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• MERCHANTS' HOUSE—Third iL i ath Ca
Batt„ Pa -- D Albright. Reading
Jo. Kern. Cohurling', rti , D P gaoler •
Hnokmani BnOka oo - S Moku., ' N Y
J B Hamilton, Galveston - j Mooready, Hununolstwn
BALD EAOLE HOTEL—Third at., above Oath:111BI
N BHartle7.Backs co' Int. 8 Latakia, Moot; co
Bnuth, Monts Co Huber. Easton
ME FOURTH PAGIS
• VED.
10 3 .8 steamship Sta Aßßl te of Georgia. Oaninolls hours
trail eavagainai with macet and wineengere to Alex
Swan, 61.
-. Blurt Azelni i Power. from Alcoa Bari BBL Pabst 11
`with wool. am to Lewis & Dan gin. Benie into the Bipen.
Msdoh 31. in 60 daiiinesssas•
8113 iMini Wass, roM.-Trinldsd di Cuts lath
ukt,lnti • aid motisses soli w Webh, '
- P ig J D Lincoln, Webbcr. Indite from Dletanses,
Wna sad molasses taltutuir. Netball & Co. Re.
Pans that on the Utah; fifths 11th. in 1at1313136nn 3154.
a man fell overboard from the 11 bboom. wale in the not
pf Midas ta sall; several Mess were hove towerde rim, vbioh INV taumied. and as the boat. which wan full of
geW. would require too much time in lowering. tee W 0
gait was immedittely twilled to VO the- vaned stem'
wmi, but mil 01 reaming hi M m. A:prisoner from the
.Wl ‘ in Trinidad was on board. and cdforcd to lump over
bite* breeder nsididianoe. whiob one, was accepted.
With - a - hundred fattiome:of deep-sea line attached to
Ms perms. he succeeded in ranching the drowning rota,
and both were heeled on board, after being in the Water
upwards
lihrlohit en ten. idiytona days from Cerberieni
with sugar and toolcsses to John Mason & Co.
Behr 1 helm& %Gandy, a days from Wilmington.
Arab limber, mottos, and rosin to Jaiins baker.
Bohr Cropper & Bro. Cdohraik3 dons from finatinoke
-River. With railrcuut ties to J W Bacon."
Bohr Secretary, Dickson. 3 days from Nanticoke at
!Peri with wheat and porn to J W Bacon. • "
osiasolurn. •
• (Oornispondenee of the Philadelphia Exehansej_
,CAPE ISLAND. N April 1-4 P
The ship Esther. for Richmond. brags fills Reed. for
et Jage de Cuba, Hen Running, for Cienfuegos. and se
veral schooners, went out yesterday afternoon. The
steamer Kennebec. from New lora. passed in at noon
to-day. Wind B—weather has a stormy aPPeereeoe.
Yowl, &o. 3:11.0o 11, ALUIALe.I3,
•
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, e(Oorrospondsnos of The Press.)
ttsw Yomr. April 1.
Arrt' vsd,hasis bumbsitoas. from Bt Jae; o,ve rm•on.
front ao• trrobiaa. from Sasso. Arm:withelmina..fin
. ratrinci; from ( Cason ; Andes, from Trigdoe4,
de ably. &dol. from Cierifaiscon brtg• ro
Im
onoeirk; (istroston ‘ from 611111206 Ayres; Aittlieent,
Ina Arroyo; Watlnfont, I'mm tones ; •ohrs Eureka fm
pOags,l. frnodarioltsnd William, from Amain; Ireu
rom -Porto Lou; Morning Light, from Jamslos;
l iarrikt, from bleransvm. •
• brie May Campo, from Cardona,. for Philedel
pi) s. 15 anehored In the lower bay. waiting fors (err
• ' • ' MEMORANDA. -
able Harriaterl, - Wistrall from New Orleans, at &la
teen's nit:" - = •
• Ship Beaver:: Smith; from N York. arrived at Shads-
Bee Preview! to Jan /Id, after blimp ashore on Booth
Bark OsaritalliManson;for Cape of Good lope, old at
Beaton Mat - • •
Bart C W Toe' Mee. Marshman, was loading at Gal
nab= Mth t*. for New York.
- 'Brix •liMesei ntorbridge, for Havana, was ready at
Galveston ult.
Bohr fd A Carlisle, Yffrismore, hence, arrived at Pro
vidence Nth ult. • -
tletir Flight, Huntley hence arrived at Providence
Nth ult.
Bohm I H Wainwright, Corson. and Treasurer, Fish
ert from Baltimore, arrived at Boston Dm nit.
- • Rehr. Buelah, Hanson. Alex Henderson. Ketchum. W
E., Welton, Mato'. and Excel-
M 4i r tii ve lgtrg at t t
e aii:AkVon aorZeared Bo s
to. alai G
heiee, arrived at Bath, Me,
Shan.
Sohr Gazelle, Naylor, for rhiladolphls, oiled from.
liewburg port gathcilt.
Bohr Rom. itowman,, for PhiLtdelphia, called from
Newbury port list nit.
Rohr el M I' Per, Seers, from Boston for Philadelphia,
at Neirwrt3ool ult.
Buhr
Philadelp Saco:Taylor, altered at New York Mg alt. for
hia.
W
Bohr Dant Godwin, Newton, from New York, at Key
alt.
" Behr' diehard Vane, Prink, from New York, arrived
at Savannah 28th ult.
Rohr J al Vance, Mudge, for Darien, cleared at gm
mash 11th ult.
from
Bohr "11 Shtoarp. n. Sharp, at Georgetown, SC, 11th ult.
'harlas
Galves_ • •
*air - E 5 J n anes. Godfrey, for Boston, was loading at
ton 554 it.
,SPEOIAL NOTICES.
-Allriactiabms can fill all orders fer Damasks,
'Ciii‘iaSiOde. Leos aid Munn . Caddis., Cords. ,Tss
imes:- Lesysi Condo's. Hooks, , Window Shades," &o.
and eis-seenthie bum era ranted !,o,ollKliil, OUT
id.ook whisk is buss and well selected.
W. H. C&RILYL, &
7J CILEHIWUT Bt.'
THs CHABLIN - ant/BPM " CNANPAGNI.
4.Tkia litho purest 'mite's of Oletztjageoe now in the
telekee.Wedet mailed (*Whop lrektsieok. Giotto;
.Wittettexth -No. 3/1-11ontir PIRO= street, a, the
Mat. te6-mth ant-.
: - '4IIII:7IioWES bit tiG iscosmoirsoloreens
woistegibuttiskii; ii r uitside and °heap. 'oxibib
Wield from: - -- W. H. CIARRYLE,& 11110.„
-4 • .
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~.- 2 074 DAYAISIt PDX f. , 04.+A1141 01 air,cotors,
10eastolvard, - Thud V. , Ovirr 100 pieces in store,
smistitis. :' '-',', ' ' Welt OARR.Vi; & BRO..
•:.-14181.-Rt . -, , - Masonic Hs% 710 011.EBTN UT 13t.
81141.3616' 6 SAYING FUND—NOILTEWEST
005128131 MICOAT) and WALNUT 8 .—Deposita re
moved in mall and lame amouate, from all tdasace of
the community. and ',Bowe Wend at the rate of FIVE
Ilia cam r. per annum.
Mann maybe,drawn by checks 'without lon of ie.
tereet.
°See open dilly, from until a o'clock. and on Mot
day aqd Saturday until nine in the evening. Prod
dent. PRAW.IN FELL; Treasurer and Seoretary,
MAO. CC. MORRIS. .
- 500 PAIt1:8 LI.Ci CURTAINS, from auction,
at groat bargain, bluaithi MR: 7 CRIISTNITT
!Mist, CARRY.t. & BRO. .
.... . ,_ , , ,
f ?, ';,II.I42,IIe , bIpErDOIS ONWIRG DCLLOHLIIIL
--::J111.11.01rED DOUBLE-THREAD.
-- Wan •Paxicrax As Elinor FAIR. •
I Fh'W.►ebf 9d«. 779 ARCH It. Agents 'waged.
hicrs,OmaiNq t , ' 4l styles and prices at
uet hirtytili, fiDn.eoOon, at THICIPSTNUT St.
',r.AOV3t 2., W. 71: OARRYL & BRO.
...,500 ?AIRS LAOB COSTAINB, frOM N.Y. AMC.
- W.II..CARRYI, & BRO.,
- - Meannia Ref, nif C.R.LBTNUT
".I . IOOIITANT TO. 'limoJai AND Grams.—
Th. Grover k Baker Bewine-Maohine Company have
Jpat hetrodamni lb new- and- aaperior,Bhattle-lßaohine,
Lute size, high - sited, with - latest - Improvements
Prtoo OM For Salo at N0.130' CHESTNUT STREET,
' • - (waif
GILT BOa'D WIIDOW GRADES and' Fix
too, al snob. -
GSM Bor'd, Window Shades and Fixtures. $2 each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and. Fixtures, each.
Geld Bor'd Window Elia.. and Fixture., $4 each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixtures. BS risen.
" W. H. DARRYL k BRO..
719 CIiEBTAUT St.
t strirtabow Fifth.
ALUIANDaa FunpruooF Sawis.-41. very
miortment of SALAMANDERS for silo at res
milli igloos, No. SIN CHESTNUT Bt., Philadelphts.
aslll-tf EVANS & WATSON.
&PM FLUID—NATIONAL SAFETY TSIZST
ClOwtomy,--Cluirtorod by the State of Ponturylvatus.
MILEIS.
• L Beier . ui remised wren day, turd to any &meant
Urge or emelt
PAVE PBS. CENT. interest is wad/or money from
the day it is put -
'& The monef is *Why; paid bete k in GOLD whenever
"At le:mailed rer, end without nodes.
& Mangy hi ilseeiveir from Bzetntas, Adsainisiraterr,
.0 1 " 4 " 1 9 4 • 64 - 4411 . 1r Trilziour i* Bide °rums!' sums.
rimsbra 104 or short yertod
& Alta nom roosived from Depositors is invested in
'SW Estate, lioridedes. Wound Roots; and mbar firm.
ALM seoutitiss. • •
A , OSA ollinielel7 day—WALNUT Onset. southlroM
maw Third sbost. Phitadaiehie. jai
• Ohs -PRIOR CLOTHING OP THE INATEET
Ortristf. made in the beat - manner, expressly Tor RE
TAIL BALE& LOWEST gelling lames marked to
Phdn Figures. AU goods wide toarder enanteted satin.
factory. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly adhere
to, I. we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing,
Ail are taeretrr treated ablate ,TONES k CO.,
- let MARKET Street,
. . . , ~' - - . MARRIED..
ei..BN—OAOREY.—On the toth ult., at Olney, by
the: Re,. Charles Campbell, Mr. - Benjamin Glen, of
Frankfortt, to Mute Adelaide Cishey, of Montgomery
eionntrc .
'.. Vocs—PßlCE.—On_the 29111 nit.. at Frankford. by
54 ar. A... Atwood, Mr. Thor.Vooe, of Fratikford, to Alpe
II a a. Price. of Mateyo*.
WLER—BaXEit.—On the rld ult., bY Elder R.
. Minims, Mr. William Bowler. Jr.. to Mist Eliza
- A. Baker, deciliter of. Jacob G. Baker, Est., both * of
late eity,
j^cose—PAßcui.—On the Nth tilt , by Rev. G. W.
halmma, KT, Gee. P. Jacob to Mrs. Ehzabeth C. Par
ktu, all of this oitr. . . ,
. . . .
.4rAIIiOMITEL--On the 39th Maroh.larmhß.Lsneaa
tely.te the letil year of his see. •
e i dquele 'Mende en & that*, of the - t ronds are
3 - ..- tD'iliV , bis - fauliml. without - further no;
Lt I S
;N il dottier. ai frii,24
wid
fb
fcle ,_ opor ,
- ~ tf edi Ali: Slet hil is o lt. me . W isice rn. P;off .ou 'lr r ee in n vi oc td
tp
intirtlt• more , from hie lite ossidenoe PM Routh
: Teeth rutINI&Loo WsdlixiSlT aftimoca at i o'clock T
,TlMWoodlice:l& ~,' , . .. ', L . %, . • . , *,,,,e °
IL.-dttresturdey , tecusinef eletllll.r4ron Pelt
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16 10 %4= tort . ' of t e L f veil '
asi ti l m ald wa r aftialtte ° rltiaml: f:11% hi:trit=e r a n g:
101 llenistkittleft,thli (Mendip &Monsoon at"
he Old threletheetiLL - ' ; • ", ~., ,' -., , , 4, , .•
,:. R4 l 7oll:=o*.thi nth ult.; Mrs. Jelnints fit t
o • in thepeer iesr of berme. " m -
the Til d r a ce late radtme o . o ro. 113 t !osier sit.,
1 as aiii r s th l r 4F; aUlt, JoetTh Stahl, undertaker;
00,,,A.2.11 - eausej rd .f;nm et,. jli T e - hi ; third. everor ,
.. I ' - ' 1 4. 11 umw,,,,,, k ,-011 ,, age. 0 , ‘! aft. h nit.._.fo . hn, lo . u a n t s,, ° 4"tis k e'39fh
~--Ife 4 from.
.b . ts_ late ' rexi - oene. No. 90 N. Tenth
F t
rit . _m_lia_ 72 _ i cepa ~,i a . ate o'clock. , .. e
, ril t,_ mio.c.,. r . un the 49tk u l t., finmuel Thatcher, in
' arts fiftFter ete bee. lie Well a whiter of Mower of
!- - 11puiterel from his late reridenee, um Lk he e ( 1
Mohave) it. th.• ( Monday) afternoon. at.% we fookliC
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' l . Ai N•libii, Fttlis
siren.' above Third,
CLan'
Reini d enth. Pa • .
giggles. Reading
r,Werth
Ward, N J,
alma; Pottsville
,Austen. Pa • •
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
DIED.
• 1 "" Cljr-•1 11 14
1°Z3.44.
li"-ri'741.1717.1:44:1-1141
41e WEE PJEMEMTEMAPI I / 1 . - •• MAIL=
- /LOAD , AMY...A plisetintef, ,Rtook- ,
h" are Orilla Tlwd) be WI enTUES AY, the
Ethl day of Apr I, , between the bonnie 12 itAt i a
o'qlocit P. Most that:Mod litseeicin the city of Rai .
deleb Is, then and them to elects nettdent end Waive
D .: ire•. co
- s , to aw • e etie Comrn .F.ALONE '
MlitrtM. , ,
niRAEL PAINTER,
•
wM. IntaHKR.
. • , ,
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~, . T T RO o r I aj ,I. T . E F I R T I ER KLIN,
aSpkr2.mtee nsburt DsmosrGEaOd M.
t K ts L ur N Post corr.
P; OFFICF: OF THE PHILADEXtPI4II4,
GERNIANTOWN;ANDNORRIBTOWN RAM
COMPANY, Newell 17th. 1850.
The B lard of Managers at their meeting of the Bth
n•elared a Dividend of 4 per cent. on the capital
stook for tho six months ending the 91st inat., payable
on and after Vonday. April 2d. .Tmnsfers will not be
made for ten da q s after the 2sd inst.
. - W. J. WILSON,
able-tape-mist Treasurer.
r .r. MODEL FARM A SSOCIATION.—TME
k 4 undereigned, Commissioners to open books in
Pliiladelphin, and reoeive subsoription n to the Capital
Stook of this Association, will sit F or the purpose in the
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS, No a 26 CIIESTNU U
Street, Monday, April IS 0, from 111 A. N. to 2 P. M.
The objeet of the MODEL, FARM ASSOCIATION,
is the establishment. on a comprehensive and practica
ble plan. of a MlDnt, FARM, a BOTANIC GARD O.N.
and an AG RiCULTUR•L bCHOChi. in one of the
Southeastern Counties of the state. and eonvenlent to
Philadelphia. The Capital stook is Sired. tw the Aot of
incorporation. at SW 000. divided into 1.000 shares of
460 each. No instalment on any subscription will be
called for until e2O Mare subscribed.
C. W. HARRISON, A. L. ELWYN. M. D.,
A S. littßEßTd, JOS. HARR4ION.
M. W,_BAA WIN E. MI C BELL,
Ja.,
2. 1 2r8 i b i1 T1121, 1146 ' M
. KENN . .
tokt9o-St Commissioners.
arMERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY.
—An Adjourned General Meeting of Stockhold
ers of the Mercantile Library - Company will be held in
the LIBRILNY, on TuESDAY Bytom°. the ad of
opril. A all attendance is cartioularly requested. ae
busman o spmial importance will he maid before the
meeting.
Br, order Gabe
rard of director'.
l , Rl l P i 'r a. r
. redden" ISoFfJ..lil i
U 3
. OFFICE OF THE FILILADELFILIA
ADD READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tee Voldere of the bends of this Company. desJuli 1.
1000. can not motive, upon application at this office. 10
per cent. In wish, upon the terms spemfied In the toren
tar attached.
The holders are also entitled to the benefit of a Pink
ing Fund of $140.000 per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their annual meeting, held January 0,
IMO, and in pursuance of the oontreat.entered int? by
.he company and duly recorded, to carry the same into
treat. 8 et:Al/FOIL', 'A'roseurer.
CIRCCLA:II.
Notice to the Holders 41 'Pit I. ri tphia and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1,1880.
These bonds aro secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 183.308.400. The
net revenue for the last fiscal year was six times the
amount of the annual inieroet on those bond*.
The managers propose to extend them for a mined 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 coupons for
the interest.payable half-yearly. will be mimed
A bonus of 10 per cent. will be given to the holders, in
consideration of their assenting to the e xtension. Thie
bonus will be paid in cash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive honda at the office at the Company, or to its agents,
for endersement. • •
Forms of reosipt end endorsement will be farnished
okapplication.
By order of the rd of Mansem
mt-tf Boa . a. mam n ENNv. Seeretanr.
POLITICAL.
GRAND RATWRYATION MEETING
PEOPLE'S PARTY.
A MASS MEETING
84,TURDAY EVENING, 7th 'net
AT CONCERT HALL,
At 7.1‘ o'clock . . to ratify the nominations made by the
PEOPLE'B CITY CONVENTION, for
CONTROLLER,
CONIMBSIONER, and
RECEIVER OF TKX.EFS
The meeting will be addressed by the following die
ting uished gentlemen:
Ron. WINTER DANIS.
Min. THOMAS COMM
Hon. A O. CURTIN.
Hon. THOMAS MARSHALL, of Pittsburg,
Rom ALEX. MoCLURE. of Franklin.
MORTON MoMICIIAEL. Esq.,
lion. D. A. PINNEY, of Crawford,
Hon. T. J. COFFEE, of Indiana,
lion. W. 11. KELL.Y,
Hon: ALEXANDER HENRY,
W. B. MANN, Fog.,
CHARLES E. LEX. Egg., '
Hon. HENRY D. MOORE.
PHILIP S. WHITE. Esq.,
J. R. IL AK 4EN, ER.. -
S. SNYDER LEIDY, Eng.,
T. R. FINLETTER.
JOHN B. NEWPORT, Hog. saiSt
LEGAL.
IN THE WORT OF COMMON PLEAS
-a. FOR THE oar AND COUNTY OF FHILADhL
FRIA.
matter of the iierigned estate of R. R. & H. IL CREW
MN.
The Auditor appointed b• the Court to audit, settle.
and adjust the eccount of Thomas .1. Diehl, Amines, in
cruet for the benefit °flit editors of Heller It Cressman
and Henry 8. ()rev:nan o late Radios as R. R. & H. 8.
Pressman. of the City of Philadelphia. end to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the assignee,
will meet the parties interested for the ourposee of his
a , pointonint. on Monde,. April Mtn. 1801.im 4 P. M.,
tterinitairwr—rne Assignee, No. AM WALNUT street
in the City of Philindelphm. _
tnwllt WILLIAM ZIC1113t; Auditor.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOM K.—The Partnership heretofore ex
L - Wing between the underaienod le dierolyed by ox
eiretion. The bileinea or the firm will be ' , attire
ORA 'ILES MILLER. at the Office. No 105 TV LNG' I
Street. 141 e ftliEti MILLER.
N. P. GORDON.
l'hiledelphis. April 25,1850. ap2.mwr-Si.
(10PARTNERS1111).—A. W. RAND has
N..f'TEIIS DAY admitted into Pa.tnership
GFOft OE W. ALLhN.
The style of the firm will be
RAND & ALLEN,
Who will rootlet'. the
;for Al ft AND lifiT-W AVIA FURNACE.
COORING-RANq E. PLUOIBIU S24OIN. NA'S, nod RUM/-
FITT/Nu BEBB,
At the old ratted
No. /24 North SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
Aprils. 1800. ap2-lai"
GUST•VUS G.-BgNNERS and GEORGE
W. Sid ITN bays Skis day issaociated th•ms•lvss
forlie Marble busis, at No. 1508 DIRA RD AVENUE.
the unianikoqrins of all kinds of marble work.
Partici in want Manilas, Alcmmants..Orsvo wo• k
of ail kinds. sad tilidins work. will Waite give um a
call se above. Froinetneaa and satisfaction guarantied.
mb3o.3t • .
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOK ON GRAPE CULTURE.—
By WILLIAM BRIGHT.
.LOOA.OI NURSERY. PHII.ADBLPHIA. PA.
Jeer enamsfrn.
Bala FIT'S SINOLw STEM. DWARF. AND
.RE.
NEWAI, SYBfEOI OF GRAPE CULTUR E.
Adapted to the Vineyard, the Grapery, and the Faulting
of Vill4l in Pots, on Trelltses, Arbors, 4.e.
In' is work full directions are given for Cultivating
and Fruiting Pot Vines ; n new system of Pruning for
the Vineyard; new method of making Vine Borden;
new manneernent of Cold Grapery; new views on Per
tinging the Grape
Price 50 cents. Sold bi
MOJA 13t* zmosn, 106 South THIRD street.
MEDICINAL.
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—Those
prated Bitters aro meeting with general favor.
They most offeotually and permanently cure all diem.-
derr arisins out of a want of proper tote at d healthful
action of the divestive organs They are highly recom
mended by the faculty of theprincipal came of thd
United States and Europe for the wear oure of Dye
ll...pain, Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility. Fever and
Ague, &o. TII.O.IIAd F. tili.AilLbY,
Princi pal Arent.
mh29-aflm corner SIXTH and spaucs Strews.
BLINDS .AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 10 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
Ls the most extensive manufacturer of
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
, .
,
'WINDOW SHADES.
Tie 1 L t and finest assortment In the city, at the
lowest prices. .
Store Shades made and letterod. Repaving promptly
attended to. apl-mwElln
OPE RA GLASSES.
TSE GREATEST VARIETY_
Fou BALE Low BY
M. J. FRANKLIN,
app -St 112 SOUTH FOURTH Street,
WALTER EVANS & CO:'S
BOAR'S-BEAD SIX-CORD
SPOOL COTTON,
Sursirior to any ever imported, la strength, smoothness,
and elasticity, for machine or band sewing.
LENGTHS W.CHUMNTED.
"We have tried Evane & Co.'s lioartivtllesl Sewing
irtfcgny us UR
Broa Y.
dway.
0, CAYWILLE, General Agent, Nev York.
J. B. HOWELL
'Agent for Plilltidelphla,
DOOMS, 8 1 8 MACHIN E
-1
frHE ROOT AND HERB DOCTOR has
itot4inufl to "Nond-Vffaladstrmi,tl,llths!iiti.
He enables the blind to res, the deaf tohear, the lame to
walk. Hundrede have neon brought to their eight and
beaten in ten days. Treatment, 86 per month. Wilt
revisit the brat mx dare of OMIT ran , ,t b.
apk-fit • nit, W. I.ltriNGATalf
AMBUOTYPES AT ALL PRICES, PHO-
TtKIRAPIIR , IIIIOI9 from We or from dasnstreo
tVbsis.lis., for al eeoh; titereosooplo Portraits tekon
for $1 W each. Stersosooom %Nowa of allvarts of the
woriri, Inc sale et REIMER'S GALLERY, SEA:OIVD
fitteet, above Green. Ito
ofINORWAY S P RII E —Eng. Wey.
t moat P i rt, it i t 01 and a fedieTtrrti).Tegot
andpeasty, with a general assortment of hada. Unia -
Ineatal.and Fruit Troos, at the lower.t prices.
ire\ rillttSCOM,
aoll•Stir. Evergreen Nursery. Woodbury, N. J.
ARDEN SEEDS FOR 1860.
C
VEGETARLE SEEDS in great variety.
FLOWER SEEDS, upwards or MO varieties.
(MAD AND b'LE GI) S DS of the best qusllty.
GARDEN DIPIANIENTB and Boobs.
Fruit T eee and Roam Grupo Vines, ko., &o.
Send for Catalogues, which may be had grabs.
1111131-1 m A. Ditlql.lit,327 Chestnut at
110 T . --Sawyer's House-warming,
Ventilating rumens. or new constrorlion can be
seen in operation. Builders and contractors. ' for pri
vate or putilla buildings, are invited to see Inc them.
selves, JMIt 7 OB F. .P4gIR SON.
123 North BK,—",
VANILLA , BEANS.-1 case for sale, by
- akb2l a an 4 Nom SZOOED Bviet,
SKELETON. SKIRTS
VOA •BESI'IS Tlnt O,IIgAPEST.
1860 -*":
as WOVEN ,OOfIE TRAIL" ,
SKELETON SKIRTS. '
CRINOLINE DE PARIS.
Those fashionableboodo meet with unirerool %ROT
by the Critical Trade ; s t ud for r
QUALITY OF MATERIAL,
EXCELLENCE OF worix.mANanii. ,
• AND SYMMETRY OF FORM. ' •
Those Goods Bland Unrivalled.
FOR BALE EVERYWHERE BY THE TRAD*;
As there ire many worthless imitations, Ladies should
he partioular to nee that OUR NAME is stamped mime
the Bawl ar Even, Skirt, as a mete quarantsi of
quality.
OSBORNE & OHEESMAN,
ANSONIA, 1.
mhelvernam CONNECTICUT.!
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GORE TRAIL SKIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
EVANS SI HASSALL. '
51 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
mh2S•fmW In
.PREPARED' GLUE.
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUES
A STITCH IN TIME BAVES NINE."
HOONOPSY I DISPATCH
8A THE PISCES!
dr accideety trill happen, eve* in wal-yeesdateri
families, it is very deeirable to have some ohe►p and
oonvenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crooke
ry,
SPADDIXG'I3 PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergenoiea, and no household can afford
to be without it. It is slimy' ready and up to the stick
ing point. There in no longer a necessity for limping
chairs, splintered veneers, headless dolls, and broken
untidier!. It in Just the satiate for cone, shell, and other
ornamental work, so popular with ladies of refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation is used eold. being abdo
minally held in solution, and possessing all the valuable
qualities of the best cabinet-makers' glue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vainly
more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N. R. A brush sooompanies sash bottle.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE , OEN TS.
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York.
Address
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO..
Box No. 8806, New York.
Put up for Dealer's In Canes containing tom, eight,
sod twelve dozen, a beautiful Lithographic Snow-cent)
aboompanyiug each package.
A single bottle of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will sass tail times its oust annually to every household
Bold by all prominent Stationers, Druggiata, Third
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fano,
Morals.
Country Merchants should make a note of
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
when making up their list.
IT WILL STAND ANY CLIMATE.
dm-mwf-y
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
pay, , PRIOR, & CO.,
11445 MARKET STREET,
r ' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &0.,
awe now on hand a large snd wellwkeleoted stook,
will,* they are yrepared to Noll at the lowest market
rrloee. mhs,lm
its • W. GIBBS lfa SONS.
ho, sat MARKET BMW,
Are now opening their
SPRING STOUR' OF GOODS
Adapted to
MEN'S WEAR.
In Which will be foondAinll
°/'°1118! Dow( rem_vrtailNGS, TRIMMINGS. Eto.
A . W. LITTLE al CO..
SILK GOODS.
No. 826 MARKET STREET.
fa-am
JAS. R. CAMPBELL. Be 00..
DEPORTNIIN AND W OLIL&T DEALERS 111
DRY GOODS.
LINENO, WRITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, OASSIXEREB,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, illo
No. 737 CHESTNUT Street.
lal4-3mit
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER as FENNER.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL MANUFAOTURRRS,
No. 330 MARKET STREET,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CLINTON COUNTY 'LIFE AND GENE
RAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
PLAT ESBURG, MISSOURI.
i
Chartered n MO.—Authorized Capital, +SIAM,
DIRXCV.RS:
H. Whittington. Winslow Turner, T. R Bradley,
George W. Culver, Jamea H Birch, Ir.
H. WHITTINGTON, Free.
I. N. HOD RADAY. See. and Tumor
Special attention paid to Colleetlone, and Money
romptly remitted. Nuttiness solicited. mh23-3m*
THE .ENTERPRISE
INSURANC34 COMPANY
OF FHILADEPNLi. •
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNBR
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
RATCLIVOII_D
WILLIAM MAHAN,
NALDHO FRAZIER,
JOllll M. ATWOOD,
pr. T. TREDICto
NIT WHARTON R .
F. ATCHF
CHARLES W. CORN. No
MORDECAI L. DAWBOII,
GEO. H. 8 ruawr.
Lints H. Baowx,
B. A. FAurcErrocx,
Avaxw D. CAEII.
/111RIDGER.
ORD 8 ARIL President.
oratory.
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATEH APRIL. MS, HY THE STATE OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND AIM%
!Samuel Wiiitht. DlßlC 'I D O . R
B B . :
Barney,
Wm. W. Walter", J. W. Evernien,
§heis. Rionardeon, Henry Lewin, Jr.,
A.
so. A. West, Jacob W. Stout.
. Wagon DAMN, Evan Morns,
Thom. S. Martin, Menko Stern.
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
JONATHAN J. BLOOTJM, Vice Free%
WILLIAMS 1. BLANCHARD. Renretary. Jail -rf
MUTUAL • LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORE.
asts:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
114#1111111D IWORTHOVERSHIAM%AL ISTATN
The premiums ere Lowsat than in ninny other Comps.
Mem, and the Dtvidends have been GIIZATE.E.
'Tie Is a strictly MtITTIAL giMrll4l`l". The are no
tookholders, no that A Ur& POFITS
MILONO TO Tll3 135111L1D.
Pamphlets, end every interinttion,Aner be bee
ORAT73, On ItitpliCltt lOU to
P.itrautivonn STAR R, A_Kent,
B. W. corner FOURTH and VI AMID r &reels.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Rolans. John Walsh.
Alordsom L Dawson, George H. dtneirin
peorite
Id ore, M. Stroud. E. 8. Whalen,
ohn
J. Fisher Learning.
Msvh ,g T
William C. Ludwig.
ohs ItL i Aaro g g Artbu- ti Collin,
Thomas H. Powers. qeorga VT, Toland,
William hloKee. 'rhos: Waf.Ason. n2S4sito
HEATON 63 DENORLA.
HARDWARE
COMMISSION MERCHANT.%
007 COMMERCE and 610 NORTH STREETS,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
CUT NAILS,
HOLLOW WARE.
CAST, BLISTER, AND 0 ERMAX-- -
STEELS.
Which, with a comolete amortment M
AMERICAN HARDWARE
They offer for male at
hIANUFACTURERS' PRIORS,
toB-w Clain i I
PTURE TRUSS,
WHITE'S PATENT LEVER.
Adjusted at NEEDLE'S,
TWELFTH andiRACE Streets, Philadelphia.'
Kr Saud for a Pamphlet. "SO mhal-am
taIiTAH, DIM GOODS.
OPENIN . O. - Or
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
MANTILLAS,
ON MONDAY, APRIL SECOND.
WXLLtAM P. CAMPBELL '
mipt-et" 11U4 CHESTNUT Street.
CLOTHS,
UNDER JAIME'S HALL.
OASSIMERES,
UNDER. JAYNE'S HALL.
VESTINGS,
UNDER JAYNE'S HALL. I
LADIES' OLOAKINGS,
UNDER JAYNE'S HALL.
BOYS' • WEAR.
AT
ESHLEMAN'S Wholeaale and Retail Cloth Eton,
No. OP ofIBISTNUT Street, under
nthElqnwllm •
JA.I4YE'S HALL.
1860. 1860.
spßnsui STOOK NOW OPEN.
Full Btooi of BILKS, .
Full Stook of SHAWLS,
•
Full Stook of DRESS GOODS,
Full Stook lit LINEN GOODS,
Full Stook of COTTON GOODS.
, Full Stock of BLACK GOODS,
Full Stook r.V. WHITE GOODS,
Full Stook of LACE GOODS,
New Materhils for DUSTKRB,
Novella FRENCH GOODS, /to.
EYRE* LANDELL.
FOURTH & ARCH STREETS, Philadelphia.
N. IL-43 f OREKEEPERS, may at all times And Good
Bargains, dolly froin New York and Philadelphia
AUCTIONS.
P.B.—BLACK 81118, at Net Priest deo Weill/ Cheep.
mhZi-tf
1860. °P.ENING. 1860
•
TIDEI MORNINO, AND DURING TUB WEBIC.
SPRING MANTELETS
AND
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
In Greet Varlet/, et thei
.PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM
J. W. PROCTOR.
No. TOS CHESTNUT Street.
•
SEVEN AND NINE—
Flounce 'Berea° Robes. •
Three , flonnoe and Double•akirt do.
37, 31, N. and 43 cent Figured French /hareem
One lot Figured Silk Ohalleys. 411 cent*.
One lot London Plaid Mohair's, 23 cents.
Mode all-wool De Lamm :47% cents.
High oolong extra fine do. for V% mints.
GRAY GOODd.
Beide Mixtures. Cherie. Striped. &o.
Ottoman ()ray and Brown Footing.
Silk and Wool Mixture,.
Plain and Plaidalobaire.
BI,OK. GOODS.
Sleek Wool De Dune,. 37.% to 36 oink.
Blade Sommer Borobazinee, 8736 to ell&
Murk Derives, Millie, Alpaca., an.
slack and Purple Pe tonnes. It% cents.
Bear Black avid White Wool Da ( A gana, gym can t,.
/ORME() MANOKESCRIEFI.
Cheap lota Bandkeroldefa end Gollare.
SPRING 01.0AKS
In great varieti. now rtal3 p • ER
NiNta and hIARREVIRI.
THORNLEY & CHISM,
-a. Cal. special attention to their Stook of—
f] I
B .DREPOOODB:
- 01.14'kERS Ann DRESSIOL
also r e rho jtiohat mock in Philadelphia, of—
, Freak Mee Boarsous.
Pre get* Lace Plopolormiies.
Frew* Lace Eugenia&
- French lace Shawls.
French Lac e Dilutes.
Fren Mantle'.
French Laos 'Nimes.
Cambria Laces. ehantilla Laces. &e., 40.
BOUGHT FOR CASH !
We invite attention to our Staple Goods, viz a
Best Really and Fronting Linens.
Best Shirting. Sheeting, and Yttlnrr Muslim
Spring and Sommer Flannels and enamored.
Mixed Ciothe, Blank French Cloths. &0., &o.
Beet Kid Gloved, Silk Gloves, Rosary, Linen, Hand
ke , ohsefs 4e., &o.
Northeast corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
mh2l Til " HARRISON BUILDINGS."
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Offer a fell line of CHECKED SILKS.
The most deeirable colorings of
Fine Cheeke and Striper,
in very glow and petfeet Goods.
All colon and qualities
Lyone and Swiss solid colored
oomprising an assortment of
Two hundred ;risers.
men.if CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
NEW STYLE OF BALMORAL.
. 4. 4 new Spring style Balmoral Skirt.
BHA RPLEBB IBROTITIRE
I READY-MADE CLOTHING.
LDRIDGE„
"CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
N. E. Corner EIGHTH and CHEBTNUT Bts.
Orr Customer Work made at abort notice.
mh3l-3m-if
PHILADELPHIA.
O. THOMPSON,
• MERCHANT TAILOR,
N. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND WALNIIT STS.
Respectfully invites the attention of all thole cawing
front the inconvenience of bad fitting pantaloons to
hie superior method Omitting and fitting this iinportant
garment. This iv, in,
however, almost faultraloomPea with the unskilled cutter, who has never searched
for or made .himself master of the true method. Having,
in a measure, made Chia department a specialty. I invite
all who aro interested to give me a call. I have always
on hand a complete assortment of desirable goods for
Coatings, Pantaloons, and Veatings, of the latest styles,
partially of my own importation.
BELLS.
OAST-STEEL BELLS.
FOR CHURCHES,
ACADEMIES,
•
FIRE ALARMS,
FACTORIES,
PLANTATIONS, to., AO.
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY
NAYLOR & Co..
520 COMMERCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
These Dells have been sztenevelyin use in all parts
of Europe, the United Stated. ami Canada. for the past
live years. We are, therefore. now prepared to state
them principal advantages to boas follows:
Ist. Great strength and elastio*y of the material.
2d. A very pure and melodious quality of tone,
combining sweetness with PM, in a remarkable
degree.
3d. An average saving of 40 per cent. in ant, as
compared with that or ordinary tells.
beery Bell is warranted for one year, with proper
usage. m any climate.
Chimes of any dimension, anal to order, with *Teat
accuracy. ruh33-tf
it FAMILY FLOUR."
or
CHOICE BRANDS,
FOR SALE BY THE BARREL, BAO, OR POUND
C. H. MATTSON.
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
inhto
CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
No. 1009 ORESTNUT STItEkT, N 0.10114
felo-4mlf
_____
JOHN DIOKINS 4 :O I ,' --
_...-cOMAIIBBIONA ' IqMIHANT -- ---
--- AN
__--- -- ORALER IN DOIRRtr OG
K AND FOREIGN ---
• _
_EXCHAN.
. .
HOUSTON,
Col!notions made andprompt remittances in Sight
wxohange, at currant ra g es, on New York, Boston, or
New Orleans.
CRESCENT CITY 111 1 1411:;I:w (Means,
Messrs. 11 ENNINOS & GOSLING, New York.
PRICE. Es, New York.
Messrs. PIERCE &. BACON. Boston. mhl64mlf
TAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS,
tir receivedper ship 'Horatio, tso..coneisting of Crawls.
Silk, Brocade. nod Sinneapple Dresses; Scarfs, &o.
Jaßanee° Work-bosen, Waiters, ko., riohly inlaid ; a
curious Dessert Set, of Jade stone, nobly oarved, with
a variety of curiosities Alan, a fise ly-executedvaint
lag of filionshao, at No. 8 WEtif PENN SQUA HE,
1 blertiok street./ first house above Market at. rohBo 6t
TEA CADDIES, SPICE CADDIES, OIL
stands, mot lume elands , coffee standl,gromer coun
t., . oainn an d „ in n ts , a nd groalits' general koware,
gifrtAdprnorlptioo Donlev, anFear
ranlgg
HENlta c i s
i thv im
sak9-11n . 110
MERCHANT TAILORS.
or TEN If ATIOrAOIIIIiII or
REPOSITORY,
THIRD -STREET 30kaiiffia mum.
RIG,
1.86 C) Sr N 860 •
FRESH GOODS. • ,
.
RIEGEL. BAIRD. 80 CO.,
DILPORTDDS AND JOBBDRIII
OP
FORNION AND AMERICAN
DRY (100 DIS. •
NO. 47 N. THIRD 6TRN.BI.
PIDELADRUMA.
would reepeottlilly invite the attention o °mato
Merchants to their , •
;ANON AND, WDLL.ABLEOTBD STOOL OF
FRESH bPRING 13001)8;
Whioh they are now reoirlviag to atom
Merchants would find it to their advantage to
oall and examine our stook. fed-3m
PM ERO HANTS BUYING OIL
OLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
BLABON &I SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS Or OIL-OLOTHB,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
We Invite the attention of dealers to our large @took of
FLOOR. TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS.
e GREEN Oil CAMBRIC. .
beauttftd arttoIe GLAZED
rot Shades. The knelt stook of
WINDOW SHADES end DUFF BOLLARDS to the
market, at prices which defy oompetition. re!-tea
1860. SPRING TRAM 180 V.
BUNN. ItAIGTJEL. & CO..
INIPORTNRIS AND JOBBHRS IN
FANCY DRY GOODS.
.137 NORTH TIURD STREET,
Are prepared to exhibit at their salesrooms the most.
°motet, stook of goods ever offered by them, moment
fog unusual attractions to the trade generally.
The stook animism! a oomplets, assortment of every
garteti
SILKS, RIBBOIVIS,
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, CLOTHS,
GASSIADSREB AND VESDINGS,
HOSIERY, (FLOM!.
ABD
TRIMMINGS. a
Also, a full and general assortment of Ogling
SHAWLS
/USD
MANTILLAS.
{To ail of uldek they invihe the attanhoa of
OASR AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS WERRA.
IL M. BURN, V. Q. BUSH.
if. R. xtueum, W. W. XURTZ,
R. F. BONN. b M-gm
PAPER. HANGINGS. &o.
1860 . SPRltifa STYLES, 1860.
0.
WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
Meselbotnrers and Importers
on
PAPER HANGINGS.
N 0.17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, below Market.
Offer unusual facilities to Southern and Western bay
rata splendid &took of goods to select from, and all of
be novae and best designs:WlNDOW OUNTAIN PA
PERS in endless variety. ten-lm
WA L L PAPERS, WALL PAPERS,
Wholesale and Retail, at reduced ',flees. WI
NORTH FOURTH btreet. below Rule. Housekeepers
and others wahi do well to give as &call. and examine
our stock be fore purchaeing elsewhere. Rooms papered
at the shortest notice. by_earerul workmen. Don t for
et the number-148 NORTH FOURTH Street. bolow
Knee. MeSVOY & 001.
ma-dlnt
TO 01.4®3E BUSINESS.
HART,.XONTGOKERY, & 00.,
NO. 332 011NSTNIIT STRUT,
Will aeA out. through thin winter and nest eirtine, their
large steak of
PAPER HANGINGS,
misting of every variety oonneotedwith the Winer,
AT GREATLY REDUCED MOIR.
MB gamma PAPitais" - AT- se .rim-atrtfT. BS
LOW 006 T.
renwas wanton[ their Holum Papered. out get great
BARGAINS.
12-tf
. 6 . in. KlWaletiniarAWN.4llol~,-,—.-
STATIONERY.
STRANGERS
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND 'EXAMINE ONE
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY.
CHECKS, DRAFTS, NOTES, -
COPYING BOORS AND PRNESED,
ENVELOPES, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS,
to be mend m any establishment in the UNITED
STATES.
Sold Wholesale, and Retail. at LOW and UNIFORM
PRIOES.
WILLIAM MANN.
mh3-11 43 SOUTH FOURTH Street.
MOSS, BROTHER, & Co.,
NO. 480 MARREN STREET,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, AND
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Keep a large and woll•seleoted stook, IMPORTED,
DOMESTIC, and of their • own MANUFACTURE
Wholesale and Retail at the very lowest prism
BLANK BOOK I E
On hand In large quantity, or made to order, of any
desired pattern, of the very host material and work
manship.
We are enabled from our extended facilities to offer
supertor inducements to purchasers.
A call Is rollotted. fel9-2m
FANCY DRY GOODS.
yAR N S I
Doubt* and Twisted, two or three *ord. bird or
slack twist, from No. 20 to 40. Unbleaehed or Blintehed,
of floperior Quality, on hand, or made to order cheep
Mr sash. Address,
F. PRATT & 00.*
mhe-lot PAWTIIOI{.. T. R. I.
ritURNETT,
KJ/
SEXTON. &
SWEARINGEN
toportArg of
FANOY GOODS.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEN'S FUttNIEHUNG GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SlCTlLTS—Shetlend Wool. ephyrs, and VARIETIES
No. 419 MARK= bTREET.
I)TJHRING & 00.,
Noe. g 6 and 26 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now reoerving, by successive arrivals from Eu
rope, their
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
OY
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
Machine Sowing Silk and Thread—and gallon an in
spection of their complete and well-inseorted meek—
MIPEMALLY ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRADE. fe3-11m
FERTILIZERS.
TO FARMERS.
PIIOSPIIATIO
GUANO
FROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INDIES.
THE RIMIEST FORMATION OF PHOSPHATE
OF LIME KNOWN IN TILE WORLD.
It contains over go per vent. of Bone Phosphate of
Lime, being CO per cent. richer in Phosphate of Lime
than Bone Duet. • .
FOR SAGE BY THE TON OR OAROO. AND TO
FARMERS, AT
939 DER TON 1:.:4 2,000 LBS.
JOS. B. HANSON & Co,
Sole Agents toladolpMe,
mh9-fmw-7m No. 39 NORTH 'WATER Street.
G ENTLEMEN 'HAVING COUN TR Y
BEATS and GARDENS, who have not suffunent
manure of their own, or who are desirous or a amok .
growth and large nod early crops of vegetables , a beau
tiful lawn and areas plat. will find what they need in the
YOUD ETTK
OF TILE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
This fertilizer is peat, handy, without odor, Peaked
in new barrels, and has the advantage of not injuring
the seed or plant by direct contact therewith, and of he
in k n own for twenty years as a reliable article. hue
a .00 per burro!' for seven barrels and over
etrivhlets wi diront one, kO.. free. Apely_ to
TII LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
IS6 South DELAWARE Avenue, Phila.
mh,Ehf mw-lm
11=21n
WV4TII.
,
ROODS - AN D BOARD WANTED----By
two 'gentlemen, Ina !Okay privaty A m it y; i n .,
oration must t. t. p... 7 .t,. room
of ba ts, furnished. good
;7, 1 t rinstiWorl r; V,' =l' irad.t.'Psw. T*lo l '7l4l
OirtoeTvnti I Oth of April. Altering terms, number of in
mates is oimilf,rte. Permanant arrangement. mots,
irsatmben. ap2.30
VANTED—A yming man with small
• • capital, to travel. Apply Room 4421 OFFRBZ.
NUT. aat-St•
WANTED TO RENT, for one or two
Summers, two adjoining or neighboring COTTA
GES. furnished or unfurnished ; with stables and Coach.
Convenient /Armen by railroad. Addresa"Post Olfroae'
Box 1027. mh3l St'
WANTED—lmproved Real Estate worth
from 816 000 tos9o 000. Payable one-half qua'.
Mane* in City Parsenner Railroad took nt prices,
Addreng J. W., Box 1482 Philadelphia Pont °Moe -
mb3l-3t _ _ . .
WAITED —l l OOO Ladies to send for
DE R1J81:11 great book. Every young man and
tg o rn v e:=7 6 la= . holy wedlavk should have thin
to 80x84,..190m ielphis P, O.
feta •
FOR SALE AND TO LET
01 FARMS AND-COUNTRY SEATS
FOR BLE AND 80 WE TO RENT.—FARM of
AoR.BB, 2) miles from Norristown, in a, good
neighborhood. For sale a bargain. Immediate pommi
mon given.
FARM OF 110 ACRES, on Badge Pike. miles from
railroad depot. good buildings. beautifully located, and
only 4663 ver sore 83,000 can remain at 6 per Gent.
Immediate possession given.
COUNTRY BEA P. with 3 acres, beautifully located,
FOR BALE o R E NT three miles from Norristow n .
ROUtlis TO in small village four mites trap
Norristown. suitable for mummer boardera. •
HANDHOhiIs PROPER I Y. of eight acres, on a Pike,
IS miles from the city, on Mill terms.
Coundersigned. having a greet variety of Fanny and
ountry Seats for *ale, Batters himself that he ow n ac
commodate all who may favor him with a call.
• R. R. CORSON.
apnmwf 4w Real Estate 'Broker, Norristown, Pa.
EN TO RENT-TWO THREE-STORIED
AM-New Rowel. all modern Imaroiements Liam,
yard ; one on GIRARD A venue,near FIFTEENTH
&root; the other on FIFTEENTH Btreet.lustAbove
the 'avenue. Inquire of C. 3. BROWER, Ashland
H °nee. ARCH Street. below Efehth. ape St.
FOR SALE—Desirable Building Lots
eta low price, and only small portion of cub te.
!mired, situated on Sharpnack street, is abort dimen c e
above the Battle Oroand. Aleo,Mo feet on Shoemaker's
lane or Peon street, nelr Bristol street., Intone of
ALLIBRTUS MN% Main Street, kinittrouss Warta of
Sharpnack street. • Inh3l-3t.
T --
O TANNERS —One ofthe most eligible
locations in this State. for an extensive Tannery,
is now offered for sate or rent. on liberal terms.
Locality—Logan or Puckahoe Valley, Blair County,
near Tipton, on the Penney lvasi a Rd.
Improvements.—A substantial newbuilding. the
lower story of which solid masonry. 75 feet by 60 feet ;
engine house, adjoining, 75 feet by It feet, containing
boilere and engine of sixty-horse power.
Advantages.—Situated on tho Pennsylvania Railroad,
with easy access to both the eastern and western mar
kets. A considerable stream, of the Roast and purest
water in the State, risin near the summit of the Alle
gheny mountains. Ches tnut,
nut, oak. and hemlock bark,
great abundance. in the immediate neighborhood of the
property. At Tipton, by a superior plank road, thr
Pennsylvania Railroad connects with a large dietrict
back country. which will afford an almost gnbraittect
supply of alt the most, desirable qualities of Writ ; for
which reason the business of erinding, sacking. and
shipping bark, could be 'engaged last this point with
great profit. • '
For' further information apply : at the office of the
Alleyhotni Railroad and coat Quitman!, Ito. 130 South
THIRD street, Philadelvhis. -
mhal-ifSt JOHN E. ADDICKS, President.
ADJOURNRD PUBLIC SALE.—By
MEL virtue oven order of the Orphans' Court of Mont
gomery county, will be sold at Robb° sale. on MON=
glYilgrkt,l led). on
Elirtift a OR tI
tlEa r tP
LAND. situate on Airy street, in the borough of Nor
ristown. Montgomery oonnty,adjoining the Episcopal
Churchflate the property o!'• Nev. Nathan Stem, de
ceased.
The Lot is 4 1 3 feet 10 inehes front on Airy street, ex
tending back 130 feet. The house. which is built in cot
tage tyle, is 2) stories high, containingparlor, library,
dining room, entry and kitohan on the first floor. and 6
rooms, together with bath room. on the named floor.
The lot iv tastefully and handsomely fitted up, mak
ing it one of the moat desirable residenees in Nor
ristown.
• .
For further information, cell on R. T. TSWART,
Elm., In said borough.
Bale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. Condition, by
mh3o-at , DAVID POTTII, Trustee.
GERMANTOWN:—For sale, on easy
Jail. terms, a handsome pointed !Home RESI,DENCH,
near htanheim street. ?lank And Calvary
Church." llouae has sas, ;water. and all =darn con
vomenoes. The situation is not surpassed in German
town. ER.
mh3o-12t Edd &nth FOU R THs t r e e t.
TO RENT—A large Wholesale Wine and
Liquor Store. with the Flaturea for IterotifitaX,
and Vista dory for aale. ADDETs by letter, to .• tlharige,'
at thin office. mil3l-30
go TO RENT-A DESIRABLE
Mil country residence, with six acres or lawn, tee
house, stabling, (milliard, Ac., about ono marl from
Chestnut Hill. Apply to A, BLIGHT, PIP WALNUT
btroet, No.lo, second Boor. mb29 itt•
in TO OAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
iituThe Machinery A Stook. and Fixtures of a large
Manufactory .of PAPER HANGINGS, replete with
every oonveruenee for carrying on on extensive busi
ness. desirable invegtrnent to persons of energy who
canpugh the busineui. For wile with or without the
building. Inquire at32l CHESTNUT S West_
halliwfmtf if • hart, MONTGOMERY, & CO.
Ng FOR SALE OR TO RENTL-Store No.
A. no South WHARVES, above Pine street, run
ning throne% to Water street Rig by 136 feet. Apply to
E. EI.WIIP.LIOI k C0.,909W eLN UT St tolaT-Ir mind
V. 0 L LI ERY TO LET.THE CELE
BRATED LUKE FINER COLLIERY, situated
at Shamokin, in the Shamokin Coal Basin, and on the
line of the Shamokin completi o nd Pottering Railroad,
will pa let upon the of the Improvements
powmPoerom
There are two veins of Rad Aeh Coal opened on the
property, each seven feet thick. The coal is of a. sups
rlor quality, and has attained a high reputation where
ever it has been rattail:toed. It is lustily valued and
commands a ready sale in Baltimore and intermediate
places. to which it is sent both by cane! and railroad. A
market line also been opened for this coal in the North
and Northwest. Ter shipment to the Feat it rosy be
taken to Delaware City, and, U9Oll the completion in
June next. of the extenron of the Mine Hill Rai,road
connees with ttro- Shamokin Valley and Pottsville
Railroad, it can he shipped at Richmond.
These veits will yield , from three to four hundred
thousand tons above water level. There are other
veins of White. Red, end Gray Ash Coal on the pro
perty. which are easily accessible. The capacity of the
breaker is fifty thousand tone pur annum.
The Colliery can be examined on application to D. W.
C. Cleaver, on the premise&
For farther infbrmation apply to
A. M. EASPWICK,
tf No. :II VINE Street Philadelphia.
POE SALE—A large Carriage and liar,
riess-making establishment. situate on the corner
of two of the widest streets in Portsmouth, Va.; doing
_good, thriving business The owner is unable, through
ill health, to longer give it attention. Can be purchased
on low and very reasonable tonne. or leaned fora term
of years. Apply to 0 SO. R. SNEAD,
Portsmouth, Va.,
or at EV CHESTNUTSON,
mlal Int 304 Street.
TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
sus, double hottsee. well shaded. with coach house,
and gardens attached. on Tammy Plank Road - one mile
below Tacony. and three-quarters of mile from tee
14,37trNttridgrteriLeopot. at Brideaburg.
FOR SALE—A Dwelling. HOMO ; near the
State ma... imitable for Oleoes.
mhl.lm. OH!WEL RUHTADSo
t.
rFOR SALE, in HADDONFIELD. N. J.,
pleasant Cottage. with about two acres of cround,
stable, fruit trees, and accessible from the city. by rail.
in 30 minutes, five time* a day, and by a gravel turnpike
of six nuts,. Price 60,000, terms saay.
ED. Ape! to
WA LN,
mhl3-Im . 702 WALNUT Street.
F 0 U SALE—The 'two LIOUSEB,
leattion. 412 and 414 A RCASST StreeEt.
THOMWARDSON. Jr.,
mh2-Int • 412 PRUNE Street.
•
G ERMANTOWN PRIIPERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE,
The valuable Farm and CorintriSeat. cautioning 105
amen of highly,aultivated land. situated in the town
chip of Germantosn. Philadelphia county, and within
Tmiles of_ the depot in Germantown.
he situation of this properts not to be mirpriseed,
being bounded on the north by Washington lane, on the
West by Township Wile road, and on the south by
Haines street, and within one-eighth of a mile of the
Limekiln Turnpike. and a quarter of a mile of two Sta
tions on the' Chestnut Hill branch of the Germantown
Railroad, High street, and Washington lane.
The 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
view of the surrounding country, and is internee ad
by the !streets running from Germantown, as laid down
on the Parvnyor'e plan of that distriet. The property is
laid out in fivo acre late, lithographic plane of which
may be obtained on application to either of the under
signed.
Also. a valuable mid handsome Building Lot, situated
on Manheim street. near Flank rood, Gsrmantown,con-
Mime in front on said street IN feet, and in depth
about SW feet, having an area of about, acres. The
ground hes high and elopes towards Manheim street,
upon which front is a row of large and elegant Wade
-trees.
Also, severs' fin, Building Lots adjoining and in the
vieini, of Fisher s-I tee Station, Germantown.
For further particulars tsrms appy to
GEORGE tr .Attorneg,
oor. BLX and WALNUT Streets.
Or to SAMUEL S. HENRY, _
rata-zm . GERMANTOWN.
B ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—Two
first-ohms Edßard Tables, with 1 .4" inch marble
beds, and latest Improved cushions, made hist May—
now using at the Mount Vernon Houma, Pena above
Fifth street, Reading. Apply to
MARKETANTZ
Nast &pare,
fe2741 . Reading; Pa.
FOR SALE—A Mineral-Water Appant
tus.in good order, with Fountains and lhaugbt-
Stand compote. Will be sold very Imr. Apply to
JOHN C Si.VERY, Wholeasle Druggist . 807 MAL
KET Street. .
BOARDING.
NOW VACANT—A 'cry desirable third
-L ptory front 11001TIt with or without Board, at 1512
CHEHTIPU r Street. avd-St
T WO PLEASANT CHAMBERS VA
CANT. with Board. At 11:'J WALNUT Bt. tithl-Im*
PERSONAL.
- poR EUROPE.—llaving been appointed
Agents far WM. WILLIAMS k CO.'t 'Transat
lantio Express RI) aro nom preparrd to receive
REIOII r, PACKAGEe:, he..
For all port* of Europe and Asia, et Tires unprece
dented in thin city. OAKM & CO.,
apt ant No. Sel South FIFTH Street.
IDERSONAL.—Cash will be paid, and the
h ig he s t T ime, for Lodi.' and Gents' oast-off
Clothing. liy addrosaing Box air, blood's Dispatch.
mh23-11t.
LOST AND FOUND.
ripitEASURY NOTE LOST.—Was lost by
a Lady, on tats night or the 90th ult., in the oars
running from Baltimore to Philadelphia, or •on hoard
the Steamer erasing the Sunquehanne River. a
TREASURY NOTE
for FIVE Run DEED DOLLARS,
or a GOVERNMENT DRAFT for that amount, the
loner is uncertain which.
The only description she can give of it is that it •
several endorsements on the bank, the name of which
ebe cannot recollrot, except the Ma, which is S. Curti
minx,. • A suitable reward will MARKET.E any cite 'ON
will return the same to No. 3.33 Street. Phila
delphia.ap2.lt.
•
EDUCATIONAL.
AMILY SUHOOL FOR BOYS, , at,
POTTSTOVVN, Montgomery county, Pa —The en-
Beim Summer Session Mollcommence WEDN Re-
AY. May 2d. Circulars, with full particulars, fur
nished, on application to
Rev lit. hIELGS. A.M.. Frinnipal,
References—Bishop Potter, Ron. Owen JonesLlOesers.
James E. Ca [dwell, James L. Clog horn. John W. else
horn. E. Weatoott Bailey, Edward Roberts. Joseph R.
Evans, A. I' Wass, Robert Wood. apt-12t.
A N OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OFFERED
-LW to all therm that have 'ilarlr of stores, or base
ments to have them lighted with the Patent Diffusive
Daylight Reflector_ at-a reduoed price. Call and see
samples and recommendations at the Mount Vernon
Rotel. North Second Street.
mh2l-11t• W. Ps PC Is R. Sole Proprietor.
- _
300 BBLS — Prime Halifax and Eastport
' Herring, 600 boxes gabled Herring, NO hall
bbl White Fish, in store and for vale by
- - WM. J. TAYLOR &
all -on 131 NORTH VlTAtcrom,
LVIPBLAOK—Ground pure in Oil
WEvittitiLL er, BROTHER.
az94 47 and 49 North SECOND Stmt.
T=MMIV
wHEATLIM'Ab•OLARIEZ!S 4ROSEIT.
• ma/W. •f- - -
THE'Aieruet: BENA4P:ir
OHA S:. R. DODWORTM
Alwiloal Director, will plc. Flaw os -
TUESDAY NEXT, Anil 1, I. -
011 which occasion will be Distentild the
Comdr of the
AktRICAM ,COUNIN
Comedietta of
• ONE COAT FOR TWO EDITS.
In which him. DREW and hit. CLARKE sweat,
Concluding with the beautiful Pantomime s[
JOCEO, THE BiLeZILIAN APE.
The beet of Dodworth's Gems by the Outwears.
apl-2t*
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MEMO.
MONDAY,
TREND O Y R I D n A
yb o
DArAprlMA.,4th.
NOTICE.—Theme ere the only operetta
that ran possibly be given Wore next t e trit
both Miss PATTI and Mad. COLSoft will test[
farewell aranoee, Mum Patti !levies for
end Mad. Col ppea son for New Crinana, to SNOW Aim ai
the ne THIS perm Home.
(MONDAY) EVENINO, April S.
Mies PATTI'S first appeanenee ma
MARTHA.
In which oberaoter she has med• a minisamgg i g
he
New York. Miss PATTI will eapported
STRAKOBOH. Slynor BRIONOLI. (who tea
rearmed from his late and profinsted,
Signor JUNCA.
Amil S.
COLSON'S BENT: RIT„AND PAUFW/ILL.
TRIt Rictlitior VFNPWi .
• COLSON, ISTIGIFIL LI, PERiliciati,
Madam COLSON being Swirled to
Ms to the temp of .her contrast. hae 'Meshed
pins for that sorsored• hes 'mistral/ tiro Staitiae
Vesper, to Boy ter the new tmerMil
- • Mel) MeV. •ortt4.
GRAND FAREWELL NW.
And moat positivelY Mies, PATTI% Lima woos ,
61200_prinr to bar departure to.. Its
PATTI ASNOWINA. IN DOT IP PAPQUALR.
A part she bee bet added to or tepe.itotte.
which she wit I perform for the its titan LAM bet so
pearanoe on the AUKS.
DON PASQUALR
Will be given with the most perfect met that favorite
Opera has ever been Circa is Atomism Ine:acties Min
rATTI, BRIONOLI. FERRI, and SWIM.
The Sale of Mods_ for env er th e three nighty ism
menoes THIS MOR NING et the Autism,: a
fee's, No. NO Chestnut street. and at llt t Law
ton's. •
seedli
WALNIIT-BTRKET TEISATRI.
• • 801•Lesees-----;—.Mre.N.',COAXE7.
Plane P. X At
>•~.
Busmen Me. J 11.2yr0
TlMlmV:ifvl P g i a i g,T. B . . 6 1
A PIM WAY To 'AY 0141 Bilk .
Sir Giles Overreach. Mr. Parry !Wine Waterne
. : 61I, 0 81mwell; klargaret Overman. Mra._ Awns Com&
T c.nrdado With THE ROSE OP AMIENS.'
Press threle. to contlt; Parapet. Mjf easter
Tier and Family Circle, and q bird Tier, IS . 1. 1141 V
vitte Boxot. el and OS; Single basal ha °adman sad
Pr FlZti e ,enured arra ehara..
Doors open at 7 o'cl t rz ; Certain via raw at ban
nett
VITHEATLEY CLARK AIM
v ET. THEATER—TNIAIMMING. Aiern
Hera NIGHT:
.110vw NIGHT!
Writ NIGHT:
or
OUR AMRltloui cons nit
OUR AikgßicAN counigt
• OUR AMERICAN COMM
To oonolade with th+oelabn
Or. The Murdr it H
thßoads& in.
UNEQUIVOCALLY THE LAST WZIOL.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION NOONS.ORRIT-
NrT Street. &bore gliethoislinientr Out Ateede.
The masotgennent of TMODON'S ANT MUSIUM
announce their -
TWENTIETH SUCCE.SISPM_ W AND MOST POSE
17EY M..IV
Having perfected ell L erra L ngs AST menta for alpinism In Nei
timbre, they would respectfully easionnos Sulaseter
evening. April 7th. as their lest swat in Ws city.
In conseenence ref numerous appliettlees.
TWO OR AND FINAI t &TIMMS.
ON WEDNESDAY and SATI.7 DAY APTARNOONS.
AL'S o'cloc
Evening—Doors open st 7o'cionit eafgrftege. It. rAr., -
ddm mat nn—A dn II eta.: Children. te eat &We
riIEMPLE OF WONDRECB,
'Northeast corner or 'MIMI apt nimmitlT
Btreete.—LAßT
Ma BUT OIVE.--Cop t sod
ow) BLITZ in his Mame) Itinsbres, Veen
the Learned Canary Birds, Bobby, and
tomaten Rope Dancer,
Attractive Entertainments *very ovoids*, sommis
eine at 73i o'clock. and on
WISDNIBBAY AND st B 3 AVREIAT AMILNOOXIL
oe Admission l6cents. Chrldren Uesuts. - see
FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND
LECTURE ON 01781.NASTIC Alel v irrris
BODILY EXTRCBIEEL tin RONDA y Ns.
April 21. 1860. at the MUSICAL FUND Ap To
commence at 7h o'clock. The exhibition bv
hen of Prof.irs HILDEBRAND lk, Lzwi Mr
NASTIC INSTITUTE, northeast corner of Are* ese
MAUL streets. Tickets 23 cents.
N B.—Membe re artll call at the Institute sad it* %bar
eoriThlimentare tickets. . ishEt-lit•
MoDONOUGH'S ELILECTIN--RAGI
LT.A. below THIRD.
STAGE MANAGER...—. • • ••; fi lieltirANDJUL
ENGAGEMENT OF ColebraWd
FELT X OARLO BALLET.
The above Troupe will appear
They are the most wonderful performenc
wens received on Saturday mimes with Nce mak ea
than/tido &WM"'
HERNANDEZ l•
AEd the talented ComplinY &PPM.
Pad iteeetwance of
of
VON 6 .1 6 "
TWENT Y -8 P
pENNBYLVANIA AUADENY of TER
PINE AB
insONTNIIT
QPE/11 DAllMadan mop begs! Llb
tilnl Y.. .
.4 8 t - Ttit l'satli volume of -" Drll4B imam
Yestssis. O "mss.
Admiagsos Y elms. Miklos sobs it res Ymr
ince.
Miami of Stock 4100. at-e
ORCHEEITRA.—Pubbo
hearssla evergiATlJ&D/ z , a RIM
4.141,1.- AVM k , ekes to
gd a ta : k & Inca Uses Ilkoraut
WINES MID LIQUORS.
pIIRE AMERICAN WINES,
From the moat eminent Wino grommet' VIROTNIA.
NORTH CAROLINA. OHIO. sad PENIMITLYANIA
Sparkling, Still, Sweet, Dry sad Comurunies
WINES.
Warranted the PURE JUICE OF THE HEAPIL
ALBERT C. ROEHRTE,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES.
taittli-tf Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
GAIL ATTENTION OP TUN
TRADE to this wally WM/re t'
ALWAYS) WIA
aaiuta~O lL
pea l ivad gi a driz,v i "cos. 4IL
Huutwar. 04ue, Ls I Old
Su" "
g sad low plum. VA ° la=
Nu ts South FRGT,
GEM WS WEMULan_ i _
HQ: In soutkyßoirs
bp l Tgr tee I=47."Mtir: . :t nta.tar ftit
.. t wa .
oe.
ix., LIM., ' - =NIL:
a.,..0., •
.mess, -
De
. ont & Co..
StuMartel* ' Ja i lle ,itt
lit p "
art's raupley Matt Whielary, the
i ggletfee, hi ra tn . IV 17 4 , i ci a re ,
Cruz Rum. Bordeaux Oil. &0.. a• Abr
CRISTIANI & 00..
MANUFAOTURERS OF PHISFUNERY,
IMPORTERS OF DRUGOISTW ARTICLBS,
No. 45 SOUTH FOURTH STRESS,
Have noworien their epacytmerkt for grin uslap.
:rolci.try me rohanta would do well to stoariss4.
JOSEPH LEA,
NOS. LIB AND a CEMITNUT entltElf.
Invitee the attention of the Trade to Ids Block cor
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND FEINTED 000IN3.
MADDER PRINTS.
Now keit and dark firing Ulu, • grog 'misty bin
MEZEIREL BAWL SLATER & BON%
BUTTON MANUFACTUNING CO..
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. AWN
TES ATLuSNTIO CO.'S MOURNING,
lielndiag away new irtmadazd PlM Uinta
NEAT BLACK t WRITES, MOLE& LAW& $
sexorly & ansnixaD PLAIDS. & INDEBANDIL
8
67:xLAQICAND GRAYS, AND crams DUST=
WOOLLENS.
FANCY OASSIDIERES sad DOESKINS, lka..
12031 ROOK 00M., GLENDALE OM, NW
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MLA DEOCIE
DALE AND 03:7011D rams: -
EBERHARDT & BONS'
SUPERIOR BLACK DO PAMIR AND SILK !SU
TURE&•
Iletine i t - ..i 'ledu and Pnnted, of ell colors mid cud
ties ; oky Jenne, Twills, Cords, am
Renee , oomynning one of the best =2
the country.
AMERICAN LINEN COM.
MASH, HUM, SBEENTINGB, hz.
ie.2l-Sra
M SHEW &Co
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME MOT,
No. 39 SOUTH EIGHTH Streit,
Above Chestnut.
This is the only establishment in the cutY devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMER. A Mater
variety of OVAL GILT FHAMILS on hand than eaa be
found in anyone establishment In the Vatted Btates.
and prices lower.
Stir Bring your Photographs. and MN* UN= 'WM
without extra charge.
2 A WORD TO HORSEMEN.—Ds..
PEARSON'S BA NEWS EMBIOCATION itr
decidedly the beat preparation in use for the curs of
benfeee, sprains, eats, pills, pld or fresh Wands,
=noshes. sweenty, me evil. Pee. P._ •
cents per bottle. Errsored on by W. IL BURTON,
No cep North FFNENTNENTR ri ltirost.bolow B ree n .
rs
and sold at No. North FOUR Street,
jfrotirs k OGO eiN,._Bio. lee North bird street.
GILBERT Sr. CO.. No. 3L9 North Third stmt.
A. WI ta'SNR4ER. No. BB North Second street.
J. B . NV bliTON,_Becond street, below Booth. No. KB
And where medicines are kept for rte
:DE TREES, EVER GRUM&
. ING SHRUBS. &a —Those 740 Lik
. att thug Bering should lout ROSED4II.3
15 where will be fared the largest
fineet oolleotian of Ornamental Treea.hnergneas,
in the country thousands of handsome* Rmattmana og
Evergreens that will give an immediate affect. -
NORWAY SPRUCE, handsome dam I to 3 feet.
4137 to S5O per 100
SOOTOR FIR, fine entaimene, 3 to t< Mk /NI
V er
MAP
100.
LES, for Avenue Plaiting, 15 to 15 feat, $
per .
AU MO STRIAN PINES. a few hundred of extra sized
epeonnene_from 8 to 10 feet, of 'lf e(St fonn.
TERMS EASY AND PRICES LOW. -
R. SHIRT & 90•4. Proprietom
Warehouse, 922 and 934 MARKET Street...sWe*
Ninth.
sir The Darby Railroad Care Vasa the Nutlet".
every hoer. (Pare Meseta./ LIM at
Jr, & 0, FISOHER'S SPLENDID
NEW YORK PIANOS, from SHO nrwiirde
acne,' liooordin ext e r i o r iah—favorably known for their
beauty of tona, and durability.
For sal, on monthly instainisats. from, 4110 to SW. of
for cash at a liberal discount,
Also, a large assortment of other Pianoclfrom Asia,
.1
lent manufacturers, on hand. 'M2 BELL.Itt.
279 and 281 South Milt BT4EN,T, stays
-rabas-ire
Ott°BICKERING ' soNs, -MOM.
FACTURERe
_p_f 114 flan,_
gOlt PIANO, rORTEI3. arerooftil, uksi d de
imes!. Pianosiojet. Wake la *lt=
11=1Alaq, Gonneotion, f
6/1103 MOD. W.
M!r =ME S