibit the sonnet Peirs from
nominally 'representing the people. This
exclude himself, which 'certainly would be - a
great advantage to his country, of which he is
the moat desartless man."
Philadelphia.
The ninth volume of Appletons' New American
Cycloptelia will be published in a few days.
Prow Brown & Taggart, d•Boston, we have re
ceived the prospeetus, with a few pages, containing
an extract from the General Preface of the edition
of the complete works of .I"ratuds Bacon, which
they will commence publishing in July. This will
be an exeot reprint, of the Engiiah edition, col
lected and edited by three eminent Cambridge
soholars—Measrs. Spedding, Ellis, and Reath—and
is undoubtedly tho best ever published—even su
perior to that brought oat by the late Basil Hon-_
tague, 80016 years ago. The philorophieal and the,
literary end professional works have already ap
peared in England, and will make fifteen volumes
in the American edition. The publishers will be
gin with the literary and professional works, and
will issue at least one volume per month tilt the
whole is completed,uniess some delay may hemmed
by the failure of the English publidaere to issue the
occasional works in due moon. The pahlishers pro-
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IVlStinnenhelisil tsetse- Lao 'Loud on, pnblishe re,
of Rawthorus'e sew work, " The ..11Lirbie Faun,"
hevebropghk it out prier.the title of -
,•"igen."
Messrs., Longman; ` of londtin; publishers of
Lord lifmnittley"s`wOrir, have pit forth the folio*:
tog announesso sat': " desire having heen Yery
generally eirpreesed that the emsyseentritested by
Lord Macaulay te Knight's Quakteritiladeldwl,!
and essays lathe Edinburgh Raview,'; whist' have
not been reprinted in the collected edition of his
' Rassys," should he made more accessible to the
public, it has been decided to eollect and publish
them. 'To those will he added, his biographies of -
Atterbtiry; Banyan , Gioldensliti,'JOhnicM,:and Wit.
Item Pitt, which' originally appeared in' the I
oyelopmdili Besides- these , eriays it
is well hnoirn that there are various pieces of polo!
etry in Knight's Quarterly Niagasine,' as well an 4
others existing only en museum:is in the hands of
private persons; these will be collected and
print
ed uniformly with ' The Lays of Ancient Rome.'
These ',miscellanies,' with the . " Critical and tint*.
rioal Essays,'-will forma complete edition of " Lord
Maoanliy's Ws' oellanetrus Worke." - With :rikard
to Lord "rlfistorrof England," it luta
been ascertained that some portion of an Intended',
fifth 'vaunts lies bees left in nianusoript,.but oir. _
oumetanees will prevent an early publittatim.'
s- tetier 'from' New lork.
.•
EIIZABON ANONIa EEC NEW TORIEJIiRDEF•-EPELTIE
RACES At rAstnozr ocnitis - f-tzoloimazAzions
, THE WEIE RAILROAD -EIIENICEEE. WEEICER• IN NEW:
Aiti; EALLEIII-THE -.SAMMY
WILLIANSEE. •
iool4o.9oEdellae of The Vra..) •
. ..
. . . New Tole, March ft; IMO. '
The resent removal of Mr. Hiebracoir: from itu alas
'in the Custom Howie, because that g entkinani snowed
the aneciietnrnt of delegate to the Charleston Conven7
tion, from the Uliter district; on the WOW delegation.
bus naturally stirred up the .old Edam nrelmi Duita
News. which Oates its views of the National Execu
tive CO terms obaraotermed more foe. vigor than for
courtesy. I think you can afford lo End room for them
in The Press. Thus: . -
" The Ransil lately published , hilic4 candidates for
tbe Piceldenel ott the IMmottratie side.whomove Pre
game to be the smonitest man of our party; yet nog of
the whole list we do not believe thati hem IMP six - was
ars meneintedmith the filet roselike of ipranintioned
law. The amen% incumbent of the Xxectitays mums
has .shown his on/regard for duilornatits awe by seed•
bog to foreign courts men who do not speak their mama
sal language of diplomacy. and the musemsportast
advantage hire pined from France km NMI con
ceded to tie at atone when our miegaim was varent:Teet
recent outrage upon two gammen' of a (madly .Powa
by ono of our camonanders. wiriest, the avatar
their boini e ferniebed by Government loathsome menu
on the ac ct of maritime law, end we meommend the
work of r. Lawrence on Visitation and &web am be
ing the moat oniliPMY lucid. and exhaustive It is now
bents Magmata:tont° the french/set nage. , Candidates
for teacherakin is ward echools have - to undergo',"
preliminary oxarniention. We weed eidedie tear the
tiharleatoe Conventorn - a point • com mittee - to ex
aminehearts Mr the i their dw
-
.
The home-racy men of Philadelphia wilt lie cheered
with the intelligence, that the proprietor or ti l e Fash
ion Course, on Long Islatid,' has arranged a programme
ter a brilliant spring meeting; to commence on the lab,
of JIM.. Mri: Colton, the proprietor, • bas appropriated
,firs thou-mod deZtersi. besides the, entrance money,
which he is determined to glee to those gentlemen wpm
bring their horses here and run them, whether Um--
stakes advertised fill or • sot; so thet_the.euriteieful -
horses will be sure to receive Sti,tgoort addition to tha
amount won in stakes, and the several Mlle wilt ba
hung up for the 'winner before each tee., end will be
paid immediately, whether walked or run for.,
In the State Senate, .on 7buraday last, a bill wait
Sassed to reorganize the Erie Railroad Company, It to
quite doubtful.- however, about its •passage m the
House.
I notice in one of " Occasional'. " spirited letters,
that General Walker is down in Central America props
ring to take advantage of any movements that may take
place between our Government and Mexico, to further
his own schemes m the region - where he hai MS.*. DO
much - name. Inatead of being under the irepies.oene
ral Walker was in this efty on Wednesday Met. making
arrangement; to leave for his old stamping ground: Eli
movements here. whatever they may have been, have
been carried tin.with'grest secret:omega. _ -
The Athensium Club, .of this city, recently incorpo
rated by act of the Legislature. have projected a plan
for the estaislishirient of a pannaaent (tea Art Galleir.
upon a very extensive seals._ •
I cannot resist the temptation, to copy the folloiring
bit crimsonst gossip of two of the .most popular artists
of the day. I quote from the okl Spirit r/ ihe Times
"To the genera.inariee,whose is that handsome
eqqu l i lti s gl e s's O . n . qtl,l is a t7he t m h Ost ali srec c e r ss i rel Id ae r t . or ß oTitie
day? Mr. Barney ;Williams. Whose house, among - the
theatrical celebrities is filled with the hest paintings,
and rare and costly articles or reels ? Mr. Barney Wil
hams's. ond, to ' common Justice to his beaut.ful and
accomplished wife, we may safely ask the cuestions,
who is the moat popular andveraltda organs o' the pre
sent time ? M. Barney Williams. Who. when dis
pensing the honitahues other elegant mar sion, - and to
every other phase of private lile, is a model cif_pro
prier, and unostentatious liberality ? Mrs. Barney
name _
•
" Mr. and Mre.Williama have been called leek's. but
in reality their success at home, in Europe. and Cali
fornia must be attributed to the ' penance and perse
verance' which have been nitunfested by them Nadu)
wears the approbation of the pubbo and the affections
of a largo circle of warmly-attached friends, at home
and abroad. may their success long continue, and stay
they long continue supreme in the profession N which
they nre an honor.
" We seldom refer to family matters, but ire think it
an act of justice to-these eminent erne a to state their
good fortune has been liberally used in adding sub
mantis fly to the comforts and happiness of every mem
ber of their respective familii.e, who had even the most
distant claims to share their extraordinary and well
merited good fortune"
Letter Irvin Ilarrisburg.
Worrogpondenekof The Press.]
Lumen's. Blerch.St,
In the Senate, this morning, General Shaeffer. of Lin ,
caster, ntroduced a very important "a
supplement to an act entitled an act relative to bonds
issued by the county of Allegheny for stook in railroad
companies,'"approved April 13,1868:
Section Thtt it may be lawful for any exeCutor‘ed
minietrator, saardian, and trustee, holding bonds of the
said county of - Allegheny, such as are mentioned in the
act to which this is a supplement, to exchange the same
for the stook in the several railroads in the manner
mentioned in the said act. at d to hold or dispose ot the
said stock no taken in exchange without responsibility
on their part for any loss which MAY be'recasioned by
any depreciation in the value of the stock or,the 'tan
gent ent of any dividend by the companies.
In lea, an act was passed allowing Allegheny county
to exchange the stock she held in the Pennsylva
nia Railroad for her bonds issued to said company,, but
it was thought doubtful by some whether trustees, ad
mtnistrators, and guardians of children, too Id do so un
der the terms of the act. This will be a great relief to
the unfortunates who hold Allegheny county bonds ,
No interest is paid upon them, and they are telling at
about 40 per cent of their par value, whereas the
stock of the Penuayl , anis Railroad pays from six to
eight per cent. dividends, and can be sold any day at SO
percent. of their face value. General Shaeffer will do
the orphans and minors wtose wealth rests upon the
uncertainty of the faith of Allegheny county; an, im
mense service if he mashes this, bill through this seasion.
It is manifestly fair, for there in a.statute In existent's
allowing assentors and guardian s to invest in these
bonds, and upon the strength of it many such invest
ments were made. If perseverance and industrious
effort will avail, the junior Senator fromlLancasier will
be armament, for with him "there is no such word as
Mr. S'ohindel,"an not to incorporate the Gentian Hos
pital of the city of Philadelphia;"- corporators—lecot.
Muller, Jacob Kemper, Charles Wilhelm, William
Grosaholts, Louis Voigt, Charlie Lorenz, Joseph M.
Reichard, Frederick Beyer, and M. Richard Enda,.
It is allowed to hold property. the clear annual income
from which shall not exceed Sal 000 per annum. A per
son contributing not legs than 560, shall be ant tied to
be a life member; ei,oco entitled to have constantly,
on his or tier recommendation, one patient in the wards;
a beneSoial, or - charitable corporation ' tiontributing
81,600 %hal also have one person constantly in the
waldi, and slfe per annum the privrese of another.
&a., leo , -
The insurance bill came up—relating to the compa
nies located in Allegheny county and Philadelphia oily—
in the Senate. and was dieoussed at great length and
voted down by a large majority. The vote /goodbyes
9, nays 20.
In the House, the following bills were passed over the
Governor's veto: The Cambria Coal Company; The Sul
livan Coal Company; The Somerset Coal and Iron Com
, pony; and an not relieving the estate of Levi di. Seltzer
from the collateral inheritance tax, The Governor
negatived all the above corporations on account of his
opposition to apeisiallegialation on those subjects. Re
maintained that those Corporations should be inconio
sated under the general manufacturing law, and if
there is anything defective, let the geoeral lea bo
amended. The Miffitn County Rank toll was also Missed
over the Governor's Veto by one vote, through• the of-
Ibrtsof Mr. B ates , of swain, but it will haverough
time in the Rennie. Pxxx.
[For The Prem.]
Siffe the Germantown Passenger Railroad went
into operation, the old road made • slight reduction
in their fare, to correspond with the now road.
On the let of April tho directors of the oitirond
pro pose to raise all the quarterly ticket!, in order
to remedy the supposed deficiency in "the occa
sional travel. Is this right? WI I not this polioy
do more injury to their road than a further reduc
tion on the quarterly tickets? Ws hope the directors
will petite before they give so foolish an evidence
Of their bad amassment. 800nosr.
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