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•Adorns Thomas Fleming ?as Mande Mr
Adams J fit Fite h. Dr Mayer IS R
Allen Chan L ' i Fisher &Co Mess Mann Pen:that B ,
Arnold? WFlanders Chu 0 Merlon? P
Armstrong D- 5551314 W Mentle, Edwd
Annodellk Elm) • Erttneee Niah'il Matheson Jas
Anderson J Q Frith Jul •Messontere J C
/odes• WG Fuses .1 VT 11 . Mead, Lecktna. &
Andrews R h Met 18 Co
Ashmead John, ord IMAM H
Meyer/Mu
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Seders°. Anne It 8 ranee J - Nickel
Ackland Weeks orsyth John mantel 111
Raker Wlt ' . ' Wisner Charlie miller Freak
Bails W L, f ride, A Minister Colnl 6th
Raring Jacob Foster 11 CH '" Chinch
Derneeß L Ford Wit ,„ these & Smith
pumas•& Maw Frannie Wit
B fil ler Dent
No y h oo ps Firm ~I? , ;tome Sarni
Barnwell Kett A F er & t.: ea- ea in lit
s e rg i nsee Henry , daniel_ltesure Montague &
Balibgeritenry Harden J 0 , He r be r t
Barker B Garr Wm Moore Win
Bilker Sidney Gebriel It 8 Moran V
Baker James litellabam Wm Morrie Wm
Baker Chu A Valesee Chas Morrison Wm
Herr lid Gambardelle N j Moyer Wm A
Barr JR &Co = Galbraith& Morton Dent
seneroft & BIM George 0 C Mowder Enos
Banks Sidney Gil
lette, Semi Meyer M H
tegog,,, 6 ii,, AM4 - Ng% ;tr. W
Berton T w, Mid _Meows Myers Wm
Heigh!, jean p Gillett Henry T Myers G W
Beecher J F Gloelunore & Bra Millen W J
Been A Al A;, Moron A C
Itearfer Ins B °leery Prank 1V.3 ere Mr
elegise John Gilligan Jno Si Manning And
Here A SO Gilman 100 0 &hoodoo ituiS
- Beale W A GerdillniF 2 Mullen John
sendly Bear? Gottlieb F Mundy John
• lintris I le ; r . a . ( Ci vift i 4Ct ie G? " Pey:irs 1 : NC,:,'
Sechten 0 :at*, Gold MinteaCn Nicker son Capt
saner ik. pregame Gordon David F Nickel Geo W
Bieney Jno . M Goodall A 0 NewellB 'l' Cot
Birch John G -
oodall
Ebenezer MOMS, Webb &
ilnitome Jos Gratin Co
Black Saul 11 Orson hold F Femme John
Block AI Greenup At Bin nelson Geo
Boyd David 3 Messrs Noldlinger H
%Om Jam Gime Win Noble Wm
Doses P 0 Green & Co Mess Nasebikee Henry
Horton C E Green Mahlon Newland Frank '
Bouts P 0 Griswold Nelson Nichols,Heywood
Boyd W II Griffin E B Neva Co
s an est! Edward Craves A T Naval W N
Between John • Griffith Henry TA Norris Henry
Bowls Beni H Grayson Allied Nelson I Wit
Road 1. M Graw .INewlin 0 E
'Booth Bend Hall 0 - St eapolttan sew.
Boyle &Co Hall John ion Silk Man o
Roo John H Hahn I. 'wood revel W m
Gayde Ses Emmett B Paoli veer
Bowie Wm Heckler Chas 8 • O'Neill Jelin
Royer E P Hahn J R Odenwelder A J
Blatant VDHervey Joe W Odenheimer W H
%hen Wto Harmer Wm O'Neil Michael -
%item Riehd a., Harris A W Orr Jag Capt
Brown Hein, . Rarest larte. Oliver, Hannah &
Brown Joan A Ilartson ik, C. 111., co
Brown Riettard Harem* Dr 8 I Eldridge Rain
Broarn - Wml, HMS ind Joe 8.,, Otrenweller CUD
amorn.las _,. , - Herd a- Co . Patten AR.
Brown IMI rs mane, Griffith & Porter Jno E
irownre m•. co Pastor Shiloh
prawn J.ft Co Itanfrine Wm Sant Church
Ft-own A ' Mori. 8 D ' 'Park..r Thos
Brown I . VT Hamm C W , Yerkllllloll e
4-uen Jos 3 Vasloiii Chas • Pannell C II II
II addisk L Beaton Andw Paster Darwin
higher R It Bart Them l'antonet Wm
H Cols E D Harris Chita T Patterson Jason
trenches Wm Hatch. Lehman Parke Bent
4 , 00. Jim I A Miller Yanetoeu ip 0
Broadbent Rev C Hand. Griffith & Park Frannie
iradtord 'as 0 Co • Palmer ft B
Braes Beth C Payee & Ellen Paterson Thee
Rorke Wm a Berlins E V Paine Stephen
B ailtnid Jla Herron Rev 8 P Phillips 11 (I
'ntitle Andw t Henson litihn thanes Geo W
Bradbury Hiram Bellies l' if Pettit A m
Bo rton Mini C Henry John. Peters J B
n o w w in Henders on Wm Pedro Colo
(Mose "Wee • Heron P Patter. Bkl
iiod.r El &Co Hungerford John Pees Geo H
Rustles Jno B.lr Heat Wm Penny Joe
Burke John Hess C V Pennell W L
'hitnard Omit W 2 Herald Hedger Peokham N
Butterworth Ma- Hewitt John Partook Dr
nUfae Co Hendermever Joe Peterson Goo F
Rang Ina W Hibbard Win Poe A
Butterfield Win Hill WII Platt, Read. &Co
Bunting iv 0 MI) Hine; C M Poulson A W
,arse ran C Hitchners Jon ) omray I) 2
'arter .I.ltll HOMO, Bowen, & Porter Ft-e &It
aussedav Wm H C. Powell Henry
Ai:netted' Win Hainan .7 , Potter 31 D
'toter I J ohn' Hollingsworth T Priest Jas ft 11l
Colony; W HOffOlatt 000 E roman IS J
;taw W B Howard Prank Kenton re Bra
Cahill Jobe ' Mohnen W- Preston It A
Oalwell W F Bond Eden AI Pratt JD& Co
arr Jaz_ Hollingsworth Prescott J T
Callan D In Reese J Pritchett Thou
Centrist. Josef! Howard I 2 Pugh Sand'
abdi Jeremiah gowell Joshua 8 Pulliam All B
Casey John owe J she • Pule W H
Cahill)! fr *skitter 0 f emelt W M
`moor Thine getchicenn S P Eanium Wlt
Contest% F ' 'labour& Geo W Rawlins HM Dr
•Chambers Wm gunter Dr R Mafia lin Antonio
Malt Henry ughooWnt Had) ,
Chase J a
HughesYn Rex 8 HenryT
Chapman B D Pen , Renee M M .
iihereb Fred 0 • Hatehinson Saml Reynolds Joel C
Chambers. ate- Hyde 91'm C • Reed Wm
• vise& Co Hughes T I Herbert .Tesse
lhenibers It R Hooter John T Reed Henry
mummery J H Neches Capt AI Richards I W
Clement Wit Irvin Wm • Richmond Jae
Clark &Thomas high Jededirdi Reeve's & Darrow
Oletk.Chemey&Oo femme Jae. Race Imo B
Cloud B W Johnston & Ca Riehsrdson F
Clavelour P Johnotnn Ardw Ridgewsr --
Clay Heim B Jones J F • Rinehart El
Clark 0 W Jacobs A T Roberts, Spencer
litdey Wre Jerome Jae & Co
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Clark W 2 enson )1 Rosenbunr A 8
Clouston Wm 0 Jerome H Robinson Tao
Clawson Win boonlot A Roberts & H a l_
Malan Jerem'h Junes Jos .1 son _
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Clark Waiter 0 Jordan John hells Thos IS
Clemson Th 0 J.hris Her 'Robinson Wm B
0 0 )e i m Johnston A W rears Feint (1
Cooper Ara .0 A t ree War W *gen Taos CI
Goatee ma tinkle H D ores B_,
Coyle es , eneleke Saml, lotrinles Wm
Coding Smill r idc,C F Rode n Capt
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Cellars Omni M y Chas Rome
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Cochran & o o j sneeLA .1 Sanders CS
Congdoe_Jes 0 Se A Scott dee P
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Co or Jas fine Geo W Sanger 8 Ci
Cothran Thog MI Wm Scudder Dr Rev
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Wayne J L Wilton, McElroy, wood Jos H • -
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Walker B & Bra Wilson Jno A Wright Roht, .
Watt Dild M , ~ J Willterns P W. _,Wright Jae
'Wawa. mat A , WtperterWm - 4. -- - „.4 - .4n Bensohotert
Warn E vnn Winebrener &Co BB' . , • ,-
Walton W Winohel Edwin Query Johit ,
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West Nafharnst2 Wioelow,Beni F Youghn F Homo* ~
Webb Wnr'. . Ckkrilliamsou Jae - young rte h en
West Borah 8 Williams John Van Hart w, rn A
Webstor A Williamv I P U 8 Econornlit. '
West Abram Witmore V F Xork Lewis ri
weatherby,L Winter FSI 2 . I orkes Adolphus
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IMPORTATIONS.
(Reported for the Press.l t -
LONDON—Bart Arcadia-4D kegs drugs 593 plus 26 es
aides 200 oneke wbitine 100 tone ohatk F Lennie; 151 pees
yids* 2 re m aewope 41 bales 18 enses32 91416
mdie - , werfr &"Tertiehimen• 44 ticks mdee ter 131 Cohen:
5 do B. & G lk Wright; 16 do W D Glenn; 56 casks =mo
rd.; 40 pkgs Wee order.
ROOll I.l,E—Bree Ferdinand-325 Sires lrrandy Pat
tenon & Boniton; 130 do Geo Whiteley; 40 do Rowland
lc Tor:lemon; 15 do 0 E Cestillon: 22 du:Mitche ll 2r.
R do U Bohlen & Co; 23 do E Simpson k Co; 10 do A
Stephan': 1221 do order.
....... ...
111LA10 EfdIit.A.BOARR - OF WRADts. ,
GEORGE L. BUZBY.
Wlll. C. WEEHMLE, U i ~._O M
C. BIDDLK. MITTEEOB TIIE Minflll
* : 1-GETTER tinGS.'
. A_w Wit Wirreff NTs' 2XCEIANCII. YRILAD3IA4II.6 ' •
Shiptortamandit. Tans..,.Liverpnol, April 2 + 5
Ship Sebastian Cabott. W • ntis.......Lonndo. INCA, soon
ship liftmen. Thane r Janeiro, soon
Berone - Rropona. Wilson: lots na% ra • soon
Brig Neptune. Ball . ..... .Cork, noon
Bohr Geo. Fairy, Nickerson ~.Port Spain, Trio., soon
111ARINE INTEI?LIGENt!E
'MT 01P, PICILADELPHIA.'ApriI 16 jgir;r3
25-gUrf SETB-.._:-
tUti RISEk. •
WIC;11.
• ' ARRIVED.
Bark 4.roadis, "Bullock. 31 days from London, with
amnion. sto Frederick Lennie.
Brig-Ferdinand. (Fr) Pollerin. 60 days from Rubella;
with, brandy to Patterson & Roulton.
Brit Mary, (Br; M filmy. 12 oars from WindSor, NB,
frith 200 inesulmter to B A homier & - Co,
Bohr Fair Leader. Adams, 3 dare from Salisbury, Md,
with limber to Neall & Merriman.
Bohr Saint's W Early. Sipple. I day froni . Frederica;
Dal. with corn to lee L. Baader & Co.
Fehr Samuel 0 Fithian. Tuft. 3 days from Port Devo
iiit, Ald• earn lo Jae L Bewley & Co. -
Bohr II Curtis, Reed, 14 days from Calais, Ile, to Gas
kill & Galvin. •
Bohr Mail, Kelly, s days from Providence. - with mdse'
to Crowell & Collins.
Bohr Alert. Champion, b days from Charleston, with
lumber; One. to Pettit, Martin & Co
Bohr Empire. State, Atwood, 3 days from New York.
with iron to captain.
Behr George Edward. Baker, 6 days from Salomon
ballast to L Auden rigid & Co.
Bohr Indostr laths) McLean, Mellon fr ioho. N
B with SBl 000 to Twells, & CoCo.
Bohr Jominh Maxfiold. May, 6 days from Boston, in
ballast to R H Corson & Co.
t-ohr Everglade. Watt, a days from Newboryport, in
ballast to N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Halo, Newman& 4 days from Newburyport, with
moss to George A Wood.
Bohr Charles 'stroll. Pratt. from Dighton.
Rohr James Porter. Yates from Salem. ,"
Bohr W G Bartlett, Connally, from New York.
Bohr War "teed, Smith, from Now York.
Bohr A C Reeves, Lake, from Boston.
Bob II Widens. Cranmer. from Boston.
' Bohr A M Aldndire, Bailsman, from Roston.
Rehr Thomas Cooper. Taylor. from Warren.
Steamer Vuloan. Morrison. 22 hours froutiNew York,
with incise T W M Baird & Co.
Steamer aoonv. Ely. 24 hours from New York, with
masa to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Alida, Robinson 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to Wm At Baird & Co.
/Reamer Beverly. Piero...St hours from NeW York
with mdse to W AI Baird & Co.
•
CLEARED
Steamship Delaware. Cannon, N York. j Allderdlce.
Bark Sylph, Jones, Savannah, Pettit. Martin & Co.
Brig Hobart Jordan. Barbodoes..l F Pullman.
Bohr R Giulian i Smith, Boston, Noble, Hammett &
Bohr (fen Edward. Baker. Boston. L Audenried & Co.
Bohr A M A Idridge. Bateman, Boston. do
Behr John Forum, Hall, Ragged Island. NS. J
Kennedy & Co,
Behr Lewis Christer, Somers, Wilmington, NC, D S
Stetson & co.
Bohr Theresa C, Plaint, Wilmington, NO, J Baker.
Bahr S M Rent, Thomism!, Baltimore, T Webster. Jr.
Behr Village Belle, Hartigan, Thililax,"Dwells, Mel
lon & Co.
Babr Frederick Reed, MaCalMon, Portland, Van pa
st'. Norton & Co.
Rohr A C Reeves. t akei Rothormel & Co.
chrFidelis'. Wheaton. Boston. Blakiston & Cog.
Bohr Jos Maxwell, May, Roston. Blakiston & Cox.
'Bur H Willitts, Crammer, Roxbury. C A liaokatier
& Co.
Behr Everglade. Watts. Salem N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Belo, Newman. Gloucester, 0 A
Bohr Charles Carroll. Pratt. Cohnsaot. C Millar.
Rehr insomar. Norris. Boston Bishop, Simone & Co.
Bohr J Porter. `boos. Roxbury do
Bohr W G Bartlett, Connelly, Charleston, Siumokson
& Glover.
Fehr Thomas Cooper, Taylor. Warren, do
Bohr War Steed. tmitli, Stonington,'llverton Coal Co
sirß Seymour, Palmer, Alexandria., T Webster. Jr.
tur Farmer, FMtze, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Mft ft.A fif DA.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, hence for Richmond, at
Norfolk 13th inst.
S•eamiship Ca',swim Smith. for Havana and New Or
leans, cleared at New York 14th inst.
Steamship'Empire City: Griffin, from New Orleans via
Havana, 9th inst. at New York 14th inst.
Steamship Karnak. Brownies!, irom New York, ar
rived at Havana 9th unit „
etenroshio Baltimore. Greene, from Havana 8;h inet,
arrived at Baltimore '4th inst.
Ship Oliver Jordan. Frost. from Taloahnano, was be
low Baltimore 14th i net.
Sark 8 Chit. Elliott, cleared at New York 14th Mgt
for Buenas Ari rev.
-Bark Evadne.'Davie, from Chinoha Island, arrived at
Baltimore 14th inst.
Bark Oak, Ryder, hence, arrived at Boston 13th inst
ark Salmi's: Freeman, for Buenos Ayres, cleared at
Boston 13th Mat •
lime Oronoco, Tabbut, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Martanzas inst.
Brig Bohio, Bartlett, from Pernambuco, at New York
14th inst.
Brig Olive. Cannellini. from St John N B, for Philo,
delphia.,_galled from Holmes' Hole 11th met.
Bohr M . . 1 Hoyt, Hamilton, from Salm arrived at New
.York 14th inst
Mohr E W Gardner. Boerne from Charleston, arrived
at New Orleans Bth inst.
at t t,rtatvi i rt'h Altinab Dole, from Cardenas, arrived
Sohr Dorcas Imam( ' Baker, cleared at Savannah 10th
inst for Polar.
8-hr J C Pattereen,liand, oleared at Charleston. Ilth
last, for New York
Bohr J H Allen, Higbee. - fog Savannah, cleared at
Charleston 11th inst. •
hr J N Bake r.llendereon, for Protridonce, went to
sea from Charleston 11th inst.
Bohr Rich'd Vilna, Prink, 'cleared at Wilmington, N
O. 13th inst. for New York.
Bohr Ontario. Vangilder, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Prf. , dence 11-h inst.
Bohr 0 A Stetson, Cobb, frorolDangier, arrived at Bos
ton 13th inst
Seine E Townsend, Williams; N B T Thompson,
Steelman; Campton. Elwell. and Mountain Avenue,
Greenfield. hence, and Lady Sabik, Baker, from Wil
mington, Bel, arrived at Boston 13th ,fist.
Bohr Emma. vent, from Linn. for Thiladelphia, ar
rived at E
H Hole 13th inst.
tlihr Knight . ndioott. hence, for Boston, Clara Mer.
rick. Monsomery; do. for Haverhill, Fly, Cheeeeman,
do, for , Nantucket, J fl lee. Corson, from Boston, for
Mobile. 1. t 3 layering. Corson.• lasso Mob. Smith, and
Grace Girdler. Paine. from Boston, for Philadelphia, ar
rived at Holmes' Hole 13thi ,net; the R Knight and C
Merriok sailed again Rime day.,
Behr Swan. Parr. hence, arrived at Halifax 9th twit
Bohr Cicero. Burroughs,"henee at Fall River 12th net
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
iv 0T I C E.—THE COPARTNERSHIP
'hest - 0111r existinpbetween'the subscribers, un
der'the tam of I. E. K NORR & CO., le this day dis
solved by mutual consent. J. E. Knorr retiring
The business of the late Arm will be settled br
011ARliE8 F. TAGGART, at the old stand. No. 631
MARKET Street. where all persons having claims will
Presept them for settlement.'and tense iiidebted
make payment. - J. E. KNORR,
apG.3st CHAS. F. TAIJOART.
PARTNERSHIP.-NOTICE
-1 1 --A is herebyeiven, that the subsoribera have formed
slimited partnership, agreeably to the act of Nimbly
of the Commonwealth of Fenneylvania. approved March
Het, 1845. entitled An sot relative to Limited Partner
s h 4 r b a in :Pri d e tohfettpllremmieinie thereto..
the said
.partner
ship is to be conducted is that of !` CHARLES Ir. l'Ae
DAT."
The general nature of the business to be traussetria
by the firm is, that
o r Importers and Wholesale Dealers
in Wines and Liqurs in the oity of Finladelphot.
The-name of the genentl partner is. CHARLES F.
TAGGAR r. 'whose' place of residence -iv
atNo.
No. 1610
Chestnut street, in the city of Philadelphia, and the
came of the spedial parteer nt WILLIAM. lIHM /3 EL
TAG G ART,who likewise resides in the city of Phila
delphia, at No. 131 South Fifteenth street. •
The epeeist partner. the said WiLLIAM }FENNEL
TAGGART, hes contributed to the common stock of the
firm the sum of ten, thousand dollars in cash.
The Aetiod at which the laid Copartnership is to nom
thence is the 4th day of April,lB6o, and is to terminate
on the 4th day of April, NM.
CHARLES F. TAGGART.
ape. .t . • WILLIAM HEMBRL. TAGGART.
VOPARTNERSHIP.—A. W. RAND has
THIS, DAY admitted Into Partnership
DEOROB W. ALLEN.
The idyls, of thefts:w D ill be
AN & ALLEN,
Who wiltriontinne the
HOT-Al R - Alf D HOT-WATER PURNA_OS,
COOKING-RAN SE. 'MM BINH HAS, and STEAM
BUSIHESEI,
At the old stand: •
• No. 124 North SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
April 2. MI ; apf-len*
ILEDICINAL.
,vg RS. WINSLOW,
MIS EXPERLENOED NUMB AND FEMALE
{hysletalk, present' to the attention of mothers her
. . _
. . . ..
SOOTRINO SYRUP
YOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Witieh greatly facilitate, the process of teething, by
uteterlif i g i the game. reducing all inflammation ; will al
bay AL run and spaernothe sotto% and le
• 8 ItE TO fth.OIII.,ATE THE BOWELS.
Depend epee it, mothers, it will give red to yoarselyea
:d
RELIEF AND NEAL= TO YOUR INFANTS.
j?e i ,Tn e tira i i t i t art. fence 0: thi p i nN ti gt. f .ratt ve jf 11 1 ,
Yr at we have ev e r ose p ,m i ta sit z or .any other
alt a ttP l Yid ,T. 31 afi ITSOT ti k b alit, a 'ben 8
cly . Never di e know an instance of
asstisfsetion by any one who need it, 04 the non
ail are dehithted E 0 with its operations, and
ipso 'in terms of hashes ; 4 . commandationof its mani
la! • este and medical ter tio tries, •We speak in this
letter ' what we do Z know.," after ten leers'
IXperteram,andpledgeour reputation for the fulfil
'Sint ot What we tei re de " tare. In almost every
%stenos, where the titian DI te suffering from pain and
gahanstion. retie f wall E., tottroin fifteen or•twentr
Aqae! afar the Sy ru p Is „. administered. .
ni...l, , ,t,rrrilitrin. `
c " :, 2118infi r de SKILFUL o i e
in tfavrEngland,, and has been used with
Haver- s
tR ..,
r iklUffitNDl3 ..., OF OASES, ' '
It not 'only relieves the cm ehild from pain, but in
ehroratss tne NO:match an . bowels, *arrests toidity,
and give" tmus sad energy It L ev ee whole air stew it
leWttriMil " Wlliti o tttfPfa r grea m me T l H 4
maidocur. whinO, if i not ,_ speed y temente., end le
riloj?T ri q IT " saiee t t . 7 M I A WPM ril l ita
+ll.ritiali 1 1., LURgN , A whether it- atteee from
meriting or from roth. ._. canna We irQuill say to
avec mother who gas lit — hill suffering !roman) , of
he foregollegOonre.
7 oilirr& i liPaliftg e pt
tsar tke,l) II 9.
r iranentir i enhar an „ he relief that win ne
tre i %t/ilt mrdlitn; T il ! 2 „ ila j let t° F i ll o ir t e l :
w as for onus w 111,80 0 ,0111 ~... okey qatot bottle.
,pne
genuine opiate., the too ei. A Mile of O ()ET'S h PER
WINS, New a ork, is on the outside wrapper.
JET Sold hy Druggists throughout the world. Panel
elg, Offish' No, acEDAß,Stretsc,Nel, York,
rftee r n eerite a betas. iI2B-1/
11311.00ATORIAli SPORTS.
-a- ritilip witsox & CO:, 432 CHESTNUT St.
would taints the losers of PISCATORIAL SPORT to
the finest *exorbitant, and But quality, of TACKLE
'ova offeral i n this city.
Hush as urge's' world-renowned Trout, iI6EII, and
grd6rE , Soportor Trout, Saar, and tlalntan Flies
Par extra-iiimerio Virginia,Carlsle, Salmon, and
1/94k, , ittutik jlasbet, Artificia l Butt, 'Bilk,
k fflArit3raso, Lines, and Cotton Likes. '
mhg-Sm
G r AILDEN SEEDS, FOR 1860.-
VIVIVETATILE EDB 'tureen varlets'. ,
FLOWER Q_F.EDB, upwards's!' SOO varieties.
CIRASI_AND FIYL A EiEl• DS of_the beet quell°.
°ARDEN IMPLEmpera and Dootie j
Fruit T.ees and Rome* Grave
Bend for Dataloguits t rigoh ma y b e had grat i e ,
mh3l-1m H. A. DR.E.;Bit.P4 Chsetnutst
VINEGAR.:425O:l3airels Clarified 'Cider,
Viaegar. 1150.brrele White Wine Vinegar.
CO.. RUWU A 8
' ,
',* , No.lo ROUTH WHANVER.•
I N Piire " French snow-white. Of
•".Viiiths , 'MOM/Lane - kmanufnoture, for
pats bv WETRERILL BRpTEtt,R, 47 and' 49
North BSCOND Sttivid. ' aye
JAVA kete &Le
V OlT Uzs p ri(4m
PgV" PIig4AWEL , PH49 ,, AQN I "Qt. Arß,jl, .16, , J. 860.
t 4 .
. E° , l !::elA r f,Pt 4i r ° LET
- - -
41j1,PRILUIP,TORY AVIE,'."ON TEEM , '
,
ADM.' 'AITSP:S; qtr., o,.eltee • ooncern..
Thomas & Sons, Ailidloseare. V sty valuable propertre
Wiesalpeken - avertnePnear , PHEd rta trt Hit..L. nine
,miss nom Philadelphm I .At
Witti Eatentilies ir LAM ACHED OF LAND.
On MoNI)&Y A F . TERNO.9II. 10. 1860. at 2
eOld at -tplibliu Allo t without reserve, to
',lobo eonpern, iiatheptommemi all teaVralusole lot of
li ve awes. and butldlngs. eltuatoon the waste.lyaide of
Wissahickon avenue: near Chestnut- 'about nine
mil from Philadelphl.e..lheifutwoiteatentemitunst of,
a largo and Commodious Mocertuterse-story Mame
house, ao by 90 feet, , with modem mituovemente, eaten ,
sive'plassitE &0.. Carriage Slone And stabling for
twenty horses. , • '
Terinir-TWo-thirds of the perehaee money may re
, mpon mortgage the premises.
• 4280t0 be paid at the time the property isatruok
o It is acoessible by railroad,: turnpike, and Several
beautiful summer roads. • •
Air The locality is nusurpassed for health 'and beauty.
It would be well adapted car either a privet. residence,
bps rdin sehoel t ot public, house.
gars Wiltpeatttaely bp sold without reserve or limita
tion: • • - M. THOMAS & SONS.
• Attain:meet.. Wand 141 South Fourth street
Philadelphia. Pelt. 29, 1860. ' • mhl3Bl 28 de A pli 11 16
OR SALE.—Thirty Acres of high, beau
`ttrutland, 'two miles north or the Second street
pavements. near anew and handsome settlement. Per
sons destrous.of building a first-ohms country seat or
'purchasing ilk speculation. will find hero a rare oppor
tunity. To iMproverit it will be divided into lots of from
'one to five cotes, payable in °sky instalments, or city
prnperty taken in part payment. passenger railroad
willp r ba b v mum :pass within two squares. Apply to
F.
H. SMITH, 534 South SIX TR street. Bpl4-12t
FUR SALE-=A• new Cylindrical Steam
AL— . Boiler, S feet tbarneter,24 feet long, made by one
t e bast notkora in tlne mtg. Address " C. 11.10
Box 1107 Post Men. npl4.3t'
OR .9:ILE—A profitable Manufacturing
F
Busine.s. capnble of lame extension. A fine op
portunity, for an active business man with a mnts! of
two or SIX thousand dollars. Address Box I tO7 Post
Offiee. ap.l4-3t*
taFOR SAL" , ---A lIA_NDSOME ,PRO
- ,pEttTY, in Germantown, within a few minutes
walk of tho depot. Pine garden, with hot-beds.; Abun
ditnee of Fruit—Grapes. and plenty of shade: btone
House; gas end water throughout. Stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
Terms very accommodating, and possession given
when required, 'Apply to B. B. COM.tiVS,
nyl2.if at the Philadelphia Bank.
T() LET, OR FOR SALE, OR EX
IREACHANGE FOR GERM ANTOWN PROPERTY—
The •rtry a three-storied BRICK HORSE, N. $OO
North TENTH Street, 'with throe-etoried back
aide yard on drown silent and all the modern im
provemente. Inquire of HENRY S. TARR, No 710
UREEN Street. Philadelphia. ap94ot
FOR HALF ! , IN HADDONFIELD
e+.- N. 7.. several very desirable Brick and 4'ranie
Residences. well shaded and handsome improved.
Alen. the beautiful property known an "Tulip ()rove. '
together with' a cumber of well-located cottage gam
Portion of the property will be exchanged for city real
optgste. Terms easy. applinsn F.
pEvToNi
123% South FOURTH Street,
- aps.lm Between 10 A. M. 471(13 M
FUR SALE,--A largo Carriage turd lEar-
JE: miss-making establishment. situate on.the mover
of two of the widest streets in Portsmouth, va.; doing
asood, thriving business. The owner is unable, through
ill health, to longer give It attention. Can beeurohased
on Low and very reasonable terms. or loaned for a term
of years. - Apply to GEO. It. SNEAD,
Portsmoh,Va.,
or at EVANS & WATSON,
304 CHESTNUT Street.
M TO RENT—Two beautifully situated
double houses, well shaded. with coach houses
and gadens attached. on Taeony Plank Road one mile
below Tawny. and three-quarters of a mile horn Pas
manger Railway depot at Brideiburg. Apply at 717
WALNUT Street. mhi7-tf
I:IERAIANTOWN PRi IPERTY. •
`Low VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The valuable Farm and Country. Seat, containing lee
acres of highly cultivated land. situated in the town
ship of Germantown, Philadelphia county, and' within
Tmiles of the depot in Germantown.
he situation of this property_ Is not to be surpassed,
being bounded on the north by Washington lane, on the
west. by Township Line road, and oo the south by
Haines street, and within one-eighth of% mile' of the
Limekiln Turnpike, and a quarter of a mile of two Ste
tiona 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 intersayed
by the streets running from Germantown. as laid down
on the Surveyor's plan of that district. The property is
laid out in five sore lots. ltthographio plans of wadi
may be obtained on application to either of the under
opened.
Alec. it valuable and handsome Building Lot, situated
on Manheim area, near Plank road, Germantown, con
taining in front on said Street IS7 feet, and in depth
aboutB3o feet, haying an area of about 4 &Ores. The
ground hes front is
slope' towards Manheim street,
upon which front is a row of large and elegant shade
trees.
Atim, nagerl fun? Building Lots adjoining and in the
viempy of Fisher s•l ,ne Station. Germantown.
For further pasticulars and terms apply to
GRG CTUNKI Jr. Attorney,
S. E. coy. SIH. and V A Lri UT Streets.
SAMUEL B. HENRY___,._
GERMAN TOwei,
ELLIARD TABLES FOR ALE.—Two
first-class Billiard Tables, with 17,1 inch marble
beds, coillatest iroved cushions, mule last Alay—
now using at the Mount Vernon Hone, Penn above
Fifth street, Reading. APPIy to H. A. LANTZ,
&I East MARKET Bemire,
fe27-tf Reading, Pa.
ag FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS
Mak. FOR SALE AND ROUE TO RENT.—FARM of
25 ACRES. 2):', miles from Norristown, in a good
neighborhood. For gale a bargain. Immediate 'posses
niVAlßV;i= 110 ACRES. on Ridge Pike.lo4 miles from
railroad depot. good buildings. beautifully located, and
only 355 nor sore 83.000 can remain at 5 per cent.
Immediate Vo'lB,Bloll given.
COUNTRY BEAL', with 3 acres, beautifully located,
FOR SALE or RI , f, throe miles from hometown.
How , : TO RENT. i nn sir all village four miles from
Norristown. imateolla tor Bummer botrder.
HANDSOMII. PROPER r of•eittit mires, on a Pike,
15 miles from the city, on easy terms.
The undersigned, having °, gm at variety of Farms and
Country . Beats for sale, flatters himself that he can ao
oommodate all who may favor him with a call.
It. R. CORSON.
Reel Estate Broker, Norristown, Pa
idp3-mwt dw
A MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1811I—CRARTER. PERPET.
UAL.
N_o. 810 WALNUT Stress, above Third, Philadelpitto.
Having a large paid-Up Capital Stook and Burp:. In
vested in sound and available Beourities. cant-mut to
insure on Dweilinys, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Veysels in Port and their cargoes, and other Pompeii
Property. All losses liberally and proinptly adjusted,
DIRECTOR,
Thos. R. Marie, John T Lewis.
John Welsh James it. Campbell,'
Samuel C. Alorton. Edmund 0. Butlib,
Patrick Brady, Chas. W. Potiltney l -
Israel Morris.
THOMAS R. MARTS, President.
ALBERT C. L . CRAW FORD. Secretary . felt-tf
QUAKER CITY INSCRANUE COMPA.
NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 108 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND BUR
PLUS s3e9,7467o.—lnsurea against Loss or Damage b
Pint. and the Ponlo of the Sea, Inland Navigation and
Transportation.
iCiEDROR H. HART, President.
E. P. RUPP. lime President.
H. H. COGONHALL Seely ant% Treasurer.
5. B. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Goons H. nett.
A. C. Cattelb
E. Bailer.
.tf. It. Coggehtill,
Hon, H. M. Fuller
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY.—THE. PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU.:
RANCE COMPANY, '
Northeast corner of gIiIRD and
DOCK Stream. dazata 1801101 W. •
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of life—grants
annuities and endowments—purchases life interests in
Real Eatate, and makes all contracts depending on the
contin g e noi es of Life.
They act as Executor', Administrators, Assignees
Trastees, and Ettiardiane.
TRUSTEES.
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel S. Stokes,
Deniami a Coatee, . William Martin,
Richard B. Newbold' Limes B. MoFarlandi
William P. Hacker, mulch H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, ernes Eileen,
Samuel C. Huey, eophilna Pauldinte
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Bowler
Renry C. Townsend" Daniel L. Hotelman"'
Rodolphe!' Kent, John W. Honior,
William H. Carr,
W RUie k
S. Archer, .
P, V. Dragon,
liam Robertson' =mei i , Uhnattal
il
aseph M. Thomas,
Warner M. Resin John 0. Brenner,
P. B:Mohler, Eeaton.
DANIEL ii..IIIILLES, President,
!MAIL. E. STQKES, Vice Prea't.
Joss W. Ylourioa. Secretary. aulB
P.XCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
a:4l-oMoe No. 400 WALNUT Sheet
FIRE LNSURANCE on Houses end' derchandits
gene al.
rally. on favorable terms, either limited or per
tu
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Rouse% Edward D. Roberti,
pn Q. Ginnodo, Bohn J. Griffith.,
hua 'P. Owen, Reuben C. Hale.
homes Marsh, John MoDoweLl Jr.,
Sand. L. Smodler, Jas. T. Hale, Bellefonte,
JEREMIAH BONSALL, President.
EOM Q. GINNODO, Vice President.
ZDWAIID W. DAVID. Fseretary Inlill-Tfmtf
I
NSURANOE OOMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND 111/,
RINE INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BUILD
LNG&
Charter
7,448 ed in ITS4—Capital BSOlLooo—Assets, Januesil,
A 118.3 4 60-100.
All ingested in sound and available seonyitles—oon
tinke to insure on Vessels and Oargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Merohandiaa, Oco m oi t ip a lml yi tzmit.
!miry D. Sherrerd , George H. Stuart,
surleon Toby, Samuel Grant , Jr.,
Charles Macoloste!'" Tobias Wagner'
William B. Smith' Thomas B. Wattna l
John B. Budd Beery G. Freeman,
William
R. White; Charles S. Lewis,
George C. Carson.
HENRY D. BlililtßEßD, President.
WILLIAM BA BOVA. I.:tarsiers is 9-Nrfra tr
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
KORAN CE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OP
PENNSYLVANIA 11115.
OFFICE S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
fitrests, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS, i
CARGO, TO sal parts of the Wald.
CARGO,, 3
INSURANCES
On Goods, by River, Canals, Lakes __, and Land Harris"'
to all parte of `the Onion,
FIRE INSURA9iO.I24
On Merchandise generally.
On Storm 4 DwelliHouses, 6r o .
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY,
November 1, 2865,
:Par. Market Vales.
12%050, Philadelphia City 6 #)3 , cent. L0an.,..61123,050.00
100,006, Pennsylvania State b ;(,/' ot. Loan 13.555 00
21,000 Pennsylvania State 6O' or. Loan.-- , 21,000 00
25,000, U.S. Treasury 514 jr cent. Notes and
interest uue _ . 15,563 54
*moo 11. S. Treasury trifrot•ROleZii4 iiile;-
sst due, ---. • - • . ~2_• • • .• 80,618 IV
$25,000 Temporary — Loan'to .. the Cilia 'Alla
del phis --- .—..--.--. 25,000 00
1250,010, Pennsy lvania Railroad Id Mortgage
6ir cent.blonds— .
_._ 43,500 Co
090,000, North Pennsylvania Railroadort
gage 6 V cent. 80nd5...-. —... 19,500 00
1915,00 West PhilsAfelphia Passenger Railway
Company i 41. 0 ot. coupon bonds 12,605 00
$115,000,500 share. stock Germantown Gas
Company, interest and prinbipul
guarantied by the city of Plata
delphia...-- . 15,000 0)
439,200,100 shares Pennsylvania --
Railroad
Company —....—,.
11180)0, 180 / bares Noah PennayDranialtrial- I ' M 00
road Company. ,_. —,._. ' 2110 CO
GLOP, shares Philadelphia Ice Dora and Steam
Tug Company. Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Steam Navigahon
Company, Philadelphia TowHa
-
vre de Grace Steam Dont
8488 34
Bo % nds and Mortgages, and Beal Estate. Ot
vae,na
.ice Building . 71033 33
Belle reeeivable for !tantrums made. _ . MEM el
Balance duo at Agenmea—emiume on Ma
rine Polmme, interest, a nother debt' due
the Company- .. . ... 33,161 39
&rip and etooltof sundry Insurance - Cornier
rues... ....- 14.560 CO
Cask on . maw 31
DIRECTORS!.
William Martin, Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. &Aldan S. F. Penistons
Wheel!lulus Paulding. Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose, Edward Oarlingtoni
John C. Davis, • 11..Ionet! Brooks,
Somas TrauOtur,
William Byre, Jr,,,' Spencer Wllyarolre
Whomee C. Hang,
.Tarnes U. Hand, Robert Burton,
William C. Ludwig:Jeicob I'. Jones,
James B. M'Earlend,
Yr i .°lt la hlf..flt i t'on, ' Joshua P. Byre,
George O. Loipar, ' John 11. Semple, Pitisb'g
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
Charles Re ify, A. D. Barrer, ale
WILLIAM MARTO President,
THOS. C. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LIELBURN, Seoretamr. aB-140W
GO ND VENETIAN RED in kegs,
imoeCo7ll4l9V.Viiiloiitieu'iot'
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
R. P. Rom,
Poster 8. Perkins,
Andres, R. Chambers,
Samuel Jones, M. 1).,
ruht-tf
Company, Philadelphia Exchange
poniptins 0,010 00
RAILROAD *AWES.
1860 - AZISt r ANNL' 18 ' 60.
APRafgo , n 4IMNB A HNL- 1 137, A Y N ORK p INES;
1. 141,111 WI Altai:PAD t 1
947,,
N FRO A_D Ni t t TO NEW ,
• TOR.* A • AN',
. . From 0ir046- street, W art.
' Inv° w folktra—vis:
, 11111 . ..
At 6 A M, vis Camden and Amboy, C. & A.Aocom
medation' , ......11 25
A 46 A Moeia Camden end Jersey City (9f...t.) As
oommodation. . 2• $5
At 9 A M, via damlan giCiorsay City, Alo . ;iiiii
mail--
At it A_M, by Steamboat, via Upon!' and lilt",
m
or. wostem Vaprese
Alla% P M, via Camden and Aiii . b . i:;:;..o . e . iiiiiiiiito . - a °°
ai2il n k:A7ii . iiii;;l;f6n and Amboy, C. iilVii X; ....... 7!6
.
rose. ............. ........ ...... .:... . .2. SOO
Ar 4 p M, by' Stearhboat viii. TaMmy tied:raiser
City, Even= Expr05e......,... ........ . . .. . ',.. 906
Al 4 p at, by
,Btenmbont via Tammy and JeMOY
. 3 2.5
M2d, Clas s
Camden and Jersey City, Evening
. 300
A A t ta6 l it i f i l M, sie Camden and Jersey City, Southern
Mai1.....—...,,_____ _ 3 26
At 6P M. via. Camden and Amboy. A coomm.da
tion,l ight end Paseengerd—Ht. Clam Ticket. fl 6
ad " " i6o
The 8 Mail Line rune daily. The H Y Id; South
-41
eon Mail, aturdays excepted.
For Belvidere hmetou, Flemington, &u., at 6A M and
2P NI L from Walnut•street wharf
For Water Gap. Stroudsburg. horanton, Willmearra,
Montrose, Great Bond, &0.. at 6 A. M., via Delaware,
Laokawanna and Western R. R.
For Mount Holly. ate and e A. M., 2 and 4. 1 4 P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 n.l4_, and 2 P. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, &a.. at 234 and 4 P. M. from
Walnut street Wharf, and Mt P. M. from Kensington.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delano°, Boverly, Burling- *
ton, Bordentown. &o , at 12%, S. and 434 P. M.
Steamboat Jos Belknap for Bordentown and Interme
diate Plague, at 234 P. M.
Steamboat Trenton for Taoony, at 11 A. M, and 4
P. M.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage. only, allowed ear& Pasoan
ter. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bei and 8100, ex
nept by speoial oontraot.
ants WM. A. GATZMF,R. Agent
T ILE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
SSO MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
„
1860. - arEttrawiti 1860:
THE CAPACITY OF THIB ROAD 18 NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY. i •
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains'
from Boston, New York, and all points East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trams •to and
from all points in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
_thus furnishing (unities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
came route. •
Express and Fast Linos run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Career Conductor.. All through Pas
senger Trams provided with Loughridge s Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thee adding ranch to the safety of trays hers.
Smoking Cars are attached to each TrainA Woodruf's
Fast Trams. friqh.seCElEW Mti l and Fast Lines, b T u k e
day. excepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.10 A. M. •
• Fast Link ” 11.80 A. 11.1..
Express Train leaves " 10 30 PDX,
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS :
Harrisburg Aoconvpodation via Columbia, 2P. M.
Columbia '4.1)0 P. M.
l'arimeburg II 40 P. M.
West Chester " ' 13 30 P. M.
. - .
West Chester Passenger* will take the Mail, West
Chester accommodation,_and Columbia Trains.
Passengera
A. Sunbury, Williamsport, Eimirai Bulk
hi, Niagara Falls, and intormsdiate points. leaving Phi
ladelphia at 7.15 .M. and *P.M. go directly through.[
'Pickets Westward may be obtained at the oflloas at the
Company in Philadelp_hia, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore; and Tickets Eastward at any of the Important
Railroad Offices in the West; also on board any of the
regular Line of titeamera on the riftssissippi or Ohio
rivers. -
nEMM=M=I
• For fMther information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Penna./frame Railroad to Chioaso.rnake this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT WEST._
The oonneotion of tracks by the Railroad Amiga at
Pittsburg, avoiding a drayage or ferriage of Freight,
t 3gether with the saving of time, are advantages readily
appreciated by ShiPmsera of Freight, and the Travel
ling Publio.
Merctulateand Shippers entrusting the transportation'
of their h :eight to this flomPany, oar rely with oonfi
denee on its speedLtransit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennss Lysol& Railroad are at att
times as faccrabis as ars cAarged by weer Railroad
Compaaies.
•
Be aattionlar to mark aaokagaa " via Penna. Rat
oad.
PorFreight Oontraota or Shipping Direetions, apply
to, or address either of the following Agent" of the COM.
111117
D. A. STEWART, Fittalnirg;
'LB:Nene & Co., Zanesville, 0.; J. J. Johnston.RipieY,
0.; H. McNeely Mayeville, Ey.; Ormsby & Croppor,
Portonionth, 0.; 'Paddock k C 0.,. Jeffersonville, lodi
ses.; IL W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, O.; Athern &
Hibbort,Cirminnati., O. IL C. Molar - um, Madison, Ind.;
lon, E. Moore, Lontsvillo, Ky.; P O. uniley & co.,
Evansville,Lnd.; N. W. Graham k Co., It.
F. Sass, tilaler & Glare, St. Louis, Mo.; John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris tr. Hunt. Memphis, Tenn.;
Olarge & Co., Chicago, H.ll. Koonts, Alton,
DI.; or to Freight Agenta of Railroad' at different point"
in the Went.
3. E. KINGSTON, Jr., Yhibulelphia.
lIAOHAW & KOONS, 80 North stree_,_t Baltimore.
LEECH A: CO., I Astor House, or I S.William at., N.Y.
LEECH & CO., No. Tr, State street Boston.
H. pr HOUSTON, Goal Freiht Agent Philt.
oupT, Can't Ticket Agent Phila.
E. LEWIS, Oen'l Seel Altoona, p' s ,
leff-tv
_MOBPHILADELPHIA, GER
_ MANTOWN AND NORRIS
POW RAILROAD-55VINTER ARRANGEMENT-
On and afar AIONDAY, Nov. 9 1 , 1869, FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leaie Philadelphia 6,7, 740, 9, 10, 11, and 12 A. M.,
1,2 . 3, BY, 4, ax, 6, 7, 8, le, and mg Y. M.
Leave Oennantown 6,7, 7X, 8, 9 34 , 10, 11,A. M..
1,9, 8,4, 4X, 5,8,6 X 7.8,9 10X P.M.
bx ale;fllAxid,
Leave Philadelphia 9A5 nun. A. m., 9, 69‘, and 10 P.M.
Leave Germantown 9.10 min.•A. M., LIO min., 614, and
9P.1,
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,47.50, 11 A. M., 2,4, 634, 7, and 10
P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.10, 7.40, 8.85, and 12.40 A. M.,
Leo, 6.40, MO, and 8.40. P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.65 A. AL, 3_,and 6X P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill Tie A. M., 19.90, 6-10, and 9.40
minFOR ~ P. AL
CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,9, MA, min., A. AL. LOB, 5.05,
06, 6.15, Norris X P. Id.
Leavetown th 11, II A. M., 131, M. end I
P. M.
ON AUNDAYIS,_
Lea Philadelphia K M.
Ye NorristonlMhall,R i •
Leave Philedeiphia 6,734, 9, 11.06 A. Al., 1.05, L 06,8.05,
0 , 9.19, DX, and 1155 p. m.
6,l6eave Manayunk 639, 7%, 8%, and:OM A. M., 9, 3,
X, and 8X
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. Al., 3, end 6X p M.
Leave Manayunk 719 A. Al., SX, and 71C P. M.
H. K. SAllTHReneral Superinte
nl9-t7 DEPOT. NIPITH and GREEN Streets.
NOTIOE.--CHESTER
atiIIaNkiVALLEY RAILROAD-PAS
SENGER TRAINS F R DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE ISTATIONS.—On and afterid April,
18i,n, the Passenger Train. for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the .new Paasenger Depot of the Phila
delphia an Reading_Railfoad Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOW HILL Streets, (passenger en
-1111.1.61 I TNV'P.ITA for Downingtown , !elms at 7.0
A. A M F' .
- PERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, learns at
6 P.
DAILY (Spnday_e egoepted..l
orde ot the Board ot Manager* of the Philadelphia
nd Readier lially.4loorePana•
apt W. H. McILIIENNEY, Secretary.
antiminPILILADELPHIA
AND READING RAIL
ROAD, MORNING LIPM, for POTTEVIL,LE, READ
ING and EARRIBBURO,
Leaves the pew Depot, at corner of BROAD and
OALLOWHILL,fiImes, (entrances on oancww,)
at 7.30 A. M., DAILY, (Bundave erdepted,) for POT TB •
VILLE, HARRISBURG, and all intermediate Pointe,
connecting at Harrisburg with trains running to Pitts
b g, Ohamberst A aggrahtAng, ho.
Lam at 3.30 P. M., DAILY, for PO : PTSVILLE and
HARRJBB ORG.
-
a 5 P:5;1:0AILY. (Bunday• exoepted,) for READ
aDff#, " a in. ' "n" O: 6 II:I4 It o 6 fLTIENNEY. SitarAtm-v.
AWL SUMMER BOARDING.
PLEASURE SEEKERS, and
persons desiring to spend the summer with their fami
lies in the country, will find many delightful plains
along the line of the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
With a view to accommodate rind encourage the large
and inereasinctrevel in the vioinity of Philadelphia, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have made a very li
beral reduction in fare, and. as inprevioustears,W ILL
PC fthiltiti TICKETS WITH 16 COUPON AT A DIN.
COUNT OF FROM SO T 025 PER CENT , B LOW THE
REOULA It RATES, according to distance.
mums desirous of seouring boarding will find every
advantage in the well-appointed betels and planes of
summer resort all along the line of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
• •
Tiokets, fond on anv of the accommodation trains, to
be had, with further information. et the Depot, South
east corner of ELEVENTH and MARK ET Streets.
spf-lm TROMAtt MOORP, Agent.
lINIV ES T CHESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS VIA
rENNineIeILROAD. Leave Depot, oorner
ELEVENTH. and M &BEET Streets. daily (except
Sunday) at 8 A. M". 1230 r. M,.and 4 P. M. Leave Went
Chester at TM A. M. 40.30 A. M., and 8.40 P. M.
TO WEST CHESTER
POiNTB
111411.1 1NVIAMEDIA. AND INTERMEDIATE
. A
Trains for West Chester leave Philadelphia from the
depot, northeast corner of Eighteenth and Market
Streets, at 7.30 and 10.30 A. M., and at Sand 616 P. M.
On Sunday. at 8 A. M. and f P. M.
Passengers for etations on the Philadelphia and Bal
timore Central Railroad will take the 7.30 and 1090
A. M., and 616 P. M. Trams. mh3o
PHI LA DE L PHIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
RED POTION OF FARES I
On and after APRIL 2d, lef,o, Commutation Tickets,
with twenty-six nonfinite, wilt be
,tssued, good for the
holder and anY member of his faintly, on any Passenger
Train, and at any time They will be sold by the
Treasurer, at tlie °lke of the company, No. 227 South
FOUR Hi etreet, at a reduetien of twenty-hve per cent.
from the regular fares. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer in the Cnuntry will find this a very desirable
route, the Schuylkill and Lebanon Valleys being among
the most beautiful and healthy in the State, and nacos
mibleby four trains from and to Philadelphia daily.
. S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, March 78th, loge. rub 27-
D RAWING AND PAINTING MATE
RLALS.
Engineers' and Arohiteets' Stationery.
Hreeitin Painting Materials.
PolioliEntama plow via and Vases.
Faint Boxes for Children, and also for Artists an
Students.
Pictures and Picture Frames.
PiaYvig Card., American and Frensk.
Stateocuoi gratis to the trade.
SCHOLZ & JAINENTZEY.
No. Its Soush EIGHTH. Street.
WHOLESALE ANT RRTA IL. 020-11..
BURGESS' TROUT BASS, AND SAL
MON RODS.— PHILIP WILSON tc, CO., 432
CRESTIs UT Street, having taken the Sole Amoy of
nay oelebrated Trout, Baas, and Salmon Rode, Reels,
ese,, - will fungi , my friende and tho trade, at _the lowest
prioes. mtio3-3m G. W. BURGESS,
SALT AFLOAT.-8.000 sacks Liverpool
(around, 5,000 do shton's and Marsh/it's fine,
landing and for sale in lota to suit, by
ALE X. R ERR,
a51.9.8t. 133 SOUTH and 920 Di OR i'll.Wharvis
NORWAY SPRUCE—Eng. Wey-
M nouth Pined,l3 , lver Firs, and a large assortment
of all the most desirable I,VER GREF.a 8, of extra nine
and beauty, with a general assortment of bhade, Orna
mental, and Fruit Trees, at the lowest Drives,
DAVID J. ()RISCO!,
apll-6t. Evergreen Nursery, Woodbury, N. J.
iftRICX.MAKING MACHINES which tem
per the nifty, and make 20,000 yer day, Brick Preeaea,
ille Machines, Clay Wheels,
_Clay Spades, and oastine.
nacom nag, of C. CAILNELL'B. GRII.MANTOWN
ariA.%ho.. -
MACKEREL —363 Bbls. Nos. 1,2, & 3
Mackerel, in assorted packages, for sale b above
PinDURK & 00., Street, mond door
Prone.
PROVISIONS.—Hares, Sides, and Shaul
J.- derv, Smokedous brands; also, ?den Pork, Mess
Seer, and Beef, for sale by C. C. SADLER h
CO.. ARCH Street. wond door above Front. otn7
6801,e643 Al
SHOULDERS. -50 000 • pounds Dry-Salt
111thoulders, Jura rocaiyed and for male by C. C.
S_ADLER & CO., ARCH Street, Becloud door above
Front. apla
pEtI,VY WELLS CLEANED AT A LOW
Price, to obtain'the contents. Address
WILMA Al UNISON. Poidretto Office,
a•9-1m • No. 1213 Noah SECOND street.
WIII,TE FfSll.—,--194 half Bbls. Macki-.
♦ item white Fish, rt superior ertiele,l4et reoelyed
anda tonged° by 0. C
T . SADLER & CO., ARCH. Street,
ond deer above Vollt.
114EFINED SIICIAR.-500 bble. crushed,
fisursalstatratUrrotaalir
' NOTICE*.
- I`r ; •
THE, KUL ADELPELTA AND.
ti-g11144Y. PutIVIAP.W4II4I*Y., .
PlitL.Dit.l.Plif&T.ldarobli N
oi.fieffki doici tog. -. 6* 'coat oast, fed by
torconpauf... ell be AS falciturlfoM Maids Utk .ue-
Sit
.fvrtiser.notice
Richmond..
Phil ephia...
Innlined Plane—
Nice:own.. ... ....
Germantown R. R.. ....
Falls of Schuylkill.— ..
......
Conshohocken
Swede Furnace—.
Rain bo's .......
orrist'n or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy.....
valleX Fore c.---
Phcernaville
Royer's Ford...
.
Pottstown
ouglassville --
l s ftrdahoro......__
Tuokerron—
Lees PO rt....
filoh
Hamburg
Orwigsb'g and Auburn,
• By order of the
mhl2•3m W
SAVING FUNDS.
" A littlo, but Often, fills the Purse."
FRANKLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOURTH. Street, between Chest-
nut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all Deposits
on demand,
Depositors' money secured by Government,
State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
gages, &e.
This Company deems safety better than large
profitil, consequently will run no risk with depo
sitors money, but have it at all times ready to
return. with ti per cent. interest, to the ownertas
they have always done. This Company never
suspended.
Females, married or, single, and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, and such deposits Can
be withdrawn onLyby their consent.
Charter perpetual. ineorporated by.the State
of Pennsylvania with authority to receive money
1 front trusteee and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Moo open daily, from 9103 o'olook, and on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 8
DIRECTORS,
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader,
John Sliindler, George Russell,
Malachi W. Moan, Edward T. Hyatt,
Lewis Krumbhaar, Henry Delany.
Nioholas Rittenhouse, Nathan Smedley.
Jos. R. Batterthwaite,___ Ephraim Manehard,
Joseph W. Lippincott.
JACOB B. SHANNON, President.
Crave C6DWALLADXR, Treasurer.
mh2n-y
"A Dollar moved la twice gamed."
SAVING FUND-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Large and small sums received,
_paid bank on de
mand without notice, with FIVE PE R CENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
Office hours. from 9 until 5 o'clock every day. and on
MONDAY EVENINUS from 7 until 9 o'clock,
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, and fiteotlaid,
from XI upwards.
President—STEPHEN R. CR aWFORD.
Trenaurer—JAMES ft. IiUIgTER.
PLINY FISK, Actuary.
SAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT IN
TE REST.—N AT lON AL SAFETY TRI'ST COM
SANT, WALNUT Street, southwest corner of THIRD
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
yams,
. . .
eloney.is received in any sem, large or 'mall, and in
tercet paid from the day of deposit to the day Of with
drawal.
The .
°Moe is oven every day from nine o'olook in the
morning till five &cloak In the evening. and on Monday
and Thill eveninKS till slat n'olook.
on. HENRY L. lIENNER, Pmsident:
ROBERT BELFRIDG.E. Vies President.
WILLIAM . Assn, Peoretary.
DIUCTOIIII
Ron. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr,
Robert Selfridge, Franco@ Lee.
Samuel K. Aahton. Joseph Yerkee.
C. Landreth Monne, James L. Stephenson.
Money is received and payments made daily.
The inveatmenta are made, in conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
Ground Rents, and such fird-elruse securities as will al
ways incur, perfect security to the depositore, and
which cannot fall to give permanency and stability to
slut Institution. Cu] lr
51PR(NG GARDEN SAVING FEND SO-
CiETY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street,
iConsoliAition Bank Building.)
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENN
SYLVANIA
Deposita received in sums of One Dollar and upwards.
and repaid in Gold.without notice, with FIVE PER
CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with
drawn.
A responsible and reliable Saving Institution hasng
been needed in the Northern part of the °HY, and " doe
hpriog Garden Sayings Fund Society" was chartered by
theLeirislature of Penner Minis. to grimily this necessitY.
The Managers. in organizing and boating it, have been
governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the Gun
nell interests and wants of the very large and enter
prising population by which it is surrounded.
OFFICE OPEN DAILY,
From 9 to 2% o'clock ; also, on Monday and Thursday
from a until 8 o'clock in the evening.
NALMMIERS
I Stephen-Smith,
I Hon. H. K. Strong;
Fredericiefitacke,
Joseph P. LeCiero,
George Knecht,
Jaime Doak
Hon. Wm. Millward,
Ger. Thorn, Re INGLEP
r d e o de
nt.
jalnif if
Frederick Klett,
John P. Lev,.
Hamel Undorkoffer,
Franois Hart,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Tamen S. Prinsle,
Joseph M. Crowell,
George Woolppor,
Peter O. PAhanker,
JAMES
FRANCIS HART. 800111 tall
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SPRING TRADE.
SPEETt, ECONWAY, AND SAFETY.
THE
MA
EXPRESS COMPANY;
310. CHESTNUT S MEET,
R sepeot'ully give notary that they are prepared, with
increased facilities. for the forwarding of
SPRING PURCHAS hl3,
By Passenger Trains. to allparts of the—
' WEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTHWEST.
_
REC Writ GIVEN,
With rates inserted to destination, which weguaran
tee will be as low as those of any other responsible Ex
press Company.
The despatch with which we put all descriptions of
merchandise through to Pittsburg, CincianattColum
bus. Cleveland, Chicago, Lexington, Loaisville, St.
Louis, Nashville ' nod all other Cities and Towns in the
West, cannot be excelled by any other Company.
Also, by our Southern Exgress, which has lately been
established over the great line of Railroams,
Grand Junction and klunnamppi Central, through to
New Orleans, to Baltimore, Washington. Alexandria,
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville,
Huntsville, Grand Jumit ion, Canton, Jackson.
Vicksburg, and. how Orleans, and all other cities and
towns in the South and Southwest
Expresses frame for the West and South from our
Office 321/ CHESTNU r Street, daily, at 7 A. M. and at
7 PA.
For New York, at 8 9, and 11 A. M. and and 11 P,
daily (Sundays excepted'. Steamship Express. for
Charleston and Savannah, close at our race at 7 P. M.
on the days before sailing.
Our Wagons will call for goods in any part of the city
within the following limits. Delaware and Schuylkill
rivers, and Coates and South streets. provided notice be
lariat our office before five o'clock F. M. Merchants
hanging out the Call Cards of the Adams Express Corn
pang, may depend upon our driversgiving atria atten
tion to the same. Por particulars, please apply to the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Phila., Fob. 10,18 W. alNi-lta JOHN B/NOHAM. Sup't.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
L AGUERENNE it TRASEL,
Buocessors to P. L. Lasderenne,
No. lea South FRONT Street,
Offer for sale, from United States Bonded Warehouse,
of their own importation,
Bmudies,
Cognac.,
Final. Castillon & Co., of various vintages and in a
package,,s
-"Z
e.
"
P. L. Lagnerenne. , " ..
Rochelle', ..
A. Henget:Me,
rellevotain, 0
A. CRITIIII7. 0
Claret Wines, in eases.
Champagne *men. of various braids.
Bordeaux Olive Oil, in baskets, (P. L. Laguerenne
brand. ,
spa -lm
GEORGE WHITE , EY.
R 0.133 South yRONT Strein.
Importer of Brandy, WlllOll. &0., oxen for pole, it
bond. only, the following, among other standard brand,
of brdy : .
tnet, Caattllon, & Cas Thee. Hines' & 00 .1 , .
Woe, Robin, & Co., Otani,Duirgy. 4 up,
. Simonetta
/ Moms,
Dup o nt & . Depont & Co.. 'Union Propriet
. & F. Mattplle Jas. Hannay.
laud
.e l3 .. t . u. ontareta Y E rl fro t 1 "'Itoli,
."Ydr` i unhe r°, l esti
mune e w
toes Salm tee EA Jealous& atua l uants
Crux Item, ElOrdeaux 0' . &0.. e ably
ETWIN CLARK'S
HIGHLY IMPROVED
and newly Patented Combined Grinding and Bolting. or
MERCHANT FLOUR MILL,
Daily in operation at
N0.28i RACE STREET, BELOW THIRD, PHILAD'A.
This unrivalled Flour Mill, including the complete
grinding and bolting machinery, occupies a apace of
only 4 feet wide, °LOA feet high, and twenty-nine feet
long; manufaoturing within this small compass,rt a
single operation, and with but little more than six horse
power lamily extra, extra, superfine, and all of the low
er grades of flour, and the different kinds of offal ; pro
ducing fl our equal in quality to the beet flour made Irons
a given amount of wheat, by the beet Merchant Flour
Mille in the United btataa, or in Europe. It. average
rate of grinding is two barrels of eupenor flour per
hour.
This new, compact, immolate, and celebrated flour
null line been carefully examined by many of the most
experienced millers in this country, and they unani
mously bestow upon it the highest am - emendations ; and
havegiven their testimonials of its mtnnzio superiori
ty. and its Immense utility.
Millers, mill-owners, merphants, capitalists, spernils
tors, and the public in genefhl, are respectfully invited
to call and examine this highly useful and justly cele
brated flour mill.,
Information concernins the purchase of the Patent
Rights for Staten and counties and the mills, for every
portion of the United mates, (heat Britain, France,
ermany, Russia, and other A aricult arid countries, will
be given to all persons addressing their letters to
• EDWIN CLANK, Patentee,
N 0.235 RACE st., below Third,
Der For further information concerning this celebra
ted flour mill, please to read the yellow handbills, de
eoribine it. me 1.•
ziSILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
'AWARDED, at the late State Fair, to A. B.
.DAVIS & CO., N. W. oorner of FIFTEENTH
and WILL' W Streeta.
A. B. DAVIS & Cu.'S Railroad Scales,
A. B. DAVIS & CO.'S Depot Scales.
A. B. DAVIS & CO '5 say Seale..
A. B. DAVIS & CO.'S Ceal /halm
A. B. DAV & CO.'S Miners' Scales.
A. B. DAv 8 & CO.'S Rolling-Milt Seals.
A. 13, DAVIS & CO.'S Dormant Warehouse &alma
A. B. DAVIS & CO.'S !Worm Scales.
Manufactory N W. corner of
apT-Im FIOTEENTII and WILLOW au.
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCE
Reales telling out at Greatly Redwood Pnoea,
at 425 IIiihSTNUIP btraot.
820.000 worth Staniard Woight Scales, comprising
an assortment of all limes.
• .... . .
Counter, Portable Platform, Warehouse. Hay, doe],
Cattle, and Railroad thalez.
Pure‘insers will floe it for their interest to oral and
examine the above owls at
No. 426 CHESTN UT sTREET,
O.II'AS, A. Phil.delpph~-j[ay
The attention of country merohante called to the
above stock. feirrlm
A i FAIRBANKS' PIATFORM. SCALE&
622-1. bAttailwortu..lo,l.
STEAM REFINED SUGAR and SYRUPS.
C. DONOGHUE, 15 Booth WATER Street, with
the view of elating busineee on the let of May next, now
offer/ for sale, at reduced vices, for yeah) or on aP
provpil ehort credit, Crape lance of hut largo and steam
refineji Sagan, and By , inoluding a largo and general
ameoftment of Philadelphia. New York. and Baltimore
manufacture. Also, Adamantine Candles. of city make.
and Kelly'a Franca-brandy coloring. trih22.tsolr7
JACKEREL-3CO bbls. 290 hfs. 100 qrs.
and 270 kilos No. Is just received; and in prime
order. • For Bale by
'WILLI/01 J. TAYLOR & CO.
mhir ~n d 124 NOR . VER.
V i l NT ON IS • EN OA •
USTI O
TILES '2
0R
toonLe r ena Chimney Tope,
eat
ig'vi Fountaneea tai Garden
rgVt,,Aedbuykium, In A Udus ° sc
turAliad for br 8 .
•
3413 . 4 ,
'mei ' .. ...1 . .; I t - _Cf;#4 '. •,.r' 1 -- '...-
~ V1UR1ia1i20R410 1 46,00../.-i.•
wi l ic,, mm 4 w A ikwa l i s:
. eti f fPO gil ,
Apra 0. at 10.0 doe ••••••:,,,' ~ .
'"aoo raokegea and UAL o f Omer And staple irneorted
. ._, ..
tifwooda.' ,• ' .: ' . i
LAoE B olg el T d OU lng niVO Y 'reffi n k i n f r i Et.
owl..E_Oill'etrD • tfr.4OFORE P r E - EERE c
LEft
R" Cl l l lr .i. p ' e od it i Morelia.
April 17th, a levee wiroieeotrreb inbroklered lame
and musbneurteuns.
A lame hilroio9 of needlework oollara
do 'do do • sem °QV; ewes.
PARIS PRINTED OF
BROCHE N-f lIItWITEL,
LA ARA.WLS. OF A CLIWOIRATED 11.P4C-.
ft • ' ''• • -
Also,s kirge prom of— . • _ ,
. ,
nr-4 111/13 Fruited Border Stella Boselo„
'l5l-4 Pans Oroohe•Berder do,_ do.
• • ' PARIS BONNET RIBBONS. --
•
120
1.30
1.30
1.30
2,5
1.20
115
l 1 ,
1,07
1.06
100
An illicit°. of—
Paris Plain Crochet Bonnet Ribbons.
Figured, Plaid and Chine Bonnet Ribbons.
3,000 PARIS PRINTED A RA N D
W B LS. ROOME BORDER
STELLA B
On MOWS,' Morninr•
],OOO 'Paris printed Osiris, all desonptions.
,Domrani brodh&border h tells shawls.
uising ti Istsorttnent of entirely new styles
ant latest novelties.
:DUMP FORD & AIIOTIONLIIRS,
No. MO *ARM' Street. and MI MINOR Street.
PEREMPTORY BALE OF READY. fdAtilt CLOTH
LNO, ON On FOTu UR
sda M yMorni ON THSng: REDIT.
e
April 17th, at 10 o'clook precisely, win he eot ,c 1 by cata
logue, on 4 mouths credit, a large and desirable assort
ment of city mid New York readY-msde clothing,
em
braoiag a {nubile of tint-qualgy goods, adapted to city
and country sales. A part of the above gals will contain
a large invoice by order of assignee.
oar Goods open for examination, with Ciatalognear
early on morning or sale.
PEREMPTORY SALE 1,000 CASES BOOTS,
SHOES, CALF-SKINS, STRAW GOODS,
AND WOOL HATS.
• On Thursday Morning,
April 10th, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be sold, by
catalogue, on four months credit. 1.000 cases men's.
boys', andyouths' calf and kip boots; calf, buff, kip
brogans L • calf and patent-leather strap shoes. Oxford
ties and emigres' gaiters; women's'misses' and chil
dren's calf. goat, morocco, and kit' boot"; ladies' kid
slippers, line hewed boots, and union ties. - A large as
sortment of city-made good..
Also, a desirable invoice of wool and felt hats sad
straw goods.
Also, 20 (Joann Frenoh ealtakine.
Samples of 100 eases Scotch gingham umbrella'.
BBOOM, Jr., AI7OTIONIECRi No. 431
e , CHESTNUT STREET,.m.poirite the , Cistow.
Hone , . between FOURTH and rirTH Street*.
SALE OF bile DOE EN fiTERESCOPIC PICTURES.
REVOLVINO - AND SINGLE BOXES, etc.
This Morning.
Anvil 16th. commencing at 10 o'clock. Included win
be founded fine Plate and Colored English Groups and
Viewejneh and Swine Scenery, Palace Views, Muni
noted rictuses, Ametiqn licomery, ke.
11,43X1•13.
Also, Patent Revolving Boxes. BiIngl• Morooso and
Rosewood Stereoscope*. &a.
TOMB.
Elio, an involoo of Frolit;Yoyi.
' On Wedneeder Mo7rpnurg c _
SALE oF'soo LOTB ENIBBOIDERTEN, WHITE
GOODS, LACES, BONNET AND TRIMMING RIB
BON/4, ko., Aprlll3th, by catalogue, on a credit, cora
menalng'at 10 o'aloek, consiatinit or a tenatal- aullott
mentor goods noted to present tales. Catalogues and
,samples ready 'early on the mernine ofsale.
HUBBARD /6 GORMLEY,
AUCTIONEERS,
130 MARXIST Street.
On
Tuesday Morning.
April 17th, sale of forms' aed domestic dry Foods
"eareet base, 'maim. embroideries, oil paintings, &a.
FOR THE SOUTH.—OHARLES-
Tor( AND- SAVANNAH
_S ED TEAMSHIP&
FREIGHT REDUC.
"Heavy at an average of sI7T/CEN POI cent. be
low New Yor Steamship rates.
OR CHARLESTON 13 O.
The U. B. Mall Stearnatup KEYSTOiaI STAT . 4, Cap
tain Cherie' P. Hershman , will mall on iNtailesdar.
April 78, at 3 o'elook I'. AL
Through in illato 00 homy 40 hewn at Bra.
FOR SAVANNAH. GA. -
The U. B. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORG IA,
Captain John .7. Garvin, will rail
'1 hrough in 68 to fle hours—only 48 hours at Sea.
SEY - Bading days ohangedfrore every Saturday to every
Eve days. Goose received, and Bills of Lading signed
every
filitndid first-class side-wheel Steamshita KEY
STONh STATE and STATE OF GEORGIA pow runes
above every ten days, thus forming a five-day itominu
nication with CharloWon and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest,
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ship' con
nect with steamer' Per Plorida,and with railroaa,
for places in the South and Southwest.
INSURANCE. ,
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be found to be tower by these slum
than by sailing vowels, the premium being one-half the
rate.
N. B.—lnsurance on all Railroad Freight is entirely
lionsoessarY, farther than Charleston or navannah, the
Railroad Companies taking an risks from these points.
GREAT REINCTION IN' WARE.
Fare by this canto 26 to 40 per cent. easier:it than by
the Inland Route, as will be seen by the following sche
dule. Through tickets from Shasde/phis. vos_Cherlee
ton and Savannah steamshipe,lNCl, UDING MEALS on
the whole route, except Irma Charleston and•Bevan4
ash to Montetnnert
. . . . .
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The steamship .KEYSTONE Capt. Marsh
man, will sail for Charleston on WEDNP.PDAY, April
13, at 3 o'clock P. M.; arrive in Charleston on FRI
DAY, April W. at 3 o'clock, P. M. • and remain there
until BA FHA DAY, April 38, unle ss the Convention
should adjourn sooner.
Excursion Tickets, includini_Roard and & ribs in
Charleston until April 28, SM. For any detentitin after
that date, 86 per day.
INLAND PAIIB.
To Charleston—,.-915 00 Charleston,— —..11101 50
Savannah.-- 16 00 Havannah—..—.--. 51 90
Augnata.----- 26 00 Augusts ._. 26 00
Matson— 21 00 Macon.— 23 78
Atlanta.— --. 22 00 Atlanta.— 31 00
23 00Columbas—..,— 36 00
Alban ••..._.... 04 00 -
' M. 00
Montgomery__. 28 00 Montgomery—. 123 00
—.... as 00
Mobile. . 16 90
New Orleans..... 29 75 New Orleans- -
01 00
No bills of lading !trued after the ship has sailed.
For freight or passage apply on board, at second
•
wharf above Vine street, or to
ALEX. HEIIO_,NJr..
Southwest oornerlOUßT it and CHESTNUT,
Agents in Charleston, T. P. & T. G. BUDD.
Savannah, HUNTER & GAMMELL,
FAr d ylorida from Charleston, steamer Oarolina every
For Ronda from Savannah, steamers St, hiary's sod
St. John's, every Tuesday and Satarday.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J WAGNER JERMON,
• Aim: pirt AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
o. 116 south SIXTH Street,
(Wirt:4dt Independence Square,)
rICILLDELPHIA,
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, et diferent Pointe in
the United States, a enabled to prosecute andoollect
claims of every deeoription.
Particular attentionciven to the examination and re
covery of the claims of Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and securing the interests
of heirs and all persons interested in the same, in all
parts of the Linton.
Has the Statutes of all the States and is Commissioner
for most of them.
Depositions carefully taken under Commiemons.
apll -6m
HENRY E. KEENE, •
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Heel REMOVED from N0.t30 Walnut atraat to No. pi
South THIRD Street. tolatt-Sro
QA I .IIGEI., G. SLO &N,
L." REAL ESTATE BROKER AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
ST. PADS, MIPINEXOTA.
mh23 3m"
•
MISSOURI. LAND! _
Genel'al E LaVi L aillge EttatThit i nts,
Dealers in Land Warrante., eon .&0.,
Northwest earner THIRD and C.BTNUT Streets.
8. OUIS.
Partioular attention paid to entering Graduated
Lands.
000,000 Acres for sale at Tomes !Snag from lag t. 7
coats per bore.
Patents secured and taxes paid.
Enelose 'tame for Plat and partionlars. felt-Sot
WM. M. Crilllflll. WY. Ir. EARICIZAII
GREI:ER & HARKNESS,
14 COMSUSSION SIHROH/LNTS.
131 SOUTH •WHAHVES
LOU-.lm rutLAIIELAHA. .
,
ALFRED L. BOUGH,
PAPER MANUFAOTURERS'_AGENT.
Orders solioited for every description of
PAPER AND PAP_ER-MAKER'S MATERIALS.
- No. H South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
fell-em*
'RAWSON & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDER&
NOB. 619 AND 621 MINOR STREET,
Between Muta HILADELPA.t and
I Meet:n ut Anent.
P
JAMES PAWBON. JAB. B. NICHOLSON.
R R. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
• KER AND CONVEYANCER, Norristown, Pa.
a) Farm for male in Hnolg, Montgomery,
_and Chni
er oounbee. Catalogue of Farms , with full downy
tons. sent by msil. fee-3m
THOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law
JR. No. VS Month FOURTH Street. 018 Ihn"
EDUCATIONAL.
"fiiNGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARD
ING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS—
M r. JOY, Laneaster county, Pa. The Bummer Bea
opens May lir. For Circurs tall at Amerioni School
Inatittim, 809 CREBTNu Principalr address the
and ISt' • E. L. MOORE.
DE KALB INSTITUTE, NoRRTS.
TOWN, Ps... FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.—
The Bummer Session will commence on MONDAY. the
10th of April. For turoulara, containior_p_artioulari. ad
dress JOLLA W. LOCH,
aid l-whutit" Principal.
AQl' ?JUAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE to
reliable medium throushwhieh Schools NM Fami
lies may obtain competent teachers. Parents may ob
tam, gratuitously, information and circulars of the bell
schools. 81DITH, WOODMAN, & CO.,
9
846 BROADWAY, New York, or
CHE9TMIT Street. Phijadephia,
NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
TUSCARORA FEMALE IN* rITUTE
Will be opened at ACADEMIA, Juniata county, Pa.,
on the 'bailey of MAY next. For announoements con
taining term, itch, apply by letter, or personally, Ulna
April, to the subscriber. at 1711 VINE Street, Philadel
phia ; after that at ACADEMIA. Juniata °aunty, Pa.
W. 0. E. VINE St 1n) VINE Street
BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MERCANTILE COLLEUS, located at TMla
dolphin, 8. E. corner BEYENTH and CHESTNUT I
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. lasi%
For information. call or wand far eatalonna. ired-11
,tea PIANOS! PIANOS !! PIANOS ! I
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTTII.
rdELODEONS,
Made by Haven. Reeoe, Co., Nonni dc Clark,
Hallett, Darla, tr. Co., and others.
E. GOULD,
adyle-le SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
Imp J. k, C. FISCHER'S SPLENDID
NEW YORK PIANOS, from SIOD upwards to
$I(, am:wording to finish—favorably known for their
be_enty of tone. exterior, and durability.
F sale on monthly Instalments, from 810 to /00, or
for esah at a liberal disoount,
Also, a large assortment of other Pianos, from excel
lent manufacturers, on hand. JAB. BELLAK,
79 and WI South FIFTH STREET, above Spruoe.
mhl3-Im* - .
wpm CHIONERLNG & SONS, MANU.
FAcTuRERs of Grand, lianaret and 130,
right PIANO FORTES. Wareroome,Eo7 ORES ENUT
Strong. Pianos to let, taken in exchange, tuned, and
at
19.eted_,_ oonneotion, • fun stook of Ropiest
?Almelo. Mullin Omen. oto.
STEINWAY do SON'S NEW PA
TINT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS.
GUARS GRND, AND SQUARE rlANoB,'now pre
ferred rn oonoerta and in
_private circles by the beat
Performers. ROOMVed the first premiums over the best
m o ors , from Judges bite Gotteohalkadsson, and others.
Challenge oonapetthon, BLASIUS BRoTHERS,
d&lr 1008 OREEITNIJW Street.
A WORD TO HORSEMEN.—Dn.
PEARSON'S BARBER'S EMBROCATION is
decidedly the best preparation in use for the cure of
bruise,. sprain,, outs. Falls, old or Iresh wounds
‘scratahes ix,t i t i l 'en V . sph e n d t. or le bv e lit i, k 0 .131,4114 454
r n . t gal a rlorth tfiv Birk: ewrYig_ stre,a,bilow emn:
and sold at N 0.216 North Follittit Street.
JENKS Bcolli r.N, N 0.160 North Thrd street.
GMBERT & CO.. No. BR N orm Third street. -
ILTBRR ,, ER. No. 22 h Second street.
VRATON, Second et met. beleV South, N No. 1 where altaitlinge ere Rept fon sale generally.
apilrloWnig* ' •• '
BS --
ODA.-*X) kegs for
jl , -. 1/" W .117arie4h4Weeteg
SHIP,PING.
PLAN 0 S.
ST AUCTION:"
THQ & FrOkk -
LT-m• -NoinfritairlallOttlTH MATH lITIOO3
t • - • ty sinArts.l6o.4 sreadmw . _
ePROto sALKA—eroacico
Lio• lath 151 , n0t 881.-.-Arril tab ete *O. Ei MOM W
k 0 U-LITIII exionstro iti. Orr..
remptory e. - • - - -
Illt4 Sprint Sid•-Apiil rt. Won, st tbolisinatio.
nth Sprint dale-April IT, annum at too Exoksate.
•Jrir• - , tan of me yea . 11 41 for mist tff Sao alcove
now reedy,
cranik—FOßLTO ttalint jieiall77l6 An ,
!TOM AT TEE EXWANG seal teak
and stone eyery Taeaday, s* the Ibta
IT Contn cotton! having theopintat =Tab!
egr Hannibal; of each - rty tweed repiunte rr ike nt
addition to which we, , on this - ,EaUltnitszP__ -
to the este, one thousand clop eues i in widasinurt tariff
giving full, dsse il iLeifit the erogotifsw to be seta
on the followin • - p
REAL A AT PRIVATE - NAM
- Sir We have aWI 113tOlgtt of real estate ma prink
=IN !minding every deseli t en or oily iargx
mmly . 'i s VOM F , 1ttr111"4, 2
sir - Rest es:ste selereo ou OTV- rriTir ......
and advertised r.er-trie,:aPy in rni - pun a s6=
(of "shish foleesiq r ieiwo sruated weeklua free eaters,
TO GENTLEMEN O F THE. DAR AND DOOR
BELLERB.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT BALE OF PAW BOONS.
We are now preparing catalogue* of an azteaz we
collection or valuable law books, whiah embraces three
entire libraries, to be sold by order of executor' and
others. Included are many of the best and meet demi ra-
Me English and Amerieen
.Reports, • Digests. and ohs
mentary works.
Oil Data of sale 'will be announced to la t.w day..
STOCKS. BONDS. &o.
co Tuesday.
April 17th. at U o'oloek, noon,-will be sold, at the
Phdedeleeia3/maim--
oraginal share (110 new Owes) Ben Franolaso Land
Junweeation. -
bond
borns, !PLOW each, Lackawanna and Bloomsburg
Railroad panY ,
lahate Phinulethble I 4brary Company.
1 share .Philadelphia Athenwany
1 share meroantde Library Company.
FIFTEENTH SPRING SALE—APRIL le.
Perempto
WISSA Sale—oH . ICKO n tn
N e premises,
To close a coricern.
LARGE DWELLING. STABLING, AND FIVB
ACRES or LAND.
Inds afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Apiil lath, le6p, without-reserve, to close *concern.
very 'valuable ;reverts, Wissahickon avenue. near
Chestnut Hill, 9 miles from Philadeiphia,large dwelling,
With extensive stabling, and b acres or land.
Sale absolute. Sufic to be paid at the time of sale.
BLXTEENTR SPRING SALE—APRIL 12.
At If o'clock,. noon.
Orphans' Court eals-:Eatste oI ilabscas Fletcher.
- - case d.
POUR-STORY BRI de CK e DWELLING, with modera
conveniences. No. DZII Filbert street west or Fi ft eenth.
Same Estate-2 FRAM h STABLES. mouth side of--
Filbert street, west of .hishtseath street.
Executor's Peremptory Sile—Estate of Georg*
• • • son. deceased.
BUSINESS STAND—Three-story -brick More and
dwelling. No. )34 North Front street, above Amh street.
air- bale absolute.
LARGR .Allll VALUABLE RESIDENCE. with
back buildings and modern improvements, N 0.214 Fine
Street, with stable and comb house or rear, on Siam
were street. Lot MS by 142 feet. fwo fronts.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, Walnut at.,
N 0.1022, east of Eleventh street, 22 feet front, Itl deep ;
hers all modern conveniences, and in good order.
BRICK STABLE AND COAOtt 110U•IS, No. 1206
Cuthbert street,- between Twelfth and Thirteenth, and
Arch and Filbert streets. Room for 3 houses ands
carriages. with amend water.
VALUABLE RILOPERT Y . —Steam Flooring 3rol,
Distillery, Coal Yard, and 1 acre land, at North Wales
station. on the North Pennsylvania Mahood, 19 muss
tram leiladeiphia.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, with side
yard, N 0.1331 Spruce street. west of Thirteenth street t
lot 29 feet [mutate feet dele, with modem imitative
me atm and conveniences.
Fat, RESIDENCE, RIVERTON, °ottani style,
N.M. corner of Setiond and Cinnaminson streets ; large
lot. 100 by 300 feet.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 1/211
Spruce street, lest of Sixteenth street. with modem
conveniences.
MoDERN DWELLING, No. IMO Coshes street, east
or Tenth street.
BUSINESS STAND—Modern three-story brick store
and dwelling, No. Ma South street, west of Sixteenth
street. ler Immediate *won:
ELEGANT 230•,h RESIDASNCE, No. 1213 Wal
nut street. treat of Twellit, 25 feet-front, Mt feet deep
to Samosa street. Two fronts. Ilarlmmediate pea
session
egnorrEENTE SPRING sei,i-APRIL 17,
At 7 o'clock in the evening.
Assign DWELLINGS. Sale—TWO TILILER-STORF
BRICK Spring Garden street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Same Estate TBREE=ATORY BRICK
DWELLINGS south side of Barker street. between
Chestnut and Market, and Sixteenth and Seventeenth
mallets. gar Sale absolute.
Rune Estate—TWO THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, north side of Mellor street, between
es
Chtnut and Market, and (Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. • Sale absolute.
TERE,b-STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 110 f
Federal street, welt of Eleventh.
Peremptory Sale— TWO-STORY BRICK DWEL
LING. Haverford street. west of Thirty-fifth streets
(late Mantuaville)t lot 00 feet front, lee feet deep
Oir Sale absolute.
EIGHTEENTH SPRING SALE—APRIL 19.
ON TUE PREMISES. MOUNT AIRY. TWRNTY
n,:COND WARD.
Orphans' Court Peremptory Sale—Estate of Mary
Botta,or Salter, or Betty, deceased.
On Thursday. •
Aril 19. at o'clock P. on the
tie be
sold, 'without reserve or limitatcon. t ;valuable pro
perty—Two-story atone dwelling, stone "I sad other
improvements. Irak over three acres of lard. easterly
side of Cresheim street, near Allan's taus, and near the
mansion of James Gowen. Esq., Mount Airy, Twouti
ssoondward.
asr Clear 4if all inoumbrance. INT Bale &Nakao.
ON TusidNYAIMI
Aral 2lth
NOD URN TIIREE-nORY BRICK DWELLING,
'lb side yard. Ns. 410 Friskil DWELLING , Willow.
TURF:As-STORY lIRICE No. tit
hina street.
VeLTJAIiLE FARM. 67 acres- TredilrrinTownshin.
Chester county. Pa., 13 miles from Philadelphia.
Executors' Hale.—Relate of Deno: V. Gilpin. Fee.
deceased, value - le building I at, west side of Rlttenhona;
square, as feet by 113 feet.
SALE NO. 613 WOOD STREET.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TAPESTRY CAR
PETE. &c.
— This Morning,
16th mat., at 10 o'olona. at o. 613'
ftWood street, the en
tire Emmehold and 'Mellen Furniture Tapestry Car
pets, Rao Mattresses, ko., of a gentleman &chains
housekeeping.
altir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning se
the isle.
LARGE SALE OF WRITE GRANITE WAR E _
CONTENT 4 OF Tw.E:trir CRATER. DIRECT
FROM LIVER1:001, ? i ds &IRS ' BARAIR E.
PENNINGTON'AND JO3. FLAIL"
Thls Afternoon.
April le. at 3 o'olook, at tie auction store, Nos. WI
and ]II South Fourth street, will be sold, ontieut re
serve, for cub, the contents of twenty araLssof Liver-
WI were, *miseries of dudise„, abstes.wape and saw
oars. tss-sota; maws. esssaat. bowls. lugs. bakers,
butter-plates. sickles, ohatubor seta, orgegiU dishes.
Ao.hn
far The above side is wortar the shedder of city sad
country dealers.
BALE OF VALUABLE AND POPULAR MISCEL
LANEOUS Boo As.
On Tuend,y evening,
April U, at the auetimantore. as assortment of popu
lar valuable books ma vetoes subieeta.
Mr For pintoes:l sae catalogues.
VALUABLE LONDON AND AMERICAN BOOK%
FROM A PRIVATE CULLECIIIoN.
On Wednesday Erewng, -
April 18, at the auction store. a collection of valuable
London and American nooks on interesting subject..
Illustrated works to the French and English languages.
&a, &o.
For particulars see catalogues.
LARGE BALE OF VALUABLE LAW BOOR&
on Friday Afternoon,
April th. oommeneing at 4 o'elcok, wilt be sold an
extensive oolleetton of valuable law books, whioh in
eludes two entire libraries to lie sold by order of execu
tors and others.
•E? Catalogues will be ready and the books arranged
for examination two days previous.
Eale No:2 41 South SIXTH Stmt.
EELOAN - Fll R.N rr GEM, ROSEWOOD PIANO.
BItOCATELLE CORTAINis, FINE MIRRORS.
TAPESTRY GaßPE'rer, &o.
Oa Monday Morning,
Mind., at 10 o'clock, by catalogne, - at No. 511 South
lath street, the elegant drawing-room and cham ber Purn wire. rosewood posno-forte .by Eichomaker 4 Co..
handsome brocatellle and lace curtains. French plate
mantel mirrors, tapestry velvet carpets, gilt gas chan
delier, .k.c.
IQ" May be examined at 8 o'elosk on the morning 01
sale.
Hale No. 430 FRANKLIN Street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, TAP. TRY CAR-
Phalli, &c. -
On Tuesday Morning.
24th inst., at 10 o'olock. by catalogue. at N 0.430 Frank
lin Street. the handsome parlor, dining-room, and
chamber furniture, tapestry carpets, fine hair mat
tresses, Chins, g lemmata. Sto, of n. gentleman declining
housekeeping. Also. the kitchen farnitti re.
tar' May as examined en the moms( of oda at to
e'eloat.
MOSES NATRANS, AIIOTIONEER
AND CONMXSSION MERCK &4T, sonthesall
00111.1. of SIXTH arid RACE Streets.
MONEY TO LOAN.I
40150,000 to loan, in largo or s mall amounts, en
Moot % gold and Elver plate, diamonds, watches, Jewel
ry, fowling pieces, dry goods, plothing, grammes,
gars,. hardware, cutlery, musical uurnumemte,farnitnre,
bedding, honea, vehic.lee, trainees, no n, oartial
value for any length of tune agraml ilpo on more
liberal terms than at any other eetabui=ant in this
eitf.
OUT-DOOR SALES
Atten es ded to personally by the anatomy, at very Ism
sham.
CONSIGNMENTS 301.,ICSTED.
Consignments of all and every kind 9f goodg solicited
for Imbue sale ; two-thirds the value of the goods Intl be
adeunowl le ‘ourcer , tion of the We.
*SPLENDID HUNTING CASE GOLD PATENT
LEVER WATCHhB.IB karat fine, extra fall jewelled,
of the most approved and beat makers, coat from $/00
to nsso each, at from noo to Sl2g.
MOSES NATRANS.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
E • 0. THOMPSON . ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
N. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND WALNUT STS.
Respectfully invites the attention of all those =faring
from the inconvenience of bad-fitting pantaloons to
his superior method of cutting and fitting this important
garment. This is, in fact. an almost universal com
hplaint. The truth is, however, that the fault generally
ies with the unskilled cutter, who has never searched
for or made himself master of the true method. Having.
in a measure, made this department a specialty. I invite
all who are interested to RPM me a call. I have always
on hand a complete assortment of desirable goods for
Coattuss, Pantaloon,. and Vestings, of the latest
partially of my own importation. mh34-3m
COAL.
P&01. P. MLLE!.
KELLER. It EMORY,
°Moo No.llo WALNUT etreo
AGENTS FOX t, Philadelphia, .P 5.1
BOLE
B. Bordas' superior Broad Mountain White Ash, ana
8.. Beeksher B. Co.'s celebrate
L d Black Heath and Otto
0 A
Bhippod by canal and railroad from Schuylkill Haven.
Sohuraill 00.. Pa. fel4-3m
H OUSEKEPPERS LOOK TO YOUR
-MA-interest. Buy your COAL AT HICKS", where
nothing but the very bent quality of Lehigh and Schuyl
kill Coal to offered at hte following reduced prices:
Lhigh,Broken, SiF, and Stove....- ...-44 24 per ton&
4 al
Large Nut—.
Warranted free from elate or dust and full weizht,
V I VA; v i,ard dai m i tittl! corner DIARSITAI.,f_gr.:I
MACHINERY AND IRON,
111.1.11171 L T. KIIIILICII, 7. Tk041017A.3 hflantlCl.
WILLIAM IT. IitRIMICI.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH. AND WASHINGToN STREETS,
PMI - LADY/TETA.
'IIIIIRRICK SONS L
ENGINEERS AN) MACHINISTS,
hlanufaotare Rich and Low Pressure Steam Ensinep,
for Land, River, and Marine service.
clan, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Soars, &a.; Castings
of all Mods, either Iron or Brass.
Iron Frame Reofs for Gas Works, Work Shops, Rail
road Stations, &a.
Retorts and Gm Maohinery of the latest and most int
proved oonatrooton.
]very desoripbon of Plantation Matitansry, snob as
sugar. Haw. and Grist Melo. Vacuum Pass, Open Steams
Trains, Lethortortefilters, Pumping Burines. /co.
Sole Agents for ff. Pa t ent Sugar &Hinz
Apparatus', Namorth's Patent Steam sdamorter• 6120,
Aspinwall k Wolsay's Patent Centrifiasat Sugar Drain
ing Machine. ' • ' ang-y
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
pAOKAGE HARDIVAAF, 110IISE.—we
would reafully call the etbontion of the Goa
e 1 Hardware taco intermit* Stook of BI
2i WARE, which we caby at a mall
vane by the package.
Orders for &rag% i saw:teflon nolioitgA, and Goads de
irnitsd ettilet in Mil WWI New Yotk,ar New Orleans.
W. 0. LEWIS k - Son
• • al COMMERCE Street,
ai-end Co_ramiwtion blerahanZa
Alla AVMs or oreiroeedOotneetia Berdware.
mdet-IS
300 Bins Halifai and Eastport
Earriat„ W 0; boxes. Healed Norio& 91WhaLt
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