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Geiticigthederese.
seittheitokomantmer - ot serroireirastheounnx -,-, &c - i
voth_Othir ex tni pAr teirwitiox rkOristi
AID 05710ieS AGAINST antrthersthe Oe YRS 11 0 1
einximM,othentker ,touiori VaiBIREITa R O l
,AfATlAlOYell^r'faggir "11
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re ror
- , itnowessruithr asMi4Milleense sivan—Pecan
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•, • - YAS YO 1511,15conir n
eOM COMITY, NO ceyes6lr Strl
mu
v. I. rales- ) , "• •
Acw ei leasce,,Prewelirisans easseethl . •
- • Besowetsvmule, May •19, 18, 80.
:As on -.emblem*: • the shaineful
:men in which the People of the fro ntier, are
syc i , x have onto ta cell jeer attention
is now in ties 'Menthe' of all
of thin After 'the 66 *...i6 1 1
,111110th ethanol; liindrithe; of thellira
feihkrreitv et -tWiliebandid larVen. Taylor'
`4624,4 6 C., 6 if`1ki1UC., •2, 01 4
,mvermtthattrathe, , y heilrey ls
MatiWayftedmide: anzething"
Cloveleitheith &redeem}, motemberl
tosie:.thike recent drubbing we _had giverillei
t Mmelthstia soldtry Ind gaefflresit
' -•• 007 and*- I wai- invested beadAr l66 , and im
4 "Iprovereents on - the Mio Mirada: war wealth an
rip* ii i ei s gie k e . roccfrale i fWileis Atate o
• fouled lirefOt aeon.'
• Chug the ilver up ses fad .11666 e and' th
larepeet at one timeMoanie4 welltirthe frothier!
At present , meicem - iim sadly and most dleserseel
_ ~Aot civizrnziokagr:zirtJ
'the ' • " • re:P.
eolith to filiatiet;ari new dleiliested,Ml
%,a,"14141)44 Jl6ll4lllltheled holies r
11 00 1 . 66166 6 . :The reetheatief Matthro
monatyi-Wl4l6*ber4t4S*4l.2llr V.l
in this valley, ate. now 'collected • .
ens,muiele • liv
away MeMilie, pnitle ad yL.te
etioth•Jai leApo'lletherinintiz
r Many Weis not an•lndith - lkoutler:i• it does no
adjoin a sparsely,settled neighboring territory;
- • 'it bordere upon a nation withMileh we)olaim to be
lathe - best of terms,-where there 14,* three •towth
and eecueroecte, and Teheref 5555551511 exist for—thee
protection of life. and propMty,.'ind Where' laws
Made to punish• - oleaders:,' Cotisiderbig - these
things, dOes le not • Meth most. anomalous ' and, I.
may say, - seandalorm, teat on the America n
-side at
the Rio Grande there should' exist' sixth a eta*cif•
dread Mid inesetwiti.leoth ai* life and property,
that people forsake their housed:ith Isorillththeir.
Yekind ol66 l 'Welder to avold'Xii, enemy" 'whom we
am. othethmally-earessing, and ;holding iota - as our
'l6lls.•.litendL‘ itric ,- *hoee Wifely -frogs Eteepeth
• itheidearethi•wes claim to=bes prmai
Wen in the'cityof-Brovmartlie, let mime* Ycl, •
tuederthe musket re of •theirelted
:Motu ',eoldire; Men - AV - get ',then - se - " lith
and when - gentlemenihaii to their
„ farilies for a - time, they take eareto rentocetholr.
Wiese fro, path ftepi the suburbs into a mirth lo
entity. IL know , * lawyer ,living three *three
trots the
_river, two cream from the venire - of
lettilrieio; and one . apart ikthe the garrison,' who
removed his wife he was absent, md this re-*
atrial irieW. iiimenmanded" sandtioned by; tbe
bravest men and the oldest frontlensimp *Breath
- 1 . 6411 jthir'sdentioif tovhis 'Miter one of- Mart , •
ling moment, that here, in the midth of peke; with
. the: meth endearing, expression ,of- Motion ot
steady offered at the shrine of our *their,
by Mexican beggar*** ',ministers: sad: mer e
gen flitting bath slid:forth thick as bats on a nil.;
mar itternoon; .in spite-of sli.these a state of war
is between ' woad the m. Our people
',•`Z S l f tel b art4'driveri fiat their fame, our towns
• • threatened, ear cattle reaches are despoiled of
- large herds of stock, while the robbers are allude
n sight ; roteeted- only ,by,:re muddy, ' crooked,
Marrow;siver, "The lith,irvare Mitt* other aide,of
••, the itio'filminde live id yeast are be by our
'-;'tradeti a*proteated biter -linnviesd yet they, are
thietisitly, Making War. utith and at last. the
--,mettailtsibeaorms so a/liming thth the -116 n:
--lievisi- - .4ndgell'AbluYdistries,..the salmi frimiii.the
66 64air'ibit 0 5 , 9 666 .09;; 66 ): t b A C *6• ;'. -,R66 1 1 1 1 041 ;
- .immovizr. ridles;thquiret j ahbodY•guank•O 'Heed
fltatee drsipiewei:andli*steamboaba , are
:,,,..afeliellt(reavigisteftheriver above •Drowneville.
there any arouse for snot l'eled i nel:er
ten • theAmoricanGoverninentdef • Itself agidast
et' botkof the ',charges thaVit tatowtardly, or
- • frontier IC thee 'Mewed by,
e.thmt
1 - sif - miiiiielitelalrebberP fres kZ61116-•
- "beStakd petheiedir,peicelle* nation 7 ,
• • Do c ogi r ,,: i tt,ceett'ixtriwges • *our the
; but theyiserie • Mettekef pism_7_4 6 7 ,kept
fthowtelimwheria,46 the lothmer Tienealepeo,
_. •' the ColorsaWfiri•mish4hk** 6 o4 l,- of mast
,ta _ , r 5
• in Terripleo • • Mapidiee,Gekeissith, Vithe ,
and: in - heti- wherever we •emnorisi , Mintiest with
, • -are considered fair
• '6oithelitefirailie.intfiippreeetheijMth* lotige.a the
esslkiedttereit -, Waitheiton eententeliettessivia with
)- ',telettetheetril 'ol.lPecatiate.c , What:benefit did
dO "" " "tie of „Mode& by his
yrilartt W hat gausatme dig fifii• lUl , wg by
rikpiierpotettripowtion about the
eel Me residted,,
I Mow lit to *Sit 1ad5044604 401 its
'' . 49 - preeloisithaCthey 100 arthent;-Andr,eciesider
dons hr•wlesiteeleblk*ore-lop;iitia
saki onemel ukelele '
TO they yon am_leoc etheorsous without
'memo, to 'yea, wain. eau no.
hie Me to n
tamt" , 111 111 :41 of'
seen
AiMerieriersoletelVorilthiii i 1d6 66 ‘ b 6 16 ' 66
—based. Mere ofour heaps won shaiappo•
Malkef_the rheit.".: l •l:lerdie ldesself leireeMid.
treitithWthellothisistiSetthle:thtliOrities
• Abate* Wore"; an
• • Where his followers collect le Mown . : te kusidreda;
!,20.134:01t1,143*.tit - Ahoit4tv_ • brit henseN then, to
• q, wean: living on terms Poseermettriend
' JllWollase whew r eery Mum manifest
Melt Motility titsbah by_git -And lineh
511
•-•:•lll4smaAght ge down in..ilrithhegton; but'oateide
_Cosgress:th-woula , le hard.
Mai 1669% pro'
Z . : - A.Z? • - Abe Conegriii - of il*Volted -Reath • ten lad,
time to devote &thought to this, frontier, cr to• the
; itbeition; let Mkt thee break eidr wegitio•-;
withJuareenntil be is ahlwitiMike ietreity.
',TAM take the position het fie"citiisns Chill be
:• : :prosested, and tenformetkerthemninthisg and thee
lean mordant here ilegyouent of mestheadVestine;
r ead ! ray.,word for %lite Molestation& ii‘tiels gear
, jot table the Administration often aft 4;
- • •
Rase for Sate, tit Soaettjtu= More*
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tolletringibiriateristio advertisement, from
,
Mums, 'formerly of Zenerrille,
•
Ohio, **aril
Tunica: I want, my dear
:That; natelLiatiiirr both, of my hoses at the corner
`et Pine ond. Duran ' Mann
saki, bet '. l'wal l MU( iiiintrmitharot rionter.4-and
= almost , withent -price. • When Y'eseinesilied. those
beaseicOftfamao twnijigi "soiled I
*Mild tlie 'before alte` EC?She kw "lone be
, the nom hive nook:inn for:e. They
ern toi - itegh,,tooorkewy, and have too many
wilinni"ociwiannainti., to - Sit me. ',Some one, on
looking oiler the visa/rhos/a Wiwi it was knithed,
said it kid sees hundred mils of min rum in
it. - r , b4mvad ha hied!, - I:don't loiters there is
half as ash. , Did you ver Lin 4 , .No 1 , I' don't
•••• ',base you. - wall- ail :
„km peon - N my wife retuned ic:Ohiii from oar
triple Lake buyer*, in the spins of_lol6, she'
onto to me , Hosiondt;•M MIS Save to Chi
..
• ' • 4 0t9j - Du Yill theletter
sun he SittidZ d We tit 'si Sea at
aity el nor Oeighlioni Asis; 04 isvo* . ai gooff
• woo' tlittio.!" ,, - , • • - • - •
es
fl
(feu; edlivh) ; waked ;up n
gOdd
udled
ro
'7. late, 'mimosa' *Sth Ogirs, 'far ' , OAP" -, 4 fl
nf, thews% tad wee back;;, I. Sy ion , *
learn, VW.Ohlo• inset; b e fore' the ' feany• had
their tatirliiig'i 'dived*, and long before break
: SO was ready. My contract Jar, swan was made
. the sane day, - sod •thitheted esunsteidiki , next
aka. 370.5. my#iiihr, ; l4o,n - hersiiiinc,l.o there
groitiapleaeuriln.lhairodilthea,_.iket,.eajoyed
rtilnuitiendie4doingslenteaildaiwirit within him,
inft if lifts* tams do
sorito9llo , 3binga,
mad snot botutsmik - issboasss thigsys.oo,
psyjaitloi:tbkr-, ever
ity trati -- foue Titbit g6V- have,
tbso you will know how,totuainiseiihrlitlei ehii"
rity in judgingine; • - I
Dud thehouseare otryperfeal Witte 's. tilled
. sorted" modest improvementd." Let me
• ••-ass OW rosy : kinds , of baths. The '! shower i" I
-4on",t know the „WWI of it, for I:2lwais rice to get
_otst of a chewer, it I see one coining. The
&el". prename -, (the beet • architect
ift-Obleece, as-I. am told,) can tell irtiatit is for. I
'Kliellevahhey are *silo rcliteatiariee4os Moor
' risible 'Annan that' nothing alai will; lam*, and I
pat off inatakio - _titate aught,
"eaudren, or, P erhaps ,. " to take 'ihrew." ,The
• _' oliet ;bath ;",, the "sold - bate.'.! Thesecare old
' fashioned institationi we "all knoir - about.. The
Boast bath. This will - legairo; wiiinertation*.
iii/htteek to impala" Ili kationely, been imported.
'u Vfrlitt".phlmbar" teems.
It suit tweets's mast' the pike of ; a', good
oteenree mime be. exeradingiA usefitli
Yr. Weiler& said could appall Of rainard,
!Mikan yeas tegerfl i `i and Atl would
lOW* all alai! it Sail* great deal'
Z., ad alevet t r w ay , would Weil went s t.
. „ low has told: mil Dot ;lb - would a are
•= i 4 sou airy. year in deettir!whilli.i; , That if -you ,
Sid lirai maid Weber mid istifititut Or dilators: -
as; Weald make. any _siverajfis ,•,to :keep, clear of
•• • ir,l Writ/ fahas *the* elsupleint." '
, - ides hatise7-1 011112104 IA de:
:/ 1 /001i t s mie:or - th e Bath -rainier oat , me
. _ *bout' alio tuxiiina ,dat q r, (ipoluding •-• the
tlfhatis delhui
Pukka' beillibr Aback Sit to: be : thought 4 - toe,
sawsigot:i 64 o itOrinkoror# 11 9' 11 "sa d
Baal"'
•=, -1,2a10s sks 4 , Q hinii , "l God
dive f% Soh
- i site mos a letites,-10ka• se, :',•: , ,r.osisc - miler"! I guava that Ali ica. ineativer a his. -
-- - ,"grog - gogaro, and I have fitted it is in dbiptit
Ifeny one; Magri lidiaset al pato pions with
eseiwit imsoweinas, NOM Wirers:at to
Bell this ersiter I am enseedingly animus 10 get
est of lb* ally oft to " Barry Pant Me" and into
disitlatlieg-shin—juit inch as Old Tippecanoe'
WWI /di North-Bend.f?= - 4 *Milt tOnri for a
few years'. in 'simple .4'414 ideiplieity in a good
layeabin," the best house a man ever lived in:
Do kelP Sid Your friend(
• '• • 1801.031MX Ortritting.;,..
un , o,lirrATloNs..
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Nji l ig Bon Hillude& VatneY, 11l daft frOur Cienfriegab
on sugar an a =lan k
asses to W Welsh.
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&: r .111112011 & Luef "wt. T Moo front Bow = . wi th'
bowl n
or to Madeira & comma. —
. r laloghenNalmy Clook;12 delf e trim Nevi Orliafict
wit f ro rer, &O to Wkiliwto do Cook
So r Yredni,Reed bilbcohnon, 8 . 40 1 horn Fortia4A,''
With_ bfadtnr, o oar' • .
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= flohni 1$ Weliim, id, o bi A Ys BondsOorolfalls, Pi 4;
With:Voo mishits go tots A & Co. :
B V Wm Login. Robinson= l dam from New Bedford;
wH 700 bble oil to .I)_g_unis io JOU"' •' - ••• • '''
L ne Y-. 1 'liiinthall,-Vendeveo_ter..o days from Charles i
tom With lotterioe, &M.,to Pettit, blotto' &Co,- ' i
it h « itt
... ,,, N:rtmr_, iit days ar...?.h.q...,....„
- Behr gl o ryag iil i oitiramith, El can frorowarhiro O s/
li th bri a tt e rgii . , Still, 2 days Ilion rdilfordß;ii
'To' = eColley, . , = .= .- 2, ' 0,1
i 7 - BI Birt Marts, from. Boston, I- V
r Con de - . motlyrom p iter , , -, ,
: tI: lER "..6) - ~ Wera:r wr-lieven.-' 2- ' '
rillo arlte & rrlni.,.. oWttVr i litt 4 Ytilki
*tit Woo, &o, to ...mg a s i - g 0*,..Q.,•= =
etstemer Ng:tatty._ Maw: ge WM"' floor New York
anise too W M Dead & CO. , • - 7
-HMS?IEI of 61 a, oral:mon, herlestog, A
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Baron, Peurylvania, Toid. - Bioko - 43nd. Thioni;
Wl6 .r ein ide well; Ai 45% de isko,l4'o,lr . “ illmis4;" ,icy ol
~. ighsabetti,Hunbar fifontevide" anß
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Irkrk mai ills. ton, Nevin, Bowyer & 00.1 ,
. ,e l leillk s i ,
~ , Peorteroutll.lloblW4leuorirlf
. 7-11:11.0 I Pigeon, ,Daviloolo,.& -'.l;ot:ii, NB aige
i i %). ~, ._ ~.„ ..I
r ao ki eb oo g Nwood wunua l
;ha l 'W tattoo. 'tells, Boston. ~.- . 40 , !
i t v
matiarilthwitoewsn,,groArtozastodustbr w„,151,40.
liBr Mar,.& Pwieu.,Bo.oo: - Porde/ICC:I A Beolotoher
Bohr- do
, do i
Bohr Wm. A HMI:Mond, Cain, Boston, Kevin. &NY*
Bohr R's Shitaitori; lima, BoitOo. Hayes & Godshall.
Bohr, Black , Bird, Clomyton, Bcaiton, Binninkson &
Glover: -- ,,,_,=y - -
&Mr Albert Treat, Bowdoli, Hinton, Baum, Ogle & Co
. Sir Henry l. Gsw, Iler,Haltitnore. A Groves. Jr. ~ t
. •3 / BAILED.
at:: sail Iron ßend, CaX.:toGl b lvilt Ir s h:ni c ri c,
tostordsirin toW t i f:Pit:am e ta; 7. Id - , a ggiey, with n
Might ommisting o f3lloo bumph, MS bbls'
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MO brie
ran, BO packag e s aerOilne, ad the - f ollowing
Vtvarrr.nr"rligaai rout Mrs..
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in
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a [onward eabit.,!
=
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' ~, . = - - BLANILE DE GRACE. May No. 2800. ,
.= The Riairstaalefthare this morning with B 1 boats in
ttoraaden andoonsigned se follows. _. I
P R Pfonts.'wheat,.eto: to ;Homo r are.' H offman Or.
Wright ; Borah Ellen, pig mork to zwriuktep ' b T,"9 . ,
tnorilligrgligth l litgligo l4l
gm. do io r Ttenton ; George: Hoffman. ° d — B i l ler n ti,
r:ilVe a r:V ti bi e ttn i li t arMatiohde roller.
s.ingles to r Coot, Princeton ; simon *moron Col
Wm, Bwatara, and Patton, coil to Delaware City ; %oh=
titintY4 cotil-to 01.B•orSelh ' :4,1 .-. ' ', : =
toOrliOimitc, scrioyrrigo - • -=
• • - anADINI3 Et
,Viye &Wenn bOste from the Union Canal- Nemo in
to ten Canal to any; bound to Ytdladelphin,
laden end ooneigned ad follows:
Alert! plum to Walla & Co ; FrsiHe Flower loin
bet to r BrOndfinger •J W Bbower L do to J R bey -
where; rairenudi do to 'S L Spy der ; u Lawrence, do to
Sonnet Bolton,' - •
' •
"- ' • • ." MEORDA.
Ship Webfoot. Hodge M s, f A rom N .Callao, via Hampton
Boadet arrived atfoyannah kith inst.
Ship , Widming, Ninon; for Philadelphia, sailed from
_Liverpool Ma init.. , •
4 i , r P Consul; Hardin, frOm Savannah, at Liverpdol
- - iiiihr/Telei,"PLlnelloMiled•front New Bedford it4h
ineklor New Brunswick, N i. , - •
Bohr. Oloba,- Ames, for this port, sailed from -New
Bedford -with Mt:. .
-Bohr .1 it Stroup, Corson, cleared at New York 21th
Mat for this port, - . • „
•• Sotirs Alexander - Bina: Haskins, from Dighton for
Wagon:and Richard Borden. Arnold, from Fah River
for do, miled from Newport N th mist.
-- Bohr R- Curtis , Raab - at ew took am lust, from
(Abide.- - • -.
Behr Ship Carpenters. Fountain, keno at Providence
Pit inst.
B h ohr Bomb Bright, Smith, hence at Boston 211th
Behr Marc Mark, Reward, Minos at Newbureport2lth
Behr Ann Turner, for Philadelphia; mad from Raw
burgeon geth Inst.
,Soars John Bestir, Steirti; for Philadelphia' and Hen
riettagihme. for do or Bangor, Weil from Pawtucket
MU inst. , " • "
Set E' Yr Perry,
,Sateiggon,lianoe,' at Newburtriort
- B b. ohr lagonntr, iii; fOrDarien;otaired Savannah
XtMak . •
• SohrAnna , ffmit6, C,ollyer, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Norfolk reth nut, having repaired. • •
• Steamer Q Cr A leer, Fenton, hence, arrived
=Mises* met.' F • • • -
stesnwhi? Arabia,_at Babfax.) •
- Ar at Liverpool 17th,_Lelestial Empire, Pierce; Anna
da; Thompson, and kartrard, Andros , New Orleans;
- Dillloahson.Baysonsh..
no date give ,n Bytrantison. Manola
Ittrainkl id tiferrynniat Wilbur - Ptak. Cotter; lioweilut,
Nate; , Milk_ Pentecost; Atalanta. Whitmore,' and
Atha% inmon..New Wismar Broughton Hall, Ran
dle, Mobile; Mary Croaker.. Willisins, Charleston. '
Al at Lissi Vat. Aaktrierin Conkrose, Woodward, New
TO tit. for`London v • Mind 'Home; AINIOI3 , do for no, and
both proarededt , l6sli Yietorta • Anderson, do for d o,
turdmint° Lough roil., Ito OW given, Dalmatia. Bea
ton, from Nev °Maw for Liverpool, with loss o - f Mil
• A rut tato Outs:Wawa Meth, lianduakr, Williame, front
LiVetpOil for New York-W
art, after tog in welkson.
-Ae at roastedt.loo44..itroset *kali, New Orissa,.
• -At at *lron,- taldhaloh, Near York;
As at .fiettirerp Lth. miry, itarsnau, New tlrlimna
' 'Ar at Stelflo7llirretajabt Conolatl, BteenSralre, flew
York.
_A at Havre Nith.,_Wildeist, Moine, New Orleans; 16th,
WierultrEt Fritsch? New York.
•
Ar_at AranDarmaiona Celestina, Charleston, Buenaven
tura, and AseolsetioaiNew Orleatui.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
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, CpArP.MY , A' BUILDING. .S. W CORNER
-,TOURTII:AND 'WALNUT STREETS.
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CTOR.S. ,
t. lame Jammu 11**, , Mimosa/a. L. DiWiii.ll,
WILLILX Mots . . • --- 'Otto. IL (Fetus:,
Masao FILAZIIII., - ... • toms H. Baows, ,
fin{ M. s woon. . , A. A. FAssmoal.
sae: T.- 11.7031C1. t , 4 vtiew D. CAM. •
~...i nt" ' $ 14 7 1
0 4/06 . 0.6 .1' d i ffer4teilt.
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AMARIO.OO, ,tlll3, 'l.NsußA.wcz CO.,
mo , ,_ AKCORFORATED,:#MO-4:IKARTER .PERMT
14 - .0 wAtiiirrsii•sv i tovs Third, Pliltdeletne.
j e lsgegi,==t-a4 tal i =olv i rtivalg e b t z
Mof re tie. Furniture. ilerehandiee,
A IttM ha inid ke r carom sad other Penioast
ram Au Joliet laurels and promptly uditurted.
Wiea g - 414 Inalle" t111. 1 .: 18 011,
IltuneeloMorton,
~ 443 6.1 1 i lepli; e .
4711 c Irlidyr
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EL FreaJ ent,.
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OUAKER CITY , INSURANCE COMPA.
`.l# -IMlelyl A l : Den.ll4B liaL t r u U ß T .
a7o.fissota maim Loss or tannage by
And r a" Pants of the ,&I Wang Havigatlon and
'au"
1.11.,..1(1t ?f at e, rt a t . . ent.
H. H. ........00g&L lee Treanor .
a. H. BUTLER. Aggrtgot agent/km
DIRECTOR&
George H. Rs* E. P. Roar
Velt Foster 8. P eOnus
ahem R.Cksters.
E. R. . stel Joao, '
Non. 'EA D 's-tt
CLINTON COUNTY' LIFE AND GEN -
114. INSURANCE COMPANY
~.- - P,.TTSBU DIUSSOcRI. •
Oliarterid 11111).—Au orized Cavitel, $lOO.OOO,
:sore
Whittizustop, Wiaslowlarzer if T. S. Bradley,
• George W. Culver; = • sumo ,
I. N. ROOKADAY, d Prele. ll"l"r4' Fres'
Special intention pan} to Copeotione, and Money
tenons »nutted. , _Bgenneaa solicited. t ,
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY , IN •
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1110400, Payson's &road 2d Mortgage
mint. 111- ,000 00
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*MAID W. OVID. P.O Eau 'miff ,
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pOR SALE=,--A - very
,productive Farm,
oortt min niaores,'intuate Radnor Township DelawareDelawaree county , twelve miles from Philadelphia. about
one mile front Morgans Corner and Nagle citation, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad. The old Lancaster Road
panes through it. It has all necessary buildlnge,tn tho•
rough repair; the soil is of thelindotuality, in high
state of oultivation, well watered, goo'd orohard of vari
ous Mode of ohoioe fruit. about ten aores of woodland.
It will be divided if dented: Anely , Ao PRTER .lA
GLUEY'', on the premises; or, CHARLES KUGLER,
CABINET Post Office. " roy23-wkset.
EQR SALE—THE LARGE STONE
Ma MANSION; with Stabling, Tenant, and Spring
Hone, in the healthy and improving locality at Cliftonti
oaths Spri uggold reed , Ur i t Oath) , f half an hour's ride
in the new West Chester Irmiditiala Worn th 6 city. '1
hag nearly 3 sores of land, aimed in with a variety o
ahadetremn a good earingof water, Itwould make &goo
Summer Scatting:Howie.- It ham the - 14 vantages of s
Wetness plane, Its the Yearend of the lot le adapted for,
the coal 444 lumber. totenress, wlthontrntorferenoe with
the Minimal The weighing scales and °Moe are on the
premises; it would gull fora Hotel or laCountry Store:
Terre' accommodating. otty l property take lin ex
change. -.lntim. at Office No. Washington uildingl
No. 274 South THIRD Street. triyit w m 811
do 10-OAPITALIS3E3,—FOR
BELThe Miodunerp Stank., and Fixtures of a large
Manuteotory of P ER HANGINGS , replete with
every oonvenienos or carrying on 'en extensive bum+
neu. k deairable investment to persons of energy who
can pAllh the y Itigginees.:'
, Pitr suleh or without the
building. Inuire at ISS 0
Jaltiwfmtf BAR . M ON TGOMERY, & CO.
aft TO 'I RENT*A , house, situated mit
.IMI. Halneset., Germantown, third door from &beef
f,onrd having n t m e r:m i nliar fil th 2 , l; i ra e a garden j. mi t re o tait
"'RICE St sot, eermantown, or at y l39_ North HMI/
'Street, Philadelphia. nly96-et'4
'POE SALE, CHEAP—A new Ladd, Web
-E. • star, &Co.'s Sewing Idsohine—tits best mann.
featured. Addroos "Bowing machine.' ethos or Too
Press. m734-tf
es FURNISIBEDIIOIISE TO LET.—A
furnished lone° to let, at the northwest ooraer of
Ninth FA H et 'treats. Apply_ on the premixes, or et
No. IVALTHAI 111.111.2/N22. - MY I I-Ir.
•
A.O -NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
Poi sale a large lot in the Sonthviestern motion of
the oily, well wanted for &Nursery. Terms aooommodi
tins. r - or peridoumrs address " at this office. .17-if
as, TO RENT—Two beautiftilly situated
Zia double hostiles, well shaded "with ooaoh houses
and ga rd ens attached. on Tacony Plank Roadt, one mllO
below *Paeoriy. thype-guarters
_of a Mile }tom Pas
senger Railway depot at ,Brldapbarg. Apply at Ti?
WALNUT Street: • , • mhl9-4
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTIOE.—THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
TOFORE exhaing under the firm of TRANER,
JONES,' CO., Iron and Metal Merchan4 was dis
solved on the eighteenof April, leetr,JOSEEll'O. JONES
retires Lkorefrom
Th 0.1.0014080 of the late Om will be itettied_tff the
FELIE_TRAN s at,
main" PalinerL JOgiEftia G. MINNA,
_ D. tazltolaii.
' Purcansultra, Mn, MU.
LIMITER PARTRSIIIP.=—NO TICE
is hereby given, that the subsoribers have this day
entered into a limited partnership, in ao oedance with
the not of Assembly of the Commonweal th of Pennsyl-
Tama, pamed the 2lst day of March. 1838. en titled an
Act relative to limited Partnerships," and the supple
ments thereto, under the firm name of TRANER &
MERCER, for ' the transaction of the Iron and Metal
business, pt No. 117 North WATER Street, Philadel
phia.
Thegeneral partners are FELIX TRANEIC and
JOHN D. MERCER, and the special partner ARCHI
MEDES J. BUORNOR, all residents of the city of
philadelphte.
The capital in oaehLoontributedby the special part.:
ner, 'JEN THOUtiAND DOLIJARS, The said Part
nership is to commence on the first day pf May.lB6o,
and is to terminate on the thirtieth day o f April, 11413.
FELIX TRAN hR
D, mmormil General Partners.
ARCHIMEDES J. II CKNOR,
Epeeist Partner.
PitirAPELYnrs, May Jet, WO- rny2-w St
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.—Notice is
herebygiven that the subscribers have this day en
tered into a nniited partnerahip. in accordance with
the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of cienneyl
vanutobassed the slat day of Maroh,lB36. enutl an sot
relative to limited partnerships end the Icipp °manta
thereto.nnder the name of John Dadckinson. for the
transaction of the Artists' Color Busmen in all Its
branches, at No. 222 North FIFTH Street.
The general veneer ts John S. Rodgkinson. and the
soial partner is Edmund Draper, both residents; of
thecay of Philadelphia. The oash contributed by }he
spooled partner a two thousand dollar.. The said part
nership commenced on the first day of Mar 1880, and is
to terminate on the thirtieth day of June 1883.
JOHN B. HUDOKII3ON,
_Gerieral Partner.
nue-wilt* EDMUND DRAPER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
`1 letters testamentary to the imitate of THERESE
MICHELLE AI hIEE BREUYB LAVAL. deceased.
haying been gr anted to the undersigned, all persons
having Chitral against the said estate aro reauested to
present them, and all pawns indebted thereto to pal
the same, to CLAUDIA Le VAL.
JOANNA LAVAL.
rayltt-west Executrixee, 108 PINE Street.
LETTERS OF' ADMINISTRATION TO
the estate of JOHN DRUM, doomed, having
been granted to the undersigned . all persons indebted
to seta estate are requested to make Dement, andthose
having otaims to present the same to
GEORGE W. HEDRICK,
115 South SEVENTH Street,
Or his Attorney, IJ. GORDON BRINCKLE,
•myli-sr•St. No. 117 South SEVENTH Street.
IN THE ORPHAN'S COURT FOR THE
IN
CITY AND COUNTY OF PRILADELTHIA.
Estate of ROBERT McMENAMlN,deoessed.
Tho auditor appointed by the_court to audit. settle,
and adjust the account of MATTHEW THOhIFBON
and APICRABALD H. GRAHAM, Executor. of the
teat Will and testament of Robert Mo enamio,
ceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the
hands of the itecouttant, will meet the miles lot the
tzport , ol; . 4 a p pointment, att, h it iriDAY. June 4.
2 booth FIFTH
Btrest, 10 the City of YhiledAphia. T. I. RARG jj,
myal-wfmst An. tor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF VIOLA DEL PRIA. '
Estate of Commodore DAVID CONNER. deommed..
The Auditor appointed be the Court to audit cattle.
and adjust the account of DUSAN DILLWYN CON
NOR. Executor' of said decedent, as hied by Samuel
Ernien Randolp_h,Adminietrator oum tentainento annex°
ot, said Susan Dillon) Conner. and to make distribution
of the holmium in the heads of the accountant. w i ll
the parties interested for the purpose e of his e int-
Went. .MONDAy, the fourth day of June. 1 ,at II
o'clock A.M
ot ., at his oleo,
No.-040 WALNUT Street,
mhiwma tPinladelp ieHN
N. THOMAS, Auditor.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON P.DEAS
DEL FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF pgrl4-
.PIEtIA.
in the ;rather of the Petition of Ineolvencg .
Cligelt!Se T. A. of MOrrter.
Nodes is 'hereby given that the subeariber has ee
l:died to the Vol:141g Cunneen Fleas oref Basldisoluare,
under the prof/ions of the if solvent laws of this Com
monwealth, wh oh said application will be hewn' bg the
coon of Common Pleas, at the court room
. of gout,
middle buitalne of the State House. Ylnledelphis, on
the 42d dal' of Jona, A. D. 1982, at 10 o•ologg A. M"
whe attend, ere all the oreditore of the undersigned
mayif they thine looter
4..AIAHL a F. A • ItIM ,, HIN,
myll-mwet" 1448 COLUMBIA Avenue.
T
YARD. B. E. Corner RROAD and CALLOWIDLL
DEANA ,
Banatlot WHITE ABII /LI , TAMA IN
QUA, and LEMIO/1
UQALS.
Priezl Vnevrxfxri, for family to n Ettgavi faaa pt
alien
lion.
EDWIN CLARK'S
EIGIILY IMPROVED
andnewly Pear Combined Orind r imid Bolting. or
CI N T FLOUR
Daily in operation at
No.lllg Rani el? m swr, rimow at
sax,
Thig unrivalled lour Mill, minding the complete
sanding sod bol nureacht4ol7, occupies a space of
onls g feet wide. eight feet hit{ and twenty-nine feet
long s man taring within tie small c i s t nyeari, at a
mingle operation, and wan but lit tle more new horse
ir ra gr a giairgro n tareh: • ace n g gitt of gifr
ducting dour minfiin quality to the best our madel P om
peen amount o wheat, by the bist erolont Flour
Milli in the Il sited States, or in urope. /to average
Late of grinding is two barrels o supenor flour per
new, oorepaet. complete, and celebrated flour
mill has been carefully ex i i iii muned by many of the meat
experienced millers in t country, and they unani
mously bestow upon 1/ the 'ghee; oommendatiorm3.and
have ran. their testirrals of its intrinem superion-
S 7 r iffien. irrinwpe nse rs, m y e'rehants, capitalists, speculn
tore,,and the WM° in general , are respectfully invited
to call and examine Ws laighly useful and jastly,cele
brats.] flour mill.
Inforrastion eongarrling the purchase of the Patent
Rights for Outten mid counties, and the mills, for every
portion of the United Mates, Great Britain, Prance,
eol rmaur,Rossia, and other Agrioulleral countries, wall
be given to all persons addressing their letters to
- EDWIN OLARKI Patentee.
No.MaRAOH.et., below Third, Philad'a.
ter For further information concerning this celebra
ted flour mill, please to road the 'allow handbill., de
saribics • • mg 1.
MRS.:3TILL'S
CRYSTALINELIQUID HAIR COLORER:
A preparation new to, the publio r but which has long
been in private use, for restoring Orley Bair torts natu
ral color, imparting to it a glom appearance, and ren
dering it soft and silky.
It is entirely different in its nature and effects: from
any article now in use for the same purpose, being
cleanly Paid. nearly ea clear ea writer, requiring no
washiur per ore ors uer its application. free from au/phur
or any other oldeetionable ingredient, and applied u
easily as an ordinary Hair Oil.
Can be had of the following persons:
" W. Z. Harbert' corner Juniper and Pine streets.
E. J Pennell, No. 2.6 North Eighth street.
Thomas Lancaster Spruce and Eighteenth streets.
Thom, Weaver, Vine and Eratiteenth streets.
Wan, B. hompson. Mt. Vernon and Seventeenth at's.
Edward Gaillard. Jr.. Arca. below Second Street.
E, B. Osmium Coates and Tenth streets.
George 0. Sower. Vine and Sixth streets.
A. H. Bowman, Spruce and Second ptreets.
- Charles Shivers. Spruce and Seventh streets:
lee R Keeney Aroh Itglat i reenth streets.
or sale wholesale and
A. TIT EM: Drupelet.
mys am' FIFTEENTH
FIFTEENTH and LOCUS Stre lphi ets,
ha.
p ISOHAITI P O R W lA S L S PORTS-
CHE atId P nit L stheIover ON& PI C CATORIALSTNTTSto
t w e finestassortment, and Rest quality, of TACKLE
ever offend La this oily.
*info' world-renowned Trout, lino'', and
Salmon Rods. sinsertotTrout, Hatilid VI Plies
seer extra Linserlo, Yirsitus, Carl e. win and
Hoot . Haskots, A and sat, Silk,
I and Hair, Grass, Ldnen. and Cotton Liam
Tobi-eze
atokes, ;
Jolies too
anger 'ILYIPP44
PROVISIONS.-2,300 ,pieces HAM
and Iliboaklers, - Olty Smoked. Also 50 bids elardoer,'
Pork,Co Buser -Cured Coverod Hams, sod ISO lble
for me by O. C. SADLER & Co..
rer9 ARCH Street, second door above Front,
A NEW AND WONDERFUL Dll3OO
- tor thp Cure of Rheumatism end Rout.
• EnLjE ARTHRITIC PILLS'
This megrolne is offered wittt the ntmoitoonfidenoe Of
its being e most effectual remedy for the above dis
ease' ever yet discovered. tfo danger need be Prole
heeded from Oa use by the most delicate: , Price HI
per box. Han be seal by mail, on enoloyug one postage
stamp and trios of rills. For sale by the sole agent,
• ALEX. J,_ll l /PER,
tio. 10 Routh FRO r Street,
feilt-sm• • hll
F°"EUROPE.—Having been app ointed
Agents for WM. WILLI/MI & CO.'s Tranien-
Witte Espies*. we are now prepared to receive •
FREIGHT, F.A.OKAGES,
For all parte of Europe end Aria,V_pripes unpreoe
dented to this oily. OAKMAPI & 00„
No. Booth Fl PTA etrei.r.
tjENNESPY BRANDY.-70 , casks, in
baud DiPefigegre°'
N 7 VAN HAAGEN to moxsorms asianigAT.ED
. . oarEc
BXataRA b s
rAE r brv lv i E 7
,
, . PALE.
BROWD__
FULLING TOILET, &o, •
Yotaale bi. the eoleote for the menuthotore_m_
'MAIN to MoKE e_eg ONE, U and *I 8. IVRARD.
'olTi a t i n ie tl4(7l4 n SEElY. PALM AND E
wtLA
fere-f
WHITE CASTILE. SOAP. "
.800 BOXES.
WilltaßteacitMOMlASlMO i tEntilf WOOS by
APID 70RNALX BY
' NOL T A I I Va N ii k BO I IIIII.WINEII.
-
CANDLES,
ualdir.
k..
t e teVirl il gitt or fa 0 times to gait an market.
! WA tenafirittlinintilrEd
Ada P
LEGAL.
VOAL.
1 - 111.1.11T7 A
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•
ItAttiltoA.l) LINE b.
TUE PENNSYLVIII4IA 0E N 1' ii, A t L
2 '' ' itottioßostti.
,
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logo MILES DOUBLE TRACE. •• '
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1860, firtflingw, 1860.1'
471.F.04/...tsw N ig A ufthiqo 7 . F .e,t ? a,.
iiiTT-M , TIII, 9 I I 467IP.NAORYITtatiIiti
r.
nneoting &Cot at-Pailadelphis•with Through Trainal
0.„„.t.„, New York,anC ail point. East, and in the '
ioti Id:30ot at Pittabr. c with:Througn Trains to , and
TOM all points in the West, Northweat, and Southwest,
—thlia _flintishing Isoilltra for 'the' AtakkeOrtation or
Paggengerstruisnrgaseed for npiSed and comfort, by anyi
gtit rr rilit te i
Preen and Fast L
o pesi run through to Pittsburg,
without ()hangout Gsrp Cotor Ant e rush Pas- ,
censer Trains , provided with - Imughridg s patent',
Brake—speed under
thetrains. safety of
Smoking Oars are a t tached to eac haln_l Woodnari
Illeepoig __Cars to Express -mutt Traitui. 'rho
ExPRESSA RUNS DAILY s Mail and Fast Linea. Sun 4
asps tifillrgive. Philail,elphia at 7soA. K. " I
MOO A. Pd.
flafiLirrinaindeaves " 10.45 P. M
• AY TRAINS LEAVE ASLFOLLOWS i i
,-Esnichurp Asoommodation via Columbia , IP. hi, I
P I , js n ell 'i tri r ' lig P. ff.
1 .Pest Chores ,'" :• • 433 P. M
West Chester- Passengers e trp oo tc4e T hfail, West
...
Pars l e t t r geirfritltT ' WillimnriZt. a ElZtt s ;ao6::
In, Niegera Fells, and intermediate points, leaving Phil
Putelphia 7.16 It . 11L and 2P. Mao directly throe h.
- Tiokets he obtained at tea °Mom, or the
Mimi York , &snort, or Bal
‘6°"*nitrallnarsa4ev
Omura I and icheta Eastward at any of the Important
Railroad °M in oss the West; also on board any of the
11 , nig, Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
AP . ,cre, always ars low, and time as mak, as by any
other Route.
For further informati apply at the Pangenger Ste
' tion, Southeast corner o f Eleventh
Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western aorouttions of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Ohlioaro. make t is the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAR AND THE
GREAT WEST- • '
The conneatlon, of Osoks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantages readily
appreciated by ShipPpers of Freight, end the Travel
lip Public. - Ma
. , ~
erohantiond Shippers entrusting the transportation
their Freight to this Company, can rely with con#-
denoe tiesort peedLtransit
Txtu RATES OF, FREIGHT to and from any point
I in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are or cis
times as favorable as arc charged by attar Railroad
I Coen ales.
I - frar Be nattionlaitomark packages " via Penna. Ball
! road.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direotiona, apply
I to, or address either of the following Meats of the Coka-
Pew : •
_, ,„-: D. A. PTMLIS,T, Pittsburg;
w.. 8. risme & Co., Zanesyille,o4 J. J. Johnston RipleY,
0.; K. Moßeilyadaysville, ti.i (IMO) , /P .. ropper,
Portsmouth, 4 :Padil, 0., enersonvil is, Indi
es's', H. W, , rosin & CO. , Cincinnati, 0,; Athern In .
n.Vilcutnatiaifi. Alrlidnebt ll l°Vg"
Evan.innd.; If, W. lira m , ik co., 17,iii ..• le.
er & istruis, kin.l 7p D. Mar
es; hasp . e, T c e r4Ra kliant,_ll7emphis, Tenn.;
,glarke rte., c, 0 .1 .4 3 :. igoonts, Alton,
a w * or*Freight Ag rag o at different points
EleMildZSabir s ., , P op hilad Nor p t l b p s h t i re a, e_,t
Baltimore.
Wiliam t
NBH ISt 1 9 : e t % i t% to
Li, i. 'bus' is, 4194 1 WreIstil l osistu it Phil i
I. HOC , Eton Prieot Agent, retie.
E. LEWIS, S, en I Supt Altoona. Pa.
1860. Mitanum 1860.
SPRING ARRANGEINT-NEW
AND p
DEL:PIRA AND TR hi ON RAILROAD c0..8
LINER PROlet PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
.YORK AND WAY PLAPES,
From Walmit-atreet Wharf,
Will leave as follows—vls:
rams,
At A 1 1 4, via Camden and Amber, C. &A. Acoom
.
.
At 8 A M, via Ogaden and jersey ..... (71.. J.) An
oommotiatiop.,- , 925
At M 9 A M
^ via Camdep and Japer Oity,./forning •
arl -
At 11 A ICl7by steamboi; via Taoopy apd tgreey 9 C9
City, Western Expre55........... 300
All PM, via Camden and Amboy, Acooduno
-1 35
At h APP,I7 7 4 11 A. Eb-
Mea. ..... • •• • • • •;•• ....... 444
At 4F M, Sgamboat via Tbsoriy and /enter -
City, Evening Express-. ~..• .... 641
At P p, bar Stobtribbat via Tapon, and Jersey
City. Class Ticket . 23
At 8 P , via Camden and Jersey City, Evening •
Mail.._ • • . .. 3 00
At 11 P Camden saltine, City, Southern
Mail-- --........-- 926
At PM. via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda- .
Don, {Freight and Passenger,)-Ist Clam Thlket. 95
2d
TheeP M Mall Line rune daily. The 11 FM, South
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville, Flemington.
&0., at 8A NI and 4 P At, from Walnut-street wharf. and
7.10 A M from Kensington.
?Cr Water Gap Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkeshatre,
Montrose, Great Send, Ao. at 6 A. M. from Walnii 1-
street Thad, mad 7.10 A. rot. from Kensington, via Dela
ware Lackivor'lma ari d Western R. It.
For Mount Hoar, rite arid 9 and 4.% P. M.
For Freehold, at 0 A. 61, a2'F. M. •
WAY L IES.
_For Bristol, Trenton. &G., at 2% and 4 F. M. from
walnut street wharf, 7.10 A. M. and 6% P. M. from-
Kensington.
ForPstrayra,_fliverton, Delano°, Beverly, Burling
ton. Florence. Sordentown, st 1218, Land 4SG P. M.
Steemboat Jos Heikki's, for 'Sprdentown and interme
diate Plums, 6.123‘ P.ll
adSmamboat Trenjon for Tilabnyj. at DI A. 111. and
Taiwn, Beverly, Burlington, bud singtoi at 4 P. M.
Fifty Pounds of BetigasP, onlY, allowe d each ?won
ger. Passenger! are prohibited frown rig anything as
misgase but their vrearing apparel. I baggage over
flay pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount be)ond 11100, ex
cept by special contrast. -
able WM. H. OATZMER, Agent.
ELMIRA ROUTE.—
PHILADBLITIA AND EL
MIRA RAIttOAD.
QUICIKe RPUTE tt Tamar, Catawissa, Ru
pert, Wilkes rro,_Soranton, Da mile. Milton, Hit
-114;1, Troy, Ralston, canto , Ejoura, Buffalo,
Zr Falls, Rochester, CleVeland, D etroi t Tiqediot
Chicago, ER.IIOIIIII, Milwaukee, and all points F orth fa
West.
Pamir:ger trains w.ll leave the new Depot of the Phi
ladelp rasp! Railroad, corner E ROAD and
CALL iarli 1: ,r,etp, (Passenger entrance on Cal
loshdl etreot,) daily (blunders eroepteru, for above
AY... . . A . M.
NiGivr 330 P. M.
The B.OOA. M. train connects at Rupert, for Wilkee
barre, Fi ft een, &rank.% and all stat ions on the
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD.
The above trains make direct connection at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie, Canandalsna
and Niagara Palls, arid Buffalo Railroads from all points
North and West, and the Canadaa.
Retlntse checked to Elmira, Buffalo, and Suspension
Bridge. and all intermediate Pointe.
Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and El
mira Railroad Line'sl mket 0115oe, northwest corner of
SIXTH and cur* U RI T E RI, an d d at irt,r
Iwoctritra. at
tß.Arg •
8S R
Leave the Phill i ap viand Re Jag Bops! ..V , R.44. aril
Celloz4ti /trim ; th rirt ,
.111 to moat be delivered before' 3 p. M. to insure
theirsilng thy save day.
For armor information riptly m a i t , Freight Depot,
THIRTEENTH end Oa_LLOW , or to
CHAR. 13. rAPPEN, General Mont,
Northwest corner SIXTH and WIEST:MT Streets,
apl2-U Philadelphia,
Ai PIiIIiADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN AND NORRIS
TOWMAROMMER.ARRANGSMENT.—
' On and air — MONDAY_,Blay_l4o.Blo,
FO OS/tMANTOWN.
Lel, Phi Laden a 6,7, 8,0, 10, 11, and 11 A. M.,
1,2, 8 ,4, 11, 6, 1136, 7, 8. 0, 1036, and 1136 P. M.
Lea it Germantown 8, 7 1 „70,j, IM, 0, 10, 11.22 A. M.,
11
1, ,It 4, 6 , 11, 6 5 6, 7 ' B oft 131110APD,
Leave Philadelphia 0.06 MUM. A. M., 11, 5,6, 7M, and
16M P.M.
and 939 Leave Germantown 8.10 min. A. 21., LW min., 4, FS,
P. M
OIEESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 0, 8,10,19 A. M., 2, 11,11, 8, 9,
and 1.01( P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill 7.10,_ 8,40, 9PO ILM A. AL,
1.40, 8.40, gio, SAO, and 1./0 P. 21.
CR SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.06 A. M,, and TM P. M.
Leave Mumma Hill 720 A. M., 12.60, 6.10, and 0.10
min, P. M.
FOR CONSROROCKEN AND NORItIBTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6.60. IR, 9.66. 11.08, mm., A. M.,
1.Q6, LW, 4)4,226, 620, and Welt
Lrnave Nor-A/town 8,1, 14. , /1 A. M., 114, 114 ,
and IX P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M. and 3 and 9 P. M.
Lease
rr" rONTAIXIA d itL r.
M.
Leave PhfladelpV9o, 71P, 9.04,11.94 A. 1.011, 0.09,
LC*, /34,1.68, 6 . 60, ' and 1W P. M.
Leave Manayunk OP, 8.80, MG and IL% A. M.. 2 ,
8.02, 11, IX, 8, and 9.1‘ P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M., 3. 8, and 8 P M.
Leave ManayunklX_A. MOM, ex. and 9.1.; P. M.
SMI'PH, General Boperintendeus,
nl9-tr DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
TO WEST CHESTER
POLPMA.AND INTERMEDIATE
1T8.. 1 P
Trams for West Chester leave Philadelphia from the
depot, aortheaat oorner of Eighteenth and Market
etreetr i at 7.30 and 10.30 A.M., sad at 3 and Ole P. M.
On Sundays at A. M. and 2 P.M.
Panniers foi Stations on, the Philadelphia and Bal•
tiniore
a g a ,e d ,n s till p. Ekst . irAd m till take the 7.30 and 1030
PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAIL
ROAD.—PASSE GaR TRAINS for POTTSVILLE,
READING and HARRISBURG,
MORNING LINE, DAlL,ttundera expep . cd.l
Leave New DApot, corner ot DIHDAD anu 0A LOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger en renew!
on Thirteenth end on Callowhill streets tat 8.(0 A. M.,
connecting at Harrisburg with the P.ENNBYI..VANIA
RAILROAD, 1 P. M. tratn Tannins to Ptttsburs ; the
CUMBERLAND VAJ,LEY 1.06 P. M. train running to
Chsanberabuia, &n. and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. M. train, running to Bun-
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave Now Dep9A, ooriei Of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Stream, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger entramme
on TMrteenth an d on Callowhill atreeta,) tor PO'PTS
1W L E.mad gle_ratlfißUß(l , , at Via P. M.. .f or DAILY
h.-, .1-44.. a. ~....... at a P. in,, DAILY, cannon, •
rt3711 , 10E8 VIA PHILIL ROA ADEL D PHIA AND READING
RA.
FROM PinhapaLente. Miles, •
To Pittenaville..,., is
Re.ding.....---.m} Philadelphia and Reading,
Lebanon.. .—. --AS and Lebanon Valley H.R.
A
tarriaburg............11 ,
aunt —. ...... ....1 1
tiler, ura,- . I I
Trevor rounotion., 1
Banbury., - ...• -168,
Aorthumberlartd......l7l'
Lewie burg .......178 1
Milton..
, . Mat1aY.,...........),....*
Willtatampart .......,.,Xll
i5eritayt1h0re....:,........210
Isgt H ave
I. ...-=.l '2l .
iny............, .. I _,ldi WiIIARISPOrt and Elmira
Elmira .. ~.. ' - - n:', Railroad.
The 8 e1a i . , 1 , .. M.,in:Ltheielle P. M. train oonneg daipi
4frigi ci , Nat/Aistirwr i" artitfm it i ; ll2ltxtlD - .
gingtog e o . N r e n i r e arg irt it ttt e gnea ta Niagara Falls.
Ilan? IN PHII.:ADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and
C LOWHILL Streeys.
, aplel-tf W.llll. Mat LB EN Pi EY • RealAtAr. e.
' ' SPRING ARRANGE
MENT.
PHILA ELPIIIA, WILMINGTON, AND DALT!
• - • MOT RALROAD,
On and after h ONDAY. April 63, 1880,
rAssENGER 'MAI S LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
B rg . 931Stuore . at 8.16 A. M., 12 6006 , M10N 6131 ,) and
For Chester at en A. 81., 12 noon, i. 14, 900, 7.00 and
1110 P.
WMi
For lmington at 8.111 A. M., 12, 1.15, 6.00. 7 00 and
11./0 P. M.
F ortyew Castle at e.wit. M., and 4.00 r. m.
or Middletown at 4.15 A. M., and 5.09 P. M.
F. liirftrtratifbf A. ka,ViSfoori,h.l,.,4.
or Bea ord at 8.15 A. M., and 4. 0 0 S. itt.
trot Laurel at 8.16 A. Pd.4and 5.00 P. M.
For Balishwy !ABM A,..M., and 5910. M.
TRAINS FOR ,PRILADELPRLA
Maya Baltimore at 420 A. M., CV:precis,/ 10.16 A. M.,
an 11.26 ,M. ~
Leave Wilmington staid. 8 ii, and MO A. M., I.te,
o.and 2.36 P. M. ' a
save flalisbuu at 620 A. M., and 400 P. M.
Leave Laurel atON A. lki , atuls2o P,.111.
Leave tLa o at 6.411 A. ~ and 4.00 P.R.
Ea;:.
t oveOr .11.74 A. A .
n virVile & Y. M.
Ve iddletown at 10., A. . and 7.06 P. 111
save mew Castle at 8.00,10.06 A. M., and 8.60 P. M.
ve Cheater at 7.410, 910, 12.04 A'. kt., 2.12, 3.87 and
9.111 P.1:1
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Rail
road at 1011 A. M.
TRAINS FOl BALTIMORE
Maya Cheater at 9.45A.m12.112 and 11,14 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 935 A. M.,1221 P. M., and lAA
. .
P.REIGHT TRAlN,with PASSENGER CAR attaohed,
. . , Will run as follows!:
' Leave Philadelphia for Perry ville and intermediate
IV MILPIII. • ,
, ver.Wileigukton
Lot Perryville and intermediate
i tA l v i r'll 4 lTmingt,e for Philadelphia and intermediate
planes at 6 P. M. r . ll
Leave Ravre-de-Ursim for Baltimore and I atermedi
mflaireeft:ftrntrirAlidrg:Ravre-da-Olrioe and intermedi
ate places at SNIP. M D .
. . ?
..1 I 114 11 •141 . .14..1T0M rni elplua to Baltimore.
44i at otill r. Mil from Be l t oo ts tUttiladeiptue.
' IL , EL N. President
_ .•
TAVA COFFEE.-I,OOCI_ pockets prime
,i fit a t r r aor by 441 KM IMAILArd 4 CO',
Wit,DISESDAY. MAY W. 11960.
alillaillti WEST "ESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD. , ~
, VIA MEDIA.
W
'YEARLY MEETI NG OP PROORESSIVE PR/EXIM
AT LONGWOOD, CHESTER CO.
A train will leave the depot, nor [beset corner ragialt•
teenth and Market Streets, on SUNDAY MO ING,
Jun. 3(41 880 . at 8 A , M., runningthrough to Longwood
atriums there ate Id A. M.
RETURNING. Will leave Longwood at 4.48 PI M., gr .
riVing lit Philadelphia at 8.30 P.M. -
r e t.one , going will please purchase their Tioki ( s
:Which may he had es above) a few days in advance. ',
Fare, the Bound Trip SI . 2S.
HENRY WOOD
General Superintendent. .
MitAPPINNORTE PENNSY4-
,Y.A.NIA RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
For . BET_RLEIIEm, DOYLESTOWN. EASTON.
MAUL H CHUNK, HAZLETON, ECKLPY, WHITE
RAVEN, WthKESBARRE, Re,
on and after MONDAY, May 28th. 1080Passeer
Trains will leave FRONT and WILL O W Amite. Pnghi
ladelphia, DAILY. (Bundle r excepted,) as follows:
M.
At 6.80 A. M. (Express . for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, ilkesbarre, Ru.
At 180 P. AL (Express), for Bethlehem, Easton' Mauch
Chunk. Re.
This train reaches Easton at 5.80 F. M., and inakie
close connection with New Jersey Central Exuma
Train for New York, Passengers by this tram Teeth
Manch Chunk the same evening.
At 8.40 A. M. and 420 P. M. ( Accommodation),For Doylestown.
At 2.30 A.M. and 6.80 P. M. ( Aimommodation ).
For Fort Washington.
The 680 A. M. Enemas Train makes close connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
the shortest and moat desirable route to Wilkesbarre,
and to all p_olnts in the Lehigh Coal Region,
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Bethlehem, (EXpresed at 'LISA. ht, and 5.22 P.
M.
Leave Doylestown (Accommodation ' ) at 680 A. M.
and 4 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation ' ) at 6.26 A.
M. and 2 le P. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 8 A. AL
.Pailadelphis, for Doylestown, at 8 P. M.
Doylestovrn for Philadelphia at 6.80 A Al.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at &Oil P.
Fare to Bethlehem, RIM. To Mauch Chunk, 52.60.
To Easton, 42150. To Doylestown 80 mints.
Through Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Of
fice(' at WILLOW Street, or SEEKS Street, in order
to seoure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (except runday Trains) connect
et Barks street with Fifth and Sixth streets and Second
and Third-street Passenger Railroads 20 minutes Mier
leaving Willow street.
my2B ELLIS CLARK, Agent:
jaw .. SIIMMEL I AgiRANG.-
ofiAruiE OF HOURS.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
tin and after MuNDAY. the 28th of May, Instant, the PASSENGER TRAINS of t e
tie
tam of slatting
r Hl e
LADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
CO/N[l . '4oy 1.71 1 lm as Follows:
GOING NOR H AAr WEST.
d,rains leave PH ILADELP IA for READING,
rESVILLE, ana HA FtRIS B KG at BA. M., 3.89 .p.
. and 6" P. M., (accommodation).
ETURN I N G.
Trams leave POTTSVILLE at 9 A. M. and 2 P. M....
and leave HARRIS URG atB A. AI. and MA P. M. +
i. Tile 4 Y. M. Aopononodation Train ripe to 'TRAD
ING nnlfr.
yil l ,t itY4 ll itiel A t 'i: .: BB ZfPG4IgErNROAEIN V Y4I I III I7 E Pi
11LLADE....P.1.., ay. th. on), Trains tuat N o On f rom
IV color of the Board of Manama.
IL
W, MoILRENNEY,
mylt-tJel Sooretarr
atig . PHILADELPHIA AND
' BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.--BUAIMER BOARDING.—Trams leave
tho depot of the West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad
Co . Eighteenth and Market streets, at 7:30 A.M. ands:o
r. m.
Leave Avondale 6:16 and 9 A. M., and 3:40 P. AL
Freights for this line received at No. 1816 Market St.
A daily line of stages to and from New London and Ox
ford connects with the 'AM A. 111. train from Philadel
phia, and the OA. M train from Avondale. The beau
tiful scenery and wit-known healthfulness of Delaware
and Chester counties offer superior inducements to
those looking for summer boarding. A. B. BURTON,
Philadelphia, May IL 1860, am" Superintendent.
laimpim DIOTIOE.,--011ESTER
VALLEY RAJ LROAI)._—_PAB
- TRAINS FOR DOWNINGIvwN AND IN
TERMEDIATE iSTATJODIS.--pn ap4...artar_l3th Mar,
MN • the 'Page sat' "VOSIaS lea Bow lIIHUF OII . , A
via ears frolh t a new l' eager Delta of tile 1 , 141-
.delphits. and RS , Hig_ghtlfoao COMbony, carpel of
BROAD and rawRILL Streets, (passenger xt
trances on
_Ca o .
MORNING for Downingtown, leaves at too
. 111 I
"' AFTERNOON TRAIN for Doiroingtowa. Mose at
i .
a FLY (Bandage excepted.)
ag , 2l4 ,o i ft e ,. := d 4 f in Marreigeni of the Philadelpils
apt W. H. McIrJOENNEY, Seaman'.
WEST
RAILROAD
rEIiNsII,I.I 7 ANLA RAILROAD. Leave
ELEVEISTFU and MARKET Streets,
Sandal) at 7,15 A. M., 12.80 P. 10., and
West Cheater at 8.45 A. M., ID IA A. Al.. a
• PITLADFJLPHIA AND
, o ripLuitotao.t.D. ;
RED' TlO4
On and after APRIL; Sd, Rah 6ommutetion.Tjokets,
with twenty-ca coupons, will be Issued, good for the
holder and any member of tue family oq anyramenger
flu% tn? a tit tu t n u y. , 11 , 1110.., They Wilt be_ codl by the
, of Re C0m9197 , Am SW /Smith
orvalkii tyre t, gfdigiti7 of tyenty-fiye get Cent.
frog' tbeyoxilar tarp. peril s rug to enJoy the
Bummer la Ils (3qurfy vill fi ti t o a very desirsible
route, the haylkill and Lebanon alleys being among
the most Imantsfirl an d healthy in the fitata, and acces
sible by four trainsom and to Philadelphia daily.
B. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
PIIILADIMPIIIA. March 26t1A. Mee. mhV-tf
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
_Proposals will be received at the Office of the
PENNeYLVAIR RtILROAhI_ COM P,ANy, until 3
o'ploplr P. M. y e hip DAY .lUNE .1;, for the con-
Ear Mien of the Malibu
/ In the rens apa abutments or
a ridge Over
,t 69 Sehuylkll,l y ver, near the United
Sta ea !MIMI. In the qtY of 411 adeiproa.
T le amount of mas nry will he about MOO cubic
yet* s, 4 large portion of which will rider water.
Proposals will slate the pripu per ea le yard, including
the furnishing 'of all materials, an the expenses of
barer - darns, pg. &befall o her items incidental to the
construction o . the masonry, except cement and lime,
which will be stratified by the Railroad Comp:tor.
Separate proposals will be received for the delivery at
the bridge of stone suitable for the above work.
. ISO, for the construction of the masonry, Including
the expenses of the foundations, the stone and cement
to he furnished by the Railroad Company.
Parties proposing may submit piens for founding the
piers and abatmerits d 'tiering, from the specifications.
Plane and specifications will be ready for inspection
on the 28th bud i at the Engineer's Office. West. Phils
dolphin, where all requisite information can be obtained.
Provosts will be addressed to
W. 11. WILSON.
m32.5-tje esi ten E ,moor Penna. R.
oFFpapl va? „l :rn u Artiff . n yN pAts,Ev_
1.9,1 k " a/ M P ' Y - 1 4 111P4TISIMUTA.
~ t llowe ereby Alyea that an elcotion for President,
nine Manners. God Treasurer of Germantown Pusan
ger Railway Company, will be hold at, the office of the
Company, SIXTH and DIAMOI , III Streets, on SATUR
DA Y. June St, IMO, between the hours of tan A. M. and
t wo Whi. SiNGRLY,
myle•tle2 Be E eretary.
gIiFFIOE OF CIIIJYLKILI., NAVIGA
N—r T lON COMPANY. MAY 10th, 1860.—From and
actor July 16th, 1860, and until September tat. 1860. the
charged for the use of Cara, d for Toll and Trans
portation on Anthracite Coaloarried to Yhtladelphta,
y way of the Saul hall Navigation. will be inereased
Fifteen Cents per Ton on the rates fixed Marsh nth,
MO; and nn the Ist of September, IMO, a further m
eanie of Ftheon Conte Pal; Ton wilt 'be made on said
charges, and Bo continue until the close or navi ga tion .
By ordelkot the Managers, , F. FRALEY,
myll 8m President.
DROPOSALS FOR BITUMINOUS
COALS.—nealedproposals will be received at the
office of the PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS, No, ,1.0
&nth SEVENTH Street, until noon of Fit !DAY. June
1860, for any part or the whole of fifty thousand tone
of Bituminous Coals, cuitable for th e manufacture of
One, to be delivered at the Gas Works, on the Schuylkill
river, m such monthly quantities as may be specified in
the contract. The first deliveries to commence in the
month of July next.
The Coals must be fresh, clean, and dry, and of equali
ty to be approved by the engine, r. The proposals must
state the particular variety of Coal it is intended to fur
nish. and it of a kind not before used at these works,
samplee of not lase than fifty tons for trial will he re
attired previous to the time of opening the proposal.
The crows ton of 2,240 pontos will be considered es the
weight intended the eropotiala. tinkers wham - ire ex
pressly stated, and if ithe ferret, to deliver by mea
sure, the struck bushel of 2,yge outdo incheswilt be need.
In ease of failure tpsleliver ha Coal am:lording to agree
ment. the trueteee of the Gas Works reserve the right
t o purchase wherever they may deem beet, an-I charge
to the contractors any loss or damage consequent on
such failure. .
The payments will be made in two equal instalments,
at four and six months after the spawned periods of de
livery, the lath of each month to be taken as the ave
rage of the monthly deliveries; or, at the option of the
trustees, payments will be made in cash, with interest
deducted.
Should the contractors prefer to deliver the Coal ear
lier than required, it may he received, if convenient to
storm_ but payments will be made to date from the time
speeified.
Satisfactory security for the fulfilment of the contract
will be required. JOHN C. CRESSON,
Engineer Plidadelkhis Gaa Works.
May 2, 1860. nvi-tieB
4 - IFFICE OF THE P
‘-'"
BEADING RAILRO
YR'
MA tares eti frerig.ht and
tai3 COMPI/Ty 101 bs as
tit further noSICI
To Riehmond.---
Philiulolphia
Inclined Plane-. --
Plieetown....
Germantown R. 11.77-.
Falls of BObtlYl9lll •
Manayunk........-....
Egbert's... .
Conshohocken.........
aweda Purnitoe........
Rambo's. . . ... .-
Norrist'n or Bridgeport
Port Kennedy.......... 1
Valley ... 1.
Fluent Irvine
Royer's F0rd......--• It
Arnmluto.
Pottstown ........-- Sit
Douglassville-- -.. 91
Afonocaoy
Birdsboro. —.... 95
Reading ........_ 81
Tun--. ST
Leesport... 78
75
&VI ir b r i g ir g and Aubur - d 7 61
After July 11th to Benham bar le
to Richmond will he raised 15 dl
after fsepumber lid, an addi nom
per ton.
By order of the
Northern Central
Railroad.
Sunbury and Erie IL R
•
SP:OEL AND,
• A TTORNRY AT LAW, C • wroN, KY.
IR - Special attention paid to the collection of claims
in Trigg, Calloway, Marshall, Lyn,, Caldwell, and
Christian counties.
Refe Court.n. IL C. Burnett, M. C.; Dabney3 Stiles,
Judge of /Appeal.; Sion. J. C. . Cireit
Judge, Ilopkinaville, N V. inl23 Nt
BURGESS' TROUT, 13 ASS, AND SAL.
MON RODS.—PHILIP WII,BON. & CO., 452
CHESTNUT Btroot, haring t a ken tte Sole Agonoy of
my celebrated Trout, BOAR, 14611.
kq., .
will supply my Irmutla and the trade. at the lowent
nom
*.. 11(1-Sin r. St ISGFRA.
FUUUET (V. SUNS
1111PtlaTEA8 OF No. 2168outh Ie i Ic I YRA,M ARa '
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable 01
OARS, 'which they over at, low rates foa cash or ap
nyorlit fr 41111;
WORK'S ODUMETAR BAND COM
PANY„Hartford, Conn , manufacture WORK'S
PATENT ODOM IbThIL CARRIAGE BANDS, which
aye da,able, cheap and efficient, neasuring with inter
mit aeouracy any distance passed over by the vehicle
to which they are attached. hese extra finished Bands
cost but a trifle more than interior benne without the
Odometer.
P. 0,--13ood, reliable Agents Wanted in all carts of the
country. Please send for circulars. myet•Sm
m.A.OHNItBL.-343 Bbis. Nos. J., 2, and 3
Mackerel, In whole, halves, Ounrtani, and eighths,
for axle by 0 NA ~
my 9 ARCH Strpint..ll(lllfi dom. above. Preibt.
STEWART'S PAISLEY MALT -1u Pun
ohooni of this WHfSKEY junA reonived End for
sale In bond by OKOHOIS WHITELEY.
m712-2n 134 SOU Pli FRONT Street
IPROVISIONS.—IIams, Sides, and Shoul
A. dem, of various Wanda; also, Mem Pork. Mess
Beef, and Smoked Beef, for ado by 0,0, g&DJAIR &
, 1).. A TRIM Street. eernn Anor oihnra Vront
I BMA Prime Halifax and Eastport
Ironing, WO boxed Basted Renton 200
blde Waite Fish. In "foregather sale_ jb
- , ,
,181114.10tiViliiPbC°..
RAILROAD LLNRS.
OfIESTER
TRAINS OA
Depot, comer
dell! (6 1 106;4
4 ncrild P. M.
NOTICES.
'IIILADELPHIA AND
AD COMPANY.
La DELPH IA Alarolt 11,
oils an cool transported by
follows from Marek 19 101.
NAILYINIit. Zig lWO._
" A little. bat pita* lb Oa Pans:,
PRANKLIN: SAVINWIT/ND, No.
236 Booth Potnels Shrine, bettcleall Obeid
nirt and Walnut, Philadelphia, pen W Deposita
on demand.
Depositor,' money neared-tiy Goverment,
tid te. and City Loans , Ormand Rents, Xort
mgee,• , • , • .
This company dee= Needybe t tt, than huge
profits, eorumeuently.will run no with depo,
adore' money, but have Mal times ready to
return, with 5 nor cent: interest. to the owner, ea
they have Janda done. ,This Company never
atuipended;„ ,
r emaies, roarrie.'or% tingle,;and •jittaiti, din
wi t h them own y fight, d Otter Merida Ma
be withdrawn ottLy the or enneent. .
gilPartor_perpeturd. inaorpormad Py.the Brats
onneylvara a. with authority tq Melva Money
r' lA ln it r b u g e rgp n VAL ' Vrit s
Office open doily; Iron 9to o'clock, sod On
WedneddaP evening mall o'oldokr
T.TREarofts.
Jacob B, Ehannen, Gems CadteralWer,
ohn Shin Aler Gear(' Russell,
&luta W. YetWara T. Hyatt,
emote icrumb aar, Rpurr Delany . ,
Nicholas Rittenhouse, Nathan. amid's/.
Joe. R. Batterthwaite,_ Jones Yentas,
Joseo w. pp_ _Li Wow.
JACOB B. BRANNON, President.
CYRUS IJADWALLADEZ, T 116111170/.
31)23-/
" A Dollar laved is twice earned."
AlirlNCi FUND-PIPE PER CENT IN
TEREST.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALNUT Street, sinithwest eornerof THIRD,
Philadelphia. Inoorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania.
Money isresolved in any ram, large or small, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of 'with
drawal.
The °fano is open every day from, pimp o'olookin the
morning WI five o'olook In the evonoig. and on Monday
and Thursd evenis till eight o'cdook.
ROBERTRY L. BENNER, President.
SELPRIDOE. Viee President
WILLIAM J. Rasp, Secretary.
DIENCYonit
Hon. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barr,
Robert HeMidge, Frauois_j,ee,
Samuel K. Ashton, Joseph Yates,
0. Landreth Manna,, James; .G. Stephenson.
Money us received end payment. made doily,
The .investments are made, in Conformity with the
provisions of the Charter, in Real Estate RiortiMes,
round Rents, and pooh first-class securities t
p will al
ways insure perfect security to the doe tore, and
whioh cannot fall to give Pernottlenci an m • mut' to
this institution. and
RAVING FUND-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Street.
Large and mall MIMI received, and
_paid back on de
mand without notion, with FIVE FBA OENT. INTE
REST from the day of deposit to tba day of with.
draws!.
Office hours. from until 4 nolook every day, and on
ItIONDAY EVENINGS from 7 until o'clock.
DRAFTS for wale on England, Ireland, and Scotland,
from El uriWarde.
President—STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD.
Treasurer—SAMEB R. HUNTER.
.PINY PIM Actuary,
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SPRING TRADE.
SPEED A ECONOMY AND SAFETY
THE ADAMS EX.FRESS COMPANY, CREBT.NUT STREET,
Respectfully give native that the are prepared. wi th
ineremed faoalittes_, for the lore•ardinit
SPAING PiIitt3HASES,
13F
Q Vlre gatliViiirirsBratiwier.
REONIPTS Gwen,
With rates inserted to destination, which we guaran
tee will bees low as those of any other responsible Ex
press Company.
The despatch with which' s,* ypt all descriptions of
merchandise through to Pitard's, Cincinnati, Cram.
bun, Cleveland. Chicago, Lexington, Louisville. St.
Louis, Naahville ' and all other Cities and Towns in the
West, cannot be excelled by any other Company.
Also, by our Southern Express, which has lately been
established OM the g i tenj nue of twin:mpg, via:
Grenct Junotion 444 .41$011 i P Central. through to
tirleohe. to Dal more, Wes melon, Alexandria,
Lynchburg. Bnotol, nonville, Chattanooga, Noehville,
ItantThlle, Memphis, Grand J unouoq, Canton... Jackson,
Vinkebuig., and New Orleart r and ail other cities and
towns In the South and Bout west.
Exptessea lseve tor the tit and South from onr
Opt LID CHESTNUT Street, daily, at 7 A. AL and at
For •
For New York, at IL p, and U A. M. and 6 and 11P.M.,
daily (Sundays excepted h Steamship_Fannies, for
Charleston and Savannah, close at our °Mae at 7 P.M,
on the days before muting.
Our Wagons will gall }or goods in any part of the city
within the following limits. Delaware and &Malkin
rivers, and Coates and South streets, provided notice be
left* our °Moe berme five o'clock P. M. Merohants
hanging out the Call Cards of the Adams Express Coin.
pan?, may depend noon our drivers swing strict atten
twit to the same. A D AMSiasiesse likely to the
EXPRESS COmrANY,
Feb.lo,lBoo. 110- 1 / 1 1 Joni" Downs*, Bnp't
MEDICINAL.
nAK ORCIIARD ACM SPRINGS.
"1-4 1 These Springs are situated in the valley of the
Oak Orchard Creek, in the town of Alabama. Genesee
cm, N. Y. eight nineteenth of the village of Andrea, on
the Erie Canal, and fourteen males from Batavia.
Or" The prim:evil Acid Springs are three inpamber
brides these theregire sig etkers. They are ail located
within a mend of "bont v rods. he medicinal
qualttlee o i qhe 'waters are fully ahown in the euldoined
testimoni The Gerstein a very large amount of But.
Sulphuricla, Sulphate qf „Gime mid from-
Sulphate IV The great nsetheinal virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very largely' upon the pre
sence, in snob unusual quantities, of these curative
substances.
. .
Hundreds <losses dams., especially those -result
ng frorn the sorofulous diathesis, hove been owed by
heir use.
to akin diteejea—even in confirmed term—the
watere have been inanally Aueoessfyl.
Opinions of mediae' and seirintlBc gentlemen are given
in the circulars. The 011orinir eminent centlelnen
*peak in tovegtergui of the medicinal vaine of_rtimie.
Iratani : Trig. Emblems. 1. homern kteek, or.
Albany ;Meleacaliton, M. U. AlnanY I e...e2arer!
Scrilleri M. Du of NeW Yetrk ; Dy. utraywornpi
field. maw. • ur..l. 8. Shelter, or Lockport, y. They
recommencetho velem eneed
Syrnit /BATS to
Ca years' standing.
w ."
of c4"4" 14
1"4" of se v e r al
kis
which to o t cored y the Slid of th e wafer. Dr. Beo •
am satisfied that these waters are highly valuaile es
medicinal sonde." Dr. Campbell says." Trey mu be
hig h ly beneficial for all chrome diseases of the stomach
and bowels
lir. 8. P. White read a paper on the subjeot of these
Waters before the it pademy of Physicians. in tip city
of rfew York, In whims he states that tjm Waters pos
sess decidedly tonic, refrigerant, and astringent proper
ties; and that the ohms of diseases to which they are
more particularly adapted. are chrome affections of the
directive and urinary organs, and some of the cutane
ous diseases; chronic dyspepsia ; chronic diarrhma ;
chronic dysentery; ehrease diuresis; chronic cystitis;
diabetes • cases of elusive hemorrhage, sue as Perug
ia hem or'rhogesa l and the colimpattye ewers of gleam
Fever, The Wa er Mar also ' ye Plied pip With ad
vantage. he stay ir oases or lose typltedd fevers; in
COlirtatttefteefrOta tPtraefect level's. to excite the ap-
Sotilo ni-( 1 P/PlIknits creation tto diarrhasaa.matieuisrlY
such as are deperdent on a relaxed or ulcerated state
of the telmous membrane of the Intestines.. In eaten
long atle,tiong, or rithiaris, attended with phosphatic
seditneata, it is the suitable remedy. being preferable to
muriatio acid as ;ping more solvent and less ripe by
emitinued see to disorder the stomach. in febrile dis
eases. it can he used properly diluted, aa a refrigerant
to diminish thirst and preternatural heat , In Chia dis
eases—in those forms of dyspepsia permeated WWI an
alkaline oondition of the stomach, am Pyrosis, or wa
ter-brach, teWill prove better than hydroohlerva acid.
In casino(' Colieapietoition, and other injurious con
eminences arising from the notion of lead, this water
will prove to be an admirable antidote. In chronic
Pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mimesis catarrh, and
humid asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulcerated 'sore thrOVS, to cased of sali
vation, and in lestcorrAect and rkst and also InPass.
When talon interrintly, a wine-glassful of the fiWater,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sidleient for an
.
•
Other testimonials from physicians, and ~ t hey re
spectable individuals, may be seen on application to
the A gent.
Peelers supplied on liberal terms.
No Water genuine unless proetdedram
w. gos - rwiex.
Sete Agent,
No. 574 BROADWAY,
New York.
1:11111=E1
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally supplanted all - other
Ointments and healing applications in both the
Eastern 6114 Western gerAlfrphelt¢s9wheryelr mgro
duead ; end its ostrinsie most la l tkp true asoret of its
suoome in all Clll4llllOlll aff (aims . whether the cause
be ascsdost or distos.
BUYNB apt SCA-bilfl
lire Instantly. relieved of L.! their eximush, pain and
inflammation, by is timely application of this mar
tial:oas Ael/Orl ii illd the flesh Is renewed as if by a
°hann Vitl Pfc "71. 1 1,7 P. PITA l iaiBERy.
Children are reepent M sufferer" from external in
juries, especially from Shod and CampOws En
plosions—therefore every A mother should have this
healing preparation con- eta:Ali on hand. T &l il heas
sla VW tilt s hi an , s d e 4 :ll ) ro d a Y - ° ,llii i rz e t, th lTi 1' o r
..To TRAVELLERS SEA AND'LAND.
The Maohiniat, the Tra- 0 ve er,aud every other In
dividual whose lot in life ..... throws. hint within the
chance of accident from e_; e.splerso - 4, fire, or cotil
lion, should bear in_ mind ,_"1 that this Magic Extractor
is his best and only friend. XI It is both , portable and
oheap, and should ever be m his eompanton, as a friend
in need . There are thou- r., sands of living witnesser
to testitt to its marvellous iii virtue, who owe their
sound I mho and outsets,' to its saving effieullOY.
The followiq , are a few of the IstidosidissesiisAr
which DAM ( &RAW, CAL rAIN EXTRACT-
lift le a FRB ENTIVE A as wallas CURE:
Bums, . Prltll
rise, Sorer tali kinds,
Bruises, SAC intzdt.
Boils, frost pos. SOnsfu ,
Broken fiseestt. as ever ores, Scurvy,
Pa t n e L ( ll liiPtil . Mall Boalda,
tiler Diu- Sourl
Cracked Lips, eases, 811141 Bead.
Chapped Hands, Mercunal Sores, Syr ns,
Chilblains, rains generally, Bondi PDX,
Cramp, Pimples, Tumors,
Contracted Cords, Plleat Tatter,
Chafes. ton, Gloms,
Diseases of the henmatism. Venereal Sorel,
Skin, hes. &o.
Sold at the principal Depots, 14 Broadway, New York,
and NI and L5l Chartres street, New Orleane, by J.
WRIGHT & CO., General Agent. It can also be ob
tained of ell respectable Drug i tists and Merchants
throughout the United States an Canada.
T. W. D OTT & SONS.
Ma North SECOND Street,
fel? Wholesale Agents for Pennsylvania.
ELI!dBULD'S EXTRACT EUVIIC,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELIVIBOLD'S EXTRACT DO/1
TH VI E GREAT DIURETIC
REI.MBOLDI3 EXTRACT BUCH,
TsiE GR U AT DIURETIC.
DELhIBOLDI3 EXTRACT
'PH U EGREAT DIURETIC.
the
And a Positive and Speolho Remedy Coy Diseases o
Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, • Dropey,
°resale Weakness.
This Medioine Increases the petrel' or Digestion, and
exettee the ABSORBENTS into healthy action, by
which the WATERY OR OALOAREOUB depositions,
and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS are re
dime,. as well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and
is good for
MEN, WOMEN OR cniqntErc
Depe th TENTII Street,
Selol t CHESTNUT Street,Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
AND U PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "or THEIR owN" and
" OTHERP•ARTICLES ON MIX REPUTATION ATTAINED ST
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
mhll4-1T
AROMATIC DION:STEVE CORDIAL.
This excellent and agreeable preparation moue of
the best means of improving the appetite, promoting
digestion, and giv ing strength and tone to tee stomaoh,
which has yet been offered to the yubllo, It is an ai d
German receipt, and has been in use for many years in
the lamllies of the manuf mumps. where it hoe proved
an invaluable remedy forDYSPEPSIA. tiEARTHURN.
PLATULkNOE, andls,'rAlllPS IN P. E STOMACH,
modes from Cold or Miligestion. All persons having
the least oedema, to Indisestion,should never be with
out it as a small wineslassful, taken after meals, will
exclude all possibility of contraoting the DYSPEPSIA.
It is compounded of 6 teen ingredients, BITTERS and
ARO MAPICS, an 4 only Deems to be melee to be ap
proved and appreciated. It is a pleasant beverage. arid
flay be nerd With okay. pleasure. and adVautac.e, by
invalids, and by those in health To be had at all lead
ng Druggists, put up in quart-boffins, piton one dpitacr,
Manufactured and for sale by
3. N. KLINE CO.
my 1711 mo 116 WALNUT Street.
DIVIDENDS
CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PHIL.% . May 1, I 8 O.
The Direotors have THIS DAY declared a Midden.
f THREE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, clear o
tate Tax, and payable on demand,.
nnyl-tf J. VV. TORREY, Cashier.
MACHINERY, AND IRON.
lumen v. amnion, I. VAUGUIAM MIRRIOIt
WILLIAM R. MMARICI. -
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY L
- NETS AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
PRILADILPHIA. '
NETeItIOB a BON%
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, .
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Stoam ErigilMlA
fa Land , River , and Marine service.
Here, Gasometers , Taaa, Iron Boats, /to.; Onatingi
of all kinds, ei t her Iron or Bra.
Iron Frame note for eas Work', Work Shope, R&D.
road Stationer o. ,
Retortattun Gag 'hlaohlnery of the latest and most lin
proved aottatruotipn.
847 flat %V ale filrirVi n u n i Tggfh e lgg u ill h 4 l
Tralue, - Deseoatonk.Plitere, Pumolat e Ettree, &o. .
Sole Agent. ior N. Elliman a rant agar 801111'
Apperatue , Nasaarth'e_Patent Steam Hamster:
Aartn4it Woke?. Patent Gentorugaiaggaz Dratig
to; N. •
~ , - , ' - • • ' ' *Ol ~
.11 1 ,DN,
WURNTIVILIIT FAlf Oa, .
.L. - • _ 2`•, ,,,, , , • Ill* . RI ASTAllisilL .. _
iThosuiti a lli t , ....
aya . l . a , .wm a d i r o u T ittli
linvff,"YThe r - i
' • Os Map ' mint. • .
Id - DR .144 at 10 o'clock. cal 8 losatas , oredit. . .
218) 0-4 extra. rich Pans snstsd ponies Cashman sous
aeppuu Shawls.
14-c Paris broils *der CiSluserd and menSo
.Eleinithe . e . ntire balance of the rorincnalortatiog.l
PAPAS BLACK LACE — POINTS W , MANTLE.% AND
HAL&
For City Retail Trade S —Balsam of the ImPortatiutb
On Friday Abrams. •
June lit, at 20 o'clock. •
10 lots.og Paris guipure lace point,,
PMIIII Mention iimate..
piteoher Mae amnia.
guipure and stenoon lace mantles.
Very enserior quality and desirable ieyles i the entire
balance of the impertAbod•
EXTRA QUALITY BLACI GPM DE RHINE
DMIXERPI, RICSL TRIMMED.
For Rafael ads.
O MOMIng,
eOO extra qualify blast gros Rhine dusters, richly
trimmed.
. . . _
WHITE AILIUSEILLES QUILTS.
For City Trade.
4 annex 10-4, 11-4, and 13 4 London white Mnrseillei
WHITE CHECK MUHLINS.
eV pieces large arid mail cheek =Wins.
SALE OF FRENCH GOOD&
riths,' MorIIME.
Juno 1, at 10 o'cl ocko n d 6
months oredit—
MO lota of fancy and staple French dry goods.
B• MOTT, Jr., AIIOTIONEIR, No.' 461
Jaye, OHRSTN trr wroymr. morns - it" th• Casten
flaw. bstween FOUITAand 'writ saws.
'BALE OF EMBRMDERIER, BONNET AND TAM
MING 'RIBBOM, Fatition FLOWYJW, LAOS
GOODS. &c., fto.
By catalogue, on • credit—
Mug Mortung.•
May 30 oonamenclua at 10 o'clock 'precisely, embrac
ing an asaortment
In of choirs* new goods, bf styles and
;milicluded will tias muted
be to present city retail sales.
found—
.
Eld BROIDERIES.
A line of richly embroidered jaconet and cambric col
lan and sets, or now and Mesita dealer's, just landed,
for best oil" sales L Infante sal WT.:dared Inconel waist'
and robes, bande,_fionnterisedsippl insord m ,
BO NET
carton' flub luring oti esBBONS.
posit do mote, bromide,
plain, and "Wee bonnet ribbons.
.FRENO4 FLOWERS.
A 1,6,11110 ca ft an rich, high east to mediurn, Paris art):
finial Bowery.. .
SUN UMBWRI4aft &ND PARASOLS.
Also, a line of ladies' fancy and - Vein sun umbrellas,
bra:taus and plain earesols, ho., &c.
Also, cases super a-eteh gingham umbrellas. - •
T IMMth +.
Also, rich styles of ladies'. Amoy dress trimmings , all
silk velvet ribbons, hated (Timmins*, /cc., ke.
110 81f 1 IS
100 dozen of superior make atestaaring trail skirt,
adapted to finest oleos mt. retaiLssies.
JEWFLRY.
ot S..l7mi t Tr e rr oi roem= of sale, the balance of a stook
nn 41111 1 03 1 430D5 . ,.
Alec, n n line of medium t ap very une White cambric,
Jeconet, ad Swiss muslin, te cheeks, stripe, Swim,
enamelled, ko ke.
116 ,- Catalogues and samples ready on the morldat 9f
sale.
BALE OF THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENTES
OF A TRUNKMAKiN.
On Thursday Mornins.
May Slat, en the premises, 534 MARKET Street.
two doers below OlXtit street, commencing &ell o'clock.
Consisting of, via: superior sole leather. must
striped, box swell, straight folio '
ladies' black brass
band and russet brass band trunks valises, carpet bags.
&a., &a.
MATERIALS AND FIXTURES.
Also. a quantity of materials sod tmlnished 1 , 04 r
tOOk•ixtunes. ko , ko,
V' Open for examination early on' the morning of
PHILIP FORD & 00 , ALTOTIONEIERS,
. 1 1. No. 530 MARI= Street, and 621 MINOR
Street.
SAM; 04 ( ROOTS 300133. LEANNE& LININGS,
AN t 8 rRAWOOODS. -
OnThursday Mormons. -
May 31, at 10 o'olookbs sold by oatia
logne, on 4 months ortelit, 1, cases open's , boy's.
sue youths tip , call, and grains boots , brogans, ox
ford ties Congress gaiters, to ; women's, mimes'. and
children's mgr. kip, goat, and morrooco being and shoes,
kid slippers, &a.
Also. so doz. kid and goat skins, 2:0 doz. white linings,
93 don. 000bineal Wags.
STRAW GOODS.
On Thursday Afternoon,
At 1 o'clock precisely, amen mom goods, consist
ing of ladies and mimesnodal and split straw, Coburg
and pearl bonnets, Sate, bloomers. &o.; 50 cams men ' s
palm leaf and Canton braid, Panama, and trimmed
Layikorn ham.
•,w . Catalogue early on morning of sale.
19111PPING.
FOR TER 80IITR—ORARLF2-
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP&
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Mejavy ?opts az an &vett c ro d'inpourn per smut. Lay
low New ior Steamahlp ,
OR CRARL N,' S. C.
The U. S. Mail Steamship S TONY STATE, Cap
tain Charles P. hiandintan, will sail on Wednesday.
June 6, atlo A.M.
Tnroush ut aloft howp—olly Mioisre at tea.
POS SA.VANNAII,OA.
The U. S. Mail LitaanueMp STATE 01? GEORGIA,
Claptidu John J. Germ, will sail on ThurwitY, Mae
31, at la A.M.
,
!thralls / 4 SS to 1111 honve—only 4$ Emirs at Sty,
Alir Sal days ea tinged from every &dupe, to every
five days. oecti feCiellred• and WM of Ladins maned
every (1%.
d .
STV4PEPAIR sad first l i frAT l NF &ROLA now - ran as
every tan nays, thee Sensing ae-day Domani
lunation math Charleston an Savann ah. and the South
e l i ttrarithliKon a v kll lo l7. these Salm Me
prilimputm ant k ai it h ndlroade. to.,
0
Freickt end Lowrance ore a land frOwortiot or t yda
'blood Soptli will be found to he lower by tame Le
than by sailing vessels, the premium Lanus one- me
rate. .
N. N. R.—lnanranoe on all Railroad Freight hv entirely
rutgeoessary, farther than Charleston or gawmnsA i the
Railroad Commies taking all nits from these pasts.
GREAT REMOTION IN PARE.
Fero by this rout° 211 to 10 per p e ht. elosper then b) ,
the inland Route, se will hp nem bp the following sche
dule. Through GODS/ 'fromYhlladevia Chariest
ton and B,tvauush afeerhatijps, INCL ING NEALE on
the whble route, except from Charleston And Bowan
nail to Montgoinery
• Man) INLOt.
To Charleston...—. file 00 Charleston
Savannah.— NOO &anneals --. alOO
Anginas— -- a 1
east& 00
Macon— .........-..... 76
Gus li n 2
N Of
—ton omety—_. f 0 oi ontgoniery_ INO of
ob e. OO bite— 110
New Or l e ans,.: . Tt. New Orteaii....—.• al ta
No Inds of hiding — mud after the stop tura 'sued.
wilb.alfartatittiirtel=eoMlT on
b°644 ' ll"m r 4
' SOSieet cOrlatittiUlaq
OhAssn n 41100 3 , Ot; le 11. 11). Wavaansh. 111411.. L. i
-
Fur Florida from Charleston, steamer Carolina every
ay For Florida from Savannah. steamers St. Mary's and
Bt. John's every Tuesday and Saturday.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
_ AMERICAN ROYAL MAILMAILSTEAK-
'YON NNW 7011110 LIVISPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paesege. .
Second Oat& Paistate. 71
110/11 DODSON r 0 L(YSHydOL,
Chief Cabin Faunae— —..........—.01111
Second Cabin Passage ~.,._.. ..• , PO •
The ships from New York gally k t a .4 Narbor.
.The ships from Beaton nail at IL ax and Cork Ear
-ITRBIA, kiss, r A,DA, Capt. Lan.
AS I 11! • nee A RICA, Capt. Miler,
AF CA , Lo tt ,
BU A RP A A, b C ept. t. M.
BC , (sow bniWing.)
These vessels ow/ s mbar white light at we:head;
green on starboard 101 F; LOO on port boy.
EUROPA. Moodie. leave Boston,_Wednesday, May 30.
PERSIA, Jenkins, " Rork, Wednesday, June 6.
ARABIA, Stoup, " to Wednesday, June IS.
AFB (CA, iliglaugon ork, Wednesday. June Ti.
N A• ' t oe. , Wednesday , June V.
48 i Lda,' " . York, Wednesday . July 4.
6•U A. " tun. Wednesday, J
ul y
PBRSIA. Judkitui. " ork, Wednesday, JllB.
ARABIA, those. " J3egton. Wednesday, July 25.
Berths not secured until pa n id sod.
• IRe e g ° 477ll.e u" Vfp:,4l " noi be accountable fo
Gold, Silver i . &ewe, Jewelry, Precious stones;
or Metal, mile= bilis of lading are smug' the and
the value . thereof therein expressed. For lull or
pe w ge seew to Gv_rtAß
myt-sfratt I SMIRK Green. nimv4q.t.
EDUCA.TIO - rbia..
pNGLISICAND CLASSIOAL BOARD.
ING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
MT. JOY, Lanoaater county. Pa.
E. L. MOORE. Principal.
The location is. in every respect, every desirable one.
Course or instruction ample and thoroush. Pupils ad
mitted at any time. For particulars send fore carte
tar. my 4•
MRS. FREDERICK BMUS, OF BOS
TON. intends 9,pettiu 4 itogOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES in V I T O , toMiltenoing in t iter e mber pent.
UM: 1 1:1 441 11. atol7itileettriglAitOt t h e
Holy Trilnity.
Oisoulms, wits full nfigtioulent, may be oblidad t tri r.
F. R. Hodges, 701 VINE street.
A MERIOAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE is i
At AL reliable medium through which Bohoola arm Vaud
lies may ottaan =rent teacher& irk may ob.
tam; yratanously, tzt ormatio azt my of the bey
Ethoolz 8 IThM B. 00.1
`WAY Plow uk Or
nit-tt OP t i tan Street. Ph i la d e l phia,
nRYANT & STRATTON'S NATIONAL
A-1. bLERCANTILS ,COL ' , loesteOt fl I&•
dolphin. B. 73. corner Sit and C TfitU t
New Y rk, Bullish), elevate& , 0, end oe. Linde.
For ita matron. call or send EOr -off. le9-11
SIIfiIrfEEIS •
v•B PALMER, THE ADVERTISING
• AGENT, FIFTH and CHESTNUT, aivea Ms
vtewsof the prinoiple and best mode of Advertent&
daily, between ID and 4 o'olook. Address
Y, 11. PALMER,
-
V. J. BAYLIS TkitThlAS.
• ATTORNEY-AT -LAW,
Hey Tninove&hhi ofgoe from No. 1115 Aroh street to No.
429 WAIN U I' Street.
'artioglar attention given to the recovery of Mereen
tilp The drafting and examination of Wills,
Conyeranuall. t assignments. Bnefs of title. and other
Itlettltlllehtko Wnting. The management of Executor
ships. Admmistratomlups, and Trusts. superintended;
and the besr.lSMJ4Musa procured for the permanent in
vestments 4r MOUOT. Satisfactory Teleran°. given
when required. ap3O-ern*
QAMIIEL G. SLO AN
AG,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND COLLECTING
Br. Pam.. MIAMOVA..
mhl3•Em•
HORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL 'ENGINEER. and
PATENT ATTORNEY.
.114 Pout SIXTH Street.
(Nearly opposite the minty Courthouse, )
Prepares.
(Nearly opposite
Oro., and transact
all other holiness ommeeted with the obtaitunti of Let
tern Patent. a p 76 tin*
JWAGNER JERMON,
e- ATTORNEY AND CO I IINSELLOR-AT-LAW,
°Moe. No. 116 South SIXTH Street,
- (Opposite independence Square,)
PHILADELPHIA,
13ytke aid of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
thpUnitad States, s enabled to proaeoute and cotton:it
claims of every desoripon.
Particular atteptionTon to the examination and re
°overt of the claims a goatees and Devisees. and the
examination of Land Wee and securing the intereetr
of heirs and 61.11 persons interested in the same, in all
Vail SUM= of all the States and is CsOllllll4MOll6l
for most of them.
• Depos:tions carefully taken under Commissions.
sullen'
HENRY E. KEENE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Raa REMOVED from No. WO WaMot street to No. Me
South THIRD Street. WM-3re
ALFRED L. 110IIGII,
PAPER MANUFACTURERV AGENT.
Orders soholted for every &Norio/ion of
PAPER AND PAPER-ItIAILLRIS MATERIALS.
No. IT South 131.X3T ISreet, ititodelotoo,
-
PAWSON do 111(3110140N,
BOOKBINDER&
NOS. 619 AND,69I MINCH STREET,
Between MaFalue rAnt :wad Vhentnut atreete.
EHIA.
JAMES -! JAS. B. NICHOLSON.
1Y
leff-1 ' d 1 EL
HANOVVAgE PACKAGE HOUSED
. .
pAOKAGffi HARDWARE HOIISE.—We
AL
PoillllralAwd ren fosWl IARE ,
t w ehxe ho wtte w n e tl o
ffer
f k t . hoef B
BeLniit
at a entsal
adsehae bf the%me. . .
• Otters fordine raportlejloe yottOlteG, and Goods fie,
bond *Om is shy. 144 w 10tEkOr tioW 0,10154 '
- • W._ , AWLS k Kork.
-f • •• •• - '1 '•. AU OWE OR Street,
AsS Masts gr i ci l r*SS I I V:=. filil%iiillw‘f
THOMAS •/k , SONS: ' ' . " - '' - r
At
• Not. 139 and 141 South FOIJALTH qiiaVkl .
CARD.—PITienserIT fir aiß s igrAns AND
STOCKS AT•TiI IffeRARIE. 01l 4, " 7.11 . 5 4 1 .
and stooks every Tuesday, at tke *-
tar costnbetore ham' the o•bon of either elak. -
Restlbtlle of cash Property japed vgt
addition to whleh we publish, on rho p & mu
to the sale. or* thousand eateloeues.l a pain tam.
el via gfoßdeeoriptioes of all the prose ; tee errild OR
the follelnet Tuesday.
REAL EISTATR AT PRIVATE HAL% • ~i -
MET We hsve a Large amonniat of eig sin sVpiti* l lita
aele, tholeding every aware of e sat y sad onion
property. Pnote4 li sp had at the emotional**.
PRIVATE 9 REGISTER. -
sir Real estate ente on our private ..1.,,, 2 „
and advettised y in oar public sale a
l' charg e.ol Nhielt I,Uga eon* ant lodated weeldy.)-7=
THIRTIETH MING /ALE—JURE 3;.
, - .All 2 o'eloelt; noon.
. ....
E.,"ntorrit‘la - ...vragago of Biamln Gaskill. dealt
VALUAMA RUSIN PINI I' OPERTV. brink
ins, foetal, iisogiee shell, end trainable kit. esti 7
street- between WaJmet NA Prom
RANDSOIdti imoDaszt RESIDENCE. rill; aide
yard, No. NW Filbert street, between Sixteenth gen
Seventeenth. Lot* feet front. _
°at na Vari t irAritiVEVr w ieer -.l *,
lane. between lo ts Ring and Blackfor. -
first ward, two lo of land. moot flaccea,end other
of Ll e in t i r l ' afsi Y AVA b ialigt . BlTl LDING.
as asap, candle, and oil works, southwest eersti=r
sere street and Whartoe lane. Pirst ward:
, Peremptory &Ma ••• g ANDSOHE MOD ERN RISK
DENO E. N 0.119 North Twqth street. Mows Ansh..
i WELL BUILT SI ors ricAsatlmormol4-
, tz,,Riguystzt.Grimne, °wimp line mad, LIMA
VALUABLE BUPIRESS LOCATiI IL isle 2 ila
seven 'three-story bnet., dwelling's, Rem
Branch street. between Third and Fosrth Mane% it Of
130 feet '
~ 2 fronts.
GENTEEL TWO STORY BRICK 0 wINALINGi No.
' MS Almond street late dietriat of Sostiewank, -
THREE-STORY LAMS DWELLINGVek
*mon street. east of Fourth street. late 12. n
Executors' Bale—Berate lot Richard al W to.
demised.
LARGO AND VALUABLE RESID cifelt i magot
corner of Third and York <matt. betwego a
Bynum istreets. Three fronds. Let 17 feet
feet deep.
Same estate-BLX. TWO - 111TO217BRIC
TN GB. Stamper's street (or alley,) between.
Third. and haw and Lombard street.
Ex. eutors' nals—Fatalent T. J. Reston.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS. Deihl" &421.-
PaarrePar Hall trey. between Mary and WS
opposite the Woodlands Cemetery, late W
atm-
TwO HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENDWEbt'
re rlord street, east of Thirty-eialth stunt .
Twenty-f myth ward.
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE. Hamra& *OA,
east of Thirty-eighth stmt. Mantes, Twen l 2-1102W .
w.
- NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE. No- MS LMOSMIMI'
(tenth street. sootkof Walnut. -
NEAT MODERN DWELLING. lialck. iZlN.ll4mmity -
third street. below Centre street.
TWO THREF.- STORY BRICK DV7ELLLIMIB,Ifes.
908 and 910 North Tenth street above Ponder stont.-
Basins= Stand—THREE RTORY Segel
.
- DwRING. runnerof Lehigh avenue and RUM2IBIg
Tr
•
Tel liohi4.
Vls t ieg.P,n ßEJCkrOßß ANDOINTIyLRTHR H E
OL r BASERV-TALE;knorthwes i oorner y_ -W4nleliNEiOCNlON—Thrte
tass
str
storri
ins. No. Oh rice street. between Pourt awl
THREE-STORY F i lth HOSE HO
between Fourtband ease* 000ntial be fir
Ttent lime COM_DanY.
o CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS. 2.c...-21aleOgr
of heirs of the estate of George Esher.-.-Loosel •
able lot, about 22 sores, Ridge avenue , weilo -
seventh... Twenty-eighth. Twardr- ninth . lgo zagel
Diamond emote. and Susdnehanna AviAvistisoopp
fi rat ward. Bee LithograPhulPistm - -
THIRTY-FIRST SPRING saLla-3
At 734 o'clock In tee evening.
BIM ESB PROPERTY •• Pin•-ittoset Market
Rouse,__" u southeast corner of Pine ano Ford as/wts.
Omen Prinereenth and Tventotts streets
NEST MODERN RNBlDlmag No. WE Prvisen.
TWO WF , L-SECURED GROLND IslTS—Cses,
9w9- one o Rsae.
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, If
DWELLING, street. vest of Eighth street. -
THREE THREE-8101a PRICK DWELLIIHNL .
No.. !04.707 and 209 Lorobsrd street.
NEAT DWELLING, Eke street. - Nit of
street. Mantua.
TWO-STGRY BRICK DWELLING. No. 411 FR*
evens south of Buttonwood street.
TER.ES-STORY BRICK DWEL LIN Goma sMe
Seventeenth street, south of WaSsoe street, Fiftieth,
` THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, iron oils ol
Nineteenth street, north of Costes.
PGUR-STORY BRICR DWELLING, vitt aids of
Nineteenth street. worth of Comas. -
THREE- STORY BRICK DWLLUNC, Ito. Relists•
wPrlik"ittnetirogy BRICK DWRI LlltG.gtlao •i
Oliver attest, seat of Eleventh, Foarutenta vast. -
Paeontora Salo—Estato atlases P.ZOO. difoeff -
Pro. 464 NortigANVlghts Susi&
NiQuirgnoLD AND OPTION PrISXMIM Pjl l / 1 .
isCrDY, CeßsleßEa . 0 1..11hin. XLMMllrote.
au /4017_9111".
30th inst . at 10 Wolk*. at .1.10. NMI North&se
above Oren duet. The hoomeheld and term 9
of Jams P. Mo. doomed, owlet's' MS
and book cue, 6ro-proof.porkw olgasobs4aad Mims - 1
Wait:ore: also , a wearier fslatty carriage, 4.o.Ways '
wagon. 'lsiah andsleigh bells, angle 9E9 . dos 9ft hiir4
nor, blanket*, covers. &a.. to.
Q say I* aishoused at a o'oiook artb. monialf
We.
SALE OP - POPULAR AND INTVIESTINO We—
•
' CELL ANEOUS WORKS, '
•
This Evening. .•
May .40.14 the auction store, a collection ofitintlethig
boots, on venous subjects.
Kr Perth:natant in catalogues. -
SALE OPSUPERIOIk PCREITIIRE.P i p CP
PLATE MI w Hogs. ROSEWOOD PI 0-lf
- SUIT SLED ANT DRAWING-110,41 OEN
BOOK-CASEs. SE IP- CAR_Pme TRW.. C 64
.03 -
T 001.43, tiftIISSELS Al4B OTHER C
CHINA. Si)S 4:LABSW AILS. ke I
CARD.—Out sale to-morrow monnwg at the Autism
Store. will comprise. bieldes 806 lots of excel=egont
hand fornithre, cult of elegant platenand 'draw
um-rooal furritare, fine Finish rrorusrawngnet
mnno-forte large maple book-case, dressier hiseaws,
russels, lumen . ,e 1 Venetian. and other carests. Chum
and gissawers, beds and bedding: La Forstmann at
tractive assortment, worthy the allentum of lams sat
ot ;Ws desirous of parehsetrur.
war Catalogues now ready, and BM articles arnaissa
for examinenon. •
Eisle at Nos. 11.3 n an 4 141 lath FOURTH
SITPEN FUANITUfce., Pn PRCR-PLATIMI.-
ROBB. Mina- PARTP.A. BRltzellaki CARP
• On Thursday MOrtllffir.
At tltioloek. at the Atietioa Store . aapertowes of
excel MN sepond-liaed furs Are. ete ptart e -forlso.
fine mirrors, carpets , eta. , fromlee deehttha,
housekoepins. removed to the, store for conveniene•
ea In
Also, a ship earpenter'sohest and fools. '
Ali*. the superior furniture omed*. to order. of two
families. removed to the More for conven tense ofeale.
Also. a suit of oiliest 'sonnet a-d 0.41 dr 4l llll - 1111P 1
tamitute.
. -
BALI OP VALUABLE THEOLOOICAL 1001E6-*
'melon of the Library of a Clerayntaaad.
On Thursday Beeman.
May 3I at the auction store: a. conentioil yaltustio
and atandaid theolosical works, :kiss a patina of Ike
library of a clargymaa destated.
For partiountra 11013 0114440‘116
Mr /1*
Sale No. 1200 BPRlick Street.
SUPERIOR FORNITURt.iTAPESTRY CARPRTS.
ce . - Re.
On Fr e iday Morning.
June litt, at 10 o'clock. at No. Mt Spume stmt. the
superior furniture, gas fixtures Ree,.hair rellat=
listen tea set. mirrors. Re., of a family detilinsig
Ar:f }ashen furniture.
Sir May be examinedt with ontalogile. On the mora
ine of the We at e o'clock.
Sale N 0.134 south EtGHTEENTH street."
NEAT .ktOUSEHOLI) FURNITUE-E, TAPESTRY
CARPEIII, ke.
Monday
No
aillg•
lane 4, at 10 0 0
clock, at No. 134 south Eiikteetth
street. by catalogue. the entire household and Utelen
furniture, tapestry caveats, Ito.
Er May be examined ate o'clock on the tatorniU4 of
the sale.
Peremptory 74) .•
1,700 01INCEo MINER PLATE.
• On Thursday Morning.
*June 7 , at 17 o' cloak. at the auotion store. Noe. re end
141 south Fourth street, Will be •erld. without reserve,
about 1 700 ounces silver plate. inoludati enTetable
dishes. fruit dishes. large waiter, gray, bee*, Plat* ,
spoons. castors. liquor stand &e., ,
Also. a large oak silver chest' cost *Pa.
MOSES NATI:IA-NS, AIIOT lON EZB
LND COMbiligliON MERMAN% meattesat
Earner of BEXTRAte )48C8 Streela.
N.EY TO LOAM!
" I e ain42 loan, to
te a , l a sZiVenre i Zeir m
re. - VACS. di] foods plo.uele
t' Q_AVAl,' s =tlrl.72=l,3
value, xer eer Zeit time aereet ait a=.m ii lil t vi a e
liberal terms than at any other
eity.
OUT-DOOR Man
Atte ge ndei $o personally by this r.zonouser. &tiny Itf
shars. .
. .
CONSIGNMENTS toOLICITED.
Coldnirarnent. Of 11114.Wi ] rind of goods golkefted
for pubho ; two- - )rde..the valr.o of the goods will Ns
adranaoat to aati , onaco” a tha tale.
stLEZIND HUNTING CARS GOLD PATENT
LE rrralt WATCHER, 18 karat fins, extra fallitnrsna , 4
of the moat approved and Dm makers, con twin 01412
to IMO swan, at from SN) to 3125.
MOSES NATI/ANIL
HOTELS.
ST. NICHOLAS MOTEL,
BROADW.aIf.
NEW YORE.
When completed. six years ago. the 8T: NICHOL a 8
Was universally pronounced the n.net, inagailleeet, con
venient. end thoroughly organized esdeblishment of the
kind on, thug continent. W lug lt thing tinning tO
- a rival in size, in sumpteousnem, and to
the general elements of comfort and enjoyment. The
Hotel has accommodations for one thousand guetibreln.
eluding one hundred complete suites of awn:omits LI
Mix hundred persons ran boomer/3,l*ply pea
at We tables of its three public dining rooms. and no
thing that modern art has devised for is. convenience and
social Ratification of the travelling poolui has been
omitted in its plan. or is neglected in a.m.:dice! detail'.
The early reputation or the house at home sad abroad.
derived from its magnitude. its superb somuntmente.
and its home litre poniforts Sad kllurlea. ham been 11111.-
baboed every )eaT by the unwearied exertions of the
p roptintors.
myrf-Mo TREADWELL. WILITCOM9 7 k CO.
T. LAWRENCE 110'ivEL, BROADWAY
K. , and klGriali Shoot ,EW YORNAoaa tote
I N. Hotel. This new and oommad,loas HOWow
open for the reception of guests. andrall h, vandal:mad
Orehissinely on tho European TOIL The lantwant of •
bosineas }We/. in We-ortion of the oity, has i
the proprietor to eatabhah the prime on the lOU=
liberal mile: Single rooms, 60 cents per dor • eleitonS
suites. *LSO. With a - thorough knowledge of the hazi
ness, and atria attention to the wants of *very inset, I
hope to Teatime a liberal share of public favor.
beam J. H. GOODWIN. Proprietor.
r lAN ON.
w p m PIANOS! PIANOS !! .PIANOS ! !
PIANO-FORT F.S.
mELODEO.NS. •
PLANO-FORT/M.
Made by Raven Bacon. at 00
HMO •,Davis, é C0..0 and others. "lain
4
myl4- I and. 81:1171.D.
SEV.ENTR MESTA/1M
STEINWAY & SON'S NNW PA
TENT OVIlk-STRIN6 OLAND PIANOS,
QUAKE ORA N D, AND S.Q.VARE PLANOS;monv pre
ferred ' Art dolmens end in in - irate eirolee br the Met
Semen. Renewed the not premiums oyet the best
, Lem Judges hke ottaehlk. Meson, other/
0 ono all competition. BLASIUS BNOT I VF,RE .
dil-le loos curanct. atrelt.
BREAD AND CAKE BAKERY,
No. 823 North SFAVND Street
Between 8 .59 N and POPLAR;
jElavingporchaaed the Bakery [formerly mourned kw
William R. Mobster we are 'moored to supply the
fablio with Bread made lmra the beat Floor, plain end
I , IPleta; fresh , eirer. day. Pamir ea an
Z i e ° rlaTirS3 a llorth SECOND Street. Philadelphia. 11'
awl-1m WRY/. rh. BTECIL
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAGS
manufactured and for cafe by C. F. AIIMPP, 218
North.FURTH
WbokiesSlet e a , *bone Achi PORTR-XONRAIRS P m
RT-B
OOKS
CIGAR
CASES, AIVEY-BEL TS.
Saone Purees Wu. Bankers' Clicx.Dreeninir
Oises,Wtitiag Desks. Fort -Follas
'swim ommetiv dm^.
CAU TION !==zA &MOW° !—LOOK
OM-GOOD NEWS 'FOR ALL!—The
asnt
fhilina Mrs. VAN .11011 N is the best; She succeeds
when others have felled. All who ere in trouble, all
*who have been witortsciate, deceived by falstiltrosusea.
By to her for advice and comfort. If bp* 643 e,te
wive fails. She has the secret of a ;deo
hose of the opposite sex. It is this sotid induces
illiterate pretenders to ter to imitate hes, mkt copy her
advertisement. Ahe shove SOU the Licenses ofjoylf to
tore 'wite,husband, or cheeps bleed. It ',Well MOW*
to the public at lane thitt the is the Bret 01217 per
son who ean show the Ukases,' fb reedits, cam WO
I satire satisfaction on all the cenoerne of e, which
mu be tested and, proved by thonass•ht.
ed
asd whodsily rind eagerly vier leis. Inilin sis t
oasis all! to No. US LoMdalth Streak bstwesidial
ear and
- aartelat•
ipoinvx XLLS OLICANKO AT A LOW
Jo. Pins* th•oostelts. Mem*
tre" I L * TIMISON, feed. fee&
o. 1913 North anat.
WRITE FISK —194 tali BbILJ Mack&
w ia zg „. ziravegninir-hce.ta,„