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frOp q anittainew ihe emu on those WteMett them,
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ars appointed by emart, he ant (a doe in at in
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~-rev i.,.r Mires A a thorough tneestms . . he mix was
• . make the ehense of °Amos t •ow /14Y
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- e ash t ',fame for the term were calla. A large
. : Dumber of them applied te be released from serves.
"p: -, •withesony ot•wlmse resuestakhe nowt Mrre't' The
• 4 ' . ' " I lraltrui w tn e ti r rernilleVir s d ir i l l i: irfewlvtia lief ,
~ pustins_jetuzne or . the. nuasher of unhoeru temente
: 'f-; .4 it tr =4lthe mini struittaiitr CH tswelblionusx.
',- s prorthenenteksVer mon Olegel. On
- eg•the Ram totwoine. The die in-
WSW dronati ham en hosing; mtehml hellish from
Vet a suer railway- our. while St was
'. . II .i y tike-r toed and.Third-eireets•Rway!'
,3... n: 'Jac. a eutinim him to tis injured woan r that
'.. -..* •.. •-• W NdierSh.. The evidence on the pan of theCom
' ''' nil , to showed Ahat the deceased end delachnt
„. _, „..w it reasther on the fmat pletforat of the_bly. and that
dallnefeat. try tattle means , or etherairli eider the
• , :•- , f^se i c trim+ yawls Winced but rum to snob NA extent that
• ' "titans se; , , , :seed.sonsies death : in iliteen doe.' It
' was to awr unwind a tew angry word, paned between
lamas an d i dash promos. to the occurreace. and the
Of the CoMeneaWellth Vat that the letter was
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sir the era , in a .pint 0 1 -IWlter owl mum'' , 4
. The delettelb 'toyed *St Mt eases of PM
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• , '"'l.OldOr eat that the case cif his death who the
••`-''result ez en nouortnane natudent:. A onwiletit
r.foryperee had hoe ea hie Wt.
..• ...: `..;- i r Atrorasy litaria..sabi= l : I • and:B4o
" it e ve rdict of not guilty. which We 'tesfionit otr•
snotty lemur tut the defendant, ‘..- ~, -_ ,
- ' 2 ' iti i ind i Pares - Just ine
ecase f T e ll tall a rt %A t at il utle l ren 17s - -
wet. and others , an aptiliv...li :or an 0 .4 to re
. strain the trustees In a deed treat Imihr the
- figtir,A.PlP.hr:s u lr e a r s t a b r " ard w arat 'a t rat awl;
..... and th e Coon t are of the asinine that it was
•,• .. ; Yet he". loran tehatetgon on MI Of the guatadetaken
the e untie. end that a sale by the trustees route
, , gealt e good ttOtotipititg re- 4 X t lei • fit ' rielli lie' ' ate was
NIKE Pelee- . „ ,
entered in tee , or Vapipljlce vs, Fine, and then, after
Wang the Arms and heroine azonse,a the court ad;
rood . ribo
ienuroya . ere fined Bill) 4 .
.v, 4. CIRCUIT COORT—JO . weI .Cmtiralager.— Joseph
fr , ed. Now York. vs:annual Newell. of Preasehronia.
' - • Au notion on automate, dated Moll ti Mt oaf fsB,ooo,
''' • • upon .!• .I"irerriliretiroreygrZerijk.gior4:l•l two r e , s i ni in "
A Jam was sworn in the con of -Win. tanpster,'N.
T . to the cc. kit.. vs. The Great Western Insyranne
- ' Mal Trost '
_company . , and' then oisehamed tau t A this
, trand• Alle O th erjurers wars disoliargeduekWen
7611;ealcr ..Q1 - Itla-Jallte Here.-Sem Ito
. • - - vs appapen nutsreron • An- action, of reptant: Jury
out -• .
Earl Mutter vs !tympany Keyser, ,An wan fbr
dames eastalued by au Meg el ejectment.
Damson Cover-Judge Ptrood.-Rarry A _Tinier
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W re Geie r west. An nation for , labor . nerrorakel.
„ • adlet piebald' . tor IWO. ' ' -
..'-t-. -- - Am.* 't'... Caster ve.-Lonts Rothmans!. An actlon on
a mosuseroir nate, On trim. - _.
~..c 7.. -,..-`, - -ttostas-,--Jintse A Ilison.-Plerson T i. T 0101101611
, ! ! :. V e dra t for OMOHir for ONO. ' ' '' - I
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t aony ps.- Ninon. , •
An Were . tre e Peek 100944' On
' TR6 11111YOZHOTION OT, TEM PAXTON .BOYII I.
2 . `lit , -41d1IVOIIIK an interesting Miner upon anti :at
',... Jeanie read before the Mahatma hotietg-ef Peanut,
Mau a. at their room, in the Atanstun bailiff's'. by the
• • i," -,
Nei, Benj. J Wallace. The wiper was iWelakirnes One,
~." - " Odle. utsng or it yea twitesed to with mut& adendon
. ' 46 ' &satin hilt stably intelligent sadism*. among whom
,Waiy a tiormidarane number of ladies. The sprat re
-0. p
'' 6" ' Vgie m iglatriti e st racti rir:griggial te rlico l igi t l7
eihte potties of htil essay to HIOZIII.II, known as " Sehteh
,, MIK" *hem he tra , wd • from the north of. frebipd -to '
- ' their settlement in this con:Wry, l i nd rollicalorly dle- gem tir e
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who
itairp. in . l i t he trolingts, a 7door who , emenwe e ti
" ',' a • great • portion or the itiparreetion -• locos se
.thst et the ' Penton boys,: . _ Thus inearreetion
-•- he 'l4 WiA t litaititebin in resisting the near
=•- - patios. • sad. ) 4 A: .of " Yhiledelehis sad the eastern
1- - ' *matte": we w t tat tt period were termed ttte lion
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tier op hat - - eAesyhenie; or thaseberderies wane -
.' " lOn lieldtt4 i aad'Ateutta. Tee reasevre or• the Cone •
•,-", '• hteeej homanitted by the raison' loge 'Wes de
'"•• - - • .finalleit eri` he mooed that. the• faunae were faithless
- •'. 11 01 1 :73 1 = 8"thi itil t brrtuttriini te"lbutio i n ii r g
Mid inotesidink white settlers., Te g yi=rt n this
ew of the ones. to quoted the ,opinions or meet sm.
met men of the time, who aompiderni the act as a inn
• .aesishownt glom the Indians Mr tillOir tinahery.: The
latter pint or the parer consisted of • enlonium upon
the Mittionsta. homely. sod integrity . or the trootoh,,
Irish, Ire anilines ot whose dessendents_Mr. W. es
., were how in the United States , Hp said they
pled conspicuous positions in the mad. in the
. 'reoreesions, end in the councils Of the,nstion,
464 ftlivelptionnLizar there win not a TorY to
• -•• • *non Gine : ; yri parr glee oentsinedinany
•.• • .: r meatin reunion to toe early ratan of Few!.
ay %lima. cleaned trona the Colonial Records, the Philo
. • • ' .11•Jhhitr Library. and other enuroe,, upon the subject on
Mink it Ireland, and nu read in a clear. form Marian
' aft: Ii will be Printed lathe tranesetlons of thutio •
• - ": " liiiitasirrnta Copturroommar.—The 7 for.
' . ''. lowieileor•prioisaoias will imolai liii•ln , • ••-
~; . •i g irtztamts b itarehl di tign a - A T('Buebtarol o trd,
make • storaion=to level*. ' CLl a g l ioodoo t i ll
- • ~- :Yodr stworef toetrebnute Abe epportnury-orymet,
Wilitionint ario MP!. in you to Dorton of tine
; rbits ea lt k orier *!''' •
__='Pli"*. ,t-P` a q" , ..:!`"" , .
~. wish Manure fOrlde cosatry see beat !present
-, Met ef the man whisk your art ean•iehltors. that it
among,the like aussorisit *Me Flak
hien men of the ration. ~ ~,, ,
We know of no head more worthy cif a plate iiiimielp
AgitAltu h %::l° f nek ours . itleg;°r°"" bi e°r fr
n'lllt i .'llriklat —V.% sr= e l".l . a ll ik7rl l .ittiiri
--- Phr o t e mlostsisns, and in time to come, the most Matin
ee dof oar mare Mamas sad this most eminent
if our natcresrusta vat bs perpetuated in the same
N.. ,:., :Your ram% i aid fellow-catzene,-
- 1 , ffhemester ' ; ~ ~, ~ :.' -, C. letd;
.- - 1 Lt in g nwA tt.
,-...-1: ,;... William Bleed,
.- . Cren,l._ , ; ~, _i , Ake. glimswood, .;
hart I. Zane. , - ->.,, Alexander • Henry,
Itidobt,'; - - ~, • - , , Meal m- flung"
• re .Boter. - . ' - , 1 - Etteheird Wax, , . ,
il.ppogt. _ ._., - ' , Yard, J# Dray, -;._ I
- ' ' "two. W. Chad,. . , ,-- - ; I _
4 lune miett Seesare - At•nestons_retetentir_ to mt.
itstiremotattee. .. _ - ~.... wcomessta.t.Y. -.-
PlltLAlirtylle, Mem 7. Inc -Gentlemen : ',fully
.!'y obi nimpliment anneftisit in yaw Ranvier
•!,
for aftylfels it MD hoirktny privilege to enjoy the
noiship or i•r; Dann: and. 1 enure you, nothing '
reakiidßird stater pleasure tax to tud in trans- ••
~ Antony:a titi the fe . stu=sl n i Oak erogo_JsOlda ea _
•-• '''', lemmthans Yong onmetttn. allii=lll whinbie
, 'Halve have over-rated myability. I shall do rat'best ,
to ret6l my duty am alienist., < I NM. gentlemen. •
Yours.vers nun, . IItICIELUSAN *RAD.
6 *- Tb ac teent..Wltniate nen* C . weeesseter, c. J. lager-
4 ' 4 ;
iii,',.i'.kttrk.t.*-:
inn CIAIILICIPTON
ren.—Thie'Cnterleston convention,
it is atidewill be
"WA Polota. nut move is rot ,. we belleve,sin;conse
'_ Oise* of the high; trio. of limit in that OILY, ytor yet
• Iblelkiar;O:r. I.ll4 4 obrOitl of titatei.lioolte roe.whtaY td
leeeP•od map betteabli t 6 dptitn
Wool" -Pe. bOttlia. „Merlotti elpiteCof the - jibing,' of
''ties titjelkijoall luiaditime to cotes to Philadelphia
dpi eirWiseregr'theineelees myna shinintsaiteAttute
Oiteetheirn, &mate. -et the Brawn Stolle Valid*
. - f ,, ites of Iteekhill &IP/the...l4m* had dOl Chaitnnt
4 - -
Thls • "
telhe hir . .tiknei of niii4i*
Thialrientit awe said sorrow
e., To 4$T shad mirth etOdlielloollo Min)
"Meld ciente to-morrow.
• ' ' 11,110ire`drawn pear with airy irea.
Awl &nese say and sweet
',Simi little Mohr. above her head r
,moelo.llovnini_,,beneat_e her feet b;
Itlidtvo ecos - a, yaw •
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- ' eiiiniu.i.i(Siolies. •
.PsnalfLass Comtrial, from N. T.-Atetion.
likad 4nitclaip; W. 31: Milan, Mumma. 719
'hensititsseti la laseale ' . ' ap1.31
Paits,Lass,Cfriressrs,4roas, - grain Xlsin..
York Owe (tali at II
.a.diek• tiarO
.W. i i s ; M E.:94*.L * If•Pro.. , s, no
" Cksstiatt 4140. i': " • , loba , 1•11t„
- Masa Asseriiii,it,WerosSiiiii EsPrin.
OsSii 'antr'effilitinatha' Minna; to putibise
Inniesititaitierblek ' firlarStisildsrell' askrohal:
• shecrassew- a , S9a4 - liivartne "sod, Thcalirroria Car
- ""11411i 1100041111. tatiVtimmtw,, TO Phaatmil steam.
• - - isSa-it
&whit shall hitt- Ladd.
Wan - 'lmnrinat !nail.i his
illlainfiniassitares satistaellso.thas ley othai eswfits
asehins ii lb. world. It is simple.' istrine. sad sire of
&is( gentfireikk ". sail see; or owl fora minder.
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ab 1111144, vr Ist IMP Chastest ietreit.
FINARCIAL , AND CpmigzitcuL.
The Moiey:Maiket. •
• Paswilerma,Aprjl2;
T in*.mt tiptivi 06eir,Mittlis! , to:4akoiitk fair
.ssamiti4 ofael, iipla dipidod advisebig tendon** tel
r ' - ‘ 1 14 . 14 *row or 'lke ' ,likatit ' re 20121 4 -; X 04412144 es,
~ -s wig** air* Sr*. it prhifta 'perrigia/P2OtolL ,-, Mpssi
j. , ..„ Signior -404e - iii - shietir prime mei. is - riadity
vissid rkidilli 210 Gist.: 'sod - seeiold•Cleas trove 2 to IL
-.r- ' The milt atateimsat of the Philadoiltidii baiibire...
. :41ssilikii - following US reNatio la 00212•144 Ina i,liclNl
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6 Hatilsboro 65X
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'ldiiol.frns Pip.--...- - 91
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- SOO City R II .... - .:4.-.101
- IMO Cam & Am Se '63...84
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600 Catawieptehat 106. C. 1
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The reeeipta of Beef Cattliwere largo this week.
resettint &beat/We head, the market In' consequent)
wee fatly oanta the hundred rounds tower than last
'quoted. • The following are the paithinlers of the soles
-,,lflassaohisiis, Lan. on. 6W /09 The t
- 40 Inli .Baorenn. 10wa.41 1 9.010.10.
-101 MO /mad & Carr, Ohio. 80/040.
„ kJ...di/issuer. 1'a...9909
St w. Faller, ra., $9OlO.
41 Oro, Ohio. 49611.80. -
20 Throe. Strickland Ohio. *9 50199.11.
sa B Baldwin, Illinois, 88010.
44 Kennedy to MaCleese. Cheater co.; 8809 50. '
14 Horning, Pa. , 87 5008.76.
15 Biles. Ns., al l aorta so.
41 .1- Voters.a., 41130/040.' -
80 %%Dods.. lowa ,/809 50..
21 Ullman & Co.. Ohio. 81001050.
tit Knos, Lancaster eo.. 429 42 6 3
21 Illomendale..llerks on', 89010.
25 J., Berry , Blair 00 ,TWO.
1.1 Cochran &Mo Qiil, elaware oa., 88 5009.58..
16 Seymour & /tattoo, 0...88010.
- J. - 9601 , 1111m & Co ; Chester 00.. 909 ZS •
31. Witmer & Sides. lam:aver on., 809.75.
St emblem & McCall. V. . 89010 ,
Dr. Hopkins. bi er ehran & McCall, Md.,119010.20. -
16 R. Neely. Ches no.. 89010.
85 Beldomildso & Co,
_Leamsterta., 118J0010,00.
se Mtmetman, by Montan. Lanoaster no., 89010.
52 I. Zuld. Chester co., 89010. '
SO R. Merrier. Delimit!" no. 86010.
CO Browne & redrink, Md., 111909. 7 4,
110 Scott & Kimble. Cheater no.. 119410.
46 J. Bsner. by Hathaway, Lancaster on.. Stet). -
-
SO Poldornyidge.-Lencaater co., 810010.75.- -
41:50. Doff. by_Mathoway.lmwaster co.. 85.75019,50.
ik . ,RboAdes, Lanoaster no., 88.26010. -
-; , wamass'airtima =LOTS SAID.
54 naniaker Lk Lytle, Larbsestor 00...9.60810.
99 J. Keller, lanosater ON., 8 9010 . 21 -
.
80 Mumble & Kirk, Lancaster co., 89010,60.
Jobe A Wallace. Cheater 00..
15 'obn teltry, Berke no.. 419018 M. -
_ IL/Ar Mond, Lemmata! no • 880976, '
14 Bough. Lanoaster co., $BB9 75.
.18 Miller and Orwell, Lancaster no., 08.75010.1 x.
79 EL Rhoades, Berko no., 61901060.
MI 8. Miller. tormenter en.. 8928010.
. 31 A. 0.-. Line, 80,419010.5 S
' M C. Tomlin, Delaware, 8901000.
80 N. Wends, Lancaster no.. 490 1 0.10.
16 A. H,Meiokinen, /animater c 0.448010.25.
12 I% Mititorsort Laheseter co.. 811010.00.
6000 Sheiti arrived '
and sold at .Pitillipc at from 5)6 to
Blka 8/' lb, which is &Moline,
00 Coca- eold - at Viten:its • durini the 'Week at from
826 to .40, as in quality. • • ,
66 alea'iWd at Phillips' at the' pass price.
1,817 bond of Boys iota at the Avenue Yard by D. Mil
ter t% 88 to 819 100 the net...
- ne arrivals of at Hop at EL fif: Amnon Union !rove
:Yuji were 1,15,3% heed.
Still
to sold at from 87 t 048.20., and Corn - fed at
from .88 to 100 theoset,- according to quality.
Merkel hos/410W grime w•U MiOnlelned. -
-=" - Philadelphia Markets.
, . APRIA, 2—Evening.
The Flour market is dull to-daY, and nub a few small
sales are reported at $6.76 for superfine, NS for extra,
and Sanaa T 6 for extra' fanny, the latter for a choice
!brand...The rotation imd bakers -are buying at the
above rates for 'Overfills and extras. and. 461 for fanny
brands, aceording to quality. There Is very little ship
ling regain. and most holders are free sellers at our
owest hams, Rye Floor and Corn Meal ate dull; the
former is selling at 111-1230114 IS and the latter at $3 CO
ffit hbl for Penna. Meal. -, •
.. Winer *owes in slowly. but there is Very . little de
mend for it. and -about 600 bus sold at 14201410 for red.
And 160entlic for white. the latter for prime. Nye is
,winctird....and.Fennit. is selling at no: torn is in better
demand. and ironer taboutOM bus_prime Delavare
yellow sold at 730, - 4110st y 1921 buserenna. do at the
same price. In ston ; 1,600 bun demoted at 6
at
60. Oat s are rather cunt; about LIMO bus Fenna.sold
450460, and Sasaana Delaware MNIMOne, asp guality.
itaiit,-Quirreitron is- demand , but scarce at $9)
Mani`' • •
[.onus.—There Livery little demand, exospt for the
fine grades, which ere some, and command fad idiom
_6110011111M1.—Ther• a fair Insults far Surer and
12.)essiterit steady rates. Coffees-Nothing doing, and
no stink here. - - • - -
Eno visions.,4folders are firm. but thine is very little
Inquiry, andlhe sodas of Pork, Limon. and Latd aro in
MIIVWSI cal, at previous quotations. Butter and
Cheese are wet. , - - • -
'Fiat are held Amity, bat there livery little doing in
either Mackerel or,Codfisti.
, bean —There le Very-. haft' ,demand for Clovereeed,
dad priers. range at 111494-60. 'ha latter for prime. 'No-
M ng doing in Timothy no Flazatail, and prang about
Wnteatv.rontieues dull; Pena& bble •
milins iii2lo
20401, Oiuo do 22.4 e; drudge 19.lientko; and tints gm 4/ 0 '
albs.
ARRIVALS At MR PRINCIPAL HOTAS,
trr,l4.rwic,x,viF o!cmgcx Lder sugar.
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OONTIHENTAD,7B. .E. °cribs of Ninth - and Chestnut.
0 A Calderon, A *Paellas]. lee:. Va
'A AmodM;N Y' , irraw,enfedt N.Y
PAitampson, Boston • )I.l9cerrett, Pa
0 litotionend & le. J hip" C N Y
E Delano. rry „ Jam es W wall, NJ
- • •
Jlbs. Lancaster no. Pa - N Y
'AB Van Klepoktli 0.8
s estenwail & Is. N Y
RE So ' obwm, Virginia Bmigh, Berke co, Pa
Hatton Dickson: Alabama:- Jno Paftitt. Alanams
lobs Nara. N Y Jos If Allen & lejlnaton
W C Coo ere , Baltimore'. Jp_ti Coddington, Y
E Abbott • lok..ViroundA Air Coolidge A la. ton
R ;, Johnson, Celtforma,
0 A romwell.N Y Hadont wr. N Y
J Pawnee, Maas • Mies L Harper, Ylokaburg
Idles Et Barper;Arlek!ibo4 Jac L Reed. Baltimore
'J P Grove, Ps ' „ T-11 Page .415,KM:ducky
eW ItloDanold; Rerihiekl:W Mans, N
J B Antrim. CanoMnati, 0 It 0 Fisher, N Y
t, H. Clerk. N Y' trosien_lohnston, N Y
Thos P Scofield. NY . , • mob Wendell. Jrijiostin
A T Green, NY, - H. Wales. N Y
A B Sands, N Y Chas 0 Parkes. N Y
8 J Bergen.: N Jas Diable, Y
R tonsil, Y ,W J Martin A la._llrOoklizi
M Ewinglieid,Andison,tis E D Griswold. N Y
K. Colby' is in. DI J Riohardson, N Y
• J W Xing. Brooklyn, El Dans. pr Y
BBnnin, Y Eldora*, N Y
-Tilos &Hum; N Y K MPeta, NY
W Niobolson. la, N,ll 41; Yale, y •
0 Townsend:W. . Tiffany, N Y
Ni H awn : naltunor• I P F A lla ggt ritt eVl:
R P
tee It ta bom =fialimore Mrs Hushes
Is. Zug
Miss Btelesy.'Brintol. Sag I W Beaver s & Is. Boston
• Miss E U Weid. Boston M McDowell,
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Jesse Lane, Wllm, Del T Wiernif.P 111 0 21 1
Chas Vesin.Torrisdale Dr Wall/M.
E Campbell, 'Untontowst.PigM Buok,Thile '• ;
-' eititesii notniii=cionial it.'.'listow Ninth.
-iturit,,N y,-....• • , •_ _ AI P Wants 11s, Ohio
.I wad, ?toll - .• 1 ?ignition. ?dd
, B• 1111ontsomery; Aid • N 3 Ilurnpkins Md
Donaldson & la,Ohlo Mr.Colson. NY.
J I Van Nest. N Y tire Hardsastle, N Y
W 0 3 homostm, Ohio 1' Davis, N J
J H Bhuts;Besding ' prof Love, Europe
P I" Causer,lr, Let ' N D Sauna. Man
Hi , Isonaly Ma T Morton, 8C
r ulna:y.lso F w I.4ins, COnn ,
A Ottani Balt " B F Johnson, Albani
Hon T .lows Yorke, N J It F Thomas, lows
I K Roberta. unlade, 1, .II fillearutJersey city
ML, t.allender..Ky ~ . . W T Snow d en, d 1124
.11J6844001 /ad . - ' '' - , 0...0nd0n, Ind •
8 Irani; /c is; Alba n y . J T W Al 'alras,,Ca i 7ads
r,,,trerv4... es— , , ,_.).: rrybilinuir
JA A IlAn & Is. VA • - w Irvin. ra
,?4 White. Cheater, Pa „70 PIN, Phils •
- 0 ittLe r". e,fl ' Y -,
WRZ 1 Z1 1 4111 011 , 1"
- CI Kann. ri - J 'N'White, NY
at r Young A is. Troy . 8 N Jones & la, 8 0
,R II Reoro, Min, . Il.) , none, Milo
•0 r whigak.,,ttid • - .-B Reed Myer. Pa
Chas Gtin,N Y --•-- - Itt, Wilson. ?I Y •
L Idanard, N.l). i , d ackawia i la, N Y
Miss Kate Lows NY '" '
II Mandell% Canada
-tSams SiV
on & la, a Mr Davis & Is, N J
thliiiil k ledPs ; A 0 I. Mott &Ist, Balt
S W,okert . N V ' I) B Heaton, Cleveland
H Brown; N Y -, 0 D o,beon, le Y
W Bala in, fit Lolls „ Cu!o Allen. Anton
Chase Obaw, Cin. 0 W Woodville. Balt
W Kay Howard, Balt . 0 Harrison, Bait
W w Wilson.Balt ' c j gamer, Balt
w 0 Griffon. N Y ' W a Kilboorn, Mass
K Pcheli.Pl ir AG Gray, Pei ,
H. 3 Morton& wr, vi• y Larkko, Oa
,W Mosley V A de Canton & da
tan W Robeson, N J JIM L Mutton. Balt
Watson, Mobilo 3' 8 Boyle, MOSICO
CaITOW, IV Y • John 0 Bloat, Ny
hiswim.Louisvilli, Kr'
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AMERICAN ROTELJ-Ottestnnt street. above Fifth.
I & ffzp_ohrmq k wt. Coon prtr Collins k fain. Detroit
CIL Wyly, Camden. Tlon Mum M. K Wyly, Tenn
-UM A Wyly. Camden, Ten Ivo Wyly. Wy ly,
El Balk Trenton , •, PI Y E Arrowandth, PI Y
a Kilter la la. ft Y -• • 0 Oillroe, Pi Y
T_O aim, Mph '• - W Brooks. Allah
W D Wilson, Newark, N 3 I 0 Benson, Paterson, If I
-John Jildnaldson, Tamaqua 0 Bmt, Schdri Haven ,
ItA liebtoyarrosqus J u i yi Colton, Smyrna
John Snubs'. Easton. Pa - its Mann. dal;
H N Heston & la, Belt ared Hawthorn, Ohio
- tt. M Wham. Pa • ' J Foams Lane co, Ps
N ti Wescott. Md Ivins D Jones, NJ
A VAlZadii, N V YPILVed Md
itH,MoLreary, rdChunk J 8 Graham' Pottsville
I t l t tr i m:it ' 4S I ' ' .1 t o l l ra d ?" I rt i n fr . i l d I' •
boa LL, Powell, ma C Avaret Wath, D 0 , •
John g bidenotit, 'Vs A J Delashroutt. hld
.1 j hi Hellman, Md - 1 , Idiots. ti', timberland, Md.
Ale: Dinah N Y 0 A Meat. ni 0
PI Hart. N 0 W II Cathcart, Salt
T M eXttidettnEana co, Pa
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111.11HWRANTIP.E 0 TEL - Fourth street, below Arob.
!hull Ptepbeas,N Y - Thom White. York. Pa
it-Brodrad .- .Esston w TVPlllrurger, Ind
Jos Cs wei.. Ind ii - Tyler.
Tenn
Jai NI heeler, Vs Mrs Molowney, Bait
et Hs. Chesser oo,Pit Mr Howe, Chester co, Pa
Seth urd Xd. Pa , - .' . Wm' Sam N Y
John Priest, Mo - Jacob Hoffman, Pa
JA_Dsvutorkehambarab's ThoaLltough,_Newvill, Ps
LleanilhalLlrawmil. Pay A Hostetter. Pa
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' •Oktols; WarrapOrt...g* .1 Arnmegr.Leroy. N x
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~W,51 Craig, Weigh Xun
Ji/PIEIP.AIOIEIe-Chestnitt street. bitchy Simmittb.
•W X eirenichael, Tenn ' ; John ?billing, Tenn .
LB 7laalain,Wimeling,ya /mom Ritter, Pa . '
-Wm mttettin7„.. , :GI De Forest, Texas
'M 0 attiniore. A Jai 8 Young, Phi la ,
A A Rhoads. N -- ' -B. X t f i r mar, N Y
Gee P Deshon, sten W M orris, Pa
C Orden, St Louis - . Wm Kline, Utah I
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FOUNTAIN NOTlllrAdeded stAti. Above Merkel.
TkvillodYwA i rsid lad Igor AlututtiStA
ouums, A Amish • deo liArt neion.
W IIddItONII. d/11 ..Phn g smug!, Del
Thos Simpscgi,744,Th y? . o4 .f t i nvia . r i d d aa,Dol
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Beery R Walk er, : 74d J 8 u
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W Attemou; Summit Hill Anix Awn, Summit 11.
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STATES UNION HOTEL--Market Street, above 811th
3ohe Logue. Phil._ - .11I'Photober. Id artinebani
H Lowrf. Wilnt'ton, Del -his Freeland, Wllm, Del
al` Gil ert, Chicago . • C I. Loveless, N J '
_J N P_lii bps, N Y ' . .Al Boman, Latrobe -
W IS Komi, Latrobe Jae mooed, N 1
fht Johneton. Phila - Alex Saville, Wilts, Del
„Reynolds, AtdH eynolds, Md
11 Loy. Newark Jo n! l It Keoner.Newark
G W Billow. Desalinises, Pa 1) Koohenaerler, Perry ao
N.M.! (t im alks lib, Pa W B Mendenhall, Coate/iv'
J Campbell, N.Y , - , „
"NATION&I.4 HOTEL—Rene street. above Third
J Y 6 , #ndal, Pre ;Wive L 0 Ooodhard, Pa
A F eoIocINNINM N ice el. Phila
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i asynor. , lterfile, Pa ."rie l iktiTirlieDno ' n -
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' Dr Li Murphy. York co. Pa
Wm Driest Lancaster no
..olie 0 Moore. Bucks en lit Hammond, Del
Jos*own. Lanortuter 01. • T Coates,Lanoaster en
Riley &le, Pa
. --
.. , BARI.!Eir SHEAF HOTEL—Eleoono et.. below Vino.,
fr li o nt r g a bo n .pli . , P .
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&Ringer. Phile ' - C Fox. Books co, Pa
John Davis, Pa
B Do y le, Atlantio City
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
•
ORB FOURTH PAWS.
ARRIVED.
Bohr Empire, Adame.,lo day' from Plymouth, NC,
with shingles to 8 Bolton lc Co.
Bohr Charles P Ford, Fountain, days from Wade''
Point. NC. with lumber to 8 Bolton lc Co.
Bohr Omega, Taylor, 7days from York River, with
oak timber to 8 Bolton At Co.
steamer Planet. Wilson, at hours .from New York,
with mdse to W at Baird & Co.
Steamer ironsidee,_Vanderyeer, 21 hours from New
York, with mdso to W M Baird & Co.
BY TIMMIkea.
foOrreepOndenee ISLA N D ladelphia xhangn).
CAPE N J. Aprll2-1150 P
The bark Stampede, from Atesinna. anti several
schooners, are now (weave this place going up. and a.
bark is outside Cape Henlopen. heading in. The brig
billow. for bitumens, PR, went to sea this afternoon.
Wind N. W.
Yours, .ko. THOS B. HUGHES.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Star of the West, McGowan, for Havana,
cleared at New York yeatenlay.
Steamshi City of Richmond, Mitchell, hone., at
Richmond li st nit,
- ship T J Roger, -Patten, cleared at Charleston 10th
tilt for Havre. .•
Ship Cordelia. , Bishop, for Liverpool, cleared at
Charieston - 30th
Barks Washington. Weak., for Philadelphia 11th ult,
and Elizabetn,tilamml, for do Ist inst, were at Bremer
haven 11th ult.
Dark American Eagle, for Philadelphia, nailed from
Palermo Amy lt.
Bark m. Hammond, from Galveston, arrived at
B a o k
Mary tf
Kendall, before reported ashore at
Cold Spring bar, remained 30th uit. Nothing, had
been saved ; her cargo eons's , ' of sugar and molasses ;
70 blots of the latter ha e been started. The M K wan
built in Thomaston In 180; 773 tons register; rates A 2,
ind is oward and tenured in Philadelphia ; the cargo is
nsured nil New York. -
Bark Lillie. Mishima, at Boston Mat ult, from Buenos
Ayres, Feb 10th. Point Indio 11th. Sailed in comParlY
with bark Jrihn Kerr, Clements, seeking. Left at 13 A,
harks Voyager. Pre man for Baston Paladin, Wilson.
for Baltimore ; Maine. Him from Boston. to be sold
10th; Cali fornia.(before reported condemned] to be sold
13th; Mary Men. Clemente. dist; brigs C. I'. O'Brien.
Watts, for New York; Souther, !Mauer, for Boston; Ti
mandra. Turner, dist; sour bishtnins, Daniels. ono:
brig J. H. Jones, Mills. sailed 7th, seeking. Npoke let
inst., Pit 17 40 5 Inn 3124 bark Aurelia, from Boston
(Jan 37) for Australia-
Bohm C m Wilson, Smith; D G Flovd, Racket; Sarah
Clark, Griffin; W H Mailer, Crowell, and Isaac Mob,
Smut!, heathy. arrived at Banton let inst.
Bohr R M Drowning, Miley. for Plymouth, cleared
at New York yesterday.
So hr Star, Crowell, from Boston, arrived at Baltimore
yesterday.
Bahr Brave. Crosby, fsom Malden, NJ, arrived at
Boston let inst.
Bahr Geo Edward, Baker, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Salem let inst.
Bahr W I, Dayton. Babcock, hence, at Salem let inst.
Bohr M. Kenny. Osier, for Georgetown, SC, olearod at
Charleston Bob ult.
_ . . .
Bohr W 0 Andel:meld. Hewitt, Mimed at Charleston
SOth ult for Riohmodd. Va.
Bohr Broadfielo. Fish. for Philadelphia, went to ilea
from Charleston Stith ult.
Mohr l It Moore, Ingersoll. cleared at Savannah 10th
ulr for Darien
Silhr it. G. Milldam Cain, hence, at Mobile Seth ult.
Rohr Alice Lea. Foster, hence, at Mobile Seth
Propeller Mars, Nichols, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
TEE HOT RIM for Ladies and Children
are sold at OAKFORD'S.
The neatest styles of fancy Rats and'Oaps for mime',
boys', and children's wear will be found st OAR•
FORD'S. .
The beat dress Ham for gentlemen, at 83, gf, 4, and OS,
are sold at OAKFORD'S.
Tho latest styles of French eon Hate and Cape are
just received at OAK FOS.D'B.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of the best, and in
great variety, are sold oheep at °AFFORD'S. .
We wish oqr readers who are in want of any of the
above whales to remember that the plane to buy is at
- .CRARLE3 OAKFORD k 80N8',
&p3-bt Under the Continental Hotel.
Go TO BLITZ'S this Afievneon. and Eve-
Meg, and see him perform Ms nem trioks. It.
kianonsms can fill all orders for Damasks,
Curtain Goods, Laoe and Muslin Curtains, Cords, Tag
,
se* Loops, Cornices, Books, Window -Reads', &o,
Cash and six-monthe'burers are invited to examine our
atock,whialt Is large and well selected.
. . .
W. H. CAHRYI. & BRO..
719 CHESTNUT Bt.
AN EETRA ENTERTAINMENT will be given
by BLITZ this Afternoon and Evening, for the ao
oommodation of Ladies and Children. It."
CHURCHES BEING RECUSEHONSD.—MOTEMS,
Wormed Damasks, &0.. suitable and °berm San be ob
tained from W. H. CARRYLL & DRO.,
mh3l-9t 719 CHESTNUT St.
LONDON CLUB SATIOS.—This celebrated
European Sauce, lately introduced into thii country by
Parker Bros,, London, and now being generally used
throughout the United State■ possesses an unrivalled
riohness and delicacy of taste superior to all others, is
an eaconlent aid to digestion, and is highly mom
mended for dyspepsia,. It takes p•ecedenee of the Wor
cestershire Slum, and is sold at half the price. Sold by
A. J. PARKER, wholesale agent for the United States,
and by all respectable grocers and dealers in pickles and
preserves. mhia.thetulin
M. FINKILBS LOOK-STITCH SHUTTLE SSWING
MACHINES &TS the best in the market ; werrantedto
do all kinds of familp sewing or tailoring in the best
manner, or the priee refunded. Prioe Bto and upwards
912 CHESTNUT greet,
mh2f-tuttut et• up stairs.
6-4 DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS, of all colors,
Wanda &yard, 760 and 81. Over 100 planes in Moto,
new Myles. W. H. CARRYL k BRO.,
mh9l•dt Masonlo Hall, no CHESTNUT St.
500 FAIRS * LAOgI fIIRTAINS, from auction,
at great bargains, in Mallonlo Hall. 7 9 CHESTNUT
btreat. (mh3l•3tl W. H. CARRYI. & BRO.
ILARRIB' BOUDOIR 1:31IWIN4 MACHINE:—
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST PRIXIIIM AT EVERY FAIL,
Phil4oBlola Mee, 770 ARCH Bt. Agents wanted.
7,0.14
To CONSUMPTIVES.—Qtrasu's COD LITIM
Ort, JELLY.
This great speniflo for Connimptlon II fast superse
ding ell others in Its curative effeota upon those altlictsd
with tubercular diseases, being twice ru e ffiesmons as
the snide oil. Prepared, upon highly scientific, entwi
ning of the pure MI, and robbed of the minnow! tette of
the plain article, it in received into the stomach in its'
Jellified form, without mastication, and is gradually dis
solved and digested, passing into the small intestines
drop by drop. supplying the wastes of the body by its
urosacties, cud thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New 'York Academy of Medicine. and recommended by
the faculty verywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Comm plum and all Scrofulous
affeetions. Sold by FRe.IIRRIOK BROWN. earner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH Streets; PREBBRIOK
BROWN, Jr., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
er. SONS. mh9l•etufSin
Ltoz 01:1 TAINS, an styles and prices at
great bargains, from auction, at 719 OHWEITNUT at.
mb3l.Bt W. H. QARRYL & BRO.
500 YAM LAOS CURTAINS, from N.Y. am
stow,. • W. H. CA RRY L & BRO.,
Masanio Hall. 73 CHESTNUT St.
INtOBTANT TO TAILORS AND OTHHRS.--
The Grover &Baker Sewing-Machine Company have
Just introduced a new and superior Shuttle-Machine,
largo elite, high speed, with latest improvements.
Pnoe 820. For Bale at N 0.7110 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia. 1e22-tf
GILT BOR'D WINDOW &RAMS and Fix
ture. el each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixture., 82 each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixtures, 83 each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixtures, ea each.
Gold Bor'd Window Shades and Fixtures. 85 each.
• W. R. CARRYL in BRO.,
mh31.212 10 ORIISTRUT St.
MARRIED.
BROOKE—MOORE.—On the let day of March. ult.,
by the Rey. B. B. Hotohkin, at the residence of the
the bride's father. Mr. Jesse Brooke. of New Town
township. to Miss Sallie J. Moore, of Havertord, Dela
waarlYuAntritD—PßD PLB.--On the 27th nit.. by the
Rev. Thomas M . Martin, Mr. Joseph B. Benyaurd to
Miss blisabeth W.. only daughter of Capt. Riobard A.
Peddle. all of Philadelphia. • *
• NICITIOLS—DOUgHtiIITY.—On the 22d , ult.. by Rev.
.Tohn Chambers. Mr. gW. Nichols to Mow Carr ie D.
Dousherty, both of this city.
DIED.
0740ENE—Ori the 31st tilt., Wm. Fred. Greene.
The friends of the tardily are respe4fillly invited to
attend the funeral. from his late residence 730 South
Tenth street. on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. To
;wormed to Woodlands.
STAHL:4in the 30th nit., Joseph Stahl, undertaker,
aged 67 years.
Funeral from his late residence. Girard avenue,
above Third st.. this( Tuesday) atternoon.at 2 o'clock. •
DICK 4n the 22th ult., Francis Diok, in the 23th year
of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his father. No. 1444
South Second street, below Jarvis, this (Tuesday) after
noon, at 2 n clock
ClttallilßSß*.—On the 31st ult., Charles If., only son.
of David and ilebeces. Chambers, in the 23d year of his
age..
Funeral from the residence of hisi_,oareate, No. 304
Carpenter street, above Third, on Wednesday after
noon. at 3 realm*.
%%womb —Dm the 31st Ultimo, Margaret; wife of
Henry liernholt, aged years.
Funeral from the residence other husband, 9010 Cam
bridge street, near Girard College, this (Tuesday)after
noon. at 3 o clock. • s
BROWN.—On the 30th nit., MratEliza H. Brown, in
the 08th yea , ' of her age. •
Funs el from her late residence. No. 11.9 South Ele
venth at., corner, of Hansom, this (Tawny) morning,
at 10 o'clock.
BltOWN.—On the Ist Ina., Sarah Ann Brown. in the
ir th year of her age,
Funeral from her father's residence, No. 026 Botch
!peon street, ab,lve Poplar, this 1/W 22I W morninivt
o_.`oloes.
yhegy th
HAMMON h Oer —n the 30th ult..Barah Hammond, in
year ofass.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 2.323 Hancock
et ki ned i Tii&dsgair o nan t , • t r is .
fZiti Seger, in the
, 92 1r . . 4 ram;
THE PRESS.-1111LADELPMA, TUESDAY, . APRIL 3, 1860.
.._.,-17---?-r-rt_,_ ~37t h the lit lieit,:adtra.r.Aiseibiala Sii&i. $ll ihe
37th year of her asf ia
, - *instal on ft'liti ny morning, nth inet, eferievaim to
aommenne at 00'0 ook in the Front•et. M. E. thumb.
NMITII,--Oa the giet'illt., Mni. Catharine Smith, aged
66 'ears.
Funeral "fro m the reeldeneo of her husband, north
east earner ,of phispen and Front ate... Wm (Friend/sr )
mern_it.. r. at li 0 ohmic • ; .. ; •
YOUNO.On the ai. , t ult., Mrs. hoe Lyle Young, in
d i n Bath year or her age.
Funeral front the rekldezine of he_r_builiand, No. MIS
Benket. street. below Coates , this (Weeds)) morning,
at rceolnos.
_.. ,
• LEWlir.—on the let instant, Sarah 0., daughter of
Simnel and the late Merle Lewis, aged II ream ‘
C,',4 RTSAILLE DRESS GOODS.—Just ro
ve oekved. a WI tiatortment or—
Orisaille or OrltY-"ixod Raven Poplin..
Crowns or Cray-Mxed Valencia.,
• Orniaille or Gray-Mixed Hardee Angled.,
3-4, 6-4, and 8.4 wide.
'ALSO,
• '
Steel-mixed OruyelLas, ' • - '
Weal-Mixed Syria Poplins, ,
Steel-Mixed Moheirs. -
' • Steel-Mixed Silks, '' , ' , '
• ' •• Steel-Mixed figured Poplins, &e,, &o. '
, HERON & SON. MOURNINH STOREi •
ap3 • ' No, 808 CHESTNUT Street.
1 - Cr AT AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
BT. GEORG c 'd CRICKET CUM. held March
29.1880. the following officers were eleeted for the
log year:
30S. P. FISHER. President.
E. 3A819:8 GADABP,Viee President. .
JAHES:PATTERSIIN, Peoretary.
ORA& W. YARD, Treasurer.
GROUND COMMITTEE.
Henry W. Barlow t Ohm. F. T. Collis,
E. J. Oadsby, Jr., •H. W. Kircher,
• • Emmor S. Kimber. sp3 St*
frrintlVlL,fr r Yb°,l , 'l;ol,l6?t . ,:ilv!iffOG S - g 4,7
TO-MORROW, and VRIDAY, at the l ASSEna t.l
BUILDINOS. at 4 P. 111. It.
fcrJUNIOR' ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIE T Y.—
A stated mooting of tho Junior Anti•Blavers
&misty wilt bo bold at Clarkson Hell, on Tuesday even ,
mr. April 3. It.
MST. 111ICHAEVIS. (HIGH ) GEE,
MitNTOwN.—Services at this ()Mardi THIS
ay) EVENING. at B o'olook. Confirmation by
the Mahon. tho Right Rev. Dr. Bowk.sx.
.frr. CHUS C II ANTI,SLAVERV 50-
CIETY."—.A meeting for prayer arid nonference
wt be held T 'Tuesday I EV - NINO. at 7.5 i o'clock.
in the Ninth M. P. Church, RACE Pt., above Twenty
first street. The Christian friends of the cattle retioeot
fully invited.
0:r MERCANTILE _LIBRARY COMPANY.
—An Adjourned General Meeting of Stookhold
ere of the Mercantile Library Company wilt be held le
the LIERANY, on TuESDAY EVENING, the 3,1 of
business full attendance is particularly requested. MS
of special importance will be laid before the
meeting.
By order of the noon] of Direetors.
T. MORRIS PEROT, President pro tern.;
JAMES LES LEY. In.. Seoretary. inn27-7t
OFFICE Ogg THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COM RCH PANY.
MA.IMO.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. due July I.
IMO, can now receive, upon applicatioat this °Eon. IA
Pper cent. in cash, upon the terms epeo tb ed In the circa=
ar attached.
••
The holders are Moo entitled to the bene4t of s Ela
ine Hued or 0140,000 per annum, as establlehed by the
stockholders et their annual meeting, held January to
IE6O, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by
he company and duly recorded, .
to carry the ism. to
CIRCuL 4Art ',
ffeot. in
l'resoutor.
Notice to the Holders of Phitedelydria and Rending
Railroad Company Mortgage Ronde, due July 1,1860.'
These bonds are eeoured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the stare ate to esßoe.4oo. The
net revenue for the last fisoal year wee mut mime the
amount of the atonal 'merest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a penod of
twenty tears, the holders retaining the bonds and the
security of the mortgagee in the precise condition in
which they are now hold. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the interest.payable half-yearly, will be tanned
A bonus of 10 per cent. will be given to the holders. in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonne :will be paid in osysh to the bearer, of the bonds,
on their signing a recieint and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the oliloe of the Company, or to its agents,;
for endorsement.
Forme of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
" B aPPll°ati ll'he
order ij blanaHgar_4, •
iio r . Secretary.
GRAND RATIFICATION•MEETING
OP Tux
PEOPLE'S PARTY.
SATURDAY EVENING,
AT lIALY•PAIT 111193 N O'CLOCK. •
AT CONCERT FALL.
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE TWELFTH,
To Ratify the Nomination's of the City Convention
FOR MAYOR,
ALEXANDER HENRY
CITY SOLICITOR,
CHARLES E. LEX
6 CONTROLLER,
GEORGE W.-HUFTY
RECEIVER OP TAXER,
WILLIAM P. lIAMM
CITY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. lIOUSEMAN.
The meeting will be addressed by the following dls
ngulshed gentlemen; •
lion. WINTER DAVIS,
Hon. THOMAS CORWIN,
lion. A O. CURTIN,
THOS. MARSHALL, Ran., of Alleghenyon.,
ALEX. McCLURE, Esq., of Franklin,
M. McMICHAEL, Esq.,
WM. U. MANN, Elm.,
JOB. R. ANI 4EIS, Esq.,
Hon. D. A. FURNLEY, of Crawford,
T. J COFFER, Esc. of Indtans,
Hon. W. D. KELLY.
lion. ALEXANDER HENRY.
JOHN GOFORTH, Esq.,
CHARLES E. LEX, Esq.,
Hon. H. xt. MOORS,
P. B. WHITE. Esq.,
JOHN G. BUTLER, Eon.,
8. SNYDER LEIDY, Eaq.,
T. R. FINLETTER.
JOHN E. NEWPORT, Esq.,
And other distingulehed wakens.
gar Thedifforent Wards will meet at (their rexpeotive
Readquartors,and proceed in a body to the Meeting.
Dy order of
COMMITTEE OF SUPERINTENDENCE.
ape In
R . S. REED & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NO. 115 ARCH STREET, BELOW SECOND,
Have on hand; at all time, which they are ready to sell
o prompt-paying time purchasers, and for oval, at the
meet market rates, a very general ateortment of
GROCERIES, VIZ:
COFFEES—Rio, of °holes end medium quality, Java,
Maracaibo, &focal a, Leguayre, and,,fit.
Domingo.
BUOARS—Crushed. Pulverized, coarse and fine, Cu
bical Cut, Soft White, A, B, lc 0, In bble,
Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Cabe, in
- - hhds and Ws.
SYRUPS—Lovering's Standard, New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia manufactured, of chola°
' and medium qualities.
TEAR—Young HYtion, Imperial, Oolong, and Mu
tsu, of 'choice *hops t also, medium and
low grades.
SPICES—Pure, Whole and Ground,
BTARCH—Sean, Oils, fine Wines, and Brandies. &0.,
&0.. &c. ap3-tutesit
101EUBLTO SALE OF ORMABA IRON
, WORKS.FOPFITA FURNACE, fcc.—By virtue of
ant honty vested in us as Trustees for certain creditors
of Pollard MoCormiek. end in DUTBII‘hOO of a decree of
the District Court of Allegheny county, in the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. in No. 3 of November term,
1859 we will exect•e oublic sale. at the Merchants'
Bxobance, on FoURTR r treet. In the pity of ttsburg,
on the 10th day of April, 1860. commencing at o'clock
A. 31.,the Raging Mill and Nail Factories. situated
near New Castle. Lawrence count.. Pennsylvania.
known as the UttlZA BA [WM WORKS, containing It
Boiling Furnaces. 6 Heating nineteen. Bar Rolls. Small
Rolls. Nail Plate and Munk Rolls squeezers. 49 Nail
Machines, one Wrought Spike Machine. and machinery
for} anufactunng Nail Wets and Fire Brink.
Algo t .; he Blast Furnace. known as Sophia, adjoining
above Works. which Is capfble of turning out 130 tons
of Pig Iron per week. •
Also, several lots of ground. adjoining. and several
pieces of land adjacent to the Iron Works, containing
Coal. Iron Ore. Limestone. and Firs Clay.
in
fourth of the purchase money to be paid
in wish, on the acknowledgment of the deed; the ba
lance in one, two and three years from the time of sale,
with interest from that time; the deferred payments to
be secured by bond and mortgage on this menses.
CHARLES KN AP.
ISAAC M. PtOSNOCK
R. BRADY 'vrt.ict
spa-St WM. K. NIMICK.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I N
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of 8a MUHL W. EARL. deemed.
The Auditor appointed by the court to audit settle,
and adiust the account of Connie D. Wetherill. xeou
tnr of Samuel W. Earl. decsa.ed. and to make d StTihu
tion of the li,lanee in the bands of the aecountant.
Meet the parties interested for the morons° of his ap-
P p e . i h o l t . in o, e t nt iß o o n o. TU N ti . B 26 l . Yw.n.A.phriinlgltTntnh,liliniant,4, Noo'e wloolc4
South THIRD Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
apa-turhs-10t O. W. DAVIS. Auditor.
I N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-IL CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of NICHOLAS RULES. Deceased.
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.
and a 4 just the account of THEODORE. }VICK. Execu
tor of the last will and testament of NICHOLAS SEI
LER. deceased. And to make distribution of the balance
in the hands of the accountant. will meet the parties in
terested, for the PUrPO , I2I of not appointment. on SA
TURDAY. April 141 h. Pp3o at 4 o clock P. M., at the
WETHE L HOUSE. in Seesaw street. above Sixth,
in the city of Philadelphia. J. O. BRINCELE,
ap3.tuthoca It" Auditor.
fIFFIOR OF THE AMERIO CR; FIRE
IL" feisuRANCE COMPANY. Aunt 2, 1860.
The DIR ECTO 14 8 have this day declared a dividend
of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE for the last 'six
months, which will he paid, to the STOCKHOLDERS,
in their korai rosterentatiree. on and after the Irth
instant. exclusive of State Tax.
ap3.l9t. ^ ALBERT C. L. CRAW FORD, Seer.
ip,LECTRIOTTY THE GREAT CURA
TIVE AGENT.—The great discovery of Profs.
1,101.1.1 , S and CHAMBERLAIN. in the use and applica
tion of Electricity for the ours of disease, is destined to
work an entire change in the medical practice of our
'wintry. Thee are permanently 'coated at No, Isla
WALE t Street, and are daily outing the moat obsti
nate disnasee to which flesh Is heir. Bo atiocessfill m
their mode of treatment that they will guarantee a en ,
Mr motel contract when the patties deinrelt, in thn
follnwinr dieeases : Amnesia. Oonsumplion, early and
middle lam m
es, Catarrh, Weems of the L ver, Cenhetla
Constipation, Fits. most cases of Posen ty, Brain and
Spinal meet one, Skin Diseases, all dolmen etiettlint
to Femme. Seminal Weakness, Impotency, R'heiunn
tisni. Paralysis, Neuralgia, and Nervous and Chrome
complaints generally. . wog ItWI •
wAwairita, MRSrooms.
Il Tn IS m ti ,o o ,4 P v,s 7 r2f l u t .r , %? re PEN ll.x A t T to
the SL Lawrence Rotel. on tky,Aertto..hu l a
and glevent ne3ortinent at Parlilleri to wh ioh
iihe invitee the attention or the ladiet ap3 at
A IdONG , TUE FINEST SPECIMENS OF
/our are the Lire size Phntoirraphs. In Oil, from
REIMER% DAT...bERY, Seeped. above Oreea.• They
ere unsurpassed. The amass I%ok:quilt's, 1030, at,
MOOS the beet *Vet made
POLITICAL.
WILL Di FIELD ON
GROCERIES.
LE GA L
NOTICES.
3: r l't~,[l.`•DitY'oooDS.
,
BARGAINS. -
6,000 YARDS OF •
NEW SILKS.
AT
TA CENTS PER YARD.
FORMER PRICE
81 and 81.10;
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.,
&O at 819 and 830 CHESTNUT Stmt.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW GOODS.
All the new itylee now open, and oonstanily reeeivlng
every novelty.
PLAITED CORDS, ALL COLORS.
ORNEE KNITTING BALLS.
EMBROIDERED OU4IIIONS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
BEST QUALITY SHETLAND WOOL.
GILT BRAIDS, TASSELS, AND CORDS.
RAPSON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
am
1860. 1860.
SPRING STOOK NOW OPEN
Full Stook of SILKS,
Full Stook of SHAWLS,
Full Stook of DRESS GOODS,
Full Stook of LINEN GOODS,
Full Stook of COTTON GOODS,
Full Stook of BLACK GOODS,
Full Stook of WHITE GOODS,
Full Stook of LACE GOODS,
New Materials for DUSTERS,
Novelties in FRENCH GOODS, ko,
EYE & LANDELL4
FOURTH fa ARCH STREETS, Philadelphia.
N.B.—STOREKEEPERS, may tit all times find Good
Bareaine, daily from New York and Philadelphia
AUCTIONS.
P. B.—Rfoli3OE SILKS, at Net Prices decidedly Cheap,
1860. °P-h , NIN'"'• 1860.
TEM MORNING, AND DURING THE WEEK,
SPRING MANTELETS
AND
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
Iu Great Variety, at the
FARM MANTILLA Expoitrunr.
J.' W. PROCTOR.
mhl7-U No. 708 CHESTNUT Street.
lam.. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
We have JUST OPENED a beautiful stook of
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
Of sll neeirableghades, in great var iety of widths and
styles, which, with an unusually attractive assortment
of
FRENCH FLOWERS, STRAW BONNETS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS,
Mayo been selected with special regard to our RETAIL
SALES. '
STERN tfc 000 K.
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh2-1 stuth-lm
NEW AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
from New York, the Importation of A. T. STEW
ART & Co.
Jun OPENED.
Comprising one of the handsomest assortments of
medium styles, gay and plain dress goods in this oily.
9, oven Barnes, Patin Bar.
Challis. Berens Meats, Poplinstts.
7.4 lbtrege einglais. for shawls and travelling dresses.
Paris Printed Jas.:lna%
Mists color do.
Bootoh Gingham.. •
Mixed Madonnsie.
Chamb ay Gi 'shams. &0.. he.
Also, from the large motion sale of Billiard & Hut
tint suoods—
ant satin•harred Chintz, figured Enrage,.
minced Burese Robes, ho.
illuminated Foulard Silks
- Worst Plank Silks. very cheap.
AIL-Wool Printed de Lathes.
Row good, opening daily at prieeeto defy sompo-
Don. . CHARLES ADAMS tr. SON,
mhIT-atuth . EIORTB. and ARC If Streets.
QUIN AND NINE--
Flounce Barege Robes.
Three-gonna and Double-shirt do.
, . M, SI. gr. and 45 cent Figured French Hama&
One lot
i. ..ratted. Challeys. 4a cents.
One lot noon Plaid Monett rs,la cent..
Mode al l-wool Do Lames, P. 4 cents.
High color, eatrafino do. Tor 37.4 cents. "
GRAY GOODs.
Plaids Mixtures. Chime. Striped, &o.
ottoman Gray and Brown Poplin,.
Bilk and Wool. Mixtures.
Plain and Plaid Mohar..
BLACK (MODS.
Black Wool De Leine., IN toad eon to.
Bloc B ummer Bombazines, gi.,4 to d 1.26.
Blank /Straiten, Alpacas, &A%
AlaaericArallcPartrile'l4:( Vann ce n ts.
• ta
RIMMED HAND)ERCHizern, en
Cheap lots Handkerchiefs and Collars.
SERINO CLOAKS
In great variety, now rady,
COOPER & CONARD,
mhlS NINTH. and MARKETER..
riIHORNLEY &
Cal special attention' d their Stook of
SHAWLS.
DRESe GOODS.
CLOTH DUSTERS.
SILK MA reFLES.
BARGE AUGLAP DUSTERS AND DRESSES.
aleo.to the Rio/ow Stook in rhilade/phia, of—
Freaoh Lane Bournotte.
French Lace Picoolominies.
French Lace Eugenie/.
Frenah Lane Shawls.
French Lane Pointes.
French Lace Mantles.
French Laoe Talmse.
Cambria Leese. Chantilla Lazes, Ac., An. FOS CASH:
We invite attention to our Stacie Goods, viz
But Family and Fronting Linens.
Best Shining. Sheeting, and nflow Muslin&
Spring and Summer Flannels and Caselmeres.
Mixed Cloths. bleak French Cloths, dm., Ac.
Beet Kid Glove., Silk Glove,, Eatery, Linen, Hand -
kerchiefs so., Ika.
Northcutt earner EIGETIA R and SPRING GARDEN.
mlat THE" HA BISON BUILDINGS."
SHARPLESS BROTaERS
Offer a full line of CHECKED SILKS.
The roost deelrable oolor4ngs of
in very glossy and perfect Go Fine Cheeks and Stripes,ods.
Lyons
and
swnamhd colored
colors and qualities
Two hundred Ogees. Silks, oornsrising an assortment'of
run2S•if CHESTNUT' and WORTH Streets.
NEW STYLE OF BALMORAL.
A new Spring style Balmoral Skirt.
PSS-tf B HARPLEBB BROTHERS
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
fIOPARTNERSHIP.—A. W. RAND' has
C
THIB DAY admitted into Pyteership
the
W. ALLAN.
The Wirier the Arm will be
•
RAND & ALLEN,
Who will continue the
ROT-Al R AND ROT-WATER FURNACE,
COOKING-RAN RE. PLUMBING. GAS, and STEAM
FITTING BUSINESS,
At the old Mend.
N 0.124 North SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
April 2.1860, ap2-lor
MEDICINAL.
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—These cele
brated Bitters aro meeting with general favor.
Thoy most effectually and permanently aura all disor
ders arising out of a want of proper tone at d healthful
action attic, digestive organs They are highly recom
mended by the faculty of the principal cities of the
United States and Europe for the speedy cure of Dye
popaiu. Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Foyer and
Aguo, &o. ThOMAS F. BRADLEY,
Principal Agent.
mh29-iflm S. W. corner SIXTH and SPRUCE Streets.
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 18 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Is the moat extensive manufacturer of
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
WINDOW' SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment in the city, et the
lowest prices.
Store Shades made and lettered. Repairing promptly
attended to. apt-43in
OPERA GLASSES.
THE GREATEST VARIETY
Fox BALE Low By
M. J. FRANICLIN,
112 SOUTH FOURTH Street,
.TMPORTANT—Sawyer's Housewarming,
-R- Ventilatmg Furnace. of new conatruetion, elm be
seen in operstibn. Builders and pontrootore, for pri
vate or public buildings, are invited to see for them
selves. JACOB F. PLEIB t, BON,
rnligg CV , igg North BECOIV ^ Street.
JAPANESE AND ORINESE GOODS,
received per shin Horatio, &0,. COnliatin;t of Cl'ave4l,
Brocade, and Pinnonpplo Drassep, botrrO, &o.
Japanese Work-ts3xes, WnittiTS, Ttohly Inlaid; a
ourtopn Dessert Bet, f Jade atom. carved,,ith
a varlet y or curiosities._ Ateo,n_finety,e t noug f ln u panA .
ing of hhanahae, at $ WE PE
(Xenia atroot,) first house above Atarkat at. roltBo At
!INA ORICKERING & SONS, NIANII-
FmTußuas 9f Grand,
4 . a Ak r l or
right PIANO FORTES. Warerooms,eor Ofit, Him
Street ‘ti Pianos to Jet, taken in enko cu hanals, Wit and
RiCir. „ t'on
odsi-ihnir
- -
' L AMPBLACK- Ground pure in Oil
WISTRERILL & BROTK M,
gOO is Korth RACIOND !street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
. „
THE PIIILADELPUIA INQUIRER, an
-_ixnErENDRNT :FPLITNtAL, LITERARY,
and MISCELLANEOUS NEWSPAYER.
, ,
The 'lneiiirer 'will hereafter anpear of Alio rsige and
sham. of Dog leading Journsle of New York, the Timms,
.flerald, and Tribune, and will contaux eight Pages, or
forty-eight columns of matter, 'with SiMplonTelg
often as may he neomigary to keep its meets gully in
formed as to Domestic, and Foreign Intelligenoet -It will
be printed with new copper-laced type. Time Editorial
Department of the paper has been entirely re-organize.di
aril new correnndents have been engaged. TH , c
INQUIRER wil be independent in its digoossion of all
tonics of public interest. It claims the right to Judy*
fairly and dispassionately all partial!. approving and aid
ing whatever in any of them, may tend to the promo
tion of the public, good, and coodemningland denouncing
everything which may involve detriment and /digester
to the public at large. While it will be independent, it
dime not intend, therefore, to be neutral.
The great aim of THY. InQPltible. is to Immune a
RELIABLE NnWlMAPEß—reporting Promptly and fairly
everything of public, interest concerning all parties and
all public, men—neither distorting nor exaggerating
meets for the benefit or injury of any: but rendering
equal and exact justice to all, •
retain family paver, THE INQUIRER will endeavor to
tile poeition which it has long enloyed. by con
tinuing to guard as news and advertising columns from
all matters which it would be improper to admit within
the family ni
Ac THE IN QU IRER will be hereafter strictly a rash
payer, we wilenabled to reduce our price to Two
CENTS PIM corrl and seed by carriers in the city for
twelve rents a week , or ma dollars a year for the daily,
arid four dollars for thetri- weekly, payable at the office,
No. 12l South THIRD Street.
ap3 WM. W. HARDiNG.
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS !!!
Upwards of 3,000.000 (two millions) of Engraved
PORTRAITS AND MEMOIRS
Rave already been issued with the
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apl•St•
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BILL TAR D TABLES.—Tiro Seebnd
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lan's cushions, tn good order. for sale chess.
hIOOUS & CAM VlOl4,
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TO TANNERS —One of the most eligible
locationsin this State, for an extensive Tannery,
is now offered for sale or rent. on liberal terms.
Locality—Logan or Tuckahoe Valley, Blair county.
near Tipton, on the Penriallganta Railroad. ;
Improvements.—A ouhstantial new bulldinS. the
lower story of which is solid masonry, 75 feet by 61) feet ;
engine house, adjoining, 7e feet by le feet, containing
boilers and engine of sixty-horse power.
Advantages.—Situated on the Penney Wants Railroad.
with easy amia& to both the eastern agd western mar
kets. A considerable stream, of the finest and purest
water in the State, rising near the summit of the Alle
gheny meantains. Chestnut, oak. and hemlock bark, in
great abundance, in the immediate neighborhood °retie
property. • At Tipton, by a superior plank road, the
Ponneylvemei ftilroati connects with a large district ol
back country. Which will afford an almost unlimitted
supply of all the most deannele qualities of bark.; for
which reason the Mainline of grigdmg, necking: and
shipping bark, mid be engaged so at this point-with
great profit.
For further information apply at the office of the
Allegheny Railroad and Coat Company, No. 230 Booth
THIRD eireet, Philadelphia.
mhal-if3t JOHN 11..ADDICREI, President.
BO ' DING
fel I R 8 T-0 LAB 8 BOARDING, WITH
Parlor and Chamber, ootninnnioating, at 1170
RAM) Street. an3-Dt•
NOW VACANT—A very desirable third.
story front Room, with without Board, at 1512
CHESTNUT Strict. apt-St
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FREIGHT, TACK AGEtS. de..
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NY.—Authorised Capital 8100000—CHARTER
P r.RPETUAL.
Office No. 311 WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Tins Company will inure against loss or damage In
Fire, on Buildinge, Femme. and Merchandise gene.
rally.
Also. Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargeee. l and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph
ng Maxfield. _
Dr. George N. hert.
John Iskun tc on,
Win. F. Dean,
J.
JACOB I , S HE K,__President.
WM. F. DEAN. vice President.
W. M. SMITH, Secretary. ap3.tutlettf
Jacob Faher,
D. Luther.
L. Andel:tried;
Pavlu ?Mutiny
eter Sieger.
CLINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
RAL INBURANOR COMPANY,_ '
PLAT MORO, MISSOURI.
Chartered in mix—Authorized Capital, $lOO,OOO.
DIEU/035
H. Whittington. Winslow Turner, T. R Bradley,
George W. Culver, Jamey H. Birch, Jr.
H. WHITTINGTON, Pres.
I. N. HOCKADAY, See. and Treas.
Special attention paid to Collections, and Money
romptly remitted. Business solicited. mh23-gni*
THE EN TERPRIsE •
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE RECLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING. S. W. CORNER
.FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
F. RAICIIVORD STARE, MORDECAI L. DAwaolit
WILLIAM MAKER GEO. 11. BART,
NALBRO FRAZIEA. JOHN B. BROWN.
JOHN M. ATWOOD. B. A. FAILTRSTOCE,
BEN/. T. TREDICE, ANDREW D. CASH.
HYNRI WHARTON. .LI4RRINORR.'
P. RATCHF RD 8 ARR, President.
CHARLES W. COXE.Beoretarr. fels•ir
VAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
.-. 406 CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL. 1856 BY THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE AND INLAND RISK&
DIRICTpHB
. . . . .
Sgmeel Wright. 1 ; B. Birney,
Wm. W. Walters, . W. Eiseman,
Chas. Richardson. ears LONVIR s Jr..
0 60. ik. Weat, soob W. Stoat,
o_, Wilson Davis. Kvan Morn.,
'Slum. S. e O liiiii.rtin W. DAY
iv mink° Stern.
RA) . President.
JO
WILLIAMS AT L A AN HA R LO . C S U ecr M e .
t V r e Pjreai t-
ti
TILE MUTUAL LIFE INSURA24OI
COMPANY OF NEW FOAL
:
8I X MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
INVININD I WO M THOYER1 E
13
,UO. 3
E
The premiums are Lomita than in many other COMPS
Wes, and the Dividends have been ettitstrita.
This Ix a strictly ittITIIAL A AMMAY. Thaw apt Pr
Ntookholders, so that THE PROFrre -
311.0r10 TO TR& LISIIII2D.
Pamphlet', and every Insormatlott, my be bac
&RATIN on aPPlifiatlon
. RA t BIWORD KRR, AC=
B. W. oorner FOUNT and WALNUT id
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCED: '
;homes Robins, John Welsh,
ordeost L Damson, George H. Start,
Georo M. Strand, .R.Whalen,
John n Myers, J . F ibber
bber Learning,
i7:71,i,1.P17,4,72,. with. C. Ludwig,
Artbr 6 Collin, -
home H. Powers, WEl,'Ztx,lti:or2,l‘l3r4l.ylf.
William McKee.
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL MANUFACTURERS,
No. 330 MARKET STREET,
BELLS.
CAST-STEEL BELLS.
FOR CHURCHES,
ACADEMIES,
•
FIRE ALARMS,
FACTORIES,
PLANTATIONS, &0.,
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY
NAYLOR & Co.. •
590 COMMERCE Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
These Bells havp been extensively in nee In all parts
of Euro re, the United States, and Canada. for the past
five years.. W e are, therefore. now prepared to state
their principal advantages to be as follows:
Ist. Oregi strem.th and elastioity of the material.
2(1. A very Iwoamt melodious miality of tone,
combining .stcretness with rowel en a remarkable
decree.
3d. An avera,to saving:
of 40 per cent. is coat; as
compared with that ot ordinary belle.
}Naryy. Dell is warranted for one yearosith prom
wilco, in any climate.
Chimem of any dononaions cast to order, with great
fIOCUSAZY. mbn3itf
WALTER EVANS ec 00 ..6
BOAR'S-HEAD SIX-CORD
SPOOL COTTON.
Superior to any ever imported, in strength, antootkrtess,
and einstiotty, for machine or hand sewing.
LENGTHS W.HRHSNTED.
" We have tried F.vane & Co.'atioar'*-Heed Setting
Machine Corrorte, and find them excellent."—WHismain
& 0, Co., 500 Broadway'. N. Y.
0. OAIWILLE, general Agent, Pew York. ,
J. B. HOWELL,
Agent for Phlkidelphia,
,e 9
FlTildiE & LYON'S bY,WIDie MAOHLNE
..opo:4,8, Chtimot stmt. • itabll-ane
AVM
Tit BiliDa'r3 ant DM* ay. April end Ildt.
TEILS (TUESDAY) }WWII AsimAtill.
" •, -COLSON'S'altrellaTrAir *Alt
TIER SICILIAN w
COLSO_ IITIOSELl; FEW -
Idedoseo COLSON - MIME entitled to le , =e4„.a .
itm to the torment hernontpint, polgoost
phi
for that pnrpostbstrd lisermereOred,hir
Ve". 113 1 5,213,. g r S i gnerfr-_juni 'I
GRAND FARBIWBIA,
,And -Inest.positieely Min PATTI'S farewell appear.
n nil l. l l r r i TIWAV I I T AT &IN% BQUALE
A part she ba r hurt Wed - to her repertoire, awl
whiotughe wilt whom for the first time 113.0011 hot ap
t ecrance on the duo..
PitDON PANITAi..B
a` be eirenwith the most perfect cent that &mite
Opera has ever been OM in Amnia_ inehadina Miss
BBIONOLI. PEW, and sueINI.
The 5.1., or nests - 10r the two sight' eminadnem
MORNINSret the Aoadomy; Chietterinee.
No. an Chestnut street. end pt Beek 4-Lawton's.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
11.-S Sole Lome re. M. A . GARRETTSOIC
Stage Manager Mr. P. P. ABACI".
Business event.. Mr. JOS. D . TVURPHY.
LAST WEFT{ tit" sinmv.ts.
• THIS (TUESDAY/ Pt/ENING. April 3, 1360.
HAMLBT.
Daudet. Derry Sullivan ; Leant... Mr. Phewell
ratio. Mr. Geo. Johnson; Gertrude, Mre, DulTurin
Oehe Mrs. Anna Cowell
Dressclude with TAR Pni3T OP 'HONOR,
Circle. 30 center Parquet. 87,1 i retrli ; Betwixt!
vats Tier and Family Orid bird TiPr s %Scents;
Boxes, 80 and 83; Single Seats in Orchestra wad
Private Boxes, 73 rents.
!Wits secured without balm charge.
past Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain will rise at ball
7.
WHEATLEY &
_QLARKE'S ARCH
ST. TREATEE.-TUIR YVFllll l 6.kril
BENEFIT OF MR. CHAR. R. DODWORTH.
MIIIIIII NGHT!
R N I GHT !
• Inns - NIGHT!
OP
OUR Alitftßloitft CMM!
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN!
OUR Atii ERIC FOROUSIN!
After which. ONR COAT TWO SUITS. -
To conclude with JOCKCI. THE BRAZILIAN AP
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S - AHOR-ST
THEATRE.
OHAS. R. DODWORTH.
Musical Director, will take plane on
TUESDAY NEXT, April d, DM -
On which omission will be presented the ever-eleulmet
Comedy or the
Comedietta of
ONE COAT FOR TWO SUITS.
In winch Sire. DREW and Mr. CLARKE appear.
Concluding with the beautiful Pantomime of
JOCKO, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
The beet of Dedwortit's &eau by the eyebaths.
aes-tc*
UNEQIJIVOVALLY THE LAST WEEK.
SANDERSON'S EXHIBITION ROOMS, CHEST
NUT Street. above Sixth. eetainine the Amno.
The management of TILODON'I3 ART it usE crit
ni n al c il t ißl WOOD
_,PtSFIIL, AND H 0 8? POI.
TIVE I.Y" LAST. WEER!
'aving perfected all errengenneuts for opening in Raj •
timore, they , would respectfully onnounce Saturday
evening. April 7th, as their last night is this city.
In consequence of numerous applications.
TWO GRAND FINAL MATINEES '
ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTENOON&
at 3 o'clock.
Evening—Doors open at 7 o'clock ; commence at 7%.
Admiaroon—A dolts. le eta: Childmu Its ma. apt -Be
riIEbIPLE OF WONDERS, .
JI-
Northeast earner of TANTE and CH.FISTICL•t
Btreete.—LAßT WEEK BUT ONE.—Cony t ea awl
see BLITZ. In htir Magma! lihiaions. Von
the Learned Caftan Bird*, Hayti. tot R Atte
tomato,/ Pape Dancer. -- -
s.ttneehee Entertainments amity evening. emitasa.-
°least rti o'clock. and on
WEDNRSDAY AND SATURDAY AMMONS.
at a o clock.
Ad ,
atimion 35 dents . Children ]!cen ts. a •
MoDONOUGR'S GAIETIES—RACE St.,
below THIRD.
STAGE MANAGER.. HERNANDErs
ENGAGEWittnii ; fitE
_Geerated_
FELIX CARLO BALLETintOIII43.
The above Troupe will spew EVEY EVREIK_
They are the meet wonderful perfor me rs age
were received on Saturday evening with the most en •
thrunaatio applause.. .
IIEitIeANDZ.!
And the talented Company appea E r.
Find
HE arpearan
Atc
os of
TCARTY BRSIMITHRA,
TWENTY-8H VEN PERFORAIERa,
pENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 01' ME
•■•• FENS ARTS,
1023 CUE 611% U STREET. •
le OPEN DILLY, (Sundays exoeutedJ from 1 A. M.
till 6 P. M.
Waute4—The Tenth volume of " ritHe :Stoma
Trutisio." of .Pirar-e, e.
Admismon is mato. Children under 13 yea tali
_ -
dit-tf
Biires of Stook Oft
(ZERMANIA OliOliNSTßA.—Publii
heareatz every SATTIADAY. at MUSICAL
MALI, at 4Co'elook y. M. .Tteketa to be hied at
Andre's,. ana Aeok & Lalrton'a Mom Stem, and
the door. tost,soa
Q,TEINWAY SON'S NEW PATENT
1,7 tiVERSTRUN'I GRAND PLOWS, SQUABS
GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS.
BLASIUS, DV:II7UR.
sw CaEsTrruT Street.
The appended card, copied from the New look Eves
fag Post.demonstrates oonolusively the high estimation
whieh these pianos are had by the Rat artists of
New York. who. though desirous of exhibiting their
Preferred martyrdom to the sacri.6 .
Wesel - Var. Havasu at 7EI A.CA.DINCY 0111'
At the concert on Saturday evening, Mr. Baker eV
peered before the curain. and statsd that Mr. Mils had
refused tO play his solo, because the illickering piano
Provided by the management of the Academy fin so.
cordanee with business contract) did not unit him.
The Mete of the ease are simply thee,: The under
signed were each to have played a tern. They had so.
tented Steinway ' , trend piano for the purpose, and this
instrument was afterwards sent up to the Academy of
Music, tuned, placed on the stage, and made reedy fog
sein
use m all respects,
The public should know that in every city of the world
it is customary that artists select the instrument wluolt
ikeythintr best calculated to display their power!. lit
the Academy. however, a different ',vile prevails, an&
they are. it seem', compelled to play only on what sr
managers choose to peimit. At the last moment, we
were told that we must conform to this rule or not play
at all. We preferred the latter alienist:No.l2ot oat of
disrespect to the pubnc. but because we felt that ws
could not give the satistaotion we wished to giro if we
Play pianoa Wangs instrument.
casehe bud been no
othe at the Academy, the might hare been
different ; but, trith the arreirrorreat to wanted before
our eyes. the refusal to permit it to be played upon
seemed like a deliberate effort to place us in a disad
vantageous light before the public.
M. JOHNSON GRAB ER.
WM.
MILLSAAB.
mh24-stuthlltl S B. S.
J . E. KNORR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GENS, ETC.,
HAVE REMOVED FROM
191 WALNUT ST., AND 91 GRANITE ST.,
TO
631 MARKET STREET.
Eder doors IbeIow'SEVENTE, north side. mh29-1E
HENRY E. KEENE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Rem REMOVED from N 0.530 Walnut street to No. 908
South THIRD Street. mb22-2m.
114EMOVAL.-SMALL 465 - CHANDLER.
.a.s. WHOLESALE GROCERS, have removed from
id North SECOND Street, to 113 MARKET Street.
above Front. north aide. tat
CRISTIANI & CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF PERFUMERY,
IMPORTERS OF DRUGGISTS' ARTICLES.
No. IS SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Rave now open their assortment for awing salt
&
Country merchants would do wall to examine theft
stook.
JOSEPH LEA, •
•
NOS. 128 AND 730 CHESTNUT BERES?,
(nvltes the attenhon of the Trade to hie Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.
New light and dark awing Oleg, a great variety Grose.
MESSRS. SAM'L SLATER di SONS,
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Also, •
THE ATLANTIC 00.'S.3IOURNING,
Including many new !standard Patterns.
NEAT BLACK & WHITES, PURPLES, LAV.'B, &o,
SAXONY & SIIEPH_ERD PLAIDS, & SIDEILS•,B„
BLACK AND ORAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTDR
STYLES.
WOOLLENS.
FANCY CASSIMERES and DOESKINS, .kci.
FROM ROCK. COIL, GILENDALR COM., NKR'
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD MILLS, BROOK.
DALE AND OXFORD HELLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
'SUPERIOR BLACK DO , :SKIN AND SILK MIX
TURES.
&dinette. Plain and Printed, of all colors and clan.
ties; funky leans, Colds, eashtnarefts •
Kerse9's Tweeds, commune one of the ton stooks ca
the country.
AMERICAN LINEN COIL
CRASH, HUCK'S, SHEETLNGS, &o.
3.21-3 m .
Ma SHEW ac c o
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 39 SOUTH EIGHTH Street,
Above Chestnut.
This is the only establishment in the citydevoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRANER. A treater
variety of OVAL GILT FRAMES on hand than can be
found in any one establishment in the United States,
and priest lower.
B Bring your Photographs, and have them fitted
without extra charge. zeitedm
CARRIAGES,
PHILADELPHIA
WIT.TATAM D. ROGERS.
NO. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. N. 1.1011.
re3o4ralf
JOHN DICK! AN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
torn
DEALER IN DOMEBTIC AND FOREIGN
EXCITANG'S.
NOUS EON, TEXAS.
Colleotiona made and prompt remittances in twit
Exchange, at current rates. on New York, Boston, or
New Orleans.
REFERS TO
CRESCENT CITY BANK. New Orleans.
MGM'. HENNINGS
N ewtSLING, Now York.
W. H. PRICE. Esq., York.
Mourn. TIERCE ar. BACON, lloaton. uGGS-111111
1111 NORWAY SPRUCE—Bng. Wey-
Aalkme‘ i t Pines. Silver Fir", end a large assortment
of roost desirable EVER RE EN$, of ettra toga
an • '1),,,a general assmtment of i bode, Orna
mental, a it Trees, at the lowest or: i !
DAVID T. e SCONE,
ardt-Stif. Evergreen Nursery, W ury, N. J.
THE ROOT AND HERB DOCTOR has
wit ? ....
returned to No h SECOND Eltreetjtarlrirflhear
Rota', where be can consulted untd the h inst.
H e onside. the bli ta i Xie , deaf to hear. the IMO SO
walk. Hundreds Inky brought to their sight and
hennng in tea data.-. ten ant. en net month. Wilt
revisit tip first LX dar e of iveriregte.
pi•Gt 9 JAVRigarOli
AIRDSEBILENTS.
THE ANNUAL BENEFIT
AMERICAN COUIIN.
REMOVALS.
OP TIM IPASUPAOSTIRS Of
REPOSITORY,