- . .11164"... tioirKisit ,eflinniklunAK!* iv:woman "nticaosavitt. • totoltalit__ sutooittnit•Or Crer.tultatOnnal TOWFAstrr-or stin ostonoOnintin unotivontoo,oitw To a IKINSIWIF4IIOII./Prilnall .oll t "7- /Orton- inn • C 13 " 1 "" 1 "' 111111 ' , 9 , AWRlllata" 410 " 111 41 7 1 . Whams 14* 00trotair,,' _, , • ^ • 1143"1"."1" OtTbOlralalil - • • ltenr X 0144 0111 10 46 0. Tim men whai Os* !ad.d/it uP and 40, * a lif i;a 4 a:'4 l o l alaaja . t s • or Raul*: *no in WI VtatIANOV, , ' , Vitas/ to oblik up a bi t at s ia isoutf: condition of •its *Wyk 114,1mr.‘"Aki.bilda. , Oil itad .0 1 4: 0 1 1 41 63 * that en mho-. Mood Onto ticuovagt fiatiroLoft tbi irgioolvot, Ur, ituobotal _l3to M1900t!-_7 Sag_ thEl'idra / 4)12 1 firniar ttit6,Ali amp % out who, on erpOolally • adiapte“or illifigetk - OSCIP4II Ibillp2Wilioei iAS Walt*: It is • aot fib Indite say, thatit; India Alai lath* its Onft *Woes to the bandi or Ito :Kw *auk Ur. Moran, ineuttoildinig - bloi 'in pone? thoittllo Alb 'Winging **viola ea* omit to terottloriblo,''tidn; tko dttnOtifilind eon: Mid it to the otoet-honttodpeopoiond; *lnapt, • otraiglit.finWirdi.-'.ingliOil'.managemene. of lir, -Ilikesh, • handiede - it: tip:min& cif _dollars wooid hire beim ' the' - ;PraPartf of the' 'output, witold`barMiiiid lo *eery dilferent anion !Men Whit; fit'lla' '4z millings &Me MOitltor,'Sflinsh - Were WAN -tbea in ,gear,'seid thus farts Aprii,the - reeidpts are;565,006 Amid - of April 1839,..The,-"Jegieletiet, requisite erglithistios of theimMpeogbaablemmummitaated; sad the .Polf=MAPetstion'Ari#be 'Dirtied bonie diatsly. Tbe - eloada thit io long- . lmpended over the _ WON; e'ti): break,. IDA an aisphilans &Mrs fs dlesernible. ,• • - . " The Pf-40eifeet7etiontY, .'suburbof • re* ralr) bar been doing thright hit of politics.: At the tennismaw held last week, the tistioeraM issrried 'simile:Wl in' the eountY except Ilempatea - Where the , Remablimuis carry "bite sipeivisor by 144j-eigt' msk ty,instead-of over sir hundred" "majority, arbieb, they bad -buit year, - -InTenai the • Anakiti of Illinois is pot en the agaves at'Oharlee '_ ton, it losionddsimity bidierod' be milt- Meidie tlia ' vote of era)* mit; winisuOind And lothenounty• There is • obeekle- of satisfeetkin ,amteg,* peopie,...anit, tomb, pashing' of Meth :among. the triableowe, at'tbe into of tbit city fiiiiread bllli.by . his eminimee; - Abe bead of the, State. _The “10 Me" of AMA fanstkinary Ina pleeed:opoim" ,bMs ' fu sovelst reason: they, iboabl. be Enact° pay some terininolli the'alty ;' should .carry pumper,- at lase fare thaitOther roads; shoild be planed um. ' dot. eonteol of the Legbdature, and ohoold be inansged bY onetwrqs,dniitted ritponOblllty and These isibientala, not nen: Cowed in' *it'll"; hive hilielled Gov. Moron lo knook them en'the skim), and in doing so hi) has tisoltargiol iii'doty. The speculators are wan: - what profane, and talk of "laying out" the ao tensor ant fall; bully' all know boirdisippointed people Mtn Mimi, and therefore - A*4 it ilkMphila. A cool feliew.ettisentif ours has 'bean , xmileg about among the lieboasee of the beiliwielt, and counting theiptantity. stowed:oak; lor-core inuiptianditing theeniaing mummer.; - 11 e cyphers im 800,000 tone, packed in the establish; taunts that supply New York and-Brooklyn. The quantity annually used in them two elite, is about .1110,000 tone, - to insole which an additional 100,000 is required, MI in transportation nnd.delivery shout _ one-third : Nearly 800, 000 men are em• ployed during ,- the ' *later in) out and store it, and during the summer four hundred or live Min.. ' tired are employed in bringing it from the various! Vorehtninen, and leaving it at the -doom °keen sumere. ':Ormstorehome, the largest In the Milted MOW I belonging -to the New York ce Compeny, # is ,simitek at Athens, ; and Is eapable orholdlog, • 110,0601iiptii - **SrshboaeAllballt, on- the- lame principle se aildrigeritor. 'The vacant imam be. twain them, about twenty is Mallbd, with -, newduit.-; The 'awl ofweekhmi,Wria.loBll,ooo.-: 'Oeserally,"the'nepply of lee. laid far - exmois - the demand; ,this year, if we' happen - to - have - re, warm, stMisaer,' there be • bkrelpreadiffint.. Therets nolanger,.- howevet, of having the: erost Veld nit t,iiioenstof the seireity • ei dompetliion in ilia Met,* Mawr bat that sold for home 00 4 , 4 44 0 1- dftereeed cs.ust *"PriN barely V*7- thg the of eittinitaad , "transportation: ' Lol, -through town is "few days , since en ;hoe way teDernuustown, •40 mid! her daugtiter WM:aides theme , • - - - The ,Reistisig Post, widish iney if mit tote the fairest; left is by far theablest exponent of the vtetiee of he -"henhouse*. section of the Rem:bit:- ma party. is out with -an ably-written leader ; on theßepildioan Stets fflonvetition, to be - held to= "moviitteit'llyrameae, - •re appoint AelegateCto the Chicago itkinien_ileti:--' idumuishas that Deem= tieslb" lielea ill!' lOW feinteee be ebierfed, is 'Pi s 1 0 04 "; 1 04 C" birninaniere!'aliawir an, equal • balVet Abe delegates, triable may en• sue-''giving. a, delegate at large to those who are of Denweielie origin, and anallierto those who ate of the - Fbis party, and Pie Pfltitkel of the 'esetainder7--matefsdl/ A1 41 044 - Sies'-er iiovn ebefelotee*ed thtelnliellee, division of themertj which =they , bidose ear place eon& • daiMe.:.'ltitthr be jlsiiir, Rayne* Pen, 'there will .be impreteXt irorlomplwint In any quartei; -If it , net deas;_rie,,demot see what is. topreient eon: elderablediesitishetion may be mid het he Repithficale Merl* bit one, party 1 dm, its mem bers- are perfectly - ,agreed as to the great object in elelNA, l llo7rxolhitestee to • the lettoditotion of • sieverY into' Territories; bat, the Menne 'Cos -of_ and Reininit. no 'longer - , exists. witble the party,-'and that! ff the delegation - to Chleago be only made up of 'good Bepublimus, ' ' zething more ought to he dsisisttei, "This has. e platuXbieseend, bat if it wen ever entree it would not he petimisetory.' The remit' of this Syracuse Cartme:tliou !mud be snob thet no eensitierabie cleat ef - Men_bilonglig to the Republiean patty can :- hare, even a emblems of reason for expensing • that they are purposely - excluded from a share the - prOcroeditimi ,of the Chicago. Convention; • man nature beer acostituted that wren a. thought; l ea , slight 'or a casual, WnpreMeditatedfnleasere; which bat .bow of ,eiclusivonser, , often boweiiti thii cause, ot,deepiseated The serving:of this , notiesia advance looks very much asthouab here were entertained that Need -aid Seward:kettle,* the 'a:invention: result ' slioW,lkat ii the het. • -', • • Sonatas-I.!defined lifurphy,'of this oity,•one of • ~the Wood delegatei to Charleston, has addressed a notate Rms. Gideon 3.',Tneket, albite delegate on Ike isgeticket, ititttsttast legtstative duties will pelmet hti attending the ? Convention, and at the sametisie, expressing :a decided preforms for Judge Dougiar, as "the only person mentioned in' toineetien, with - , , the ZPreddency who Mende a' sheath of me election." The letter , is dated; a 1: P. teletimPlde Wallis*, this afternoon • is to thieffiet thattlii Sonatina:id "Aseinably: bane - passed ids do' City saillteat Bill. over Go. tremors vote, by t tisetstve vote- So, the isegnis' • new„on the other aide ' ' -• • in•postiid for flit4papp) _ 011.2.11PNAS-111rip_Anstrelia, 11•.:41N1 • Mulls pm; ippospoit lAN do e Ponadosi k Bray- : , CA (.4184 fddi Runsip-411 1 ,01illithiPille pleketa whk..4r. &wets wig. ined_sto B & Co. 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FlghoL Minna, artited•at Maitford - Bo ni Unita, Adstag, hence for Pnertaoltst, at Erovi amellii at ralrtn°ket 801 4 ,1 •keordrt, Alien. 8 Tuttleadmo. F Solliday_ k Beattie Mldathar, Cox. Hough J wit i t vilNoliteoutyalkenbere,'F Herten. i'ar jcer,, lied, tackle,. whits 64,0141. Powell. and Sit - VOr•Palittlek try hams , striven it Baotou 17th inst. Stsaluor Bpar,s, Brumley, Mom, arrived at Hartiorddatli imt • • A iiittair MAO fi aloneww, April me: e—Brig Etna. Captain Brown. front Trinidad for Philadelphia, loaded I t .7711 h s; ran ashore Mar %ill alio last meta. end Tema nal ard on A stomata, has n deapatched to ner annstanota but fears are entertain for her meet!. i —NOTICE TOMARINER& _ Nottoet is' bomb, 'liven that the Itoee and rigs Light Vessel n,mtnd, is off her station, sad is now at 80‘77 Tninsplacpd with as littla daisy yossi le, o Whio dWo, ledge given. or MN* Atehtheme Board , • •• • , MILANO N SMITH, Comm ' r 8. N., ' ‘"' • Liehtholuie impactor. Second District. Bates. April law ATONTILI7IE Poll‘l , -,•G01r6 jsmata—Notioe is hereby /fi j von tipsktlio resent light on Montauk Point. on L ens stand. NY* Will be initingnishoAt on the 10th July eat, r the ism/gym. of regality! the colter. Woman git i logieliessxmas i me a rme t l i ons. ow ex i i alto ratilieti n att lima • ereardated: • The tri ' je," P ra m e r y i ltalli. kale,loolsnows..from a height of 110 f e et ° apace tne sea kited, led idweld Sees at. a &dame* of elation nauti pal -It will Its of the guttural color. and the time r rowolMion will be two nunnteo—tho same as the Pre sent limit. ty li7 D r. nn f e t v ld osa Yl T tit L iti v . " 74 3 ' 74 , 34 , crew. SO 1411140011. Apir 1 S. Mu. FOR .DALE AND TO' LET .VOR SALE—The. stock of Dry . Goods, t Ett s tarei; ll ' Goodwill. and Leese of Store -Pro: 13 North IGHT Street. Attett It to SOW o 0 BACON. Ni'. 0 'dowry Moreton .I.K.MX: SS. YOUNG, No. *2O ',dirket street., - aslB-3t 'poOR SALE—Tian splendid Lots. situate South Side AIICH Street, FAA of NINETEENTH - Street, sea Lot n feet (rout by 1110 feetApep to Cuth bert smt.- Apply to - • • .H, WATSH9, .splB4o s2Y 'WALNUT Shen, 2d floor. .11 TO. NT— A , three-story: brick -=L7itildteganth aldoublerbudi building, on Frank ford toadolpolite , MO,too. Alan, is , twoootori 00t -take. corner Hart lane and wrankford road, with a fine Orden. rtahling for four home and two cows. with a °Number over oaten house. ••-Apply to & gyms it, rio t -110 14 or* THIRD Street, or at the Cottage. S. W. corner Hart lane and Itraakford ro ad. - apll3-At. RENT--To - Physician, Dentist, or Timber of Flaw, a handsome Parlor. apply 100; ME Street. .-, apl7-Bt. O E ',B A. L :ivell-locited Lot of AL:, !Ground. if feet front -13 y ISO feet deep, to s 40-foot street..• Situate r.gs TENTH Street. above 'Brown. Ap rto L WATERS, 39T WALNUT Street, almond apf7-3t* WOK.: RENT. OR . SALE—Two pretty AL: Cottasse. Stables, Ito.. foar miles north of Second 'and Vine streets. Ton rooms and half acre lots each. City worm taken in part velment Ain handsome Cottage one of one to bye acres. H. F. MIT% Ali SOMA METH street, ('cooed stow.) • apl47lltt in I - - TO,LIT—A Three-story Brick Store =Lind tadiolnuerWArehorige. on Neat aide of WA TER' Street, near walnut .etreet. elan. two large Moog With fire-proof ol , rta, Booth aide of %VAL , - NUT etreat, between water streer and - Delaware avenue. App ly at. the Office. of the Noitoeiehis and T v r• A n i t t l a r=r a leje a n t s s er. Do: SOS South TO NURSERYMEN _ AND FLORISTS For WS aliana Joiln the fioatillerestern Section of ihe oiV., well Witted for altruniery...-Terms imoommoda tier., Yor paitirs address ', K," at this Mho. aptr-tf . . , VOR 13.44.1.1L—Thitty Acres of high; beau ." kifal load; - Mi• milssilk of the fieeorid street siavanints, near snowsuit settlement. Per icaorms soes desirous•of-buildms • -a *ovary seat or PluellantS iin milionlation t will fi hers a lam moor nowt,: id unnrOlnitil It will be divithed Into !op of from dAtoleo• sores, sayable wins, lastalmests • or city p Mitten in pert paymelet. A samenser railroad • tritaisi two sitars, . Apply to U. ..fifil l i7,l7l3osth BIRTH stmt. * apli.llt die . 10::-LET,'OR,TOR. SALE; OR ER -6E FO I OBikikOTOWN PROPERTY— 'M erl rei-eMyirld :11410K- BOMB $O. 'BO4 Plants m tillannt,Anth tbme-Moried took Wild ness, mde 7 rem Mir Mikopiektjtj _modern Ira- T . AM. TA-Tor FOR ‘- IN „ HADDONFIELD iimstat vett deiirsble &lett- ead Prima Resideumw- - welt shaded and beat i oeta iraera T T, Mom the DeeWel property` Tul i p Gro pai.. at well• l l7= T arl: ""Ibir w be eaehetalett e let real 'data. !arms 0817 ! r i leTtpi 111. l't ‘'TON; _ • . &gib rouirtjt s v k ,:sid4m netweenlo A. VOR SALE—A lama Car ri age 'and liar -a: ar i raaajile establiabmotat, situate on_the romper el l & the engraft streets to Portsmouth , va.,... doing a vpurbusinees.tThe owner is unable. through il ,to moray,* it Mention. Can be earohseed op arel very reasonable term. v. lesamicer s term of yew. Army to • • , ' , GIRO. R. BREAD, or' - - s t rie l a ertem TNk wm eetas : , . oldlo-I* -- = Street. beautifully situated doiks ipmaitio4voll iitiaded,„ wits oat& houses n tetsiM bi =Tr:Ol=M tilde one gme earaibroy depot et &idiots's. ANSI II". Street, , , - 'AIM( FACTORY-FOR OR 'TO ARNT—Thio lane L briolr BLIND and - RANI F7.60xy,,,, Utiti o v i rt, opposite Forronown.Nrith 14,11eut Petn Mtn% sod Unmoor lasehmips.—in alsomiloto.oet totobinomikror lrogoo-looldloo, to ~ u., For address R. IL' CORSON. ape thsteet Olt LI ERY -TO LET.—THE ("BLE Ut~e W IIIkATND LUKE MIMI COLIARY, situated tt P4 Valnoliits itr_ltsyr,sridar i zg Ilia tiOomo.tion the imeroyessienss I t hir i=k;Vel . I edllllll4 Alit Cog - pine d on the esoperkb•Paish seve n I l e thi he stoat it it of a smpe,. rifir sursibtri end has attained kWh reputation when iLit beet uitrodusad, 4t sabred end ■ readriaae•se amore sad Intarmediate ii="r;shioh it I neat both by mutat and mulumui. A market has also ben opened fortis h cabs the North ,t ls , V to ,i zeit../ ar T i j . .ti=i to, the Esurt . At ray be June neat, or the extersoon d i /CA% HairitailA o I=Verg'b.97LVlTlLLTgold," Tbese Tetra will 1 from save to four hundred Rud a meta level. -There are other iteit, and Gray Aelt_Coal on the pro perty, whit) are many SO0111111)111. The capacity of the breaker m fifty thousand tons per annum. The Colliery eat be examined on apphosmon to r). w. c,.ctsi k viir on the premiase. 7or rungs ' r information apply , " EAISTWICIC, _Was•tutits ti NO.III VINE Street; Philadelphia. GERMANTOWN PROPERTY. . Vi LIIABIA Riti.L' MATH FOR BALE. *ho *Lubin Penn aid Country nest, (*abutting 100 Apseof highly °animated land. situated in the town .4hip o f Os Philadelphia acorn, and within t, miles of the depot in Germantown. ,eu e tion of Oda properts pot to be gurPeesed. N bow ed oo the north by Washington lane, on the sato bywlishly Line road, and on the, south by Resneestreet, and within one-enthth of a mile of the tonteintn Tampa.. end p quarter of apple of two Ste -done on the Chestnut lidi branohof the Germantown • Railroad, Hien street, and Washington lime. . r The location of the above property a high and heal thy,-the lead , well were* a* lying • very advance inanely for Oottagoltitea ft, eaninande r an , extended 9.311 M of- th• lierroundi *entry. and is intent/wed in , the_itreste rutA i Le Goireaßatowe, se !aid down uses tbirour _ district The pr o oritT a is i a t l ay 4 rilfnaGMAettee=ition g l ilitrie l t l i s rths trderh . , S " ii" • tilatie Bundles Lot. attested' A 1 -'' titroet:staa :' ;l , t *ad, Berteastoien. eon le el li E ts f -iwi lTPO on said, street NY. feet. and in depth 'Oast :Vries an anw of &borne sorer. The twee ._ ' eh and &feu towards Blenheim orient, rem whisk gla a new of largo and elegant shade li, iien,yeflt*'' 11*Idsi* t fAtio adjoining and in the rip er v i lypher's-l i ta ri e , GU b y, Germantown. t, • . Ps Miteglita al lr., Attorney, ".B. IC obi. El H and W ALN UT Otreeta. Ot to - ' - . , - BAMIIRL, B. HENHI,_ - mta-aut ,• . ; . GERMANTOWN. niLLTARD T,IIRLEB FOR EALL-Two iur arikohuss Villiard - Toblog,with_ al inch marble COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. °TIC "'COPARTNERSHIP ite ll iebrit r aTingrinterat %trig; ifir solyea by mutual onneent; J. E. Knorr retiring • The business of the late inn will do gelded by 011nRI.E8 F. TAtiGe RT. at the old idoed. 1.:10. 611 ,MARKET Street, where eil venue hieing Osumi preeentAtieni for eialeinent. sad tt!ges hydebted ifillk• payment. J_ KNORR. ' 110114 , , cam. F. TAGGART. T A DIIITED - PARTNERSHIP.—:-NOTICE is hereby gimps; that the iabearibars' hare - formed it limited partaershit eivatably to the act of Assembly of taegoninitinWealt of renuirylvania,Approved March stat; tall entitled *k wit e zhir. to Limited fartaer diffeeitatt erre(' this odd partner: 4 4111. 1 1% be ecindsletedie that ofZ,CM/M11641 F. TAG 1,1 'senora vista of the bind ea to be trap tea l_ i riNerittitiluo o fte l Tigreltra l Nif i ai l iegg! ale f! The name 0 t general partner is CHARLES r. TACIOARA w place of residence is at No. 1610 Hheatimk street, is the city aodthe name of eke' epeeist - part Mir LLIAki HbAtHEL - TAGGART wan likewise reaidee the city of Ptula- Jett . it atto. to. V iril e : OPlLifirk frEmBEL TAliGra b p i; contributed to the common stook of the gm the scm o ten thousand dollars in each. The period at which the Mid Copartnership M to POI/1- moms I. the 4th day of Atippl r and ta to terminate oa the !0144 k as-m lakt H BBL DAbOART. COPARTNERSHIP.A. W. RAND has TEll DAY astral into nithwitehlP . A.toiN. Theo maple of thE G e iI W be , D, ALLEN. ho. , W will minting FI i-AIE-AwEV-WATISE' PUREAcE " 1"-MA VIIPrt l lin*E* At tho old , • • • . o. Nioth 11,4211 Eltreet, Philadelphia. April - 2.1W; •m -toe tOBAO9, &a. _ _ HAVANA (1I GARS :—Ail unusually Idadeate• amrortmeat of ' tbe 'moat celebrated brands, mob es , flabanae, ' Partigai, ruarm Vasaa4.t, .nranaset itraana,rroyp6o;,,- , tasaaum e sac tligarktath S a..of Stbe dritealce,umna Load Brevets, L od- dye* goecasMlit t. ltla d••• , momma w amU A ral a l lltse J ustMs.tat:e leeAr- -•MUeAL&TrETEst, f4 , lool+lB` v '. O - fi lllibutYlmtrooot oft, • -* Josinibis C a l Elan zirtb*/ ter st r low ratos, for eadtzur TIARDEN. FOR 18 60. la :A ; long itigroet variety. 1 . 0 .fw it pleas& of SOO varieties. '?" • s 4 4ETlB.oLtha hlstaaallta`. na t j rw ir W°s i lc o. rape um, o. _ad for e oh my ha had Patty A. 01AB - ft. IA CheitsuS se. 'VAR, PITC AND ROSIN. —450 'Bar rein_ Tar. - SOO - ken Tar. 'IVO dimple Pitoh. IMO hanleLAueinti-.IIMII otijapur s 'al:tog/ 0 6 . nd tot mole p_y _ Ow - 4E4r_ &ST Poen ISOUTAWIAKVES. SOAP AND_ 1 4 14 00.4.;:;,--01Boie's Olive !veto itelicie.treieretve: tFfr r WO Boxes Ada-: 'TirC fite./50 boxeetlifetneinert andfor, " 931r ,'" la VIDA 19141Mhgt% + ditn - ftieattle c r e tak i: Afele Mi:::ADRIT;e7t. emeeind door shove Prone. vit SiOttfibilaf -at° Ott g liO ' iiildiSalk ieseleeit and tot eels ~l ' ry tgy it ;rr.P. l o4 , Fitlti'Vro*ii jek ethinrn i tt i6 P Blade n i ts ti 'IAVA .0(014 1 / 1 .4-1 000 nnekets mime/ 0116 411 E PRESS.-PIIILADELPIIIAi THURSDAY', APRIL 19. 1860. NEDICItaig. .I_l OPATKONG :WHISKEY-7,-B 0P A T-, Kozie WHISKEY HOPAT ONG WHISKEY. ' Thin dillotons Toros titdourantit&stillsd, froth - Abe pureJ_uioe of the dreal .tro i rnilr itfilleVnlitlrf?:l4l=! ,asding the numeroue. P.!,Whi s k iee .o *doh haveteen palmed omen the 'motto impure liquor& It is endorsed by_all the_pretninent“ • - '• ,rwrototexe. CHEMHIPe t and CoNfIiONISEURScas " 44esii isp o i l i u te h lthT which are so in d te - put up in elegant stytet r in c iarge boftlei n ai 70 Oents reel!, and is the Cheap/St - and tee`plarest• 'pint now in the market. - „T; O. HESS & CO.. Wholesale Agents.. aplS:bis - No. 7 SouthEIXTH Street. AIRS. WINSLOW .. AN EXPER(ENCID !frugal AND FEMALE itoritoifUl Ellikenti _to the latent= of mothers her tOCCTIIING" SE-RUP OR' CHILDREN TEETHING, ngreatly facilitates the process of teething, by ing the me . reduoing.all inflammation; will al -1113 U n gtMETFE a 9 F M um. •"- Do nu upon It, mothers, it will give rest toy ourselves ' 'RELIEF AND REALTY( TO YOUR INFANTS. this article for over ten fidenoe anruth of it, ble FAILE D nay eltimr IT be a SIN FELT A CURE, when _ know tut instance of Ito used it. 04 the eon with its operations. and oommendationofits Meal tnes. We speak in thin ~ow,'.. after ten years' reputati almos t fulfil (dare. In Avery is suffering from Data and found i a fifteen or twenty ministered. , in the_prosorintlon of one ENOED AND SKILFUL . . d has been used With OF CASES, .hild from vela, but in . wels , correots anidity to the whole eystem.lj Lien. GRIPING' IN TE COLIC and overcome con speedily remedied, end in best and surest remedy iv DYSENTERY and DIAR whether it arises from clause. We would say to hild suffering from any of do not let your prejudices, others, sJond between the relief that will the timely SURE—to follow the timely used. Full three pan, each bottle. None mile of CURTIS & PER the outside wrapper, i., ghout the world. Primed t, New York. jyrt-ly ' Wartime put ultra mold] .47 1 n7;r111 1 I l i taTeieTer i Val attiokiltq'tard tAtelyse4. ever did cotton to any one are delighted neer in terms of highs eel effect! and =dimity' wattor " what we do experiencie.and pledgeou giant of what we here de ,ftUnoe where the Wan e4haustion, ref iewdl be rh ijilie 44l: m 2l ost l iPh ill Y it n l ll" :" rayssES in New England neve failing snorters in T ", THOUSANDS Xt tog only rillievee the mree the stdmaoh it gives tone and en ergy TO Wirer A l rithA l t ' enigma. whioh, if not death. Wa believe it the the world in all easemo ' , teething or from enyothe every mother Who has a he foregoing complaints. tor the prejudices o TOUT Whoring child an SUHE—yes. ABSOLUT use of this medicine, i tionisfor wing will aooom rfaliTe°N`gels/Oirl7, lmo °On- Sirigold by Droggistst pal Ch ce loe Vi cents , N0.13a g bottm EDAR Pri. INSURANCE COMPANIES. 4 MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., UAL rA , ANCORPORATED 181 D—CHARTER PERPET. No.gle WALNUT Street_ above Third, Philadelphia. Having a large paid•up Capital Stook and Burping In vested in sound and available Securities, continue to insure on Dwellings, Stores, Turniture , Merehandise, Vessels in Port and their cargoes, and other Personal Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted. • - ~ DIRECToRs. Thos. R. JVlaris, John T. Lewis Johnge nt W e I e c. lah . Morton, Jam es tn n tin i k B. a Pit t rl h it : Petrick Brady. Chas. W. Poultney, , Tsgs....l Morris. , It MARIS President. ALBERT C. L. Cli f hl 'AFO I)..Seoretary' . fert-tf ANTIIRACITE INSURANCE , COMPA NY.—Authorized Capital 8100,003—CHARTER PREPETUAL. Office No. 311 WALNUT illatet, between Third and Fourth Street, Philadelphia, This Company will insure against loss or damage by Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merohandise gene rally. . Also, Marine Iruniranoem on Venal', Caligula,. and Freights. Inland Insnranos to all pa its or the 'Union. DIRECTORS. '.. Jacob Faber, Joseph Maxfield. • f. Luther. r. George N. Eckert. • . Andenried, killll,...ll: 4 lxitori, avis Pearson, atm. Sieger. J. E. Baum. ve.m.r2l.l.,ivirrenstdent. W. M. SMITH, Seonitary. ap3-tuthstf AME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. F toe ounaffirr Streit, PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED ENNSYLVAR APRIL, INC AY THE STATE OF PLA. 'NFIXED TO FIRE AND INLAND RIM% DrILICTOZII .ftmnei•WAnbt. D. ii. Birtter, Win. W. wining . . W. Erermap. &.1 L i. Richardson. firM knris. Jr.. . . Wm" ow . stoat. : !non Datil, viin Morns, 8. 1348 k W.pA7 k A ggi r ent. ~ JO...JULIAN . 8 ...CUM. Vies Pool. WELLUDDIS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. Teri -tt HT DARER CITY INSURANCE COMPA NY—FRANKLIN 'BUILDINGS, 408 WALNUT HT EST, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND HUR *FL /3 8368.74870.—1n5ures against Lou or Damage by Fire. and the Penlsof the Sea, Inland Navigation and Transportation. GEORGE IL HART, President. • F P , ROllB,,Vioe President. . H. COGOGHALL Heo'y and Tramlines. H. . BUTLER, Assistant Heoretary. DIANCTORS. Georg* H Hart, a . P t7ey il r ig erlclus t %,itat Anarepi Chamber, toit'leteall Samuel ones, M. D.. mh94l LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST OM m-",ofFkirmnijaartutr•rar offluingi Va. Streete._Aaee., *HIM tis. WRNS I,ivissi (or the whole term of dife—pruate lintuuldwie and endoirmente—pareksees life interests in Red Edtstq, and makes an coatroom deputing oath, eontingenotes ot Life iirestoto. . • e - y sot ae,,Exeentore. Adidnietiater% Andknees end wiaralfti rel L. Miller,• l lein k tialt . r. win Coates 1 gel Ilmrgold. t ' emeal•Verisrlands Om . muter.. 011111tqa . reter, , i — WI • ne.r. il. 4. eopysTaVd e ing; i , .0 .01/111111414 6 . V ' •V c Ai r iami Sun NW, . li mar, i . Vern ,li B. Al h tsr, k ri I, eta VI ' be . : Warner litr al. I it . i'majuk • ,p,,... .. • Tenser* I A . . LEL President i af s ti n t .. ' , Vioe PoWt• Sown W. NOIIIOI. fiso . retarr. sun! WINES AND LIQUORS. THZ PAVE GROWERS' COMPANY OF COONA C. .CAPITAL. T REE MILLIONS OF FRANCS. THE COUNT DE MINT-LEPER, PISS/DENT. ,lULES BURET h MANAGER. ASIEJYT NRW YORK, JOHN OSBORN. THRIB CORPORATION, n o mbe ring amongst its share litildera fourteen hundred Proprietors of the best Vine= yards in the District of Ceuta°, its extensive Betablish moots being located in the centre of toe town_of that name, was organized for the elites* purpose of MlLlE tinning the standard character o PURE COGNAC RANDY, by mappingthat article .•in all its-native purity and ex cellence, to Correspondents in Foreign Countries, end is bound down by we Statute of Regulation to confine its transactions entualy to the Staudt grown withmthe District of Cognac. and wholly the produce of Vine. yards to that highly-favored tooahty; no conoition whate et admitting Into its storehouses any Brand' which mar hare been produced without the limits of 'sea District. with the object of extending the Just reputation of their brand by such means only as will meet the ap prove' and co-operation of the most niewietable Wine Merchants in the United lOUs THE VINE OROW ERR' COMPANY has authorized the Ageney in New, York to put up their choice Cognac brandy in SUSS o f DIA dozen full-sued bottles each, and the Lime will lie ths weed of to the Trade and the kublio, by the under mentioned respectable &tn. . • - livery bottle is sealed With the capful* of the Com pany—the corks beat the same stamp and the labels oi Aram an exact description of the quality, duty signed to lac-simile, by the Agent of the Company. • The brandies now offered consist of two different dualities, both guarantied to be equally pure in quality, differing only In point of rise, and degree le strength depending thereon, the oldest being the st _potent. One description termed THE -VINE-ORQ WENS' THREE YEARN OLD,. is an excellent edicts of the age reptesented. suitable for fe t trly or. medicinal 'inc enses; and another quality_ is seigneur! the VIN GHOWERY ANTEDILUVIA N , so called on account E t of its extreme Age, and because the remoteyear of actual prodncnon IS beyond positive verification. Objections having bees urged that the bottles are too tante, and the Brandy of &greeter strength than ie usu ally supplied to the public, the Agent of the. ,ornpany ventures to expreu the opinion that s )art e bottle may be Preferred to &smaller one , and that n obtaining the article of the exact strength at at Minh t was exported from Cognac.. consumers may racegnise, the advantage of adding water to suit their own tame, Instead of pur chasing water at the price of Brandy, , For sale only by GREEN. BROTHER. & COOPER, No.llB WALNUT Street. _- • apldatti&th am" LAGITERENNE & TEASEL, Spooner' to P. L. Laspronn , e l . No. 306 *wit PRO!. Street. ffer for sate, from United Moms Opted archon°, of their own importation, ' Oniulie", Cognacs. Pinot, Castilian fc Co a of various viotates not in as "figeTicag.',__' 16 II • q F. L. Laguerencor, " 0 • Rochelle., ; failtglt" , A. Csings, 14rei wimmdo cosmsogos wines 'a tt various brands. Bonbons Olive 011, n Imagine, (I'. L. Laguerenne brand.' t . ap6-1m fI_BORGE WIIITELEY, . •lug -- - rwr g thykoza strait. )... vo t a , , r atg u lr o l - m i.. k . 0 _, t 2 1 uunaaP l Fra"• ¬ Cadillogt. Olk. ' r =i vit giAsel lidn. it . be:: ~ irr y , I • r I rellte ja M -' & 43," . i ' 7 4 1 19 ri i i MOAT & chi, j ra also 4444 74. -11--il ve litisa e WIC Lorr uldr emaa ' um: Fie emu 01 . Am.. e -11, LEGAL. IN THE' ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE OITY_AIsD COUNTY' OF PINEADELPHIA. FAtate of ANNA MARIA The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, mettle, and edJust the account of Edward Peace , executor o th e estate of Anna Maria Peace, deceased, and to make dlstnbetion of the balance In the hseds oldie account ant, will meet the 'entire Intgreated or the Eurposeeßf Pan aPPolptment on IVION_PAY AN RN DON. ATI at folly p clock, at hie omim at the southeast co er.ol Mfaul IL and LOCUST Streets, to the oity of riyi suet- Phis. DAN DOUuItEKT spit-thsturit . Auditor. fllO THE PUBLIO. , „ • CALHOUN'S ANNULAR 'VENTILATOR. The above patent is deemed, by soinntitlo sod irsott sal men to be the very best ever , olfered to the %Mlle, and 'Nods only to be seen _in actual operatio4 or its merits to be aispreord. Nothing ever intr need is so tperfeetly adapted or,ventalating private an nubile bilikiimreL 'oboe's, Genitals, engine houses, mine", steam and asibincveniele, sod for, the cure of emohy acme.* they hareem equal. , • , - . Manufactured sod for sale,wholesale and retail, at the CYl e V. n fAr a lt 4 LlTA i r t t iES gr/t r lar 0.. t. nil.. "Mona! attention wit l given to all descriptions of heating and ventilating by the undpriagnad o who Pile been many years yntotloally engaged 11l the above busi ness. Also for sale, Culur's mistly.oelsorsted waym-air forneaea. gunning ranges, bath Wile, rigifigrbitgabY rela.stothaire - CHAS. WIL PLSOATORI AL SPORTS. PHILIP WILSON L CO., 4S CHESTNUT St. would invte the lovers of PRICATORIAL SPORT the !Inset satoortment, and Best quilts, of TACKL E, evils offend in this cty. Such as Burgess' worklrrenowned Trout, Base, : and Salmon Rods. Supenor pont, Baas, end Salmon new Frextra Limerio, Virginia, Salmon, end' Hpoke, Reele L Sockets, Artifimal Bait, Silk,' ilk add Hildr4 WNW, Lutes, and Cotton Lines. • LADIES' TRAVALLING BAGS mannfaotured and tor sale by C. P. KUMPP, 118 . North FOURT H /littera, above A roh, 1/n°loo'l6l'nd retail manufaotarer of PORTS-MONNATER,POCKST-BOORS, CIGAR •-- CABER, OXEY-BELTS. &Ole's. Parses. Calms. Bankers' eases. Dressing Cares. Writing - Desks, Port-Folior, Bill Books. Jobbing' promptly done. - DRAWING 'AND PAINTING MATE a-Jr ittilla. rit i roglizt'Bl."-n , . ~.. , olt,o is ism sad vases. L ass nt. OS or Okildrior . JAW ram! for Willa mai . nta, --_„, , ' • ! clam SiartotOr• rTenilege - Mr cards, Amor can and Frew& if. ', , 5 iiri giatil" ,lll 4 , li. k itrirzili" ' nob Str t. ' WIIMARRAT,R mrEllic.,* r. G H - .. wins. Bi-UAAB. BU DA.-400 k i ; I L for sale, m ai tny' r o w %wall, DIQIDrAL• TAPE WORM- - TAPEWORM. 'JAYNE'S SPECIFIC FOR TAPE nevarbeen known ,to fail single Imitation to remove Him troublesome avimal. It is lie easily taken as an ordinary Dorset:ma. and is followed by no unplea sant effebta. The worm is usuelly expelled in from throeto eight boars after the medicine to taken. It is put up in doses. with directions far its use. Ey writing to Dr. D. JAYNE di SON 242 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelplua.enolosing two dollars for each dose, the medicine will immediately be forwarded by mad to any part of the world. READ THE FOLLOWINGICIERTIFICATEN: gIeIIetPECTADY, N. Y., Nov. Et, 1867. Dr. D Jayne—Dear dire I received the paokage of your lepecifie for tape worm, and took it rewording to the direotione. About four hours after I. had taken it,. I passed a tape worm measuring full fifty-two feet in TIMMS VAR VORST, Engineer on N. Y. end Erie Railroad. RICIIIIIILD, Jan. 16,1855. Dr. D. Jayne—Sir I have for eight yearslieen afflicted with that terrible disorder—tbe tape worm. During that time I bad tried various remedies, and the best medical skill in this and the adjacent counties. without obtain ing any relief. -I was advised to send for your remedy. At that time I was almost reduced to a skeleton unable to attend to business, and nip suffering was be yond jle saription. I took two doses. and Urn passed fifty Net of the worm. lam now strong and in opod health. Mr. Perry Brewer writes: MASON FRAIRS, POUT GIBSON, Ark., Feb. sd. 1558. " After taking your apecifio for tape worm, it had the effect to expel a worm measuring in all twenty-four feet." Extract of s letter from Mre, George E. Houk, dated CANDOR. Tioga Co., N. Y., Feb. 9,1868. "About a year since are reamed from yo y a dose of the Tape Worm tipeoifio. which my husband took ac cording to directions, and the result was; that he teased nearly sixty feet of the worm." PHILADELPHIA. March 21,1869. ' Dr. D. Jayne—Dear Sir I had been for some four Fseare agitated with that horrible disease, rape worm. aVnig tried various remedies without cocoon. I was at t compelled to use your SPECIFIC. I say compelled, for I had great repugnance to advertised medicine.. as I oorundered them all humbugs, so it was with great dif- Sanity I was induced to try your remedy. I toot three doses. and the result has been the complete election of my tormentor. I have pulled some eighty feet—the hist eight or ten' feet tapering gradually until it was no thicker than sewing cotton, with a head as large as the head i f je a pin: I be tf eve if I had taken your medicines in thebegin ning, fore my stomnoh beo•me , sooustomed to drugs, one dome would have been suMment. Feeling it to be a duty I owe, not only to you, for hav ing saved me from en early grave, where my disease would have inevitably laced me, but also to those who are adboted as I was, I make public these facts, POWs gratefully, Louis WAGNER. Fifth and Chestnut streets. ELIZABETH. Ills. June 17.1869, Gentlemen: Your TAPE WORM SPECIFIC has been administered according to directions First dose at seven in the morning. At three in the afternoon the worm was expelled entire. Your SPECIFIC has sus tained its pretensions, and I have no hesitation in re commending it to the pubho. • JABIRE D. Lewis, M. D, _ POE TEReVILLS. Tenn., July 12. MN , Dr. D. Arne gr. Son— , Dear Sirs: A little girl about seven years old Was suffering with tape worm, and had been tamer medical treatment for some time, without benefit. Your SPECIFIC was given according to eli reetione, and in about three hours fifteen feet of the worm came away, which, from the description, I think must be the entire worm: it. MoDich. DEERYIELT4 N. Y., Aue. 1859. Dr. D. Jayne—Dear Sir; I took your TAPE *ORM SPECIFIC aceordinr to d irections . Eight hours after wards I dwaharged without pain ) his wormship, who measured twenty-e ght feet in length. and contained more than 960 links. LUTHER bluats. N, Y., Ans.ls, jaath Dr. D. Jayne=ltehr Sir : Last week Mr. Myersmade inquiries of us about yank TAPE WORM SPECIFIC, and immediately wrote to you for some. This morning he called upon us with a bottle containing the tape 1007171. Waitrigit & RAT, Druggists. NEW BALTIMORE. Mich.. Sept. 21.1Nnt DrD. Jayne & Son—Dear Sirs: I took your, TAPE WORM SPECIFIC according to dtreotions. The worm was expelled in six hours; length twenty-six feet. Yours, &0., LOUIS STIES. Emmen'les, Mo., October yogge. Dr. D Jayne & flon—Mr e ltiley Prom has been in bad health (or some years, Pub act to epelle of sickness at the etomach , and confirm emaciation. About a month ago he threw up about two:I-five feet of tape worm. it broke., 'PA PE partiemainkur in le stomach. We proeured some of font APE WO SPECIFIC, which he took according to direotions. He goon discharged about sixteen feet of tape worm, and thinks he is now free from it. Yours, &0., Runt & Doeobses. DAV/IMPORT, lOWS, t 1860 Dr. D. Jayne—Dear Sir I took your SPECIFIC for tape worm, according to directions, and ID four hours the worm was expelled. DIMAIABN TEORIONOR. Colin, Seco, California, 0et.21,1809. Dr. D. Jayne & Son—Dear Birs: do not hesitate nor do delay to give my tesAin3 may to the...great exoelfenoi and superiority of your TAFF. WORm spEcuno.t I lately had an occasion to have the virtue of this meM eine tested, the result of which was the expelling of a tape worm of enormous length. which had worn the pa tient down to a skeleton. but who now looks fleshy and healthy. I am at liberty to give the address of the lady from whom this tronblesome animal wail expelled ; but a quarter &option of it now on exhibition. at my office, is ocular prom of what I have written. It has 1/0111 named by hundreds who have called to see it. Yount, truiy, E. G. Sonsises. Illikszosotron, Dl., Jan.O. .My daughter, long afflicted witlia tape worm. was en h_rely relieved by one doge of DR. JAYNE'S TAPE WORM SPECIFIC. DAINRT DILL. Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE & SON, 243 Idengsr- Nov street, where ail Dr. JAYNE'S VALUABLE ME DICINES may be obtained. mhffl-lm pun GEORGIA. ARROW ROOT. The special attention of physielape and familiesis called to the supenority thus e. It is rapidly supplanting all other kinds. and all those Who have used it give it the most denuded preference. 'The lol lortipf extracts cr?m eert‘thcates in the bends of the n j ni tri a ti'Whittlthzr, , Ary":4l itrzekieelhdi tit; those gentlemen ot the medical profession who have tully examined It. itW — One poid, OH cents, or two poundi for RI. Complete instructlonsaeoompacy each pa show- Ink how to make the most delicious articles for the tilbla NOß BALE, WHOLESALE ANIbRETAILs NRNDERtON BROWN'S PRIM AND PNENT&A.T4 tfrOILD.D. N. CORDED vIIKTEI Ofttauti !Streets, rilit.A.DELPilu. FREDERINf l irri, s -rsil DRUG StaBl, d.E. Co Il a ndg 1 C il Lopeutt'. Hotel, rAILADItt,FILLI. .1 have ' , unlined and srepared some Arrow Root. manufactured try Col. Behove*. of Bt. Mares, Georgia. Wins the being ualy of that Be r muda eanie! have met with. superior to any or other Ar row Root I have nen. " SAMUEL JACKSON, M. P., " University of Pennsylvania." I have eiainined a sample of Arrow Root, MAlM faotu red by CoLliallreei r of St. Macy% iieorF t itt. and VI!! 11 ) l u t :4l a a t l te h r e , 471, rcfty."4 . ,,fiirtrecin. of beat Illualuf, and, from the experiments made upon it. i And it to' °mama eirlarpe a proportion of nutritious t ihr:eri tatter, and t e beat ,1 to in y :::zy oth e e . !: , : „„t rtt pli,. : ,„, 30 It hetn of vital im.R;;l„„be to ijan% ttark i a delicate articles of d let be pure feel mtui of the oePor tuliiitl-t7r4" favorably of tilltrNollslt toot. ('!OUCH! COUGH ! ! COUGH !!! EVAPOVIX.LIS, nook Wilk, Seel 11, M. 'DR. D.ijalors: Dear tgliMr. atbaniel Blultes, of this place authori sod me metals that Mewl fe wall' taken to herbe d one year ago With Lutnt IhseAse, whiatt phyannans monnunce,d Qnunimptiorl. He doOtoted Tat six months ton s nurcose,dheing which tone be itnd heard your EPECTORANT Spoken of very highly, and concluded to try it. He bought of your Agent a half .dosen bottles, and his wife commenced wing it, and has been getting better ever since. She can go opt even now, and te gaining daily in strength. A. 11.. Warr & Co. ERPEGTORANT C F o O tRLrU, O NG o F p V t,A R ,. 1868. Da. D;Jkima beve Made Use of i l our .ENREOTO RA N / for Luca Fever, awl it effect, a nun). loth Op aid of your eXcel/ant PAP4Trg P • D. w. l l owzuy. TEE BWEDIEII brIBSIGNARY," . Extract of a letter,from the Rev. A. w 'bark. dat ed ,- • - OICKHOLeti tinter LPhreb Your invaluable Medicine', the E PY. ORA "r; has been of 'Cr, enlin4%l 4011.101110 My. till"Cpt and brown, Bud I can Koran yde Without it'•'innalii pay. Etvital of our (Honda, to whom We have ommeionally given come, express themselves as being much benefited. THREE YEARS WITH BRONCHITIS. STOCKTON. Owen CO" Indiana, Sept. 4, 1812."! Da. JAYNE: My wife. having. been severely afflicted iomit three caf e with Eronohttiaosnd hitvitig heard of a wonder I elllctua of your EXPECIORANT for ugh', Agt Pm Drilmulty of Breathing, Spitting of oad. and br Disebemi of he)t lva of efteea of Ma of it. and one box of - BANAT I. 9. itilij i a n T et i iggfind ° 4:l l :ll7ZZlgprea r apitf: unity o breathing and pain removed. producing* trim and easy papecroration, and in ONE MONTH e ff ected a COMPLETE CURE, .1. P. SMlllf. Prepareu only at mhM-lm JAYNE'S. CHESTNUT Street. RIIpIiTON'S COD pyillt 'OR Jan-am OONSUMPTION. TRE CHIMP AMONG ..T.EN Tit__QpsAND,__ DIMWIT'S hIAGIOAL FAiN A4TDAI4O/1, 1.1 AS umversaily supplanted all other JILL (Mittman' and healing application. in both the Eastern mut Western Ilemtspheree, wherever intro duped ; and its istriaric Nara is she true secret of its ....,,cs to aft cptarlcoas nirections. whether the eau* be socidter or &stmt. BUF N 8 4 o al SCALDS a Instantly relieved of t.! their antrolsk lain and instantly b elieved Dy a Owl" spittle/men or this mar ve kyr healer cad the 4 nosh I. renewed as if by a ("Im erl i PlifOrtl i tli : VIM PIt3IERT. ' . ONldren are • Ment Wenn fro meat ernalln- Puma, espeoially ,from o Fond and - Campasns Ex erosions—therefore every Z mother should hare this b e*lif rlir ft ritrir V Mnlil l eit; l 4s h ir u latoßosate,nsog,,,Ll 4 . ' if hires *strawy, or TO TlLltle t t Ltß a n a i fIEA AND LAND.. diTIVRA 4 4. tot rn life ,-. fliarrtur e Zan ° r fe chance of accident from 9.; arpierion, era,_or cot i.. trion ihould bear ut. mind ;:l. Rai thts Alamo Extraator 4'64 beat and only friend. W- Is both portable • ens chime, and should evl be co companion,'" it Mend in et There are t ott- 5, sands of li ving witnesses totes to tte teary* mu k : 4 virtue , who owe their Sound tibs and musolea I to i tt ,....,,..060..,. • The _orr i aaraa few of e leading diseases for whioh 0 Antall, CA TAIN EXTRACT OR IA a artilvE 0 as well cur CURE: rtrefeetea, , Sores of all kinds, r° sr' ' s* ' ' At:P . /titer, egfil ' ir m", lls, M I r & B ailee, rgisr So r r° ` MT 1 17,' POTA Li, ' a t l f ° o l 4, l" Dill' Pik Heat ? Ch Hands , ronnal Sores, *rains, Chilblains, . eine seaetaltr, Ethan Fox, Cramp, apples, Tumors, goprected Cords, lies, Titter, bitorees of the =mina, irire r nal norm Ittat the prim,* D*1,1,1 Dirdwii, New lei, In tl ider,...Lc , nert Co Weird See qt. lona ii ii i iirite r ob: timed of all respoota e Drullstifd anthems throughout the united niuk t. _ 2ltr . 3 th Mr 44 Irk. 4D rep, WhOles le Pete fir ?PM/ Y 51318. NEW AND -WONDERFUL DIEM VSIit.T for thp Oura_of ltheerastisei and Gout. at i r ARTHRIT/0 medioine is o ersitsrith the ntmostoonfidiinoif Of bein e s . th r e y stost et dimu e eit ire t re ss d i . rser m e d di ng fo v r t t r ed e o lvr i e n d r i e s : pe hendedfro4 Ite m n u; jo bs :a ir ... , v;„ d ri ,, in ho gg 0ne ..1 . 1.0 4 CO nee OIiPP Mind pm, of AIM. Zor the aolyeet, No..l4leuth kgitti reit, piohis.: • H ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEW, TA GREAT-DIURETIC. HUMBOLDT, EXTRA OT B CHU • II VAT DWRETIO, HELMBOLDIi EXTRAOT F _B TO U, THE EAT DIURETIC, HELMBOLIVB EXTRACT DUO , AMR GREAT DIURETIC. the And a Poeitive and Batton° Remedy Teri/Mews of osr, Blad ra vder,el, Xidure, - G • Organio Weakness. ai ro . Tine .Medloirie Inoreases the power of Digestion, and excites the AUSOR HENTI Into healthy action, by which the WATERY OR A y L LOARROus depositions,' and All UNNATURAL E ARGEAIENTA are re-' duaerl r our well as PAIN D INFLAMMATION, and te good for,,_, _______ • , MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDR'EN. Depot, 1 04 South TENTH. Street, . Below Cid hSTN UT streeterhdadelphia. ' REWSNE OF couNTRFErts, AND urrenmoiri,D DINALIItS, Who eittleavor to diocese rn". OWN" and " ' lntel/UM ariblalitthattVidr.r. " 112h54-1v WHITE Fft3H.,--194 .half Bbls. Maoki wqr,Whiter A , s sußerlorartiole, tut received end 41114014 („4 . SA.DbEit'& 00., IiCIA Street, steno et neer Menne rent.k Ow. • i ao7 11.2EFINED SUGAIL-500 bbL3. crushed, iit4214.1,1/44.44.1rtteaff RAILROAD LINES. Mg*/ • ELMIRA ROUTE PHILADELPHIA AND Elr. MIRA RA L,ROAD. QUICKFAT ROUTE to Minimills, li °atavism', Ru pert. _Wilitesbarre lt Saranteal Danville. Milton, Wil amsport. Trey, alston, anton, Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara' Falls, Renshester. eveland. Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St. Louie, Milwaukee, and all points North and West. poeseliger : trainattill leave the new Depot of the Phi ladelphia and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and OALLOWHILL Streets, ( Passenger entrance on Cal lowhill Gime.) daily (Sunday; exempted), for above points, as follow.: • DAY EXPRESS. ......-. • ........7.90 A. M. NIGHT SXPRES . I3.., • &SO P. M. The 7.M A. M. train f connects attport,for t a rb e ll AVY.flli,: , Artittilotrias eau RtrialL7ll)4ll. Phil iambs trains make direct connection, at Elmira with the train; of the New York and Erie, Oanandttiana and Niagara Falle, and Buffalo Railroad' from all points North Mid West, and the Baggage obeeked to Elmira, Buffalo, and Stapenelon Bridge. and all intermediate points. Tiokota can be procured at the Philadelphia and El mini Railroad Line , ii:j ieket Waco, nprthweet corner of SIXTH and ONES PN UT Streebi, and at the Passenger Depot, corner of THIRTEENTH and CA 1..i.0W HILL. THROUGH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN Leave the Philadelphia and Reading Depot, Broad and Callowhill greets dally (Sundays excepted), for all point, West and North. at 6 r. M. Freights must be delivered before 9 P. M. to Insure their going the same day. For further information apolv at Freight Depot, THIRTEENTH and OALLOWHILL, or to CHAS. S. TAPPEN,GeneraI Arent, Northwest corner SIXTH. and 'L.HERTNUT Streets, apl2-tf Philadelphia. NORTH PENNSYL 111.109111 E VANIA RAILROAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON, ALLENTOWNOVIAIJOH CHUNK, HAZLETON. I , L l 3 ;, " T a g l iq af tgll 1 11 ( M ) flibl i ff TraLo l V /Brea laaelpuj'Ek. BALA'', (Sundays excepted_ 1) re° For Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Manoti Chunk. Haraegon, &e., (Express,) at 9.30 A. M. - For Bethlehem, (Express,/ at 9.30 A. M. and 3 P. M. For flaYlestown. (Aeoommodstion,) at 8.10 A. M. and 4 P. BY F or irort Washingtona Acoommodationi ate P. M. TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA . Leave Bethlehem, (Express ' ) at 8 A. M. and 4.10 P. M. Leaye_Doylestown. (Accommodation,) at 7 A. 31. and 1130 P. 31,_ Leave Yort Washington,f_Aocommodatiort,) at?. A,M, ON S_ONDAYS: =o:. f gfr F sail v i t it ." A. M. Phi Doylestown for Philadelßlua. at 7 A. M. For; Washington for Pluladelp_hia, at 2.40 P. M. Fare to Bethlehem, 'Lao; to Mauch Chunk, SLED; to Erin, t 1.103 to Doylestown, 80 amts. erts tioketa must be procured before entering the Wei All Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) con nect at Barka street with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and Second and Third-streets Passe_pger Railroads. u 7 • ELLIS CLARK. Agent. PHILADELPHIA, WILL MINOTON AND BALT MOR LROAD. On and after MONDAL November 11, 1824, PASSRNOLTI TRAINS LEAVE PRILADELPRIA, For Baltimore at 8.13 A. M.. 11 noon, (Regroup) and 11.10 P. M. For Chester at 8.13 A. M. 12 noon, 4.0). and 31.10 P. M. For Wilmington at 8.16 A. M., 12, 4.30, , ,ind /120 P. M. For New Castle at RN A. Al.. and 4..10 .M. For rilletown at SIB A. 51 :i and 4.99 .M. For over atB.lo A. M, and .30 P. M. for Milford at 8.1.0 A. 1 11 . ., an d 12 P.M. Fig• t a ngl d at t e. iirAA. A. 4.30 P. P . M. - TRAINS FOR PHILADELPRLA. Leavetaltimore at 8.30 A. M., (Yasirem,) /0.16 A. M., and am .M. Leave_ ilmington at 7.16 A.M. and 11.30 A, M.,1.46and 840 F. 1 1 1. • Leave Laurel at &lb A. 7.1,.. and 3.40 P. AL awe Seaford at OM A. M., and 4.00 P. M. heave Milford at 7.00 A. M., and 4.26 P. MO ave over at 9.05 A. M.. and 6.00 l' , M. rive middletown at 10 A. M. and 7.05 r. M. save New Castle at 10.66 A. M., and BP. M.' ave Cheater at 8, 12 A. M. 322 and 9.16 P. M. aye Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Ra il road at,10.111 A. M. e TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE Leave Chester at 8.46 A. M.,11.28 and 11.40 P. M. .I.." Ave Wilmington at 9.21 A. NI., UM P. M., and 12,10 13. SUNDAYS Blig‘ll.4llPP..;ll: , flO)mmlaillinaloegtalVillfilei t mhlei t re. F GMT TRAIN, with PASSENGER CAR 'rammed, will run as follows imam Pliftadelyhia for Perryville and Intermediate places at 9 p. rd, Leave Wilenukton for Perryville and intermediate glace' at La r. DI, - Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and intermediate *lanes at 3.46 P. M. Leave Baltimore ler Stemmer'e Ran, Chase's, and Reireweed at 8.511 P.M. '— lig B. M. FELTON. President. lIMMNOTIVE.--CHESTER F E. o VA L LEYI.rni and afrA i ltir Itt. TERMEDIATE .13TATIONS.—On and after - 2d April, lIM, the Passenger Trains for DOWNNGTOWN wlll Mart from the .new Passenger Depot of the Phila delehia and Reading_ltailroad Company. oorner of BROAD Mid OALLOWHILL Streets, (passenger en rs ! o e gliiit i M i l l ii for DownlAttrnrno leaves at 130 15 .11RNOON TRAIN for Downingtown, Isavog at LCALLY (flanda,. Ls excepted.) and Y,igg i olth: l =s,l2 , l4l n Ters of the Philadelphia eta • W. 11. hIctiatENNRY. Secretary. art Pill It LADELPIIIAN A ID r ADI o RAIL JELOADI,MOI9IINTM__ , E o POT E TSVILLE, READ ING and HA RISBURG LOWS, the new Depot. at corner o a f BROAD and CIALLOWHILI., Streets, (entrances on Oallowhill,) at TAO A. AL. DAILY, (Sundays excepted .) for POTTS • 'YTLIJEI HARRISBURG, an a all intermediate tante, connecting at Harrisburg with mins running to Pitts burg, Ohembersbnps, Carbine Suntmry, ECO. AFTERNOON LINES. Leave at LW F. DAILY, for POTTSVELLE sad HARRlsaufia. Ater, hl., DAILY, (Sundays excepted,) 11)71113AD !NU, and intermediate points. sof W. H, IMENNEY. Renrntnrs. SUMMER BOARDING. isil l amm PLEASURE SEEKERS, and persons pairing to spend the summer watli their fami lies In the country, will And many delightful pinata alomg the line ()rte.:, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. *jot - sinew to accommodate and encourage the large increesins_travel in the vicinity of Philedelphia.the ennsylvania Radrond Company have made a very li red redaction 19 fare , end.~ es in_previous years:WlLL FURNISH TICKETS WITH 25 coupons AT A IP in- COUN TOFF ROAT 20 TOW PER CENT. BELOW THE IiEOULAR RATEI Recording to distance, Peptone degirone o securing boarding vill find every advantage in thew hotele 'and shteellOf returner port all along the line of the Pennsylvania Reamed. Tickets, good on any of the accommodation trains, to be had, with further inforination. at the Depot, South east earner of ELEVENTH end MARKET Streets. apt-lm THOMAS MOORE, Agent. TO WEST CHESTER iipmme. AND INTERMEDIATE roads. VIA hIEDIA. Trams for West Chester leave Philadelphia from the depot, northeast corner of Eighteenth and Merkel. streets, at 720 and 103.7 A.M., and at 2 and 616 I'. M. UR Sudsy. at 8 A. M.Rind 2 P. M. Passengers tar r,tations on the Philadelphia and Bal timore Central Railroad will take the 720 and 1030 A. M., and 616 P.M. Trains. mh3o IMPPIIfLAPELPRIA AND READING RAILROAD. REDUCTION OP PARES On and after APRIL 2d; leap. Commutation Tickets. with twenty-saa coupons. will he issued. good for the holder and any member of his family, CIE any Passenger Train, and at any time. They wall be sold by the Treasurer, at the office of the company, No. =7 South FOURTH Street, at a reduction of twenty-aye per cent. from the regular farce. Parties wishing to enjoy the Summer in the Country will find this a very desirable mtge. the Sahel Mil/ and LebanonNalleys being moons thd moat heeetiful and healthy in the State, and ems sable by four trains born and to Philadelphia daily. 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer. PHILADELPHIA. March 28th. 12. mh27-tf VIE PENNSYLVANIA UENT RA L RAILROAD. 980 MILES DOUJILE TRACK _ . 1860. - illimpeg 1860. Tut CAl l .l4,9,lTiec i Ttilomß is lis lipvi EQUAL TRY. THREE OUGH PASSENGER TT AINS BETWEEN P ADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG, rConnecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains rpm Boston, New York, and all points East, and in the Mon Depot at Pittsburg with Through Traina to and from all points in the West, Northwest. and Southwest —thus furnishing fainhtiee for the transportation of Fassilugais tiottiniasteil for ahead and comfort by any other route. Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg, without ohnoge of Carsor Conductors. All through Pas senger Trains provided withctors. Loughndge's Patent Brake—apeed under perfect control of the engineer, thus adding much to the safety of traveoers. Smoking Care are attached to each Tram j Woodruff% lilleem_ng Care .to Express and Fast Trains. 'lke EXPRESS fiyhtli DAIL,,Y : Unit and I Sat Lines, Sun 4aYlitall3 t '"eriiinlereis Philadelphia at 7.15 A. m. Fast Llne 11 no A. M, press Train leaves " 1010 P. M. WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: Harrisburg Acoommodation ' via Columbia, S P. M. Columbia .. - 4.00 P. Al. Parkesburs '' 5 40 P. M. West Chester 12 10 I'. M. West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, West Chester Accommodation and Columbia Trains. P for Sunbury, will:a:LA*oN Elmira, Buffa lo, Niagara Falle, and interinediate pewits. leaving pm- Iclielpirm at 7.15 A. Id. add t, P. M. co directly throngh.r. 'iokets Westward may birohtaindd at the 'Mileage' the mutiny iti Philadelphia, New York, Botton, or Bal timore ; and Tickers Eastward at any of the important Railroad °Masa in the West; also on board ally of the regular Llue - of Steamers on the Mitswitlepi or Ohio r litsP o yer. always as low, and time as quick, as by any other oute. For farther information apply at the Passenger Sta tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets. The completion of the Western connections of the Pennielvania Railroad to Chicago. make this the DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND TEE ~ 'TEAT WEST. . The oenneetowt of R IFT by the Raitroad 'odge at Pittsburg, avoiding a I dramas or ferriage of k reight, together with the saving of time, are advantages readily appremated by Shimmers of Freight, and the Traver ling Puhlio. Merchants Shippers entrusting the transportation of their Freight to this Company, can rely With conti donee on its speedtransit. THE_RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all 'OM/ as favorablo as are charyed by oilier Railroad Cou,safor, road lIP Be particular to mark PaOragaig 't via Penna. Rail- For Freight Contract! or Shipping Directions, apply to, or address either of the following Agents of the Com- PlinY t D, A. STEWART, Pittalrerg; ZS. pierce t co., Zanesville, 0 , ; ,1../. Johnston, Ripley, 0.; R. MoNeely, Wars:idle, Ky.; Ormsby & ,sCropeer, Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock ~.,; • 0.,. Jori t arstryip ti loth ' trttoki.,,,win..iirgin, , e.6 L itrxix.,... INTO:dieL, e in u d 'k : J 0 1 11. H. maore, P Loutsvule, Ky.; P. G. u'Riley & C0.,.' Evansville, lad.' N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo 111.• H. F. Sass, Shaky & Glass, St. Louis, hlO.l John H. Har ris, Nashville , Tenn.; Harris & Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.; tlarke & Co.. Chlorine, l: W . 11. R. Rooms , Alton, ,III.; or fst Freight Agents of Railroads at itinerant points, u the west. S. B. KINGSTON, Jr.. Philadelphia. tlje VW i t, K °R, 5 1 Dilta ?Tr i t liftltinaors. Meg iNo. C0.c00..„ % pier _ qus .et 1 . i sin st.,N.Y. A. p . , i link • 77,0a1414:41teFi Ticket ht ant .. L. Gong Soul Altoona, xn - 14.11 PHILADELPHIA, GER- I Ii tYR.RIF- v k A T N F, T i r ift ( H A AN $15 1 61 ! 3 On and alter MUNI, AY . Nov.' 21, 1869, FOR GEE MAti OWN, , d 1.1 A 21 1, 1 21,1)k b a 1 , 9 41, 7, 116 'hgf D". 151. " Leave enn an umn 7, 71 . 8, 814, 4, 10, 11, A.M., 1, 2,1, 9,93 i, 6,6, 6)%9 4 11 i 9,10 • P. M, , IPf Leave Philadelphia PAO min. A. M., 8 62( and 10 P. M. Leave Germantown 13.10 min. A. M.. 1.10 :nin.. and 0 P. M. OILEOTNOT RILL RAILROAD. Leave Philadelphia 0,.7.00, 11 A. M., 2,4, IN, 9, and 10 P. M. Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10 7.40, 8.041, and 13.40 A. M., 2.40, 9,40, OA and 8.40 P. i t D Ott 8 AU, ifiggatialt P.M. and OA I V OR kIbReP(OIIOOREN AND runatinowN. Leave Philadelphia 6, 11.06, min., A. M., 1.00;8.0.7, 6.13, OM P. M. Leave Norttatetnt 6, T, 9, 11 A. M., 4%, and I P. M. ONaUNDAYB Leave plio k amphi. 9 A. M. er It P. M, • Leavepiorrianyn7 r MlA Leave Philadelphia 6,W, 9,11.01 A. K.,1.06, 8 . 00, 8 . 06 . 4.v tlailel4:n an y d and /Di A. M.,1, B. 6%, and Mi a P. u al. ON SUNDAYS, Leave Philadelphia 9A. M.,1 - and 6w P AL LeaveN "H r . 'l 9l n . k SasPl lti telrgAi i g jit M ridej . it, nl9-Of .EPO.. N INTR and otreem. E NE WEST CHESTER 1 41 1 1PWRAILROAD TRAINS vi PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD. Leave Depot. winner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streeta, daily ( °tlent Sunday) at lil A. M. 19 80 P. M., and 4 P. M. Leave West Cheater at 7.20 A. M., 40.30 A. M., and 8.60 P M. G 0 ND VENETIAN RED, kegs t assorted fuzee. rot malt WETHERILL & . 990TH Ell. 47 and 49 North riE.MNI) Ht. and LAMPBLAOK—ground pure in Oil WETHERILL & BROTHER, noi and 49 Nerth MMICION CHEESE. -330 Boxes Herkimer County Cheeke, in store and formals la C.C. SADLER AgOilltreet. pit Octobers nut, wk RAILROAD LINES, 1860. gingtgi .1860. SPRING ARRANGEMENT— 'YORK_ LINER. Tlfar, CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD C 0.% LINES FROM PHILADELPOLA TO NEW YORKAND. WAY PLAGES, From Walnut-street Wharf, Will leave ea follows—via: At 6 A M, via Camden and Amboy, O. & A. Accom Vann. - modation -.• • . • •. 25 At 6 A M, via Camden and Jersey City A 0..... ..... 2 25 At 9 A M, via Camden and Jamey City, Morning 600 At 11 A M, by Steamboat, via Tammy and Jersey City. Western Express Atli P Id, via Camden and Ambo7,./Va . r . nitmo- . 8 At At 21' M, via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ex- 2 25 mess. 8 00 A 4 P Pd, by Steamboat via Tawny and Jersey City, Evening Express... ... ..• .. .. S 00 At 4PM, by Steamboat via Tammy and Jers ey City. ad Chum Ticket. 225 At 6 M, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening Mai P l S 00 At II P M, via CamdeiTi'and Jersey City, Southern • .... 2.20 . At 5 PM. via Camden and Amboy, accommoda tion, (Freight and Passenger,)—let Class Ticket. 226 sd lig 41 60 The 6P M Mail Line runs daily. The 11 Mi South ern Mail, Saturdays excepted. For Belvidere Easton, Flemington, he., at 6 A M and 23' P at_ from Walnut.street Wharf. For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkesherre, Moe - real Bend, he.. at 6 A. M., Ina Delaware, L d Weatern ft.A. F olly, ate and 9 A. M., 2 and 434 P. M. For d, at 6 A. hl. ands P. M. WAVLINES. For Bristol, Trenton, he.. at 234 and 4 P. M. from Walnut street Wharf, and 634* P. M. from Kensington. For Palmyra., Riverton, Delano.), Beverly, Burling ton, Bordentown. he., at 1.1114,_3. and.4l4 P. M. Steamboat Jos Belknap for BOrdentown and Interme diate Places, Trenton M. dieamboat for Teem, at 11 A. M. and 4 P.M. Fifty_ Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Pawn ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything an baggage hut their wearing apparel. All baggage• over fifty pounds to be paid for extra. The Oompany limit their responsibility lur baggage to One Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond 4/0 0 , ex cept byi special contract. rude WM. H. GATZIKER. Agent. NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, Maroh 10,1880, The rates 4/ freight and [Oll3 on coat transp•orted by this company will he as follows from March 12th Mi ta further notice: To F iohmond.—....._ . Fhiladelphia—...-.. reilined P1an0.... °clown-. .. .: . rmantown R.)— . la of Schuylkill 3. Egbert's . Conshohocken, kowade Furnace ....,... mbo'a ....,.. orriat'itor Bridgeport Port Kennedy....-.... Valley Forge.-- thcemxville ....-....__. I BoYer.'s F0rd......—. ram i..t.„„„.. _...... ouglanaville.....___ .... Birdsboro..... --.. keit t l e u r ii : - ....... - - .. TuckertoL:=.... - 7-. Leesport ...—.... Mohravi....— ...-... Hamburg lle .- . . Orwigab'g an d Aiiiurn. By order of the mhlg-gm W. APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO the Board of Directors of the Mercantile Librar- Company for renewal of Certificate No. 3,029, whlcl hee been lost or mislaid. apte-th-at. JAMES D. BENNETT EXPRESS COMPANIES'. SPRING TRADE. SPEED ECONOMY, AND COMPANY rue ADAMI EXPREBB COMPANY, sue CHESTNUT sTREET. Sespeetruily give native tat.thes are reparsd:with inoreasat o f By Passenxer Tram's. to tat e WEST, SOUTH, ANDSOUTHWEST. RUSIPTS With rates Inserted to destination, which we guaran tee will be a, low as those of any other responsible Ex prase Company. The despatch With whic_h 'we put all descriptions of merchandise through to Pittsburg, Cinoinnati, Colum bus, Cleveland, ' Chicago, Lexington. Lonsville. St. Louie, Ntuihville and all other Cities and Towns In the West, cannot be excelled by any other Company. Also, by our Southern Exprese, which has lately been estabhehed over th e great hue of Itailnrage, via; Grand Junction and Missio*ppi Central, through to Nov Orleans to Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, Lynchburg, Bristol, En oxville, Chattanooga, Nashville. Huntsville', Memphie, Grand Junction, Canton, Jackson, Vicksburg, and Bow Orleans, and all other cities and toe th tons in e South and Southwest. Expresses Pave for the West . and South from our Office.32o CHESTNUT titreet, daily, at 7 A.M. and at - F. At, For New York, at 6 0, and 31 A. M. and 6 and 1 . 3 daily (Sundays exceptedi . Steam - Inn tiapreufor Charleston and Savannah, elm at oar aloe at T i'..P M. on the days before sailing. within t he call limitsads in any part of the city within the following Delaware and Schuylkill rivers, and Coates and South streets. provided notice be left at our office before five o'clock P. M. Merchant, hanging out the Call Cards of the Adam! Eames' Com pany, may depend upon our drivers picnic strict atten tion to the ume. For particulars. please egiMy to the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, Phila.. Feb. 10.1860. gps-2m JOHN BINGHAM, Supt. PLIP4 OS. ! Kw / PIANOS! PIANOS !! PIANOS ! ! PIANO-FORTES. MELODEONS. PIANO-FORTES. MELODEONS, Made by Raven. Bacon, & Co., Nunne & Clark, Hallett, Davie. & Co., and others. and. GOULD, SEVENTH CHESTNUT. I ffiff t J. & C. FISCHER'S SPLENDID NEW YORK PIANOS, from SID) upwards to $209, according to Anish—favorably kaoli) for their beauty of tone, exterior, and durability . P ace on monthly Instalments, from $lO to S)Z or for cash at a Itbenti discount. Also, a large assortment of other Pianos, from excel lent manufacturers, on hand. JAB. BELLA K., 279 and tel South FIFTH STP,SET, above Spruoe. rnh23.lm• IR% OHIOKERING 4 wos - , 14ANIT FAganFiita Grand, SAE"' Vi right:PIANO tort rho. warerootna, C111:4 N Strenyanna tojet, taken In exchange, tuned, and %page Aieo, oonneotion, full stook of Point's? Nl.Uslo. ae on Thloks. eta STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS, SQUARE GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOB, , now pre ferred in conceits a, d .in stivate circles by the beet Performers. Received tible brit pOtras over the beet make re, from I udg ea bine rittitobalk rer ,• aeon. end others. Challenge ell competition, BLASIUS BROTHERS. dt-lv 1090 CHESTNUT Street. GENTS , FERNISHING 000.DS. Jr W. BOOTP--late of the firm of Win ohesle fiIpottONTLEM_N.B FURNISH end willflT aIAPIUPACTORY, 811 0 '3 fittest, (near'? opposite the tlinsrd Honied Ph Iwietphia.„ J.W.U. woad reepeothillp call the attention of hie former mama end friends to hie new store, and is pre pared to fill orders for_fifflßTS el short notice. A o r fi t t a mt ad n it:4 . ol ea al o Irade suppligl.liyth pERFIIMERY.-11. P. & W. 0. TAY -I.OR. Importers and Manufacturers of PERFU MERY and TOILET SOAPS in every variety. Also, or the celebrated SOPONACEOUS SHAVING COM POUND, which. for wore than twenty years. has been favorably known o the whole eountry. EIGHT H:011- EST PREMIUMS have been awarded in the United Stater, and the World Fair Prize Medal, London. H. F. & W. 0. TAYLOR, 611 North N intim Street. QT. LAWRENCE MOTEL. ARCA WAYD , s , and hIQIIT rot, hEWVQ.RX.,one blosk above tho N: Y. Hotel. tootles, apticommodious Hotel is noW open for the tooe Von of guests, and will be oondileted diolusivoly op th Europaan plan. The long want of a business lintel, in this portion of the city, has induced the prop riptur to establish the prison on the following liberal sale: Binds rooms. te cents per day ,• elegant suites, I.IM. With %thorough knowledge of the busi ness, and stria attention to the wants of every guest, I hope to receive a liberal share ofpublio favor. np&-am J. E. GO OD WIN. Proprietor. TO WILOLESALE HYSICI DlitillSTS AND AMO RIl \ha JAMB HErPiI P ! INVENTIONS rOR LADIES.— ApproJed or and 'highly rriewitrinierided by the Medical profession throughout the United States, Thirty Thou sand Invalids having been advised by their physicians to Use her Surgical Appliance.. She would caution Merchants and others against purchasing except at hor residence, lat WALNUT Street, whore She can _he consulted daily, between the hours of 9 and S. Her book Cl testimonials will be given on application. theta-tf ED WIN OLARK'S HIGHLY IMPROVED and newly Peeved Ocuribmed Grinding and Bolting. or a. MEE° RANT FLOUR MILL, ip Operation at N 0,235 RACE STREET BELOW TOMB, Pitman's. This unrivalled Flour 'Mill; including the complete grinding and, bolting maohinerr, occumes a specie of only 4 feet teade, eis tit feet hi r, and twenty-nine feet long nianufacturing within his small compass, et a single operation, and with but ttle more than six homes power, family extra, extra, sups rfine, and all of %he low er grades of flour, and the different kinds of offal lro duoing flour equal In quality to the beet our made tom a given amount or wheat, by the beet Merchant lour Mills in the United Mate_ of in Europe. Its average rate of grinding is two barrels of superior flour per hour. This new. comsat, oompbste, and celebrated flour mill has been earelully examined hr many of the most experienced millers la 00 country. and they unani mously bestow. upori ft the highest commendations; and hove given their testi manias of its intrinsic superiori ty, m and its immense utilitY. elitist reill-awnete, iebrobanta, capitalists, speoula tors, anti the nubile In imolai, are respectfully invited to call and examine this highly useful and justly cele brated liner will. Information ooncerning the purchase of the Patent Rights for State. and counties. and the mills, for evert Germany, of the United Rome, Great Britain, prauee, Uermany. Russia, and other A gricalteral Gauntries, will be given to all persons addressing their letters to K WIN CI,AK K. Patentee, No. 235 RAOH st., below Third Philad'a. lige For further information concerning tine celebrit tedficior mdl . please to read the yellow luandbills, de scribing it. mil IT NILVER. MEDAL AND DIPLOMA 'AWA m DEC at the late State Fato A, R. DAVIS & N. W. corner of FIFTEENTH and W11.10.W Streets. A. B DAVIS & CO.'S Ballroad &aloe. A. p i DAVIS & CO.'S Depot Scales. A. DAVIS & CO.'S Hay Scales. A. DAVIS & CO.'S Coal Seale& A. DAVIS & CO.'S Aliacrs' Settles. A. DAVIS & CO.'S Rollins-Mill Saalte. A. DAVIS & CO.'S Dormant Warehouse Boetae. A. B DAVIS k CO.'S Platform Reales. ap7..l.trt Manufactory . , N. W.sorusr of Fl NTHENTit and WILLOW Ste. %LA.'WE AND VALUABLE STOCK Scales tolling out at Greatly' Reduced Prong, at 4 CHI:EiTNUT htreet. ego,ooo worth 13taard Weight Beale', comprising an assortment or RA al l Imo, Counter. tortable P lat form, Warehouse , Hay, Coal, Cattle, anti fililltOlid B °°,'"i• Purohmore will find d or their interest to call and examine the above eqpita as No. 426 CHESTNUT STRSET. Philulelliplla. OHAEL A, 9.ariIELIS. The attention of country merohants is (milled to the above stook. tial-tm ply it BANKS' PLATFORM 80 ES Bor"la b Ari k, lll. l,l 4l , Prttfc i ilit‘ r"44 ITEANI REFINED SUGAR and SYRUPS. C. DONOGHUE, is South WATER Street, now nilbre for sale, at reduced emcee, tor .oash, or on ap prove 4 short credit, the balance o hie stook of steam reig and Firt g i tt l . a ' 4%1 d 13 ffi l art r te manufacture. Mee, Aomonotino Candlee,ot oft, Limas, {s, Pranoh-brandv onlorinc. Stare to Rent and fixtures for Sale. taort MAOKE REL —36:3 13bIs Nos. I, 2, ,t, 3 Mackerel, in assorted eaokakee. for EalP 1 17 (.. (t A A ot, A A .4' C. 0., AR:IH Aire pt., 1 ealind i11i1 . 9! above Front. ' nn7 HANIS AND SHOULDERS-1,90U Pieces City Smoked Hama and Shoulders; also SOO Pisces extra sugar. eared Hams, for sale be O. 0, BAD ER & Mt AIWA arrest, $4 door above rrodh odd NALIII - 11i AVOTION. MINLIT L " }111:5114118 1 1 0. Inn MARINI* STRIn SALES OF. FRENCE,OOO.I", ' pn FridAyjdorntnity - April 20. St 10 0 0100 k. On st. 2 monglll Onlait.• - 60e Packages and lots of fanoy And staple. Pralßch 4r/ PARIS PRINTED BROCHE BORDER BTELLA SHAWLS. FOR RETAIL TRADE.. On Friday Idornms. r 400 12 4 blank and colored fine Stella shawls. brooks' Itnrclera. , PARR, PRINTED BORDER STELLA SHAWLS. BALA NUE OP THE IMPORTATION. 000 124 extra rich, Pang printed borders, Stella shawls. BONNET RIBBONS. An invoice of extra nunlity bonnet ribbons. FRENCH. BLACK LACK POINTS AND MAN; •TILLAs. 60 lots super French blank lace points and mantillas. Also, an assortment of plain and printed dress goods, robis, Aro, ME ALE— SCO P. E CU iS N F AX E O R Y D RESS C O L O O S N . ° On Friday Morning, SR pieces Saxony dregs goods, comprising the moat favorite styles imported, and the last offering this sea son. RICH PARIS DRESS GOODS AND ROBES—FOR CITY TRADE. On Friday Morrunre An invoice— Para rich chintz printed satinplaid baregell. Pang rich chintz printed MOl3llOl de laines,, Pans rich 9-8 printed jaconets. Paris calm plaid printed buena robe. a jape. Paris black barege robes, double jape. Paris printed barege robes. 9 flounces. Paris primed barium Marie A ntoinette,B flounceli. fans plain barege robes. Marie Antoinette, do. PARIS CHINTZ FOULAR DS Pieces 84-inch super Pans chintz Foulards. BLACK AND COLORED MOUSLIN DE L INF, AND MERINO fIqUARE AN 0 LONG SHAWLS. 800 best quality Paris black and colored muslin de laine and merino long sod equate shawls. UNDERWRI MRS' OLF—FOR CASK — OF FOUR CA!-ES FANCY F NCH DRY GOODS--DAM AGED BY FRESH ATER. On Friday Morning. April 20th, at In o'oloolc, °orienting of— Black Iron de Rhine'', fanny dress silks, robes, erena ice and barege robes, Lawns. jaconets, organdies, print ed Wages, grenadnies and de Leine,. lace mantillas, ribbons, Mitts, linen-cambrio handkerchiefs, embroide ring, edgings, and 'nestlings. SALE OF IMPORTED DRY GOODS. Apnl 24, at 10 o'clock On Tuesday Morning, 400 packages and lots of fanny and staple dry goods. - - BALK OF GALE CURTAINS, LACE DRAPERIEB. CURTAIN MIDILINB, DOTTED AND FIGURED MUSLINS-AND EMBROIDERIES, of the manefao tura of Mr. B. Kneeler. On Tuesday Morning. April 74th. at 10 ololook— _ :Er Particulars hereafter. 110IIIILIP FORD k 00. , AIIOTIONFJURS, No. 030 MARKET Street. and 01 mlaroat serest,. PEREMPTORY SALE 1,000 C_ASFS BOOTS, SHOES, CALF-SKINS, STR W 000DS, AND WOOL HATS. Mormon, April Mb. at 10 o'clock preotsely. will be sold, by rataogne, on four month. credit. 1,000 cases men's, boys', and youths' calf and kip toots; calf, balf, brogans ; calf and patent-leather strap shoes. Oxford tles and Congress gaiters; women's. misses' and ohd dren's calf. goat, morocco, and kip boots; ladles' kid slippers, fine lowed boots, and union ties. A large as sortment of city made goods. Also. a desirable invoice of wool and felt hats and tray goods. Also, 20 dozen French calf-skins. Samples of 100 case. Scotch gingham umbrellas. 111.16 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.20 135 1.10 1.05 1.02 3120 130 1.30 1.30 1,251 1.93 1 1.151 B SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, No. 431 • cuEsTrityr STREETite the 01116311 r. of mum. between FOURTH and FSt eats SALE OF LADIES' AND MD.BES' NEW SHAPE STRAW BONNET?, BLOOMERS, AND FANCY MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS. dm On Friday Morning, ' April YO, by catalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10 opinch. comprising a complete assortment of ladies' and mimes' new shape Florence and Pedal braid. Eng lish maw, colored braid, fancy tape, hair, and Caney lace bonnets. . . BLOOMERS, FANCY FIATS, tee. Also, hne Leghorn and bard .bloomers. fi to lanes , Orel& Adelaids. equestrian's ridie hats, km MEWS AND BOYS' HATS. Also, men's and boys' Panama, Leghorn, Bent, Wil liam Tell, and Palm hats. ST. LOUIS, MO. JILLTAMS &'BOYLE AUCTIONEERS Ary COMMIBBIOVIEVILANTS, No. 11. North MAIN Street. BT. LO 18, q..(fortnertY with' Meagre. Myers, Clashont. Co. hiladelphla,) thou . earvoces to the merchants, manufacturers, and othere of .Ttuladedeloa, for the sole or dry Mac, ear vets. boots, shoes. hsrde are. Jewelry 40., &o. ifir Cub advancer made on receip t goods, Settlements made three days after ask, RRRRR Mehra. Myers. Clashom, & Co. • Philade lphia. Splart k. Brother, Philadelp_hua. an Wick. Townsena,& warrens, Now York. " & B. Curtis & Co., Slew York. Wood, Christy, & Co„ Sc. Lotus, Mo. " Crow, MoCreary. t. " • rata-thstalY 'FOR THE SOUTH.—OHAELES. TON AND !MYAMAR lITEAMBHIPS. FREIGHT REDUCED. Heavy Freight at an average oil/1121MP per cent be low New York Steamship rates. FOR ORA ttLESTON_, _l3_. C. The IY. 8. Mall Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Cap tain Charles P. blarshman, will sail on Wednesday, Appl 18, at o clock r. M. 'Through in 48 F O R 150 hones—onAly -11 10 ho 9A. un at Sea. F SAVANN,I The U. al, Mail etcamehip STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain John 3. Garvin, will sail T ;trough in 58 to Si hours—only 48 hours at Sea. " Hfirßaihn das clanged from eVery Saturday to 0 , 017 five dam g oo d ; reotTed, and SAN of Lading signed, "PG. Mata first -o r KF-Y -STOri STATE and 8 AT ur GEOrtute now run as ahoy° every tan days, thus forming a five °mom-. mention with Charleston. and Savannah, and the South and Southwest. At both Charleston and Savannah, these !ships 001- oefit with steamers or Florida and with railrogaft.'&e., for all Niacin in the South and southwest. INSURANCE. Freight and Insurance one large proportion of Goods stopped South will be found to be lower by time ships than by sailing vessels, the premium being one-half the rate. N. B.—lnsUrope.o on all Railroad Freight is tirely unnecessary, farther tir Charleston or SavannUithe Railroad CBMPantilli% pp Nakcfrom thine points, ItEe'r OuMION IN FARE. Fare lky this rants X to 46 per sent cheaper than by tho Inland Rost*, as will be seen by the following sche dule. Through tickets from Phtlithis, via Charles ton and Savannah steams & i ps, INCL IN G MEALS on the whole route, except from Char anon and Savan nah to Monteomary CHARLESTON CONVENTION. The ertertinship KEYSTONE STATE Ca t Marsh man, will sail for Charleston on WEDNESDAY, April 18, at 3 o'clock P. M.; arrive in Charleston on fill- DAY. .April 110.' at 3 o'olook, , P. M. • and remain there until SA TURDA Y, April 28, unleas the Convention shoal° adjourn porter. Excursion Ticker., including Board and Berths in Charleston until Apr 1123,1482. ?of any detention after that date. 86 herds!, - INLAND Pagg. To ctualutan.....--eli 00 Charleston— —.VS ati Savannah.— 16 011 Savannah— --. 31 00 Augusta-- IN 00 Augusts 28 00 21 00 73 Atlanta-- --. 2 3 00 Atlanta-- . 00 Columbus—, 23 00 Columhas--..... Albany 24 00 Sl 00 00 Monty:wry-. MOO Moto (40 MoUtla------ 401 SO T 6 New Orleans-- al CO New deans_. No bills CI Miring signed &ST t.O O lei 4 11 Woad. For p i ths or' passatif I' on board, at second wharf above Vine strain, or ALEX. HERON. Jr.,_ Southwest oonierlo RT Hi and CHESTNUT, Agents in Charleston ,T. S. & P.O. BUDD. Savannah, HUNTER & CAM MELL. For Florida from Charleston. steamer Garolina ovary Tuesday. For Florida from Savannah,r,eamen St. axes and St. John's. every Tuesday and Saturday. SAVING FUNDS. "A little. bgt atop, filli the Purse." LIFIR. I3 ai i CIJ F % SAVING FUND, No. !RaTH St;set. between Chest nut and Walnut. Fluladelphu , pays all Deposlu Thrp ' o li tro 'l. lo money - secured b Government, State. and ' City Loans, Ground y ßents, Mort gages, Re. I his Company deem. safety better than large profits, consequently will run no risk Ana Of I to return. money, but have it at all times Mee to return. with 6 per omit. Interest, to the owner,ss they havl always dons. :Clue Cowen! never "rifiel e ei, married or single, and Minors, San deposit in their own right, and such deposits can be withdrawn ONLY by their consent. Charter perpetual. Ineorporated by.the State , of Pennsylvania with authority to receive money (roil trustees and executors._ L Rah 6.61 '. D SMALL SUMS RECEIVED. 0 oe open doily, from 9to 6 o'olook, arid on Wednesday and Saturday evenings until 8 o elk. I.IIBECTOHS. Japob B. Rhannou, Cyrus Crallader, John Shindig.' George mull, Malachi W. al t Oart;'' . Edward I. Hyatt. Lets /Crumb Bar, Henry WIW. I Nis olss Ripentwaw. Nathan &peeler Jos. R. Satorthwaits, Ephraim Blanoh ard, 'Joseph w. Lippincott. JACOB B. SHANNON, President. Craw Csawstaainsa, Treasurer. m 1129-3, A Dollaesaved . is Woo earneil." AVING FUND-UNITED STATES K 7 TRUST COMTAN V, writer THIRD and CHEST NUT St,. Large an small Rums received. PERpaid bych_on de manCwith lit notion, with FIVE CENT IN._ TE REMT from the des of deposit to me day of with drawal. 011ioe hours, from S nntti S o'olooly evprY day, and nu MONDAY EVENINGS from 7. until o clock. DRAfTS for sale on England, Ireland, and Scotland, Irma £1 upwards. President—STEPHEN R. CR AWBORA. Treasurer—JAMES R. HUNTER. PLINY FISK. Actuary QAVING FUND-FIVE PER CENT IN aDt TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TR VST COM PA NY, W A LNUT Street, enuthwest corner or THIRD Philadelphia, Incorporated by the istate of Ponnoyl Volum. . . dric:17.11111::11T114:Yr coin, large the dey of with draas)° The office le open every day from Aine o'olook in the moraine till five o'oloolg in the evening. and on Monday and Thursday evenis till eight &dock. HRY L. BENNER . , President. POBERTtALFRIDGE. Vice Ameident. WILLIAM J: RueD, Feasters. Hon. Henry L. BenniK Brawler, Edward L. carter, Joseph B. Bar r, Robert Selfridge, Francis Lee. Samuel K. Ashton. Joseph Yorke'. 0, Landreth Munns, Janina L. Stephenson. Money a reeett ed and payments made daily. The investments are made, in oonformity with the nrovutione of the Charter . in Real Estate Mortgagee, Wound Bente, and such first-Maas securities ea will al ways insure perfect Security to the depositon4 an 4 winch oannot fail to give permanency and .fatality tp this Institution. mil SPRING GARDEN RAVING FUND K -,SO CIETY OF _PHILADELPHIA. Office, No. 331 North THIRD Street, iConsollitioVank Building.) CHARTERED BY THE EFILATUR.Is OF PENN- I:Cr L A lA. Deposits - received In auras o One Dollar and up_warttg, and repaid in Gold. without notice, with FIVE PB.ll. CENT. INTEREST from the day of deposit till with drawn. A responsible and reliable Saving Institution has 1914 been needed in the Northorn nett of the oily. and " Who Feting Garden &Mogi Fund Sooloty" was chartered by the Legislature of Penns; lyanie, to simply this necessity. The managers, In organising and locating it. have been governed wholly by a desire to accommodate the bala nces interests and want. of the vary large void enter prising Population by which it is surrounded. oFpIDE OPEN From 9 to m o'clock ; also, on hlondey and Thursday from if until 8 o'clock in the livening. NANAOMIA, I Stephen Smith, Lon. Strong , derica /Its eke, Fe eah P. LeOlerih George Kurds, Jacoo4orm• Hon. m. Millward, • Geo. T. hom, Robert B T liavidsoni I S. PRINGLE, Pwreloggt. ryi isatif Frederick Klett, John P. Lew,. Duo Underkoffer, Francis Hart, John Kessler, Jr., James S. Pringle oseph M. Crowell, George WoelnPsr, Peter 0. El(maker JAiktEs ' ' PS.ASCaII HAFT. BOOTOtbr: CAUT lON !—ASTROLOGV !—LOOK . OUTI—_OOOD /NEWS FOR ALIA—The never failing Mrs. VAN HORN le the beat ; she euoceeds when all others have foiled. Alt vrho are in trouble, all who have been unfortunate, deceived by false premises, fly to her for advice and comfort In fore plaits Me i)err?. Alas. She has the secret or winning the effeo nns of the oPoosite sex. It is this fact which induces i literate pretenders to try to imitate hen, and cony her advertisement. She shows you the likeness of your fu ture wile. husband, or absent friend. It is well known t ft the public at large that she is the first and only Per son who can show the likeness in reality, and can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which can be tented llqd Ignored bYthousatida, both married and single, who daily and eagirily visit her. Come one t oome Ito NO. I.W LOP/WARD Street, botweetluel- Pefand toad.B r -rtgle-et" Ht . .S Prime Halifax and Harkrt (34:N1 Ile_rnag, sal bout; I.4osied Herrin(, hht4 White Fieb. In store f b ' balt' • 411 —04914 44, 04 •nei 1.. NI 11 1 h 'nee AK' MACHINESWhiChYrAIw, 4 , 4 r V t ricke 1 3 , 0 , ,Vida , B rio Prolkies, LiiloarKlVt o t rines. , som rias arum is SHIPPING. MALI, 1114 AUCTION. ' - - AI THOMAS SONS, _ ATAL• Nap LIN ail la Bourn Fova.ThETREE7 I Formerly Noe X.) - CAJUN—MI SA_Utne IttitAr„JanATX; Arti MOILS AT TX EX=ANOL.—nales of real WOK sigratirwzra m ead r a i ze t tt e the i f o r ftrt ir we . P =mMlle of osois tproplgt, iseneisrearate addition to Theo Ire Inabhatii on the ffatarday i s i e rit x ll iTtieor y... taonaof e ll Irgerato be= on ta e M . A7 PRIVATE jam - ilir e ve • large ameentof raeladale at private egidoixd " emery deetnipnon °lefty and, seofertY. tad hate rarlegtaj a Vletur= 'VATS 111 X ", jleddegte entered on ow. miyate took* w i d *Abed roomorian" in oerclippla,kille StAniela (eferldohloo/ ooptes are 'Azad weetlydnroe of Guam BALE OF SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT PIANOLFORTER, 2 SUPE RIOR BIL LIARD TABLES, BAQATELLE TABLES. HER RING FIRE-PROOF , RAPE, PLATED WARE, eilrNA AND PLASSWARE, BEDS AND BED DING, CARPETS. • C A RD.— Our sale this morning', at the Anetton Store, will comprise besides 000 lots of excellent second hand furniture, stook of superior walnut furniture, elegant rosewood piano forte., 2 superior bilhetd ta bles. with balls and cues complete r _ superior teratelle table complete, cost 420 D, Barnes we-proof els, Site Plated ware, china and glassware, beds and bedding, carpets, Re.. forming an attractive assortment, worth/ the sitention of ladies sod others demon' of pur chasing. we - Catalogues now rrady, and the articles arranged for examination. lITOOKV, BONDS, as ,on TUeSdaYs April 21, at 12 o /dock, man, wiV be sold, at the Philadelphia Exobanse -3 six• par cant. mortaage bonds. 111,000 each, Little sohapikill Navigation Railroad and Coal Com_vanr. 77 shares Mill Creek and Minehill Railroad ComParlY, par afs 1 original share (20 new shares/ Ban Premised Lend Association. 1 sham Philadelphia Library Company. 1 share Mercantile Libra - ry Company. •, TWENTIETH SPRING SALE—APRIL :Nth. t 1 o'cl noo Assignees Peremptory Elale— ock EL.EO n. ANT COUNTRY 13. ..AT HU acres. with esten ve nod fine improve ments,m on the Haverford road„' milsfrom M . Th.! Pas senger Railway depot and l ride from station on 'sect Chester Railroad. Delaware county, Pa.,6 miles from Market-street bribe. aseienee's Peremptory PaIe.—VALUABLE MALL FARM, 17 acres, with improvements. on Ilaverford road, at Darby station, West Chester Railroad, )4 rodeo from Darby, Delaware counly. Pa. assignee'e Peremptory Pale.—Heal BROM% COUN TRY ISEAT..I7 acres, Raverford road and West Ches ter Railroad, near Baltimore turtiPilts. Part adjoining the above. Sheriff's RaIe.—VALUABI.I9 FARM AND COUN TRY BRAT. 66 acres, with superior iteProyetaenta , on Franhford and Bristol turnpike, and Trenton Railroad. near Torreadale. Df mile from Deloware Peremptory Rata—Estats lute of.Lihn Gethon. dec'd. - 1 LARGE AND VALUABLE Lu r. with 6 frame du el lies., Front street. Noe. PM and abovea lot 49 by 220 feet. eGr" absolute. Poplar t. Same hutate.—TWO-STURY FoAME 1 1 W 6- LLIP, No. 217 Gaskill street. between Second mid Third, ou la ree air Ral . and- SameE and t S — h KEE-STORY BR b CK e DWEI LING. N 0.36 Catharine street, betwe^n Front and Se cond street., with large lot, and frame dwelling in ttire rear. Sir Sala absolute MODERN THREE-‘TORY BRICK DWELLING. sirith side yard. N0..116 Franklin street. above Willow. THBEFAITORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 114 Chios meat. VALUABLE FABNI,ra aeres. Tredylrrln Toirstatir. Chester county. Pa.. mtles from Philadelphia. • Execntors , Sele.—Rstate of Henry; D.' Esc. deceased. Patna le building lowest aide of Rittenhouse square, 63 feet by 146 feet. Ati DT ON TEJITRENTD staLE—APRit, I. E PRbMIBER. MOUNT AIRY. TWENTY- IiCOND WARD. Orphans' Court Peremptory_ rate—Estate of Mary , Dolts, or Bolter., or Bolty, deceased. MD ar. April 19. at 3 orclock Tt P. M on the preiroses- will be sold, without reserve or limitation. the valuable nro- Perty—Two-story stone dwelling, stone barn, and ORM improvements. with over three acres of lard. east:ay Ilde of cresheim street, near Allen's lane, and near the mansion of James Gowan, Eat., Mount Airy, Twenty? second ward. 07' Clear of alt inoumbrance. !ET Sale absolute. Sale at Noe. 1.10 and tel South Fotirth. Street. SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENOH-PLATEAIrig. - ROAR. PIANO-FORTES. BRUSSELS OIA.RTS, .This Morning - , At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, airassortmeat oS excellent second - band furniture,. eleiant petty-fortet. fine mirrors, carpets, eta., from &tallies declining bonsekeeelni, removed to the store for commence 011 sale. .F.,C,F.OANT_ L ROSEWOOD PIANO TORTE AND 'IWO • , SUFFR[OR BILLIARD TABLES. Abel, a the auction store. an elegant rosewood seven octave pane-forte. made by' Bersfald & Rama. f su Parlor billiard tables, with balls and cuss oomplee. Also. a snperior bagatelle table °omelets. cost 81,000. Also, a Herring. fire proof safe. Also, a quantity of fine pitted were. Also, a large case stuffed birds. WALNUT FURNITVERi This Monaing, At the auction store, a stock of Superior walnut furni ture, removed to the store for convenience of sale. BALE OF POPULAR AND VALUABLE BOOKS, ON SUB]EUTS OF INTEREST. This Evemng, April 19, at the auction store, an assortment of vane ble and popular hooka, on various interesting subjects. Si' For partionlare use catalogues. Ssle No. 2107 ARCH Stnoot. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURN, HUMOR, Rc. Oa Friday Morning. At 10 o'clock. st No. HOT Arch street, pszt of.the household furniture of a tam' y removing. Akio, the kitchen furniture. Mir May be examined et 8 o'olook on the morning of the ;ale, LARGE HALE OF TALLY ABLE LAW BOOKS, - On Friday Afternoont - ApnlaDth, commencing at 4 o'cloat, will bygold an ' extensive collection of valuable law hooks, Mob in cludes two entire libraries to by sold by Mill( of WWl lore and others. . •HT Catalogu e., will be ready end the boob arranged for examination two days previous. Peremptory' Sale., SOROONEM MARY ELLItli.". Oa Daturday Afternoon. _ z April at 1 o'clock. at Chestnut-reheat wharf'. ChlaTi ill, will be sold atnubile sate, without reserve, °seal schooner " Mary Ellen," about St tons register. will carry 110 tons draws fret 10 inch*, water; built of DeLsw sre white o ak; centre-board rig' is toast nailer. and well forma in running and standing sigging, me ntion, chains, him, &c. iP Mar be seen at Chestnut -street wharf, Schuylkill. Mir 'Perms sash. Bale ahsedute. finis No. 241 Routh SIXTH Street. EELOAN FURIGTia RR. ROSE Woo.ll_ - _ PIANO, EBOOATELLE CURTAINS, FINN MIRRORS, A YZY3THF UARPETd, ko. On Monday entin, 214 inst., at 10 o'clock. by eataktgue, at N 0.241 South Sixth street. the elegant dratring-room and chamber forni.nre. ..oneorood mano-forte Bchomaker & Co., handaome iitonatellte and lace curtains. Fralikk plate Varga!, timpeftry velvet cupola, gilt gas onan am, n. y be examined at g o'clock on the morning of gale. Sale No. 430 FRANKLIN Street. HANDSOME FURNITURE, TAPESTRY CAR- PhTS, &c. On Tuesday Morning, 24th that., at 10 o'clock. by oattilorue- at N 0.430 Frank lin street. the handsome parlor. dining-room, and chamber furniture, tapestry carpets, fine hair mat tresses, China, glassware. &e., of &gentleman declining housekeeping. Also, the kitchen furniture. lee May oe examined on the morning of sale at 8 o'clock. MOSES NATRANS, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSIO4III:I3RCRANT, sou th east comer of SIXTH sod SAL Streets. SLON. LOAN. 4 111110,060. to loan. no large or uniall amounts, el Moots. OA nu miser EMS. Manmade. watches. jewel ry, re,Witnit, leteel dry goods, clothing. groceries. ei- McAttrovnito.ogerl. musical last:misfits, form to r e beddinglinters g' io a m ir teitutii i * time n 4o s t ar t ti m ei ti a log liners, terms then at any other astablisament in this OUT-DOOR SALES AZidoli to personally by the auctioneer, Tory km ee. - CONSIGNMENTS 80bICITED. Conmppments of all and every kind of sada maligned for putout vale two-thirdsge value of the coeds will he adenueed tr •nbomottinr or the sate: SPLENDID SIUNTING CASS GOLD PATENT LEVER. WATCHEe. karat Lae, extra full "swelled. of the most approved owl best makers, cost from $llO to mite each, at froni sto to eV*. MOSEB NATHAN& IR E RCIIANT TAILORS. 0, THOMPSON, • MERCHANT TAILOR, N. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND WALNUT BTB. gespectfully invites the attention of all those suffering trom the mornivenience of bad-fitting pantaloons to his superior method of cutting and fitting this important garment. This is, in fact, an almost universal com plaint. The truth is, however,-that the fault generally hes with the unskilled cutter. who has net er searched for or made himself master of the true method. Having. in a measure, made this department a speoialty. I invite all who are tutereeted to give me a call. I have al way s on hand a complete assortment of desirable goods for Coatings, Pantaloons. and Vestries, of the latest sty lee, partially of my own importation .intat-ani COAL. 'PAUL P. 111.L.U. KEPLER & EMORY, Otice No.llo WV..NUT street, Philadelphia, Fa., SOLE &GENTS FOR E. lionise' superior Broad 11fountain White Ailh. atui R. Reekehar k Co.'s celebrated Black Beath and Otto A L. Skipped by canal and ra C ilr o oad from Solittylkill Bayou, Schuylkill co.. P. fel4-3ra HOUSEKEEPERS LOOK TO YOUR JI-Einterent. Buy year COAL AT HICKS'. where nothing but the very but quality of Lehigh and &hurl kill Crud is offered at the foncoring reclined ptuo.: Lehigh, Broken , E LF , and 8t0ve—..... .04 an per ton. Behuyikll, Warranted free from slate or duet and full weight, at HIGHS' yard, southeast corner MARSHALL an?, WILLow. Call and wee. eY3-em MACHINERY AND IRON; RAMIIRL V. lIIRRICI, I. VAUGHAN MERRICLI‘ It. SOUTHWARK WILLIAM. DR FOUN MERRICK. Y, FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS. PRILADSLPRIA. MERRICK & EONS, ENGINEERS AND MACHINIMrs, Manufaoture High and Loa Pressure Steam Engines, for Land, River, and Marine service Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron, service, &o.; Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Brawl, Iron Frame Roof, for Gas Tiireilos, Work Shope, Rail road Stations, &a. Retorts and Gas proved oonstruetion. PdtMIESISTI of the latest and molt im- Every deeenptien of Plantation Machinery, snob ea bear, Saw. and Grist Mils. vacuum Pans. ORbE mown Trains, Defecators Filte Pumping Engines, &c. Sole Aganta for N. RiMena's Patent Sugar Boiling Aeparatue ; Naanirth'a Patent Steam Hammer: and Aspinwall & Woleey's Patent Centrifugat Sugar Drain ing Machine. aug-y HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES pAOKA&E HARDWARE 110IISE.—We Jll- would reezeotfulti call the attention of the Gen,t si Hardware Trade to our extensive Stook of KR INGRAM RAFIGDWAILE, whioh we offer at a small ranee by tile psokage. Orders for ow; Importation solicited, and Goods db.- &mid either in this city, New York or N ew Orleans. - O. LESV& Bon, and coned - 41rB_ street. Imvirttrg slad Commiemon arerohante. Md Memo for Foreign and Dm:cavil° lianlware. .1,151 It EDI/ CATIONA.L. s AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE a reliable medium throur,hurtdeh Schools and Feud use mayobtam oomEtent usacherig. • Parents mar, ol l - =atnitanaly, rviombembs3o6te 11-tf WO CH BR TQiDWAth,Newh Y a k, l p o us . NEW BOARDING SCHOOL. TUSCARORA FEMALE INS PITUTE Will be opened at ACADEMIA, Juniata wanly, ris. on the lettay or MAY pent. For announcamente con taining tetme, &0., apply by letter, or persoaalts. till het April, to the subscriber, at 1717 VINE Street, Philadel phia; after that at ACADEMIA. Juniata county Ps. W. D. E. AG WSP, fellt-dtmyla. 171) VINE Street. BRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES, toasted at Illia trolphia, 9. E. corner SEVENTH and CHSBTIcIn ; air York, Buffalo, Cloveland, Chioago, and 'ILIA:Ct. or information. call or send for Catalorua. MINTON'S ENCAUSTIC TILES FOR -Mr Boors. Ornamental Chimney Topa, Garden and OH manic Vaaea, f:ountani, Vittifiedkßrain and Rest Pipe, Vitrated Chimney f Wes. Imvortedkrnanufao tared. and for We 11 e. A. MAR ISON. . mart_ . , . 1010 CA F.STNI3 !rune[. qALT- AFLOAT.-8,000 sacs Literpool Gmund. 5 000 do Ashton's and Marshall's Sne, landing and for sale in lots to 61111; bi • K AL.X. esli-6t • 134 80U111 and 320 tiOR .1 WiaEßßirti jo, ti IVY WELLS OLE ANED d A re T . A LOW' Price 4Yaramor - PotilletyLOffiel. 4 Kara fw. woe 5i04.50 THEO. D. T.Noll,
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