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THE PULPIT.
The Conversion of the World.
BY :is SIM. DR. WlLD'''. OP SHE ammo.
DIST signore/ CHURCH
Last Sunday being the annual day devoted to
the cause of Missions, in the Union Methodist Bpi&
col* Church. Fourth Street, below Arab, the pal.
pit' f that eddies was otampled. morning and eve
ning, bjthe Rey. Dr. Wiley, Principal of Penning
ton Semlnary. At the close of cub service col
leetions were taken up in Sid of the emcee, and,
whether it was owing to the plan adopted, the
wealth of the people, or a oharseteristio proclivity of
the congregation freely lo give, certain it ia that
the handsome eam of $1,845 51 (one thousand, eight
hundred and fory-firo dollars and fifty-one cents)
was contributed, mainly in five and ten-dollar sub
seriptions, in an incredible abort space of time.
Vat pastor, Rev. Alfred Cookman, (whose excel
t no:venal qualities, no less than his popular
ingawments for his calling, have greatly endeared
bun to hie otmgregation,) was in the• pulpit, in a
quiet, but effective way, giving direction and en
couragement to the collect Ilona. The amount col
lected was ostensibly 'contributed with the view of
sleeting the following-named persons to certain
membersbips
Life Ihreetors of the Parent Missionary So
ciety, by payment of sl6o—Saos7 J. Moore, An
gn.tna Winchester, Abraham Cox, John Colesberry,
G. W Evans H Coulter, Joe Cox, D. P. Gabber•
ly, B B. Wiltberger, Rev. Andrew Longaote, in
France
Life Members, by the payment of s2o—Miss
Annie Cookman, Mrs. A. W. Prettyman, Mrs.
Mary Shedeker, Miss Anna Cooper, Thomas Barri
Cookman, Mrs. Sarah Rigging, Mu. Jemes R. Har
ris, Mre. Juniette Vanderslice, Mrs. W. J. P. In
graham.
Life Member of Conferenee Missionary Socie
ty, by payment of slo—George H. May, a Sabbath
school scholar doh.
The sermon of Dr. Wiley, in the morning of
whioh the following is a synopsio, was extempore.
seonsly delivered, and was founded upon thee
words:
Say not ye, There nre yet four months, and
then oometh the harvest? behold I say unto you,
Lift np your eyes, and look on the fields; for they
are white already to harvest."—John iv, 35.
These words, said the speaker were found im
mediately after our Lord's rem arkable oonverea
tion with the woman of Samaria. After this con
versation the woman bad returned into the city re
bating what she had heard, and even exaggerating.
Her language was this: " Come see a man, whioh
told me all things that ever I did." Upon this,
the Samariums had come forth out of their city,
doubtless clothed in their long white tunics, which
had probably suggested the whtleness employed in
the Saviour's Words. The language of the horip
tures was paraphrased for the purpose of bringing
more vividly before the mind the scene presented
by that white-robed throng coming over the hills to
see this remarkable personage, spoken of by the
woman. in the language employed by our Lord
in the text, the speaker said, was laid down a
principle, involving two prominent thooghta—the
error of dangerous delay; and Wherein consists
the true hope of the Church.
The words " Say not ye, There are yet four
months, and then oometh harvest," was probably
literally true of the wheat harvest of the country ;
but the language of the text implied that in the
kingdom of the Redeemer the harvest wee always
ready for reaping and gathering.
Under this drat proposition, the speaker held
that the tendeney to delay and procrastination, and
the incident dimouragenienta to the advancement
of the Redeemer's cause, had been the bane of the
Church from the beginning- Generally, this pro
crastination was indulged with the expectation that
by and by circumstances would be more favorable
to the work contemplated. There were, however,
two or three prominent sources to which this prac
tical delay was mainly attributable. Whe - -aver
a church lost its spirituality its interest in -the
spread of the Gospel was sure to languish. This he
believed to be true of every individual church and
congregation, irrespective of creed or name. On
the other hand, when they were alive and in
earnest among themselves, they would be corres
pondingly interested in missions. It might be set
down as a Axed rule, that the lout pious were in
variably the moat indifferent about the extension of
Christ's Kingdom.
Another marled mum of this delay was found
ed in unbelief in the peecibili9 of the Gospel ever
bring universally spread. Locking at it in one
light, it was indeed scarcely surprising that Chris
tians should stand dismayed at the magnitude of
this work. Not so, however, when we remembered
who it was that said : The Gospel should we preach
ed to every creature. If it was a mere worldly
enterprise. be granted that prudence might justify
their giving it up, but not so when we learned that
the Lord God himself has declared that -The
Kingdoms of this world shall become the King.
dome of our Lord, and of his Cheat It was plain,
therefore, that the Lord meant to convert the
world and have his Gospel preached to every
creature in the world This was, in fact, necessary
to the vindication of God's justice in the Great
Day.
Another canoe of this unfortunate paralysis we
had ID the mistaken eoneluaions drawn by some,
that this work Is sa!oly vested in the hands of God,
and that He will accadq.liala it in hie own wav,
and in hie own geed time. t: Wait for the Lord's
good time," was a very et mmon expression among
these mistaken people Now, he would stir, W hen
is the Lord's gord time? Had there ever been a
period in the history of the world when G•'d was
not willing to Oen, on hie work? No: through
all tim-, God's semen to spread his Kingdom was
one everlasting now! ."New," acid ihe speaker,
"is the eooep•ed time " It was this tendency to
procrastinate to which the Saviour had alluded in
the first °lease of the text, "Say not ye, '1 here
are yet four months and then °meth harvest?"
133 he would say to-day, delay not for any new in
stremeutelities. The means appointed for the
work—the Goepel, the Church, and the Ministry—
bad been efficient in - Aimee past ; they were BO
now, and, moreover, we had no promises of any
other ever being given to us.
Taking up the mooed main division of bin rnb
jack the nrinoiple implied in the text, that the
world is always ready for harvesting—the speaker
said that a cold faith might stand pettily:Ad in
looking out upon the fields; but it ought rot eo to
be, in view of the Saviour's express declaration,
" Lift up your eyes, and look on the fields ; for
they are white already to harvest "
Be next directed attention to the white fields
which, in a !peeled manner, are open for the labors
of the Christian Church to-day. In surveying
this prospect there was nothing diattoursging to the
laborer. He was welt aware that nothing could be
more disheartening than to toil without any pros
pect of results; but on the other hand, nothing
could be more cheering than to see the fruits of
our labors maturing at our bands This was - the
view be had to present to Christians now. During
the lad eighteen centuries there had never been a
palled marked with ECI many encouraging circum
stances - for the Christian. While the obsteoles
were fewer and of . Zen magnitude, the Church had
never been better prepared to go forward in the
name of ifeasiah's Kingdom. First, In this con
nection, he took a glance at our own country. In
many respects, the AUTIO3iOI2I4 was • remarkable
nation, notwithstanding the clouds now hanging
over it : it would be a strange horizon,. he said,
that had never any cloud, in it. Looking at it as a
missionary told, it was a nation of multiplied nation
alities, and ibis pieced them in the most favorable
circumstances for their evangelization. We bad
became the general reservoir of the nations of the
earth. Emigrants from the most benighted lands
same here and received the light of the Gospel.
As soon en they touched oar soil they were free,
not only nationally; but free from the tyranny of
their former religious bigotries, and had a new
spirit infused into theni,'and that spirit was fa
vorable to the reception of Gospel truth. It was
said that we had some four millions of strangers
standing at our own doors, with none daring to mo
lest or make them afraid.
But, leaving the condition of our own country,
and Grossing the Atlantic, the position which Bo
rope presents to us to-day was next dwelt upon.
God bad recently visited Ireland with a great re
vival. In Northern Europe an old, dead Christi
anity wet giving place to vital Godliness. .13paio,
the home of the Inquisition, was now open to the
Christian missionary, and the same was true of
France- To Italy God had given another Wash
ington, in the person of Garibaldi who, like Wash-
Ingres', was not only a lover of liberty, but of true
Bible Christianity. The very centre of Catholi
cism was thus being thrown open to Protcatant,
ism. The same hopeful indications of tolera
tion were exhibited In Turkey. It was true they
had latelyrincountered the eprisiag of the Drama,
but what monster, he would ask, bad ever been
overcome and subdued without its dying, throes.
The same state of things p revailed in distant In
dia Through the very insurrection which bad
sought to oppose the progress of Chriatianity, no
less than two hundred million people had virtually
ten given into the bands of a Christian govern.
meet. Burmah was already won. Looking
across the Pull ,a Japan laid at our hands ; and
even Central Africa, that vast region which in the
speaker's sohool-boy days appeared upon the map
sa an unknown blank, had been opened to the
Christian explorer and was now a field for success.
fed missionary labor. In feat, the day had arrived
when the min ister- of the Ctoss could go wherever
he pleased, with the Bible in hia hand, and the
right to trooleini it.
Apart.from Christianity, said the speaker, there
was not a live religion on the face of the earth to.
day. Chriatiana were ready to preialt the funeral
gunmen of them all The Papacy, once so great
and powerful, was now begging for. life Idoliser
med anbm, ince epreadh g its wings like a flexing
fire, was now waning and dying—a sick child - un.
der the ears, toleration, and protection of France
and Bogland ; but whenever these Power: said it
was time for the mot liter to be etrangled, it Wit
ready to die Goltg into Ada, all former Ghats,
oles to the Christian missionary had been removed.
Tbe-peoplii were becoming tired of the Pagan in.
pereittioes, and w.nted to have in their stead •
religion with life in it
But turniog from this prospect of universal pre.
partition, we not only found the way opened in
every direedun for the influx of the Gsspel, but
we also found that God bad been pre paring the
Church in a singular manner to engage in the work'
allotted to it Never bad the Cburol: been in so
pod a audition to take the world by storm, as
now ! In our own land we had over Eve millions
of names ratiotded on our church books, or one
sixth of our entire population, end we bad ten
millions more who, though not actual members,
were Wands of the churches and friends of the
Christian cause. The Speaker said he bad some.
timee thought that if Peter on the day of Pentecost
could have looked on those fin millione, be would
have considered It en army strong enough to take
the world: or what would Wesley have thought,
to have been able to start out with an army of five
millions! The ululation doze made with regard
to the numerical etrearb of the chorea in our own
country, was next applied to the world at large.
Tne Church. however, was not merely greatly en
larged in our own time, but it wait in a better con
di/Sox than It had been at any former period Ira
faith wan more fixed, and as a whole they were
more united, not in mere apeouletivec Cupric!, but
in heart Union and harmony he -regarded a s °cc
of the Fondest. characteristic* of the day, and the
man who talked disunion now, either in Church or
Stare, he bedewed to he an enemy to God end to his
counti7. and en ignoramus in the age in which be
lives. Christians everywhere were DOW ready to
see eye to eye, and stand hand to hand in their
work.
tat again : The nme bid .00111 e when Protestant
Christie:thy was directing the *flits of the earth.
The three great nations, &Marion, France, and
England, were now the lorda of the world- •
1111
felt that he could safely include Prance iii this
Proteetant category, for it was manifest - that the
Emmet was merely playing with the Pope, and
had him at Ida mercy. These three cations, then,
not only controlled and throated, bat, if necessary,
00,114 - taire4honsnal4' by storm, and hold ft. TblIP
we saw that the Charoh was.virtually muter of the
wor ld. But he would now look at the actual
.ability of the Chumll to go forth in this great
work. At the very door of this inquiry we met
the feet that the Chnreh Is richer to-day than she
has ever been. The Speaker said- he was not of
those who think it is a dangerous thing for a
church to become rich. On the other hand; he
thanked God that the. Church was growing in
wealth. He held that for a ohuroh to have its heed
full of learning, its heart full of piety, sod its
pockets full of money, was as good case to be in as
could be desired, and all
. these the Mundt now
possessed in an eminent degree. The world itself
was several millions of dollars richer to day than
it was a few years ago; and the speaker said it
was a remarkable fact that not a single one of all
the rich mines recently opened were found in a
Catholic country. This great increase of wealth
then. in an Important sense, was in the Church—
the Chtiatians of Surope and America-4114's own
people.
Some present might be inclined to say that, al
though (Jod had given to the Church an ample
portion, at least one of its greatest agencies our
own country) was now lying weak and prostrated,
and in danger of dissolution. Tole, the speaker
said. no did not believe t*od had made the Chtiroh
and the wealth of onr country, and Re would not
allow one of these to destroy the other. He might,
in his providence, submit us to &little rough usage,
in order to sharpen as the better for his ramose,
but He would not destroy us. Ha felt no fears for
the safety of our country. The atmosphere must
have its storms, the earth its earthquakes, and
great nations their revuleions , It bad taken con
vulsions abroad to fit the world, and open it for
the reception of Christianity; it would take oontml-
Cons at home to make us ready to go in and possess
it. In all our troubles, God was evidently, to his
mind, but preparing us for the work assigned us
es, America would live, and the nation would
live, and ha advised all to be strong in the faith,
and not in any way to be discouraged by the
threatening clouds which now overshadow- car
Jand.
Weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets.
PatuinsLreu, March 1, 1861
There is a more hopeful feeling in the business
circles, and the markets generally have been more
active since the olose of our last review. Bark is
wanted at a farther advance. Dreadatuffs are also
rather better, but close With less firmness under
the foreign news. Candles are unobanged. Coal—
there le very little doing- Coffee is In fair request.
Sugar is better, but Molasses is dull. Cotten con
tinues in limited demand. Fish sell more freely
from store, and prices'are rather better. Domestic
Fruit, of allkinds, is quiet. No change in Hemp
or Hides. In Iron there is a better feeling since
the passage of the tariff bill. Lumber moves off
slowly at last week'a ratee. Naval Stores are very
quiet. Linseed Oil is in good request. In Provi
sions there is very little doing, and prices are lees
firm. Rice is in steady request. Salt no change
Cloverseed is firm. Tobacco and Wool continue
without change. Spirits of all kinds are better
under the action of the tariff.
The Breadstnifis market has been only moderately
soave this week, owing, in some measure, to the
firmness of holders, who are generally demanding
high prices for Flour and Wheat, the receipts and
stocks of both being very light: The sales for ship
ment reach about 6,000 bbls f in lots, at $5 12fa5 25
for superfine l mostly at th e latter rate for straight
lota, $5.25-562+ for common and good extras, and
$5.62 - iss 87* for extrafamily, including fancy do—
pare at $6 25a8 50, an.t part at a price kept pri
vate. Rye Flour is scarce, and held higher, with
small receipts and sales at $3.50.3 62* per bbl
Corn Meal is but little Inquired for, and dull at
$2 87+ for Pennsylvania, and $5 571 ' per bbl for
Brandywine fdeal.
The following is the inspection of Flour and
Meal for the week ending March 1, 1861:
Ralf- barrels of 127
• Barrexa of sneerfine..-- 10.179
do. fine 566
do. middlings— 153
do. Rye.. 549
do. Cora meal., 6-8
do. Condemned..... 26
Total._ _._
Warw.—The offerings are very light, anti it hes
been in good rctinest, both for milling sod chip
moot, at rather better prices; salon of 25.000 bus
Mr and prime Pennsylvania and Western at 125 a
1.35 a per bus, &utile= do at 130a135a, and white
at from 135 to 1600, the latter figure for choice
Southern and Kentuoky Rye—There is rather
more doing, and 3 000 bus North River and Penn
sylvania sold at 68 69a. Corn has been in fair re
quest; sales of 18
.000 bus yellow at 60.51 c, new
waits at 58.600_ and old yellow at 62d650 Oats
are unchanged ; 10.000 bus Southern and Peunsyl
vania s o ld at 32:320. In Barley, we notice sales
of 4 000 bus at 68472,1. Barley Malt ranges at from
85 to 900. .
Paovisiosis —The market has been dull, and
prices, if anything, favor the buyer's. Sales of
Western and city-packed mess at $l7 50418, cash
and abort time. 100 bbls Chicago Beef Hams sold
ar $l6. Dressed Hoge are selling more freely at
$6 75.7 per 105 lbs. Boon Tee demand baa
been limited, both from the trade and to go South,
but prices are steady; sales of Hams at 11a12113
for plain and fancy cured ; Sides ; Shoul
ders at 8,810, leash and sixty days. Is Green
Meats the aides have been small. Lard—The de
mand continues limited at the deeline, but there is
less coming forward ; sales of 350 toe and bbl's at
91a1010, cash, and kegs in lots at Hanle, ,ixty
days. Bu ter—Ssles of solid-peeeed at 9a10o . ;
interior Roll at 10111 a, and goad quality at 12s
140. Cheese onntinuee in good request, and NeW
York sells at lOallc per lb
MiTAILS —Thiire is a firmer feeling in the Iron
market; in consequence of the passage of the tariff
bill. The Pales. nowever, are only in a small way,
including 2,500 tons in all at $2622, 20.50, and Pi,
6 m o n t hs I.r toe three numbers Scotoli Pig is
bald at $22.230, 6 mon , ba. without. sake. In
Blooms nothing doing. For Bar and Boiler Iron
the manufacturers are receiving but few orders.
Lean continues dull, bet firm, add there have
been ono sales.
CoPPRII to also dull, but we continue to quote at
250 for sheathing, and 193 for yellow metal, en
time.
BARK —The receipts of Quercitron are light, and
let No. 1 is in demand at $25.25 per ton.
BEZISWAX is held firmly ; we quote good yellow
at Mc.
CANDLILI3.—Tbere is same inquiry tor the South . ;
with sales of 600 Ibexes' at IThelBc per lb, cash
and on time. Sperm and tallow are dull at former
quotations. In Paraphene there is very little
cuing.
Com. —Trade continues in the same dull state
which we have recorded for some time past. The
mild weather has restricted the .demand for.
home consumption, and the inquiry from the East
is extremely limited ; but few cargoes aro going
forward We continue former quotations.
Correa.—There have been no farther arrivals,
and the stook in first hands is about exhausted ;
prices are full ic higher; sales of 2 000 bags Rio
at 1241310, 400 hags Lagnayra at 14c, and some
Java in a neighboring,market, to come here, at 160,
all four months
Coma —The foreign advioes have bad no effect
upon the market, end there is no dismition on
the part of manufacturers to purchase beyond their
immediate wants; sales of 44)0 bales on a basis of
lle for low middlings,l2le for good Middlings, and
130 cash for middling fair Uplands. The de
mend is mostly confined to the better descriptions,
of whit& the stook is very light.
The following ia the movement sine the let of
Feptember last, as compared with the previous
three years :
1851. IEOO. 1860. 1555.
Reosige et ports. 5,506.000 3,440,000 2,864,000 1,87..000
Export to F r ance in.. 1421 1438,000 900.000 650.1X0
Export to 367 (6/0 406,000 Xl5) WO MI MI
Export to other F. P._ 3V7 000 252.0110 276.1510 151,000
Total export.— 1,565,10 9,070,0001,493,000 1083.080
Stook on hard.— —.- 715.00 u 1.06400 8.7,00 713 ,000
Of which, during the part week, included in the
above
Receipts at p0rt!...... 175.0'U 153.000 113 000 153 000
Export to tet Britain.. 40,000 78 000 63,000 57,000
Export to France. 12,000 19.000 tow 12.00
Export to other 8,000 15 COEI 19,000 9 OXI
Totalexports.-- 60 .000 Mose 83,000 astoo
buwateux—Receipts.—Decease at the ports,
compared with Mit sear, 635000 bales. Exports.
-Decrease to Great Britain, 117,000 bales ; de
crease to France, 43,000 ; decrease to other foreign
ports, 25,000. Total decreese in. exports, 185,000
bales.
Drums Ann Drys.--There IS but little doing.
Two invoices Crude Brimstone have arrived, which
were previously contracted for on private terms
Sales of Soda Ash, in lots, at 210, 0 months, and
Cutoh at 60, White Sugar of Lead is held at 120.
Fan —There are bat few Mackerel arriving,
and the supply is fully up to the demand ; sales of
800 bbls shore Noe 1 and 2 on private terms, and
some emsil No. 2. at *4.25. Sales from store at
$l7 forlarge Li, *l6 for medium do, $l2 25519 for
large and medium 2e, and $9 50, $6, and $5 for
the throe numbers of No. '3 Codash arasteady.
Two carg oes sold at $3 per quintal Pickled Her
ring are in fair demand at $2.75a3 25. Mesa Shad
are-held at $ll per bbl.
FRUIT —A cargo of Oranges was disposed of on
landing on private terms, and 5,000 boxes at $1 75
e 2 for Oranges, and $2 60a for Lemons. 'Domestic -
Fruit of all kinds is dell. Green Applas mugs,
from 81 50.2 50 Dried Apples are dull at 21a40.
Peaches move off slowly at 41.510 for unpared
quarter" ; Sao for halves, and 8.12 c for pared.
FREIGHTS —To Liverpool, the only engagements
reported are 7 000 Ins Wheat, at 14d; and 800
Hides at 45s A vessel was chartered to gO to Cork
with Grain, at 13}d; to the West Indies two char
ter' were made, at 400 for Sugar from Cuba, and
$3 for Molasses on deck To the south, the rates
are steady at Baloo per foot to New Orleans; 9.100
to . Mobile, and So to Savannah. Coal Fieights are
uneeitted and dull.
FLATHEILS —The demand continues limited;
'sates of good Western at 45a 47e Per pound.
Glossae.—The late advioes from abroad have
imparted a firmer feeling to the market, but there
is nothing doing. • -
Quarto is out of season, and there is little or
nothing doing
betas are dull, and no tales of foreign have
been reported; oity-eloogtitored Belle at 4ia7o•
Hope are very quiet. and sell, in &Man way, at
27a303 for new hastern and Western.
- Lumaan.—Tnere is very little doing; 80.000
English Laths sold at $1 85 per M. White Pine
Boards range front $l3 50 to $l7. Hemleek is
doll bpruce Boards are mares. Of Joist the
iturket la bare.
Mimeses& —llia market continues dull, and the
supplies are coming forward more freely ; Pales of
a eargoof Trinidad • n private terms, and 150 bbla
New Orleans at 38.470, four month.
NAVAL arose —Rosin oontinues dull ; sales of
400 obis No 2 at $1 20 four months, and 200 bble
mediton No lat $1 75.1 85. 100 bbla N , vrbern
rar sold at $3 25 Pitch to hold et $1878+2
Spirits of Turpentine is in limited request at the
deoline noted lost week ;ema l sales at 88a390, and
100 bbl., to arrive, at 3750 cash.
Wm.—There Ise goon demand for Linseed, with
free sales at 51a53c m tierces and bbls, now gene
rally held at the latter rate, which is an advance
In Fish Oils there le a firm feeling, but not much
doing Lard Oil is dull; sales of fair quality West
ern at 026, on time Western Bed Oil is 50111130,
and held at 63.85 ; city-made commands 53e550.
Plossrou is scarce. Soft, if here, would com
mand $2 75 per ton.
Rios >s in steady demand, and prices are firm ;
sale of .150 to, part for export, at 444}c, cash and
emonths.
ea/M.—Prices aro unchanged, and an arrival of
Liverpool Fite remain unsold.
Suns —:-There is a fair demand for good Clover
seed, but htferiorie ne r il th eeted .; sales of 2,500 bus
common to good and p eat $4 2534 95 per bu,
and 1 000 bus prima- from neon* baud*, at $5 Der
bu Timothy is mama, and. ranges from $2
2an per ba. Red-tep at $l. $74-.2 per saok. Flax-
seed to taken on arrival, by the armature, at sl'43*
145 per bn.
brierre The market for Foreign is firmer and
more active, and prices generally ate looking up.
N. E. Rum is selling at 30a330 Whisky is better,
with large sales of able at 'Seigle for Ohio and
Pennsylvania; 17a171e for hhds, and 170 Per gal
lon for drudge.
ifivaan.—The market Is- LeDter,, Drleeo leave
15 / 1 44"91 900 blab Cuba at and
New Orleans in lots it 6a630, on tams. Inoludb:115
some damaged do, Bold by auction at 4F '63e, awn.
TALLOW.-.—Prices are unehaeged. Baled of city
rendered at 9.1 -100, and country at 8340.
' TOBACCO Is dull. Brasil lets of new orop Ken
tucky were disposed of at 6aBo. Manufactured
moves off /lowly, and only in small lota for the sup
ply of the trade.
Tats are very Inactive, and prices about the
same as last quoted.
Woos.—The market has been at a stand. There
Is no disposition on the 'part of manufacturers to
purchase, except to supply immediate wants, and
there is none pressing on the m arket to alter quo
tations, which aro comically runshanged.
(Reported for the Prom]
mESSINA. — Bqk lonic, Rutobinsoo--401, wintoril
br Mayne 15 do oork.ood 50 bags fisples walnut' 100
trxy sne , leo almonds: 60 bags oanary seed 660 bas lemons
41,14 do oranges Jeanes. Scattergood &
PHIL/LOUR/ILA BOARD OF TRADB.
TOW. VIB 6?.R. Jr.. • -
1 , . RAE!, MDR q . COMMITTEN Or TILW MONTH
JOUPIi O. OttlloB,
LETTER BAGS
At the. Merchants' Ezdiange,
Ship Beranek, Howland-- .--... - Liverpool. hiereht
MARINE INTEI,LIGENCE.
FORT
OF PHILADELPHIA, March 2. 1961.:
8 Ul4 RISES 6 :0 -KW 640
HIGH ,6
ARRIYJtD.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon. 20 hours from N York,
•with sodas and passengers to Jar Anderdice.
Bark lonic, Dutoturmos, 60 days from Messina. with
fruit, &o. to leaned, Scattergood k V.M. Towed up by
tug J L Piney.
Behr Maggie Van Dusan. 'Yolanda' days from Port
land. with mdse to Baker & Folsom.
Bohr Mary, Biokards,l day trout .Camden, Del, with
porn to Jai L. Bewley & Co.
bhb r •:orliee. 1 day from Ildossa. Del, with
corn to JEW L Bewley.
CLEARED.
Steamship State of tieorsia, uarvin, Savannah, Atex
% won. Jr. & Co.
Bark Jonah, .Nevins, Trinidad de, Cuba, Madeira 4k.
abada.
Brig Ella Reed. Davis. Havana, G W Bernadou & Bro,
Bcbr Lamot Dupont. Herring, Matanzas, John Meson
Co.
Behr Lewis Mulford, Doyle. Segue, 8 & W
Bobs Ella, Packard; Remedios, .1 fd Cootbroth.
imhr Village Queen. Hawkins. Portland. sin e
iiialti •
on
ve.
B G a lo ur na r
rah. James, Salem s , do ,
Sir tshnver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Fanny NWHenry, Smith, sailed from Whampos,
lath Deo for Singapore.
Ship Mary Good ell: fdoGilvern for New York, was
loading at Sin-spore eth Jan.
Ship Villa Franca. Curtis, cleared at New Orleans
25th ult. for Liverpool.
Ship W ashington Booth, resond, 71 days from Taloa
hone, was below Baltimore 28th ult. The W B has been
7 days north of liatteras, with'farious WNW gates and
a very high sea—lost fore topsail, quarter b &e.
Ship Merriam, Thurston. at ultimata Ink 'Jan for
China. taken up at ere per ton.
Ship it B Forbes, Bodoni, was loading at Singapore
inti Jan for Boston. . '
?hip Flying Scud, Swinnerton, for. New YOrk, was at
WhamPoa Slat Dec. loading at St 4 3i per ton ,
Ship S C Humphreys, Prince r ror Bavaria, as Rang
Kong Mat Deo. taken up at SW per head.
chip Calliope, Goodwin, cleared at Liteangrol - 12th
for
lt U iP .tu os
J auukt,
tiiah Bradley, Hopper, for Calcutta, wee in the
fiver. LANTOtpOOI. 14th alt. onward boned.
chip Lotus, Leckie, at Hong Kong Slat Dec for Ban
fro Bars Oak, Ryder, from
ult Boston for Philadelphia, sailed
m Holmes' hole 26th .
Brig Amine. Baker, cleared at Boston Elnull. for Phi
ladelphia. •
Brig D Maloney, Steelman, cleared at Boston 28th nit
for Savannah.
Brig Mary I. Milliken, Norden, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Matanzas 22d ult.
Bohr M A .MoNeill,•/urpie..from Baston, arrived at.
Mobile 224 tilt
Spans U ahem , . Shaw, and Mary Maley. Haley, for
Georgetown. DO. cleared at Charleston 28th ult.
Behr E A Douglas. Saunders, hence. &rived at Provi
dence 27th ult.
Soar Geo it &meth Crowell, cleared at Boston 28th nit
for Philinte,phia.
ohr Ida Vl'ormwood, for Philadelphia, was loading
at Matanzas 22d ult.
ttehr It B. Shannon; 'Marta, from Boston for Philadel
pina. was at ttolmes' Role 86th nit, and remained 10
•
Bahr J as S Hewitt, rook hence for Boston, at iloinme
Bole 26th nit, and sailed again 27th.
ohne R mtller..Glffo d, from BostoU for Philadel
phia. and E G W ward, Oyer, from Portland for no. at
olmea' Hole 27th ult.
Schr thkeid G.Ployd, Raokett from eieenport for Phi
ladelphia at New 1 ork 28cn
&kr Alice. Lea, Chinon, cleared 'et lleir York 78th nit.
for raw Orleans.
llohr Allen it Brown, Edwards, sailed from Bristol
27th mt. ior Philadelphia
Se .r Mary Ann Sieges Magee. from Boston for Phi
ladelphia. eailed from r'rietol 27th nit.
oars Lithe A May. Baser, V. tail and Saulsbury. Hud
son, new Jersey. Vaunt man. Henry A May, Hooer,
and Charlie 4 Carehurs. Robinson, hence, at Charles
ton 26th nit. •
- 11,878
rowr•OF PHILADELPHIA.
List of Porexgn and Coastwise Arrivals at the Fort of
Philadelphia for the month of to. binary, 1861:
Brigs
-..—. 16 Schooners 6
Ships— —.—
Barks...
CO.B.2TWISZ.
°arks— —.... 21 Steamers ....--. .23
Brigs . 2 I Barges..
Schooners lUlBoats »».196
3/4 I
,___ •
T. __........—C
The ,ri v alsr.iin foreign ports dories the mon t ht
February. lan year were 30; from domestic portal:s4
Li:Larsen this 3 ear 103.
MARINE DISASTERS FOR FEBRUARY.
The New York Joarnat of Oommeree publishes the
usual ha• of marine dimmers foe the I eat month. ',the
whole umber ion or missing was 33.1a,mety: allies.
2 barks. 6 bilge and 21 schooners. Of these_lB_ were
wrecked. 6 Mende. ed, 6 abAnOoned, 1 capsized. 1 run
down. and 3 ate mamma. '1 he loss o f toretp•era, bound
to or from United ,durtos porm. is 11111hOUSI y large. hum..
bering 10 resrels being nearly one-tatrd of ins whole
number reported. The total value of the above, exoht
rave of cargoes was $1337
FOE THE BOUTH.OHARLES
Tali AND SAVANNAH STEArdSITIFS.
FREIGHT' REDUCED.
Heavy freight at an average of meals per cent
below New York ffteamilop rater. •
FOR CHARLEqToN, B. C.
The U. S. Mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATF,C.nyt.
C. P. MR.TAIIMAn. wt 1 mall for Charleston on Saturday.
March 9. at 10 o'cioc
FORSA V ANNAH.AVN GA. _
The U. R. Mail steamship STATE of GEORGIA.
Cap sin John J. Garvi will sail for Savanna' on Re
tard .1, Maroh 2, at 10 dolook A. M.
Mir Goods received ever ear, end Bills of Lading
signed at eseend wharf above Vine street.
The c..enee. rat rouses Mao who,. reffla.c.rir &tit-
STONE BAT Ord STATE OF , G n run
se above every two week! thus forming a weekly com
munication with th. South and Sons west. connecting
with ereamere for Florida. and with railroad, for New
Orleans and intermediate points.• .
INSUReNCE
Freight and insurance on a large proportioa of Goods
shipped South will be band to be loiyer by these ship,
then by sailing vessels. _
Mir 'rummies on - Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary. farther than Charleston or Barannsb,
the Railroad Companies taking all ;:ricks from these
points.
_ GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this route 25 to 40 per cent. cheltper than by.
the Inland Route. as will be amen by the following
Beheads. Thrall h tickets from via
Charleston and Savannah steamships, INCLUDING
MEALS on the whole route, except from Charleston,
and Savannah to Montgomery -
Via HARLBSTON.
To Charleston—. ,Gle 00
An4nota-........- 17.50
Columbia.__..__. 10 00
Atlanta._,_....._../1 00
Montgomery 75 0 0
Mobile aa 00
New OTIMIII.-;-..., 39 75
Nashville...-. ...., 72 75!
Knosville-..—. 25 501
Memphis -‘
31 751
N. S.-P assenger , this route connect with the In
tend /tont, in rouss carotins and. GeOrgin• trearellmit
by the same conveyancer thence to New Orleans.
No einem iodine sagnetaßergbe atup has saliod. -
No freight received on the day of sailing.
For freight erpassme apply to
ALEX. HhltOts. Jr,. & CO., -
No. 126 NORTH WHARVES.
Ascots in Charleston T. S. & T. G. BUDD,
0 Savannah. MUTER & GAMMELL.
THE BRITISH AN]) NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
SHIP&
BBOX NEW TONI TO LITTE7OO/.,
Chief Cabin Paintign-- RIX
Second Cabin Passage-- Ti
THOR BOSTON TO LIViIiPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pastrage---- —sllo
Second Cabin Passage , se
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The stuns from Boston Gall at Rahfaz and Cork Har
lxir.
1
PERSI, Capt. Judkins. AFRICA, Capt. Slannon.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. CANADA, Capt. La_ps.
__•
ASIA Card. E. D. Lott. AMBRICA, Capt . Moodief
AUSTRALABIAN, Capt. NIAOARA, Copt Andereot:
B. M. Rockier, EUROPA, Capt: S. Lein*.
SCOTIA., thaw budding./
These vessel/ wary * clear White UM at and-head ;
silo. xi on starboard boar; red on port
" ARABIA., Stone. leaves N. York. Wedneidny, Zab. IS
CANADA. Anderson." Boston. Wsdnesday, Feb.lo
AFRICA., Shannon, " N. York, Wednesday, Feb. ST
AMERICA, Little. " Boston, Wednesday, Mar. 6
AUSTRALASIAN,
- Rookie!, " N. York, Wednesday, Mar. IS
NIAGARA, Moodie, " Boston, Wedneesay, Mar..lo
Bertha not scoured until paid for.
An exponenood Surgeon on board.
The owners of these shwa will not be accountabl e fw
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, JelvelrYi Fromm SUMSr
orMetale, unless bilis of lading are mined therefor and
the Tofu& thereof tnerein expressed. For freight or VW
saris, asniT to ' R. CUNARD,
fell -t£ 4 Bowling Groom New Y '
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN STRAP&JENGINI' AND
BOILER WORES,NEIFIE_ & LEVY.
PitacTICAL AND THEOAMCAL ENG/IM,
MACRINLISTIL_BOILEE-MAXERE,BLACKI3
and FOUND WE, having, for man" Years, been in
mieessaful operabeis, and been exclusively , speared ig
building euid repairing Marine and River Engine', bid
and low pressure, Iron Beats, Water Tanks, Propellers
&o. t reepeetfully offer their serv.oes to the pone,
11 ! being telly prepared to °entrant for Kleine" of all
11131611. marine, River, and - Statamary - , haw= seta oI
"ate= of different Adzes. are prepares to exesmite or
ders with emir* despatoh..Every deseripl a gof Patters ,
notice. - and
making made at the shortest no l-s at
Frame, Flue, 'Tubular. and CYlleder. elwi.et the
beat Pennsylvania oharooal iron. Fermi/. of *u miser
and Muds Iron/and area Castino L of all desonplions .
Roll Turning. Barely Cutting, and ell' other Work sea
nested with the above bria/Preir. • •
Drawing" and speoilicatsous for all work dorie the!,
mitablistunent, free of oharge, and wort ptomains!.
The subsenbera have ample wharfylook Mem for re
paint of boats t where they can be in perfect Wety
and sr.~ pro vided with ahem% blacks, fella, &a., las
for heavy or light Weighe P r.
.UID riMarl
AIRE LEVY, E.
SEACrit ant gALMES arms.
7. 'With:MAN I:4IIARICK, JOHN I COPE,
WILOABI. H. ALSRRICK. HARTLEY MEHRICI,
S&ILKFOTTNDk
S
FIFTH AND WARRINGTON RTREEMS.
PHILA.DELPHIA. MBRaLCH .,, I, BONG
EIiGINSERIC - AND MACEEAt'lirli. '--
MATlUrtlatttre High and Low Pramual. Stem Engfater
ter land. »got, and marine ser.me, _
Boilers Ga.ometers,- Taut.. Iron - Mmes. - fear Cut
inn of all kinds. eimer irou or brass. • , -
Iron Frame Roofs for (lea Works; Worindiegu;lail
road orations &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the Wed and moat im
proved oonstruation.
hvery description of Pi sta tion Machinm, snob as
"% gar Paw, and erist fps, Vacuum _ Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defecators. ten, - Puttlfing.
, tngiaaa,
Sole Agents for N. Rillunisle Patent Sugar Dining'
Apparatus Neemyth's Patent Item' Hanumero quo
nd
pinwall & y
Walser aatent Centrifugal Nagar preigung
Machine ann., - •
&limb MOUNT MACHINE WORKS,
m. - WOOD Bt., between Twenty-first and Twenty-
Beard. Patebbahed 18/19.
WOODdersigned, aucioeseor to the late firm of.
will continue the business in all its branohes an
heretofore. Power Looms and all maohloOkoonneated
with them,EinboseinEcaliendens. Lard Oil Prams.
Shan:lint. ild Machine Work general.
Thankful for past floors, he would rearieitfolle Solicit
a oontinuanoe of the patronage so libentllr bestowed on
the late firm. TROMAB WOOD.
Philadelphia, Jan. 21. MU. lage.fini
pool , PLRAFANT FOUNDRY - -No. 953
AL
_SXACH Keneis a rm.Pkihidettrit.-
&UM 11. TlXERlnforme bleep thee ; g
Ed the entire stock attains et the 'e_bova ?qua
ke, ;DEC pre to minerie oniet m e n tqing.
,
and Own p, now e , nee
Work, Gearing. Glinting, aide Ter
netennyerthineta Fatneeee, in dry sr green' sabillin,
Pah,
gaItin.LADRIAP dLit TERRA OOTTA MA •
JR. NuFAcToRS;_FZYWZtiiid GFERAMTOWN
mad and 1010 i f o rl ot Vi Drain
aa4 Water Pipes. NianiAatiN Pl./nand
fmake Fines made of Terra and 9 Matta le Size
or every clan of biatimpt, but adios is WOrt=
alSonttou 011 all parties puttftet. AP inal d i rlia•—
emse sewerage Japes for Oft 7
ranted to stone a serere preaeare, We antpefer PnelArs
to contract with muse or aorooratioas for this artide , is
any !ins .
ulator. - Ws warran =en; aat witot
Fur to w other in MalV
taloa ar
Orittiamild", t
THE '1 PRESS.PHILADELRMA ,,, " SATURDAY; MARCIV , 1961.-
IMPORTATIONS.
--3 t
kitllPYLArti.
ToVIA SAVANNAH,
To Sarannah.........gis
Augustam.-- N 67
20 00
Atlanta...._. 21 CO
C01umba..,:.....;., al 00
Jklbany—...... 23 00
• ittonteomer7—.... 55 00
33 00
New Orleans-- 31 75
_ . . --..
TE•EN T'ER " i:. . -
~ ...._ .
INSURAN'OE , COMPANY
Op minaDzintA.
01.11.8 INUTRANCB:EXCLUSIVEILT.)
COMPANY'S surLDING, B. W. CORNER
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIABOTORMI:
E t JtAiroxycias "us', MAMMA! L. DAVrioa r
wuAr.Al4l.comi. Ono. H. 821rAuT
Joan H. Etsowi,
TALaili) Anil,
0811 M. triroo74 B. A. Faxammoax,
Sari. T. snici. . 21 1 w D. CAM;
11,21.12 Y Vie NARTON, J. . ERZINSIIM.
F. BATOR 0 , aTARR, Praident.
CILARLES W. CORE. Seareters. 1 feu
AW AIM MUTUAL EitIFETy
DEL nv
dIIRANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the Legislature of rearmloam. 1810.
Oboe H.R. corner of THIRD and WALNUT gyms.
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
Ore vowels.
Cargo To an Darts of the Worts.
Frown!,
I LAND INSURANCES
On Goods by Riven Canals. Lake% ehd Lsnd Car
r/MOB to all parrs of the union.
FIRE INSURANUEB
On Merehandin generally. On Stomp. Dwelling
Rouser, !to. 1
A&SETIS OF TEE COMPANY,
November Limo.
611004610 'United States five' cent. loan-.1..810.4600 CO
115,000 Vigiged States six cent . Treaeury
Notes, (with gummed interest)...-: 112,463 34
100.000 Penney Muds. State five 1162 rent
loan. ----.- 684170 00
MAXI do. do. aix do. do . 21,412 og
133.060 Philadelphia City si x gip'cent Lam /26,303 M
30,000 Tennessee State five cent; toile- 24,M0 00
N/4131Penneylvania Railr oad x mortOrge
six w• gout. booths-- •
16,000 31113 shares. stook Germ:into:wags
Company. interest and gim I
guaranteed by the City or P a
delphia ----- -,..........-
_.-.._,-. , WOG 00
LW 100 'harem Pentsylvama - Railroid
ComPanY, .. .i.--- -4-:.. IMO NI
6.000 100 shares norm Pennsylvania Neil
road Company. ...I 000 00
i
Lsoo so shares Pfillsoeighra . itli - Bai ii
Steam Tug Company . . . 1,200 00
260 6 share. Philadelphia and Havre e
oraoe Steam Tow-boat Com . NM 00
1100 3 Aare, Philadelphia Ruh e
ComeanY---- - - lig C°
-1 1,000 3 share. Continental Hotel Gr. • SOO IV
1661.130 par. - Cost 61547.325.36. MarketiraLS664,3o6 Ti
ills removable, for insurances made-- r...... 171.386 42
Donde and mortgaVa.— -- •-•-"±- 844" 00
Real extant - • ~.. --- - 61,36316
Balances due et Ageneiet-rrimiiims otih.a,
rine Policies. interest. and other debts Auk _ ~_..•
tap Compiler -,-. ' 54334 02 ,
Berm and stook gf sundry InseraZe and
other Compatriot --. —.-.
_.,
Cash on hanii-7-#1 banks. - -,..SfJi.lnirs ^ -
in drawer-....-.. en 35 ' -
masa.
DIRECTOR& ,
William Martin Samuel M. Mikes,
Edneur.4 A. Pon d e r__J. F. Pen:ils = -
Theophihn .PaUldill, Henry ' -
John R. Penrose, Edward Dar utter;
John C. avis, R. Jonesili,
James Traqualr, Elpeneer nei
William Byre. Jr., Thomas C. d,
James O. Robertlturtda,
William O. Ludwig, Jaoob Pam4s,
j*rePb . James: B. M'Sarlsail t
Dr. rt.:M. Ruston, . Joshua, P. Byin,
George C. Lairssr, lo hn B. Retniiii, Pittsn•
Hugh Craig., D. T. Morgan,
Charles Rally. A. Ir. Berm t
WILLIAM MARTIN, ` dent.
T ROS. O. BAND, Vies resident.
HENRY LYLBIJRN. Seoretarr. nurf,rf
p . SURANOWOOMTANIF TilE
STATE OF PENTONLYANIA—FIREAND MA
-1104E.D LNSURANOE Nos. 4 AND i CHANGE
DVILINGS.
.r red tolol—Cayital !ISSAS:I—Fob. ,1860, dash
averted in seam/ And svailable mean h
op—pon
tiTßlO to ars on Yessobi an& Cargoes, Buildings, mocks of M m orobandms &Or on liberal tomb
Rem D. /Stirrer], . 3- - , Osorgag:
& mega Toby Samuel
Charles uter i Tobias,. le
William S. Smith,
John B. Bud, "ItarayOz
William R. White, Chart:: 5. - Lem
George C. Carson.
HENRY D. SHERRERD,
WILLIAM HARPER. Seeretarr.
R2COB &NOE INSURANCE 00 PANY
—Office Nn. 409.111reLNUT Street. _
FIRS •INSIIICAPICK on ROUND! and AS abandon
generally, on favorable terms, either limi d'or per.
patina. .
DIREjTORS:
Jeremiah Bowan, Thomas Harsh,
John Q. Gionod , t, Charles Thomp
Edward D. Roberts, Jaws T. Hale.
Samuel L. Susedley. Joehus. T. Owen
Reuben C. Hale. John Z. • Griathe
JE.R°HIAII BONSALL. rr*.
JOHN Q. GINNODO, Vice PI
RICHARD COE, Secretary.
VIRE INSURANCE. - ItIEOR NIUE'
R.' INSURANCE COMPANY of PhiWelNo.
139 North SIXTH Street, below . Race. bum . 'Build
ings, Goods, and Merchandise. generally front loss or
damage by'Fire. The company guarantee to int all
losses promptly, and thereby hope to mega th patron
age of the public.
' nriticroite:
William Morgan, - - Robert Plaza
.Franois Cooper, • -Michael Macao
George L. Dougherty. Edward tdeDoe
• James Marian, Thomas B. Mo ok,
Jame- Durose, _ .Loror Dromhty,
Matthew McAleer, Franco"
Bernard Rafferty, John CaSead_y
-•fhomas Hemphill, • Bernard 11. • Hithriman,
homes Fisher, Charlie clue,
rands Ms:Manua • ' Miattriel Cahill.
_FILAACIS 000PhIE. President.
BILRNARIf EAPFSR &watery: oa S-em
AMER!' )AN Flair.;,/NSURANOE!OO.,
e z - :__INCORPORATED 1810-;CHARTER PER
TIJ 1 •
No. 310. WA I..NUT Street. above Third, Philadelphia.
Baying . a lane paid-lip Capital •blk and "moles.
invested to eoend and avai'able ' , entwines. conhou e to
insure on Dwellinas, Mersa Forni
n ire, atertrhaddrvor
Vessels in port and their oar nes, and otherpenonat
property. All lanes liberally and promPUY adiu44ed.
- Diancroil
Thos. R. Maris. John T. Lewis, - -
John Welsh, James N. Canappeil,
Gameel 0_ Morton, kdmand G. Durith.
petriok Brady, Chap. W. Poulin's,.
TlMorin&
WIIArt it..MARIo. President.
• ALBERS ORAWFOR D. fleerstary. fell- tf
-- - .
A NTERAVITE INSURANCE COMPA.
.cm. 14T.—Authorised Capital MN& W-414.11TED
P tigr , Ritit.LNllT Strout, balsam Third NM
Fourth &root, Philadelphia. .
This oQmpany 'ill tnaara . a3aiast kiss or darnagi-by
Fireeon Boikbncs, Formren, ' mid hterehaudisa guns
ralit
Aso. Marine Insaranutui; vuob., PAII4P._- > 0 1 1414
Pritiichbil. Inland blame 441 J "arts of We Vtai n . .
RE
Lm.. ob
Halter. —
, l t. Luther,
Andonnac ip M ttan...
rs Pearson
ranon...
• jAoos AB,. r ..,
o.
Wht. F.l7sElr Via,' bi dent,
W. M. EMITR, Secretary.
~',, - aoS-u
ENIOVALTHE PENN leruttrria:
LL LIFE INV:MANDE COMPANY have removed
LP their new bu'lding. No. .91111 ..13RE.STDI - UT Street.
Awsete. over #1.000.0W Charter pefeeteal.
ALI, TILE PRO , - ITS di•ided amongst the insured.
POLICIES issued thin year will participate Ir the Di
vidend to be- declared in Jannary,next, Ths Company
sham MI authority to act as Executers, AanitLIATIILOris
Assignees. Guardians,_and:Ereateee for married women
and children. DANIEL L."MILLE,R, President.
SAMt.. E. sTolEba, dine Pres%
Yews W.Henetoa. Saisretary. -
DIDD I VAL EXAMINERS In attendant* ttaily, from
to re eliniAL P. M.
SAVING FUli DS.
SAVING FUND—Hy:RP= CENT.
TEFEST.—NA UT TIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY, WALN Street. southwest eerneref Third,
Philadelphia. -- Incorporated by the thate,or-rentutyl
trania. .
Money is received in any aim. largo or small , and in
terest pad from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal.
The office is open every day from nine o Mos& in the
morning till five o op,*in the eveoirg, and on Monday
and Thmaday_evenings meal:44ow
• Han. MEN SEPUtiM Predident.
ROBRItT BEL.FRIDGEiViss President.
iSrmiasat J. Lamm Boonton. - •
DDLICTOTIA,
Hon. Henry L. Benner,Mailers_
BB
kdward L. Carter, - 7 B. Darr,
Robert Selfridge, . Prawns Lee,
Samuel` Ashton, . Joseph '''Yerlem e '
fl. Landreth hianasi • • /SUL Sto - thenson.
Money is reoeivarand pimento. • dot
ThWineeetniente lire made on . ' ornu .witit.the
prordwoueur the 'Charter. in' °gloves,
eircmied- Mentz; and anoh - first -elass neuritis's as will
slim is -insure perfect pecurity.to, the .depoin tore, and
which cannot fail to give vermotaboo , and stability to
this Institution. - • aal=sy
"'A lattic but often;filli the Pane."
. 1 WEANKLIN S4VIN(. kJ:Wk.&li
I
i - .xi- - • 136 eolith FOITHIT BtreiA, between
:Obeitant and Walnat,:rbiladelehue - ndye all
, dimwits on demand. _ • • • •
6 ; I Depositors'
„money, secured JoyLGovarnment,
;,,1 j Stare, and City Loans, firoundiada, /dor!.
i I f ni Mimi_ deems Misty better than large
a imo fi ta. oonseaueouy anlliran no risk with depo.
g, wtonemoney. but bays ft attall times remy to
c o !return with-5 phr- 00111 s interent: to tRe owner,
. Ise they havelawayi l ' done, ' Thai. Qempany
31 , nemstispended. - •
Wee, me flied .er s i ngle, . en d mom can
: `.depot nu their wani_right, and inch depeeita can
1 Abe withdritwn ONLY by their consent.
o,lf Charter p er p etual.'. Inoori:orated by the Stage'
-"
, - of ,Penumlvania,•• "with" , authority to receive
u ' monerfromtrnatees and egeoutore:
__-
2• ' • LAROId AND - 131112At.1 &Tea .RICCEIVED.
si.' Office open *spy, from 9 to=e Woks*, and on
a _Wednesday evening until litiVeleek. • _,
g 1 DIRECTORS.
rr Jamb B. Shannon, Crime Oadmalleder, ,
g , lohn Shindler Beene Rnatell,
W. Sloan, . . Charles Lamng,
. 4 % =Jeremiah Coinfotr, Be rO l elenyT ail - Pinhole+ Rioe J nlame, Dathanfimoter
, Jos..D.Batteriit, Jones
a r mee.
JACOB
B.' SB ANSON , Proxideint.
CYRIIII Oimmaaransa.yreaurnrer.-
" A Dpa1e.r. ,. .07 , 4104. - > ao. ip.nrood;"
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICEi3.
7-11A11TN1,10.0 IP . 7 1tEbICT( , Fah E
eiitotine . bittyPezi the mobil:w* ile nude. the name
of ENtiLlati & 1 , ,LL18. v th a deg &volved h 1 nova
at coneent, and-the baldness of the Iwo fir& wilt be set
tled ba TRWILS,S.B. ELtle, at Ide ,stote, No. 114
South POURTR Butet. t
, . •
.3011 N 111, RN(ILBE,
1110,11 AS B Mild&
AVING PUROIf." , 4.1)-THZ Lift'TN:
,
•-• RENT of my pute_el' in the late .firm Fnili
Ellis I wrier(' re spectrally inform my freer de e , d_the
DOM* that ( have rem• Mil to J.% 04141 lionth_efillk
s . trfrett,'lnte-re- 1 Mutat eonoeue tev , Maness of
Tellones.yrith_s,full,./tonmemt.o sor.ds adapted to
venting , n • near. at d. soloupte, pluma ge . f ee l
o=El:trims tn. •ausaniNg cease Vmurmarcm; •
SellMA - B IRLILDS... .•
aa, ate ll4 fleouthrOUlerii. Skeet
WI /- • firm of ..ANSPA(
RES & is tin day . 41meolved, , by urnyuja.
ommeitt. „Tha,basiops of min firm wilt on matted by
inthet eit the late partaqs, at the store. south w est cor
ner of BIRD and CREAMY Yreera.
A , BP.A.CIF Jet—
• - WILLIAM arideaff,
JAttISM 11. - Ridi
• .4 irk ANLIPACH.
•
Philadelphia, March I, DAVID M. OWAfilt. • :
• COPARTNERSHIP The rubsonbers have thin day
thinned a Comartaershie, eider the firm of WILLIAM.
Aftaffiall , 'lt t.O.,,and soutotte the' 'Wholesale.
D Woods basintm„,_a_t the oid stand, annanring, owner
of 'Ary__ IMED and qn.R.Ray swag:
wILLEAm AtopAca,
• 11"44 frye r :WWl
• AR
• - caul, R. MIS ' ACM
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NOTIOS.-Ihe heretofore ix
. . , between
• Mose the etalenuated. and known aa the
firm of pßi•nftilit Y, nYKAI3, n.. CO.. Hi this day du
solved-by nottnaleosesat. . .
_- : ...- -_, - . - ,
Al , persons havlng , clams Against. the late flrntwill
welling the mums to o..oree 0.-kri.,,bstry, Jr , tor pl,
maPj..a4lll all persons who IMO e • wil l lrilipay Oen .
0, ymihrtry. Jr., who oil atith.rtsed to ear Is the affo rs
of. the LIR, • ; eltUleVb , PlikliflVArY, Jr. , JAM ' e WV KR% - -
.„.
t., ..4
w CILA.IIII4ICX
Philadelphia. March et.
LEGAt.
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flu THE-ORPHANS' 00PRT—PrIRI Tit*
6iTirditli CM:MITT OF FRIVADELFRiA. t.- :
• itittatiorJAMlES MoOONEO4thediesispd ,
i
Ti. Mitlitlitmopoiti . ted b• 0* Court t2.amdetesettlio.
sila om tbssooonnt of 41KICIALMIA$TRItaid
lanalagrator of the 'Mitt% 441.141.5
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si - 49 ' ••• -a' Y . :Priswilutaittlittor. ,
ellinitoW'Ad!...47' r
. :Yel
tr#l4t RESTORATIVE
TDB iiBONOBBT BOND OF UNION
EVER YET . INVENTED,
BDTWDEN TRH MORIN AND SOUTH,
DOT SLOG
BETWEEN YOUTH AND OLD AGE.
46,000 00
Sot tot Others sooakirhili Are remain silent. Read for
,O. 1., , W00n, Esq.: .Rear Bir—Allow me - the pismire
and satisfaction to trariamit to you the beneficial effects
of your ffairßestorative after a trial' of lye rears. I
commenced using your Restorative in Juno*, WM.
anon which time I - have sot been without a bottler
on hand. When I aormeeneed the use, my, heir en"
gurte thin, and at leait wie-third gray A few &PRlMA
taus litUPPed its falling, and in threemeeks time there
was not a gray hair to be found, neither has there been
nit* this time.
After my hair was completely restored, I -continued
its use tryapplying two or three tomes per month. My
hair:has ever continued healthy. soft mid glow, and
my scalp perfectly fres - from , dandruif. I do not ima
gine the :dam above mentioned will he of any per
• advantage to you, oraven, Ratter; your,Arsailty at
thielate dor; as I sm well they known
already, and even more wonderful ones throughout the
Union. I have'' occupied my time An traveling the
greater pert of the time the past three years. sad Mu
taken'pride and frileisurvi in istiiimnietidbie
• aturexhibiting:itsAtlbilitii rev own case. In
'event' instances I have nnit with people that have pro
nuptial it .11 humbug: Ewing they had used it, and
iwithouteffeot. every iiistanee. however, it proved.
by probing Me mattei, that they had not used your ter
tiold at all, but had used some new artiole, said to bees
good as yours, and selling at ritait half the price. I
have named two or twee. articles myself. adrortixod
as above. which, I have no doubt, are humbugs. It is
astonishing that People will patronise an article of no
repntstion. when there is one at hand that has been
Droved beyond ivioubt. '
Apeareutly. iliOme or those charlatans have not brains
inoughto write an advertisement. as I notice they hays
copied yours, word fOr word, in several instances,
merely inserting some other name in place of yours.
I have, within the past five years, seen and talked
with more than two thowwd persona 'that have used
your preparation with perfect suocasa—some for beld
ame. gray hair, weld head, dandruff, and every disease
the soalp and head are subject to.
I - oalled to see You. personally, at your original place
of, bullies* here. but learned you were now laving in
NeW York.
You are at hberty to publish :this, or to refer parties
to me. Any communication addrotied to me, care box
1920, will be promptly answered.
1 ours, truly. • JAMB!! WRITE, M. D.
3,1111 50
11906,907
WAARICIP SP7ilio34, Perry Co.. 7uno 7, 2217•116
14107. WOOD: Dear Sir--I was inducted. more thaula
year ago. to try valuab'n ElYir Reitorative. for the
immures,' of °lemming my head Of dandruff. 'I had mut
tered with it upon my head for years. and had never
lieen e ,able to get anything , to dome say good in remo
ving it. although had tried many preparations, until I
your adyertisement in a etarrialmnt paper. Wing
there at tie time. I Milled at Gross and ,ffunkle'e drug
Store, and ' our ht a bottle. and now am prepared to re
commend it to universal use. for it has completely to
moved all dandruff' from my head. and an application
onoe in two weeks keeps it free from any itching or
other unpleasatitnesm. I must also state that my hair
had beooniciqui to white in pl .oei. and. by the use of your
preparatton. Liao been rammed to its original color. I
am now 60 years of age. and although 1 have limed two
bottles of the Restorative. no one hes any knowledge of
It, an I allow a few gray hum to remain. in order to
have my appearance comport wits my age. My bead is
new of Ism trouble to me. in keeping it oleanolto., than
at any tune MO. I ave been a ohild I ionsider your
preparation of grrat value, and although I do not like to
expose myself, I tionsider it my. duty to any go. Yon
can use tide or any part or it- in any chaps you think
Proper, if it is worth anything to you.
Your.. no., ' It U. =Taft.
• • BLooggINOTON, Lid., July Se,kfao
, .
int
:Deer I here send you a statement that Ith
pon. are entitled to OM honeat..of. I am & resident of
Bloomington. and have been for over thirty years. I
am now overlie year* of age. -Far 'Mont mienty Yeas
,ttatt_mruote hag been turning consmerably gray, and
Was almost entirety white, and very stiff-sad anabange
Thad seen a number of ocrtifiesmccif the-TOY wondev ,
fel effect of yeieitigalr liestorative, but eilpiceeed there
was more fiction than truth in them t ,entertaining .
is Steel* &dank* liars my hair, if ziossible,restored to
its original color and fineness. as itsras Inry younger
days a beautiful ,black, 1 concluded'would make the
experiment, commencing in-a'amall way. puechased
one of your mill bottles, atone dollar; and commenced
using, following directions as nearly as / could. - I soon
discovered the dandmff removed„ and rser hair, that was
falling of in large quantities, Wag considerably tight
ened, and a radical change taking place in the color. I
have continued to use it, till I have used three of year
male bottles, and Just begun on the fonrth..l have now:
as pretty a, lased - or dark brown, or, light black ludr,
any Man, ores I had ia. my youthful days, when a boy,
iii the lulls of Western Vigitua; My head,;., entire'',
clear of daledraff, and the-hair ceased 'entirely habit
off, and is as soft and fine, and feels as oily; asethrogh
it was ject friem under the hands of it French-sham
pooer. Mani-of iny-econeintancci -frequentlY , saY .to
ma, .o.fintler,where did ,you get that fine wig?",
tetettesi" was the effects of Your Beinorittive. It is aktiost
impossible to convince them that it is the Original Muir
of the same old gray head.
- Yonne. truly; FREIMILICK T. - BUTLER.
Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana;
•
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•
•
WOOD' REBToRATIVE haa mound a re
putation f actual test' and experiment, which can
not be en teed by newspaper puffs. In our own viol--
Vey it has bees extensively used, and,Me belleire; in
every case, with every desired result, sad ,reeeives the
aieeiversal endorsement of all who:have tried it. -- Mre,
ttherefore, recommend it as one of those few 'genuine
viostrains welch aciontelisbes its violence, and all
the bald and gray could desire.—Calumbia Spy.
PROP. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.—In ano
tber oolnum will be found an advertmentenkof this well
known and expellent preparation for :restating SAY
heir to its original color. The Bair Restorative also
cures cutaneous eruptiors. and tunventithe hairfillias
off: We have amen many 'authentic testimonials in
Proof of these assertiOns; some of winch are from 'gen
tian:cm whom we have known Apr many year, es PM'
sons of tee most 'reliable'elimeatsg. Don't . dre.oll ion
have tried this Restorative.—:Bosecis Mies Branch, •
• •
WOOD% HAIR ft BB TORA r TIVE.-1/ndare most sot
. olds*. this is proved, kw unimpeaohable evidence. to
. Meese great eilionci; ea a restorer of • the 'hair to rts
pristine vigor. Whore the &rad had become almost
:bold booktlie of sickness; the uieof this article has pr?-:
dueled a beautiful growth of thick, gloaa hair. It .rb,
therefore, a valuable preparation for ell aliases Its;
;ingredients are mach as to erreotaally eradroare dandruff
and other impurities which operate so injuribucly to
the hair. It also has Ouratilre Projectile of 'straits': d&.
soriitton In maw.: caserepimples and tithei disfigure
ments of the skin disappear wherever it is used. Ther e
,
is nobasard atiaching to rho . trial of lire _remedy. sad
to etelltil can only be benedocd. as the compound; if it ,
does not °slum a manifest improvnineut. is ausapable of
doing. warm, as its Obarioitenestenienureirriterfeetly
lanoziorm—Bosson Transcres,-April ISOS.
(Melt NOETAVIII.—Tbe- =Verity of hair washes ;
hair dy es , hair tonice.hair oil s. and the numberlase
prepanitions which are now bake* the subtle. =ruler
sob eslllarrigant. hyperbolical. and fantastiCal titles. es•
we see Paraded in show-windows and negramplir head- -
ass. as hair preparations; are aU hninbageof the first
water; their real merit. when they areinaii iulY. ht. that
that they do no harm.' Bcile* ia td;libuill mil lard oil,
meet oil. scented and Wand make ato; when in been
teal wriloPeral, and' white tint glaar,lottreiabirsioiti..
Best character of tonics, and when than costly, asa bap-
fi ll ed with some try-syllable term. and taught' st bp'
verdant young and old of both sexes. Bush la not the
character of Professor Wood's Hair Reatorative. This
gentleman comes before the world without:any "high
(' Latin" X.doehlotoyintn. or..any_other;iiatosuatag.aniL
startling osfeh-penny term; he amply, adyertisiso at'
Hair Restorative — what a:praline. preajialyalailii ,
a Restorative it sots- Huy Professor:Wood's Hair
geatorative, and. as you Yalu. rum eellpi . aye. your
very brains. apply nothincelle t for it, ia*be tha you
win get some worseentetsnoe:than :Percutaad lard oil
aa your eitinhert - Remsmber.'Wood's Restorative - for.
the Bair is the beseLatthde entatit:-../Veto Yak Deli
Book.
D. .1. WOOD 36 CO., rrapnetors,,.44 1 / 1 1044.D WAY;
New York, And 314, bujuurr Steret, SCI tomb. M.
and sold ts food dsokidosiond Mums toads doolevii in
'or 'au tuthria,, ?
NOT ONLY
yoimm,ivem:
Sr. Lorre. Jul, 10,1860.
MEDIC
CEPHA.I4/0 PILLS
BICEC HEADAOttEte
NERVOtra HEADACHE,
cußl ALL SODS OP
READAOHE I
Hy the use althea, fills the periodical attacies
or Siet. Riaetaehe may be prevented ; and if taken
at the oommencement of an stem* bnmedinte' relief
from pain and eloknoe■ trill be obtained.
They seldom tail In removing the Nausea avid Head
eche to which females are so elation&
They sot gently on the bowell, removing Cost4vosigit.
'For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fernlike, and
all persons of sedentary Ambits, they are valuable as a
Laxative, improving the apse tits, giving tone and visor
Loth* digestive organs, and reartonng the natural elas
ticity and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long investi
gation and osiefully conducted experiments. having
seep in use many years, daring which time they have
prevented - and relieved a vast amount of pain and
suguring. from Headache. whether originating in the
asrsoss system or from a deranged state of the sto
mach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with pergola sagetyirithout
m aking any change, of diet, tad the tansies Nany dud
" Habit tarts readers it easy to adoWnesser them tie
sairdrea,
z 4E-41431
ThOtlnsino kale Oro signatures of Bolin O. ',paid=
on eaoh Box.
Sea by protons sad all other Dealer* in
-4 t Uux inn be seat by man Wombd on receipt of the
PRIDE, 26 - PENT&
au ants= should Ds addreseed to
HENRY O. SPALDING,
48 CEDAR STREET, KEW YORK.
THE FOLLOWING ENDORBEMENTB OF
SPALDING'S
OEPHALIO PILLS.
WILL OONVINOE ALL WHO BUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
TRATA
SPEEDY AND • SURE CURE IS WITHIN
• THEIR, REACH.
di Owls Teitintomietts art sassolieteed . by Mr. OFAILD
utc, they 'afford simitoftiosabti yioof the effi.
.2acy of this truly scientific discovery.
ELtsOnviLim. Conn.. Feb.s. 1861.
arkLDITIG6
_
I have' tried your Vergbalio Pills, and !like them so
toßostl, mast you to send me two dollars w , rth more.
ofthese are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a
few o the tret box,' got from 70114
Send the rim by rasti, and Ma ige
Your ob't Servant,
3.014110 KENNEDY.
ispiLinNG. Siriazroan, re.. Feb. 6,186 L
Pzx •
elijou to se d mimie more box ot your Oeehar°
Pi m. Aare received a great dndeal tif beech: Irene em.
Yours m Y
iatftt
afi T it sToizastniss.
SPRIICIC CREEK, riIINTIXGDON COVNTY, Pat
January 18, 1961.
please *end Ile Vora box"; of your Capinllo
Pills. Sand them Immo Maly. -
_ ReMpllettidir TOUT%
- • _ SIMONS.
P. S-1 j Wo olacitsroof ass aaz: at' your. Pll4, and foul
Urn eteeient.
Bath Thinmq, Ohio, Jen. 13.10 a.
Brii.mite,
Besse And enclosed twenty- five cents. Pr which s en d
me &umber ba_x or your , Capttslia rills, They are truly
the bast Pills I have ever tried.
Direct A:STOVER, P. M.,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot cm, O.
H. C. PDALDTNG, Big.
I wish for some ononlari. or large show bills. to bring
Tour Cephalic Pills more rotionlarly before my ons
hinters. If yon have northing of the kind please send
One of my ocurtosumit 'Who is *tibiae! fo severe Sisk
litesoaqim, tpsu*llJ lasting two 'Jaye.) was cured tlf
attack so ass hour by your Pills, -which I Bent bor.
EsaSestfutly, yours.
W. B. WILKES. •
iLICYNOLDEOIMILO: FRANKLIN CO.. Ohio, t
January 9, lan.
HENRY C. 89,1a.nnto,
tro. 48 Cedar nu II Y. .
VICAR Silt:
loolosed Ind twonpril.ve cent% (25.) for winch send
bon of " Cenhalto-rina. - Nina to Andress of Bev. Win.
C. Filler: flaynoldaburg,Franklin Co.,
Your Pins work like a charm—care Haadaeh. a lmost
Instanter.
Truly yours
!rm. C. FILLER.
YPen.lss?l,Mlcu., Jan, Us UN.
MB. Sre.trazTa.
•
811
NOt tall* Spool sent to you fora box of throbabo Pins
for the oared r the nervous Headache and Costiveness.
andleofroad the same. and they had-so good an eat
asylums inroad to motif°, more.
Please send by return mad. Direct o
A. R. WREELER.
- Ypsilanti,
MIEN=III
• t • Agin as RA:m=6w; Norfolk, Fa.
irigfteTinat:so oo noli a te l l is owpot- kir wlualt they
e, cu. Core or htedsohe ut all de forum
likom the . ..Exansitter. - Noorerk; Va.
with entire
They tuiiri bean timed in more thane thousand oases,
moons.
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I-_,, '. . IFYinn , i4slAiligbdriet. St: Cloud, Minx. ..
• IT)Ogi Are.. 07.4.F1S baeltil'Olkblia Irich.the headachei
_Ulna far IL lIRIMLIS.I/4461.t. rived ma wa& you - mad have
Mena castor an:attaak; '..-;.,.. - - , ..
Than the AddiTtiser,,, .Providest4, R. I.
:The Cephalic Pine are said' tithe a remarkably eXec
hive remedy for the headeche.and,:onitofthe very beet
'foitbat very frequent complaint which lies ever been
discovered.
• •
FYeea the' Wester* R. R. Gazette, Chiatiet.
We heittily e endors Mr. /biddies,: and his unrivalled
°Debella nue.
, .
Ron Me Kiare4,l4_lf t ittey Star, Nessittehts. Va.
We are sure that perilous aufering with the headache,
who try them, will seat to Ul6lll.
• •
• Ben tie Hosatirs ;Pith- Pituttr;'/V0 Ogee % La.
Tr r ithiva t th'egt eie I'A:cited end We aTill 111IIT6 . Oust
your testaunturean be d to the .alremy numerous
how that , bee' received benefits that no other medicine
can imam*:
Item the St. /..mtit Democrat.
The Moire:Om demand for the extols (Cephalic, pills)
I rapidly mammon&
- - Jtvom. sTut .Gazota; .ictrie v
.
Kr. 11Delilitificield not eoniect` his 'name with an ar
ticle he did riot know to poem= real merit.
.Prons shot Advertisir, Providence, R. I.
1 ktoduoony ns choir stFort, Roam qt e mkt
re dipeotable guarterfs, • • •
Prom ail* iloßlioe..2falmott, L
Ctiiiiallo•Pffis are talkiniUO lbws of all kindi.
• -7.•„: •
• !kern rks o #6 l4 4oCiai Blillat BM* Mut,
Biid-to be tror7i for theheadaohe; • -
MW=I
-.. l%*stlarCoutsnarciai; di* eisusati„ Oki*
Suffering husmitrolinn9w be rebeFlid4
A !nails botsis of
PUJARED
etin Win igiveue dam igirt
thertooirt azinnailviim
SP4UDIRG'I3 PREPA R ED GLUE!
SPALDIN'O'S PiTIPAIED.GLUN
Gila!
• , • SAVE , -
BOONOMY.: : . ' ' D/1111%2011$
117"'" BT2TCH nr Thus Sayan - Num:rill
As aooidente will Mita, even ''is well-iegulated
families, it is Inky deernmie .te have- eamvalleas and
mmeament way for rewiring ratnitore.wars. Creeks-
•
. n
isSi• ErnssiigNEW FESEAMID %UR nn
n - micti.inigrzinatips. and no housbold dan
beam lei oat m. it is IIiWILTIO ready:and ue
tba spobing . .• ,
•• USEPUL IN WilinitY HOI3B/1.!?..
N. L.,-_,LBmhtaixansenies *soh, -00;011.
• .t •
Eik • '
HENRY -C. 'SPALDING:
.
no. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
As'
palm .88. attempting to
Mit 01131 W: 11130ini imitatimus atilt
PREPR IVALW c
antloa &Unarm= Wax'
amine bilk& Opthaains soda's that the - A:ll,3fmk.
ar: WALDUIIPt PRIPAPIP "R E . at
2,1111 Mm,
At 6 A. 31., via Camden and /Obey, O. and A,
oommodation ..... 11.
At 6A. 211-, Wiraleriand Meryl? OW. ( 11 .
Ace° odpuon—.. ISI
At BA. TM Camden and Jersey °its, Morning
00
At UN A. M7"....rriii:"traik'snirtoi=ml 010,
Western =rem, 3 00
At UK P. 111., via Camden and Amboy ACCOMMIII. s
At 1. 1 11.. via Camden and Amboy, O. and A.lss
press. E ye- 3uu
At
in 3 F
nwat., M., via, Remington and Jersey City,
3 00
ri Je rsey sd
sift P. Kensi ngton
Class Tioket--, _ gg
At 6P. M., Till Camden and Jersey City. Evening
all .3 0 0
At M 11X_F. Mods Maiden - WM Jams City, South
ern Mail. • - —......... 2 IS
At 6 P. M., via Camdenand 2 96 Amboy, Aooommoda-
Bon, (Freight and Palaellgerk-lbt Clam Ticket
80. do. sa_ Clam Ticket- 160
Vie OP M Mail Line runs daily.- The MC P M . South
elm 1, Saturdays exocpted. • - '
For belinderet 33aston. Lambertville, Flemington.
.20,, at 7.10 A in. and 3 P. M.. from Kensington.
For Water Osp,,Strandsbarg, Scranton, Wilkesnarie,
Montrose. Great Bend, fte., 7.10 A,M, from Kmungton.
via Be ware, Lackawanna and Western it. It.
For Manoh Monk, Allentown and Bethlehem at 7.10
A. K. mid P. 31. from Ka n.
For Mount Holly, ate and 8 A. M., 2 and 491 P. M.
For Freehold. at 6 A. Id., and 21 1 . M.
WAY LINES.
- For Bristol, Trenton, an., at 7.10 A. M., a, 401 and
MP. M. from Kensington. •
frotralsnyra. Riverton, Delano°. Beverly,
Burling
ton Florence. Bordentown , lion at LOG 3,4)1 and 6
r.
Mir For New York, and Way Lines leave Kensington
Depot, take the oar., on Fifth s_tmet. above Walnut ,
half en hour before departure. The ears run into the
depot, and on arrival °reach train, rem from the depot.
Pounds of Baggage, only, allowed each Passen
ger. era are prohibited from takinganything as
menage but eft wearing apparel. All baggage over
Aft/ pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
their isenensibilitY for baggage to One Poilarper pour ,
and will not be Hauls for any amount beyond xl6O, ex
oept by special contract.
n 029 WM. If. OATZMBR. Agent.
CHANGE OF .HOURS.
-AWLE'RIA. WIL
MING N. AN D BALTIMO ILROAD.
On and after_MONDAY RUARY lath
rASt- 44'.1981t TRAINVE; PHIL ADELPHIA
For Ba l timore at 8.15 ALM S
.. 12 noon "(Express), and
10.60 P. M. For Cheater at 835 A. AL,I2 noon, 5.16 and
10.40 P. M. For Wilmington at 8.15 A. M.. 13 noon. 4.15
and 10 . 00 P.M.For flea caste ;sr eas M. And am
P. M. For Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. For
Dover at 8.15 A. M and CM P. M. For lik.rrington at
8.16 A. M. For Milford at 8.16 A. At. For Farsiington
at 8.15 A. M. For Elmsford at 8.15 A. M. For Raluenty
at 8.15 A. AL
TRAINS FOR PBILJ DELPHIA__
Leave Baltimore at SAO A. M. illmprimeh ma A. 55.,
and 8.10 P. M. Leave Wdmington...at MO and 11.10 A.
REA 166 and am P. M. Leave samentry 1.12) P. M.
r ve Feaford at 2.50 P. M. Leave Farmington at 4.10
P.M. Leave Milford st 4 P.ll, Leave Harrington at
4.50 P. M. Leave Dover at 11.05 A. M. and LW P. M.
Leave Middletown istlo 05 A. M. and 6.40 P M. Leave
/f ew c o w. Laity. Cheater at 0.110
A. M.. 12.04. LEI. and 9P. M. Leave Baltimore for ner.
BOOT and nelar r w a a RailrosOat 4.14 P. M.
TR Et FOR BALTIMORE: -
Leave Chester at a A.M.. 12.111 and UM P.M. Leave
Wilmington at 9.25 A. M.. 12 55 P. M.. and il A.
FRBSECHT TEALS, with Passenger Car attained,
will rim as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and 'uteri:m(llWe
Places at II P.M. Leave WS for • Pemrville Sad
tattitatediata elares at I P.ld. Wilminctoe. far
Philadelphia and intermediate p at 3.15 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for ilarre-de-ersee and intannaillate
plates at 4.15 P. M. ON SUNDAYS.: • •
Only at 10.68. P. M. fronatiladelphia to mututiore.
Only at 5.10 P. M. from Baltlmorg_to ylu~delp a.
8. M. risLTOrt. rreeidenL
laft WINTER ARRANGE
?CENT .—PHILADELPHIA,
GE TOWN D NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY Nov.
_ YON ONAMANIDWN.
Leave rhiladelphis, 8,7, 8, 111. 10. 11 and II A. M., 1, V
3%, 4,5, 6%. 6, 7. 8. 9 103Csad 1134 p P .
Leave Germantown , 6, 7, 734,8. 5 . 10, 11 and 12 A
M., 1,2, 3. 4, 6,6. M. 7, 8.9 , and IS% M. -
ON SUNDAYS,
P Leave Philadelphia, 0.05 min. A. M., !,'7, and 10%
. M.
Leave Germantown, 8.10 mm. A. M., 1.10 min., 6, and
97‘ F.M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,8, 10, and 12 A. 99... 2, 4. 0. 8,
and MC P. M.
Leave Cheatnut Hill, 7, 10, 735..8.40, and 9.40, and
U. 40 A. 91., IM, SM. 6.10: and 8.4 0 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 1. M., 2, and 7 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7.61 min, A. AL, 1360, 5.40, and
4.10 min.P. IL
FOR-CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN
Leave Philadelphia. 5.450. 139,_900, and 11.05 min. A. Jo.,
1.01, ILO, 4%. 6.66, and llif P. M.
Leave ornatown, S. 7, 8.01. 9. and 11 A. M., lit. Of,.
and 5 P. !IL .
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Ptuladelphia, 9 A, M and 3 P. Id., for Norris
Leave isorriatown, Mt A M.
FOR MANAYM4K.
Leave Philadelphia. 60 73i 9.06 mad 11.815 A. m.,
loa, 1.05, 3.06. 4'%:6.66, 10g1,11% I'. M.
Leave Manayunk, 0%, ix., 845, 931.11% A. M.. f, MC
6, 634. and 931 P. M. ON _
1317NDA VB.
Leave Philadelphia 9A. M., 3, and 7 P. .
s.ve Manitynnk, M . MI, and 8 P. IR.
H. K..BMlTH,General Superintendent.
noWti DEPOT, NINTH and GREEN Streets.
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA_ RAILROAP !
FUR tIETRIAGIENI,_ DOYIASTOwN, MA UGH
CHUN K r jIIAZLETON. and HURLEY.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY December 3.18 M. Passlnger
Trainswill leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
daily, (Sundays exeeptisd ), as follows :
Ranch 6 SO A. MCl:weal, for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Chita. asleton, Lo.
At f. 40 P. M., ( sprees I, for Bethlehem, 'Freston, Mo.
This train reaches H aston Ate; P. M• and mates close
connection with New Jersey Central L for New Yorks
&o.At b P. AL, for _Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chilnki
19 A. ftl, and 4 P M.. for Doylestown,
At a Y. M., for Fort Washington.
The 6.30 A. M. F.nrens tram makes close oonuectlon
with the Lehigh Vall p ey Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most deniable route to all points in
the Lehigh wallason.
RIiINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
P Leave Bethlehem at B.d A. ffi.. 9.18 A. M., and 5,59
Leave Doylestown at 7.25 A. M. and Iso P. M.
Leer* Fort WSEISISILLOII at 845 A. DI.
ON SllNDAYS.—Philadelphis for Fort Washington
at 9.36 A. M.
Philadelphia for Do4stown at 4 P. M.
Doylesffogra for Ph Iphla at 7 A. M.
Fort
• Washington for Philadelphia at 2.45 V. 24,
e 2
Fare to Beth ehem—fl 50
be -
Fare to Maned' Chunk.
F to Easton i
rao Fare to Doylestown. 80
4:Yrough Tickets must procured at the Ticket
ow, at WILLOW street, pr BERM{ Street. in order
to Minn the abQve rates of fare.
AU Passenger Trainsl exoept Sunday.Trairui) connect
at Berks. Street. with Flfth-sad gizth-streets, and
Second ati4 Th ird -ti tre t { Passenger Railroads, twenty
=autos alter leaving Willow Street.
deS-tf EL L S CLARK. Arent.
i lliampim . PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAIL
ROAP.—PASBAXIGER TRAINS for PO/ TFIVILLE,
READING, and ILARRIOSUR 0, on and after Nov.
'tn. MOM.
MOR.NING LINES, DAILY, oainpars evnepteol.)
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CAL LOW
HILL Straeta.P.BlLADELPl4lA4Pausen i rr entrennes
on Thirteenth and on CellOtrhill streets et 8 A.Pd.,
eonneetiEf t .Rorrisborn with the PEN SYLVAN/A
RA.ILRI4 P. M. train running te Pittsbtus ; the
CUMBE ND VALLEY 1.63 P. M. train runpinr to
Chemberg:mug,Carlisle Re. , and the NORTH RII
CENTRAL RAILROAD I P. M. train, running to &In
bury, Re.
AFTERNOON WIER.
Leave New Depot, 4xli-r of BRQAD and CALLOW
RILL Streets, PHILAD.,PHIA,(Pasaenrer entrances
on Thirteenth and on C allow str_e•to,) for POrPTB
YILLB and KritUtattitifief L at &SNP. NI,II ILY, for
READING only, at LBO P. AL. nAuog, oz
ooptod.)
DISTANCES - VIA PianELPRIA AND READING
OAD.
Facia Pitia.Ans:4ll7s. Miles,
To Phennirville—....--.
Reading-:. fa Philadelphia and Reading
Lebanon • 88 and Lebanon Valley R.R.
nphin 124
rwotten lighefor_..l.6B
rizy • -
orthomberland .--.ITI
istrars —.1711
Milton —.._ IE3
.-107
Williamsport
Jersey_Shore
Loolc Raven
Rr i t------ 25 q WM/SOWS and Elmira
Eltoira—„,. —S97 trona.
The 8 A. M. and LW F. M. train connect daily at
;int Chato trays snowed,/ with the cATA
DMA. WU, MEt'ORT, and ERIE RAILROAD,
galtinit olome_gonneoti Southeast nes to Niagara Falls,
Canada, the West and hw
DEPOT IN PELLADELPRLt: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWRILL Street&
szati-tf . W. R. AIeILRENNEY. secretary
T HE PENNSYLVANIA OENT E A L
, . - • , _
_.114,14.10A11.
* * . *so'. isam DO . IIBI, 11 !fit AC/ . , ..
1860, a t it47,.:-. , ...,,c , -, . - 1860
•
THE CATAO , I&)E7MIS RI AD • I ;VZ i glifiii
TO ll _ TJES 002 . -
THREE g ida l• pABISEN til p
i t to,
BETWF.I%qhf PlikA
gonneotmg• reef a_i Italia with'ikroggh Traina
from Boston. es York: and allpointt has and in the
llclincinall'4l3:it'lry.,noTrtrest,..l.-8...t, and
..
—Sins fainiahing ibtior for the tnanseartaticm of
Prosengere atunirpessod for speed and comfort by nay
*thin goat°.
Expreas and Past , dance ran through to Plalibvii
without Would° or Car, or Conductors. Alt through ?es
teem Trains provided with Loughlidge's Patent
orsaenomet under perfect control of the engineer,
thus addinib e t3oh tothe safety of traveiiers. .
Smoking are attached to each TratiAZlF
EZIMISSFI r r/lir D BUT ' Mt? .nr0.....- Ths
-
ss, sis
-4.yri,,,....
Train leaves yallistelplia ate 4 11, id.
2.2 t Line .! , . . 't A. M.
- ails Tie) iilayssi ,-," Meal% Pl.
•
WAY TAI NB LEAVE AB FoLLowe t
rbstrg Acisom4podation. via_colatnbia, 2 1., jt,
lumbia 4.11130ri...1ik
arkesbarg ..
West (Rueter Pa/semen, will take the Mail, Parke,-
burg Acoommodation. atm:lß..° nrobia Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, wilhamasort, Elmira,
10, bitra - Falle, end intermediate point., leaving P -
I I
lade tUs A. 31. and 2P.M. go directly Woltz
Tip eatsard may ba etetaitusd 'sails °Moose a
Vompany
,f r Alladelgtug, New York, soortoq, or -
tinier.; Tickets Eastward at say of the impc
kali cos in the Weat ; also board any o e
re sof Steamers en the pal or _
rivers. ' -
stir pare 'away' aolow. and take so walk, a. by ant
ether iboate. • •
For farther inforiat en apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast minter of Eleventh and Market Street;
The completion of the - Western ciormectione of eke.
renc_uwleaus Railroad to Gli i iwo. slake this the
DIKE rd LINE lIETISEkrzi THE EAST AND. THE
, OREAT W 1387.
f:rins ..nnout,fo, 44= 02 the f ai4troat o pfta t t
ek t rer f irt‘r a l g r ayuka draftl,oilre ertrasetazesieslity
appreciated by Shiprisene of Freight , sad the rave
liik a Pabbta. -
and Bhippere metre ~ina theUmusortallos
of th en to MIS POSSUM/ .y, *an riiriU ß song_
Cones on its speedy transit.
..,,
THE RATES OF FICKIGH7 te aid foss• . ?ardf
is the 'Woes by the Pounsylvaials Hanna&
~,...,.._1 11.111.211 ilitfill•sr4bh 04 erg 22 4 , 1141‘ bar Mauer
.oliejimilair toss* sesames " olol'ono4ao
- Frolitit Ocmgra‘in of a zwi s ti z essam
to, sr Mime eitiorrif tke
-Y • . VIEW .Y. 4 a
7. Pigs
llroo 4 ,,
4•
H;t 40140 e17 , Ky.. ormobr- r,
i li ortionoriA, ci.; Jr,
r t lin j ide,
pVa • R. W. limn Clog 4. A on a
. f tv. 7. =gl ),- tv : _ d r(r, 'ErV
voorrille, Ind.; 11. W. is It '.• illY ,
_.
.P. est, Stuaer & Glom, t : nio, Bito.• ohn . H. nor
11m, Nashville, Wian.; Harris lb HAVltripft;
go ar. 0., Micago - .
or 4:Prei.ht adentj • b ead s at r t
Stlna fOlnin
the West. _
n Ir., Philadelairia
I t/LW h• xobtta, , xura -- u - Nekisvo m . r .,
Etica
, It im, 1 dater nous. er I R. Amu= a. , xi .y.
il
R. 6.9o lib gogA io r ta te 'treat, Boeto..
q es fi l oket e APri tig 12 ant.
Pkilh.
'
t. 'Staff. 9iii- ktia
' Carel •.... t Altoona. laity 1
WEST OIEZEri - Bli
lULIEROAD
AND PHILADELPHIA
.
VIA MEDI*. _ _
•
WINTERARRAN OHMENT,
From northeast oorner or Eighteenth and Market
etreenr..
7th
On and after, Sunday. Nov. AO, the Mine will,
1811211 the northeaut - corner of th sod Market
liVrat T. 40 A. IL. 2 and a.so . .
andays at ILL ..
itnd
shift. ledirg .Mlladelekaa. at M
TAO A. 3(, &nit IX
M., and ao_ wedneedays.and Maturdayil6 at 2
tionneotatyanneitan willt the p in =lelajper
more _Ctlntra.l Railroad, fat
da.lB . .ord. &a„ &a. jur gfel ir tus u Lt D A .
no rd.
_ .
INLAND' 11ThladIfT
LIME TO NORFOLIC 'AND
i lt ° I& eine v/a 'Seaford to l'i ~V
e oe
len b e
e i.lloohneed for th e present .
.. ALi 411*
a c Id: th Leos of Iffltr, war
iza :l
li tramo re not
irtu it:sieateh
._,!!4.1101
•
V i AldtrEl, NATHANS, AUITIONEH
Ng
No. 224 South THIRD Street, below trinrc
LARGE BALE OF FORFEITED RAM,
By order of Abraham rtatbang, brow,
Oa 'Woodsy Moron*. .
Maroh it , 1 , 31, at 9% o'clock', °enema:it o f tat ti
silver patent liixer end other watches, gold C a,
firieevitriss, breast -puts, medallions pensikst
silver ware, wets, pants, Vests, shawls. deems
toh my_
C.
110 IV Pereon• boring goods oil derorts:
me over the legal length of time will call and itt
the same, otserim•e the r will bit sold op the th , TT
ABR sHAMISATRIAII3
N. W. con. BIXTR wad CALLOWRILL
mhl-1015 : .
m FITZPATRIOK A, BROS..
LLK
• TIONEERS, 864 06REITNUTV-c-!.ir
BLit!.
. -
At 7 o'clock, o kit, stationery and Ditty MI
watohee, jewelry, °loks, silver platad isle
paintinm mnrical inirtruomoots. &o.
Also. Hosiery, 4:17 goods, boots and shoeur,sal sr
shandise or every emorlptloa.
DAY BABES ovoyy Mon d ay, IProdatnt..m.•,.k Fr
day at ID dokoak A. M.
PRIVATE PIALEZ.
At private gale several liaiTecomignmenua of Tram
leWelry, books, utationerY;silver-alated ware. r.:.<7
fancy goose, &a. To which is aolieitad the enevit ,
city and country merchants and others.
Consignments solicited of adl kinds of icerchnir
for either public or private Wee.
IP Liberal yeah advayaaa made on oonsigatott
Out-door .ales prom, • attended to.
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Dr. DARIOB HAM'
AROMATIC IN VIGOR.ATINO BPIII7.
This Medicine has sees 11.114 alf the psititie for tins
GHIA inevseuisg
_,m 4.
'ar. It , recomeichda fk...
id
Dkipspsia_, Nsreossmoitsg. Heart-Ems , Ca. Pauli, Wi.Old iiti ad Stomach, or Pains is t.
Borah Headache, Dromiftioss, Eldon
Complaints, Low Spirits. DeUrimit
Thresinas, is terromrsere.
I?. BILITLa7IIII, SIBLLILItAyea, Ileyteoll4lll.lr
WILL NOT ItitoXICATZ Olt BTITPII77.
As a Medicine lb is eclat and effectual, cures I
"met aggravated caw ofDlinmplia i Kidney Camel
and au other 4iirengetaanta of the sten= eld B`
in a Itiesadp mariner.
It will instantly reef's° the most melanehere
d_ ins spirits, and restore the weak, norms. o
richly to health, stresath, and vigor.
_. Persona who, from the injudicious use of lisson.li .
beoome dejected, and their nervous systems Mere
constitutions broken down. and subject to that Mr7: l
manse to humanity, the blimisitris Txxscie, v 6.1
most immediate) feel the happy mid heal th ,' Itn*
ratios efficacy or Dr. Ham's, Invigorating Hoini.
AT fa ll I DO.
DOlL—One b w ineglass as ottep as neomari.
. d ose will remove all Bad Saints.
oise will clue Heart-burn.
a dn.:mint onre Indigestion.
doee will give you a flood Appetite.
Qua dose will atop the distreiming pains of .Ulnr. J ,
One dose rill remove the distressing and Omit.,
effect. of Wind or Matti since. and as IWO: 1 1. '
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the le"'
lug load and all peunftil feelings will be removed. ,
One dose will remove the most distressing "IX'
Colic. either in the stomach or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructions in 0.10
Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are serummy afflicted with 80 1.....
Oomplaints are assured of speed, relief h> a ie f.'
two, and a radical ours by the nee of tumor hro "-I I
1(513,13TLY DINIVATiON.
Persona who, from dounpatuts too much over i
and feel the evil effects o. poisonous liquors, d r,._..t
headaches. eickluias at stomach, weakness. Ile"'
%aril' find one dose will t cmove all bad frelols...,
ea of weak land siokly coned/lotions eliesltf.
the InVisozating Bpirit three limits a day; it 1.4 4 . .;
thee strong , health', and heel y , remove ell s ..
Bens and irregularoome from um menstrual ottu.:
restore the bloomed" health and beauty to the OF'
Mr
,_. ..
clue to remove reeabl. sensations at theis t
/ruing We Fit will be found an invalsabS.V;
All the proprietor mike la a trial, and to indite. It $
has pat op the INVISORAYI2I6 BPIiUT in pint SO
MO , cent., its
/S
rts eL
general pot, 48 WATER treet, New VA
BYO Jr. CO., 2311 North SECOND Strict
Wholesale Unte in Philads
e,..k.1
And for sole by JOHN H. h.:ATV/1.'4 4 rt e . ''rit
Threat, and all Druarrats. jl•11
Northern Central.
Railroad.
Banbury end Erie I. I.
IVIRS. JAMES BETTS/ OELEBUT °
bIIPPoRTERB FOR LADIES , and the aril
Porten zulder eminent. medical patrol. age. ! S
0/140111133 are respeattilly ragouts° to 21 1 .160
tare. Betts, et her rein deqee , 1039
Inbawl e10,t09, (to avoid eountertei W.) WAX " . . 1 40 1
valids name been advineo by their phYsio , "?,l
ti e ; Wa i ter oOe T Y h ri cs k:l I, o le i tTel a e re on g th n e r ine
. 114 :1?
Carom. nag able con the Surnportere, with teene,..—
Nag tuthb.•ll. .
•
lfilddlitA CO'
II .41* •PRILADELPHIrk."'
111 2 5
I'CilEttrrE it
to Ta mar a Cltdz- - ,, it;
WI nis li ffarentatt y Denink r rieis
r lhar ihitheirte n. e n re t =l, INlti 1
0 31 ..YPals. liiilinaen g , and all wigs "*
ea trefv
lcave the new DePot a 0
in iaZ il iz Kai woad, corner 40.-“,
g ummg Aireg%
lit B.treetei, (Passeng e r entrance -00
, o 'crwLLu me ,.. - „. / ..-74 4 . d"..4 . Mandan exoevted.,
/0411611EMB__- --fL00.01..
_Ax rizo
wk. Los A. M. mum oonneeiiiiiitinort. f" ri 1
Xukate ni rle g fuViro g ii i i3Btert
k• above brands main di mot oonnpotio/. - 0
the 0! the New York and Ens. ui r io,P
Fir" 4 " lll3l4, tiz A rn itatfao New York and., lo o
York Central ' road", from a sato P.
_sat, and the .necel4
4 6 ggiare° at to Ira. Walo• and ''-'
B dre g sad iLtermeante WPM. o i
.;
/ .a CLAW ' . OW/ be l nr1111•'' at the Philedeltdl o orP
end ca l , r 1 7" Mho& northw,torr
is see et the ro.,
Dmiirgsl. z .I , : i vd cALLI •
-888 F Wick Tx =0;
the Phil 1 Ind Illf DeD o t..'74 P
. .
- .
4.
1 '
i . .
t • :: 1
- 34 ' • ' • T F
ff 1;117-7 'r t. l-7
A l6l tUt( I tt " ja VOI - Dad l
il
ote. e
be
sti 1 It asIIP RE
gln
F l ei g / k ta lEk- ered . before I p.m , s t " rfr
Xn WEa l a i e a 0 . aA,T m I 12 , F r 'e t if h 1 1 IfT°
11' 6,0r 1•111111":"Likjk-Wiutira--IGkeraellirtigullem,A
.., r i .
' .NOTI C E • --0 0 7:1
lbw Avg E. s A 1 „„
'7l era LIVI A )! lA' A U R O .—On fled Or N es o :2 l .. '
the Paatoetutier Train' for ilOWn.ll, te. - .1
Irtifirt.rt fro= the ir releeltSer reP ° ' °- tior str A''
1 9 o,. 1 " 111 nAltd tforßsainad ComPtinL o ger -
, --.A. , #ll A PO vvnik.., Wrong, (F.. --
.i i
slMoe on line, in . )
'telt ' 1.•
A natui G TRA•ra for Rowninttorn ' 1;
AFtERNOON TRAIN for DocrniutrOn "It;
Lao). I
-
DAIL (Rindsi• szoiTted). si r • .
8.,
_or rof the Board of id In . lif• r'-''
At* sad Reading 'Minna Conteßn T • •
•••••••••• W. H. atethuhrai.l, vete' n
WEST-. C H - yit o
niusvierz:lll7_ - via Pill
iii °al" ILVTANTAt„ sa
THOMAS & SONS,
Nos. 13 4 abd 141 South FOIs
(Formerly Nom a it,-,.
and ft
STOCKS AND RRAL FEITATE—Tugto
Pamphlet catalogues now ready cn 4y
eeriptiona offali the property to be Beld,Vitt VY
Sth feet.. with a list of sales m um 12
itu , cli
large amount of real estate at privatedpi
REAL ESTATE SALE—mARe
li 12
Executor's Peremptory Rele-,-Estat. of o .
Harts. aeotd— T9 Eutt-wt:ORI illticlC ot4l°,'N
rarker •etieet, between Fifth end Sixth ta,i;'l:
B:efyrttlifareelltßwErit
of Cora l street,
p 39 tv 01 y t * ,, ,. \. , 11 " , :,
--7______.__ - .1 '
!STOOKS. .te
On Tuesday..
°ba
tdarok 5 , a t 12 cooloak noon, at the ktuitkile,a
n=
one D e i a
Wan" Mutual Insurance Comp atr ist t k
11.
REAL EI3TATK 8 sLY.:—MARC'T a
Oruhems' Court Bale—Estate of Nene! e ,,,,,.
LOT OF GROUND, southwest corner of p"'N.
Oriturio treets.
- 4 4! ,
TORE AND DWELLING, No. 612 p e ;
tei 3 een South mid inueeen streets, e n d . 11 ,..' k.
street. --..c or i o ,
13— •
pEREmpTORY SILL 1,0 UN TR Y Peo. ...
ity order of the helve of null I film , d.,2 Eb
!na m e lat,pg norm near the vilisse otril i •;
tTweoti-Intra ward, Ghoul 1:100 yards from th:',, , oel- t •
urn s ite. Sale absolute. Av.
GROU IN D-REAT.—A well secured
$75 a year. ti.,
Sale No. 1210 Race Ntteß
SUP Kitt Olt FURNITURF, ROSE
FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR, f
On Monday Hornung, CAk
Mereli 4, at 100'810ot. by oetgio" e ,
street, the superior parior. dining rcom,Z ll l4E,
furniture, fine French plateoval mirror, EN;
rosewood Piano - forte. tapestry velvet ca r p %,
Alga. the kitchen furniture. ea, k, 4
sir May be examined at a'elnek the. O K
the sale. r.tt,
Bale southeast corner or POO rth awl NI
LARUE Are D sUPbRIOR Coil rE ica
TABLF..I3, oIiELVING.
en Mond m
av —OIIIIIIR.
Marta 4, at 21,0'01001t, at southea.d cOrlipt
an d Marke;, Ike laree and supelior
tabk „, ) ftrice , WiatltY et shelving, drlvr er i7ot
ko.
Alen. the large and valuable Mena,
Arir
o'o lock. may be examined on the momine
sgbMilne. 139 end 14 . 1 not th rm r rUFRU FULEUR , FREBCH-PLA ,
-MORS,YIANO-FnTite, BRUSSELAoh ?
'
l On Thureday Morning,
At 9 u'olook. et •the Auction Btore, an u to ,,
excellent proond-kend furniture, eleinnt
fine mirrors, careen'. eta. froin
houeekeephre, removed to the nore canr,,
ELEOATF I U I A NGITUdR House
Rf7Getad
:4;
,
zER WARD ROPIANOS, C lin NOE Ll t ,
TAINS, i.L.LIARD TABLES. kc.
On Monday Morning.
hiaroh 11. at 10 o'olook, will ne sold at
without reserve, for cash, the entire elegant fc i c
of the
GIRARD ROUSE. CHESTNUT STREET
Below Ninth street. comprising the reem r *
walnut furniture of, fourteen parl or .. ce t ,
vet.. piano., large mirrors, end chandeliers. g r , , ,
entire dining-room furniture , obisa, glee. , ware, together with furniture or about 27d and
ttiim3;l4,
furnished in rosewood and walnut. with 6.11 --1
hair m a rnattress rees, spring beds. and bedding e ,
it & o.
r " n 1
BILLIARD TA BLEB.
Also, 5 elegant satin wood billiard tablei,a 2 ,
bler beds, made by Phelan, nearly new. and in ..„% t v
order. Also, elegant carved oak French bill
cunt S COO teatime.
v
gFT'' he entire furnitare of the hone
8130.000.
lEr For particulars see catalogues
FUENESS, BRINLICY,No. 499 MARKET BTlip,p7
& Ot.-7.7.11
N F. P'ANGOAST, AtIUTIONKEit, & „
• camber to B. SCOTT. is.. 431 CIIEFININ
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DALE OP ADIRRIOAN AND IMPORTED DR*
GOODS, EMBDoi DE II I Es.
Br oatalotue. on a amid. on Wednesday ne r ,
8. 1861, oommeno,nt6t MI o'clock premely.
PHILIP FORD & 00., AtTOTIONrA
No. 430 fdARKET street and 641 MINOR;
POSITIVE SALE OF 1,00
O 0 CARES BCOrmilt .l
AND BRI3aNR.
. .
On Thursday morning, March 7ch, at 10 &deb
•
be sold, by OMA.Orle
-1,000 cases men a, boys', and Youth"' calf ILJ I
boots, brogans, Congress gaiters. Oxford an .
women's, misses', and obildren's goat acing*.
shoes, busting, slippers &c. Embracing trey..
mort of fresh goods dtreot from first-ros cur t
Eastern manor/um afar'.
eir Goods open for examination, with CALS.tp,
early on the morning of Baia..
MOSES NATHANS, A ITO T I gi.
Jut AND COMMISSION MZ e RCHANI.Sar. a .
corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
T Plt i l r ytiE P lALA
Lv
Crib e N c OIIIIIFI eg 4 . VATCEIES manaTatithiZ t , L i j
the panel selling prices, sold lever
_end Invite Im o ,
silver lover and !miens watches, English. tits. z
French watches, at estaishingly low priest, Jew:
even description, yen loWtgunm, pistol., maim I
struments, first quality of nevem cigars, at to;
importation price in guantitzea to snit 'emboli
various otherlicinds of goods. •
lI:SPLENDID SET OF DiemoNns AT PANE:
•
Committing of diamondS ALE
aild opal breastpin iris
rings. Prins ad*. Cost in Paris 51.400.
A splendid single-stone diamond breart-m.
DUO, (lost 4925.
OD DOUR BALER
Attended to personal ly
y by the Auctioneer.
Ccusaignments ' of any and every kind of Fakir
cited. mOISEB NA I E.U.:
MONEY TO LOAN
.24,000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on di , in•
watotteihiswebT. silver plate, dry SOode, ekdbittr
aeries. maitre, hardware, watery, pianos , moon:
ntture. bedding, and on good' of every deecorx.:
large or small amounts. from one dollar to them
forgot y length of time agreed on.
f 7" The Oldest Lstabluthed House in thus rout.
IlP'Private entrance on RACE street.
ftustoess hones from A M. Mb P. 3L
fieavv trizomanoe fo the benefit of depositon
Clio ROES ONLY TWO PER CENT.
MT Advances of $lOO and upwards at moms
Advances of B=o and aliWaldß. at One NT CP:Li
short loans.
NAL ?.. EVERY EVENING
MEDICINAL.
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