„-!..111*
, -11".45444grn0ii
• 'Wad ti tan ekArileshooV Alott'Weiliet - etteet lOW
Stain vat thienelf -164. - ;' , R - Itiotiairtherealtotir inlet;
-;feitheyhtilitaeihtseeVeaelikOOrteeei. tegtal'at
- Behasintit ll(iehtilttettittooti:ett4.ltelatratilkeision
eV-WC titisianainetri
AlltlioolletiaChaterietler‘. faliteady - ttlt Ogee ,
1 - :•ProwthiteribstreOeoltiOoNeet,ftie 'Oetteralerorhet:
OHO* and ief.*•,,. • ,
thiletnee aieterneneithorri the or:
;tearthitliAnlrrealdirritig the await of Mareht
t re e rte. Obit 10 - 11
• Witte e:
.... .. SO,
WmaMPottatimal
- alma Fund, and an Itharata,.- rat.Olatt tee Ohlo St
Nat rat feithationth: * l 2 ,
Toisl set Pratt Ai* 97,
To eon, . net the, datraahr thir„Orereow. goad; 'and
obtain the thwatillaot.' - thi reetottiket of 0 0.1 , . 1 6 1 .detere;
lad the aiiireareatt iaterasta
ecomenied,' - tkie„ Wilkiinesport and Moira! Wag pet up .,
at pablie, litii;:rit the 'ittelfinto, at = ritroit: to-Any. ,
by Memarall. r .Theeti4 beee;e ll4 hltoatred 614 A ti Z,'
. wbektii;; attontei, theliendholdeta, at the.
sewer attilardted thiamine , della*. -The-Property of
. the .ittiV;lt'poroltiored, tit.thia sale.% 44'7,
Wield so fellows : - - •
The Wioliaouport and Eltoryaltaitycodifpiiitont;
- at Williston/tort, in the atatuOt`Cenneyiveol aect_ex.
adingan end Hieing at Xlmnit, In .the Mats of New
Yoe, awl pastor throutl Pam or the'oogatiee of Ly
eaglet. Trees. sat Brad tord. in - the Ettaite or Peonall=
wattia. and' ChanapinVio the Matt Of, Mew -York' • to;.;
Ratner with -- -the hew Of tee road the retie- Wages,
tinees,jlristleset.rightei naht- or and all rest Pro
petty et everr,.lleseristion_ betansins to the eon , sinl”,
end the IWe used nee seenpieweernalwarei dews,.
or stations, Indian the buildup standing thereon. to
,
Cher wits the tight to levy, coneetoraCt totem All
tOligiinentnes. urns . emd ptofita to be timed cod'
wades front taw said road coo eteenOireeeeee. tonellipr -
lath all the trateihtsen and corporate tee
aegtooreettal 'Weeping. inelediee all .elarrn 11111 lbw or
y. to the latha hereafter, to .be chileated for
l arrer 4•l‘ll.l l =g7e g t t rie l =ttirriatt l . g ' oa
• Theseer Ohio!. halo, ain't.° the oonipeor eottelatiot,
of r a ndesjn sores ' the borouali Mithamaport
immures r The Williamsport Saints' the Vtillialltetil
dew*, one tot of etyht and ene-thiolaeree; muds -
jointer the Williamsport bean. WO a dwelling' honhe
manila;-two and a Mtn ewes ell laud in lowit lowa-
MOS. Llootaisia aosr4,ltrurom Sc Kers treat
allwerat Arfiste Iralredrord sounene the Granville,
Mahon 1 , and the attains twain. anal wren! lota :lathe
Sown olEtralm. N. 'I."
The teritig Of the ,Neile were 66.000 each, and the 1,30,
Lase within Aseenti . Se,e attar the paraUllie ; the first.,
aleoreVied third INClteSe,bond*Wbelliogyedilt Day-
Want, at she valeS of the. ahem elo'h bola will be - aatt:
itell to la ttertWortiotrof the,preitects of sell oh distil.
patios..
The ielteithretrhe itiealta:l : Coripely announie their
seta. anneal &tidied of three. her sent, ft" of that.
Its, payable of after the rah orMay. r
The Weirton ii the coal tonnage of the likeunohiri
Valley and Potting:la Railmid Company:
Week. - Tsar. '
Yer thkeveelta paint April 14... .:,.,...9.46++ 18 'WM 08
awns bale war year,.. ....JIM) IS VISBB ft
Themes - . .......—.;.. .. 978 06 8,091 P-18
Pardee theisentholldiaelttlie de - Malta it the Vaitial
Midis Javiardt *VS A NO Orleazia pere—oold,46l tat
onvat4olos4';:tekl,llloo,ol3. 1140/44, 1 1 vi,- Goi.
sumo ; silver, 11**AP-total, 111$1,01P, , " ~ • -',
The ilupreintoSiiilif °huh in them* pf the Cellist , :
bus, Piona,and Inghtialtatkoad, law hist iettled &pan ,
Mole of law of , unto* importinoe to owners of railway
property. The decision defines the - eaten' vo - which
the franchises of
-a railroad corporation can be bought
and sold. The Concedes - abatract of; Ito main points
Owliblithed It frosa the caul-Masa chermortica I
ml ll l O Ol heat ligliS l =l:tiiwi l of p . rivl i teg l a h ti
hiessi t er, clines: bat 'menet , take r serrate mo
dts by OP illebbf OR /WOO sad pnying on en sward of
amages, as the eharNted oorporatlon could do. Private
tittles mittimanailis e latkoltd w property - yrscadly liable
jos all isktriet to persons - oof IsolinSels '
er other vartial.° • he rood bed, timchi L atic . lifraa;
swat it
ad hold to-- btireat ter ss,
niglietas, 11 moveable , ,yrrasitty genera are he! to be
acertgagradis taw-agog ono om en ti,o s ai u i pl oa
erailtell to bewail. ~' • r• - - - - 1- - -- , -.- r •
- • aWillistpolatistkis illgehatik la fat4ilader tbils ,
Ifiallitive Mot PI pOlflir too-
essatetri to re , aad be' sue& ales- and ,be -tweleaded,
aeatraet sad be sontraetat,with..seeents mid etaway tt
at paseaare.ali watt andpippt gauge. womissarr to
oarrv , Ono abet the o ' o - Ow rietworatkeh.t
ii , i , rois ti ong , yahoo cow pant , illtAhe riaßlr
atapee-oodd act poetess* the, tranohise to team.
lietion appertainlnig to its individual members. hut (Wald
Runtime the f spoons to a oorporstios to mais"is
Ull4 nomad and receive oompetwition for the trgompor.
Wien of persona and artwitrtv. and °mild mortgage yr&
pert' emineoted with 'the railroad, and therms of its
imacYdreit whether real or personal, to be sabeiomently
.. It is ahn d gelded that the power 'which, a - railroad.
etanAsy hat tonistitate a „adios! proondhur to appro.
IMMO rotate sroyerty4iir not trastrerable; and that the
SISISTSTS of the emapaal Mould give •so.right to the ex
- emus Aolt tower . W Leh theprovision' of the gene
'-141 WC oo illt , Under grisly Coimatedoni dries not ,
TUN,. York Comnierelal j . piibil a' letter from
Lender, dated Meath dit. 'WhichMN of the advance
•, is thirmtei (idioms* by.tha Ban k. of England i, - " , 'As
'. tadvastw rit, ti,' half s pai;patit. - II - the bank „ rate of
... iliseriisit yeaterday; tool nasit heatorw;bY soitdies: A t
the ad of the guarter t When a lama ',Mien' of. thigeur.
Taney is ittiOtheti ft*i the Ablic for the - mvsericititi- -
mitts, into-the bask, there le elvers It eery bOts3 l, bX'''
014410bial dinaglCl2lllt MOS POO been OW
_mato& Of
the bank to :eke advantage of it by raisins their Mink .
This 'Slifka the revenue collections" have been - larger
than ever, and the demand for disoonnt:preiortienally
',AO* setife. Bat there was no drain of Millions, ho t
:Were then AT speotdatiee bgb10110•111 at work. On the
eastrary, the general sighs were towards a' mare . easi
*ate: The bank, however, have put up their rate from
• 4 to 44% oar twat., aliOnider the eirouvatanoes, Me pub
.:: he reiptd the terAave wtth'irroat dissairafeotion.o. .
l' - - ,Threpasebltei dlelteter Aye ofthettioladiarg; phiev e:
lost waitTarmalitaited heads i, ;-, . : „.-'.-.. -",
w i , i sm tinia theArriaident of gm' Sad. that LW
' • re a glifesta t = l M b iter liye:=Pll i ersl
sa i 2L'aen t rat t a k i l t g di r e ' rVr i lirbo i° e i ,k: ' t r o g U
re gams terms.- serum tee - parehasera • aro C.
F.
- • ills, priandirgit ottlip Merino at at hiavannaboind
efelsoss-Ess, the. BriThsb minwil at -Meg port- ,No
'. ST iissainty ammeter aerie Ass thew Do_htls, Mid
at the awes at whiob the STlo_f•c , iT tb litiT 10 0 SIMasT,
: ` tea per °ea. antd-sicanaur : T urf -b - letter flleillehint"
igiarenotionralkivistlarotii, at WO PUMA aultirrielie
'oosir*V OW* trlfiroade i s te that oar abater, a riA'
f olvertiouty, to :so isTartb4l'syi 1/414-
Tring taw sortsoa of the mashie MOW '' • • ' '
• :ragArdiaaukftlealt sugaries:Lume;,.
• „ . ~ , _ . . ~ , ,
.119949 . 9199 ii I. IL Ilivriettit. 11101 Wl* BUNK:.
1/99ibt-P5909 . 1 . 99...:Wit OW losidet riitif... , , s,sepi
,)090 do.-- 10 - :309 i 1 !form '-,30 '
: . —AS - sd do
~ 11 6 1 31 DondoiL '-.-' -921 t 110 Mipoluil R.:. . 1)" ., ." .31
, 4 sol4fr e5—,:w1;;R , ,..,,..............:.:
800 40. ; . :ties. 10 do 0
- loco 1iab0yeN . .91,911 , 99.,-..79 I. 9 40.. ..... aoh
-do do ' 1"....75X1- 1 dO ' 1; 1 040
100oCiallAR lot n05.:—.99- , SO - 10 - Penns 31..,..,..,...,9
I‘olo do - oak 19--- Wadi 4 fig 104, os.. Ate
SOW "do .. - .SUM , 4U . W Lon% ostand K.,-- •Ji
Witt i n g : rdi e kriar 11 01 raga Ililit elli
-•, 01117 . .......... :- 9 Vcimakorw. ...0034
10tio .- dO..- .'•9O ' I lids IL .. ......IM
XOll Planal..ld z0t....101
-- - • 114,000
i 001) dhow & Dot eirtli...lo4o
lOW .'do..: 004
soop :• do.— • = - 80 1 / 2
SOW —.
200 •do N . ..
les 414den'i * Coat ile Tarr
WIPP! 0 3
—AM;
4334 City,
: - QUOIN kiltelliS—rims..
K 7w
'OM ft WHO N te O t W v is
- t i
,
111
o 3
14
do 711 CPO• I Donna iefh
41 , 4i—M,4
314‘.14 Foust ID__
•• gi -80 Ottawor t •
1141.' • 14 5, 1 pa:kV=
#14 . " if toe twee a inirds.,P 43
entEnavi 34. • Las* ise-ot /41 - ,. al
Istkeil * Wlii,4.::: - .104
wan lidipir Rft 10,4.41 i,
'No wilmlextool tb..•.3
Harriatient JR.:,:i.—.M
.10 Orfaa icCiiiiiiii iur
A Wilimingtosi ft .•
Leath/01th St it 911... ig ef -
- eCh
3 Le
eek. is high frig_ li
Sl et biIL.AM
5 Commits sl P•ic—....log
l=!=ill
, ' -,-; , ~. ~, , , • , . ~ , _ , - . . _
The ;Thar a:MOM arMithie milet te bolder* areOrm is
th r ift detail*, bee -there is 'eery litUs awaits . fir ex
seri oribmae' eonsinastion.' no sato& to's' stuirmaist
ansitirits SOO bbti, itt, ;If 41 1 ' bill for stied sneerfirie. and
VMS; so for extras; tbs.. sibs tothe trade gnat the
pea Retiree. and extra remits and fancy lots at MUM .
*Lek BiteMeets_ of Bre EMT and _Corn , Ned Ate
Neel ; the former Mt held et Otte, and WO blgo'or, tha - :
WOO et IS Met V bid. -_
Wignits.-Thers as a fair demand, andlat little WM
ins : Wes of 4100 We good red, et Etdo ; kscor lot at
li 411; landsman lota of white at ;tart 7.1 Sr Ws, Ars
sa leatited..4llllims of SIM WV reeosylvants' - ' at: no,
lit go boo Thoth River at t he acme fmnrs. Corn is an
ar mamma, sod norther isles of 3,000 has yellow have
ten. amo• at Iso ; com hog do on Mints Munn; and
toxe-bas damaged at SM. Oats are neetan.ett-a sot of
Ire' po monks Aoki at 160 W' bit; and "bus D•lavars am
. Toinuj..-Oitii,o; i"jo ot'uOroi;oadyfAro:; Oitrioted
*4.B°Tr ierli' " - 111 , Atiiir
;comp aSu ;AIM oft o _ 004,0,50 , •
filig_tisland at 81012, 1 04,' fb, slab. - -- - • -,. - .; -.-- --
rnosimons,- Afire jo • Arm fooling Who otarkof;,,
edb."0...0„. ,„itsl Tort is Midst VI ler,
A ; oothano . elego, AO (moos.- • CitY - wieso•• neere a glii
- e/oWts litatimell grab or ship's atoms, at ;mats yM
annta l ims. Lard is sal iso L lit ioto, at 11.10 in bb s and
Vt.:
or l i t i la i ntignts. -,.ft,tter inentatonts Midi St Nam
ira_ Tiara lee . gOod Moir* for ,norsdj end
have advanced: sales °flan haw jpv MO Sor
:and mO has par ouslity at 340 K v••.
wean to hand..mitn ;more jonmess: salsa of Ohio'
Id rt We, Sta Penal ihr at !lei We et Mien 4, sag,
irlogo is gto,ir , iti 3 O. ' ' ' ' " ' '
*Or York Spotlit Exoßapie..April IS.
• 7420* combos 64.-- N me Spars R......... - - I/22
mr. Area ttar,i; ..1.4t0 o.li.iiik.ice. k b..... W i
sew di, .....-...;„... 7_l so Ids4b Oestral .. • 44JS
AND !TIMMY 0 WS, W 1W GO , te. , u.40)40
so comb Nal rte . ._ 14X 20 1ii441:4C IS ISL... Wi
• /MP 0pipt4111c4.... t te,ll Iftl WWW II IL. 41%
1111 Mid M i l l " W I;•' 2", i, m 7 &: - ..1 1 : Iq
....,.,...... ,is ch,...AR L. a
210111161011 airs t i i s 4 lUDs! 1., & 124411..,.,... M u
SOO NY entifit ...do MS do• ,
210 d 0•.,....... bOO 100 _ "d0'.b40 1 4411
00 -7 do' .400 74 SOO rensais 1t • ..,...,....
•Ia• de ".- 3.0 fialgitlit k Cluo.„11 .. 04
no •62. . . . retro de ..._.- ss,
Ism Sri le; . .. ' 1 0 4 300 3 0 ---- "' , ' 4 ' 3° : 3 3
if
. - ..- THE MARKETS. -
Aotif4ollboboopt ~,,v issoill, esl24 or Pots st
' r eo l cst -"rssisststengiSt4i Sistpr swittin Flier is
s2 . 4 g2A l lfists i relfilVO l P4 E vu4 l l,24 , n . :
wassdr a. 4)l a s ofagise il tes mom,
hoopwas cos% for
r , _,elvety tssav t y..itre sales of 1 Tobbl i gi
li ge r 4ll l l=tl l 2 41 11 4 3 4 3 1114 1 41, 71%
r ii.•
""' Irs 2tait- tit dull iso) droo`ll2l;:ssitti - saii of
4 7 0s) boat ,at $ll6 • tar sboSco,lit sysiskse Club, and
HIM dor firtit tentooky. Corn us uhalr. Armor. with
do al mon boatel.. at 743 f 0 for Weldor* Mizilii.llo
;Yam , . „Val Vs dull at WOO: or gosAssrs. p ain _
'. Ilanat Nia Allnin MA 4411 4 W, 10 2 M0 712 1 01 11,414d ,
lol= 4 4 I f i l . .iitsViz , .-tdslitatra
1,- iti,-. ,Thr,..,04 aztd. t gr. 4 .71 b k .=
tg.,,,f,„ •
Atintrz i ns: /I.OIIML.ot Omer , : yr St
MO SI fat 1•11411•11, •}4170,0411 Ktiosuou for wow]
41444
~_Cat ISMS SkSll out •
Wirt of
lIWO lit. To ,tkyr ssosidobr s 4 Was'
.""AriII,VAVV" , -` 4 ' ri° ' " PSI
4 .) Sisaisisi4dall as aie. ,_, - , - -,. , ,
z 'ow, yoitt cATTLI , UARWET, Winsunii.
' no , I-rona ilt tug Mitt ICIT-TAltell Ply 111, 1 07
~, s • . I!tr i clitrill i tiALArttl i r a ifiCc o gr..4
.g
-': 'IC
i gh re 7 CdT p ieS ?Ors s ap
~ o,
1.. 00,,,i .".,. tAle. 4.
r „,..4„: - ,'„ whoa 2444044). mot toot Woo kid
,- „, , dikftAlkoilMLworliM4 l!Lps..t.tun
"'""" = • "-*
u7.147: * 1;;. 1017;,7,4z7-
we
ot Oksil. TSAI, 4 fios -04 p r
fj a l
v iiittNio ll ll " li
• ... -=. - me , art was r tot, s.
. 4 1f.,... ,-
__t.Xiiortratil. sass ,T 2
' ft , ra . : WV fel MO5 44 .
f ii
•,', IN. "WWI . OM, liessir ink Mum!
', . I° . t , aaMll-4144r, ye 7q
' it ' '-''
- 4 :""t i i m y :
;:, !Ai : -- i - .., zi .4 r ) , ,,,,..4.- " r j et. n
et tf
"''' . 2112 2 0. r/ Os *OS is, eiss
„...` that, alas so
WOW
... _ -- 4 .--,:c ..... - .PLArs:',....i ••W eq"^-fi Atli
a! 41 : lee!, Odd etr2et or sent reduction oa
nta l.
Osme .g= at tea snag , V.Sossaes,L rr by tiesurd.:.
to _ trey ; mks et 4to Go. , ovine ere
101.1,114110 404 , Lawnoi we selling from
- „
Opening of,tetiee Aaviiratto*
N. T., April ldi—The sehooaer Three
Belk, - bola Milivialree:' with wheat, arrived to.
dej,'-heing the ittit Yews,l of, the moon. -
- '.lltwarostorra
Orriaso.--Bothingpew has transpired' since the
impost on 'Townley:4W .tends to throw
Inior light upiiit tha,roysterione murder of the
111110101,11 woman. information has bien received
,whioh tends to the bond thet Miss Kirley, the
'Boa* girl who wan suppoSed to be -the victim, is
liviirwith s a tinnily in Brooklyn. ,Mer trunks or
rlyed on ,ttio' Btoningion' boat this (Wednesday) moining. — 'lothing was found in them tint wearing
'apparel Anil the likeness 'of's finnale.—Ar. Y. Ex-
P r etf of Yelerd.49 "
„
ARRIVALSAT' TRU PRINCIPAL ROMS,
jet° viinvic ooasoas FAR*. nut.
AMA/Lb BOUSE—Cbselmat at.. beloW BMW.
?P Sanger, 11l - 0 O 'Mer it edith & la, N Y
Ism IA poraswortlt, N Y Mom L lriktt, NOW York
Morgan. N C W Riailk, N 0
173artmels, N C Mitribinaoa.N 0
E It &Mom, Mass B Raldrrin, Maas
W Shultz, uhio 9_Witterk, Balt
X Selma*, Rtolimond Ms garlirtn & la, Go
W I Wright. Cm, 0 .7 9 Hillman, Rarrieberg
A Cole & la. 71C_ Mies Cole, 0 0
Mike Mornay'. New York r • Rialdwell. Nee' York
pri l iiit i r V i, N O T • "k
ft it t :gaig. ° N
1
Ma Rogers New York re Alexander, New York
w W e lfor i l i d n er. rags City Itlitttitlikßim i ttork
G W Commas bet R I , direly
NtlialitZeiTYort; ii, s ti g .atbs 41rik6,7fr , NY
m M Marriot, N H C a nom wirt, Maas
.1 M tiler. Conn W Skold illir.' Conn
Ylflt i a ls 7 B24 .talm;Nto'
A C Gtay, Near fkleang Edgar . re, trew York-
A %le, oettat, Del R binall & Is, York, Pa
3 tryker. e Alumna Miele R Rokers, Arkansas
MOO li. Gookin.Arklusas .4 . Ottawa New York
13 Allen, New York Alr Maitland. New lark
Minder Maitland. N York Miss Whitehead. N York
Mr Dumot. Now York G G Murrill, Jr, Oa
N 0 Ward, Go P r J Currey, Oa '
W Conover, Ga 7 D Chandier, Did
W Suction & Is. Coltil 3 C Reed & la, Man
Gen ll Walbridge. N York Q Horner, Brook') n
Mr Heinle, Brooklyn Rev a A Chapman, Conn
W Wawa. Cmcomie,Man 0 Churchill. Hai
Mrelehu rob ill 4 161 t Mr Weir lc Is. Harrisburg
i g a. )4 ll °W Pa l iw e lFr i 11, 4 71TL Y •1 47,14 111441 i Ca
A FA W IIIIS I adYi Hams rr l
6
Robt Elwrat md
" r a.beittn.,...i. N I kr Wm M Pare, US N
fsi k •htilleers. B 4ll4loY MIR .Pr D r. i l a s ge klf Y
'zi lamb, Gs Wl' ri unoan, pi , Y
I waterman, Washington Geo Roberts & la, N Y
Mite Roberts.' N Y Min Neriderson, N Y
• K Brown, Conn Dr E Bentley & la, Conn
pßryan, Moss Jae White, Mass
obt ThontigeomN Y ± m Ford. N Y ...
Stewart, N V Mt Alexander, N
55 Comm. lierriettell Mni Carrier . Reallebilltg 1 ,
ft 15Bond NY E 3itecard. St Louie
p• w Toned, 'lla W c !Haddock N Y
J EldnggerN y A 4 Ward, Al
G Pill Collet, Balt W SYnery, Ti
6W R Coles, Troy. N Y Geo W Ibizawel,l N Y
1, it 7 4 : . 7 t. t.eavenw'b City 3 R Magurder. Md
it Le rd. Pi 3 A Wright laorion, N .1
R d la Hartford A rig Hartford
C Moeller, Jr, N Y SA Whitney, N 3
John Brown & la, N Y
CONTIWENTAV-8. E. owner of Ninth and Chestnut.
8 Abippen. Phila. - ' Jas McKay, Pittsburg
D Breyer & la, Del Meal: F Raymond, NJ
JR BrigsS, Harrisburg bobn H. Barnhil l
r A Hutchinson, Columbus Wilson, Roston
N L MoCready &lel, NY. ism 8 MoCroadr, N Y
J M Freeman. N Y Mrs I M Freeman, N Y
8 A McClung, Ind Mn J JI Long, Roston
MA" Ryan,Yß Boston , Wm Sehultz,Boston
Gnatar Nord, ' Poston Carl .Rabeel, Barton
T Ryan, Boston . W Fries Boston
E B Haywood; N 0-_ , _. Miss R E Harwood, N 0
M Pet &demise" & la. Boston G W Roberts, Chloe's°
Dr B Haldeman. Columbia Rev N An th ony A Is, N y
Aso./ Ferry, ''S Y - L D 'Brooks & la, Balt
mum H Ely. Fla . MW Boort, N Y
'P E LIIIRT.IOO4. N Y'- ` 0 Curtiss & wf. N Y
G It Colby, M Y W If Artein. N Y
JA Ray ?Alla , • , . 1' W NeilkFhila
T H Zell'. Phila ' T Elheunpard. Phil&
OA rieroa;•Prov. A I • Mr Davis, Boston
J HJohnedou, Salt • ' lt Littlejohn. N Y
G G JAbuton.N Y ' - 'lie A Johann. Col
Wilson. rg Y •
•Natelys° Havana • HO Rand & la. Cambridge
A• I.H de Alva. N y •
Jit do Abresr, Paris , N £ /inters Pittsburg
ke Ilaideman 1 bi.Hgehrg Miss Haldeman, Har'bltig
Hiss Berthams,,Harnsb's Mrs Bershams, Harris g
0101 ( eire r sg htt's •- k bqr : - .. ,.‘ , ' . itYc Zi iireater t i t il l"
Taylor„.Wese Chea..r , - Tl' ...awe, Boston
Sohn (1 %Mgt I la, Ohio H C Bean.. Bristol, Pa
James Hoy, N Y , 0 Cho ate. Baton
11,7firirk.l, Iw. ' - Mitri.r..r j Viz..
n o t hittlat ni°na ' --
' Ps b. l;76 o ,:majn Y ,Ghtlet on
I H Thomas, Balt T 0 Jaoltson, ~nsland
James Weeks, N Y_ W P Baxter N Y
i;eo N Woo It, IV r •
Mos-Woolspy, ri y itA n o T iPoeiel el N Y
A A Wi r tnneg ir , Mina .
poi
4 1 ratittas, N ~, :JT &Ay, „.Dot
J T Herrison,,Hewbarn WB r otter & Is,lliston
A F Cushman, ft Y Jai 8 Cualunan, N Y
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'Chas CI Baydsm 11i, N 1,7 ; I Stewart, Wu
firliirot Pa t traC im t DV; NT " '
'0 FOAL Mass_ , , 8 Anserson. Kr
O ra.m.,,,, et y • c a aadaon. N y
T tenfold, N Y ' ,' J Block, Bai t ,
I' Janssen', Boston , R sekster. N
T Mervin, Hi_ -It _ - E
BBradford, Borten
G 8 Penniman . Halton 8 0 Rogers &_ la Boston
Miss Noises . Boston Alf B Breaoh. N Y
I.al L Tenslow. R Y ''- el R ftsaukung. Boston
0 Converseßoston•- . B Buortnan. Huston
Itlissever. Breen -'_ Win H Ford°_,Va •
Rireterson. 'K. ET Wrtght. Ya
MIDI II Barkvaale, vs 'MIMI& P
8 T le-mh. Boston
C F Baker..Ft .t.ppls fAlag',Z,WiLa h ' " 74 "
E M Buratioa. II Ar
Dr,Orhume, Ship Norway' ' .
1311.820RARTW SlO'PEtr—reurtli rarest. below droll.
ArinJ 8 Yost* la, Pa - 3 T
John Tilreekis. Ohio. W-R Rogers. Ohl o
0 Warier. drama. ors W Hauteur's'
3.31 Musa. Vs , - - B B Kennedy,
A Pliser,Praekini - Tebrt Paisley. rerun .
W- Baird, rittekurs - F Bates. Pitts We
lis Elsree. etttsburr J B Clark. N Y
II Porde:Ps - T Carter. lr
*en Jeape. Pa ' t 2 C Walker. Corlriall
Karol Wetaeurll kw, Pa 3 tailAL-Chiciatto
TOllrelas,Chfeerro - 3? R weft. laws -
(1 - - R Vpuum_klifflinhurs
Iseab Ratchford, Ohio E Plea, %rear 00, Pa
33 Pam*. ?denser ixi, ' A it Beat, fix (ma, Pa
WDyieirC TiptcskPa - Jacob Shull. 3
Wu' II Yoke: Bethlehem ar•an Rooth. Ti j
Kaors.. - PW - Theo 8 McNair. 18 Chunk
War elkers Tro y, N Y -.13e0 A Craig. Wash, 0
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r'BBIKRICAN NOTEL—eheetnut street, store Fifth.'
Thom Bonnan, Del W A Perkins. N -
A flanotook. Key Wert 1 Patterson. rhils"
It W Grailln. Tyrone, Pa E flteurtlivent, Coan
.1 RMerrlll. Wash, D 0 M Benner, Roston
T Mart. n. Boston ' , i r e Miller. Amber, In
lienti Mebane, N 0 ' obt Phillip, Pert Deposit
Py, ring. Norgant'n,Vn. MAY , Providence, RI
It 0 sir. Odessa, Del W Yolk. Odessa, Del
MnA $ mold. Conn - R A Miller & la. Rahway
C Breit h, Baltimore A Patterson & sa,,Mtsrrleb'
'N Kaltman tE la. N Y a Silver, Del
W 111 Fevre. Ir. NI Chunk T W Gorman. Baltimore
"Merrell Clark - , Maas_ W Ailing - . N V
t. Beteg, Trento, NJ' 0 Pimpson. Trenton, N J
BMmerin, - Trenton, N J D Ward Yr Is, N Y
John ly White & wt. Parton ohn R Virgins. Vt _
Miss IN F . Blinn*. Mule Crawford. Vt
Mira N_V_Orawtord, Vt P 8 Benshton, Conn
.feio_ z ,l"„agita, r ,Nd4„.
Wm Billow. Ohio
0 'OTT arle...,v Ind Miss Fleming, vhio
W P Belt.
XIX , Ranier, 'lnd
ÜBLamer.Vs
N tior Doran, N Y
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30,11* itOTEL—Clitidnut street, bellow Seventh.
Mr Mollie, N J 0 1' MilibeVll
Mrs it Georg, Charleston -_ Meet Gregg. Charletton
W 3l elhemialan. ,Y • J C Stamm Gs
P WOO& & ra, Mate ' - C Mathews Yhils
Titiehardena. Batt —8 D Dupre, V*.
oho Chi*, Pa - ll C Waldo. N Y
A .Tell i eSren#lttla Gel Som. Philp
tn. a • Owen A Murphy...9M
tilM:Vglie , fig n argle A p le PTV vs
Noshes; N • 3 Moilhinn a•"/Itte, APRA'S
C GBr:impel, raham. It V AL Merriam, Spring fi eld
Al Batt
NT. LOMB HOTEL—Ohestant. above Third.
John E Onibb, Pbila - F D Reed, N
lawn Noy, Del 00, Pa Hours Johnson, Donn
A Ilavi!son.III 3JB Terry, Bartiord.Conn
V r le Haldeman. Lane CO EMU Allen, Woshinvarn
_ I ss i fir i i Msdlost fensillso p pwardlB. N Y
Webb; At. 1,1, Nr hes
irNeertor; - • r W
kis Pisler t g h tsvillis 8 Bahe n nol a V
hues R
Illar thn intrCilk Walke r , Maine.
Wet Convents, Conn ft Page, R e oritnelon, N J
THE UNION HOTEI O -4roh Shiest, above nod.
Mind Cirtfeks, Malta'T Parcae, vistabeth, Pa
M-Rendemrin. Pa - M E Mohering , Ind
W °Harrison. Ciarsoilie,o Snits Zimmerman, Pa
'W - H Plowman, N Ohio oak. Altoona
WEI ghtsrg.ls la. J a N nnotee & le, J
•A Ream. liii Stark, 0 , t Hawley, RN .
C Person. Philp , , W Ramses. Ohio
S Atkinson. Putnam, 0 .1 S haw .
Pa
Si ee Lemon. Lancaster co .1 Shaw. Imunteter co
0 Payer, Reading kolt. Reading
R Flank. Ohio Miss vim . Ohio .
"ohn a Rndt i lt ROW, Ps (" T v Perris, Pottille
, fi' Fechtis. 6 . , . 8 Hosworth. Mn..
RR. Ti th e, Bannock, NI 0 R Barney .Md
is j Rrinsirmir, M 4 ." - _ -I i P Gilbert, OW
lig H Gregg, Ashville 0
'STATES tinolt HOTEL--Market street. above Sixth.
-A L. Weithetall. pa A J Maranon, Pa
SAM, Meabangsbuts, Pa 8 Fathom , Lan. Pa
146 Mitzet. Derr to • W Pavriok. en . ashranville
-W lawman. Indiana en 8 Pstsbing, N Plateaus
J-Satarnant; Ligonier, Pa GM Kulp, Patterson Pa
J Punk, Patterson , Pa , Brady. WeatmoVid oo
rams, WestmateSall 'on J• Motets% Pittsbarg
. Martin, Pa • • Revs. fa
Moorbstdal9 41.awan' wrson. Midd l etow n
lar Watts Letrohe,Y's -.W91 Bantam, 1.1 3
Ifilath, C-oitimbia. Saebran. g rang villa
C firer, Tenn on. Pa, .1 A water. Lano 00. Ps
OJohnson. Philedelais -J. Wilson.Jantata an. Pa
ltaattan. Lana to, Pa W Pricw.,Lano to. Pa
A Janos, Delaware W IVilitaps& la, Minot
W snowman. Juniata so 3 WAN, Janie,' 00, I's
W Grier • te, SandyHftl. 811 Orono. 'Harrisburg, Pa
J Csawallefler, Harrisburg' J Jones. Lancaster
3 Award. Indiana ea, Pk
NATIONAL HOTEL—Baca street; above Third.
11 r J M'Cormiplr, Pa
inotestatan. DIY J Trieh.Pottseille
_ Apple.l4 Y
G Karnes, Reeks oo gairpermorlirtletoo,Pa
N Grover. BlNPlaville• r t'
Geolttold.'ett toy. Pa Oro o also.. Pottsville
J amen ?Maths. , C D Hippie, Patissilia
it J Bendier. Pottsville John_ Bruner. Jr. Jonest ,
H Waltein. Cotten/ills J P Borer. Middleburg
I Pogar.'PtTraoston; ..I_Yfinsenift.,NeLerton,Pa oo
° s c. "" firitztitni t y_ 2 l'? P8 4 1:4V2LIA1=1
H :tr eine J_K Ashville. Pa
eater:Ashville; Pa Kw MB, Danville
Jabs Tits ? Nbiremenetowa
COABIENCIAL HOTEL—Sixth mt., &boys' Chestnut.
V,Vanedr. lame F J Barge, Otester Valley
0 iliingsworth, I I Rhodes , B ,tler co. fa
j morrow, La r Jefferies. Chester co
.14Kartrenft, Ottettrell_ Warmer, Wilmington
I G loader. ail eo. Maple, Pare_ Harbor
J' Cs'. Cheater co; Ps t min cope. Chester 00, Pa
1r 2 - Itt i gek) l l : 4 3ls "-?*
/mark, N M T Derliosto_n,
n All Vault, W Campb e ll . Juniata co
N N 7,001 1 ., Latio no, Pa Mal Al A ZOnk. Lane CO
Wee &Soon. Altoona C Gall, Kennett
oo Pa FICKK J Pile. Cheater 00,
Blatt Altoona 0 3 Massada Md '
FOUNTAIN NOTZLe—Reeond emit. above Market
I
O 1111eirwan. Newark, Del Deal preen,n, Wade DeLi
ka Worth,. Del, . a Drown, Dever Del Doi'
M
8 Cain, Dom Del - Tiegley, N Y
Rog? g h ornso m 6
n 4 : 4lf et rrigt : l2 0 11 irwlr'
IlToenteend,Der , ' - BraM:r.
P Whitt- Robt Caok, blase
Remotes. NewstEDel
ALM EAGLE , NOTEL—Third it, sbovir Millman!.
itre VrEdinitOr,Roscling . A Phill/ps, Doylestown
WAmttoldiThylestown Doi T Trombowet. Books oo
0 wow., pa. „ . . Doi Jtooby, tipskertown
G o rt , i4iihn§joirn -..-, A P l oad t Mort to og
#4OI pd °11 1 4 1 : 12 "" a 14.1:13.7"ibol'ilUjotv
,40. 0 7, abigh 0 1.61 clsusei, Lehigh go
lisiowimar ..11011,8E-Third it., above Cellowhill
AV*, Iskertairri N Shell. Fsi ,
ilinger; a., , W 0 A theitiolt Pa
r "bum ; Allentown . W .1" Weilte. Allentawn
t
.1 1 Is r at,iiiire i t" ' 7 filtricrent i g °InI
f, neer, alma° -
(((iii
Kirk', needle
, tit, Voiding -' - ' W Herrimen.Thedebero
ert..Pekh o, E : it° . =, ~ .. , .W.Wijaver & As,
t nerrieleg
If .011.b43,0). VtEriPetftatvultinPt'm
- UMW- Blool_lloTBl.—'rbirti et . above Callowala
Tlibevehay.: Fiaber; Amor
0 Tiouii , F,s ownaa. Be a d ie •
t !Narver, egatorovra , u mtav ar e
Gems; Minton , - Pottstown
Wald f , Entstown
4 t . -1 ,,A2..5 4 21, 0 ,,navuM _aster. eobtifsvills
nflr ol l t o ujo i tt - atir e t i s n l ha oh r tr ku i ii n to to wn etry
IiOWIT,VEMMOS MOVMI4-114Mond at.. sbon• Ara
M2s TWni W M Palk. Mars
WV, n 4 NJ • Flasenboon, Easton
Alla • MaPone SIAM , Submits, !Kasten
mmx t X wish . Moms op
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BEM
BARMY BRBAY HOTEL—Beeond at.. below Vine.
T _Wilson; AyMies a A Carbart, d
Cortmt - w oavldion. Ps'
Sand Graft, Pa T Ft. Lambertville
W Bearibilee. Wayne co' eliding+ 'Hatboro
0 Bilworthr.throke Co „ A _eat, Ptrla
los prober. Bucks 00 H Walton. Anake co
J Stouffer, Tanriereville Joe T Bearborough,N
Enact LIMOS do rf.Nf anoon Btonmso. a •
Hcbt Boyiketroudiburg 0 ?axon. BUOYS 00 •
.7 Poulson. .1 • . B Cook, NI
AB Tomiban, rit J - A limn. N I
OlToff.N3 le UM l, le 3
st Blue. N S lota ceart, Hartsville
B Britton, Lambertville
IMPORTATIONS.
Ike fled for The Preaml
JACPONVILhId—Behr Debomh loner-11,&96 feet
Pitch Dino timber ?deform & Tortor.
a rum p j &
Bo oHN. Nit—semiti polices order; 275,000 laths M
Tne. -
ISAJIINE INTELLIGENCE.
IBS F9UATH PA9E.
A jouvzo.
Steamship Virsints, Kelly, from Richmond. via Nor
talk, 28 hours, with indse and pousettgers to Thai Web
ster, 3r. At-6 o'clock yesterday morainic, miles off
Cane Bienlonen, fell in with allay PdarrA Smith. in Ms
tunes haring been run into be ship Bippogriffe, and
towed her to the Breakwater. Reports the brig Samuel
French, of Beetport, and an unknown brig. at the
-Breakwater; a ship at anchor on the °retrofit, bound
Ylit3Tl r ef b p i o g r ir Mtan ni V t ahs ai rreltln fr , t it h i:d ß irotrt,
t for
Barbadons r . went to sea yesterday morning. The ship
Biprogrifie,for Callao, went to sea before daylight rev
terdar moraine;
Steamship Delaware. Cannon, PO hours from N York,
with ind.e and passenger. to Jaa,Allderdioe. Off the
Overalls. yesterday morning, pasted a ship at anchor.
Brig Olive, Cummings, it days from tat ,John. NB,
with laths and pickets to Twang, Mellon & Co. On the
11th inst off Barnegat, was struck by a sea, which ear
ned from the deck about MOO laths.
Bohr Caroline Ball, anthem. dare from Nantucket,
in ballast to Van Dustin, Norton & Co.
Behr Deborah Jones. Tatem. to days from Jackson
ville, with lumber to Malone & Taylor.
Steamer Ann Elise. Robinson, M hours from N York,
With mdse to fd Baird & Co.
M.BARED.
Bohr star, Cahoon. St Kitts, huarache et Caretairs..
Bohr .1 It Williams, Meting, Boston, Tigelle, Mellon
It o r .
BtrFanner,Bultse, Baltimore. A Groyne, Jr.
SAILED.
The US mail steamship Keystone State, Capt Marsh
man, to Charleston, sailed at 3 &Mockyesteiday after
noon, with a full cargo and a large number of passengers.
IT TICLEGR 4.P11.
(Correspondence of the Philoderphia Exehanre)
CAPE ISLAND,. N 7. April 18-3 P. M.
A Wu le flow off this place ( supposed to be the Gulf
&rem. from Liverpool March 30) bound In. and in tow
of eteonitug Americo, Wind BE—weother fine.
Yours, fto. THOS. B. WITGILES.
IT TEL AAAAA
(0017611011d03100 a The Prem.)
Nam Yogn. April 18.
Arrived, ha* Visurgis. from Sunderland; brig Emma,
from Para; brig L M Merit. from Sagas la Grande; brig
Sarah Flagg. from !Samna.
A 2pdot boat resorts geeing the eteamships Adriatic
and Kangaroo, at 7 o'clock on Sunday morning, off Nan
tuoket South Shoals. The latter was seven miles ahead.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Eennebeo,Band, henoe, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship Ariel, Miner, from Aspinwall, arrived at N
York yesterdak_
Steamship 'K a rnak, Brownless, from Ilavana, via
Nassau. arrived at New York yesterday,
Shin Plidiuhrlohin, Poole, cleared at New Orleans 14th
inst. for Liverpool.
Shin Barnet, Mitchell, cleared at Now York yesterday
for San Francisco.
Ship E F Willett', Barrett, for San Francisco, cleared
at New York yesterday.
Shia A rabia. 'larding. for Liverpool, cleared at Mo
bile nth Met, with WM bales cotton, valued at $211,981.
Bark Amy, Hammond, for Philadelphia, oleapid nt
Boa' on 37th inst.
' Bark Cossack, Bray, cleared at Boston 17th inst. for
Bong Kong.
Bark Indus, Thompson, for Bic de Janeiro, stilled
from, Baltimore yesterday.
Brig Tiberias, Lacoa, liana°, arrived at Cienfuegos
4th Inst.
Brig .1 Welsh, Fi field, for Cuba, cleared at Galveston
4th mat. -
Brig _Undaunted, (Br) Booth, for Philadelphia, sailed
from. Matanzas 9th inst.
Brig uAritremus." Eaton, for Philadelphia, nailed
from ,:rienfues 4th Inst.
Brig E,llen Barnard, Bourne, from Cardenas, at Bos
ton 17th rust
Brig Caroline A White, White, from Rio Grande Feb
12. arrived at Now York YesterdaY..
Bohr R W Dillon, Marts, cleared at New York yester
day for Wilmington.
Behr Governor. Reaper, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Cienfuegos mh inst.
Bohr CF D Lc R F Shannon, Bowen, from Washington,
Na, at Boston nth inst.
Behr, T Leks. Scull, and A Henderson, Keroharn,
henoo t ß P Hawes, canon, from Mums, and Ceres,
Meredith, from Odessa. Pei. arrived at Boston 17th int.
Bohr Charles Barmy, Baker, for Philadelphia, oleared
at Beaten 17th inst.
Scrim 8 Washburn. Thrasher, and El Hall, Padelford,
for Philadelphia. sailed from Tauntonlilth inst.
Blihr E 8 Janes, Godfrey, for Boston, cleared at Gal
veston ith inst.
Bohr Carrie Hues, Flinn. for Philadelphia, created at
Charleston 16th inst. ulth.B9,oto feet lumber.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rival THOUSAND rants LACE CONTAINS,
from auction, at prices ranging from 191 to $lO. Deal
ers will do well to inspect the lot must opened by
W. 'HENRY PATTEN,
sittli-Et* 680 CHESTNUT Street,
- SEWING MAoralas.— AU perotts who
havo bought sewing Machines whioh will not perform
the work expected, are informed that BINGE:RAI Ma
chines never fail to do any kind of work. Noone is ever
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. BINGES lc CO.. No. ale CHESTNUT
, ORR PRIOR OLOT/UNG OP TER LATEST
evytiti, made in the beat Insane!, elsresels for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST molting poem marked in
?lain Figures, All good. rapie to order warms ted mai&
(notary. Oar ONE-PRIOR system is strictly adhere
to, as we believe this to be the only fair illy of dealing
•Alt are thereby treated alike, JONES A CU,
reg-tf OM MARKET Street
NORTON'S 0/N '
TNANT for Salt Rheum and
Borates, poinntiontlyoureeTetter. tiorild.beed, Pitt
worms, and all itching and Burning Eruptions of the
Skin.
This Ointment penetrates to the bans of thadloonoo,
goo. in its very source, sad cures tt from the nook be.
aeath to the akin on the tartar's. Large glass hones,
once on cents,
Geanry NORSOII, Proprietor, No 16 Bookman street,
New York, Bold by T. W. DYOTT & SONS. B 8 North
SECOND Street. apil-tethe-let
DR. MCCLINTOCK'S COLD AND COUGII
Alirrugs is guarantied to ours an ordinary cold or
cough, catarrh. influenza, sore throat, &0.. with abso
lute certainty, and a dpiree of rapidity that will agree
ably astonish the patient. Pries 36 cents. All Dr. James
MoOlintook's Family Medicines bear the signature of
OKRRIT NORToN, sple proprietor, No. 16 Beekman
Street, New York. (successor to A. Cushman k Co., sole
proprietors.) Bold by T. W. DYOTT & BONS, 218
North EOKOOND Street. apTi-tuths-lut
J. R. STAFFORD i fi OLIVE TAR, the best
family Medicine known, cure; all Throat annulus af
feotions, and ,Catarrh, by inhalation. In oases of in
ternal pain Or sOrelleas, a few drops . , taken internally,
affords immediate . relief. In Itheumatio affections,
Neural:is, Gores, Endonona, Barna, and Skin disedumn
an external application of this valuable artiole is at
tended with the happiest results.
J. R. STAFFORD'S IRON AND SULPHUR POW-
DENS.
These valuablo adjuncts to the Tsr revitalize and
may the blood, invigorate the liver, strengthen the di
gestion. and regulate all the georehone. No ono should
be without them at thisietuion of the year. Sold by all
Druggists, and by T. W. DYOTT & SONS, 218 North
SECOND Street. Powders, $1; Olive Tar, 50 cents.
avl7•tuthe•lm
Lonrwoir CLUB Smsros.—Thist celebrated
European Banos, lately introduced into this country by
Parker Bros., London, and now being generally used
throughout the United Stater!, r4lsolllol an unrivalled
richness and delicacy of taste superior to all others, is
an excellent aid to digestion, and is hied, recom
mended for dispesida. it takes vesedenornf the Wor
eeitershire Sauce, and is sold at half the price. Sold by
A. J. FARREL wholesale agent foi the United States,
and by all respectable armee. and dealers in pickles and
preserves, and O. J. 13. HUSKER & CO., Nos. EIS and
HOSOUTH WHARVES, P.hilidelphia. aid7-taths lm
FIRE 'AT OwEGO.
.HERRING'S SAFE TRIUMPHANT!
0 entop,Tioga county, N.Y., U 0118,1930,
ffiItILINO, a CO., ail Chestnut street,
Philadelphia
Gentlemen: Yours of eth inaL is received, and in
reply, we some years since purchased one of Herring's
Double-Door Fire-Proof Safer. The store in which the
Safe was platioad was 80 by 31 feet. fur stories, beside
basement; the Safe was in the rear of the store, and
the wind drove the flames, during the conflagration,
from the front directly to the rear. When the Safe fell
to the basement, a largo omoinat of large burning tim
bers fell direetly upon th e Fife. Very soon afterwards
the briolosrall fell upon the timbers. The heat of the
hot bricks and burning timbers was so Intense that no
effort , could remove the Safe for sixteen hours. We can
conceive - of no severer test than the one this Safe
passed through. All its contents were entirely protected
The wood inside was not charred or burned in the least,
and no papers were at all dish gored. lim ham to be
able to give this testimony to your Safes, as I now know
from experienee that they are reliable.
Yours, STONE & CO.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, manu
factured to this city only by
FARREL, HERRING, & CO.,
629, CHESTNUT Street,
Who have the largest assortment of Safes in the world.
apH-stuth-It
PIOTARD CORDS AND TASSELS ? °VAIN
Tasseloot every description.
W. HENRY PATTEN.
eon 2t• 030 CHESTNUT Street.
EIALAYANDRE FMB-PROW SAM. —A very
largo assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prioes, No. MI CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
suSti-tf EVANS dc WATSON.
HARRIS' ROI:MOM SWING DIACHINS.—
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
Finew Pasant:me AT EVEkY PAUL
PhillitelPhia °Moe. HO ARCH St. Agents" wanted.
fall-
IN-PQRTANT TO TAILORS AND OFGRUIL
The Grover & Biker tletring-Machine Company have
Net introduced s new sad superior Shuttle-hlaohiue,
large Bite, high 'eyelid, with latest Improvemente.
Fame eel For Sale at No. MI CHESTNUT STREET,
Yhiladelphii 1.82-tf
PIANO, TAMA, ANT) MRLODEON VOVESS
of every oesoription ; also, Chrtain and Window Shades
wholesale end retail. W. HENRY PATTEN'S,
aplB-2t. 030 CHESTNUT Street.
' BEA YEE S SAVING FUND--NORTHIVF,t3T
COMM Bacorro ,rid WALNUT STREETll.—Depoeita ro
conved In mall and largo amounts, from all dowses of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
PER CENT. vet annum.
Money may be dnprn by thanks 'without Imo of tu
tored.
Of open daily, from 9 432015 o'clock, and on Mon
lINT and Saturday until ulna in the overarm. Frog
dent. FRANKLIN, FELL; Treaaurer end Beoretsri•
OliAB. M. MORRIS.
SAVING FaiD--NiTroNAL Seym TRUST
ComeArty.ChaTtered by the Btete of Peeneyloeutee
RULAS.
R. Money ts received every dm, and in any amount
large or small.
2. FIVE PER CERT. interest is paid for money from
the day it is, put in.
a. The money is always paid bank in GOLD whenever
it is called for, and without notice.
d. Money is reveiven from Executors, ddministratorS,
Guardians, and other Trustees, in large or small rams,
to remain along or short period.
R. The money received from Depositors is invested in
Real Ilatate,,Mortgages 4 ground Rents, and other first
class securities,.
oatoe open. every day—WALRUT street. southwest
Corner Third stiviet. Philadelphia. • • into
RUPTURE;;
„ , .
WHITE,; I B , :PArEiTT
Awaited at NEEDLE'S, •
TWELFTH and 14. ACM Streets, Phila.fit , phia.
Kr lead fur i ramdget. "1411 ngt3l-3at
THE pEEsa—PHHADELpifiA, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, IEI6O.
: 114„Ititrum.
~, . - •
OAK-.-REELER.--On the lath rat the_chutoh
or 'the Atotetaeat, - b the Rev, lien amity wiltiont
David E. Oak, of this city. and Ella K. Bray, eldlist
dans h tar of Avoca Keoler,ot folawYork oily.
BOXILL—Ta YLOR.—Ou Tuesday, l'ith in; Bola .
Grace Church. by Rev. Win. Studdards, Charles
of Dattaidos, W. L. to Mary. estdauihter ofthe
late Zaohatll 'UnrjOr• Ntay.. of taps -
' WILBOIY ia —LONNEY.— On the 16th iaet..byßev,Robt.
R. Paulson, It r. Charles Wilson to bliss Elisabeth Eir
ney, all of this city.
MOONEY.—At Whiteland, Chester county. on the
16th inst., after et long and severe illness. cothenne
Amelia, daughter of Rug* Mooney, formerly of nun
city,
•
Funeral earvice thin (Thursday) morning. at 10
o, elook, at St. Patrick's Cheroh, Twentieth street. In
terment at St. John's Church, Thirteenth street.
HUFFSEY.—On the 16th inst., Mr. Samuel Ilutleen
aced 59 yearn and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, Otis (late Wood)
street. above Girard avenue, Eighteenth ward tms
(Thursdayl a ft ernoon. at o'clock.
MIGILES.--On the 17th inst., Elizabeth Hughes, aged
25 rears,
Funeral from the residence of her brother-in-law,
James Collins, Lancemer Pike and Thirty-sixth street,
West Philadelphia, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 114
o'clock,
KAN the 17th *inet.. Ann. wife of John Alex
ander Kane, and daughter of the late John and Marga
ret Kane. aged 90 yews.
Funeral from the residence of her eater-in-law,
Alm Ellen Kane, No. 8416 Carpenter street, this (Thep
day I afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
ROCKWILL.—On the 10th inst., George W. Rock
well, eon o fthe lute Smith Rockwell. aged 24 years
Funeral from his li.te residenee. No. 619 Spring Ga r
den street. on Friday a fternoon, at 4 o'clock.
RODDIN.—On the 17th inst., Mary Roddin, needle
years.
Funeral from the residence of her brother-in-law,
John Fallen, N 0.2016 Locust amt. went of Twentieth,
tits (Thursday I afternoon, at o'clock.
SINNOTT,—(ht the 17th'inst., Nioholan Sinnotf, aged
92 years.
Funeral from Ins late residence. Thirty•seventh et.,
above Haverford road, Mantuuvilte, West Phlladelphja,
this (Thurrdeylafternoon, at 935 o'clock.
G.ALBRAITI9.—On the 16th teat,' Samuel R.. Gal
braith. Pnnted, of ctonmel, county Tipperary, Ireland,
in the lith year of his ere.
Funeral from the residenee of George Lollar, 1645
Cadwallader street, below Columbia avenue,at 10 o'clock
this (Thursday 1 morning. 'lO proceed to Mechanics'
Ce
metery.
MORRS.—On Monday, 16th inst., John S. Morrie,
aged 74 years.
The relative. and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residenoe, the
Knoll. near P ho enixv il le, Peen., this (Thursday) Jeth
inst., at half past ten A. M., without further notice. `
BLAOK. BAREGE ROBES, Two, Five
and Nine Flounces.
Black and White Paris OTandles.
Steel-Dolor Gros Grain Bilks.
Black Groe Grain Bilks.
Blank Romani and All-Wool Bareges.
Wank Silk Net and Grenadine Bhawle.
Blank Canton Crave Shawls.
Bleak Tamartines and Crape Moats.
And Orisaille Goode, of every deeatiotion, Jut re
ceived br
RENON & SON. MOURNING STORE,
nns No. 91a 0 HEE.TNIIT Street.
[l7. GIRARD COLLEGE.—THE MAIM.
TORS of the Girard College give notice that they
are prepared to hind out, in the State of Pennsylvania.
T wEerr_y ORPHANS, in accordance with the will of
Stephen Ciirard, to suitable occupation each as Agri
culture. Navigation, Arts, Meohanical Trades, and
Manufactures. The notettr will be required to teach
his apprentice his respective art, and to furnish him
with suitable board and lodging in hie own place of re
sidencedexcept whore, for eiteoial regime, the appren
tice may be allowed to board elsewhere./ The master
will be allowed to tote each orphan on trial for a term
not exceeding one month. Persons desirous of obtain
inn an apprentice can apply at the College, between the
hours of 3 and 6P. or, if not Paidents of Philadel
phia.
oan address the undennened in wraint, giving
name, residence, moo patioo, and reference, the latter.
whenever passible, to be residents of Philadelphia.
HENRY W. ARSP,
Secretary Girard College.
ANNA M. LONOSHORE POTTS. M.
D" Lectures to I , a dies MRDICAL SUB
JFCTS. et the AS9EmB tilt BUILDINGS, TENTH
ari CHESTNUT
4 o'clock. Admit= 6 cents.
rcrNOTTS:E....THE CONVENTION IN
favor of LAY REPRESENTATION in the M.
E. Church will reassemble in the TRINITY
CU/ROIL EIGHTH Street, above Race. on THAI
A.Y EVEN MO. April 19th. at rhio'olook. As business
of importune° wilt be brought before the Convention.,
the friends of the canes are invited to be preeent, anti
those Churches not previously represented are request
ed to send delegates. By order. j'
COLSON 111E8KILL, President.
G 2 1 .0. J. HAMILTON, , Noretaries.
Jon's BriLlniaN. aplB-11t*
J. V. MANSFIELD, OF BOSTON,
Writing test Medium, through whom the Spirits
have answered over mud hundred and eleven thousand
questions, propounded by persons in all parts of thin
country, is now in the city, and will remain a ehort
time, previous to hia departure to Europe. at No. 109
North SEVENTH Street, from 9to o'olocik.
apll•lt*
Terms, 191 per Sitting.
97OFFICE OF THE lIHAIWOKIN VAL.
I,EY liD PtiTTSVILLN. ,RAILROAD CO.,
I;ALNUT Street, Phlladelea, April 14.11380.
1 he Annual Mention of the h okholders of the Sha
mokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad Company will be
held at the Olhoe.of the Company, on, the 7th of MAY,
at 12 o'olook, wlsen a President and six Managerial/ill
b sp ee sc-tm7 o nerv f Gß h FF e I n T su TS g w i ELL
O,Beonetari
VirRCHUYLKILL AND tinUSQUEHANNA
ItaiLRoAD ooMPANY.-3 he ANNUAL
TINQ and FLROTIOH of the !Stockholders of
the flohnylkill apd Buequebenna li i altroad Company,as
required by their charter, will be eld at the GIRARD
HOUP iS. O in the aity of Philadelpia. FenoTylvaina, on
MONDAY. Max 7111, at If &Omsk M. for the purrs* of
ohoosing a President and BM Nonagon; to serve or the
ensuing year; and also for the consideration or rue other
business es may properly be brought before mid meet
ing. FRANK B. BOND,
apT-lm* Secretary.
[gm OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Menem, 103.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. duelrily
MO, can now receive, upon application at thie.
mum
try
10
trr cent. in omit, upon the terms specified is the um
y attached.
The holders are also enti annum, he established Sink
ing Fund of $140,000 per as by the
stookholdere at their annual meeting, held January 9,
MO, and in pursuance of the coutracd,entered inte by
he company and duly recorded, to cliff! the seine into
fleet. ttattlADFOßgi. Treasurer. .
CIROULAIL
Notice to Holders of PltiladelpAta and .fireding
Railroad Company Afortgage Bonds, due July I t MM.
These bond s are secured by the first mortgagee on the
road. amounting In the aggregate to 413X8.400. The
Oct revenue for the last fiscal year was ma times the
amount of the annual interest on ?tee bonds.
The managers propose to exten them tar Period :!,t .
twenty years, the holden, retaining the bonds and the
pommy of the mortgages in the precise condition in
*Meta they are now habi t Fresh sheets of oolleose for
the interest payable halfagenrly, Will be limed. -
A bonus 0110 per cent. arid be be loves to the holden, In
consideration or thoir aseenting te Ml* PEMIP•
%
bonus :will be paid cash so the bearers of e bonds,
on them signing a reoeilt and presenting their teepee
live hoods at the °Moe ofthe Company, or to itel agents.
fogendor s o se e
f rmeo e nt. •
Formlpt and endorsement will be furnished
eitevolication.
oftfderthe ernaliiNY. geerehur.
TLECTURES ON BOTANY.—A COURSE
o( Sixteen Lectures on Botafiy 11 , 111 be delivered
to tulles and Oentlemen,_ in the Soienti fi e and Masai
cal Institute, OHLIVN UT Illtcgt.yorthwent corner of
Twelfth, at o'cloc M., on rt/miSDAI and SA
TURDAYS; Peglen ng April 26, and closing June 8, and
again beginning September 18. and closing Oetotier O.
All the lectures will he Frantically illustrated with living
plants, and at least eight of them will be delivered in
the weeds and groves in the environs of the city. By
deferring four of the Lectures to Autumn,, the elms
will have the great advantage of studying, with an in
struotor. all the flowers el an entire season. Entrance
on Twelfth after. Introductory Lecture fite t
3, SNNIaI.
2 i2 BAZAAR, NINTR AND SANSOM
STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OP HORSES, Am.
On Saturday Morning,
At 0.33 cl'alocU.. 'MI catalogue will comprise nearly
FIFTY HORSES,
Inoluding a gray family horse. Rodgers carriage.
Rodger Andrew ren. harness, ko, belonging to the es
tate of AleCture, deceased.
Also,
A fanny trotting team. (a black and sorrel mare), a
nearly new Watson marriage, and double bargees, by
order of William Eiddle,committee.
A bright bay stallion colt, Beckett: " sire of George
Tatohen, tired by Remy Eta.,Borden
town, N. J.
Also,
At the commencement of the gale—
A large oolleetion of desirable carriages. wagons, and
harness; dearborn and express wagons, Ac.
AM°, a marts, and 3 sets seam
Also,
A thorough .hred Durham row, E years old, with heifer
ealrbr her side.
0" Special sale of ZIO earriages2d nay.
AI,FRLO M. ILERRNESB,
rt
apl9 Sl it uctioneer.
A CARD TO TDB PUBLIC.
00N4RESS SPRING.
SARATOGA, APRIL 18, 1860,
An attempt has been made to deceive the nubile, by
persons offering whit they call " Coronas', WATIM"
from Fountains; and at the pries of six (al cents per
glass. 'the wholesale price of the genuine Congress Wa
ter, at New York, being about Ili eentsper glaze, the im
position of pretending to cell at retail at less than cost,
and Without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage,
is apparent; but their probable canine has been to
empty • ens bottle of gentune Congresi Water into a
Fountat a filled with their trash, end thereby christening
its t otal contents.
We have asvan cold Congress Water in Fountaing,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary
sized OLMS BOTTUM. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine is brooded " Congress Water"—." 0. & W.,"
and any, without those words and letters on the cork,
is oorrayaavErr, whether from Fountains or Bottles.
CLARKE & '99IIITE.
Proprietors of Congress Erring.
The following gentlemen in Philadelphia, viz:
FREDERICK NAOMI, cor. Fifth and Chestnut eta.,
Olt ARLFS FLL[ti 14 Co. 724 Market street
S. TURNYENNY & Co.. 941 Spruce street,
TOO& S. HUSBAND. 294 South Third Street,
0. B. HUBBELL. 1410 Chestnut street,
A. D. D. TAYLOR, non Ninth and Chestnut streets.
Are constantly owned by us with the genuine '• Cox
guess WATER" in bottles, fresh from the Congress
Spring. CLARKE & WHITE,
aul2-thstu.3tnif 98 CEDAR St.. Hew York Cdr.
NEW BURLINGTON HERRING,
F 0 R TIIE SEA
SHORE.—CAMDEN AND AT
LANTIC RAILROAD.—Trains bravo VINE Street
Furry far Attantio City daily, (Sundays ex
°Wad) ..... .
Par Abseonm (only) . d4a A .
AL
On and after.MONDA . y, May Trh. two trainio wilt have
fur Atlantla City daily Vandnya excepted./
Mall train will leave Vino threat Parry 720 A, Al,
Ea press train " " ".• • r.
Returning, will leave Atlantio (Fxpress).
tillA. 1Q A, AL
4ttJ 3 ,
O. u:nNT,
aullt-tf - Merit.
rrftEASIIRAR'S DEPART hi T
JR- PENNA. N. R. COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, April 18.1800.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of TIMEX PBS CENT. on the Capital Stock of
the Company, clear of State Tax—pays leon find attar
May lath.
Powers of Attorney for the onlleetion of dividends min
be hod on application at the office of the Convexly.
286 South TRIM/ Street
apt9-lm s THOS. T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
A MONO TIT'S FINEST SPECIMENS of
from M r A W h S
L GALLM e Y, OTOG N R D PH tt . e S s t.a O ov M
URFAN. Thed , are vneurpvaad The IMaller 1110-
TOGRARtig also are among the beat made.‘ sal
J. WELgifi
STOCK ANTI NOTE BROKER,
No. 204 South THIRD Street,
Bolow Walnut.
13V Loans negotiated on collateral Eeourity. it.
GEORGE E. BLOAT CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES,
able-6t" No. 1020 CHESTNUT Street.
JAPANESE ARO CHINESE 600DS—
Regeived... tier stun Horatio, km, consisting of
Cralloll.ll4lllC, t170(35d0t end Pineapnle 1.40881.11. t 4041111,
Rao, Sfirnytege Wotk-boxes. Waiters. Re entityin
laid
; curious Dessert Set of Jade Stouo. richly varied,
with vet try of curiosities. Alen. a iinely•exceuted
Painting of Stinsbno. et No. 8 WEST l'EffN Satiate
°HERRICK Street.) first house above .111AREET
Street. ani4-10t
Rfifi Bbls. and 340 bfs. large. No. 3 , Msck-
Are. 190 b 17 . nod 460 hfi . small No. .5 Kock
end received Per No miner lf winds Edwards, one for
111140 hy r ILLIAct TAYLOR. 44.
192 end wHa Rv FR.
DIED.
SALES BY AUCTION.
MOT OF THE fiEMON
41413.11R1 p. 110131.31a3,
Dealer in Fine 0 rooeries,
Oor. ELEVENTH and VtN BireetT
• t
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A. purely Vegetable preparation, reliable and !Miami
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matter that creates them. stole manufacturer and_ tiro
prietor, F. HART. Bold, also, by W. HODGKIN, Pi, Z.
corner of TENTII and ANON, and other Preening
throughout the city and country. ap9 12t.
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—These eels
brated 'alders are meeting 'frith. Metal favor
They moat effectually and permanently mire all disor
ders arising out of a want of proper tone std healthful
notion of the digestive organs. They are highly mom
mended by the facolty of the principal eitnts of the
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PPM. „Liver Complaint, Nero° Debility. Fever and
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FOR CLEANSING KID GLOVES,
AND
Removing Grease and Stains from Silks, Satins. Cloth
ng. Carpets. Wall rtnieirt SCO.
WITHOHT INJURING VIE MOST DELICATE
COLORS, LDS PRE, OR TEXTURE.
J/ or sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
EDWARD PARRISH.
No. SOO ARCH Street,
and by DRUGGISTS generally. aell-ttif
pOSCPONED SHERIFF'S SALE.—By
virtue or sundry writs of Merl Fames to run di
rected. will be exposed to Public, Sale or Yeadne, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 19th. 19A0, at 10 o'olook A. M., at
No. HI North FOURTH. Street, the Stock and Fixtures
II:a Wholesale and Retail DRUG AND PAINT t 5 11011 E,
oinosting of a large lot of Drugs , Paints, Giese, and
ye Stuffs.
' And immediately opposite the above place, the Fix
tures, Machinery, and Steam Engine of tiPaint and
m
lie Mill. Seized and taken in eAegetnin, awl to be
_M. R. RhILN, Sheriff.
TieY W
STORE beopon for inspeotion of GOODS at
7 replPek, op the morning of Sale.
• PtuittaelpUta. Otkce,'April 1910, friple 21*
NEW E N GItA VI l'T G S.-4AMES a
VARLE & SON are just it; receipt of NEW EN
GOAVI.NhEI-as below, AL5105 on stook a large as
sortment of Prints for Grecian and Antmile.Paititings,
ietalogues on application.
ived-by a Newfoundland Dog...by Landseer, Sid 00
There's Life in the Old Dog Yet...by ° 19 00
lienvertuto Cellini tit Fonn
tainbleau...... .......IAY Ender, 16 00
Latimer preaching aia.bilorge's
.. Sir G. Naylor,' 16 00
The fagratfori of the gers - c . illite:.hy eimeson. l5 00
Homev-The Soldier's Return ..-- Paton, 12 00
'tle . May Datum— -- Muller. 12 60
T e Wanderer's Return— O'Neil, 60 00
T Crown of Glory .. Le Jeune, 10 XI
The M0ther.,...._..- Verbookhoven, 10,00
Morning on the Bighlands.........Rosa Sonhenr, ,1000
V
Broken V0w. ....... - Calderon 10 00
The Apure/ten to Venice) ...Turner. 7 60
0ntnti0n....... ...Brooks, 6 00
'his Fisherman's R0m e. ...._.... ,Brooks, 0 00
Tue Breakfast 5 60
od Save the Queen . are. 600
he Lottely 1tearth1...............Rank1ey,
. or 600
' 1 11:141r0t1g fi ki1i . e . 1ier . ......:.......2 . ...i t a e r1etT, "1 11 6 ' 2
Shakepearem_hisetudy.-.........F5ed, 600
Milton in his Study.— Feed, 5 00
The Amshire Lassie --Fired, et 0
The Weloome—lit before the'
Shower.. 6.
.....F.Qd,
Be,t r c.aoi 4 , prison.— :.......Beranger,
•The seeing Le550n................ lipilbuth, / ' IS
'l , he [Wiener the 8a11.............Ger0irie,
fort-Tait Fit Hoe& Bonheur,.-- ..Dubure.
3 2V
Evangeline, ( small, ) - --Ede l l,
1 00
The Berlin Races, sot pi' iii•••••••Xalgall e l °ll I i
The Horse Fair, (amall)— leer
The Siesta, •ornall) Winterholter, 1
The Speaking Likeness, (Kra). -NOs l3 l l seat• / p
The Court.of Beath _ Bemblit Peale, 1,,,,
The Reot o s'e Ward—. , ..... Sour 1 (0
The Motherles4.—..... Barry . le:
Vhii MPrOlng 10r1e5....,. „.. • ..T.BROn'7, Read, -1' 00
I,hol o ,2laPtil . ^. he Teets Day ..... . 5 55
%roll antßugtnieb,....
... . :,,,,,,h 1 50
Lo 110 Jar //w . f . ., atter Eaph . ael..... ..... ........ 200
Tye ...mmaculati c0neepti0n......... ........ 200
La Belle Chooolataire.•.. • ...-. --- 2 90
Any of the above, or any other Engravings, Dont in
safety by mad pre.paia.
EARLES GALLERIES,
aett-et if 51 11 CHESTNUT titreitt.
OBRISTPS LIMPID BLACK WRITING
INK.—Thisilnk flows freely, does not olor in the
pen. and is of a beautiful permanent black color.
OHRISTI 'S BLUE-ÜbAOK WRITINO FLUID—Of
a greenish-blue color when written with, afterwards
changing to a deep and permanent M ac k, especially
"gttattgl id .faa-VntrtIOTIM Irot.—Thie !
Ina may be relied anon at all times to give a clear and
i mi n kde o r s er ,:t !L b t o ta n g:43 from any rusty appearance,
Of f81133.1'8 BANK Var—Adaetod to commercial
lalf l ai ll Y e ll 'r gitratarig,Abut BO o KB.—Premium
awarded br the Franklin Institute.
wrd. bi ointismY.
131 South THIRD Street.
Stationer and Blank-book blanu'eotures.
aple-tbaktu 5t if
it..4FREIGHT FOR MOBILE, ALA.—
One Thousand (I,W) Tons of heavy freight new
ready for the above port. Aunty to
THh r.IIO3NIx IRON COMPANY,
apl9.9t 410 WALNUT street.
DIAMOND STUDS.—A variety of styles
of Diamond Studs. Pills; and Rings; also Cat
hUnol3, Lava, Etrusoan, and Plata Studs. at alcove
Buttons at G. RLINBEL
split at 92 N. !SIXTH Street.
B URGESS , TROUT, BASS, AND SAL
MON_ Robs. —Pinta. WILSON & CO., 44
oitESTN oT Street. having taken the Sole Aimee,' of
my oelehrated Trout, Baas, and Salmon St Keels,
tee., will supply m yMende and the trade, at e telweit
pries'''. , pihß-Am G. W. BC GF_Ss,
NIAOXEREL=3OO bbl''. 290 hfff,.l.6o4lrs:
and 170 kilos :No. la but reneived, Acid to prime
4.
order. For sale by . „
1•41.01 t: a co.
WU in and A NOR it WRAWV.4B,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW GOODS.
- -
All the new atylee now open, and oonstantlY 11008 iVing
every novelty,
PLAITED CORDS, ALL COLORS.
oRNEE RNITTINO BALLS.
EMBROIDERED CUSHIONS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
BEST QUALITY SHETLAND WOOL.
GILT BRAIDS, TASSELS, AND CORDS.
It A PS ON'S
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STREETS,
apS-2m
1860. OPENING. 1860.
THIS MORNING, AND DURING THE WEEK
SPRING MANTELETS
AND
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
Ia Groat Variety, at the
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM'.
J. W. PROCTOR.
mhl7-tt Na. TOS CHESTNUT Street.
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
308 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
SILKS. BELOW
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
CRAPES,
TARLATANS,
ILLUSIONS,
RUCHED,
AND
We have just opened our spring Stook of the above
goods, and feel confident that they cannot be surceased.
ether in style, quality, or price. apl4-4m
OUR Ftrocx OF LACES IS UNUSUALLY LARGE.
W . P. CAMPBELL.
NO. 1.1.24 CHESTNUT STREET.
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
MANTILLAS
NW
OPENING DAILY.
Embracing all the NEWEST STYLES and Choicest
Illateriale, at the
LOWEST PRICES. apl4-4t
CLOTHS. CLOTHS,
CASSIIVIERES,
VESTING - S.
An moan/ant of the above at
SNODGIL&SS & STEELMAN'S
N0.:12 South SECOND Street, aboie CHESTNUT.
tfa'Alao, PLAIN and STRIPED CLOTHS for LA
DIES' CLOAKS. ap7 Wotan
tIRENOM FANOY GOODS FRONITHE
late large A Indian Bales, at Parr reduced rads&
Mode Crape D'Eseitag.2B cents.
High Colored Mitinsise, %Scents.
Mode Satin Bar HAregeo,3l cents.
Harju Stripa Mode, High Colors.t gy).l cent.,
and Black Millnairse,
New Style Silk Striped Bargees, 16 oente.
Orieade Silk Poplins, 44 canto. •
Printed do., PO
Foulard Spire and
Richly Printed Satin Bar Bares's.
Pans Lewes end Organdie,.
Lupin's All Wool Detainee.
Gray
Neat !dint in tennLianttY.
A full stook or Stella Shawls.
Barcelona, Cashmere. and Thihot Rain
Fug FRIER rte.
With the usual Mock of Cep Stare, Book Muslin,, and
Handkerchiefs,
TARLATA NES, ac.
Black Mantlestat_from New York.
C ARLES ADAMS SON,
apltatuthtf IGHTH and ARCH Streets.
NEARLY MEETING.
Offer for Frien
SHAdly RPh WearESS BROTHERS,
Very neat styles of owda,
Shawls, Handkerchiefs,
Plain Colored Silks,
Lawne, Ginghmon, Dareges,
Cassimerei, Clothe. Veering&
Furnishing Hoods, Qjulta.
eptaro CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets,'
IRISH LINEN*.4.— A fresh invoice of
SHIRTING LINENS direct from the manufac
turers. RICHARDSON, SONS, fr ("WHEN, of Hairnet,
jw_t received.
Them Goods aro selected e'er/way for our family
trade, and are guarantied free from any admixture of
Cotton, PERKINS & CO..
ap7 9 Routh NINTH Street.
pIITLADELPEIIA SPRING GOODS.-
BIiARPLEBB BROTHERS have resolved an ad
mirable Stook of new fabrics, Travellenes ; such as
Grisailles and Camilla,.
Fancy Silks from enema, below the cost of importation.
Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, Cravats, Embroideries.
Plain colored, Black glossy silks, and neat Cheeks.
Gray Pppelines in Avery variety ; Chine and Plaid
Organdie,. Grenadine!, Lawns, and Montana.
Muslims, Flannels. Quilts, and Furnii.hing tiodds,
Irish Shirting Linens of the best bleach.
Shawhr, Cloaks. Lame and Silk Mantles,
Goods for Friends' wear, She, Goods, Bolting Cloths.
aide
C DOPER CONARD
Inyite attention to the largest sitoolc they have ever
offered, oompLAD g E S part
TH CLOAKS
Of Plain, Striped, and Mixed Cloths, all of the new
est patterns and material, got up in the most
ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC MANNER.
and to sell at very NASOIMbIn rates.
IeILK MANTLES
WeinPM MITISS3 b /411111 4 T2Le "C
Also
MEN'S AND Bartr WEAR,
Embracing the folloing, viz
A hret-rate 89 Blea w k Cloth.
Black Clothe of superior quality for $1.60.
Finer trades of Mack and Mixtures.
FtNE BLACK DOESKINS.
Fancy Cassimeres for young gents.
Boy, wear ingreat variety.
LIGHT CLOAKING CLOTHS,
First rate, at 81.25; better rode, enneand $2,
cop ER 4 t,'ONARD
ev7 S. E. H and MARKET'Ste.
TiIORNI.EY & CHISM,
Gal , special attention to their Stock of—
BNAwL.S.
DRESS GOODS.
CLOTH
SILK MANTLES.
BARGE AUGLAU DIATERS Mil) DRESSES
algor to the Richest Stock to "'Made/phis, of—
French Lace Sodomy!.
French Lace Piacolommies.
French Lace Eugenie,.
French Lace Shawls.
French Lace Foliates.
French Lace Mantles.
French Lace Talmaa.
Cambria Lases. Montilla Lazes, a., &o.
BOUGHT FOR CASH !
We invite attention to our Staple Goods, via
Best Family and Fronting Linens.
Beet Shirting , Sheeting, and Piliovr . Maslins.
Spring and Summer Fiannele and GASISIIIIBI.B9.
Mixed Cloths, Black French Clothe, &e.
Beet Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves, Hosery, Linen, Hand
keroinefe,dco., ko.
Northeast corner EIGHTH. and SPRING GARDEN
tram THE " HARRISON BUILDINGS."
SPRING CLOAKS AND AIANTLhS
S. V. X. HUNTER has now open at his new store,
No. 40 South SECOND Street, a handsome assortment
of Silk and Lace Mantillas. with a general stook of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goode; among 'labial. will be,
found a variety of cheap Foulard and other SUP, to,
which he invites the attention of 41a old cuetilmers and
friends.
N. B.—Summer Silks as low as 37.44 cents; also, Ta
rnartines and nine-flounced Baratta Robes.
apl3-At* No. 40 South SECOND Street.
FITLY GOODS, ADAPTED TO P DILA -
-1- 0 ` DELPHI& PLAIN TRADE.—EYRE & LAN
DELL, FOURTH and ARCliiilireets. nave this season ,
as usual. a stook of Quads (IN ADDITION TO THEIR
GAY ST VliK,I the drat VICHY, sod neater degetile
tione, adapted to
PHILADELPHIA PLAIN TASTE.
Very neat Foulards.
Neat Baregee and Law n e,
Quiet Plaid Di! Silks.
Subdued Cobra Silks,
Non,ne,mmittal awl ;
Reetramed Style Cal poen.
Mode Colored Silk a wls,
Pima mid Neat Caurrrerem.
r{flip Mitts. Gloves. lidkfa, aplg-tf
POPULAR T, RA nom, CITY RETAIL
ii&Ltee—l"TitE & LANDELL. FOURTH and
ARCH k!tiee ti,,hatre this season made it a point to have
&Stook of Goods of the first quality, and of the moat de
cided good taste.
Richest Spr ing
Magnificent Flounced Robe,.
Little Flounces, and many of them.
Grenadines. motley than ordinary.
Organdies, Saracen, and Foulards.
The new flow. snrms Pardessaa,
Black Silk new shap e Mantle.
aplg-tf
Sleek Lace Pointsurnous, he.
E .H. ELDRIDGE.
"CONTINENTAL CLOTHING HOUSE,"
N. E. Corner EIGHTH and CHESTNUT Sta.
RS' Coetomor Work made at short notice
nth3l -3m-if
MACHINE SEWING SILK,
Warranted the best article for SEWING SIAOHINES.
For sale by the Mrtnufaeturer, at the LOWEST
PRIM.
B. HOOLEY & ;ON
No. 926 MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
ap6-1m
CARRIA.GES.
OP THE MANUFACTURE Of
WILLIAM .11 ROGERS.
7 • o s 9/et'
10011 OUESITIIIT ;TRBEI. • - Mo. 1811.
0/0-4gtit
WANTS.
A
OARD.—A First-class BOOKKEEPER,
or twenty years' experleren, in- dwasi tar
taming Employment, where his services con he appre
ciated, possessing thorough business qualifications he
could be made available m any departrnent for the in
ctent., o r me employer.' T he best no Olt, references can
ar earinhed. It few Ines addresse 1). C.."
of " ft. & Box 2145 Philad's P c t Office, will
meet with immediate attention, and kept confidential
if required.
Sir Bone need apply but those who tan adbrd to_ pay
a-proper salary. apl9 gri
WANTED to DLSCOUNT.—Business
Paper, ruling from 1 to 14 Per cent. a month.
jtildreen U. 8." Press came. aDlt*Yt•
WANTED—By a Young Man, a Situ
ation as Aulatant Bookkeeper, and to to other
wise useful to his 4 1091619 r. He & pupil of the Cen
tral H.g4 School, and is a graduate of Cntimien's
Consmereigl College. Address " 8.5.." at this office.
aplB-6t*
►
-IL BUILDERS.—Wanted responsible
Builder tp improve on a Lot, 'coated In the South
western part or the city, in the mutat. or_ an improving
neighborhood. To a good resppsible outwer liberal ad,
vanee in ground will be given. : Address K., office of
The /rem • aplB St.
WANTED—By a young man, who has
Lad several years emPerinice in the Grocery
ii'•iness.asituation in a Wholesale Grocery or Coo:-
minion House. Would be willing' to act ( 1 . 6 soksmaili
aaetet at books and make himself otherwise weal to
hie employer. 'Addrera " H. H.," at tine office. uplB-3t*
PRIME ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT.'.
$25,000 wanted for five TOWS by hie . hb rtereenei-
We pubes, on mortgage of very valuable improved real
estate. worth ma times the amount. Interest ten per
cent, payable in Philadelphta. She fullest references
given.
Apply to E. It. JONEEI,
apiB Ibf• No. 129 8. SEVENTH Street.
WANTED—By s young man, twenty
two years of age, a situation in a Wholesale
Grocery as salesman or collector. flee had five yearn
exnersenoe in the grocery trade, and uo . well acquainted
with retail trade in the city . Address 'Henry," oMcts
of The Preis. aplB-4t*
WANTED--A Situation in a Clothing
v House by a person who for many Yenta eon•
ducted the b titineis to a Southern city On OM own
1100onnt. Satisfactory testimonials as to ability end
oharaoter. Addreaa PIERSON," at this office,
apl7-et*
WANTED A Situation at Carriage
Smithing. Address " Smith," Bristol, Pa.
apl7•3t*
WANTED—A Situation by a marr ed
man, having experienoe in the commission busi
ness—a good accountant, and acquainted with the
wholesale grocery business. Address "s. HP this
office. ap 1.74t.f.
WANTED.—A young lad, sixteen years
vvold l n V siati t a l°e ll o 7', g . 'ouae.eio reference i l:1 g
this office. ftpl7-3t.
WANTED. —An experienced Book
keeper, who is willing to devote his whole time to
the interest of his employer, wishes a situation in a
meroantile, manuactoring, mining, mechanical, or
other business. in the oity or elsewhere. Best of city
reference given. Address "T. H. 8.," Blood's Dis
patch.
WANTED —A man, who can give the
very beat of referenoe. to act as a Porter in a
store. One who understand' the Prorhnon huainese pre
ferred. Addrese " Jones"' at this office. a
WANTED —l,OOO Ladies to send for
DE RUSE'S great book. Every young man and
woman contemplating holy wsullook should h ave this
book. Enolose 25 (imitate Boa 84, Philadelphia P.O.
fe29 lm'
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
gr, TO RENT—The STORE. Nos. 05 and
ZU1.67 North FRONT Streek t oeir Aroh. Seely to
WRTUIi & BROTEER.
spl9.3t 47 North 'SECOND Street.
AA RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS
MAN!—FOR BALE—The good-will, Warm and
n nature of a large and work-arranged Rotel. situated
immediately in the business part of the outr, and to now
doing a fiat rate (mines& For particular*, address
" Hotel." Blood's Dispatch. aplil 4t*
H AN'DSOME SITE FOR A COUNTRY
BEAT—TEN ACRES—three minutest from
Gwynedd Station, on the North Penna. R. R., stiMmtng
FL well-conducted Fsmsle Seminary. Alt the trstos stop
at We Flatten. Apply to JAMES 1.17 ND.
stag-12t 5% South SIXTH Street, (second story.)
Atia FIRST-OLA SS STEAM FORGE FOR
BALE.—WiII be cold at publio gale. at 2 P. M.. on
the 20th dayrg of May, 1960. at the
_public house of Whf.
L. DE DO Bo in the city of RFA DlNG..tha property.
known es the Kg&DING STEAM FORGE, in the said
city. Said forge is substantially built, and completely
equipped with all the modem improvements. including
a seven-ton Nagymth steam hammer and three Kirk
ateam hammers each with heating furnaces and
boilers attached . A tire-bending machine and oven;
three huddling furnaces ; five blaqsiniths forges
clout• two
thirty ton cranes ; one largest clambering ;
machine turning lathe, and sixty. horse one*. Main
building 300 by 100 lees. with sheet - iron roof ; a carpen
ter shop and Prink office, with tire-proof. &a., on the
premises, which contain over 2i4 acres.
Said Forge is most conveniently located for business.
Miming the Reedit; Railroad, and ass conweted
therewith, that locomotives can take away and deliver
cars of iron, °oat. and other freight _ without toot for
hawing. ithutea ran outside the building, by which coal,
sorap-lron, &c., can he dumped Owe to each furnace,
wittiont extra cost for heating or labor. This Forge ig
capable of executing the heaviest work, haying forged
and finiehed the main shafts of the "Adriatic."(be
lieved to be the largest ever made.) besides complete
sets of forgings for nurnerout steamships for Govern
ment and others.
, .
The city of Reading presents peculiar advantages for
the successful oaaration of such a force . tis within
rt miles of l'hilwielphia. connected therewith by the
Reading Railroad. and the flchuylktil (160 ton) Canal ;
119 miles by rail direct from New York; 130 from Beni
more ; at. from Tratriehurg. and 34 from the Schuylkill
coalyeeion. whence the best anthracite oesl can be
placed at the furnace doors for about 82.96 per ton.
Readivis is situated in one of the finest agricultural die
(nobs of Pennsylvania. has a population of 95,000, and is
noted for its general health and the auray of its water
As ]larks county contains more furnaces than any other
in the Itnited States, in of every deeorletion can be
armored by the forge at the lowest prices.
Title clear of all incurobrance. Possession siren im
mediately, and terms made easy. to Bun purchasers.
The Forge Is in complete order, end is fummhed with
every, necessary tool end appurtenance t commence
wellmedtely on taking papesinon. lt is a proper
'worth the attentKin °A Wm, engaged m the
above business.
Foy any further information, imply to -
R. K. IR UHLRNIIRRO.
Cashier Farmers' Bank, Reading. Pa
April 12,1860.
fin FOR SAL .—AHANDSOME PRO
ma PEATY. in Germantown, within e few minuted
walkof the depot. Fine garden, with hat-beds. Ahun
(lance of Firrut-:-' °ranee, and plenty of Outdo. Stone
Lawn
House ; gam and water throughout. atone Stable. Large
Terms very accommodating, end Ineweeetell elven
when required. Apply to B. B. COBNEOPS.
at the Philadelphia Bank.
REMOVALS.
pHOTOGRAPIIIO REMOVAL
McC LEES'
PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUERREOTYPE
0 aLERIES
Bare been removed from 610 to VA COPiarila
Btreet, above NINTH, Avq; .Ijkanwri!s Looking-elm
store. aptd Gt
REMOVAL,.
R. & G. A. WRIGHT
Inform their friends that they are now located in their
new and spacious budding. No. 624 OREoTNUT Street,
where their increased facilities will enable them to add
[(ash inducements to the Trade to visit their new es
tablishment.
We have opened our RIM STOREwith an in
creased variety of DRIRIDIST'S A tal eLES, to which
branch of our lousiness we intend to devote particular
attention, having made arrangements la Europe to be
supplied with all specialities and novelties as May ap
pear.
Our PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT will continue
to receive our best attention, and we Unite onr friends
that no exertion will be wanting to produce, as hereto
fore, a variety of new, elegant, and successful designs
every lemon, the quality remaining minvalled
Sincerely thanking all our customers tog their kind
Patronage, we hope to offer new inducements for its
continuance.
R. ea O. A. WRIGHT.
April 5, sple-Itnif
4. K NORR dc CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ETC.,
RAVE REMOVED FROM
IMI. WALNUT ST., AND 81 GRANITE ST„
TO
631 MARKET STREET.
Pony doors below SEVENTH, north lido. mh2o-1m
lIEMOVAI,--=-SMALL & ORANDLER,
my , WROVESALE GROGERS,have removed from
66 North SECOND Street. to 1M MARKET Street,
eihnve Front, north 'tide. tat
DRY-GO OBS JOBBERS.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
JOSHUA L. J3AILY
INVITES ATTENTIOII
_ A SUPERB ASSORTMENT ON
FRENCH DRESS GOODS
including
PRINTED BAREDES,
• SATIN PLAID BA REOES,
MOH COLORED BAREGES,
PLAT& AND MODE BAREGES,
BLACK TAMERTINES,
111011 COLORED TAMERTINES,
MODE TAMERTINES.
BLACK AND MODE GRAPE. D'ESPAGNE,
HIGH COLORED CRAPE D'ESPANG,
PRINTED CHALLES,
ELEGANT FLORIDIENNES,
GRENADINE BAREGES.
MOUSSELINE DE WIENER,
CHINTZ moussmarms,
CRAPE MARETZ.
PRINTED AND PLAIN DE LAINES,
BLACK AND MODE DE LAINES,
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES,
FOULARD BILKS,
BLACK OROS DE RHINES,
BLACK TAFFETAS,
From the great
AUCTION SALES.
To OPEN THIS DAY.
NO. 213 MARKET BT.
apl2-tt
TERRY, PRICE, & CO.,
256 MARKET STREET,
N4PORTUREI AND UMBRAS 07
OLOTUS, OttSBIMEREB, &0. ,
Have now on band a large and wan-selected stook
wlooLL they are prepared to Den at the lowed 'nuke
rrioee. rahn-din
A. w. LITTLE & 00.,
SILK GOODS.
No. 82 MARKET STREET.
raitm
ROUND BROWN ZINO—For- 01%1e by
'UR WETRERILLI k BROTRES. 47 orol 49' North
MVO OWNS. . ,
AMMIEMLENTS.
- - -
NATION AL TATRE--WALNUT
- 1 -
STREET, abna v -F.Tow HE t.-:
8 - FEeffcßoTlex
In cionsequefipe. ibt.LrearMkense attending, the
engagement or Jura. Inr) C. ..E544111f, this price of
adnussion to the -
FAMILY CIRCLB WILL BA' 25 Cs. C TS.
AIR
Poeitively two nighte only C °
O. JOHN C. HERMAN, .
Doing her final Eng l andell perforiannees, prier to
her departure for .
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING; April l 9, 7 2510,
Wilt be presented the grand Milder, Drama, entitled
TEM Pltl3 CY CH_SP -
Henri St. Almy, Mrs. John C. Heenan ( Tony Bayard,
LH. Watkins • hlarehal fkiarmant. Mr. Lewis;
P. u ql Conner. Mr.' C. Kingsian ; Major Didier, Mr. P.
Monroe ; Sergeant Itubourg, Mr. Gomm. -
Rao conclude with the admirable farce, entitled
A DAY IN PARIS
In which Mrs John C. Heenan will sustain tir0 3.51 1.9 ;
Sant. Mr. H. Watkins ; Charles Wyndham, Mr. Irwin.
To - morrow. benefit and positive], last appearance of
Thetali& JOHN C. HE MAN.
Alenierc ArOp ro iß th lC . l 4 Bl ti D m r e eu "iBs Cir t e n l r e dl a i nd
Parquet, 25 tents: Family Circle. 25 cents; Orchestra
O k a ' re ' "" re dt s , 6o cents;
Colored Gallery, ss ceas
Private Boxes: bole Box, es; Half Box, $3 LSingle
Seat, 75 cents. Doors open at quarter before 7. Umtata
Will rise at half T o'clock.
A MERIOAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC
4-IL BROAD and LOOUBT Street..
GRAND ,MIIBIOAL ENTERTAINMENT, -
81 . 11' Ist, et BP. M., by the mug tubes of the
ZANE-STREET GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Cenduotor—Prof. J. BOWER.
Reserved canto.
Beats 50 cents. For sale at the.lduata
Store.. alB-tmyl
WALNUT -STREET TITFATRE
Role Lessee M. GARRETTSON
inane Manager Mr. E. F. REACH,
Boson ti Asent. .Mr. TOL D. Id URPrIII.
MISS HERON — Cr' FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
THIS tTHIMIDAY) .E VEXING. A and le:
Will be presented. Miss Heron's new play, entitled
AT RILDE.
Durivnae. Mr. Walta M ak; Luentto. Mr. Sbeirell; Cont.
de Lenore, Mr. Dubois; Laroche, Mr. Young; Mathilde,
Mattlds throe.
To conclude with the RAEL CREWpopA. entitled
NO
Roderic Conner, Mr Young; Nosh creina, hire Duffield.
Sir Prices as aural -- -
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain will tine at halt
Put 7.
VITIIEATLEY it ()WILKE'S ARCM
v STREET THEATRE.—TRLS EVENING and
,veyy ROMANCEutlier notice.
THE OF A POOR. YOUNG MAN!
THE ROMANCE OP A POOR YOUNG ArANf
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN!
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN:
THE ROMANCE OP A POOR YOUNG MAN!
THE ROMA NCE OP A POOR YOUNG Pd.AN!.
THE ROMANCE OP A P O OR YOUNG MAN!
THE ROMANCE OP A YOUNG MAN!
Seats secured six days in advance.
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
sle CHESTNUT Street.
Now on Exhibitron, for a very {few days, Mr. Schnee
stele 'great Picture of
GENERAL JACKSON BEFORE JUDGE BALL, -
New Orleans. 1816. sustaining the laws or his Country.
as be had defended her liberties in the
It contains most reliable end interesting Portraits of
nearly forty prominentpersonages of that dal', co leered
with great care by Mr. D. J. Redenherg, during the last
three years. Exkibitiontlo Daylight.
Bnnrs from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Admission 2.6 cents.
bi KER. CoNCERTti ELEVENTII
SEASON.—The MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTR
CLUB, 07 Boston,haye the honor of Nat =Ming' to the
musical of-Philadelphia that they win gire TWO
CONCERTS ef VOCALand INSTRUME.NT CLAS.-
SIC et the Rooms of CR ICKERINO& 5 0 0,
SO7 CHFSTN UT Streik on NIT DNESDAY and FRI
DAY EVENINGS, April IS and 20, aaaiSted by the
distinguished Vocalist,
AIRS. I. 16. LONG.
Single Tickets one dollar each, or packages of four
tickets for three dollars. May be obtained at all the
M Conc S r a swi a lcommence
o tB
o'clock precisely. apl6 gt
fNA UGC - RATION BELL OF THE
"GARDE LAFAYETTE." at the NATIONAL
BUILDING, RACE street, below Sixth.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Apnt,2),lsCO.
Masters of Ceremonies,
CAPT. 30:31. - PTI ARGO
Lieut. 'BOW. GROS IsAi2, I. lent. E OW, G. ROUSSEL.
Roar Manaser-lULti..3 111. NTA.RTIN,
Fee's of Committee—E. FOLIOT.
Tickets can be obtained of Meant. John Thornlay, all
•Chestent street; A. !Afore, 36 South Fourth street;
Edw. Chruttman, 702 Chestnut street Edw. O. Rous
sel. Its Nnrtlt Fourth street. apl4-6t
LAST WEEK OE SIGNOR BLITZ
TEMPLE OF WONDERS,_
TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
LAST WEEK . .
of the Wonderful Magician apd vattilnaniat.
LAST
or the Learned Canary Binie, EEß Lobby. and eatonlahing
Rope Dancer.
Exhibitions every EVENING, commencing at - 7E;
o'clock. and
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 4
st 3 o'clock.
Admieginn tenants. Children meant&
cOONOLIGIi'S GAINTIES--RAOS St.,
below THIRD.
STAQE MANAGER. . :HERNANDEZ.
EN6A~RMEIiT OR tam -
CARL FELIX CARLO BALLET 'TROUPE.
The above ?roar. appvar EVERY .F.YEE TA U.
MOT rec e ive d on
wonderfal performers nvimr, and
ware on Saturday evening with the most ea
shaamo applause.
HERNANDEZ
And the talented Company appear.
fuel appeavance of
THE ieed.HTY
TWENTY-SEVEN T.ERFORSIERS.
(IR : MANIA OROBEESTRA.—PubIic
Re
hearaala eve SATURDAY, at MUSICAL IMPID
HALL. at *ry
Wake. P. M. Tickets to be hsoi et li.
Andre's, and Deck R Lawton'. Masi. Mores, and at
the doer. r - ian-sru
STEINWAY SON'S NEW PATENT
OVERSTRUNR GRAND PI,INOS, SQUARE
GRAND, AND SQUARE PIANOS.
81,ARSIJS, BROTHRR." -
1006 CHESTNUT Street.
The appended wird, copied from the Yaw York Brea
inr demonstrates conclusively the high estimation
in which these pianos are held by the Bret artiste of
New York, who, though desirous of exhibiting theft
shill, Preferred martyrdom to the aseriSee of art. ..piste
tciap.l
Tll3 GRAND VIINEFIT AY TVS ACAIILIVZ OV
XIOSIC.
At theconcert on Saturde evenint, Mr. Baker ap
peared bet t
or) the curtain, and stated that Mr. lettle had
refused to ptsy hie solo, because the Chi:charms Piano
provided Mthe management of the /leadenly I insie
oordenee with a business contract) did not suitlum.
The facts of the case are simply shale: The under•
signed were each VI haew stayed a solo. They bad nn
leered a nteiaway grand piano for the purpose, and this
instrument was afterwards sent up to the Academy of
Mum, tuned, placed on the siege, and reside read, far
use in all respects.
The publio ehould know th selectvry city of the world
lt is ewitomary that artiste the instrament which
IkPv think best calculated toil - Malay their powers. At
the Academy, however, a different rule Nevada. and
they are. it seems, compared to play only on what the
managers choose 'to pemPt. At the laid moment, we
were told that we most conform to this rule or not play
at all. We preferred the latter alternative, not out a
durrespect to the publie, but because we felt that
could not give the 'latish:when we wished to gine if we
played on a strange instrument. If there had been no
other piano at the Academy, the ease might have bee*
different; but, with the instrument we wanted Woes
our ryes. the refusal to permit it to be played upon
teemed lite n deliberate effort toptaeo us in a disad
vantageous light before the public.
p_jorvisort eßmioritiL
y 3.1. SAAR
8, D. etiLLEI.
mh2l-stuthlitl
BOARDING.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.--Very superior
accommodations eon be had in one or the moat
delighttel locietione in the sty—neighborhood of tita
teenth and Walnut streets. An entire house, with
parlors end dining. MOM on firer floor ' elf communion-
Hug, with elegant bed-rooms , will be let t. 3 a party of
gentlemen, with break Pest and tea only, if desired, or
to isio.thes, mewls or separate. Unexeeptionabie TB
fereswee required. The houses. for beauty and con
veniences. have no superior in Philadelphia. Parties
preferring to furnish can do so. nesse address "
L.." Prose Office. aell-12t*
HOARDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the en lamer mouths at a pleasant Arta house to
Chesser county. within a short distanon of the rather&
References given nun required. APPIT at tilt AN
SOX Street. above EIGHTH. apl3-at'
PERSONAL.
NOTICE.-
4. , All persona are olutioued areinat viva; H^_7
clams due the acheoribor to 6. W. SAYLE, ea ho is
no longer in rny employment.
GEO. W. WATSON.
1219 CHESTNUT F.tuaet
rOR EUROPE.—Having been appointed
Agents for 'WM. WILLIA3tS & CO.'s appointed
Expreas• we are now prepared to receive
FREIGILS, PACKAGES, ho..
For all parts of Europe and Asia, at nee unprece
dented in this city. OAXMAN At. CO.,
apt 3m N 0.93 South FIFTH Street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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RAL INSURANCR COMPANY.
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Chartered in MO.—Authorized Casit4l, VOD.GX.
IHRECTo : - -
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COMPANrS BUZZILIING. S. W. CORNS&
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DFRECT•RS
14forovcAr L. lkows,nc,
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J.
AND ELHRIV 13eiL,
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ratan'.
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NALRRO FRAZIER.
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F. LA:1 1 (114F
CIIARLES W. CORE.
THE MUTUAL LIF:t 'Ns uRANGE
COMPANY OP 'raw yogg.
mite:
81X- MILIAOI
ow Oi OF DOLLARS,
iliollinkn in inskal_Xto.tora on la-VAL 11.1240.24
• W W / A lt ovER. 15A000.1.8.
The tpreagenuoi99re LoNyittii Dun in ninny other Comps
niA4, lanil the Dividends have been GUY/MM.
Vag Is a etrlitlY MartrAL Cm,rm. T"ri r a"
atookholdOrs, ao that ALL RE PROP el
Sto IIV INSITEMD.
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Regnahlete, and ivory information, mar/ be tied
GRATI, on animation to
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PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Thomas Rotolo, John Welsh,
Mordecai L• Pewee, George R. Steort,
Hoorn IVI. Stroud, E. S. Whelan,
John B ?arm, S. Fisher Liairdr.t,
Joseph Patterson. William O. Ludwie,
/Oho in. Atwood, ATtiro- CoMn,
Thomas IL Powell, Saone W.Totnad,
Willieun McKee. Thoe.Wattson.
„JOSEPH LEA.
NOS. IN AND 1 CHESTNUT 8T REBW,
Invitee the attention of the Trade to hie Stock 01
O( TON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN . AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.
iggerlight.sigAdark aping isles, a great variety froze
NEMER. SAM'L SLATER & SONS,
BUTTON MANUFACTURING Co..
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Alen,
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many new standard Patterna.
NEAT BLACK & WHITES, PURPi,ES, LAM'S, re.
SAXONY & SHEPHERD PLAIDB. & SIDEBANDB,
BLACK AND DRAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTER
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WOOLLENS.
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EBERHARDT & SONS'
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Satlnetni. Plain and Punted of all colon , : end quali
ties; Itentualry Jeans, Cords, Cam hmereaa,
Konera Tweeds, comprising one of the head mocha in
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