The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 01, 1861, Image 4

Letter flop j4scaster
Ecorromoadateo of The Fresi.l '
Lantaerint, Doe 29,1880
ANISOW all4**4 1414,:" The Mien must mid
oietektit,ettl f redt" , aid be 'II hte , •
aimei•4l**i ts ,!ilkielOill f all Sabath
and eialSwiiare .is no Power
to,p its e tissolletitM.*- I . o Ainotire treason,
or intierlltStist emita, sot Garen, Malta 'agree
mint to delfvei'ae,ffia staiffi ,Post. of.
West PobartitilitaheiteltiSeif Mseavonty,Vahlek. ,
eat the struggle ktrilites waaid bay . billatiOtt - ,
,laorniket'sit# l- fstOwtott:' 4 01. 0, Bit ti tt i t , 00
ea :Wait Canino iSdillirer up totheantahlii
the Union isid , the Conaltuden, ieldelche has
swan to prasot led difend, the allitety, positions
commending the harbor of Chodaton • If toe
boots of Cobb Malting or others, f,the,Pratident'i
"41.ffiiittrLiaktf..4.1ehoth;ley tame ' - taktn..kmipi.
patetelehbrattSoltf "40Atta.ti * **i° Patiffti
the *Ban'
61 41KM 0 ,4 11 411 - iiterttet4tettlitti• tidt'dte
sourer: ;1(117 old ftliacticep taehanealito!
ifve
day as the test,Dathoh bee OrdandlieleeffiSder
won to deliver up Fort Moelids' to the Palmetto
Itaitlatfenliakannei, airaftyikauffistanees ; yet
hie wholSesinSpoints to snobsffititilty,' , I Would
211 4.1kestber, Mortal en 'order of that aerator,
were he letTniii It, the of toatin.
01)114ROad; eggrandad by niairsiowitardiee.
have 'the -*Moil ti of Holy Writ for declaring;
Was unto that nation whose King es a child ltt
and in the Faint datitof our rational difficulties,
what Ware ai but ' a more taild it the helm of,
Shah_ r' - lpittiting coital courage do his duty. to:
theta:pithy', which has elevated him, (unhappily)
to la Malieststation, disregarding the wkt coat
ads et Ma ogoil and enparlenadileoretaryed Sate,
who we one of Goicall - deekson's Cabbed 'when'
nelllllOllOlA ihoolaid nitiatiC, - Mi. Buchanan
half-betiStho - dupe; if , hot the"-"nelhmt, tail; 'of
meic."itho ••it love' the - trecisMt but :despise, the
traitor " Look, -' for inetttio,: at the talk
(I cannot °ono:lads to it the tide of debate)
in :Vonverition--a compound - of
brogffitd. gto
,
;"sontflitYl. and learility—end* even'
there he is treated .teith theinthallefekle'ont=
tempt. TIM deliberations Oar foihfathers itithe
first doplyeates eind'Ooniations held to proclaim
indepetuleneo, provide for and insure the meals
theron,,,, Sidled lath .the,enemalunui of the ablest
statesmen in the Parliattant of Great paten, and
the',-plaudits of the 'Mae . throughout• Europe.
Strong, plain, common lease, marked- by digniled
and rapatikilanguage, was their peculiar cher , /
aneristio. Their veryatiatellinikkowledged it;
their Meade *tie dragthened ; Ind 'the
lukewarm - alai ponailmled thst,"thaii was good
Gauss for the anticined theAnialass people. • ffiat
the dilliatiesin'the Convention 'of loutlilCitallits—
what atithery ? - It would be telly tolatitate even;
the mat,homoly comparison with thoso Worried to,'
assertion, without proof; fahataknaiklmistats
mints without the shadow of - Probability, Naked'
by guano& and child's talk.. Ban their ablest
men' are *taloa to 'know what to advise, and how
to amide , for thd , i anagootent of their:lnternal
Whim. Mr. Chatoelleir' Daskin f .iiith flatten
liar Mainland which inorkliffile lend of liteMeatt-
Taitientdcim, sees this , ' and liftable to his id-
Joao; ', s ant cost .nuittey , to 'carry: out
their trenchante of gerranatent. Mr. R.Mers:
well Smith Rhett,- on the attar side,' pro;
slalom that the end of taxation has tame at
last. All adoutitions - however, :aim that thes
cost for military purposes alone, will amount to
$25 or $3O per bead on 'Soh .white man; woman,
and child In the Palmetto : Empire. -It will re
quire fully s, lam a tactoesppattheir airil list.
From inatAidnitsite.thS inta17: 44 . 031 " ? Re p s '
dialott of Stole tiebta,bedlts i ongiiiiti. the Baal.,
W O'lliattna bitlielitc4deitace
the neeessay fends, or Nit. tliigt'Sok
Anent investments in sonata of the ,=land that
mandates UM trkeititlation of, thi United Mates,
which neat giceatithat otitatnSand 'status, as in'
integral part of thii.nrest Anterfoldt•llnion ? If
they tertgleiiiit'epttrar:the ehdissotthelf faun-
Di, • What allithey do witirtheir debts to others?
Bnawby Melt amain of eadradations and
folly?' t' toe hey a fiord: about Beithseion :
Bitieetherolf tarried out by:fora, "is nothing
snore or less than treason." Theta can bend
suothffidog ea a patheabio solution cribe question-
Thithadittithin . entreaty deolaris that " Tres
son against - the United Bata shall comsat only
in levying ear against them, or in adhering
to their enemies, 4-c." The first attempt on the
part of South Carolina offielsis backed by an
armed force, to interfere with the, thereof the Gs'
• neral Government, or to take posseedan (litho ro ,
petty of that Govertunent, either: ems or ford&
cations, is 'an overt act of Troason. end most be
noticed assuch ; for the President is bound by his
oak, and the' express words of the Constitution,
that "he solidi-take ears 'that the laws be faith
fully ,eueuyt,' , endlot la clothed with full pow-
er, at all dines; to carry out this wise provision of
that batten:eat. ,
The Articles of Confederation, under which the
B.evolutlai was achieved, and oar, indepathena
eemaeL'aerothend to be too weak to sustain us al
a National litoverament. The States were held to
gethosas it was truly laid, by " mere rope of
sand,' Delegates, therefore, "from lb.. several
Statee *that Confederacy met together, and is
a spirit 'of harmony and esonoession, formed our
glorious Constitution which South Carolina now,
.with a parricidal hand, atheitta to destroy. It
was done, however, not in the !tam:of the States;
. but on the nose of tie •PsOns• of the States- .
Sere brthepreittable Pieri
or ?RN UNITXD Soviet ia Order to form a more
perked Union, establish Jusiket, Ina» domes •
Traipatty, provide for the oommon defeats, pro:
mota - thoipitte4l_,Wolfere; aad aseeietho Bleettegs
of LiVertY 40,'intraitivis and our Posterity, do Or
dain alzol:establish this Constitution von Zvi'
Uertsaftemetta PIP AktiiiCA."
Certidn , nests wars reserved to the Blass for
thelgintaan government, bat no "right , was rS_
served for-than, or any Ort•of them, tomcods from
the moan= interest of -
Nitwit ea tke Mlloß.ist en* as the i.e."
TOisSitiiiitari of Una Coast'Avalon, and the do;
_!fosinationi was to man:sit- petpetual,
100(4614 Ppm s 1 and troth and common -scale
&dune ino'.iikeinOnetnicition.
Itti, : Welnitii, who gained for Matelf the title of
Bzwoutufer of the Connituticm," in'
the ildenate• et the' United State. In 1833, dining:
iliailetthaios Neltldeation, Wit ably 'pea*
. 4 lifitilisiititatkin - . does not provide for events,-,
which Sialt_bolreohlti4 'by its own :dastruotion:'
goesiiioit, !motors, sinew it must Wog these eon- -
oequintent with it, is _revolutionary. Nullilleattou
Is squally, savolutionsry: What Is isrelutba?
Why, 'AO is Jevohition which corner= or • kictur
hale ;.'ar:saataufall7 , resists ' the ettlathig pub/lo
autbiirlip'; ‘ ; that w hieh strati UM sisialseof the
'uproots power •, that which intimation a noir para.
recuintievahotity into the Mae of the Stets. Now
this Is :WM- lease objection -of- aullilloation (and
memenea, ): attempts to aspersed" the
supreme' lig:dative authority;. it arrests the arm
of the fluesative Magisents ; it Interrupt. the ex-,
erehttef liiiiMintstemedjudiebil power; under *
name : of, as onlinense it die/am null and. void
wititioNto Mite &lithe minus laws of the United'
atetsc - Isstotthierevoluthmary?"
Amftle•says:
•ofitalecsalititien of the United ilia* was ro
ceitinlis a Wholeinnd for the *hole Amilitry, If
it otemot Ste Septhei t it ..osanot stand impute) •
audit the lineCeamioVitir inesentni ; 0111 witerei
theyjcentlii.,loag, be'inidated, any where We, .
motet Aar" wait.mile or: liw for 13011U1 Carolina,:
audtmothes for other State'. mat "oil Quit
the only ',llternitaltet" is", a -*WNW of *a ham
throughout fhtt:lrboie or• their esieitticsin
Carol ei welioselswiters.. And this repeal
- teigniledf-IMtiamo -she: Stiti-in imposes - her
veto sad thrown's raddiMmil"o
And hooendessolinto-four dons his
.•
opialciemit:ther Whale i , ableol,as we
'9/lea.' That: the constitutient of the l United
instill" ISM WlMetwowahttrilte*Ur dotopaot be.
twain ukt.piovlo'cif the at Mel SWAM - io•thele
sovereign ogiacildsii. hit a Goiernment•
foundeli on the aorta of the people, - erett4
c t i t i t# l :Wat; ralatfaar: baiWasn - itself :Sad Me+
;Stater: Wittheritr - ban - pow
er to disiolve these 145611111147 that nothing can
dlimelwa. than hut-revolutleol-mot- that; louse
qtattitma be' no lash thing as ' sonlimkrit
wl stt slion • • •
4 there ia a sommie conslitlng
tg a t it 4liettetitotiOn Wilke' UMW . litittie,'Obts.:: of
fiefferiii' lintintattee - tit if, and trestl(is.
and ii ethos. capable of assuming the thit•
restat offivomitia•law or molly,: Magritte:met
ialk• of aid • ffnal.fafaaPtat Mar Intlett, so
offense If ItWOolnuti' Mite lam iteice lagbiation •,
and, it mem capable eletunl i end
Mahal,the siammter of a volt, *prams wow'
of thelnited States Is the terpreter.
gtlatosta;:' Thitt ast - ,stateipt by a 'State to abro
gate, tunul, or nullitynh Congress, or to
that fat Itileratioatritldnker limits, on the ground
that le her opinion melt law isttowonstitutional, is
a dilatt actrpetiOitonlisijust poworsi OttheNene
ral GovenuneW r - avkin" ° the equal - rights of the
other States, it,payvviolaNen of the Constitution,
and a prop y, revolotionary in ate
character and nmutmeig,w - , „
~eavvesiCtliatiplitiateir,•ed- / ,pititel . Webster .lit
nolliteatiett . thew ind•dhe'lwitehr imentry ap
plauded them as gociiketritii;: , They hold equal
ly pod in - messilon tinsel; ' 1 If 'anythrlag, they Sr.,
inew" applicable' to the present than - to - the past,'
and Predoient of the Veiled; Meta is bound
by Idi oath to switlist Oath Carolina inn i ets, no'
otoitifwicind, upon the Constitittion— rich Mr.
Webster has so eitiquest3youd.tralY dam& Say
what. oll ,o l 4 110001100*Ni armed force is treason,
as Willsaileitirsieli Itive)sen' it carried Into of
fset; 'Mai itekiire cbtatgs - tit tarsi' cannot present
titiWieMag ale. tof thivilederal:Cloventamitfroat
enoiniftiti ", out, Whatever South Camila& May or-
datp 6 f acontrar_ •-• • • lifoon-Asoo.
?alp tirialfg IS _ ,a4thebare Ides of
VIWAIR
l ' . l_ :WlS* ol 444acei of Mit any
talpi ----
,4 1 1X` C*lol, be, t• Vat4Weitsra
iNiitilkal AMU Wldalse,
nor OA* sltyls • rut decade,
w . • wwtalrip-Askslw a SAW
city - 7•I4I#4OI,'WHI OW
Is orwl ' Ifirstlistai*: W. will
clitaloadidwit, lawtectoKl
liessflow Ardent VS"
_, tleitAllikei Irti
worppig eittlifit WWI Irtiiii:t tirieldit, - :
aas, zest: lallstabls ado isiatiwlllilido
= l, Waltiblidi Oat It' nu imol .u. ow
' dad It will billed of *my tows sad
banlaklSSlta•Waylreida. ol ,
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et. Mid MIMI /NUMMI lir
The Evacuation of Iron Moultrie,
OPINIONS. OF TAM eIIIUTRIIIRN PREIS
The BsTatinah Republican Says
At imearly hour yesterday morning teiegrapblo
• adtdcitif*ore reesived fr un Charleston announcing
the-view. of tbe- evacuation of Fort Moultrie and
the .doundition of its gin' carriages and the spiking
of the, guns. The intelligence noted like an oleo.
trio 'hoot on ear oily,' and thrilled through, the
.out oninalty like lightning. ' Groups of °M i en°
Might-be -seen-through- the streets dimming the
Matteri•and.venting their indignation on such a
tiatila moTsulent.. , There is but one sentiment on
the - tiseettoe c im e rthet is of indignaiton tind'retist."
awe. , Genteitteas that the Ouse of Oir,olina is
and their , fate mutt be the same. If
thir Ifederal thitierninent expects to have•no State
bbt Oar/gins to , enerre into submisiton, it will lad
Welt 'wondetrally mistaken Thhi *ton' has die•
aided frlittl:Snattar of menden in every Southern
Stateisurthottang lea -shdald satisfy them. We
Oitglit have-been quieted by the adoption of , A
loader tionrse,bna there arenoneof us so degraded
rue tenubinit to be *hipped We imbmission.
yoraniiinues OY oetaLin,rox
The - Charleston. .lithottsag 'Notes says :
The proinptness and:nativity exhibited by the vol-
Varier iseintiardeSaf thireitX When orderedreitt yes.
• Corday; as well their Obedience 'it'd •:ps'oper
latiornowin'garrisOn, whit the 'greatest praise.
For a largo number of young men, hardly kb.
Patio any-restrietionsi to be' compelled , to submit
tb the precise system of a (lamp with Its calls 'and
drills, muit be trying, and when we see - or know
'of their fulfilling the onerous duties assigned
'them, with smiling faoes and the greatest alacrity,
tie think to ourselves that when snob patriotism
existaamong the youth of a nation, it is impose'.
'hie to conquer it.
"MAIMS TOR A BLACK LIST."
The names of tho two vessels whose patriotic
commanders entered Into the service of Major An
-demon for the prirpoie "of removing the ammuni
tion and other matters to Fort Sumpter, are, we
understand, the Schooner George Washington,
Capt. Finagin, and the schooner Buzzard. Oapt.
Thompson. The third craft and its gallant cap
tain, we have not - heard the names of.
MAYOR MAOTHITIN OP CHARLESTON TO MAYOR JOKES,
07 tAVAPINAR
_ :In reply to a deapatch sent by Mayor Jones to
Mayor Macbeth, the following reply was received :
Cnearwarox, 7 P. M.—Fort Moultrie has been
etactrated' and • 'dismantled The Government
tgoOpirhiVe'beikii Yentoved to Fort Sinniter.
Ate .informinfroni Washington that the com-
Wander 'of rost , lionttrie sated 'without instrue-
Vona. :There is a - good deal of excitement here,
but we think that things will come out right.
IFUJ4IMORICRIONAMOB AT FORT BORPTXR
The Baltimore Ez:chaiige says :
A,deipidoli has been, received in this oity, from
Charleston, stating .that a portion of the me
i:bauble' einployed Pert Sumpter, who were frem
Biltimore.,leityesterday in the steamer Keystone
*State; for Philadelphia. It is said that Major An
derson proposed that they'should armlet in the de
feat), of Abe fort, if it Should be attacked, which
they .declined to do r and were consequently
The-foreman of the Baltimore mechanics was
dieeharged two weeks slime for giving a negative
answer to 'the lame proposition: All non-coni
, betecetsbeve thus been expelled from the fort—the
ladles andohildren of the officers having boon sent
from PortMoultrie some time eines.
The Death of Ralph Farnham, the Dun.
ker Hill Veteran.
Elk LAO? HOUAS-.IIIZ YOST MOUT= ZNAMInATION.
The Boston Trarieher of Saturday details the
death' ad Itilpli.Firnitem, the last survivor of the
Battle of Bunker Mill. From its columns we ex
tract the following :
- After Mr. Farnham's return from Boston, his
health seemeyi'rather , tb Improve than to be im
paired; and , he often' spoke in this most gratified.
manner of :the results of the excursion. "I feel
yOunger than a year ago," and "My health never
was soleed,", were oommon remarks with him.
~
Abdift four weelti ago he go t tip' one morning as
surualoind Was poitiing some hot water from a tea
kettle to wash"withy' when' his son's Wife observed
his -hand- to-tremble, and he was noticed to turn'
We as if about to faint. Mrs. Farnham took
hold of the kettle,. and, as he seemed to grow
more faint, finally assisted him to lie down. He
lay some time, bat finally got up to eat breakfast.
It was noticed that his appetite-was not so good as
usual and he seemed to sot as it something was
choking him. lie remained in this condition for a
number' of ••days, bet finally improved, and was
again gilts well. Alter this he often brought in
his own wood as usual, ind continued in excellent
health until last Saturday, when he was again
sightly ill.
„ On Tuesday afternoon, while his eon's wife was
with him, be asked : "Ain't there angels in the
room ?” She replied : "Father, do you think
there are ?" "Oh,. yes," said he, " the room is
fell of them and they have come to assist me
home." While Mr. Miller was there he said to
him : " Don't leave me till I get home to glory."
On Wednesday morning, about an hour and a
half before his death; he attempted to ram him
self in bed, and alMost Summated in doing so, bat
failing, asked to be raised up uttering his last
words : " Raise me up a little higher—there."
A short time before hie death he wits conversing
with a grandeou'onthe Subject of the troubles at
the South. , Mis language on this occasion, as near.
ly u can be reeolleeted, 'was as follows " be.
neve theietreublee Will all come out right in the
'end, and that the Mien wilt not be broken up. I
may not live to ma all the .diMoulties settled, but
they will be. I hope and wish the whole country
well. I have no doubt Mr • Lincoln will do justice
and bring SouthOarelina right. - I have great con
fidence in-his ability:to govern the nation and pre
vent it from being broken up."
A :Mort time before his death, he repeated the
14th verse of the first chapter of Hebrews : 4 . Are
they not all ministering :spirits, sent forth to
minister for then: who shall be heirs of salva
tion?" '
- At the last eleotion he was noble to go to the
polls on account of the rain, and this circumstance
pained- hie:trench. lie was very fond of Lincoln,
always - alludin g ,
to him as the ;"
but with ell kit enthusiasm in favor of his own
party, he was not blgotesVat ail, nor did he ever
dispute with his 'neighbors en political subjects,
though, he often oonversidiWitit them on the state
of the country, up to tho time of his death.
- On Monday , afternoon he was engaged in prayer
for some time, and Son Tueedsr morning, as soon
as he get up, he knelt' by' hie - Wand engaged in
earnest prayer.
!deny ofkie conversations of late have related to
his visit to Britton. He seemed to regard this trip
with'isgreakdeal of pride. On one occasion 'he
spite of the distinguished visitors who name to see
him, at 'the Bayere Rouse, " Ono day," said he.
Edward Everitt oamo„to see pie. I can't re
member mnicklie said= to - me, except that I asked
him who was going to •be President, and he re
plied, 'lt's bard tellingmho will be Governor till
after eleetiOn.' One day Governor Basks and Mrs.
'Banks came to see me, and each - of them made me
a present. Mrs. Banks kissed me, and I don't re
editing that I evils felt eo - embarzassed_ , ln all my
idlens I did when I found. the Governor's wife 'was
going to kiss me."
'Poet Martell Examination of Ralph Farnham, agsdlOS
• y eacericiAte
, ixt r d, i l i jo i Li . sieyl4lll at
. 1111 dlOnlit . , 8 1 . 11:
riwiDthileeseseorailitiVrictrieit J. B. Parker,
of hanint,_ Buck , of Loton , and J. L. Beverton,
of 'askew:
An extensive examination was not deemed us.
eessary, and only the oailtles of the Oust, of the
pericarditis°, 'and of the abdomen were opened.
Boom:, of the right lung brought' to view a
eongwited eanditiOn of the lung and a largo era
sion of watir in amounting to three
pints; of alreenbdi tinge.
There were no adhesions of the pleura upon the
Sight side,. and •no evidences of pleuritic inflam
mation.
On opening, the left cavity of the chest there
. seetaed to bemuch the mane condition of the
organs as ezbted on the right side. There was a
pint and a halt of water in 'Ohl earlty of the same
color and consistently as in the other cavity, end
no eibienite of Inflammation of the pious.
• Openimithe pericirdlinn also showed•an etaioll
of water dlibunting to' about four (utup, having
the saki* characteristics as in the oavibos of the
abut. There was also evidenoe of inflammation,
but no adhesions and no fain membranes.
.The heart was of the natural else, and there wee
no evidence of disuse save in the valves at the
opening of the aorta. They were almost complete
lyossified. All the remaining struotures of the
heart seemed to hi in the normal condition.
'There was, however, a foreign growth in the left
SIAM% of the glee of a sue4l hthert, attached
to the ulumnee Mame, but evidently int inter
feting with thebireulation.
On opening the cavity of the abdomen there was
found an effulon. of water, but less than in
either Of the cavities of the chest.
•Til• liver Was twine its normal site, and the
, great meat= loaded with fat. The eubstance of
the liver 'was in - 11; healthy condition, but was of
etaniatal else, at lout 1 twine the common weight.
, Xt pushed 'the diaphragm up as ter as the third
rib, and coupling this with the - anion of water
'in the: right cavity of the chest, and the general
Aropsieel 'nondition, shows oonelnelvely that the
Immediate 'caul death'was an effuskinbf witr
lerlribi - the eirvithiti of the, chest; pericardium, and
'abdomen. ,
The body was plowed in a little burying place
near the , late taddenoe of th e deceased, - by the
elder of hie wife: „-
Extensive Burglary at New Orleans,
$1,700 WORTH OFFROPIRTY BECOVBIIIID-41111 HUE.
.011.411103inSTIVIID-• , OlfX SHOT ON ran sixecisr
OPAL 41111011•MeS . SALOON—HIS CAPTIIR*4-- , A 41c.
SOStatiABIASIIOIII9 OHLNANS POR UP
, wsunit;)ir *no...ruins—wiz ,CONYMBBIONEI OF
•BUolori/OXAOMT-.AN ISPRIT TnISP, LO.
• Thteinernittg, between S and 4 o'clock, a burglar,
well known or his stylish appearance, and - the as
sociate of some of the most respeotsble Open in this
city, who knew not his real character, wee shot in
the head while attempting to break into the
gambling saloon Of N. A. Montalto.
It is evident, from appear/item that the burglar
whogives his real nem* se Charles B. Robinson,
but who is known as Charley Gordon and by other
names, had planned very cautiously this - attempt
on Mr. Monteite's saloon. lie went from his own
'nom, No. 7 Carendelet street, (where he has been
10dging'with a pal named.", Billy Monroe," for the
pled ',two months)- across to 'the enttelpoe of the
betiding Where 171mititieiroenfeationaty store is, on
the deicer of Carontinet street. The entrance to
thiebailding is next door to C. B:Benedlot .4 Co.,
and theinsilding,is used.prinaipelly for o ffi ces.
One 'of thews allots is unoccupied. Through
this ellite, - 0m the third.toor, the burglar
procoed
`ad, and got out on the roof of the balcony that
feces Vinont's building on Canal 'street, and " was
nose to the balcony on the third floor or sleeping
apartments of Monteiro's gambling saloon. When
on the balcony of the lambling 1311104)11 he took off
his shoes, placed a slung shot, composed of a rock
-in a stocking, close by them, and then with a sharp
knife commenced to_ out the venetian blind slats.
This he woretedsd in doing at the drat window he
came to, and opened it and looked in.
f. 'this' MOM, hoWever, . there woe no person,
thonh on the p_revlous night a gentlemen slept
theta whe,lkad'flo,ooff toION9O been is gentlem en
and.,tO whom Ibis barglerlied talking eome
timPirevious. -The burglar-- entered the • room,
.li:eked the door, and then .came out, and. tried hie
knife on the iletriet . the nett window. He Out au
openlngfist above the catch of the venetian blind,
andliterib*Penedl it.
Therivitido* sash befog closed, and -Inside' the
ealtdollindieing detin,he Made an effort to raise
tbkinadoirsaiddenbitly, and was' just stooping to
do so,,Wkis Mr - Menteiro,•WhO *44 is bed, within.
-his *in; 114 j .ieVolVer through the vrin
thiWientering the 'blind and glass, and penetra
ting, the barghtie left. cheek [Just below the eye,
deagirittislritokhdlipth,,•
NIB bdvbsglaXmdolt blistruotion, did 'nOt
stendrprovelatati:es itetberwtse might. While
. the. ballot W*l at 'Work ending, the blind,Mr:
-Montetto "awoke' by' the "noise,' and the Street'
lamps on the opposite Ode Of Canal Street validating
a dark 'shadow en the 'blind, Mr. Montalto pia-
dently arose and ;pied as any one would under tie
olroumatinesie. For some nights previous, this es
tablishment had been similarly entered and robbed
of money from persons sleeping.
When Mr. Monteiro fired the burglar fell. Mr:
Monteiro oalled to hie partner, and said : " Let us
get a watchman." They proceeded to get th e
watobman, L. Lyon,.whe is on thatlieat, bUt be
fore they arrived on the balcony the burglar was
gone, leaving his shoes, slang-shot, and,,epots of
blood, as a alga of his condition and course. -
The Watchman, however, saw, him making big
retreat over the balcony of Vinoent'e, and!halled.
followed bim,sad,those brOpabt+ him
down by the way he came up, and, when on the
street, the burglar bolted toward his room aoross
at No. 7 Oarondelet street; the ofileer in haste fol
lowed him, the burglar bemoaning his fate.
The burglar opened the door of the house with a
latch key, and went to his room, calling aloud for
help, and swearing to a colored man, William, the
slave of Dr. Fenner, who takes care of the. house,
the house being Dr. Farmer's. The burglar wee
here secured by Officer Lynn, who placed a bro
ther ofiloery L. Kelly, on watch, and he, seeing a
big game was on hand, then proceeded for further
police assistance to search the Fondles. Night.
clerk F. Ames sent for Lieut. Jaques, who, with
Officers Cullom, Mullen, Sergeant Williams,! and
F. Ames, proceeded in the briefness, and searched
the promisee, finding at least seventeen thousand
dollars' worth of property.
All the laces of Mrs. Turner, lately stolen; all
the plate of Dr. Mercer, partly melted.- All the
plate of Mr. Thomas Byrnes, about $6OO worth ;
jewelry, watches; and plate of J. 'D. Hill; Fee. ;
about $3OO worth of fine cloth, of Peatittler
Co., No. 3 Carondelet street, and availed 'assort-
Mont of other valuables, all the results of- lair
glaries in this city of late. '
These articles Meat: Jaques -removed .to the
First district Look-up, and• this morning many of
them were identified and claimed by' their rer
apeotive owners.
When the burglar was shot, be was oonvey_ed
to the Charity Hospital, where he new is. Mr.
Monteiro then surrendered himself, and gave
bonds to appear in the case of shooting, which will
only be a formal'matter no doubt, as the commu
nity will thank him for his aot.—N. 0. Delta
28/1 tnst.
PASSENGERS wisp.
In ship Tonawanda, for Liversool.—Edward Preston.
Jr, of hisnayunk. MIS Healy and son Jamas, or Bus
load, and 3610 the 'Worsts.
In steamship State o Ceorgia, for Savannah—W A
Barrett, J Wooiston, Jon Potter, Mrs M Croatian, d
C Mom, A M Padget, C Heebner, H McGovern, W H
'PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOSENI , 0; GRUBB.
EDMUND A. SOLID ER,I COMMITTRE or 7.112 Mourn
GEORGE L. , BUZ BY. k
LETTER BAUS
At cita MArtAantS' Exchange, Phstruieiphses.
NW, Clyde. Perry.-- _ London. soon
Bohr Duigo. Coot.— ....—....HavansVsoon
SAILING OF, TILE ODEAN sTEADIERD
' • FROM THE UNITED STATES. •
SNIFF LCLVZ FOR DAYS
Sonoma- ..... ...New York-Havre ....Jan 2
Yenta— -...New York_laverpool -2
--New Yoric..Liverpool— ~.....Jan
C idaneheeter...NeW,York-Liverpool—...._Jan • 6
Anglo axon -....Portland-Ltverptiol -......—. Jan
Fulton --.....Rew York-Havre. ........... -San 5
Canada ....... 9
Kangaroo- ... -.New York-loverpool— ----Jan 12
G lee g0w........-.NewLiverpool...._..- Jah. 12
N AtileTlo6ll. Portland .Liverpool_.._ —Jan /2
United Staten- ...New York-G1a5t0tr.............Jaa 111
Autralaman.....New York- Liverpool— ~....Jan 16
Palestine.. ..New rr
Bremen- ....New York-Bre MOII. -
Nova Scotian .....Portland - Jan 19
• "mammal ......Boeton..Liver pool _». ._.._Jan 23
FROM EUROPE
SHIP* LIAVN - YOH DAN/
Primal Albert— ~.Galway-New York-. --Deo 18
Kangaroo —.—ltverpool-New York ........... Dec 19
North Amencan.Liverpool-Portland . —Deo 20
Attetrasian,—.Liverpool-f4 est York—.. Deo 22
F01e5tine......,-Livorpool-NeWYork.____ --Deo Xi
Bremen —...nonthampton-fiew York Dee 211
Glasgow., ..—...Liverpool-New York Decll4
John Dell-.-.-- Allasgow-New York— ..—.-Deo IV
Ainbrica.. :Liven:root-Beaton.. ......—.Deo 29
Edinburgh . — ..Liverpom-N .... ..Jan 2
Canadian-. -Liverpool- Portland . .. -..-.. Jan
Teptonta,....gouthampton-NeW 4
Aqua-- Liverpool-New Y0rk......_..Jan
Xedar— Liverpool-Lvov ...-/en 9
roag° --...Bo2dhatnntol2-neW an
rth Nriton-...Liverpool- Por thtnd— -- -Jan 10
'Rho California Steamers mail from New York on
the litalth, and plat of each month.
The Havana Bteatnom leave New York on the 11.17 th.
lath. 17th. and Iffth ofeach month.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA., Jan. 1 1861
SUN SUES-« 1 23-SUN SETS-- 88
HIGH ...... 61
CLEARED.
Steamship Boston, Crooker. New York, J !anima.
Bin Tonawanda. Julion,'Liverpool, COpe Brother.,
Berk Bea Eagle, Kenney, Batbados,Thos Weneon • &
Sons..
&BohCor E Jame, Townsend, New Orleans, D 8 Bretton
Co.
Bohr Jonathan MIY, Cobb, CharlostOn; A Heron, Jr,
& .
BAILED.
Ship Tonawanda, Julius, left Walnut street Wharf at
12)0 o'clook yesterday. In tow Of tug Anierma. with a
cargo consisting of 200 tierces beef, 100 do and 50 bbla
lam. ISM , bbls 110ur.25 oasim tallow, ati bushels corn,
19,800 do wheat, 2248 bags cloverseed. 8:66 hhds. 81' tierces,
and 7 bbls molasses. 680 bales cotton, 15 do wool. 24 do
rags; 83 passenger railway oar wheels and 10 axles, I
our auras steel. and 14 pkgs mdse.
The U b mail steamship, State of Georgia, Cept Gar
vin, for' BlLVailliqh, sailed yeaterrday at .10, A 6,1 with a
full 'freight and a number of Peesengers, whose names
'lnay be found under the proper head.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Kensington, Baker, hence, arrived at Boa
on 30thi ult. .
Stop Winged Racer. Trundy. from Fooohow Aug Ith,
was below new York 30th nit, with low of fore and ma
ken Prawn&
_,Bhip_Levant. (Br) Foam, from Calcutta Sept 4th. at
saw York 30th nit, With wiaarL3o3.
Ship John Cottle, Hallowell, Callao, at hlattinitia
BarkAinalt, &vine, hence, arrived at Trinidad de
- Cubs Llth
Bark Jams Smith, Brewer, hence, armed at Avon&
20tti
.
Brig Ells Reed, Davie, hones. arrived at 8t late de
Cuba IStit
z as
Bri
/7thJ D Linoolnult. , Webber, hence, arrived at Matan-
NaG=l=Z=
8010 dame Trams, Stevens. at Cardenas 18th tilt.
from Wilmington, NO. and sat ed 19th for Matanzas.
timo
Bohr A Ti th Alt.
rrell, Biggins. from Bolton, arrived at Bal
re 39
Wilmington. NC, Deo 91—The ship Emma. of Liver
pool, one hundred days from . Bombay for New York ,
with a cargo of wool. flaxseed. and seams, In a sinking
condition,yM run ankore on Friday night, the miles
northeast of the tow Inlet light . The magma and crew
were saved, bat the vessel has bilged. Heavy weather
to Aar, Wit h tite wmd from the northeut.
BREAD.
pITRE AND °REAP BREAD,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
WIECHANIOAL BAKERY,
NAM B 7 OBTAINID AT Tllll YOLLOWITI6
PLACES:
MECHANICAL BAKERY, B. W. corner of Broad and
Vine streets.
O.M. (wow__ _.--Poplar street, below
Tenth.
Hd MoNEIL.—
elecorner Sixth and
g greet.
JATHO BON,— —.Nr,xes North Fifth street.
JOHN G. MOXEY— —N0.12112 Vine itreet
T. P. SMITH.. —.— —N0.116 North Fifth street.
B. BOOY E. corner Fifth avid
8p race streets.
W. W. MATHEWB,--- —B. E. corner Eleventh and
Locust streets. .
D. KNIGHT.— —Brood street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GARVIN —No.l4lllLontbard street.
D. COURTNEY.— W. corner Sixteenth
sad Pine streets.
WM COURTNEY—.. —NO: 606 South Twelfth
tree
16,. R. WANAMAXER--......H s
ail. t,
r4l t, gene, a b o ve
S. irme i rtl t t Fourth and
L. HOLLAND.— —B. 4'.eqrne s r Eteenth an
Ogden streets.
DAVID SADDLER_... No. 260 North Eleventh
street.
J. WEIORTMAN-Tbirteenth street below below
Thompson
B. 8; TOMXIIiI. orirth
Front
H BROOKS. --16. S iZ e t o rner of t3eyentli
tied Pine streets.
F. KORAI& —.N. W. earner Tenth and
Bliispen streets.
E. H. TCFME. 11/ 6 Booth Front
e
emir Broad arid
THOS. T. BLEAT— -- Qo a g u lytgenth e erect
B. ORTRP e nilitli and
sailers' Wood. ,
J. AforNTYRE.....----Tyglesoond street, ab.
Al EX, 1T
FI.LERTON. Corner oiFifth and Chris.-
tan.
MRS. E. RAMBLER..—No. 1761 Coates street
D: F. & T. W. WOLF--433 Girard avenue.
WM. McCRACKEN— —nee Hamilton street.
R. R. of et Tsr . eltth
JULIUS KLEId w or. 'oi r l t reenth
nrlo. ,
M. NIPPER . . corner Fourth
and Green etntat.
MRS. F. Bunn/ W. corner Tenth and
Green set.
et r
J. L. HICKS.—_:— —Camden, N. J., store Ill Athh ~ tade.
Aroh street.
C. H. RAINIER.—.-- West Philadelphia, Seth st.
ab. Haverford road.
•N, L. YAIINBLL.-----Lenni, renna.
JOHN BAlllag—.-- —Tricnt end Pme Grove
GEO. B. TOWNSEND.-- Weft Gteeter•Fenma
15140L8E8—..-- ..61.4ati0 CHI, N. J
D. HORTON norm.), N. J.
a
9. J P. EBERLEIN
ti Columbhs, Pa.
JOB PRINTING.
IrRE NEW JOB PRINITNO OEFiLIE
OF
" THE PRESS"
is prepared to exeoute neatly, °handy, and expedition/di
#pi)tT DESCRIPTION OP
PLAIN AND 04NAMENT4 PRINTING
rAmrithvra,
PAPgit BOONS,
GIACIULARtI,
BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
POSTERE I
HANDBILLS,
AUCTIONEERS. LANYEng.
MEROHANTB, MANUFACTURUREI,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE COSIPANIES
NIT All orders left at the •Yebliestion Office of Tho,
Preis, No. 617 OHEBTNUT Ittieet, will be prof:apt*
attended , to, fet6L' ff.
NOTlCE.—Pealed proposals, endorsed
plioroSaLs FOR FURIVISHINS_SHPFL/rS
TOTIKE , BOARD OF CONTROLLERS OF SUPPLIES
BOROOLSP will be received at the Office of the Con
trollers of 'Pablo Schools, Soptheast.cornef. O.IXTIg
;and Alaa.,PHl_Streets, addreued to the Understated,
until TVMSDAY, January 13. leelear o'clookUe4fskr
,the supply of all the Illookessid Stet onierY to be need le
the Yobbo Sehools of the City of Ph ladelphia. until the
310 of Deoember,lBBl. The proposals moat state the
price and quality of the Books and articles of Station
ery proposed to be furnished And be adeomanied br.a
'sample of eaoh item. A list otßookir, &0.. as author
ised by the Board, can be seed at the Seoretary's of
, floe, Southenat corner Sixth and Adeopht 'treats.
' By order Of the Committee°. Supplies.
ROBERT J.HEMPHILL.
deaSt Secretary Controllers of PnbhoSohoole.
TVMPAYi, I ,3. AUXIVAItY), - 1, _156,1.
T "AMALOOLATION Off'LAN
GIUAGEkt,Tbstv h a erowlag tendeney in nue
age t o apgappria* tho most expiondve words of other
languages. and git.Of While to Incorporate them into
our own 3 thee the word Ceshatio, which is from the
Oreekotiintryhte" tor •the ta• now becoming
Popularized in nOnneetiOn - with Mr. Spalding'' great
_headache remedy.** it vAll !von be need in a more
,general-way, and the word Cephalic) will become as
comMen'az IleetrOtype'anCmany others whole die-,
4inotionl al foreign ,words',has been worn awai by
common Maze, until they teem " native and to the
manor hem" ' •
lii 'ad 'n otrlble 'eadaohe tide hafternoom hand I
stepped, into the hepothecciry's, hand Rare In to the
=ki l l OW 70tt heist ine of lin 'lntilaohe t" " Does It
htiohm'esd f!' nays 'm " SSTS hl, band
upon that 7e gave 'me a Cephalic Pal, hand 'eon me
'onor it cured m 6 46 quiek that I 'ardly realised I 'ad
'ad an ladaohe.
BEADAess is the favorite sign by whioh nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
Mate 6f the brain, and, viewed hi Gus light, it may be
looked on as a safeguard Intended to give notice of dis
ease whiohlnight otherwise escape attention, till too
late to be remedied ; and its indications should never
be nelleeted. • Headaches may be classified under two
;names, vim SYmptomatio and Idiopathic,. Symptomatio
Headache ii exceedingly common, and is the precursor
of a great Moiety of diseases, among whioh are Apo
Mazy. Gout, Ithenmetlim, and all febrile diseases. In
its nervous form it Is eyinpathefie of disease of the
stomach, constituting siellheadache, of hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, of worms, constipation,
and other disorders of the bowels, as well as renal and
uterine affections. Diseesee of the heart are very fre
quently attended with headaches; anemia and plethora
are also alfecbons.whioh frequently occasion head
ache.
,Idlopathio headaohe is also very common, being
tiguallY distinguished bY the name of nervous' headache,
scoistimee coming on suddenly in a state of BPDa
rontlT,ound health, and prostrating at once the mental
and physical Misrules, and In other instances it comes
on slowly. heralded by depression of spirits or acerbity
of temper. In most instances thepain is in the front
of the head, over one or both eyes, and sometimes pro
voking vomiting under this class may also be named
Neetaliia.
For thegreatnnent of either class of headache the Ce
phalic, Fills have. been found a mire and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute rains in a few minutes, and,
by its subtle power, eradicating the diseases of which
headache is tbe unerring index.
Bricisst.—Biamus wants you to send her a box of Ce
phalio Glue ; no. a bottle of Prepared Pille—but I'm
thinking that's not just it neither; but perhaps ye'll be
either knowing whet it ie. Ye lee elie'e nigh dead and
gone with the Blok Headaobe, and wants some more of
that name my relaived her before.
Drys/in.—Yon mutt mean Spalding's Cephalic
Pills.
Bridget.-ooh t sure now and you've end it. Here's
the quarther, and giv me the Pills, and don't be all day
about it, taller.
No one of the " many film fienb in heir to" is so pre
valent, so little understood, and so much neglected as
Costavenesi, often originating in oarelossnese, or se
dentary habits. It Is regarded an a slight disorder, of
too little oceiseinenoe to exalts anxiety, while in reali
ty it is the precursor and companion of many of the
moat fatal and dangeroun diseases, and unless early
eradicated, it:will'bring the sufferer to an untimely
grave. Among tho lighter evils of which Costiveness
is the usual attendant are Headache. Colic, Rheuma
tism, Foul 'Breath, Plies, and. others of like nature.
while a long train of frightful diseases, such as Malig
nant Fevers, Abeesser, Dysentery. Diarrheas, Driven
ilia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria. Hypo
ohondrituan. Melanoholy, and Insanity, first indicate
heir presence in the system by this alarming symptom.
Not unfreanently the diseases named originate in Con
stipation, but take on an independent exudenoe unities
the cause is eradicated in an early stage. Prom all
these considerations, it follows that the dlnorder should
receive immediate attention whenever it ociours, and
no person should neglect to get a box of Cephalic Pills
on the first appearance of the complaint, as their time
ly use will expel the insidious approaches of disease,
and destroy thin dangerous fee to human life.
Physiciaw.—Well, Mrs. hum how is that headache ?
Mrs loass.—gone ! Doctor, all sone! the pill yen sent
.oured me in just twenty minutes, and I wish yob, would
send me more, so that I oen have them handy.
Physicias.—You oar, get theta at anylDruggist'e. Cal
for CephelloPills. I find they never fall, and I reoom
mend them m allows of 'Headache.
Mrs..loses.—l shell eend fors hex directly, and snail
tell all my offering friend., for they area real his:nat.
IWNNST MILLIONS DP MOLLANS SLYID.—Ms. Spald
ing has sold two millions of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Gine. and it 'ls eahmated that each bottle
eaves at least ten dollars' Worth 'of brOkonthirniture,
thus making an aggregate of twenty million, of dollars
reclaimed from total loss !by this valuable invention
Having made his Glue a household word, he now pro
posiia to do the world still smelter service by curing all
the 'soling heads with his Coldish° Pills, and if they are
all good as his Ghe, Headaches will soon vanish away
like snow in July.
fir o►sa 140ITSICINT, and the mental oare and anx
iety incident to close attention to business or study, are
among the nurnerousreauses of IVervous Headache. The
disorderedstate of mind and body incident to this dis
tressing complaint. is a Tatal biow to all energy and am
bition. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy rebel from these distressing attacks by axing
one of the Cephalic, Pills whenever the symptoms ap
pear. It quiets the overtaaked brain, and soothes the
strained and jarring nerves, and relaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and aggravates
the disordered condition of the brain.
FACT WORTII xmowleo.—Spalding'm Caleb&lio Ydle
area certain ours for &ok Headache, Bilious Head
ache, Mimeo Headache, Costiveness, and (loners'
Debility.
Diecovinty.—Among the moat important of
all the great medical discoveries of this age may be
considered the system of vamlnation for protection
from Small Fox, the Cephafie PIS ter relief of Head
ache, and the use of Quinine for the prevention of
Fevers, either of which le a sure epeoifio, whom bene
fits will be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their discoverers are forgotten.
lIGT Din you ever have the Mak Headaohe I Do you
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow, the
loathing and disghst at the sight of food? How. totally
suifit you Were for nleastretrionversation' or study. One
of the ermitalla Pills would have rell eved you from all
the angering Which you then'ekpenemoed. For this and
other nnytwires yam 'always have a box of them
on heal tb pee Bf oackslim reslifee.
OEPHALIO PILLS,.
OEPHALIO PILLS■
OEPHALIO 1.-)ILL11
OUR 414. 'MAIDS QF 404PAOHN!
BY the tam of these Pills the periodioel atteoke of lYer
voii,or Biek Headathii may be prevented ; end if taken
at the ootwahliderneht of an atteokimmediale relief
from Pain endeloknege will be ohteibed.
They eeldern faii.in removing the Nausea and lisad
a the to whieh females are 10 inibleet.
"They got Oral* on rim bime% removing Costivoess
For Literary 'Arm, Students, Delicate Female"; and
all persons of snittitory habits, they are valuable as a
Zaid. Otfilteiroving the aiiegte, tone and iii(Of
to the Ofileitgre organs, and restoring the natural bias-
Deft). and strength to the whole system
Tjrn CEPHALIC ?UM are the molt of long inyesli
gallon and caw/Ally onndnoted ekpOri'mpots, 'having
cepa in pas inKny tottig. 4444 shl:34 gPle that bade
prevented and relieved, A vaeb,amocnt of pain and
suffering from Ifeagleehe, arbether originating in the
neMposte sycleM or frinn a d*Thnead plate of ilia 3/0:
rna44,
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all time! 'With' video; eafety Without
making any °Mince of diet/and the absents of antedisav
greet:ale' taste reader's it easy to administer shorn to
children.
mi., itEAps,
LABELS
REWA4P OF (X)IINTERFEITS!
liEoHArace, Immo
,The genuine have live pignaturee of Henry O. Opeltling
on pooh Box.
gObl b 7 and Ali ot)lar Dan!ars in Meipainela
AAozwlll b 0 Aent.l4 gWil weßaid QI2 redept qf whp
AU orders should be addreeaed to
HENRY 0. SPALDING,
rol.N• 4s_ol DAA aWitERIN, NEW YOEE,
- MISCELLANEOUS.
, ardly Realized
Constipation or Costiveness.
A Real Bleseiug.
OPI4I 11,EADA01114!
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
PRICE.. 25 ciENTs.
RAILItOAU LINES;
1861._ 1861.
WINTER ARRA r YORK LINER.
TIM CAMDEN An...A ARP
DELLUEII444IIDRomnirADIRLPRIARTOADDIECWWBFRILA
YORK AND. WAY PLACED,
FROM. WLLLL-AA V W AMS FOLLOWS, viz: DEPOT
At 6 A. M.. via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ao! ARE.
oommodation • • • ;.,• ..32 26
At 6 A. M.,rn via Camden and bity;ini• .
Aceoteodation— 2 22
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail. 3 00
At Chi A. M., via gaiising ton and Jersey City,
Western FaVess..--. • w
At 1.2 X P. M., via Camden ' Amboy Acoommo-
At P . M., via Camden and Amboy, C. ania.
Ex
gvrese.._ . . 3 00
At 05 P. 61., via icensingion and Jersey City, Bye
-14n4 AV.? a vti Kensington 7.3 - r - -- C°
army City. 2 4 2 22
Class Ticket
At P. M.. via Camdeni and Jersey City, Evening mail . . . 3 00
At 116 i P. Camden and Jersey City, Solid i
ern Mail 526
At 6 P. M,, via Camden and Ainlicir — ,
Don, (Freight and Passenger )— let Class Ticket.. 2 25
Do. do. Theties Ticket-. 1 60
The 61' M Mail Line rang daily. ll/f P M, tionth-'
ern Mail, Saturdays excepted.
For Belvidere., Easton Lambertville, Flemington,
ego., at 7.10 A M and 'P. M., from Kensington. •
For Water Gap :Strouilehurg, Swanton, 'Nate/thane,
Montrose, Great Bend, k0.,7.10 A. AIL from Kensington,
ma Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R. R.
For Mauch Chnnk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7.10
A. M. and 3 P. M. from Kensington.
For Mount Holly, at 6 and 8 A. M., 2 and 4/G P. M.
- For Freehold. at 6A. M., and 2P. M.
WAY LINES.
For Bristol, Trenton, An., at 1.10 A. M., 8, 635 and
OLP. M. from Kensington.
Fogalmyra. Riverton, Delano°, Beverl. Darling
ton lorenoe, Bordentown, at 124, , 43G and 8
ixr For New York, and Way Linos leave Kensington
Depot, take the oars, on Fifth etreet, above Walnut.
half an hour before departure. The oars run Into the
depot. and on arrival of each train, run from the depot
Fifty Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed path ressen-'
ber. Passengers are prohibited from takinganything as
aggage but their weanng apparel. All baggage over
fifty pounds to be paid for extra. 'Die Company limit
their rerponeibility for baggage to One Dollatper pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond eloo, ex
cept by imolai contract.
nolt WM. H. OA'RZMUR. Agent.
,WINTER ARRANGE
INEMERAM MEN T —PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON. AN I) BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and alter MONDAY, NOV KAIIIER 26, 1860
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHIL. aDELPHIA
For Baltimore at 8.15 A. M., 12 noon (Express), and
10.50 P. M.
For Cheater at 8.15 A. AL, 12 noon, 1.15,4.15,6, and 10.50
P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 A.M., 12 noon, 1.15, 4.15, 6. and
10.10 P. M.
For New Castle at 815 A. M., 4.15 and 6 P. AI,
For Middletown at 8.18 A. AL and 4.15 P. M.
For Dover at 8.15 A. AL and 4.15 P. AL
For Harrington at 8.15 A. AL and 4.15 P. M.
For Milford at 8.15 A. AL, (Tuesdays, Thursday's, and
Saturdays at 4.15 P. AL)
For Farmington at 8.15 A. M.(Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Seafordt 4.15 P. M.
For at 8.15 A. M. (Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 4.15 P. M.l
For Salisbury at 8.15 A. M.
Tramat 8.15 A. M. will oonneot at Seaford on Tnes
dayfolk e, Thursdays, and Saturdays with steamboat to Nor
. . . . .
•
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA:
Leave Baltimore at 8.110 A. hi t (Express), 19.15 A. M.,
and 0.10 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 7.30, 9, and 1150 A.M., 1 HI, 4,
and 8.20 P. M.
Leave Salisbury at 1.30 P. M.
Leave Peaford (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at 7.20 A. M. 12.60 P. M.
Leave FarmingtouiTuesdays, Thursdays, and Satyr
days at 8 A. hi.) 4.10 P. M.
Leave Milford (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
at 7.50 A. M.) 4 P. M. •
Leave Harrington at 8.15 A.M. and 4.'25P. hl.
Leave Dover at 9.05 A. M. and 5.25 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 50 05 A. M. and 6.40 P. M.
Leave New Cantle at 8.25 and 11 A. M., 755 P. M.
Leave Chester at 8.20 and 9.40 A. hl., 12.04, 3.22, 4.46,
and 9P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and Delaware Railroad
at 10.16 A. M. and 6.10 P. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMOF et
Leave Chester at 8.45 A. hi.. 12.28 and 11.20 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.25 A. M., 12 55 P. M., and 12
A. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached,
will run as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
planes at 1 P.M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
Places at IS P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Graoe and intermedi
ate places at 4.15 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Only at 10.50. P. M. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 5.10 P. M. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
12024 S. M. FELTON. President.
Ti'E PENNSYLVANA OENT RAL
&AMMO'.
900 MILES DOUBLE TRAWL
1860.
THE CAPACITY OFTHIS ttOtu z ifif
I N L OW
EQUAL
THRETTHYOINHHAECEONGTR
TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELP,IIA AND PITTSBURIff,
Connecting direct at Phits.datplba with Through Trains
frbm Boston, New York, and all points heat, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsbrig with Through Trams to and
Dim all points In the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation or
Passengers anima:maned for speed and comfort by any
other route.
HlPress and Fest Lines run_through te Pittsburg,
without change of Cantor Conductors. 'All throug_h Pas
senger Trains provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of (Ingham,
thus addin much to the safety of tavellers.
g_
Smoking Cars are attached to eac h Trains Woodruff's
Iftes_ping Cars to Express and Feat Trains. The
EXPRESS, "INNS DAILY Mail and Fast Lines, Sun
dallam e ff epted.
Tra leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M.
Fto Line " 11.60 A. M.
EK VA L II T p e w.c.%. qatows,
Harrisburg °corm° atlon, via fumble, ' 2P. N,
Oolnuattla P,
Pr
t'aikeetiiirg
West Chester Passengers will take the Mail, Parkes
burg Aooommodatton, and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Banbury, Wilhernsport, Piedra, Buffa
lo, Niagara Poll.. and intermediate points, leaving Phi
ladelphia at d O O A. M. and 2P. ht.Ltdireotly through.
Tickets Westward bay be obtain at the °Moaned - the
Company in Philadelt
, hia ti„ Pier ' t Yor Boatoit, or Bat
thit 42;:;:d and •01.;iirgrhe etr; „Adv. Lz.avezi- o r tVe
regular Line of Eleanore on the liitasuisippi or Ohio
rivers, _ .
EIEMM===2I
For further information apply at the Poeamuse: Sta
tion, Southeaat corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The completion of the Western commotion* of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chioaeo.make this the
DIRECT LINED ETWEE E T_HE EAST AND THE
GREAT WST.
The connection of track/ by the
_Railroad Fridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drives e or ferriage of Freight,
together with the aiming of ti
's
me, are advantaCeilreadils
appreciated by Shimmers of Freight, and the nivel
ling Public.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the trawmortation
of their Freight to this POMDMIT, can rely with oorifl
danoo on its speedy trimint.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad ere at sit
Nines as
. favorable as or. ciartrd 14, Railroad GPVlNlnsos.
SW' Be earth:mbar to mark outages" via Penna. Roil
ar Freight Contrapts Or tihirolug • Directions, a pply ,
to, or address either or the fo ll owing Agents of the vas-
Deny
D. A. STEW ARMY.
ART, /
IL/theme It Co., Zaneinnile,O.; J.J J. Johnatonr.Rll4o7
0,; E. McNeely, hltinrrille, Er.; Onneby & ;Cropper,
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock & Co., Jeffers:oriel/le, Indi
ana; H. W. Brown & Co. Cincinnati, 0.; Athern &
Illtibert, Cincinnati, 0 ! ; Illeldrigne,ll4/adieon, /ad.;
Joe. E. !Hoorn, Louisville, 7.; & Co.,
Brian:mile, Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., ciurco,__lll_,..• It.
F. Sltee, ;Maier . Glom, St, Lo ui s, 10 2 1 John 0. //ar
ra, Naehrille, Tenn.; Harm & liont,Memchie, Tenn:
Vieree ft Co., Chicago..ill.LW. H.R. Koonte, Alton,
/Et o: to Freleht Atente of Xaßroadit at different pouts
TriflSS l Tylf,.ll” Philadelphia.
00/le, Be North st - reVritiniere.
Ih r ifi Bk. CO., '7 9 1 ii r lgait f.la, a boist i ogun. at "
ti.Y.
• 11.
E. LEWIS. Gaul tenet Altoona., a. /al 1r
. _ . WINTER AttRANOE.
hl E NT .-PHILADELPI7I A,
GERMANTOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 19. 1880,
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,7, 8,9, 10. 11, and 19 A. hl., 1,2,
9, 83 f 5.16. 6.'7,8,9 103‘; and 11% P. M.-
Leave elermantown:6. 7, 734.8. gti. 9, 10, 11 and 111 A.
AL,1,2, 8, 4,6, 6, 6.12, 7.8,9, and 1014 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 mm. A. M., 9,7, and 1034
P. AL
Leave Germantown, 8.10 mm. A. M.,1.10 min., 6, and
932 P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD..
Leave Philadelphia, 6,8, 10, and 19 A. hl.. 2,
and 1854 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7, 10, 7.55,_ 8.40, and 9.40, and
11.40 A. 7,L, 1.40,5.40,6.10. and 8.40 P. M.
ON 13 LINTI.ATS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,06 M., 2, and 7 P.M.
Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.50 min, A. AL, 1960, 5.40, and
9.10 min. P. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia, 6.60,114,005, and 11.05 mm. A. AL,
LW, 905,4%. 5.55. and 113 S P. M. P
Leave Norristown, 6, 7, &CC 9, and 11 A. A3.,134,
and 6 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M and 8 P. hl., for Norris
town.
Leave Norristow Oß :d ANAYUNK. Al.
Leave Philadelphia. 660. 734 9.05, and 11 . 06 A.M.,
Loa. 2.06, 6.05.434, 5.83, 9.00.113 i
Leave Manarnnk. 6%. 735, 8.30, 934,1134 A. 2 ,
8,634. and 934 P. M. ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 9 A. 111., 8, and 7 P.M.
Leave Manayunk r 7H A. M., 6%, and a P. M.
H. H. 13M1TH,General Supejintondent.
nolo-tf DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
- . PHILADEIrjA
aff. ll REAP _irj - RAIL
ROAD.—PAISSzt4 TRAJNS" for POT VILLE,
READING, and HARRISBURG, on and after Nov.
ath, 1360.
MORNING LINES. DAILY. (Sundays ezoepted.
Leave New Deot. corner of BROAD and OALLQ
HILL litreets,P ILA ALL PHA A.(Passeler entrances
on Thirteenth an - on oatiownill streets at BA.
connecting at Harrisburg* with the PEN SYLVANIA
RAILR LAD, I P. M., train rennin 'to Pittsburg; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.03 P.M. train running to
Cliquabersburg, Carnes, &c.; _and the NORTH hitt(
OESITRAL RAILROAD PP.*. t 7 4 1 / 3, rqllloB ro
Spa
burr, !co.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
RILL litre ets,PHILADEL PHlA,(Passenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill greeted for inTs.
VILLE and HARRISBURG. at 3.30W.M., D A 1L Y, for
READING. only, at 4.30 P. M.,DAILY, (Sundays ex
copted
DISTANOES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAII.JROAI).
FROM PIIILADELPMIA. Aliloll,
To 28
Philadelphia and Re lint
Lebanon.._-.......:. t and Lolitinon yalinT /LIE.
Hamm burg
Rauphin ......
fllerebur JO Northern Central.
TrevortonJunction -168 Railroad.
Sunbury— ••• • • • 169
iiNOTthOMbOilaa
aaron isbUrg
103
itt
Sloppy 0 „Er?
Look maven
Troy. Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad.
The 8 A. M. and 3.30 P. AI. train oonneot daily at
Port Oltriton i kundaye excepted,/ with the OATA
WISSAt WI lAMSPORT, and ERIE RAILROAD,
making close connections with lines to Niagara Falls,
Copula dWHILhe West and Southward.
and
DEPOT IN PHILADELP
Streets.HlA : corner of BROAD
OALLO E.
ap23-tf W. H. McILHENNEY. Secretary
NORTH PENNSYL
•Ir. VA NIA RAILROAD.
FOR BETH EHEM, DOY.LLBTOWN_ MAUOII.
CHUNK, HAZLETON. and BOK LEY.i
THREE THROUGH TRAINS,
On and after MONDAY. December 9.1860, Passenger
Trains wi Weave FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Phila
eelvitia. daily, (Sundays exeepted), tie follows
At 6 30 A.M., (Exorcist) for Bethlehem,Allentown,
Mattel, Clunk, Angleton, &o.
At 3,45 . M., (Egortnis ), for Bethlehem, Beaton, ke.•
Thiel in reaohen Easton at e P.M., and makes (dose
popriection wttit New Jersey Central for Rd* York, •
' At P. M., fat Rethlehem,'Allentown, Menai' Winn's,
Re.
At 8 A. M. and CP • M.. for Doylestown.
At 6 P. for Fort WrishingtOn.
The 6.80 A. M. Express train maps olOge commotion
with the Lehigh Valle, Railroad at llethlelierr), he 6g
the shortest and most desirable route to all points in
the Lehigh Ontli region.
THAJNB FOR PHILA.DELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 5,41 A. M., 8.16 A. M., and 138
P M.
Leave D_oylestown at 7.25 A. M. and 520 P. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 646 A, M.
ON SUNDAYS.—Pluladelphia for Port Washington
at 6.tki A. M.
'Philadelphia for Doylestown at 4 P.M.
F2lestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M.
Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 2.45 P. M.
Fareal Betti , ehem.-01 60 1 1,., are to Mauch Chunk.s2 GO
Fare to Eastert—,.... 120 are tolloylestown. 60
Throuch Tickets must procured at the • Tiottet
Woes. at WILLOW meet, or BERM Street, hi order
toe ure the above rates of fare.
Al Passenger Triune (except Sunday Trams) connect
9t arks Pima with Filth and Math-streets, and
PoPlid an§ Third-ntreete romancer Railroads, twenty
pinups allor loam* Willow fittest.
044 ELLIh CLARE'. AM •
INLAND FREIOrfT
Eiffl :l " -97 LINE TO NORFOLK 4N4)
.POR' WITH, A.
he Tri-weekly Line via Seaford to Norfolk. Va..
will be discontinued for the present. A Daily Line will
take tha.plaoe of it by way of Baltitnora &Mata merit
to PftENTZEL'S Warehouse, 12114 MARKET Street.
will be forwarded with despatch, and at 65 low rates as
by any
t t i lier Line.
.F. x PIE Y, Muter of Traneportatiop,
4e1151 P. W. & B. R. 4. Cp.
"' PUILADELPHIA AND EL
MIRp -I.I4 OUTS to Tamagll4. Catawba, JRn
or ,t • eaborro,l9orantoo t *Moo, n
nams"die. 7110511thni anion, t u g% Not;
Notgara _
_Meer, 0 and,
Chicago.lit. Loom mtronunee, and an point. porch arm
ru k e nger t
d rains Will leave the new Depot of the Phi
ladelpma an Reeding• Railroad, corner BROAD and
OALLOWHILL Streets, (Passenger entrance on Cal
lowtoll street,) daily Mondays excepted). for above
points. as fells
we
DAY EXPRESEL_.-... --JAC A. M.
NIGHT EXPRE S S , — ...... —SAO P. M. •
The BMA. P L train oonnectira . t Rupert, for Wilke.-
barre, Pittson, &Ironton, and all stations on the
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMBBLIRG RAILROAD.
The above. tramps make direot ooleotione at Elmira
with t he trains or the lie* York and rie,Canandaigna
ai r d Niagara Falls, end Buffalo, New ork and Erie, and
erw York Centralitailroads, from all points North said
_gag, and the Canada/J.
Baggage ehecircd to Elmira, Buffalo, and Buspengion,
Bridge, and all tdermedlate points.
Tickets can be I roomed at the PhlladelPhis and El
mlraitailroad r e'sTioket Office, northwest corner of
EILETH and 01P 1:1N U'r_pfreenr, and at Die Paesenger
Depot. corner° THIRTEENTH sad OA LLOWHILL.
THROIRI EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAM
Leave the Phil tielphisand,Readlng Depot, Broad and
CalloWhill etre t trinity (Sundays excepted), for all
C oints Waste No deliveredt . rd,
Freights Tit , be eg d before gP. AL to insure
th Arl i g yn u rther
information Wt Freight Devot.
THI TEEN rH. a
nd
CA
1., or
CHAS. ft. r P N i ?enerer Agent,
Northwest scorner SIX T and IC EBTN T Streets.
aellktf Philadelphia
WEST OHESI ER
RA ROAD AND PHILADELPHIA
• V WINTER
ARRANGEMENT,
Prom nortneast corner of Eighteenth and Market
streets.
On and after Sunday. Nov. 25th IMO, the trams will
leave the northeast corner of Eighteenth and Market
streets at 7.40 A. M., 2 and 4 30 P. M.
On Sundays. at 8 A. Ai and 2P. M.
Trains leavirg Philadelphia, at 7.40 A. M. and 480 D.
M., and on Wednesdays and Raturdaya, at 2 P. M.,
connect at Penneiton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more Central Railroad, for Concord, Kennett Avon
dale. Oxford, tco,, &c. HENRY WOOD.
n 024 General Bnoorin.andent,
•
. NOTTOE.--OHESTFY.
VALLEY RALROAD—PAS
BKNE/ER TRAIBIBp)R-DOWNINGTOWII AND
'PER3IEDIATE 18 ATIONBo—On and after Nov. eth,
MO. the Passenger 'realm for DowNiNGTowro
will elan from the nestPaaseti i er Depot of the Phila.
delhle_ ead Readlng_lfallro Comnanr, corner of
BRINID and CIALLOWIIII.6 3 reeta, (neasencer en
tranoeion a ll whin.
MORNING TRAIN far Deltrinturem. :eaves at 8.00
A. 411%818180018 IMAM tat Gowniattora, term at
480 bt.
DAILY (ftanda i 7 excepted.)
By order of the board of Managers of Ike YiLLLteiside
ani. Matalfbr flei road Compa tt. ny.
spa mota Nit Y. Saaratary.
FIRE INSURANCE.
RELIANCE MUTUAL INFIURANCE COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA,
ON BUILDINGS, LIMITED OR PERPRTUAL,MER
cHANDIsB, FURNITURE IN TOWN
ox gouNTBV.
OFFICE, NO. 309 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL, $920,610. ASSETS, $303,608 90
Invented as follows, via
First Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount-- 3155,600 00
Ground Rent. first class— 9 462 59
City of Philadelphia 6per cent. so.aw (X)
Pennsylvania Railroad Co'e. 6 per Dent. 2d
Mortgage Loan (830,000).... •• 27,900 00
Allegheny 00. R . R
per ot. (Penn'a R.) Loan 10,000 00
Collateral Loans,well secured— 9,500 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top R. R. and C. Co.,
Mortgage Loan-- ----- 4,000 00
The Reliance Mutual Insurance Co. Stook.— 24,860 OD
The County Fire Insurance Co. Atock— 1. 060 00
The Delaware M.S. Insurance Co. Stook— 700 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Stook. 4,000 00
Commercial Bank Stook.-- 5,135 01
Mechanics' Bank Stook—.—.... 2,819 60
Union M. Insurance Co. script (8380) 100 te
Bills ..• 16,927 18
Book Accounts, accrued interest, &a.— 5 216 62
Cash on hand and in hands of Agonts—._ 11,985 15
CLEELTINOLEY, SAMUEL BIBPHAM,
FREDR.THIMPRON, ROBERT ISTBEN,
ERI K BROWN, WILLIAM MUSBER,
CORNEV BTEVENEION, BENJ. W. TIN.ILKY,
a
JOHN W.OAIRELL, MARRHALL HILL,
H L,.C, 0 6 . IIVR T L B E i t t I ° &L AN D ,
;DBE 1 11L ' ell ii ,
RED Kr E 10, JACOB T. BUNTING,
CHARIIIOI , B.WOOD, SMITH BOWEN,
JAMES B. WOODWARD, JOHN BIRSEL, Pittsburg
OLEM TINGLEY, President.
11. M. HIND/MAN. Reoretary. nol6-2m
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANOE OOMPA MV
OF PHILADFLPELA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING, S. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS:
F. RATCOTOED STARR. MORDECAI L. DAWSON,
WILMAM MCKIE. CEO. H. STUART,
!VALERO FRAZIER, JORNII. BROWN,
LORE M. ATWOOD, 13. A. FATINEATOCEr
ENT. T. TREDICX, ANDREW D. CASH,
HENRY WHARTON. J. L. ERRINOER.
F. BATOR ORD STARR, Prendent.
CHARLES W. COXE. &oratory. Cel
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Inoorperate4 by the Legislature of Penusylvbnia,ll3Bs.
Office 8. E. corner of TRIED mut WALNUT streets).
HILADEPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels,
Cargo,
z i To all parts of the World.
FrenrM,
I LAND INSURANCES
On Goode by Rivera. Canals, Laken. and Land Cal
:loges to all liar's of the Unlon.
FIRE IDEURANCES
On Merobandiae generally. On Stores, Dwelling
Rouses, &o.
ABBETB OF THE COMPANY,
November 1, 1860.
8100,000 United States five. cent. 10an..... el) 400 00
116,030 United States nix. SP' cent.Treainur
Notes, (with scorned interest).— 119,40.134
100,000 Pennsylvania State five 49* one
loan. 96,970 00
21,000 do. do. six do, do, 21,946 00
125.060 Philadelphia City six
. +F cent: Loan, 129.203 37
50,000 Tennessee State five cant. loan.. 24,000 00
50 000 Pennsylvania Railro mor t gage
six ir cent. bonds_._.__. 4.5,(0) 00
16 000 500 shares, stook Germantown ,Gaa -
Company, interest and nyineipal
Guaranteed by the City of plata
-15,300 00
6,000100 ,bares Pr7nasylVanna — itailroad
9,900 0)
6.000100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company . .„„ , . 900 00
1,290 89 shares Philauelphla' Ice Beat and
lateam Tog Co any,............_.
290 5 shares Philadelph mp ia and Havre de- 1,200 00
Grace Steam Tow-boat Company. 5,9) 0)
MO shares Philadelphia Comps
Company....... 125 00
1,000 7 shares Continental Rote) 60100
E 886,700 Par. Coat 3147,235.34. Market va1.f2561,256 71
Ile receiVable, for uniurances made........ 171,324 42
and mortgages.— •-•-•-••••-•• 34,600 00
RBall estate—. .r.._-..... ................ 64.363 26
Balances duo at Asenoien-Preiniums on Ma
rine Policies. interest, and other delfts due
the Company --.NAM 09
Berle and Stork of sundry Insurance and
other Companies —.. 9,626 50
Cash on hand-in banks _.893,673 16
in drawer-...... 435 35
99.103 61
_
William Martin,
Edmund A. Bauder,
Themihilus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
James Traqualr,
William .KTre, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
William C. Ludwig,
j D7. e lt. h a l l i ..
Hugh or
C raigge C. Le*r.
, •
Charles Kelly,
HENRY LYLBURN. Fief
IN bIIRANOE COMPANY OF THE
.R. STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
TE I NG NSURANCE.— Nos. 4 AND a EXCHANGE
DIO.
artered in IPS—Capital 0300,1190—reb. 30800, mull
value s 8498,7 W 77.
All invested in sound and available !emirates—eon
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings,
Stooks of Iderehandise,Ao., on liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
iiimeon Toby. Samuel Grant, Jr.,
hallos Mematester, Tobias! Wagner,
littera S. South, Tilirsi H. Watteon,
ohn B. Bu..Cei He G. Freeman,
William R. White. Char es B.Leosis,
HArit r lF . D C ..l3itrialaD, President.
WILLIAM HARPER. Seoretaey. ' Je9-tY
tItEMOVAL.--THE PENN, MUTUAL
LIFE •INEIDEAIii 0E COMPANY , have removed
heir new , bulldfg Jim 941 CHESTNUT Street.
.Aasets. ove r 000 . : Charter perpetual.
ALL TW.. amonget , memeured„
roLiorEs .sued thle yeaVerill pertioloate ir the Di
vidend to be deolitred in January next. The Company
has full authority to aot rot Axeoutora, Adnuntattatora.
ausirneea, Guardiane.._and Trustees for married women
and children. DANIEL D. - MILLEN, Preindent.
ISAML. E. STOKES, lime Freal.
Joan W. Hoytrum. Seoretarr.
fitliDlCA.l; :EXANtliiliB in . attenclanoe daily. from
1 to I o'clock P.14:1.
INSIMANOE. MECTIANIVS'
-IV INSURANCE COhLI'ANY of Philadelphia. No.
138 North SIXTH Street, below Race. insure Build
ings, Goode, and Iderehandlea generally from loss or
damage by Niro. The company guarantee to adleet'all
losses promptly, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the public.
- -
DIANCTOAL
William Morgan, Reboil Flanigan
Nranots Cooper: Minhaei Motseoi,
George L. oougherty, Edward Mogottrn,
James Martin, ' Thomas B. MooOrmiok
James Duross, Joan Rromley,
Matthew hloAleer, Emma Falls,
rii .v.
. v 7 . 11,1:0,1p, ati tj ° 4 , ar; lV r tu' wman,
Ftersois MOManur • bliohnel Cahill,
F u ttANCIB COOPER, President.
lIERNARD , RAFF RTY. Secretary. oeSS-6m
CAUAKER CITY INBURANOE COMPA
NY—FRANKLIN BUILIHNGS,_4BB WALNUT
STREET, PHILARELYHLA.-OArATAL AND BUft
ikanUtraliflonfgra4Bl44.lfittliMstiMitiii
I : an litlitaft HART, President,
E. E. ROSS. Vise President.
H. R. 00GOSHALL, ties'y and Treasurer.
8. H. BUTLER, Assistant Seeman%
Sunbury and Erie R. R.
I/TREMORS.
George H. Hart,
E. P. Roes
A.O . Cagle%
Foster S i lerkins,
E. W. Bailer, Andrew Chambers
H. R. Coggshal I, Samuel Jones, M. D...
lion. H. M. Fuller. mhir-tt"
fiIICOIIANOS IN/31:MANOR OOMPANY
11 .:A-0ffice_NR. 400 WALNUT t3treat.
FIRE INNIINANCE fon .Houaes and Marchand,'
generallnon favorable terms, either limited or per-
Dalai.
OIRECTORB.
Jeremiah Boneall, Egvald Ilitt,
John
al T. 1 8
lir Jana .et t ,
Aachen . ay .
Acmes March, . John 4well, Jr"
Jas. T. ale Bellefonte.
Hata L. Bmgaey,_
JEREMIAH BONSALL , `,Preadent,
JOHN Q. GINNODO, vice President,
Enviann, W. Davin. neoretalv
A N T IAOTTE INS I ' Alit% , 001dEPA
.Torlstd Cuctal 800,4;0--c1IARTHR
PERTH' 'VA .
°Moe o. at WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
This Company Will Insure against loss or dentate. by
Fire, on Buildinge,Furnitnre, and hierohandue gene
raly.
Alio, Marine'llumranees on Vassar Oftrgoar, and
Fretthtik Inland limning° to all park! 'of the 'Union.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Behar. Joseph mazdeld,
D. Luther, Dr. Deorie N. Fokert,
L. Audenried, John R . lakietim,
Davie Pearson, Wm. F. lent,
Peter Sieger, J. E.patim.
tau grtt, yroettipm.
VI F. DE ‘ll, Vice President,
W. M. SMITE, Sear . tamr. - ana-ti
A MERWAN EIRE INSURANCE CO.,
-cx
VAL INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PRIPET
rz..tgo W a t,Nputreet A iibo t 2 B lllgEd, pligtle i lphi l a z .
ve7ed fl ...It etivi available 13 e Zia cliTirlit i p to
f,~re op DWellinpe Storm Furniture,;l9erolutnOise,
vessel* in Port 19idtheir 061113011, and other Personal
Property. All lopeep thornily and promptly adopted.
sizattotis.
Thom. R. Marti. John T. Lewis,
John Wels_,h Jamul R. GerpoliVlL
Edmond 9. .119t1111.
?t e
ll
L 217 .1" ' 07; W. YOll4llOl.
I !nor .__ •
MNil . MAVIS. Preeldimt ,
ALHEAV 0. L. WMOI3 . Secretary. 40241
RAII,ROAD _LINES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
DIRECTORS
ITORS.
Samuel E. Stokes.
J. F. Pertiaton,
If enry Sloan,
Edward Darlington,
II: Jones Brooke,
Spencer M'llvalne,
Thom C. Hand,
Robert Barton,
Jacob P. lone*,
James R. M'Farland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Joy B. Semple, Plttsb'g
3:13 . Morgan,
A. —Berger,
,M MARTIN, Prosillent.
3. HAND, Vice President,
.oretary. •acti- t {'
SALES 'IIY AUCTION.
N F. PANOOMIT, AtrOTIONEWS, Ono-
A. • (moor to B. SCOTT. JR.. 491 CHESTNUT St.
SALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, EOSIERT, •OLOVES,
Ro.
By catalogue, on a credit,
On Thunder
January 3. at 10 o'clock Morning.
Included w,ll be fauna— -
EMBROIDERIES.
Richly embroidered new styles iocillarsland,sets, me
dium to tugh-oost embroidered and hentstigoued hand
kerchiefs, waists. bands, &a.
GERMANTOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS.
Latest styles and colors Germantown fancy a annyr
knit hoods, scarfs, coats sleeves mitts,ko.
HbalzitV.
Men's women's, and children's white, mixed, and
spot wool and cotton hose
_and half hose.. - -
STOCK OF GLOVES AND NOTIONS,
Also. a stook of ladies', gents'. and children's gloves,
notions, gents' furnishing goods, ohenGle scarfs, Re:
SILVER-PLATE; D WARN,
Also,at oonunenctemeat of mile , an invoice of silver
plated waiters. tea wets, &o.
le II Mrs UBB, BRINLEX ti; 00.,
No. 4IIU MA R ICE? 'TREE,.
pump FORD A. CO., ADOTIO
stnet No. 130 NUMMI Stmt. 'and 11271 VA
IMIOSES NATKANS AUCTIONEER
I TA- AND COMMISERON MERCHANT; Smith - ad
corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Some of the finest GOLD-PATENT LEVER and
CHRONOMETER WATCHER mannfiudgired, at bar
the usual sellint poem. um-lever Sod re it l el“Sh el a
silver lever an opine matches. Eng! h.. Wpis, an
reneh watchem. at astonlehingli IoW Wieser JosolrY of
over, description, very to w r guts, Patois, musical in
struments, first quality of Havana cigars, at hall the
Importation price, in quantities to suit purchasers, and
various other kinds ofgoods.
OUT DOUR SALES •
Attended to personally by the Auctioneer.
Consignments of any and every kind of goodssolicited. MOSES ATHAN%
SPLENDID BET OF
SALEDIAhIONDS AT PRIVATE
Consisting of diamond and opal breastpin and ear
rings. Price 8000. Cost in Paris 81.400.
*N
A O splendid single-stone diamond breast - pin, only
, Coat 8925.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$26.000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on diamonds,
watches Jewelry. silver piste, dry goods, clothing , gro
ceries. cigars, hardware , cutlery, pianoe miroors. fur
niture, bedding, and on goods of every desonption, in
large or small amounts, from one dollar to thousands,
for any length of tune agreed on.
Kir The Oldest Established House in this atty.
. Mar Private entrance on RACE Street.
pEr Business hours from 9 A M. to 9 P. M.
Heavy insurance fo , the benefit of depositor
CHARGES ONLY TWO PER CENT.
NT Advances of. $lOO and upwards• at twq.ner sent.
Advances of $lOO and upwards, at one per Cent., for
short loans.
MEDICINAL
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Dr. DARIUS RAM'S
AROMATICS INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used by thematic for siz_yeara
with inereasins r . os. IS is 'lemur Cr.
DRl747,itrid:=ll". ft", :/47. 1 ',5,`;11"
Boasts, Headache. Drqtasiniss, Ificbur
Complaixts, Low Spirits, Maithow
Tremens, Istennyeranes.
IT ST/MITLATIO. EiItILARI.7III;INVOIFORATIC RR,
WILL 1407 INTOXICA2II 01 Bropsaty.
As a Medicine it is eniok mid effectual outing the
most agg roosted cases of Dyspepeia, Kids/ mO
Coainte.
and all other derangements of the Stoma.) and Bowels
in &speedy manner. •
It will instantly revive the most nielmeholy and
drooping spirits, and restore gbe, , wea, k. nervous, and
sickly to health, strength, and,Wamir, -
Perso d e fea te d s the injudicious gate head. have
beeomeand theirnervotut s shattered,
constitutions broken down, and aubLect to that horrible
curie to. humanity, the Dsmines Taman. will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and health y invigo
rating e ffi cacy of Pr. Ham's InvigoratingWHAT WILL DO. •
Doe:.—One wine glass 11 m often 14 necessary.
One dose will remove aIT
Spirit..
One dose will cure Heart-burn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion. •
One done will give YOU a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dyspepsia.
One do will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects df Wind or' Flatnienee: and-a. soon as the
stomach reoeivea the invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feeings will be remoyed..
One dose will remove 'the moat distressing-palms of
Cole. either in the stomacher bassi&
A few deem willremove allobstruotions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Person* who are seriously affinated with any Kidney Complaints are assured or speedy tither by a dose or
two, and a radical ours by the ass of one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY
Persons who, from diselpating too, drag.-nigh
and teel the evil effect, en- sumonours
h isafiels
headaolies. sickness at stomach,* ,
&el. VII Bud one doge will t :Move dil ' •
Leftism or weekend slickly oenstitatious shoe d take
the Invigorating Spirit three time' *dart It Will =She
them strong, healthy, and ham y, remove all Abstract
tions and irregularities from the menstrual mane, and
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the timeworn
Noe.
During pregnanoy It will be found an Invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeable semations at the stoipaob.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
has cutup the LUVIGOILLTIMI SMUT In pint battles at
Elscents, quarts el. -
General Depot, 45 WATER Street, New York.
BYOTT & CO. 232 North sEcoNp Street
lolesale Agents in PhiladelPhi,
And for sale by J AN H. EATON. 23 N. -me TM
Street. and all Druggists. ' -fey-thstaly
8303,608 96
lURS. JAMS BETTS' CIELEBRATED
611 PORTERS FOR 'LADIES, it/dike only•Ehip-
Porters under eminent inedieal patronage. ' Ladles and
physicians are respectfully requested to gall only op
Mn.s Betts at her residenae, 1039 WAIMLITIStriast.
Philadelphia. (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty tlosaeow.
Invalids have been advised 'by their phyodoisapio rise
her applianees. Those only ekTe "'cunt:: bearing - the
tirnted States copyright , labels cn the end Main.
turn,. and also on the Supporters. with testimonials.
oole-tuth&atf
MUNICIPAL CLAIMS , PRILADELPRfA
JUL October 15, 1821.
Notice is hereby.siven to thib owners the Propertme
mentioned in the appended Memoranda of ClainnOhat
write of &ire Factor will be issued, WI/6MM three
months from the date hereof ordeal> some are paid
to the linAerrogned at or beforn t .
C. T. NSALL;
Attorney for Clamant,
No. /16 North NINTH &rest.
MUNICIPAL CLAIMS FOR PAVING,_trc
City of Philadelphia,t o the use of Benjamin Bide's. to
the use, &o. vs. John Mulvaney. owner or reputed own
er, or whoever may be owner. C.1.P., DeciemteryiTenn.
1859. N 0.75. 819.19. Lot on east side of Amboy street,
20th ward, 126 feet 8 inches southward from the Bonin
side of Oxford arrest; 15 feet 10mches on Amboy street;
100 feet deep to Thirteenth street.
Same vs. Benjamin Bedford, owner or reputed owner.
or whoevermay be owner. C. P.. March • Term, 1809. N0. la& $24.19. Lot east side of Amboy streetrate
Robinson), at the distal/tie of Si feet northward rom
the north side of Oxford street, 70th ward • NI feet roe
on Amboy street, 110 feet deep to Thineerlts street..
Same vs.Williom R. Bateson, °weer , orreinated owner
or whoever imay be owner. Q. 1.„ matre rm om:
N 0.141. $94 51. Lot on smith aide of co umbia avenue
aria on the West stile of Amboy Ilate NO on) street.
20th ward ; ilB feet front on COnimillil &Penne; felit
deep.
Same vs. C. P., Maroh Taira, 181. 'No. 42.
$11.46. Lot south side of Columbia averse and
side of Cadbury (late Qadwalatler) avenue, 24th-ward
18 feet front on Columbia avenue, 61 feet deep.,
Same vs. Charles B. K i mball. owner or reputed owner
g s9 w ar o % one . r zu g.
g l i y o December Term,
street, l
143 feet eastward from the east side of *own street,
70th ward; 16 feet on Oxford greet, 8 feet deeP,
Same vs. Same. C. Y., December Term. Mi. No. al.
025.94. Lot south side of' Oxford street. 159 feet seat
•ivard from the emit side of Broad street, 90th yard; 16
feet front on Oxford street, 03 feet deep.
Same vs. Same. 0. P.. December Termil. No. $2.
$25.94. Lot south side of Oxford street, 17 feet east
ward from the east side of Broad street, Mt ward ; /6
feet on Oxford strett ondr e feet
b /i r te.p. r
game ?,;31 3 :Ati aide "of i '' )Z i ti l r s treet, 19( ly e No.
ward from the east side of Broad street, 50t ward ; la
feet on Oxford street and 03 feet des Fame vs. Bathe. Q. P., December Term. 18159. N 0.85.
828.94. Lot south side ofrOxfOrd street, Is 7 feet ;east
ward from the east Wile of Broad, street,29th ward • II
feet on Oxford street, and 58 feet de m).
Same vs. Sable. C. P., December Torah NA, No. 84.
$841,24 Lot south side of Oxford street. and on the west
side of Cadbury avenue, 'AUL ward ; /A Met on Oxford
street and 53 feet • eeo. ciol6-tunt
e 964,901 61
IVOTIORIB HEREBY GIVBN., THAT
applioat , on has been made to the City Trellises
for the renewal of a oertifieate, No. hsa
been lost or mislaid. for three hundred doll/Lino the
six per cent. loan of the city of Thiladelphie, in the
name of MARY ANN WOJD. non-tu
A PPLIOATION WILL IiE,ISIADN TO
4 IL the Legislature of Peonaylvania. at its nest n :
Mon, for an ant to inoorrrate the AMERICAN
GRAVERS' COhIPA.N . wtth a capital of il
Corporator" R. E. NEI , , J. W. TORREY. JOND
8. RILEY,, JR., JOHN C. HEFTER, 308. KOBER ,
CHARLI , B, E. BLUIHNER JII., J. G. L. BROWN
. , • a7*
44 QUAKER CI I' X GAS CON
SUMER PATENTED by CHARLES JONES,
'Seventh Mouth, Me.
GREAT ImpßovEmEN7 ON 41 1 . 1 1'8E1
OAS BURNES-. •
Br the use of theßuater Ci,ty qae-Conit t rirmr Parlor
arolOre Stoves ail dust - may be 0010 , the mono
ventil ett, usid An eV= temperature ma in tained for
many ouis.trtebout any attention to the fire, and at a
great saving of Dug.
For mile brcHAELES JONES, rateAtee, No. SO.
North SECOND Street, above Vine. wherethe axe/beta
GssiOonsuming Cooking Stove DAYLIONT. ts...‘
Pasted in its operations , may be obtained. Cr t)iS rge
number now in Miemtion, every OnyilL we be lie ve.
WWI entire "isatisteottos. _ :‘....—:_.: _ : 001,1111
SAVING FUNDS;
.. • little, bit often, elle the Parse."
VI,RANKLIN EiIAVM FUND, No.
136 !South F l AVArkilB.tysal,b9twoont Cho*
ncalit and Walunt. Panadolokla. oars all .Dopoorto
_ demand.
paposatom' money mood by ilovenueent,
State, and City Leans, Oroutd Unto, Mott-
Sat 14 &CI,
- This Company. deems safety totter 110V3 4
profit!, oonneonontly Till ran noxitikva%
actors money' , but it le e v iritogos •to
retromorith's por can r; moo r,u
they 'h always dons. =any Mover
IN OIL
Ire Married Cr single, and aaa
derma in t heir own right, en d deooato can
be wtthdrarrn ormy by their consent.
charter perpetual. In rated by ttio StOs
of Pennsylvania, with ontlairita tom:1110 warloy
from truitesa and eisoutoro.
Laite)3 AINIR 1101. nue l
ook,
cwoe 0000 catty, nom /to o'clock, and we
W“aesdaY •Youms n om
.
11111M1101.11.
Jowl)
B. BhavlB4, , • Orrlit CadVallader.
I
Ma t iN l MO+l24 ‘ i 1114CdNaigktt.
4
to=ra.... ... w t.,.
ml, Y. Batterttoraltek 544 i Nr. lo,
Att i l. i 1 nir,' i . L 4,..,
Of 111 i CiAIrIVAI24/111L, relllll2llr.
ace-7
•• A DolAr weed u Mal
CAVING FUND-FIVE PER OENT IN.
TERIST.—NATIONAL SAFETY .TRUST CUE
yAN Y,WAutuT Stress, southwestoornor of TRIBE.
Fhliado!alb. incorooratsi by the Sboto of Fenruork
moo,
Money 11l ?antra in &AY ram, Mtge sr smell, an_llin
tdraerewni.
st paid from the day of deposit te the der et WM'
The Delos open p every day item nine e'oloetts the
morning till Ave olook In the evening. end oh MondaY
and Thendsi °lnge till Mr 010.4..
nity 1 4 , h-itithat, Preaident.
Pir.LF h ies Premise*
W 1 4 1411 J.lttn. Seonstaff.
. . .
ion. Henry L. Bonner, i.Ce.rrell librw i . .
Edward L. garter. osentt B. liarr
Hebert Bello,
Itaratual K. ea tea, i r doe u rh u g 'as q
0. Landreth num James L. !Reyna:me&
Money to yeoelyed and payment" made dull. -
The irrestments are made, in oonforngt._•te.%.. f to.
provisions of the Charter In Real Estz:to Mort es.
Grailml Rents , and moll fht,oloti sooo6h ee he wil et_
:ways 111111176yeI.fat .iteontitY "to the desitors, and
rrtt=egall le ElVs oermanemty and po stability to
aal-ly
SAVINC4 FUND —UNITED STATEI3
TRUST UOBLPAN , corner THIRD end CUES/.
NUT street.
twee end natal come menret, an,,i_p aid back on de
ccand.irithout notice, with FIVE Pnat DRNT.INTD
REffr ti , e day of dopoeit to the day of WITS'
drawal.
Oetoe boute,fropt it o'olook every du . , and cc
moriDAYEvErities from until .9 'Ol
MtaiTte for me on ian4,ltelane " t qe•tland
.
from RI nnirerde,_
Ereculent—WPJlEN 1:11/,WFOXII.
n r Viiii A .
l i c k i g ic, l 4. llWlTEL
uciT
MACKIHIEL, HERRING, SHAD, SAL
IVA: MON, 80.-3,000 bblii.Megs Nos. 1,2, and 3 Mack
erel. large, medium. and small, in assorted vaekages
of cholera lote.or.ught fat fish.
'440 Mits. New ual i Balif,x, Eartgort, and Labrador Her
rings. of (Mob's qties.
6,000 boxes extra new red Herrings,
boxes es ext a new 0.1 Herrings.
3,000 boxes large Ma d ine Neutrino.
sod bble. Maoklnao hite Fish.
ao bble new Economy Mesa Shad.
23 bbis. new Halifax Salmon.
Loop Quintals Graad Bank flodfish,
soo boxes' Iferlomer-county Cheese .
In store and landing, for sale by
MURPHY & KOONS,
noS No, 148 NORTH WHARYKA.
LEGAL
STOVES.
=XM
SALES BY AUCTION.
U, THQMAS &
1 - 7 AP • Noe. btk and 141 South FOURTH Stmt.
Yornied.4.No4 17 and OM_
ftnlICE ANIL REAL. ES IAI
nA.i...,13 A 7 nu, AiNGEMVEdYTU LAY
Ed Y
Reuidbille_ol soon grogsrtg Moon solPonntSX 'hi
addition to which we pubilan, on the anftrdn3"o"'","A
to _each was,
_Arne thousand catalogues, in l isintjpidst
loNA. awing RH desonpllbing of all the proemial*
sold on the following
r REAL- EfITAT I IM PRIVATE BALE.
Selo hAVelarse Amount of teal Sistiti at private
seta oludins oisiogintion of oaf 0011.01
PrfTerty. hareley be had al the giugWOuutoi
PRIVATE HALE REGIRThR.
Oir i f Wang entered on ourprivate Ws *stagers
tZ i l-Whror t e4 3 "° 4o. 3 : l Z i ` si Ze i 'vire r dtt b"c p t l ij,t bltru ftron l
shaft,.
PEREMPTORY SALE—RTOCKB.
Ow 'Annular.
Jan. Bth 3861. atnoon, at the Exobanre. will bs sold,
without reserve, ror account of whom it May coneersi.
Paisensm. Railroad Company, of ChlGlll
nati; Ohio ; fall
4 69 . B barer City Railroad Company of Cincinnati,
°blot lull paid. .
fir One dollar per share to be paid when struck of.
PEREMPTORY SALENO TES. OF 11143,500 PROMISSORY
On Tuesday.
January U. at LI o'clock noon, will be sold, witho ut
reserve' at the Ex c han g e— ,
Se promissory notes, made by John Fallon, adigr a tting
to 4143.600. The notes range from *3,QG to fa' •ikei
wilt be sol4sessrately. Blips of the notes may beolied
at the Auction store.
st'TSale absolute. Terms—Ten per cent. of itre'sur
mhase•moner to be paid at the time of maim Wawa
wittun three days thereatte-.
REAL ESTATE SALE. JANUARY era.
HA NDSOME NEW FOURATORf BRICK INK
DErtO E. - N0.1620 Spruce street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth ttreete. The honks is new, -finished in
hamilsome modern style, and replete with all the modern
improvements and oonvenitanex. Clear of all tritium
braneee. May be examined any day nreyione to the
sale.
ELEGANT MODERN FOUR STORY B ICE. RESI
DEN 'li, with three-story back buildings. No; nns
cost street, opposite St. I%fark'a Church. Lot le feet
front, Ronde hae. all the modem improvements - and
coavemences. Clear of all inetunbrance., Key. at the
auetton store.
Peremptory - STORY , BRICK
DWELLING, No. 92e Auburn stioot , between Ceme
nter and Primo Wen", weal of Ninth street. '
PeteMPter/ Sale .—' THßEE ' STORY B C
DWELLINo, No. 929 Auburn street : adlointni. the
above. .
VALUABLE GROUND-RENT, 830'4 - YEAR
(87.500 pritioipsl).—Wilt be sold, tor account of IMI'M
it may concern, a yearly ground-rent of 104 ise
on large lot of. ground, with impmvereeetsemt Lot
helm-street, Tventr• second ward (Germatitollll.L. Lot
300 foot fr00t.834 feet deep.'
GROUND-SENT, 522 A yEAR.—A wall-seonrod
troond-rent of ea per annum. interest punctually Mad.
SUPERlORoll._lll9_and 141 South FOURI HS&
ltltt,PLZN 'i ngft%. LIEAFILPS 4
• On Thursday Morning,
At - 9 °Vast; at the .A.uotion More, an smodnient of
excellent eeoond-hand furnitare,elep li mano-fortes.
fun minor, , naivete , eta. from es &Minim
holulekeeelng. removed tcrthe store or ano n
or
sale.
AND
COTTON-t of United litotes.
WOOL AND CUTTINGd, OVSMUCAT - 8,
DAMAGED CLOTHINU, kO., ko.
On Bshirday Morning,
Jan. Bth. at 10 o'olcrok, for account ot United Stan
-12,600 lbs Wool Cott' nu,* 800 W Cotton, LAM aisartild
Cott!lige. 2,000 lb. Bole Leather, 8:15 Orate .• 411
Ca 181 TTOUSerII.,446. Artillery Miele •. ,
Private Coate, 61 Infantry Coats, assorted ; O -
coats. IS t Prig t oon PriVat, Coats,. 18 '
JaolretlL.lo info try Wool Jeskete, Private
Jaokete.6B Alan ers.97_p_str onettems,s4lB Ca . ' 1, .•
510 Double Oedemata, 1466 Bedracks.66 it s • • 11:
pArtletliere in4ataloguee. Terms:
Administrator's Salo—Estate of John ifethielr77cif.eti
ace:t.
STOOK-OF BONO R
ND M St O re SS, MAT SHIAL',' &M.
- • ' On Monday_ Mamma..
Jan. 7tk; at 10 o'clock. at NO. 418, Race street the en
ire stook of Boots and Shoes, Oitifikim Ithemisisk, Selo
Leather, Lute. aro. ,
Mirth- order of the Adminietnstor. -
iT KAT he examined at Ito.'eloek en the mom* of
the isle. • •
SEIPPERG.,
- - - -
FOR THE SOUTR.-011AILE8-
. TON AND SitVANNAR STERMSHIPFL
FREIGHT - REDUCED.
Itenvy :freight-at- en -intense of - sirmasis per oent.
below New York Stesmslop rates
. FOR CHARLESTON.
The U. 8. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE ErgAIK:
Captain Charlie-F. Marshman, will eel on flabardial.
Jaa.e.at 10 doloak A. M.
Through IA tollthonni--only SO hours
_FR HAVANNA__GA.'
The-U. S. Mail Steamship STATE OF GEORIMA,
Captidn a John - 4 1. Garvin. will sail on Saturday . ..7mM
ary at 10 o clock A- M.- ,
Through ill game hours—onlyde hMays at as, •
Eir,Eiteds received and Bills of Lading Ingmar emery
dek ir i t
landed Ersitllass side wheel Stiamsh Me UV
nap STATRad&STATE" OF GEo&ou, now tun
. se dbOve every two weeks, thus formings weakly oono
maniOstion with" Charleston and Savannah , and. the
Soak Mid Southwaie.
At bah Charlsgton and Savannah, these _Shen con
nect-arab steanergEor Florida,and with railrMMi : &0..
Small places i 1 Die South and Minthweet.
• INSURANCE
Fnllgh t andhormones onatarge proportion of Goods
shipped South will be bound to be lower by thsasseips
than britadine vessels, the gremlom being ono-Mirth* •
rate.
N. R—lnsrirapoe on all Railroad Freight is ontinly
unnecessary . farther than. Charleston or Savannah.
the Railroad Companies talons ill rine from them
points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE...
Fare by this route V to M 0 per cont. ohmayter.kNi by
the - Mond 'Routs. as will be seen by the to
soh* Through tickets - from Philadelable' is
Cbar on and Savannah Mennonite , INCLUDING
1:11V on the whole routs, except from Char Migoa
and Savannah to Montgomery:
t IVARLISTOIL VIA SAVA/INAB, -
To Charleston-- .111 t 00 To Savannah-- • —OM
Asaustm........— If 00 Augusta..__. --• •IT 04
Columbia ........ MOO Miteon— se.
At1anta..:.......... 9 1 00 Atlanta 21 CO •
Montgomery MOO • Columbus MOO
Alteny— OS_
New Urlesim..., gif IS Montgomery
Nashville Iff 75 - 39 00
Knoxville 15 601 NOW Orlaanin...., Mto
Memphis —. et 501 •
Fare to savannah. via Vharberon— Se
Chart. irton.via Savannah,--. , •
No bills of lading - signed altar sitiibas
For freight or panto apply: oh board, at Noma
wharf above Vine Mentor to •
ALEX. HERON - Jr. &CO.,
No:l2e N R7 t JI WHARVES.
Agents in Charleston ,T. S. & .G . U - DTS,• •
savannah, Burrs& & GAMMELL.
For Florida born Charleston, Ammar Corolla& oven
Tuesday.
For Florida from Sawash stemnentat. - Mergisaad
St. John's every Toesdav end - -
.THE RUTTISH' AND - NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAW
MIN HAW 20RIL 20 LIVIRPCKIL.
Cluef Caten rejsuise.„-.1.---_imer
almond Mau resew—. - 71
ewe AMOK 20 EITAIRWOI... --
Mid Cabin Passass- • -- ~....... —WU
Second Cabin Vasesetai- .... •
_.....t: SR
She 'tee fromjavir - TeeketWaraitilasbor.- •
' The Wpm frorokkustee tall at IstiMax and Cost RIIP.-
Opt• *.bnjvins. AFRICA
JaitOde. leell . : li t - - •
X
A WlVAtAglati;t: WA, bf a rAwn, 44
AL M. MO4M6Y_, .. RUA A 4 4,..34006 .
SCOTIA.i now J._ -. _•• - -, '
These vessels Game cleat xto t staiww.iswi :
Veit * Blrifer, 'IT red on
m " liwkriaw" I D•sAI
04,, Lot
n .
' • . 95 N ork lases/mu; Beate
eUxuPA, 941141 P. " :13. , ;• t00 ' Wri ' -D•0:28
PERSieriAll„ . : Pl. VOrk,' N•ialtrijAA.A
CAX4 I sidemen. Boutin. Wednesdes, asu If
ACV/ beind.,N,
lisokley, Bos t on, Wedneadsy, Jam bt
AMERICA, Little. " Wednesday, Jan. 111
Berths cot mewed until paid for.
An
experienced. Burgeon on board.
The owners of these chips win not bnaduipatu= s la
sold. Diver. Bullion, Spews Jewelry. Framous
theeetals, unlearn ther madingtuned tharakor awl
alue thereof expressed. Norlreishtortslie
esee,apply as F.. CIFIYABB, -
noie : 4 .Bowlins Green. New flat!. ~
MACHINERY AND IRON.
9 . :-C,r, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
salViaitinie
ladso-i in R-/d Ra,81,4 mil
lat E'
ain c lial OD , having, ; many , yema, hams is
ma opera ad, mad De en
amtchunvol i me s od ill
hai am aad pli ring Martatand - %Ur ea. his*
and low praintre, Iron Eilmita. Watar . dem
to., ite“ respectfully offer their manryie wim Wm fa i l
m eet, rit folly ',remand to oontraat tor '
si Marine, After, and BtationaM i haviaa matt
materna of afferent unsay are women by eiwitol• orx
deralrith quick doeyatoh. Evan , inmorizeof Patter.
Vma,de at the shortest norm it ot sada=
im Flaranbillar. arid Cy r
and hin e rsVon a a n a dVOCloligo, c4 f l air teiritti l titt s t
Moll Tallinn, &row Cititng, an/mil ° other wort sea.
nested With the above buminemm,
primp and moiljone for all wort daaaanthmai
ahment i lsre h r charge, and W9l laasanked.
X:Prat. Cherlify":3,lTrteriiitTr r:
teAtial343l 4 •rVotol""t ni ,t b ur il eci5 16146 "7 2164
Rain r. • '
S if BEACH anti PAlo ',Yaw
111.1CIM Y. 11311161., I. erv; ,- e....it - tr-te..g
triIINTAIMVW
'IFNI Bjalweamtmairoe mum&
mth intring. ,„
amomme erD" hirariti,• • •••,_
• suet And If Yoomotro . mum siztoo.
for i Tor. lad lliFriagg. .
..
&este Bt. Cutts,
4 , 401,„,,......A.,,..,... ...,.._
Gai Motion/ .tr us , les& Qad, menhir -
ia
801 l of Plantei3n Air, sank ma
v a i ggiroirditart g i kh .
Bole Arend for N. Biliati• •
i iti
&•••ritut ,
414= & w•••• rourfarmiro•&,.
• 1 1,••••at mu callhltar .4
im ,
1:4. Wk.
. POUN IBS No.
Bb etreet,lenaington,Thiludedik&—lnih
i, TEARS Worms hut fnewhe thm, 'sat-m
-e enttre stook f Fathom nt the abokkup,
MI is - nor to rioiaveordent far tut,
3 " , Inn. &PIP, ,
Wipe ~orfc. ow" Casnnin moan bun • •
WOW& larnlials, in Ur or Frown V"ihr
qr..--
KEROSENE OIL.
PORTLAND KJZItOSENIg OIL
for hai t n r totly meet oporlootly-inoreaminc domoo4
7 OELLERUAVID OIL AS All ILLUMINATOR,
1,9 any have now doubled :P air k i n
. 27. m
mitt
!tom Coal to the Vertlad ages ; awl
to order to inure for us a ponettet sely, edeteete
to the demend % they have pomturitlY re VOYMOVO
Orly new mermen, Or create on owe. it ' h at ,
aver.
Whet we Maim for tai. 0/1 isr,
ITS UNIFORM/TY IN
ALL
OILS
SUMR.I
- OVER ALL OTRER OLLIL
It is entirely free from the °Santee odor peculiar to
all other Goal Oils in the market. and Ro bnltimaoy no
a liaht, oleanhomm, cheapness. and *OAT, Otamie no
, /mob:wave Properties). is, we may oonadeatly say,
THE ONLY OIL THAF WILL GIVE GENERAL
AATISFACTIOIV.
- -
Wherover it haa been tntroduced eon:ream QiU nee
tt 4C ra a are many inferior Oils
.aohl as Serape*. as
caution dealers in partioular against using thus trade
mark. Whenever tiontja exult as to the genumential at
the article, We rpapeatfully ask that a sample may ha
I I lnit t gr r ins orlon.
COMPANY'S LOWEST PAWN,
and all otdari addressed to 10 by wan or otUrviiid imp
Meet vnth nrompt attandon.
• IL LOCIR S.
Alcoholgents and Manufacturers QI
, Burning Fluld, and Pine_
od10•Cro No. 1010 MAKKET rbiladinnkta.
41 A II T I 0 N !—ASTROLOOY !—LOOK
V OUT !—GOOD NEWg FOR ArAL:—Tb. rai
lawns Igre. VAN HORN is the best; .be en
wiles all others have failed. All who are in troeble.
who have bees nrifortuntite, deceived by falsecnuak,
fly to her for advice r.r.d oomfort. /it lops airs sAs
tune faits. Bite has the regret of winning 0 ago
tlons of the opaatite sex. It is this fact wilueb educes
illiterate Pretenders to try to imitate her, sa4OOPY bee
advertisements. Otte above you the likenete or. your In
ter, wife, husband, or absent friend. It is well lemma
tei the imelio Ltl trie that she Is the first an milt Per
sorkwho Ofin alum the utensils in reality, eau s
entire satutamaon on all the •ooneonia of e. w
can be tested end, oroVed by thontanda, bo mar
and ainzle, wto daily and eagerly visit her. . 04 . t.
some all . tO NO. Mid WM OA RD Street. between./
oer sone Theee dela* _ '
joIIiRILADELF'HIA TERRA OOTTA MA:
-E. NUFACTORYABV_N.NTTI and GUM &NTOWN
road and 1010 COEI4I7SUT eltrest : vlt! Dram
and Weiler PiDea. VOlllillthig_Fluga.Nio4Auknom
amok:: Flues made of Terra Ootta, and or Wiltolbleal
for every Masa of huildings! This artiste Is sreetkr •
attention of all parices patting. UP Wading., liito
h„ lieworago pm for city dooms.. water maid tear
ratteed to stand a severe Pressure! we are itOtra i red
to ocutraotwithoities or corporation!: Ibr Ws is
any paruitny. We warrant oar goods le he ea_ tall
Parlor to any other inade to the ordted stew' or
Pomp% Ornamental Chimney Wes and garde"
loam
AVA CIOFFEE, —l,OOO pockets prism
i f i a i s so hmac iN e h ier sale by JAMES 01/1116.1! k fai