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%AU joined:; Atria ,
Mat aWilkO t lO'lnike
lilt wilibeietP, 4, .Tbek mat the 'hi4py emit*
hleppeaE at;heir Mote *obi' the 6111;** Welke,
we* et the oltornster ef the
IP the *Wu, her husband deserted;her
hatl Went tativo.edthanethor *wen, thus opening
`het eyes to ilit(rsal charstSor of the people obit had
t ipssueneiptt' e ,
For, ens irtak, t e tardstlanite bride Iliad , with.
4 alitt.****Vjair only aidsittntse during that
, thettlielitt , ta - rows ,eateheptc. , At,thit en d of thee emeltrialkirtw mono to live with her again fora *hart
, irit lesadnit her with East amity, 'and,llitwat-
MOAT whenever she spoke at oont'plain
t- his - behavior. After abusing her the, for
' ; see ineptbs,wael eanpollihq hit to, iire . ittth the ,
gefeaeirielei people in dilfortint ports '44 'Ow *lin
WttAllmth *ohs deserted her lbr w. 4106 ,, when
.:',Mmt.kg leek cud lielphiel op her bed, *Mott Sr.,
she lad from kir fither's bosh s street
ISlStObiltalr Instinatid for her, hut without , great,
lay,at, was" net ustrialliad *an some time
41111 . 1 k" r ni : 0 40-.lko oat' or b/lion find;
lii:lVl4i r altidadatt Oar* sumo tioar her timer -
"- bore..
MOO. she wee *sorted, and in sickness,
her allattior lallaaa4 t i AIM, and istiskid her to
the UM' of her'- power. pan Akorl,ltaeW
that Nye bed found friends,- be -retained and own
swesited hie lAd 'Melia; 'One _morning he draed
*trout of bed When.showsta unable totralk; pissed,
, INF es the Wr'-with see book, to.a bod-palti and
' lett beeltitiOotdata' to f irce i shirt!,-fht bite."
- tortiloit t eltnt Ow found by ter *inter. Shit'
a number of lasianets af °rainy extend.;
Issetittatigh the three years or beronspried
Atnisttlei he told *store iiiven - ,"ber,b7 s lier pa-,
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)spita t and left her la the winter without seam to
beta *lns ' • At - another tins 'he ditelteried ,a'
hetet piefelitt. kip 'bead,•but messed'. Ones the
lltaaatesal-lO'isi sadfeather - td a i-bo-;
of ithrisidata. • ~ •,‘ •
ibrifkatidir she made an her mind to leave Lim,
kteed nem te.bar poirooto, who had altered fa lOU,
• .41/1V - /tor some,, , timepestle , bed done little or,
IMtbiatt at it is busload, init. lived on the money '
, Emitted ,by her With il , tawing 'machine, elven kr,
her Akers !twitted on her staying with ,
' ' rutap ii vored te Let - into the house, smash,'
In Abe Aattetoot., - She had hint ar- ,
blWeed aff 'howls salad her to
se. leartatiletbr thaltio4ness wee to go to the
T,lfterereimthtentebe,beol•olettee ent of the whitlow'
Mai •11 polo..' Yesterday %he epic "erected a` lio;
*theme insisted an tattingpoteeidm et thi
• Myles( taiteldne: was assU- arrested and
Wool to prison.
lam Akorets a pen woman otoome attractions;
be stye shojis,* -Akers &arty, but eannot en:;
„tart to 'be:treated ix the. Meitner hikettirvite her.
as he.wipetitedip threatened to,take her ilfe;
,nied be haillsreseve sitereted in diferant pine/also
site be reed# oe env tuseArisey. geloodrunkont
Abaolate the trenblet and, trials of the
:-Illjedwerteketatela are the natural eenesqueutsb of
their ditssitini oonnsotban.—Plevdineal
Sin! Riseihs pit IR'titß~k.-How
Siang Oisplithllio_ tolitry have found opt thh
Ifeeitier!
Ulf* blister draws Adtaridsr Com -interest doffs
:01_,A1 ;MOW_ fir, ) posii o it solnparablii tn. that of hr.
,110 , 1111- *Ott* 11 awl night hi fain l ee l iStier
, IS - Ausa- no: asiitikfth , italootiateps.-but
trtvalr laic . It gnaws,* misn'asabstiuses„with ins
_ - "itsfhlkteatt - It Wadi iielastry srith:lie as a
open aspider',S web: Debt rollsa ems
- oeir - aid *see, blm Nod - - and foot, ia4
fahlrig' Atm :bang upon ski fatal. milkintil the
hietlegoef laterals devours` hlin. Thirs Lho
, *Ord to 'pay interest on Money' on a
111111i:‘ Than is tat .one thing raised on a first
Alikojtomi -Aust,is.
the Canadian thistle, which
-Dame sew Santa /linty time -ion blow it. 'oohs
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,'„"*:bie spi auiton'aftwa. Biers Ida,, ism awl,
Mfr.'? Arms* spear; issl'esery single plant like
**aloes' of-,bayonets. and a field foil of them fa
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had ",:f ow, panie: - :_had yet - a farmer had
mata - hil hod or:Clanadiati , iidepee than at
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JO u -arah.....h.0 , W ebn, Baltimore - .
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LP Wiaaheiew. 'Wow ' - o atelvile' Boston
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THE UNION HOTEL—Arch rdresti'libiliri Third.
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tar - DiditavaAtinkieny city II R Luker, Allegheny °Ur
T k i rAliV. ' Lihin - ` 2'.-Tr B illge,_ LI t
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ileKlawilifili, ' f'..:.... ... ' . 1 t.b9usb.litley, Pa,
Jtlimatr. ley. ra ':: '', It F ahrlimen, Pa
inn ndfiel ra . John TtGiqr• N T
Glt, paver, klavenworth W 1; Waugh. L.lrenWpreh
W B Baton, 'A entont W HO* , MEt
T G Ellis, Mien M Bi W eaver. nd '
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itiles. Warren . O. • W M CrnolieJ d ;
Jii ffs.llol,Athene, 9. . :. a 0 Potter. Vls '
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MACK BEAR HOTEL—Third Et.. snows Callowttill.
nos H Wolf:Danboro A W Latter Kellsrsvills
tansbaeh. Paster -EH Cadwallader-Ps -
tyflibialf:lvalr HAMM . rambrowsr, Ps
W Maass, Moreland - J flogeland Bytom?
csses,Vissf . e. Blnerry F Roads. Sontaamptos •
1,,Z4 1 81:7:14 /0 1, 8 ocl:,,5 1 /M 1 Iltorna,l:Mla
Clemens. iHiesiasi f t bail e ftrada k , fauthametein
4 . :Younx. Pk, • - - obi Tatman Halifax, Pa
wseC • soobilostetttr, Ohio
lAM Temple, Ps , -
dijkiriEltiotAL - TIOTIL—Sett et.. ,above cheated.
Jam gallitter. Wait ehaster It P Brown Md -
L Ilium. Odd_ - - '111646 dlaok,Shester ea
rimrjh Jr eMd IA P .. fiftvie, Belmont. Fa
9. Mrs i Kent, Wrniport
ia a .Cattgltt itt i tn' a j r a .
Trenton H a C a sition. Trenton
J P Harding•: • W 'Torbert, Elkton, Pad
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'SAID' EAGLE .110TELrThini it.. above Oallowhill.
.toieff Irk: Bahia Co " Laois 8 Thomas. Pa
colsr: rietmao,. Easton" ' , to Id hi FeltAr: Pa
ii_v aim swam, Ps. - - , . W Smith, Boohoo
"ilium; Boars cm. • hi* E Borgeld fa
R. fAliglit.' Bucks co . , F Radcliff. Moat co
Beat 0•11Wit,•Moot co '" • Smith. Moot oo •
AIMS BiOkioes. MOotiii
r. Elciit. Mont co
"John ri.)lor. Mont c 0.," • T - Van irtad . . ale . n, MILPs
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as El opts n. hila •• ' oho D Martin. Philie
Ow Mids. Mont oo Pa
- NATIONAL. HOTEL—Raos eircet. above Third.
LnOHaler. Plornisville Menu, Towanda
R-A, Liv'reliPa , Jol` v hil e N s tirkg, Llare
I P lll i erktrrgets r itrn . *Wank. ea
John Y , Handler. Pottsville
Gordon Aden. wesort , Mtse P Harris. 1 ork, es
p Aryans. Yore; Pa. W Wood & Rochester
01 , eampal. kY , . 1( Thompson, Pf Y.
0013NTAIN HOTBlBegond street. above Marlet,
4A_Cottincham llel T Cha ll enger, Del
w Mar•in. PhDs 7 - .ohnernr. Pittsburg
NW 11 cobalt, Pittsburg sous 13 Wood lotion, re
0 EMU, Camden, Iv I B 'Albert. N Y
ei 0 VeGenegal. Del Mne &bane, Del
Mee Betellle, Del -
womrr VRIXON XOVII.-,-11e6ond mt.. above Aron
'V (ninon. N V C. Fondles. W Cbiater
Win Alexander, Pittsburg M Clark, Cheater co, Pa
.1 W Clark, Pm ts M Anderson, Will
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W B Kernmsrer. Mn X mrOm & da, Pa
m Brawn, - Pe " T HOrieb.Pa
J 'Anson. Beek' oo - -'3 !Stover, Buck. eo
I 0 Thorns'. Allentown .11 Beard.B rks eo, PS. ,
lon Bookman. Books ao, Pn-Lern.hlhillsr. Lebanon oo
klerkaClrntsmon, Pa ' .0 Jarrett, &ROA no
013 Stark. • e sno - - - D landetkorar. Pa '
IMPORTATIONS.
Uteleised fo
,l'he Preu.l'
, KINGSTON," lie—Bohr yr 1. Pdo'ntssue-43) bhfis sugar
U toss loairoon 11 tons Nein 3 tons bitter stood 63 bass
fluent° 3113 ass, bblacroffs% 11:1ass copper 17 pun
cheons romp totter old D b witglsr &
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OBE FPERTiI PAGE.
`ship Palawan, flanitne. 21 lows from N York,
with Wee end.passeneers tot Allelardies.
Bart BMW Dodd. i days from Barton, with rodeo to
Twetls, Mellon it Co.
arse Alfred Ezell. Beading, IS dais from Cardenas'.
wr slerevfr.o. to order. • -•
._ r sohr Renard, Rochester:2o dare from Bt Johns,
TR, wiO_socar tolohn Simon tc Co.
Bohr w L Montague, Cameron. 80 dais from Silas
ton Jam. with mum. &a to D N Wet ilax I co.
'Bohr D I; Mershon. Allen, 6 days from Boston, with
anise to Crowell fro. Collins.
Behr Two Brothers. Jonen. S days from Indian River:
with corn to Jae I. Bewley & Co.
Behr Beery Wolfe:Johnson, 2dayilton, Del,
with corn and bark to Jam I. Bewley doCoCo.
'‘ - •- - - •• • CLBAHIG).
eteavoshlp !Centaur, Btate,'Marehman, Charleston. A
-•Eferon4r. , - - ,
- mtemmeelrginia, Kelly, Norfolk and Riohmoad, T
Webster J r .'r -
• Bohr L'l . Bharp,Blew, Nionrlootonm. NI, oaptllll.
Bey M., 'pm, Der, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
• '•• ''"-- ',-----' -• ' ••'•''' - SIRMORAIIDA , • - •• ' • ,
, Sheiticsice_Feltan,lnitton. cleared at New York yes
teray for HIM. - - -'.' . . ' ..
Sbeifeelde , Arabisairowei from Liverpool Marsh" 17,
Arrived at New - York•yesarday. -' - -•
Iftessulhip 'City- of-Matielleater:' Cummings,' for Li
'ymvsol. elfarad at New York yesterdar.' " - '
atmunshie Karnak. °minders, for -Nassau and lava
1166.-*lea
et New York yesterday. • - • . .
ip Vito.' Mierhostes, from New York, arrived
SA l Mool lath nit.' - • • • •
- 11trainistity Ant o , Below, Baltantine, from Portland,
It tirenont Illtn net: '- - -
-. Ship a -*mob" . Henderson, for Philadelphia, sailed
trolst Islvmelcal ISM rest—• •• ,- - •
_.,' Elloir , Westreorekod. •Deenn..from New Orleans for
blverpord, rut sentsen lath inst: letla, lout Ea.
_ Sal tb lsaleadLiedueroni from Nacre, arrived at C
OiSiar-
Sark •P :Blemitai BOM'. idearettat , New York, es
le t_ort tars motrartet -- • -..
' Bl ll Wed( i MrYersfor Slnisdelphis. sailed
" r 11 11 4 P, irttielt=o l ;i d ol, fr i ii rid m irt n ßew
L 1. 4
-0 ll r iayoiihiier -". ,from Matte ruble t. At
'7llop, .IA, is , , Boole. from Wilmiasterti NC.
itMvOlitt New ark vosterdey.;2 - • '
- -, liehr BAJA Wale., Roffman. for Philadelphia, elotred
at Wilmitiatoa. NG, terb Met:with 166 es feet lumber,
7 hide* Moss_ or tad 1 bbi rice. ,
4 1 ollr 2 Iriterlows CoNlet7, for New York; cleared at
ilminston. NC. NM maw
Bohr 800 No o rris. t•piey, from New York, arrived at
lirsitsinstos, 1 1 1,2adfbIls - _- •- ' • " '
Behr' Miry Johnson. Plietereon. from Boston. and W
lews- Bolonson, - for' Philadelphia, wailed from hew
Bedford WM inst. •• •
Peter Francis Edwards, Godfrey, hence, arrived at
Portsmouth :Rh lest. , --;. -
ro _ ...
Propeller Farmer : Dennis,Damns, nonce at B a ltimore yester
day, and cleared to ?stern:
• Propeller Imosidess, Westerner, for Philadelphia.
climred at New York yesterday.
nerird Anise? Alt 6. Moray of the Ocean. Intimater,
V, hamrhaerjeth, Bombe Palms. Belerdm lath. Barermos
Renatt• do• T both forleew York; lath, Philomela, Bar
yy:ForPobirw too for Boston: , ,
OXWOL&L , NOTICES.
_lfsszirs — irs can fill all orders forDsresEke,
Lowe - and Cortnion; Cords, Tan
ana. Loops, Hooks, Coinionin.. Window , Shade., ho.
tindiad six-incinths , %Wm me invited to malice oar
ntoekostnen fe !we endloeil soloeud.- • • •
W.N.
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• - To CoNsuurrrvitt. , --Quilau's CCD Lrnut
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This Pratt 'timid° fog Consumption is fast superse
ding /Mothers in Its curative effeetsupon those afflicts d
with taboret/ler diseases; being twice as Ilnio , loloAll as
tinianble oil." Prepared upon highly eoientido .ri cl
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ofthetpure oti. and robbed of the nsuesous taste of
the plain article, it is resolved into the stomach in its
jellified form, without mutication, and is gradually dig,
solved sad digested. 'passing into the 'small intestines
dvon'br &of. *spilling the Wigan of the' body by Its
nutritious'properties, and thus essiettlig and sustaining
riatnrii ovefooming the dismiss. Approved bp -the
PrewtorkAitailinnY bledleina and recommended br
the feeilts , everywhere. this preparatien is wilful endy
isferedinta rifmedy, for Consumption and all Sorofulava
&Wilma; sold by 'PRbDERICK BROWN. iornor of
CIIMITNUT and FIFTH Streets t PRgDCRICE.
.saows, Jr.,Contineatal Howl; mid T. W. oYorr
- 44 /39N8. mbtl *Want
, - !Cniiiipints Aim* aßcusulorrsu.—lifor.ens,
Ikorsiod,Demeake, .eittbfe and cheap, enn be ob.
Weed Odra - H. CARRYLL Ec NRO..
-.-mb3l ac - - -11 i CUESTN UT Bt.
M. Fria' °mann= Samna SSWING
MACHINES are the best in the Sorbet t warranted to
alt kinds orfam.ly - stewing or tailoring in the beat
instair. or fan pries reloaded IGO and upirards
" - • - ea CHESTNUT Breit,
mhti-tettut up stain.
Wiatrtow &tallier at Wholeiale or Retail.
.
7 =4:!aiti nix-montlin' Nom Fs inv i ted to narobioe
fronton, stook, whist'h blame and wall sidoeted. W.
ILVASPri. &;.0.110.. - tmpottorn and Dealer. in Cnr
lain. Material,. and Trimmlage( Tit CEISBIII - tiT
Muncie Ball,
,
'LoNtorr-Rars: This celebrated
European Ranee, lately lotrOdosild into, this toothy by
Pecker Bros., London, and now being Sonoran/ need
throushoiar this United !Rates ' possessing en unrivalled
flow) and delicacy of teat* wissi_vi or to, all others, 34
an *so, lent aid to' digestion, and is highly venom
narniAlia fordrorrawila. 'lt tribes reeedenes or the Wor
westershire Ranee. and in sold at halt the price. gold by
PARKER, wholesale agent for the United Staten,
and It* all wasnotishie MOWS and dealers in Diable' and
,preserrta . - rohla•tbstulm
6 4 Dexests Pos-Cummixs, of all colors
sOiliats iird t Wand 01: Over= pieces to store
" , W. H. caßavt. & BRO.,
sei3l4t V Yuonfq Halt 70OHJ 1'N1.7
Ss . Am is s Sirma Iftna)—lfommosi
Seam thmosio aid .Wasini esaftwrsi-Deposits m
ama Inman mil large amounts, from AU alums of
tkm solltalunits. sad allows Ifttsreat at the rate of FIVE
Alf& OEN Leer wpm. ,
Zdsnl a y Atm els drawn cheeks without loot of la-,
tempt, r -
"OS. ,0P 49 ; dftlirt from II milli 11 o'clock, and on Mon
day 4as lastardar turd nine la the imams. Free
&mt. 110110.111'1',ULL ; Treasurer and secretary,
WWI. IL MORRIS.
800'reiria Ltoz (Imams, from great
ofinsfsisoa" amnion guile in N.Y.-099n ttua day at 12
o'cloak, grind bargains, at
W,ll. CAA RYL & BRO., •
addl l-it - • • 719 CHESTNUT St.
210tITISSISD ANDWAsegasfrigROMINTS, AND
t►e trade 10100,14111$ ant solicited to examine the large
sad welt-seleoted stook of :Window Shades, Trimmicse.
Cattalsitiliteslals; Upholaters,Otiodi, at N 0.1530
0,11011(IIT Street, beim"' eisveutta, At this astsblish ,
sleet will, be found the lastest, best, and cheapest ea. ,
antategt of tM above goods to be teen fa t►u oily. ,
, . W. HENRY PATTEN,
It", itIOVIIESTNUT Street,
Epp PAIRS, VACS CIIBTAINs; from suction,
it 9rOstAgirgnins, in' Maininin Hail; 7 9 CAYSTNUT
1**99.. (nOiSI.3O ‘W:11. oatitia, sito.
_
BOUDOIR BERIXO MAORINR.—
, IF I LOIED
i Ir A B T I•rpf.R T
F E A It
Malidadildik Dee% TA ARCH It. ROM' wanted
1 1 ,114 . ,
Ctrwrims, ,sll styledland prices at
Omit pitmans, from auction. at Via OVSTNVT 9f.
121351.3 t • W If OARRYL. lt BRO.
' - ' - Wiiiixtivihtente.- - --Deslere in the city
sad the trade generally, are late / red that, have
the atweetie4 ntleseinw, ready;
BENZIN PATTEN.
tiktalliTNUT 80.44.
e 1 .
q if19.1.11111U0 11 CORTA11(11, fro* N,Y. sue
IVIIVOAIIUiIiVik JIM,
' PlP4t:ic ‘ . l l. ; 7 , - AM S P* ,I P, , , ,CI F 4 r inFT at '
, . ,
lINEPOSTANT TO "TAILORS , AND 0T119.118.--
/ ybcOnnir Deka Elowisvlllaeliins COMPOILY halm
justantAtitoids asterior Ettuttle-Maohlus,
lane • size,'l4lllW 0100 d. -witit West impravemats.
Tnas Ow. For ails at No.llo-CHESTNUT
Wadelphliii. - • '•- - 3 • ' -••
GILT BOII'D WINDOW 'MONS r and FIN-
Gold Bor'd WindoerShades and Fixtures; ST each.
Gold Bor'd Wiadow,Shades and Fixtures. $3 each,
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixturei, each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades nod Fixtures. $5 each.
W. H. CARRYL 4k. BRO.,
115 CHESTNUT St.
WINDOW SHAMS, DIRECT FROM OUR OWN
manuOkotory. W. HENRY PATTEN,
• • 630 CHESTNUT BOW.
SALAMANDER Frita-P,ROo, aurse.—A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for aide at rea
sonable prises, No.= CHESTNUT et., Philadelphia.
' sugs-tf - , RvANs & WATSON.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAPSTY Taus!
OortrAtty.—Ohaitered by the State of P•nnsylvanis.
1. Money to reeelved Oral der, and in any amount
large or email.
2. POPE PER GENT. interest iv paid for money from
the day it la put in.
1. The money is always paid back in GOLD whenever
It is called (or, and without twee*.
4. Money is reoeiveo from Executors, Administrators,
Guardians, and other Triuneee, In large or email sums,
to remain a long or short period. •
6. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Reed Estate, Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other first
clans securities.
6. Office open every day—WALNUT Street, southwest
oorunr Third street. Ph ibutelehla. Jalll •
' TEN BumAx HAIR.—How many persons
&btu* this delicate and beautiful ornament, by burning
It with akoholic walhoo; and plastering it with arcane,
which has no affinity for the skin, our, is not absorbed !
Burnrit's Cocoaine, a compound of Cocoa-nut Oil, /to.
a unrivalled as a dressing for the hair, is readily ab
sorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to its various condi
tions. preventing its falling off; and promoting its
healthy growth. See advertisement.
ONE PRIOR CLOTHING OP MN LATNST
Sty Lits, merle in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted made
factory. Our ONE-PRICE - system Is striotly adhere
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES to CO.,
sag-if OH MARKET Street.
MARRIED.
CANTT pr—smrni —On the 19th that.. by the Rev.
18. McCullough. Mr. John It. Centlin to Miss Mary A.
Smith. all of this •Ity
KERN—ROFFMAI2.—On the 23th Init., by Rev. R.
W. Rutter, Mr. William A. Kern,f this city. to Miss
Deorguina Roffman, of Coopertoirn, Delaware county.
FORSITTR—eCIIREINPR.—On the 28th initent, by
Rsv. Themes' O. Trotter. Biett. W. Forsyth. of May ri
town. N. f., to Miss Massro eldest daughter of Wm.
Id • I. ehrriner. of rhtlevielphia, •
LAM( BY—IAOR ON.—On the 29th inst., by Alder
man David Bottler. William W. Lackey to Lydia Ann
Jackson. both of West Chrater, Pa.
DIED.
LANG ASTER.—On the 20th inst., Jiwob B.Lanctustlir,
in the 60th year of ho. age.
DE SaNNO.--on the 20th Niro, Sarah Be Benno,
in the 66th year of berate.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fella meant - to attend her funeral, from her late resi
dence 1812 Ridge avenue f o ti n , timidity morning, April lot,
without •
at freE 'c . l .-TO k 4 year of his age,
Thomas B Price. formerly of Cecii county, Md.
Ilia relatives end friends are invited to attend the to
ners!. from his late residence. Pio. 120 North Fifteenih
stre.t. on Bends. rooming, at 10 o'oloos.
BOYLK,—On the gith inst.. Mrs. Sarah Boyle, relict
of the late James Boyle. in the 78th year of her age.
Funs al from her late tendon... No. 718 Swanson st..
below Almond. thin (Saturday) afternoon, at I o'clock. •
HAAS.—On the 27th inst., Jitcob Haas, in the 76th 'ear
of is age.
Funeral from his late residence. Bharpnaok street,
Germantown. on dander afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
CH FSNUT.—On the 29th inst. , a ft er a short Mena.
Samuel. eon of 1361131.191 and Mabel& Chesnut, aged 2
years and 6 months.
Funeral from the residence of his parent*. Rowland
villa, Twenty-second ward, this (Saturday ) at 2 o'clnek
P. M.
ERB/IN.—On the 29th that., Sohn Erwin, in the 24th
year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Hamilton at.. east
or Twenty second, this (Faturday) afternoon, at three
o'clock
EMIAN.--On the 23th instant, John,Enran, aged 6t
Mtn
Funeral from his late resi 4 enos. No. 7 Beach
this 4 a turdsv I afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
- HOUGHTON.—On the 24th insta,.t. William Thomas,
son ~f William W. and Elisabeth Houghton, in the 224
year of hie are.
Funeral from the residence of his Parents, Warren
street.-above Moore, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two
o'clock.
futra.—On the 19th iweitot. Fleniamm Wrieht, inn
or Alexander and klisabettt Kelm, aged $ years and 6
menthe.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 764
Smith Eighth st.. above Catharine. this (baturday) af
teninnn, at 3 o'alnck.
LYL o.bn the Mitt leek, William C. Lyle. aged 42
years.
Funeral from his late residence. in Castellon . avenue,
between Twentieth and Twenty.firet and Wood sis .
th a Petunias ) morning. at 10 o'oloak. -
MI ',NAM OW.—On the 29 h at., Edward. son of.les.
and Ellen Milnamow, mien IS years and 1 months.
Funeral from the residance of hie Parents. Clarion
street. between Thirteenth and Broad, this (Saturday)
afternoon. at 3 o'clock
MON B Lf. —On the 13th inst.. Mrs. Ellen, wife of Wm.
Monett. in the 131 year of her age
•
Pusan from the residence or her husband, N 0.939
Sartatu street, above Poplar, this (Saturday) afternoon,
at 2 o'clock •
MYEREL—On the Situ instant, Mr. John Myers. in the
46th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. N 0.1614 Cherry at.
below Frankford road; on Idenday. at half past three
o'clock. •
xA wilflON.—On the 29th instant. Laura 00110(11 , 1
daughter of Thomas 0. and Mary A. Rawson. in her
4th sear.
Funeral from the residence of herixtrenls, No. BID
North ,F,fteentlr street, on Sunday afternoon, at one
teolock
f OCT.—To Mannyank, on the 28th instant, George
Stout. aced N year.
Funeral from his late yeaidenta. in Kelley's lane.be
twen °resit lane and Centre Street, on Sends, after
noon. at f n don..
oMITIL—On the filth inst., Henry, eon of Caleb and
Ann Smith
Fanswal from the residence of his intents. Wilde
vine Upper Darby. int Finndsy. at I o'olos l / 4 P. et •
• TICK 111101. - Oa the 19th tan., Beam yiekner, in the
WIT gear of Ws age. •
Fe oral from his father's residence, No. 214" North.
T, W wstity•stoond street, on Sunday morning, et nine
o Omit.
1tA118 0 ...0n thelgth inst.. nand. Hymen Weither,
son of Groree and Magdalene Welsher. aged 80 years
and II months.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. MS
Rollover street, Eighteenth ward, on Sunday afternoon,
nt o'c'ook.
MOURNING SILKS —BESSON & SON
Lt.
have removed tbeir Moorning Bthre. to No. 948
CHESTNUT Street: ard oder for sa'e at their
SILK COUNTHR
Wok Gros Grains, Poult de Som. Gros de Rhinos,
nstont Boiled hilts, firmed -nd striped Silks, Foulards.
nodes, Marcell nee. Lustriors,
SECOND MOURNING SILKS.
Gm and purple. tray and black. purple and white.
and black and white dries Silks, black and white neat
cheek end sur;peo Silks, black and white, black and
Purple. and plain lead Foulard Bilk.. mhall
rrrRT. LURVIII CHURCH,' GERMAN
TOWN.—M tYPIONARy SERVIOE.--tA Pereira
in 'whetter DOPOW.FITIC MISStONS. will be held in ST.
'MEW'S CHI - fLOR, Germentnwn. on SUNDAY
EVENING. April let, at &quarter before 8 otelnek. Ad
dretreen will be delivered by the Fleet Rev Dr TAL
POT. Slissionere Bishop Ar the Northwest , Rev. Dr.
LY/L
Wlyn, Rev. Dr. noWN. end Rev. oar. SPACE.-
SUNDAN. The collection will be nude on the following
AY. It*
Tr. 4 THE ISREAT FAILURE.”—REV.
Dr. ADAMN will preit.h on this subject to
morrow (aahtnth) afternoon, at sg o'clock. in A 1 11 ERI-
C 4 N MRCRANI° HAL', corn.r of FOURTH and
°FORGE streets. A collection will be taken an for the
Tract Cause. It.
iT3--• REV. E. A. BEAMAN WLLL
preach, on aurds,v. int -April morning alid
eo.nina, et the NEw CH 'EON TEMPLE, owner of
REUELD and Bit AO TWWINR streets. Suidect—. The
Bride. the Lamh:s Wife, or What is the New Church."
Iy 7
CURC O T COVNT...
CON H C. , RT H
HALL F
rifFS HE
TN UT Str E ee AN t. abnve
TWELgTH. Fervioes TO-MOR ROW.ldunday) at
and A. /61.,_by the Rev A. IMMERRaca• o f l owa , an d
P. 111.. by How. RICHARD 'HOLDEN. It*
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.(UN.I.
VER.3AI.IaT.I I °OUST. FAA of SHOAT). Vev.
Dr VP r, -iAM 4 0 4 Pastor. nervicee TO-n ORROW
MOR. , ING and EVENING. Bnb3ectfortheEveninc
Reasonsforr Universalism. , • • It*
VS P II II N G. ca A R D E N ' UNITARIAN
, C. URCH.—Servinea at Handel and Haydn Hall,
ihth and Spring Omuta° street , . EVERY SUN
DAY at InX A. X and 739 P. M. Seats free. Sunday
School at 9 o'nfrok A.M. It•
frrSPIRITUALISM.... T. FORSTER
lining linable to LEO t IJRE, as annonenrd last
SUNDAY. Cooteronoem will be h.'cl at SANSOM-
S CRICET HALL, at 1034 A. M.. and 73i P. M. Admis
eon five cents.
..rrCHURCH OF ST.
SUNDAY EV E NING V N preach in this Chinni'
on , Amnia, at a quarter before
eight o'clock.
fr -C r ,HURCH OF THE NEW TENTA
MEN'T'. N. W. corner GIRARD Avenue and
PirePt-- .4bhnth Morning at )I
o'o oek. Re JOHN G WILf/ON. Communion. 1L"
IirANNIVERSARY. THE FIRST AN.
Ni VERB ARV of the Sabbath-School Misaionary
Ageociatinnof the Puttilyttli Rehonl of lice First Herman
Reformed Church RACE &Teel, below Fourth. (Rev.
Dr. Bomberger pastor.) will be held TO-MON NOW, at
o'clock Y. M. Interesting addresses may be ex
pect.d Confirmation in the evening at 7)i o'clock. All
are cordially invited 'to attend. ,
(4LECTURE TO LADIES ON MEDICAL
- suNente. by ANNA m. LONiSi HO R E POTTS
M. ,
, at Ahe Ani3EMBLV SHILDINOS, TENTH and
CHESTNU streets. on Thursday, April stb,ll v. m.
Admission Scents to (Wray expenses. It.
MEDICAL. COMMENCENIENT.—THE
Annual Commencement or the PENN MEDI
-101;nnil VERSItY ',alba • eld THI4 ANTRRNOON
at o'clock at t.ONCER r HALL. CHEB Street,
eh ve'l welfth. The graduating class will include both.
I.dies and gentlemen. Ur. -. it. THOMAS will deliver
the Valedictory Address. The Dublin are invited. It.
r•""f. MODEL FARM ASSOCIATION.—THE
, undersisned. Commissioner. to open books in
Philsde!phis, and receive sdisoriptione to the Capital
Stook of this Association, wilt sit for the purpose in the
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS, No see CHESTNUT
Street, Monday, April 2d, tit 0. from MA. M. to
The object of the MODEL FARM ASSOCIATION,
IN the establislirent. on nom prebensive and preotion- -
blepina. or A M (IDI'J, FARu, & BOTANIC GARD/. N,
and an APR/CULTURAL SCHOOL,. in one of the
Poutheastorn count's, of • the stale, and convenient to
t
Philadelphia. the .pitat rttorsk is fined, Or the Ant of
Incorporation. at 860 SOO. divided into 1000 mimes of
KI cull. No instalment on nny subscription will bo o
lled for until Se PRI are subscribed.
C. W. HARRISON, A. L. ELWYN. hi. 8.,
P. RtIBERTS, .10g. HARR'PON.
M. W. BALD WIN, E. MI i'CREI,Li
I)~ RODNEY KING, P. MORRIS.
J.M. BUTLER, A. L. KENNEDY,
Inh.V.St ' Commissioners.
RT. sTATEMENT CIF TUE UNION BANE
se required by the second section of the Act ti
the 00POTS1 Assembly of this Commonwealth, approve
the Mb day of October, A. D. MC:
Amount of loans and di500unt5............. —.SNP 402 03
• .............. e 8 On 91
it due from other banks.- 62.921 92
" of notes iu oireulation 80.200 00
64, deposits. Including balances due
to other hooka . 466145 11
PHIL IDALPIII.II. Maroh 30, 800.
CITY OP PHILADEL ?FHA, ss :
J. Jame. Last
statement Cashier of tho Union Bank,beirm
sworn, depose an say, that the Melva is aor
ta tto the best co my knowledge and belief.
JAMES I.ES KY. Cashier.
gworik before me, this 30th day of ftlarolt, A.
It P. C. ELLMAKER, Notary Public.
ry• ,-
l E O I F RA E L O
O FTH OM PAN UN
, B N UR .
9 Y 34
ANLD
NA &root,
PHIL ADELPfIt A. Tifeveh 29th. WO.
Notice is hereby given that the Convene due April bit
on the seven ner cent. mortgage Bonds. will be
paid on presentatmo at tnis Offio.. on and after the Id
proximo. -(mh29.9t1 JOHN LINDSAY, Treasurer.
iaPIIILADELPRIA AN D READING
RAILROAD I .:o.nt'd.NY:--Officie 227 SOUTat
r RTFI Street .
rnitAnsitniA, marob 21, 3800 .
' To avoid detention. the holders, of Coupons of We
Company. due!' the let proximo, are requested to
leave them, et t is office on or before the list Instant,
When reoelS/1 tie "wept, and oheots will be reedy
for delivery bathe 2cl ;ammo in exohunge for maul re
mots., • B. BRADFORD,
rohrimit Treasurer.
nutchmtaz LIBRARY COMPA
U-3 —An Adjoorne4 General Pleetins of Btookhold
ins of the Mareentil• I,thrsrr ComonTwill he he hl in
the TARR/MY. on TuEOIOAY VbN Die. the .Id. 'of
April. A tell Attendance is pertmelarly requested. no
bust‘saa of special importance will b• laid before the
11 6" o ". sr p th Ririe to
a. . '
-- rd i ikl4. PRROT, ' PreeldinO pro tem.
JAMAS A+ R.,14./rotegy. RuMT-Tt
THE MS* ttnitLAPPVIIIA. SATURDAy,,. MARCH 31,. 1860:,
ffe ltrlK BUSAILtpnpI A[ i i t tiA;l ßo r i li
The holders of the bond* of thie ckimpany.fu MliC T i pT,,
IBC can now receive. upon &Pollution at this o cm, 10
per cent. in cash, upon the Glues epecified in the circu
lar attache: , ',' -" r • • " • • • • -
e
The holder" are slim entitled to the bone of a Pink
ing Fund of orsoiwO per annum, u mattMed WO*
stockholders et their animal meeting; h el d !sanity Pe
MO, linit in pursuance of theContraet,en red into by
its company and duly Termed, to <awry t
neat. - ,BoAppOßo, Treasurer.
CIA ULA
Now to tht Folders of Paiiefelphia -.
and Bee Stu
Railroad Company Martino* Bonds, duo Jolv 1. MO.
These bonds are secured by the first mortgages on the
xe
mad, amounting ip the segregate to e3mo. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year way six nine/ the
amount of the annual interest on these Weds.
The manegeri propose to extend them for SI period of
twenty rears. the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgages in the precise condition in
Which they are now held. Fresh sheets of omens for
the interest. payable half-yearly, will be issued.
A bonus pf le per cent. will be given to the holders. to
consideration of their 'assisting to the extension. This
henna will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bon d ,
on their mnia
as receipt and presenting their teepee
tive bonds at the offtoe of the Company, or to its Neal,
fotendo7ent.
Forms o receipt end endorsement wiil be furnished
0 * armlica on,
Br order of the Board of Managers,
ml-ti • ,K. H. 141011.11ENNV. Idirersterv.
READY-MADE CLOrntNG.
EH. ELDIVIDGE,
, c CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
N. E. Corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Etc.
IR" Customer Work made at short notice.
mh9l-Em-if
MERCHANT TAILORS.
E • 0,, THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
N. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH A ND WALNUT STS.
Respectfully invite* the attention of all those muffin ins
from the inconvenience of bad-fitting pantaloons to
his superior method of cutting and fitting this important
garment. This ie. in fact. an almost universal emu
plaint. The truth is, however, that the fault generally
lies with the unskilled outter. who has never searched
for or made himself mover of the true method. Having,
in a measure, made this department a apeman,. I invite
ail who are interested to give me a call I hove always
on hand a complete assortment of desirable goods for
Centime, Pantaloons, and Vesting'', of the latest styles,
partially of my own importation.
TO THE LADIES.
SPRING OPENING.
ON SATURDAY, HST OP MAROH,
WI WILL OPII
A SPLENDID ASSORT:MINT
Or
MISSES%
BOYS', AND
. OHILDREIVS
HATS AND OAPS.
ov
LATEST PARISIAN FASHIONS.
CHARLES OAKFORD & SONS,
UNDER THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
mit HI It
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SADISM
211.*... ST RF.ETS.
ARUE AND _ATTRACTrVE SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAOES, AND HARNEde.
On Saturday Morning.
At 10 o'clock. comprising OVER FORTY HORSES.
and a largo colleotion of desirable new and sinsond•hand
Carriages.
Also, single and double Haman. Siiddles,
ALFRED AL HERRN/in,
Auctioneer.
mh3o 2t if
ONSIMIN
RAILROAD TRAINS VIA
PBNN+YLVAN(A RAILROAD. Leave Depot, corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET B`reets. daily (except
Sunda.) at 8 A. 81..1230 P. M.. and 4 P. M. Leave West
Chester Ai 7.20 A. M.. 10.30 A. M.. and 360 P M.
TO WEST CHESTER
MID A . INTER-MEDIATE
PO•BTS. VIA MID A . .
Trams for West Chester leal Philadelphia from the
depot, northeast corner of E ghteenth and Market
streets. at 7.30 and 10 81 A. M., s.Jd at 2 and 6 16 r. M.
On Sunday, at R A. Yr. and 2 P. AL
Passengers for "La ions on the Philadelohie and Bal
timore Central Rai mad will take the 7.60 and 1080
A. M.. and 616 P.-11. Trains. tehso
NtkalllMlN PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
RED , OTION rtir FARES:
On and after AFR(L, 2d. 1810. Commutation Tioketa.
with twenty-six eon as. IA issued, good sued , for the
holder And any member of his family. on any ressanger
Train, And et any time. They Will be mold by the
Treasurer, at the office of the etinipany. No. fa r ith
FOUR "treat. MA reduction of twenty-h se t.
from the regular fares. Parties wishing to . soloy Rao
Summer in the Country will Sod the a very desirable
route, the fichurnoll and Lebanon Vatleyi being ?Meng
the most beauttful from elthy n the Btate. end mem
'Role by four trains and to Phi:ode:lMM doily.
8. HIS ADFORD, 'Transom.
PHILADELPHIA. March Mth. tam mhll•tf
, .
NOTIOE.--011ESTER
VALLEY RAILROAD—PAS.
SP.NOIOt TR I MR - DOWNINGTOWN AND 112 :
TERMEDIATE lITATIONB.—Cht and after 2d April.
MO. the Passenger Trains for DOWNINOTOWP,
trill start from the new Passenger Depot of the ?Wa
de phis and Read t pg., RMlrond Company. corner of
lt OAT) and CAL WEILL Streets, (passenger en
trIMENG 1 N21 1 14 for Downingtown, !eaves at Tgo
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W. If. 71 " :171 , 1 EN NEY, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO 001TNTRY MERCHANTS
J. AND SPORTSMEN.—The subscriber now offers
for sale n full assortment of ()linseed Gunnies roaming
of every description. Also, a full assortment of the first
quality of I. 'slung Hooks, Rode, and Linos, made in
London and the United States. and a lull assortment of
the best Flies, to suit every month in the year, for
Trout Puffin's. Whinh will be sold low for onshor city
mace stanoa. by S. T. SPA M:).
iiihlA•thactu at" Ha North THIRD Street.
IMPORTANT. --Sawyer's House-warming,
Ventilating Furnace. of now construction, can bo
seen in operation. Buildora and contractors. for pri
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selves. JACOB F. PLIEIB es BON,
m 129 et" 123 North SECOND Street.
S TEINWAY & SON'S NEW PATENT
tiVERNTRUNq GRAND PIANOS, SQUARE
GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS.
BLASIUS, BROTHER,
1003 CHESTNUT Street.
The appended card, copied from the New York Even
ing pen, demonstrates aonelueively the high atranction
in winch 'hese pianos are held by the first artists of
New York, who. though destrous of exhibiting their
skill, preferred martyrdom to the sacrifice of principle :
[caned
TUN GRAND TUTIVAI. BRNEVIT AT TUE ACADEMY OE
11115IC.
At the concert on Saturday evening, Mr. Baker ap
peared before the curtain, and Mated that Mr. Mills had
refused to play his cola, IMAIIII4 the rhiekering piano
provided by the management of the Academy {tn ac
cordance with a business contract) did not suit hint.
The Mete of the cane are simply thew: The under •
signed were each to have played aeon, TIIOI had re
tooled a (geinway grand piano for the purpose. and this
instrument Was afterwards sent up to the Academy of
Mum, tuned, placed on the stage, and made ready for
use in all respects,
I;he public should know that in every city of the world
it is customer*. that artiste select the instrument which
they think best calculated to display their powers. At
the Academy, however, a different rule prevails, and
they EtTO. it seems, rompcllcd to play only on what the
managers choose to pe tit. At the last moment, we
were told that rte must conform to thin rule or not play
at all. We preferred the latter alternative, not out of
dierespoet to the nubile. but because we felt that we
eould not give the satisfaction we wished to give if we
played an a cameo instrument. If there had been no
other piano at 'the Academy, tho case might hare been
different; butberth the instrument we treated before
our [I'M the Pausal to permit it to be played upon
seemed 'ilia e, •icliberats 'effort to place us in a dined
maim eons lil before the pdhlio.
Ph. JOHNN ORAEVER.
tellif-stuth • 543: 84 ASO
fe2TAM DRY GOODX.
OPENING OF
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
' MANTILLAS.
ON MONDAY, APRIL SECOND.
WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL,
1196 CHESTNUT Street
HOSIERY.
THOS. W. EVANS it Co.
Have now open
A FULL, ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' AND GENTS'
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
OF THE
MOST IMPROVED MAKES AND SHAPES,
To which they Tespeotfolly invite the attention of their
Outman.
ALSO,
JUST RECEIVED.
An Invoice of
JOUVIN'B GENTS' KID GLOVES.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
ngg-at
TO THE LADIES.
NEW GOODS
J. G. MAXWELL & SON
H4VE OPENED
MAGNIFICENT STOOK OF NEW AND DEBI-
DRESS TRlmmaNaiii.
DRESS GARNITURES,
DRESS RIBBONS, AND
AT THEIR
WHOLESALE, RETAIL AND MANUFAOTII
RING ESTABLISHMENT,
004*9*blihOr,11.01301DiaoilkitY:O.3@:44 , 441
TRIMMINGS, SKIRTS. AND ZRPHYRS
mh29-.lnaat
1860. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
Wo have JUST OPENED a beautiful Cook of
BONNET ./IND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
Of all desirable ithadea, in great variety of widths and
styles, which, with an nnusually attractive assortment
of
FitENOR FLOWERS, STRAW BONNETS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS,
Rave been 'elected with special regard to our RETAIL
SALES.
STERN & COON.
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhd4 stalk-1m
1860. 1860.
SPRING STOOK NOW OPEN.
Full Stook or SILKS,
Full Stook of IGIAWI23,
Full Stook of DRESS GOODS,
Fall Stook of LINEN GOODS,
Full Stook of COTTON GOODS,
Full Stook of BLACK GOODS.
Fail Stook of WHITE GOODS,
Full Stook of LACE GOODS,
New Materials for DUSTERS,
Novelties in FRENCH GOODS, &o.
EYRE & LANDELL. •
FOURTH & ARCH STREETS, Philadelphia.
N. 8.--S LCREKEEPERS, may at all times fled Good
Bargains, dally from New York and Philadelphia
AUCTIONS.
P. B.—BLACK SILKS, at Net Prioep deerdedly Cheap,
nil47-tf
1860. °P.ENING• 1860.
TRIO MORNING, AND DURING THE WEEK,
SPRING MANTELETS
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
n (heat Variety, at the
PARIS MAPTTILLA RMPORIUM.
J. W. PROCTOR.
No. 70E1 CHESTNUT Street.
SEVEN AND NINE—
FIOOIIIOQ Barege Robes.
Three-flounce and Double.sklrt do.
25,31, 37 and 45 cent Figured Frenoh BalefB4
One lot ?homed Silk Chadors. 15 cents.
One lot Lotman Plaid !Robin r 5,35 cents.
Mode all-wool De Laines..Y7.X cents.
High colors extra Rae do. for 37% cents.
•
OKAY GOODS.
Plaids Mixtures, Chene, Striped, &o.
Ottoman Gray and Brown Poplins.
Silk and Wool Mixtures.
Plain and Plied
BLAC Mulla K
hs.
GOODS.
Black Wool De Laicism. 371 to 56 cents.
Blanc Summer Bombazines, 87) to 8 la&
Ilack Damages, silks. Alpacas, &o.
lack and Purple 1.0 Laines, Irg cents.
ear Black and White Wool De Laine437l‘ cants.
IsMM ED HANDKERCHIEF S,
•
Cheap lots Handkerchiefs and Collars.
SPRING CLOAKS
In great variety, now reftdi
COOiTRcoNARg.
mhSel NINTH and MARKET Sta.
NEW AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
from New York, the importation of A. T. BTRW
ART & Co.
JUST OPENED,
Comprising one of the handsomest assortments of
medium etyles• gay and plain dress goods in this oaf.
Woven names. Satin Bar.
Barege Anglain, Eoplinetts.
7.4 Mange Armlets. for shawls and travelling dream.
Feria Printed Jaconets.
Chintz color do.
Scotch Singhams.
mixed Madonnas.
Cherub ey 011gharne, &e., ho.
Also. from the large suction sale of Benkard & Hat
ton's goods—
Elegant reatin.barred Chintz, figured Dames.
9 Bounced Same Robes, &o. •
illuminated Fonlard Silks
Glossy Plank Silks. very oilcan.
All-Wool Printed de Lames.
New Gonda opening daily, at prices to dory oompe
eon. CHARLES ADAMS it SON,
mhl7•stath EIGHTH end ARC H Streets.
THuRNLEY CIIISM,
Cal' apeoial attention to their Stook of—
SI LKS,_
BRAWLS.
DBES'' , GOODS.
CLOTH DUSTERS.
SILK MATLES.
BARGE AUGLAP BUSTERS Attn DRESSES.
also to the Richest Stook in Binladelphia, of—
Fresoh Lace Bournoua.
French Laoe Plooolominiea.
French Lace Eugenie.
French Lace Shawle.
French Lace Pointe&
Fr" Viltg re ' e n e fif T B C,tra as.
Cambria Lases. Chantilla Laces. &c.. , k 0.
BOUGHT FOll. CARS
We invite attention to our Staple Goods, viz ;
Beet Family and Fronting Linens.
Best Shirtine.SheeDnlt. and Pillow Manilas,
Spring and Summer Flannels aid Osamu:was.
Mixed Clothe. Black Fronoh Clotho. ho. Re.
Beet Kid Gloves, Silk Gloeu, Floury, Linen, Rand
ketchiefk. etc.. Re.
Noitheast corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN
mll2l TILE " GARRISON BUILDINGS."
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
lino o
of CHECKED SILK&
The moat desirabtlierreoorl6 full
ge i
F o i a n . e . Cheek. and Stripa..
in very glossy and perfect GO
Lyons arid Swiss solid colorcil kil'"l°" ond qualltiee
Blika. °outpacing an nasoFtment of
T i v i r i c i l , p 3 onflred piecea.
CIIRQTNITC end I.ITGHTIT Streets.
NEW STYLE OF BALM ,, RAL.
A now Spring style 11...linorn1 Skirt.
zniS-tf StIARPLESS BROTHERS.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOOHS,
received per ship Horatio, „to.,_eonsigting of Cror4lB,
Bilk, Brocade, and Pinoonpple brews!, Scarfs, &o.
Japancro Work-Wires. Waiters, &0., nobly ; a
ourlopv Vesmrrt Bot. of Jade none, rtOhly carved, With
a variety of ogrioatli t err pio AlAva e t vizit r u l outettpi i n i t c -
ITRA f to''k h 2leil'ant lioin above 16reee gt,B,(4mit's‘ t .
WANTED TO RENT, for one or two • • SUMIDOTS, two adjoining or netithborialreTTA
GEO. furnished or unfurnished, with stables Coot;
Converdent of access by railroad. Address "Pest 011ist
Box RIM Wan St
WANTED—Tmproved Real Estate, worth
from 015 000 Wen 000. Payable one -halt altar
Beilanoe Cal Possenser Ph iladelphia tock at 're pniesei
Address • J. er.," Box ME Post Office
mh3l-3t
A SITUATION IN ANY CAPACITY.—
. PS' mutative young Minot tact. and goo 4 buil
pea Pablo. I s an expert penman and accountant. and
we yearn experience in business and the Counting
Doom Moderate eatery. addrem 't Brood's
Dispatch. mh29•it•
.ITHOGRAPIIIO PRINTER WANTED
A-A to go 6onth. Apply to R. W. WOW ILL, at Ma Gi
rardh7a-St Home, from 1 to Z. and from 6 to 7 o'olook P. IL
WANTED—To purchase a Lot In the
Sonthwostarn part of tho oity.suitab's for a Fao
tory site. Address' •• L." at this Orme, stating pros
and particulars.
WANTED —l,OOO Ladies to send for
DE RUSE'S great took. Every young man and
woman contemplating boll. vreAlook nomad 121.1r0 this
co o kb
Enclose m canto to BOX IN, Phan:l,loin F. U.
FOR SALE AND ,TO LET
FOR SALE—Desirable Building Lots
at a low price, and only a small portion of earth re
quired, situated on Sharp:Lack 11.1,0 t. a short distance
above the Bsttle Ground. Also, 320 feet on Shoemaker's
lane or Penn street, near Bristol street. Inquire of
AL BERTLIS KING, Main etreet, first house north of
tharpaaek street. mh3l-3t•
TO TANNERS —Ono of the most eligible
locations in this State. for ILTI extensive Tannery,
is now offered for sale or rent. on liberal tennis.
Locality—Logan or 'fuckehoe Valley, Blair County,
near Tipton. on the Pennisrlvasia Railroad.
Improvements.—A substantial new building- the
lower Cory of which is solid masonry. 75 feet by 30feet ;
engine house, adjoining, 73 feet by 16 feet, containing
boilers and engine of sixty-horse power.
Advantages—Situated on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
with easy noun to both the eastern and western mar
ket.. A considerable stream, of the finest and pust
water in the State, rising near the summit of the Allreis
ghanY mourflaing. Chestnut, onk. and hemlock bark, in
great abundance. in tbe immediate neighborhood of the
property. At Tipton, by ■ a uperior 'dank road, the
Pennsylvania Railroad connects with a large district of
back country. which will afford an almost , unhmitted
supply of all the most desirable qualities of bark; for
which reason the buslneu of grindms, eackunr. and
shipping bark, could be engaged in at this point with
great profit.
For further information apply at the office of the
Allegheny Railyout and Coal Company, No. 230 South
THIRD crest, Philadelphje.
mhsl•if3t JOHN H. ADDICKS, President.
DE , ORABLE FURNISHED - HOUSE 1N
Citifmactown. To rent after April let. Address
Price. at this office. It•
ff - 11 ADJOURNhD PUBLIC SaLß.—By
virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Mont
rinl7l y AR e M n t '1741 be Ne d )? a r e t Zuseb sale,ar otirt7.-
cti to.F.
o n EttlbN AND Lop a Oß PIECE OF
LAND situate on Airy street. in the borough of Nor
ristown. Montgomery county., adjoining the Episcopal
Church, late the property or Rev. Nathan Stem, de
oepsed.
• The Lot is 4 feet 10 inches front on Airy street, ex
tending back 13Q feet. The home. which is built in cot
tage tile, to 2% stories high, containing parlor, library,
dining room, entry end kitchen on the first floor. and
rooms. totether with bath room. on the second Moor.
The let a teetotally end handsomely fitted up, mak
ing it one of the most desirable resicienoes in Nor
ristown.
. .
For further information, call on R. T. STEWART,
Fag., in said borough.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock' P. M. Conditions by
ruh9o-3t . DAVID POTTS, Trustee.
ett GERM ANTOWN.—For sale, on easy
AUL term', a handsome pointed Stone RESIDENCE,
near Mheirn street, Bank road, and " Calvary
Church." House has gee, water. and all modern con
veniences. The situation is not surpassed in Berman
town. 3. S HUBER.
mh3ol2t 206 South POD RTII Street.
TREN T—A large Wholesale Wine and
Liquor store. with the Ft:tures for Rectifyng,
and Diet, dery for sale. Apply, by letter, to Chance,"
et this office. mh3o-31.•
FOR SALE, AT ADISCOUNT.— A well
secured Ground Rent. of 4540 ;ler senora.
b. W. THACKARA 4k, RON.
mh99 St. 214 south THIRD 8 rest.
DRESS LACES,
i n A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
hal Three-atory Brick, with every modern conve
nience. Lot 20 feet front, aide yard, dm, FIGHT
BIOTA threat. above Mount Vernon street. For sale
by BONS ALL BROS.. 116 North NINTH Bt. mh29 31*
in TO RENT—A DES , RABLE
country residence. with six terse of lawn, ice
house, stabling, orchard, &0., about one mule from
Chestnu , Hull. Apply to A. I.3LIGHT, go WALNUT
Street. No. tO, second floor. mh2B et
HANDS , JDIESMALL,COUNTRY RE
SIDENCE FOR SALE —ln Germantown, Main
street. a few hoaxes above Mr. Carpenter's plane,
HOUSE. with gal and water. ;daub and barn. pleasure.
fruit and kitchen garden. Will be cold low and on ;ax►
terms. Apply on the place, or to S. BLENDELSON. I)
BANK Street. up Imre. inh26 St.
tI FOR SALE-A DWELLING HOUSE
on HIGH Street. near Morton. GERMANTOW',
within a tow minutes walk or the Germantown Depot
and a station on the Chestnut Hill Railroad. The house
Is built of atone,
'caribou stripped. and Parrowir has par
lor, library, and dining-room end double on rat
floor • four chambers, Moraroom, bath-room, Ito., on
second floor. and three chambers on third floor; heater,
range, sea throughout the house, and all modern sou
-1,0111013004.
Stone stablo, with room for servant. About SW feet
grape vine.. in foil maturity; fine vegetable and flower
garden. with abundance of fruit; hlass het-beds, An.,
Au. Lot 244 feet front—nan be convenient l y divided.
Can be Jaen any day. attar 4 o'clock P. M. Per= ao
commodating. Apply to B. B. COMRGVS.
me2Lissmet At the Philadelphia Bank.
COLLIERY TO LET.—THE
BRATED LURE FIBLBR COLLIPRY, situated
at Shamokin. in the Shamokin Coal Basin, and on the
line of the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad,
will he let upon the completion of the improvements
now in p ogress.
Thera are two veins of Red Ash Coal opened on the
property, each seven foot thick. The coal le of a cape
nor quality, and has attained a high reputation whore
ever it has been introduced It nilnkhil veined and
commands a ready mile to Baltimore and intermediate
Place.. to %hien it iii sent both by canal and railroad. A
market hes also been opened for this coal in the North
and Northwest. For shipment to the Feat it may bo
taken to Delaware City, and. upon the onmpletion in
Jane next. of the extenron of the Mine Rai.rond
to oonneet with the Inhamokig Valley and Pottsville
Railroad, it can be shipped at Richmond.
Thus Veit■ will yield from three to four hundred
thousand tons above water level. There are other
veins of White. Red, edit Gray Ash Coal on the pro=
party. which are sully Recent Me. The capacity of the
breaker is fifty thousand tons per annum.
The Colliery can be examined on application to D. W.
C. Cleaver. on the premises.
For farther information apply to
A. M. EARTWICK,
mh.211-tf No. 4 VINE Sheet Philadelphia.
POE. SALE—A large Carriage and Itar
-a- nets-making establishment. situate on the earner
of two of the widret streets in Portsmouth. Va. ,• doing
&good, thriving business. :The owner is unsble, through
ill bean, to longer give it attention. Can be purchased
on low and vary reasonable terms. or leased fore term
of year,. Apply to OF.O. R. SNEAD,
Portsmouth Va.,
or at EVANS & WATSON.
mkte-lui .101 CHESTNUT Street.
fa TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
lea doable houses, welt shaded. with °each houses
and gardens attached. on Tenon, Plank Road, one mile
below Teconr. and three-quarters of a mile from kitl
verENttvlaTeLlepot at Ilndeiburg. Applightg.t7fll'
POR SALE—A Dwelling_llouse, near the
State House. sultable for Offices.
CHARLES RHOADS,
m614-Im. 434 WALNUT Street.
f ie FOR SALE, in HADDONFIELD. N. J.,
Ma
s pleasant Cottage, with about two sere, of ground,
stable, fruit tires., and accessible from the any, by ran,
In 20 minute., five time , a day , and by a gravel turnpike
of six miles. Price *LOD°, term[ 0029. Appit to
ED. ith:4,
mhl3-Im. 702 WALNUT Street.
EN F 0 It SALE—The two HOUSES,
Ma No*. AU and 414 ARCH Street.
THOMAS STEWARDSON. Jr.,
414 PRUNE Street.
GERMANTOWN PROPERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Tab:labia Farm and Country Seat, containing 103
mires of highly indurated land. situated in the town
ship of Germantown, Philadelphia county, and within
Uania the depot in Germantown.
The situation of this pomrt
es not to be surpassed,
belling bounded on the north by Washington lane, on the
west by Township Line road, and on the south by
Raines street, and within one-eighth of a mile of the
Limekiln Turnpike, and a quarter of a mile of two Ste
qiv on the Chestnut Hill branch of the Germantown
lroad. High street, and Washington lane.
he location of the above property is high and heal
thy, the land well watered and lying very advanta
geously for Cottage Sites. It commands an extended
viow of sue surrounding ootintrg, and is interseo ed
by the stroke running from Germantown, as laid down
on the Sarveyor's plan of that distnet. The property is
laid oat in five sore lot*. lithographic plans of which
mayls obtained on application to either of the under
signe
Ake. % valuable and handsome Braiding Lot, situated
on Manheim street, neer Plank read, Germantown. eon
tuning' in front on said street JOY feet, and in dimith
about 830 feet, having an area of about 4 sores. The
ground which
front is
slopes towards Manheim
upon which front is a row of large and elegant shade
trees.
Alm emeriti fine Building Lots adjoining and in the
vioini y of Fisher's-I.m) Station. Germantown.
For tbrther partlealata and.triMsnOPll to
GEORGE JUN SIN. Jr. Attorney.
S. B. oar. SIXT and Pir •Lk UT Streets.
Or to SAMUEL B. HENRY,._
mhl-9m• GERMANTOWN.
BILLIARD TABLES FOR TALE.—Two
fist-olass SiMani Table& with 1X inoh marble
beds, and latest improved cushions. made lut May—
now using at the Mount Vernon Bouae , P enn above
Fifth utreot, Reeding. Aligil e 3 t B . h Ir v - V A
fe27-tf Reading, Fa.
FOE SALE—A Mineral-Water Appara
tut, in good order. with Fountains and Drangbl-
Stand complete. Win be sold very low. Apply to
JOHN S C S
t. tVERY, WLolessle Druggist, WI MAR
KET tree mhl3-12t*
TWO PLEASANT CHAMBERS VA
CANT. with Board. at I= WALNUT Bt. rahl-lm•
PERSONAL.—Cash will be paid, and the
highoet 'prioe, for Ladies' and Gents' oast-off
Clo mh2S-12t.thing. by addresautg .Boa Sl7. islood's Diseatrah•
BELLS.
OAST-STEEL BELLS.
BOR CHURCHES,
ACADEMIES,
FIRE ALARMS,
FACTORIES.,
PLANTATIONS, &0., &d.
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD DY
NAY LOR & Co.,
520 COMMERCE Street.
PHILADELPRIA.
•
Those Bells have been extensively in use in all parts
of Euro,. the United States, and Vanada. for the past
five bare.,We are, therefore. now orepared to state
their princpal advantages to be as follows:
lat. Gront,treo , th anti elasticity of the material.
A very pure and melodious Quality of tone,
combining sweetness with potent In a remarkable
de. yen.
.3(1. An oversee saying of 40 per Dent. in oast, as
compare:l with that of ordinary bells.
very Bell is warranted for one year, with proper
usage, in any elimate.
Chimes of any dimensions oast to order, with greet
accuracy. mh23-t[
JOHN DICKINSON,
COMMISSION hIRRCHANT
AND;
DEADER IN DOMEnTIC AND FOREIGN
EXCIIANGE.
HOUR ON, TEXAS.
Collections made and prompt remittances in' Bight
F_sohnnee. at current rates. on New York. Boston, or
New Orleans.
REFERS
CRESCENT CITY BANE, New Orleans. •
hie oars. HENNING/3 & CURLING, New York.
W.H. Pgtenl, Fan., New York.
?dean. FIERCE & BACON. Boston. reloll-linlff
MINTON'S ENCAUSTIC TILES FOR
43-6 . floors,_ Ornamental Chimney Toot , Garden-and
parinsins Vases. Fountsns, Vartfisd Maim and Rest
liaVitrified Chimney 1. luse. (rnpatio
tos • sad tor ale by B. A.
; 01 4 9
WANTS.
BOARDING.
PERSONAL.
AMIIIMEXIINTS.
D AN WOE'S GREATSHOW,
tg4TIONAL THEATRE. --WALNUT IltniM e
above Eighth.
Doorsopen M. a quartirbefore7 • & dm -
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT YAW N-k-iec
LAST NIGHT OF TISK
THIS (SATURDAYLEFENING. Margit
7i tsars.
LAI? DAY PERFORMANCE THIS arrmthoolt"
,en all the great attrsetlonsof thieve's!'
will be brought forward. to..furnigh an anr er e.,, Th Crli
the most attractive dewription. Door, omit at I. To
nearness. at half past 3
WARD MISSION TO CHINA'
And the
ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE
Will to presented en the seine T H E
NEW ACTS IN THE RIR°
Will be offered. and extmorldmary exertion! will be
made to ren de r this the mgest_plerming and satudaeterY
Performance ever riven in Philadelphia.
4.11 E ADMISSION WILL BE se CENTS TO ALL
s
ARTS OF THE DOUSE.
The entire establienment. the toast extrtutivo one of
the kind hn the world. will be thrown open to vlrotets,
the ritablee end the entice behind - the wiener inelnded ;
FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF DAN RICE.
Who will. on time occasion, mime hie _
• ORIGINAL CHARACTER OF HUMORIST.
GRAND EQUESTRIAN PARADE TEM teATtra-
DAY, MORNING: - •
In honor of the Cemplimentary Benefit to Du Rind.
whieb tabu:place to night.
AME ZO •
Mother of WiIe MAD Elia Zoyare., theYA RA.
inenne. RA.
01111.01.
WILL DRIVE SIXTEEN SPIRITED HORSES.
Attached to a fraud carriage The lathes end eeetleceee
of the equestrian troupe, mounted. will form a (I'mA
cavalcade.
A WAGON FOR THE SALE OF TICEETFI
Will ezeompany the
.prowesmon, from which tiers*
may tee procured for either the
AFTERNOON OR EVENTNO PERFORMANCE.
ROUTE.
The procession will leave the
down
Walnut tmeal
Theatre at 9 o'clock A. M.. and peas stree
to the Exchange ; thence up Third to Chestnut; op
Chestnut to Broad ,• thence te Arab ; down Arab to .
Ninth; thence to Vine; up Ridge avenue to Sails;
Garden: down .print Garden to Sixth_ . ; there wal
N
net; and up Walnut street to the Nations! Theatre
awn.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
• vßola Lessee —....Mrs. M. A.
Gtairrrarror.,
li tsvdsoAger_.—.... i47 .l.4. •
BDtir FBktßi' UtI:IVAN.
THIS (SATURDAY) OWE IND. March 11.
. RICHARD 111.
Richard 111. Mr. Barry Sullivan • Dacklasharei Mr.
Rtiewell; Queer; vli abeth . Mrs. T
To conclude with HIS MILLINERS' HOLIDAY..
Dress Circle, Fami ly
coats ; Ta KM crate;
Tier and Family Circle, end ' "b i rd Tg.r. 25 IKEI
Vats Boxes, II and II; Biagio Beata in Orchestra satt
Private Roam 7a cents.
Baste scoured without extra charge.
Doors open at 7 O'clock CUrtilli will 1.188 ai hi"
past 7.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH
the
BT. THEATRE OC . T — l l outicaelt'm peat Plinio(
oRoON ! •••
OCTOROON!
OCTOROON!
•
WillNl
_Ow ed EVERY NI(4IT vim WEEK, =di
SATTJHH.Y. MArtlk flat, which mill be
•I'HE LAST NIGHT!
TH).:, LAST NIGHT! Tffii ENT 98Bit
THE LAST NIGHT! THE LAST N on I
To conolodA with
THE DUMB Micli OF MANCHESTER.
BE.CURE YOUR. FEATS!
IiaIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND
LECTURE ON GYMNASTIC
_AND IMBIR
BODILY EXERCInES. on M YOND A EY.BN/Isas
April 2d. 1860. at the MUSICAL FUND HALL. To
commence at o'clock. The math lion t m
isers of Professors B_ILDEBRD Yr. LEwy
NASTIC INSTITUI IC, northeast corner of Are
Ninth streets. Tiokets 23 cents.
N. B.—Members will call at the Instfmte and set that
complimentary tickets. tn.
pOEITLVELY TEE LAST WEER.
“THE HEART OF THE ANDES”
WILL CLOSE
SATURDAY. 31.6 r MAitell.
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
DI•f3N: f:+:YY~UYr:f y:i:i:Y~
Open from SI A. M. till 10 P. X. Adnundoe X sent&
mh2B et
RIX NIGHTS MORE!
N-7 SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS.
Jagne'm Commonwealth (new) thtilding, CHESTNUT
Street near frth. north side.
NINETEENTH T UMPHANT WsEE.
Unflagging Interest! U nexampled SIM); OM
nahtv ! Splendid &treats! Imposinit Ta
mending Pageantry: Irrepressible Laughter.
The scenery used was painted expressly for the Art
Museum, by M. Louis Duflooo. The Exhilsillon_has
achieved a celebrity in the Old World, and in New Yetk
and this oity , unequalled by anv,.o.ber .n exieteneo. Tt tu
acknowledged by tbp'ala publie cenereity, as th e
MODEL EX H I BITION TAX Aux.
Door!, open at 7 n'olools; commence at 7X.
Adm mama—Adults'. X cite.: Chndren. m el. =Wait
AMERICAN. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THREE GRAND OPERA NIGHTS.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
April 2d. 3d, oh,
The public we respectfully informed that the
MAN & BTRAKOSCrt COUPANY, on their vey to
New York,will give three Operas, on the above-men
tioned dates.
M ii 6 will appear (Prier to her departur •
Florope> in two new characters—that of AtARTH 4.1 a
which ahe has produced a groat senastorn ip New Yorlr.
and in that of NORM 4
At• DON PASQV E, • part
she hail just added to her repertoire. an( which she will
perform for the Silt time mace her appearanoe oil the
s tage..
On the same ocesaton, MAD A 11( E COLSON will mate
her farewell appearance in Philadelphia.
MONDAY Apr Id.—MARTHA—RT Miss I'ATTI.
Mad EMIL/1 1 080H, BRIONOI.I, 3UNCA.
TTiERDA. .—T.RN SICILIAN VESI•ERS—Madato
CCLBON.
Weti . ESDAY.—(Poeitively• the last 'nfaht.)—DON
PAS vrirh the most perfect cart .thnt favorite
Opera has ever been given in America
_hscinding Neu
FAIT!, BRIGIVOLI, FERRI, and BUOLfiL ' ' -
The 8441 of feats for any of the three nighte, emu
menu's; THIS MORNING At the Aeadsmv; a Chttrer
ing's, No. fO7 Chestnut street, ace at Beak & Law
ton'!. tatdi
IVINDONOTJUITS dAIETIES—RAOF, St.,
iL. - to:dow THIRD.
STAGE MANAGER— . -HERNANDEZ.
ENRAGEYeitgrOIFTRE - - -
Catoixsted
FELTX CATILI) BALLET TIMM"! -
The above Troupe will appear EVERY EVEN%
They are the moat wonderful performer/1i add
very received on Saturday evening with the most en.
th"oftle aPplanee. .
REENANDEZI - - '
And the Wanted Combany appear.
Finn appearance of ,
TES McCASTY BEOkytegin.___.
•
TWENTY -8E YEE £ERYORKIEILS.. •
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ,
Northeast corner of TENTH and CRFSTNUT
Streets.—LAST WEEK BUT TWO.—Come then- end
nee BLITZ in hie Mescal Maslow'. Ventsilonetam.
the Learned Canary Bade. Bobby and Wonderf=l Au
tomaton Rope Dancer.
Attractive Entertalnmente every evening, eonnnen
ohm at 734 o'clock, and on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
at o'clock.
Admdexion coma'. Children tenants. eelde-tt
pENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF MEI
Ja• FINE ARM_
CD - ESR
Is l
OPEN DAILY. (Su TNIPP-S ndays ex T cep EET ted,/ , from! &.M.
1111 P. 1/1..
v :V i nnlfiT o Ta i t ir aeth volume of " Roma
=Rim °mg!' Children under /I yea ha/1
WIGS.
Shares of Stook an. di-tf
CZERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—Pubhe Re
hearties every SATURDAY, at BIIISICA.L FUND
HALL• at aCo'elook Y. M. Tlekete to be bad et
Andre'''. and Beek & LaWßeee MIRO Storm ea , at
the door. Ja2l-Ma
WINES AND LIQUORS.
PURE AMERICAN WINES,
From the mart eminent Wine growers of VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA, OHIO, and PENNSYLVANTR-
Sparkling, Still, Sweet, Dry and Communion
WINES,
Warranted the PORE JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
rohlf-tt Corner ELEVENTH and VINF, -Streets.
WBCALL ATTENTION OF THEI
ZRADE_to this really ftperior arnede
ALtoft.llD RENAUD COGNAC.
A supply in assorted Kokomo/ eonstantly on hand,
Orders received for direct importation.
Also—Hennessy Cognac, Leßoy Cognac, London end
Holland Gins, Claret in Wood and Cases, Chempagnos,
high and low prioes. LOIIGCHAIb P, Importer.
010-6 m Ur South FRONT, Philadelwlna.
GEORGE WHITELEY,
No. Lit South FRONT atrevt,
Importer of Broady, Wines, &0., offers for sale, f
bond only, the follow:es, mons other standard brands
of brand,:
ram, Caetillon, & Co., Thos. Rims &
Julee, Robin, it Co., Ward, Damn &
A. Beignette, rett,
•
rllevoutin,
Union Proiirleauxv
2 .. rir ce." (t.
Jae. HODILINiory.
Plllll/0
or tar i llvtwhirr.,,ai the oholceet
Tittivionce, paigat.reela J`16.71.21, and
Orris Rum. Bordeaux Oil. &0.. reo 47-17
M.SHEW&Co
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 39 SOUTH EIGHTB. Street.
Above Cheetnut.
This Is the only establishment in the city devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
variety of OVAL GILT FRAMES on hand than can be
found in any ooe coaablahment is the 'United Staten.
and prices lower.
OW - Bring your Photography, and have them fitted
without extra charge. mh➢dpt
az SHADE TREE 4, EVERGREENS,
FLOWERING SHRUBS. Act —Those who irateod
planting during this Spring. should visit ROSEDALE
NUnSERIES, whore will be Initial the largest end
finest collection of ornamental 1 rem Evergreens. /to.,
to the cnuntrn t thousands of handsome specimens of
Evergreens thud led we en immediate effect.
NORWAY SPRUCE, handsome shage,3 to 6 feet,
837 to 860 per ISO
SCWICst FIR, fine spsoimens, 9 to 5 feet. tRI
per 100. _
Eill=l=lUlMO=l
AUSTRrAN PINFS,a few burdred of exit& aiied
specimens. from 8 10 10 'bet. of permet form
TERMS EASY AND PRIBE3 LOW.
x. UIST &FO v. p ro p r ietor,.
Warehouse. 94 and 920 MARKET ittreet, above
Ninth.
CG' The Darby Bulimia. Care pus the Nurseries
every hour. (Fare le cents.) while et
wpmJ. & D. FISCHER'S SPLENDID
NEW YORK PIANOS , from BIM upwards to
8600, according to finish—favorably known for their
beauty of tone, exterio d instalments. lity.
For sale oq monthly from 880 to $29, or
for cash at a liberal discount.
Also. a Isrge assortment of other Pianos, from excel
lent manufacturers, nu hand. JAB BELLAK.
279 and 281 Booth FIE ra STREET, above Bpruoe.
mb2B-lm'
01110SER1NG & SONS, - MANU
FACTURERS or Grand, Square. and: r A.
Tight PIANO FORTES. Narprocouris,6o7 CRISS
Strang, Pianos tojet. taken tkotrinse,„ tuned. and
mairpd. Also;te oonseflittos. stone pfPoputar
talt-Snuf
Pfloain- TOfnsie Denim stn.
2, THE PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET.
ESTABLISHED INT Irewtsa, WELLS, & 00.,
Is open day and evening , for the sale of Poona
on Phreology, Physiblogy, water-Cure, &a t
and for
YBREIYOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS.
The importance of Phrenology in the training of the
young, the selection of occupations , and comene,
and m every department of active life. la fetwma.e
knowledaed by all intelhgent pemons who am arsanama
sd with dis riots.
Written desoriptlons from dainelv•OLlPOS will b•
sent by mail for two dollars. .
Catalogues or books sent clubs.
L. L. CAPEN,
No. trM CIIESTNIJT Street, srePOO Vein
wkidt.witanmlf.w.ow Peideownot.
TEA CADDIES, SPICE CADDIES, OIL
tandx, molsseps stands,CoMasitanas.grooere coun
ter mates and weight!, and grocers' general tinware,
rans . trnli t gaal d -°"*"lD °D' ecaley " d Fan -
HENRY TROBINTIf
ukbil-lta • Tie MARIC. , r RT
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.AIIPBLACK—Ground pure in Oil
WETHE RILL k lictontra.
1016 ST ak4 Ail North eiwvH.9 Ores%