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FOREIGN NEWS.
Queen Victoria bee algnified her intention to en-
K 1 the King of Prussia in the list of soverelges
who are Knights extraordinary of the Illustrious
Order of the Garter. A sibisoial mission, at th•
bead of which will be a nobleman of high rank,
will proceed to Berlin to assist in the investiture of
his Majesty William I.
The Queen has appointed the Marquis of Hunt
ley Lord-Lieutenant and Sheriff.rnuaipal of the
county of Aberdeen.
The Lord Chancellor has brought in a bill for
the prevention of fraudulent trademarks, by
rendering their use puniebsole by Armor Imprison
ment Tel. useful mesaure will also include pro
visions for punishment of the affixing of false
marks of quantity and quality.
Taa /*DIAN WOULD-818 EITICIDIL—Mohammed
Ali Khan, who attempted to commit suicide by
cutting hie throat in Whitehall on the day of the
open i ng of Parliament, was brought before Mr .
Betsey, the magistrate at Bow street, on Monday.
Oa its being put to evidenee that he appeared to
be persistently bent on self-destruotion, he wee
committed to take his trial at the Central Crimi
nal Court, for which he declared himself "quite
ready." It transpired that the prisoner bad Dean
most kindly treated at a Strangers'Home for Orien
tals, at Limehonse. Ile protested, while under
examination, that he bad rights which he was de
termined TO extort from the Government, and
declared that he would never go to India until be
got them, if he stayed anti the day of judgment.
Mt GREAT EASTRELN.—Since the great ship was
put upon the gridiron in Milford Haven she seems
to have passed away from the publ , c mind, but the
announcement of the intention of the shareholders
to bold their annual meeting upon the 28th instant
has again worked a general feeling of curiosity in
respect to her and the prospect:a of the company,
which may make the following facts interesting.
She had bean within the last few dartoOnSiderably
altered and modified under the immediate super
intendence of the Board of Directors, who are at
present pncting . in an entirely new deck in compli
ance with the requirements of the Board of Trade,
bushing the screw with brass, or rather gun-metal
bearings.
No additional capital will be required to defray
the expense of these alterations, which will be
Completed by the end of the month, so that the
vessel may again go to sea in March It is probe.
ble her next voyage will be to New S mt. The
three motions which Mr Scott Russell has brought
against the company have, by order of the Court
of Common Pleas, been consolidated into one.
Mr. Russell's claim is, in all, .CBO,OOO. The com
pany have against that gentleman a cross tuition
for .£130,000 Bath causes will come on for trial
next term, when it is probable they may be re
ferred to arbitration. Mr. Hope has resigned his
seat at the board, and as yet no one boa botn
nominated to succeed him.
No improvement worth notice in the state of
trade. Accounts from the manufactories dividing
speak of working short time. Some attribute the
stagnation to the high rate of discount, bat others
to the armaments, which have shaken confidente
in the maintenance of peace. The American °ri
es, however, has deprival French manufacturers
ot some ot their best customers. There is a great
firmness in the prise of wool, and stooks are low.,
By the deaths of Marshals Baguet, Rani°, and
Prince Jerome, a marshal's baton oeomnes vacant,
although the number of marshals exceeds that
fixed for the time of peace. According to the law
of 1139, the number of marshals is to be six in
peace, and may be raised to twelve in time of war;
bat when in pease three vacancies occur, one new
nomination may be made, even though the number
of marshals is more then six. There are now ten
marshals, and all were promoted to the dignity
by the present Emperor, some of them at the time
he wee Prince President.
Oa the 30'b of April, 1860, the whole debt of
Austria was 2 846 151.7818 , bearing 5 oar cent in
terest That is—National debt, 2,269 295 2188 •
the Austrian share of the Lout bardo-Venetitui
debt, 69.909,5398. and the State bonds given u
indemailloadon for villeinage and sooage, 508.947,-
0248. To the foregoing must be added last year's
lottery loan of 200,000.0008 , the recent LIMO of
small notes, and the present loan of 30 009 9008 , so
that the total debts must be somewhat more than
3,000 000 0006.
,
The Austrian Minister of Finance bait published
a concise account of the revenue and expenditure
during the financial year 1880, which ended on the
31st of October. The direct taxes amounted to
99,700,0000 ; the indirect taxes 170 300.0000 ;
the premeds from State property, 8,900,00014
.4 different receipts," 11.200,00011 • and + 4 m nays
received for State property sold," 3,700,001 1 fi
The total revenue was 302,800 000fi., which is 42,-
000,0000. more than in 1859. The total ex
penditure was 367,000,0000 that is. Civil
List, Ministerial Departments, and Civil Ad
ministration, 104,500 000 florins;'army, 126;
60 0 ,000 L ; nary, 9,100 00004 subventions and
guarantees of interest to various csorarianies,
4 000 0000 ; interest of national debt, 101,400,-
0000 ; payment of debts according to convention,
15 000.000 ; c pital placed frapstais anlage),
6,500.0000. The deficit in 1880 was 84.800,000f1.
In 1860, a year of peace, 126,000,00011. were
expended for the army, bat in the budget for 1881
the probable outlay for military purposes is only
97,000,0000. Lie generally supposed that the de
fletc
iii 1861 will be above 100,060,0001. if peace
should be maintained.
Toe Paris letter of the Daily Nem Gaye : "It
is earlain that a vary Strong party In the Senate
and Corpe Legielatif will make a strong demon•
straiten against , the ratan of the French army from
Rome."
The &eel* makes light of this movement, but
says the Roman question is soon about to absorb all
attentun.
Adviees from Rome state that the Russian min
ister, M de Wolkonski, being detained in that city
by illness, another Russian diplomatic agent was
about to convey re Gaeta the Grand Cordon of the
Order of the White Eagle, conferred on Francis II
and the Bourbon princes by the Emperor of Russia
The semi official pamphlet, entitled Prance
end Rome," says that in the event of the French
troops being withdrawn from Rome, no other fo
reign Power will be allowed to supply their place.
A Turin letter Says that as soon as Victor
Emmanuel shall be , proclaimed Runt of Italy by
the National Parliament, he will formally ash the
Pope to accept the protection of the Pledmontese
troops, and to consent to the withdrawal of the
French garrison.
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The Austrian Cabinet agrees with the British
Government in thinking that the evacuation of
Syria by the French at the beginning of March is
desirable.
The Attorney General's Bankruptcy and Insol
ventey bill has been issued. It contains 255 disuses
If passed, it is to take effect from the Ilth October
next.
There has been a food riot in Limerick. The pc
lice reetored order
The Kmo OP DABOYET.—The royal mail steam
ship Ea:one, with the mails trom the west coast of
Africa, Tenerife, and Madeira. arrived in the
Mersey at a late hour on Monday night. A tele
graphic summary of her news bas been published
Another barbarous affair had taken plane at Daho
mey. The West African Herald publishes state
ments from eye witnesses of the barbaric " cus
tom " jest perpetrated at Dahomey. In this fear
ful narrative we learn that the resent "grand cus
tom" of Badahmig, King of Dahomey, was one of
the moat revolting which had ever taken place.
Several persona agree in stating that the number
of persons slain on the occasion was estimated at
2,000, but another correspondent gives the number
at 7,000. He says he was present by compulsion.
and that the blood swept put him like a flood into
a large reservoir.
Another gentlemen, referring to these Inhuman
butcheries, says : " I assure you it made me quite
wick, and at the same time I felt stunned. The
poor wretobes met death with perfect indiffer
ence." The Herald which gave Government no
tice through its columns many months since of the
intention of the King of Dahomey to hold an un
usual .g grand custom," in remembrance of the
den it of the late Ring, concludes in the recital of
these butcheries by stating that Gamut Foote
has come out with full powers to treat' with the
King of . Dahomey as to the abolition of these hu
man sacrilloes."
How New York Voted in the Peace
Conference.
LICTICIM FROM JottlC A. SING
Observing in the New York Evening Post a
statement respecting the final vote on the proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the United States,
by the New York Commissioners, in .whioh my
name and action are alluded to, I beg leave, in
reply, to make the following cerrection, which /
ask the favor of you to publish :
The vote of a majority of the New York Com
missioners had been steadily out against the
amendment; and, miter a reconsideration, thequatt
tion was to be finally determined on Wednesday
morning. Boon after the meeting of the Convention
on that day, Mr. Field called hie colleagues to
and desired to be informed if a majority
still adhered to the vote previously given ; when
upon the gneetion being put, it was so decided. Mr:
Mold then - said ho wee obliged to go immediately
to argue a ease in the Supreme Court of the United
Btatss, and requested me to give the vote of the
State, in hie absence, as just agreed upon; where
upon the other 00121111iftiODIEGIP, not of the majority,
at ones stated that they would not agree to have it
eat, as .a majority vote, in his absence, aattbat if
it WU attempted to do so, it would be objected to,
and tbe fact stated to the Convention.
Under these oircumetaneee Mr. Field was sirens-
ously urged by those who spud 'with him in
opinion to remain in the convention, and give the
vote of the State against the amendment, and was
again and again told by me and others, that the
effect of his &hassles would be to divide the vote.
and that it would be so claimed, as he had jut
heard, by the minority of the Ckenteisdoners. He
nevertheless persistently refused to remain, saying
that his duty to themes& was paramount, and goon
alter left the Convention.
The vote ols tbo amendment soon followed, and
before New York was sailed leaked my soil/ogees
whin vote should be given, and the reply was, that
in the absence of Mr. Field, the vote was divided.
Nevertheless, I stated the ease to the Convention,
end edited permission to oast the vote as before.
This was objected to by else of the Commissioners
of the minority, and permission having beep re
fused by the COUTOWIOD, by direetion of
leagues, when the State was °ailed, I ao — swersd
that its vote was divided
Tide embraces aribstantielly what occurred on
tlibioeession. end the responsibility for the failure
of the Nes York vote must rest not on me, but
where itjustly belongs.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
30lie A. Use.
New York, !iamb 1,156 i.
YOUTEITL BITAGLAAA AT 001,nugs.----For
several meets, if not months, our Milieus have
been annoyed by the depredations of burglars.
Some six weeks slue the watchmaker shop of Mr.
3. 11-Steel, on Hanover Street, was broken oyes, at
might; and robbed of several artiste" in his bud.
new About the same time the book and stationery
room of Professor Mardian, of Dickinson College,
was foroWsind robbed of books, paper, ed&
stamps, do ,to the value of about $lOO. William
Witten, carpenter shop, wee robeequently robbed
of nimerous tools, and several mindsets last *M
ales Item - their looms No one could oonjulture
who the robber was, as no true of the stolen gOCA/I
eonld be discovered. At "last, however, the mys
tery was explained, and the burglars were dis
covered A student of the college wu suspected,
and, during his alums on Saturday last, (be was
on a mit home) his room was searched by an elk
toe The corpet fishes removed, a loose board or
trap door in the floor was , discovered. This was
raised, and the stolen booty foand—watober, jewel
ry, edgers, books, stationery, carpenter's tools,
pistols, knives, de. The ardoles were all ideal
led by those who had lost them. To addition to
the Iroise articles, a complete set ofbier's tools
wu found secreted in the same place id keys,
skeleton keys. nippers, ehWs, T student
had accomplices. One of these (a son of one of
our .most respeotable citizens) has confessed that
he rtrilebed in the robberies. Others will be lin
.
0104 MA-we presume. We suppress the names of
theeljrailty rums men for the present.-0 4 :14/*
Voiorreser.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE. up to 11
o'clock P. Al. on thitarclab Matob 3, 1661.
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A ten .obvenia Fearian Mary Norden ...IT
Arno!ii Ann funeral Mary Moulding. W Mrs
Archer Hebeona iihian H A Alo . ton tgoilr
Allan Frame. snot Mary Ann rranoey_f bd.'"
Anderson L rem Green; Fanny Nagle ra Is TY J
Armitage Wm 11 Grey [lama Basle Sarah
Alm grey Fannie E Rialto's 1.1
Aostnether A W OrilMtb Arabella Peru Emma P
Ant on, Margt Ownser L 0 airs Newoom b C
Anthony Adam Gatsmer Mary Oiribin Elizab
Mrs Hog Mormons tdrsrvriarra nn
Adams Sarah H Gilbe t 8 Os lora Annie
Arinsfelt E Mimi Gaze H_ SPHeill Wm Mrs
Armitage Mrs merman 0 . Oliver Mary Is
A n derson 4 Mrs Goodman Jr V L'Heill Jane
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Bear Margaret Haines Mari A Pheln Lizzie
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Bert Payette Hamilton Kate Patterson A E
Bingham Amos Harwood Wm P Packard C F Mrs
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Burdel M Johuson Jane Bani.'rd W Ii
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Clymer soca 0. Aerobia Marl emit •B PA Mrs
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Corbit Sarah collard - Mrs Stmkney Clara P
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Coots BMW/ Loran Lucy Ann Sprusle Hannah
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rolling Bridget Eaten° Ellen Stevens B J.ne
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Corson Edith Lilleandan A Stevenson Plush
Collates. Rebeooa ' &too Annie Taylor Louise
Crawford Susan C Lawler Cato Mrs Townsend A A
Curtis Hannah inken Mrs Thompson E M
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Crsoroft I, D Mrs Lewis Mimi 1110m/in H
Connolly Cath Leonard Mrs Taylor Wm Mrs
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catiningharn M Lump nM F Toper' Harriet
Danmaker M P Leitch Miss Taylor E. A
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Davis Mary Ann nNamee Mary Vsnithan BMI
Bill H-nrietta MoDermak Mary Yearalar Min
Diets W B Mrs Me•!werley Et Wetney Wm M.
Dares Eliz'h McFarland E White Lydia
Detinerltoealta Mathreet Ed Mrs War wick A K
Donmow A J Mack. Eliza WhynkoooM R
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Adair Won 2 Farley Wm Moldttyra Win
Maras C 0 Field Henry Mo .rail Geo
Adams 118 Fields Rev Jno McKim John L
Al en W 1.4 Fritz Jacob McElroy Jas
Allen Jos Art Flenmer Chas McGill John
Agar Wm Finlay. DrJohn McGill M M
Agree Moonier Finley Mr hlitlEmner Thos
Armstrong it W Fitssimmon B McGinley D B
.ermatrong W Fleisht John Maginnts Sohn
Armstrong. Aut- Signer Andrew Mackey Mr
son & Co Fimtarona A Maguire Jag
R Y Foreword R H Mason • has
Ashern C W Fryer WDe B Moreland Dr
Amoott BW, M D Foss EY W March I.
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Atwood A N Fowls. Harris & Maxwell Homes
Anthony Adam Co Messrs Manly Boardman
Anderson Andw Fuller N F Mason J.tet H.
Austin Michael Foster &Co J H Matheson Frank
or Anne Frazer Wm Manion Jut
Amon, Jas IS Fulton Mr Matteson Geo
13ryard T M Fry Wm H oh & Co C R
Hannan A Freeman 5 J Martin H Q ,
Barges AIR Gannon & Hall Mansfield his
Badian David H Messrs Martin J Willis
Brirrm, Headley, Gerhardt Wm Matson Jacob
& Hemphill GM- nJohn Marshall k &
Ba •Ites M Glimn John Manley .1 A
Bailey .1 II Gibbons Mr MST OM R Ans
baron Chas D torte Michael March d J
Balndge Riohtii Glenna I) Mason Geo R
baker JOll (Tent Gibbs Jl/ Meyers John H
Baker Dan e:8 8 Go hank John Merrell 1.4
Barrows David ooettel Henry W Mosley John
Bowler Fred Girton Cy rus L lhunion olt
Barbey Jew Gould Ilseman L Meek A 3/ -
Ramesh W H Careen G J Memel(' Wm 2
Barre., R C Gotti. r Francis B Mr yers Item
Bailey Wm E Gram F Me lin ' , Mos
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Barnett Thos Messrs Milano elig
Barrett 011 4 & Kaape Neilby Chas
Berrgumin G& J Messrs Mines Jar H
Bevan John Cr.- se ft A Mortim W. 12 2
13-airty Jno F Greene Dr Chas Morison A W
Bell B Graeae Won Moore M J
Ha George Green John Mount C B
Bell .1 hn finny Wm R Morris P
Bertram R 8 Dr treble Wm It Moffatt W B
rergman C Hale & Black-Moore & Gaulle
Bangles B B born Moulton .1
Beast, J. at D Halsey & Moore Ai alloy Wm
Bechtel. R e Pagan Jeremiah Mortimer Thor J
Barger Jacob Hale E J Myers Moses
C Hem Rev R Moses Job
Blake T F Dr Hamer ' M n Daemon CW 2
13 omit &Co C Baines Edgar A lArorestoe Ellis
Blodgett 8 0 Maker Morris M toes Jae
ut-uteners G W Banaltpre J ffi Moyer A G
Pan ea Wm P hue Iderard M POMP
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lei imam Beywoort Mini Mermen. Dr Geo
Setae J 8 Dr Harley, Barre, & Musket' Michael
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flowerer Jae Harris &Ming Pelnudorf Geo
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Bower 11 Rev Herrin 11 Myrtatna Char
brown Jag P Harbert lease Murphy Bernard
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Brown A M banns Robt Murphy Jus
Brown Neal W Harkin John Non or 8
Brown Time 2 Newts Henry Nagel Mr
Brown M G Itawts . heo Norton Warren
Bradford Jas W Hartwell Prof C Mahar I , d
motion David haw a Thos Nashlensale
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Broils & Uo Hanadan T Newton A J
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ham, & Debts Harris E J Newton Joshua
Brodhead it 11 Harris Edwin Nulty John
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Brandin Tine Harvey Capt Odenheimer J W
Butler Henry 8 Harvey Thus O'Connell John 2
Basler .1 Bruiting Ezra T 0' , ealey %/Des
Butter Henry Heisbrook J 0 Ostentau Jacob
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Rorke Teas L -Henry .1 a O'Hara Dennis
Burns Jae 'Mourns H W Olsin UE'
Mule° Edward Heweon Rev P B Oliver Jas
Campbell John Hewer Frank Ogden wm 5
Campbell Hoot Heenan J• hn Parker J B
Campbell 1. D Illenterson Thos Paver Aug
Campbell rlhalt Howie Peter Park RW 2
Came btick M Bern Chas 8 Parka Beni
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Caster R X Hereinan A C Patten 'tilos
Carol Hugh Horace 1. Padge Henry
Camor Noah Hernandez Elias Parser C
Carrier 8 8 Hernandez J C Paine nos
Cam. ron John Herrman C H Pettigrew .Hugh
CaldwellOhas 'Heiser Geo W Phid.ps Lamson
Cah.ll Rev D W Heildebrandt J feaster F
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carman & Dobbin Hall Stoughton P Pearson John
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fv. 13. BoOWNe. So/Master.
PIMEN GEES BAILED
Ira ship Borisonk, for Loverpool—Dr Margolis, of Ina
ladelphis, and 10 In the steerage.
In steamship State of Georgia. for Savannah-8 rr
Harris. W CJegaup and lady, R C Blair and lady. Wm
rumen, John R ilarnum, J Whitworth, J C Oram,
Thou strimer.
IMPORTATIONS.
[Reported for the Praia.]
I.IIIBRPOOI.—IShip Wyoming, Burton-42 pkg. mdee
Rharplest Bothers: 27 do liter, Prior & Co; 26 do Lewis
& co* 21 do Thus Dileuor & Co; 28 do W Mcßee & Co; 14
doJ 1.• &maim & Co; Is do Wray & Galileo; :do I Ina
Barton dc Co; 1 do J J %galley & Co; Bdo A Campbell
0o; 1 do Decoursey. Lafouroade & Co; Z do T & F
e vans; 1r o Field; Ido Faust. Wineby•ner & Co; 3do
P J 6do Grundy, Wad n /c Co; 1 do 8 Bill; 1 do
W6l llorstmann & non , 6do James Knit. • ant-s &
Co; do Muslin & Perinea; Ido B McKean; 9do sew,
Bros & Co; 4do H Walton. 7do P itowlend; 3do J C
Handsll;33.4l sacks salt 100 tons pig iron 3490 eon styeotoks
Cope Brothers: 81 oksks s da ash A Kerr; 49 do B & W
We.sh; 18 eggs hardware B Mullen*: 3 do Martin lc
Bloat; ado Boutin. & Nidd'eton; 14 do Buehler & How
ard; sdo it met k R tr 11 do It &W C Bide e; Ido
Jenne & Fulton; 4do rd ' ewlin. Fernley & Co; do Afi
hi play; 13 do I hhallenberger & Co; 6do Rteinmetir &
Gei sh: 2dolt G -toreabur :4 do 16m th Bito , ser; Vdo
Rbields & Oro; ; 36 d • Truitt aro & Co; 7do Whitmore,
Wo fe. Dud & Co; IS oases steel B Distant; 6do J 8
Fisher; 28 hdls do Garrett Zs • oa; 26 do P Justice; 210
do T tiolley; 11 oases do N Taylori 310 bdts 2as
do A 51 F Watson; 37 pkkir machinery n Yewdall; 120
boxes tin plates N Trotter & Co 4 cues books J,B Lip
p•noott & .
4do Pen, gton B 6066; 6 bales and Sou
carpets J F& E B Orne;_4 cask s oath D Londreth B.
:ion; 5 do earthenware a Dunn; 6 oases steel IT pkgs
aids() 88 do hathwaro order .
O c.NVA—Bark Caroline, Packard-366 bales rags 100
blocks marble MOO tiles 5 ours marble works V A Par.
ton; 94 oases marb l e works Vitt Brother.; 60) boxes oil
Dull:s & Cope.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
THOS. RIMBER
INR.etEL MOW*, iCoUstirtsis or tag !dorm
JOStYli C. GOV is.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. March 4. 1981.
RUN RUIER- ..._.- I IS RUN BETS- .-S 43
ARRIVFD
Ship Wyoming, Barton. from Liverpool Jan 17. with
rase and POSPOngers to Cope Brothers. Jan 22, at 10
A tat SO 31 long H exchanged amnia* with ship
Rienzi. bound westward. Jan 25. at s P .od. lat 2203. long
1351, spoke brig Pride, from St Johns, NF. bound to
Bristol Feb 10.10 AM.Mt42 n. long fa 36. exchanged
eiders with an American bark b and west , p tinted Wasik,
wok double topes , is—showtng wrivate signal—Gould not
make it out. Feb 19, noon. lat 42 18 lone 2960. exchanged
colors with an American ship standing east, painted
black. round stern, with don!) e mussily—could not make
out her name. The W was towed uy by tugs Wm B
AMBOY and J F Staff.
Bs , k Caroline, Packard. 100 days from Genoa, with
marble. MI6 An. to V A Sartori. Towed up by tug
Outright
Bohr John Whitby. Elenderson, 1 day SIMI Mena,
Del. with grain to Christian Curran.
Bohr Escalator. Ri'ey, 3 days from New York. with
malt to Deal Molarthr.
pohr n A Cinnmiuss, Kelly, 10 days from Meherin
River. with shingles to Norcross & Seets.
Bohr Sarah Ming.. Weaver. 2 days from Woodbridge.
NJ, with mdse to 0..; & F _Leanly.
CLEARED
Steautable Delaware. Cannon.N York. J Allderdioe.
Rolp Serape*. Rowland. Liverpool, +lope Bros.
Brix' Flying 'Eagle, Lord, Carden's*. W Welch.
Boor C Knight, Whirlow, cardenae, Stewart, Car
son fr _
Bahr Belle. Barrett. Galveston, Baker it Folsom.
Bahr 1., A Danenhower, Miller, Boston. D Cooper.
Fehr Knight Gage. Boatels, si winner.
Bohr . S Parsons. Jackson. 'Washington, JOl3Ol & Co.
Sear ht C Ropaina, Daugherty, eavonuah..s. boron,
Jr. & Co.
Str S Seymour. Palmer, Alexandna, T Webster. Jr.
Str K Willing, (Maypole, Baltimore, A Graves. Jr.
SAILED.
The U S mail steamship State of Georgia, Capt Gar
vin, for Savannah. sailed on %Minds) , at 10 A 141 with a
fad treight and a number of passengers, whose names
mar be mum, under the proper Seed,
Saw flaranse, Rowlarai. for tdverpool, left Walnut
street wharf at 2 P M on Rararday. in tow of tug Arne
rica„takintr on board the followinii ca o: 8 oaaks oxide
of nickel- 0 bales rags, 670 hide <. 6 bb rg ls and 61 fifties
butter. 268 bags otoverseed. 2037 be s flour 660 bags oil
cake. 0 ban manufarstarett tobacco:2o3 bales cotton. 300
boxes baton, 19 319 bushels wheat. 33 bbe eotatoes. trl
oily railroad Oar. wheels. .9
ekes eandries. 48 etas city
railroad oars, 48 railroad ear wheel b .xes, et pedestals.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWEs. Bel. March I.
The brig (inv Bull, from Havana, arrived last night.
and HP the onir vessel at-harbort . she will leave this
morning for Philadelpnia. Wind OW. -
Yours, &o: N. W. BICEPdat
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Virginia. Reify, hence, arrived at Rich
mond iet met.
. _
steamship 'Keystone Mate. alarahman. hence for
Charleston was siguausrd 3 A M 26th ult. off Loosoet.
Steamship Edinburgh, /Roots. from Liverpool Feb i 3,
and Qu-enetown Ittit. arrived at New York let mat.
arraisrr " uger - 6 ' Ettiedurcurbt
is 40 , a ria
° D
arningtOrt, from sew - N ore 1.1 Liverpool.
Ship vlim V Bent. Wilcox 12 days from Liverpool.
arrived at Charleston 21th no.
Ship Wm reran. Mastorier oleared at Baltimore Ist
inst. for Liverpool.
hip Baru • dims. Chase, from Liverpool, arrived at
New York 2d last
. .
• lop Herald, Crowell, from Palermo, arrived at New
York PI inst.
Slip Aima, Graves. cleared at New York id bat. for
Buenas Arrall.
Bora 1 bonne Dollen. Dill. was at Porto Cabello tith
Ms. for PhiMaisons an about. 8 days.
Bart Coetar..l 1. rdonent. (neared at Balton let
for Donna, Affirm.
13 • rk Sophia, Jones. from Rio de Janeiro Jan lath. ar
rived at Bat more 2ct inst.
Bark Amy. 51.8101110)2d from Barton, arrived at 8a-
VEMllail 27th tilt.
. .
Bait Washington. White, from Baltimore, arrived at
Rio de Janeiro Jan 14.
Brig Breeze, Outerbridge, sailed from Rio de Janeiro
Jan 14th for Gahrorton
Brig Somers. Can!fold, cleared at .Boston Ist inst.. for
Monrovia.
Brig Looh Lomond. Black, cleared at Batton let inst.
for Cardenas.
Brig Elizabeth Watts, Bryant, for Philadelphia. 614
at reeW York 2d leek .
. .
Br.e Amy Warwick. Brown. from Rio de Janeiro Jan
16th arrived at New York 2d inst. Jan 29,14 M 19 12 9,
long 3420, saw a bark allowing Kirkland & ohase's sig
nal. standing EisW..; Jan 60, tat 1120 . long 3606 . saw bark
Maria of Boston . from Ba ltimore for the River Plate;
Bnt T B Watson. Monday, from Porto Cabello. ar
rived at New Yore 3d Lust.
Brig AJ W Applegarth, Groves, remained at. Rio de.
Janeiro Jan 14.
Mg=
Bahr Vaahti Sharp, Halal, alearect at Boston tat Uzat.
to• Alexandra.
liohr Adolph Engel, Macon, hence, arrived at fkivan•
nah 26ilitutt.
21st uttehr
lt. D Mershon, Allen , hens. , arrived at Pensacola
Bohr David Fauet, Bloelander, hence, arrived at Wil
mington. NO, Wth ult.
Bohn B Haight. Beebe. end Evol6res:6 Potter, from
Orient for Phibdelphia, arrived at hew York 2d met.
Bohr J Bebouct, Babcock, from Wilmington, NC,
arrived at New York 2d leek
Fob r Pauline, B.own, for Philadelphia, classed at N
York sd inst.
Bohr L W Gardner, Bourne, for Matanzas, cleared
at New York 2dAnar.
Bohr. F M Price, Kelly. and White BanaU,_ Snow,
from- Bootoa for Wilmington, Lel. sailed from Holmes'
Role 28t - •
Bohn Martha. Jams. Clark, from Boston for Rtuladel
ohm, and A Cordery. Grotto, from do for Wilauttaton.
Pill. sailed from Hollows , !lola Xlch alt„
HOLM Halo Neuman,-from rtowbutTport. and Chat
ham, Smith. from ?renitence for Philadelphia. wan at
Rotuma' Role In inst. • •
Sohn Tholeßorden, ' , Arnett:4lAm, 'tiled from Pall
Ri m ver Mth ult. for Philadelphia.
BREAD.
PURE AND OBXAP BRAD,
, MANUFACTURBD BY ME
MECHANICAL BAKERY.
4IAX BR OBTAINZD AT THE POLLOWUII
MA.CEE
MECHANICAL DAKER.Y,IVW. corner of thud and
Q. IL GLUM.— s ne
treet, D* law
re h Oorner Sixth and
Coa JATRO & SON, _No.St a ffortliViftla
JOHN G. MOXBY_ No. 12. Vine street.
North FifthstreaL
S. 800Y....... f B. corner Fifth and
W. W. MATHEW& e c o wi ru s aiirtenth and
D. mewl% ii=ll.l " 4 - Ziw w
nnt. -
OBOROB OARNlB—....—No.l4l3lLoestarai street
D. W. earner atimmak
wat coußawxy N a g 4 IO .I 6 " SOW L . twelfth
reet.
wAitoi MAWR/ F ed rat Street, s h out
Sixth.B. South Fourth and
b. ROLLAND. —LlT.eonier Siatenthall
Gaon streets.
DAITIOIIO North Eleventh
1. wHicaThrAzi---Thirtaith street. below
a. TORUN& --Nl ' ! w itr i le org Front
R BROOM.— W. corner of Seventh
F. rdomus.-- l irrt t rrinth and
B. B. TUKN81L.......- ni t tlt Front
arrosTEß_____......s.VOonter Broad and
EROS. T. RUNT— —.CO t rneLffine e t:enth street
and
K 1 avenue. S. BOWN N. corner Ninth and
Falafel :000M
3. MottiTYDv Twenty -seoond street, eh
ALFA. 'FULLERION.......Corner of Fifth and Mots
hLKS.B. Coats& street
D. F. & T. W. W0LF...........1611 Girard avenue.
hfcCHAOKEN—.... —MOS Hamilton stmet.
R. DEARLY ....J....N. W. oorner of Twelfth
JULIE'S KLEIN --
m.ruPPEa P' Z ' At ' ; l A re iturtb
muR. F. ELLIOTT —.--& V . .eoonlr Tali* and
Green street-
NICKISI.---.—.....cr o den i l ir tl. J., store lii
O. H. Whbhiladeanhia,3lthst.
N. L. YARNer,r. faZgeiford mad.
JOHN BARNDT—.—. Tremont and PULS 01 . 0114
Pouts.
OEM B. T0WN88ND.......... Wed Chester,Fenia
Atlantic City, N.J.
D. 11.011.7014—...........F10ninee, N. J.
11. F. MULLEIN —....... .... Columbia. Pa.
1141-tf
lI3BT BEOEIVED, per " Annie Kuoball yr
ay from Liverpool, blander, Wearer, do bleadeee
preparations:
3S lbs ikstraust Sandal. 11 1./ I 41 1"
36 Untraot RlCerfalW • in lb jars,
60 Thu Entrant flelladonnal i m 110 jar/.
104 sat ant Toroxeci. to I !Ojai".
so The Yin Ral.Cololnot. nt 1 lb bottles.
100 Zs 01. buoamom R.Lot.. in 11b bottles.
660 The calomel in 1 lb bottle.,
600 lbs it Elm dno . __Lc.
WETURI . I.L & BROTH:Mt.
rob: 47 am 49/ Mont itSCON/10 lwt
THE
PRESS, ~-nigilLAß. E4M-
sceiiiitere mom VALITABIATHAN
SILVER OR GOLD,
IT WILL RESTORE TEE WEAK ;
REINSTATE TEE BLOOD IN ALL ITS °RUH-
PROF. O. J. WOOD'S
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
It is PTOOIIIOI7 whet its name thdioates. for while,
plosion& to the Sane it s revivifying. exhilaratiof
steenethszung to the vital powers. It also revivifies,
reinstates. and renews the blood Ina its orininal jai
zits, and thus restores and renders the system lune
north's to attaike of disease. It is tae only prepared
ton ever offered to the world in a popular form so as to
be within the reaoh of all.
an ohemiteilly and skilfully combined as to 'be tie
most powerful tonio. and yet so perfectly adapted so as
to act in perfect accordance with the jaws of Nts/left.4
and hence soothe the weakest stomach and tone up ti '
s`
digestive organs. and allay all . ervous and other im
tion. It wale° perferaly exhilarating in de erects, a I
yet it Is never followed by lassitude or depress on I
spirits. It is composed entirely of vegetables , and th
thoroughly combining powerful touso and soothing pr
potties, and convequently can never inure. As a
preventive and Cure of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, INMEEI
TION, DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APP I , ' TIDE
FAINTNESS, NERVOUS • RRITABILITY]
NEURALGIA. PALPITATION OF THE!
HEART, MRLANCH"LY, HYPOCHON
DRIA. NIGHT SWEATS, LANGUOR.
GIDDINESS, AND ALL THATCLASS
OF CASES SO FEARFULLY FATAL I
CALLED FEMALE WEAKNESSES
AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE Ib NOTHING ITS EQ UAL. i
- _
I
Also. Liver Derangements or Torpidttre and Lie
'43oMPlehlte. Dimes of the Eldueles or any ge
derangement or the Urmary Organs.
DWI not: my cure the debility following CTRIL
mid rmyss. tat prevent "
all *Mons arming from nu
mitt* sitlumiens and ontsptim dumdum at once, if
ready atliMmtr... , ...L. . - . 4 :` :- _ 4 i -- ' r
'-" TRAVELLEMS Should have a bottle Frith them. as
will incelliblf prevent say deleteriol*:,:bouenneu •
following upon change of olimate and water.
As it prevents oostnienags. strengthens the dig
organs, it should be in tee hands of all osmium of -
dentitrs habits. . _ .
LADIEd not accustomed to much out-door exercise
should always use it. .
.
DlOrmo R 8 should useit4 for it us a perfect relief; ta
ken fora month or two before the fusel trial,' s will
pass the dreadful period with perfect ease and ty I
There is no minas about it!!
THE CORDIAit. IS ALL WE CLAIM FOB IT!
MOTHERS, TRY IT ! !
And to you we appeal, to detect the illness or./Selma
not only of your daughters before it be too late, but
also your sons and husbands, for while the •former
from false delmsey.ortan go down to a premature grave.
rather than let their condition be known in tune, the
latter are often so mixed up with the excitement of bu
siness, that if it were not for you, they, too, would tra
vel in the same downward path until it is too late to ar
rest their fatal fall But the mother is always vigilant
and to you we oonfidently appeal; for we are sure year
never-failing affection will unerringly point you to
PROF. WOOD'S R.ESTORATIVE CORDIAL .441)
BLOOD RENOVATOR es the remedy which should
always on hand in time of need.,
O. J. WOOD, proprietor, No; "444 BROADWAY,,,
New York, and No. 114 MARKET street, St. Lames
Missouri, and sold by all good druggists. erica ONE
DOLLAR per lattle.
Read what the Press say, after thoroughly testing
the matter, mato one can have &doubt.
FROe. ' WOOD'S Rutroitavtwx GounUter.A.WAßnaatt
Rienovvro is a genuine medicine of real seerge::
sa to nt to the taste and invigorating the system. *He
ft par Sow the blood and .00thes the nervous irri
it aids the organs of digestion to Verona their tunagfaag
and resist tto swam oldie's's It is a ehemioal cent
soma , so skilfully combined that while it exhilarates it
OWN not provoke the imisi.ndewhich cannily •ottows ex
citement. A mum. Gamow!' exclusively rif migetabie
marter. it is absolutely beneficisa: and no ill Keats can
possibly saaompany-its use... It ' .
iinirbannt: - Mahlrielli 4 an tteirt.
Falling of the Womb and o sr delicate ameasks,to
which woman is subj Act. For Blokes'w of the Stodiaoh.
Billions Attacks, Liver Complaints. Costively:l , s tee
pepsia, Gotonamption, and a host of evils Beek isheir
to, it is a certain otire.-51. Loam Morass/ Harafd.
PROW. We ItgatilitATlVA CORDIAL.-It ii reoorded
in the Chimes that Prd ehe was Wee sent to 11 011111Mte
warmer than the Welt Indim. to proem agamele of
the beauty of Preserpme in a box, After come delay
the messenger returned,and es .soon ea the )idol tae
vox was removed. out w all the Ills that Bela is heir
to. Fortunately, hope wea found in the bottom or the
bon. Prof Woolyig Re/Iterative Cordial revived the
reo ollBB tiori of the 01 9 1 7. for it invigorates the bloc
aida the (inane of digestion, imparts strength to tile
nervous system,end fortifier' the oitadeltd health, so
as to hid defiance to the assaults of disease. it is
a healthy tonic, composed entirely of vegetable ercidue
none. and while it I. exhibrating sa pure wine, no in-
MMus. Mune can Porsibly follow its rpm. It is a desi
deratum in the medical world. and those who are af
flicted with lose of appetite; Dr.lpaPmft• CongualPtleo,
Faintness, Giddiness, Neuralgia. Palpitation of the
Hart,enh find hero an infallible oanfora.7-Se.
Lours Daily Express. • .
Prior. Woon's Rgegoitegivx Coanus ago'MoD
RTNOVATOR 111, without doubt, the beat tone' tel
in the world. To those who sr anlgering rem lietteral
Ltehihty we would recommend' its am for it is "Wa
lnut to -the tante, is strengthening to the mom. and
- will at once yawl to remove all -imporltioo of th e - m oo d.
and eradioato an tracer or duposee.• it can be takswiri
the women stoinaoh, while ihoeii•in good health will at
once tee! it. exhilarating Power. • we are Notions
that after using one bottle of -tine ffordialtuitutinfl•
fors day Inthsvat tt—risto York Leaden
A taxa. RIALTET Tome, and one free from the de
leterious end injurious effects sure to renew thiamin
ordinary nee, ha. long been felt to be adesideratsun'in
the mental world Boehm tonic. and onene stalf
oombined from the etwMable- Meadow as totter. in -
Mot " sossordanet. with , the laws , of Nature, andas
soothe the oreakest storatteh. and at the same tires y
nervau and other irritations. and tone upan tin, or.
gams or which the liumatrbody is oompossdoeedrerotte
Prot. INtoOD'EI Restorative Cordial sad- .Bt.
velar. Renee, it is sPerfeetil adaealet'lleatda=" l 4li
Reader, try it. Thousands natmairaudy done imam
the testimony ix universal in its faver.--Nme rork
Ploy. Woop's .ItESTOIATINIC CORIILL AND 4013
RiNOVATOE, for the COlll of General Debility ore ak
nem cruller from ocay cenee.rielec.. Dyeperiem, Jler
rooftrees. Night weittikincietent i,onnamption., Lamer
Complaints. an
t!. limn of pettier. , PCIOLIe
Wegoineg s an, payee ; oleo to prevent the.contraction
of diestine, is anglify the beet and meet agreeable
Cordral•tonto are .14usoVatOr o.er °feud- to' the ar
dieted. and •IPQ ahemiestly• combined to be Die tacit
powerful tonic 'Ter karma to medical memo. Menden
try it. It win de nos good.. We have no hesitation in
reonmininding it.• mot* we . know it to el 4 meni, y4la.
saw -and:mere remedy for the' Mamma enailelialde
Now' York Di:perch.
- 1
MP Before notieing • patent mediates. we havi to be
certain that It will prove iwNf to be sh_that it is weent
a
mendsd. And we 'roma say that the iiilitte ow..
dial end Bloo d Renovator - et': Pref. WOW) soil mid
the test rally. and in 41hrit . it hiwitliontanY d tire
Ant article in the market for Prnifyinalbe. pi and
w ?swathes g toe imiteni. we have-no' h in
r ita nee to all.—Ntne Yorker. --
LOott TO Yommaivits Ix Trim—now masyin am
seines°. of s false delicacy, serer from fliPtliard.
or obstructed maistersatient, and missosa aase
they are lot= that •Ittlmd-byti nature will tort it
self clear roan abstraations. awl all owns right in the
end, little dremams that the seeds of delta an Wald!
teramietiot In the System bereave the tritalatiertuts
are impaired, sad the entire animal economy *Greases,
debilitated, and yet. careless of themselves aSthor ago.
ifs remedy was set before them whioh wood iseterti
all the fueetteas of-the system. and rota Os'
body. - they Ttalbt take it. sitd time be is ti eto save
their byes. retreats think of this and at mee sive
thembottle of Prof. WIXOM Restorative Cordial
and Blood Renaystor.—Nsts York cipionter. -
0. J. WOOD, Proprietor, Ea 444 MIOADWAY,
and Do. 114, MARKET Street, Et LosisiMmonn.
sr At NO. 444 BROADWAY, on th Fawn, and
Pidoot Modonnat nonstintly on bud. Alva9kOdisk
Ism donnas. 14111-oor2tionNl
NAL PURITY AND VIGOR.
atm" t
MEDICUIFAL-
EPECALAIO PILLS
SIOIC HEADACHE,
NERVOUS EIEA.DACFIE„
CUB.III ALL LENDS OF
fIEADAOHE
.
, kV the us. of these rills the periodical attacks of Her
vois Of Sick Hsadaris may be pravental : and if taken
at the commencement of an ethic* immediate relief
[rein pain and sickness will be obtained.
'they seldom fail in removing the Nausea cowl Head
sac to which females are so sithleet.
' Ihey sot gently on the bowels. removing CestiossosSi.
\ rot Lilo/cry Msa, Students, Delicate Fermis:, and
al; Persons of sechottary habits, they are valuable se a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tows mad vigor
i re digestive organs , and restoring the natural else
' ity and strength of the whole system.
, he CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long havesth
' thin and isareflilly conducted experiments, having
E n
in use many years, during which time they have
ireveated and relieved a vast amount of gain and
faith:hit from Hesdathe, whether originating in the
serilOws system or from C 4 &Muffed ante of the sta.
lar44
Thig are entirely vegetable In their composition. and
tiny be' taken at all times with perfect safety without
/inking any change of diet. and tAs skews er saw disc
tresthis HIM TOMS'S it taro to atitittsister Moots
shit**.
BEWARE 01 1 00
The genehie have Ave eismateres of Fleury 0. Seehittur
on eaoh Bas.
801 l b 7 Duiuiata and all other Dealers In Mediolnee.
A Box will be mat by mall prepa id on mein* of the
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
•ll orders shoubl adctrused Ss
HENRY O. SPALDING,
48 CEDAR MEET. NB* YORK
THE FOLLOW MO ENDOIMEISIENTB OF
SPALDING'S
OEPHALIC3
WILL OODIVINGE ALL WHO BUFFER FROM
HEAD-AORE.
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR RE.A.CH.
'As Mese Testimonials are sessoiitsteer Mr.l3Pa7.R-
Mesr etiard stpousstiossable proof of SU sig..
eatifce this splay, scientffie disecretrib
INE/LSONVILLI, Conn., MAI, nu.
Diti.Evemem.
I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and I like them so
i thetl want you to mud me two dollars worth more.
Part of that/saw...for the neighbori.sowbosu I save a
wof the limber' get from you. -• •" - - -
lend the Pill* by_teatl„ end obage
Your ob't 8e want
. • .lAN.EN KENNEDY.
Majbatnrso. Havaavairm. Pa.. Feb . 4.1881.
•
'TIIIIII - iforta ne..d mei!e more box oftyour Copludia
Alts ratieed a gnat deal itt NNW , Pam WM.
• Yaws raipeotfaili , • • •
MAXY mei wroucnousE.
ISPRIICI GREET, IMISTINGIION COMITY, Pa.,'"
Jimmy 18, .186/.
118razniNg. - • • '
- • r _
You Will pleas ßl e s end me two boxer of your Cephalic'
Pill.. farad themkimedAto s
ri
•RTIPI4"Ir Y°1 3 1 40. flnOtte.
P. 0•13.—1 have teemed one box af your NW. mut Nag
:Mom ezerketa.
7 Bum VERNON.Ohio..Ten.I3.
H. U. EPALDING, Eng.. -
Please find enclosed twenty -Ave cent*. f• - •fr srldeli semi
me another box of yonr.capbalio rills. They are trots
the bast intuihave~ •
Direct
Yew.OVER. P.
Belle Wyandot Co., O.
IhtvgaLY, Mass.. Leo. 11.
U.O. sparming. Escßsv:azr,
wish for some orroulars or large show bills, to bring
roil:Cephalic Fills more slrticitiarly_ before my cus
tomers. If you have anything of the Und pleseesend
One of toy +=tomer'. who io arnbjeot' to **vitro Sick
itaadattho.
a Outatilt7 Wain, two d 0,...) criki.of an
attack oniihour by your Pins. whioh I lea ther..
Reitrootfully yoora. • •
W. E. WILKES.
Itirrnoraomizo, Fo.A.Nairt.7 CO.* Ohio. tt
JonliOrY 9,1841. $
111:NRY C. SrALDTRit
No. dB Cedar stip. Y.
Dais His:
Isolated and twenty -Vs mints, (P 4.) for whin& end
box of " Osolutlio amid to address of ROY. Wm.
O. Finer. Reynoldaburs. Franklin Co.,' Ohio.
Your Pi ll s work li ke thorn—cu r s Heculacha almost
itutaster,
• Truly 'oars.
WM. C. FILLER.
YPSILANTI. MICH.. Jan. 14. 1661.
Ni. &AIDING*
Elk;
Not long same I sent toren fors box of dephshe Pine
for the ours of the Nervous Eassleahe and Comivenear,
and reoetted the asinswand thty . hadr so toed an, eat
that /was, induced-to said/or afoot. •..
Plestosentbr return mail.threat
' A. K. WHEELER.
- - Yanbuttl, Minh. '
Thom the Xzettnitter, Norfolk, Va.
&Oahe Pills cardish the object for which they
were made: cur.:Mre of headache all Ito forma.
•
From the Examiner, Notreike Ts.
The, hive been tested in more than a thousand ewes.
with entire tetotesele.- - -
From the Democrat, Si. Mud, Mims,
If you are, or have bum troubled with the headache,
mud for a box, [Cephalio Pilo,] so 'that you mar have
them is case of an attack.
Fl oorthe - Advertiser. Providence, R.I.
The Cephalic Pilliere acid tribe a retriarkable effee
fre remedy for the headneke,Nd .one ortherypry heat
ir that very frecuentoomplaint *hack heir over bete
discovered. -
From as Waters Gazettes aware. M.
We heartilyatdone Mr. Spalding', aid hie narivalka
COoluslus.nlis. - -
. .
.FVotst Ai Kamm,lus Vence Star, Sanawka. F.
We are rare that' parson* wafering 'With the headache,
who try thew, will MX to Qom.
.thorn the Southern Path Finder, New °attest La.
Try them ton thatare afflicted- sad we WO sate that
teurOmoay Cap - be added to the elrems matrons
net that • has moused benefits that no other maeoine
east medium.
From the St. Logi: Democrat.
The immense demand for the article_ (Cephalic" paw
iarapidly increasing.
Pion the Gazette, Davenport, /own.
Spalding would not ammo . his owns with an ar
ta,lo he did not knew pop= rani =lnt. .
Avail. Oa deivertisgr, Providence, R, I
The teininginy in their favor in strong, froin the most
responatilo smarten;
From the Daily Mows. Newsom S. I.
Cephalic Pill are taking the place of aft kixt4e.
Awn eh 4 comourcia Butkus*, awash Mesa,
asid - to be you eylrussoicnui for thefimulaoho.
Prom die Conneerensi, Cieenausti. owe,
itofferint hninaninr eon now be Mewed.
sr A Single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE pill save ten times their cost annually:NU
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
ECONOMY! SAVE THE PIECES!
DI 8 P4Tcg
er/. 41 A Ernes to Tuts Basas 'Pharit. - 101
ideate vili -Massa. even in well-riga
WPM**. it in tiny deniable to have Bonn cheap and
convenient way for repairing Yammers. Tors, Crooke
-17,&O.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
is O o long* ememenolei, andno household can
blikat agoil nt. It r 3r. OP nn
",l/SEPUI‘ IN EVERY If.OUBB."
it B.—A Brash accompanies eaoh bottle. Price. 25
wogs. Address,
HENRY O. SPALDING.
NO. 48 CEDAR snuurr. NEW YORK.
OLUIIOI4.
_
certain anattnelptad. moons are atteetpting to
vita off on the'means iyablio. imitations of mi
PROWLED ULM Lstottld oannon aU ;tenons to ea
amiss before poronasing, and we that the fetteetee.
•
lIT srALmitcps PREPARED ELITE,
is
.
1 0 %ha tratablo 4saaaer ; all Oasis aro Via[
coaatarfiata
186 L
RAILROAD LINES.
18610 ilia 1861.
E go AKE 0 E MENTIoy a.
IANDEN,I VA
A7lO RtILROD.
5117110116- DELP
.A.SID AY PLACES.
TEAK WA1311113-13. WILIIRS AND , 1343131NGT0N 331003,
:WILL LISAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIZ
At 6 A: M., via Camden andAmhoy, C. and A. Ao
oommodation ...... 82 26
At CA. Mi.oda Camden and Jersey Oitr, (N. J.)
Aeoommodatin--- ------. 2 25
Ati4 M., Via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
6..114 ••• • .. •
..4.4.aar• verm.-•-• r•-•
At IJIMA. ad., ma Kennington and ham OUT,
wemeni Exprese. .
. 606
At UM P. M., via Camden and Amboy Aooorinno
dation go
At 1 P. M.. via Camden and Amboy, C. anilA.
S 00
Ara il f., M.;via Remington and Jersey, City, Eve
m.m. braless.— , 300
AVM P.M:, via Kensington and Jame/7 Citr, 3d
Oligg Ticket .....--..... 326
At 6P. M.. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
ffiail . 300
Atillt fi CM.. via Camden . and Jersey City. Souti.
Atern —.... 2 25
'a P. M., vi a Camden and Amboy, A.ooommods
go% (Freight end Passenger )— le t Class Ticket— 225
Do. do. itd Class Tioket— 1 50
The OP M Mailtine runs daily,. The U3s' P M. South
ern Mall, gaturders °tweeted.
For Belvidere._ Beaton: Lambertville, Flemington,
%IVA ,
r A ea l:
s rls s i b ' tir M. , 5 ! 3 r0 m
to Kensington. ei
Allon t he, Great bend, ree.,7154,.X. from Kenai/Wu,
/aware, Lackawanna and Western IL R.
or Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7,10
A. M. and 3 P. M. from Kensington.
For Mount golly, atd and 8 A. M., 2 and 431
For Freehold. at 6A. M.. and P. M.
WAY Lame.
_ .
For Bristol, Trenton, &0., at MO A. M., e, Pi end
PC P. M. • from Kensington.
perprdzavra, Riverton, Delano. Beverly,Burling
ton,Fkmenee, Bordentown, ka., at 1.236 55K and 5
Sir For 'Pew York, and Way Lines leave Kensington
Paltet, take the oars, on Fifth street, above Waitaki.
aalren ho_ r before dezertgre, The oar., into the
dendon arr Of eaOh train, run from the depot,
Founds m only allowed each flutten
-5; gore are prohibited f r om taking anything as
gage but their worm; apparel. All baggage over
pounds to be paid for extra. The company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollarper pound,
and will not be liable for any amount bey ond Die% ex
cept by special °entreat.
soli .WM. H. GATZMER. Agent.
ju lit amm CIE p iANG . E OF HOURS.
inlL
rcravffir; Art D isaLTEJAk t eligo i lli. w
On and alter isompAy,T__E.lnt CA RY /1, /851.
FARO
. NOEII TRAINS LEAVE PHIL
*DELPHIA
Per Ba ltimore at 8.15 A.• 111.: U noon (Express). aud
MAO P. M. For Cheater at 8.15 A. M.. 12 noon, 4.15 and
i 0 P. M. For Wilmington at 8.15 A. M.. U noon. 4.15
and-19.50 P. M. For New Castle at 8.14 A. M. and 4.15
F.M.A Tor Middletown at 8.15 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. For
`Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. loor Etarrinxton at
5.14 A. M. For Milford at 8.15 A. AI. For Farmington
at 8.15 A. M. For Seaford at 8.15 A. M. For Salisbury
at:8.15 A. M. '
TRAINS FOR PRILA DEL.PRIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.181 A. M. (Emma). 10.15 A. M..
ands.lo P.M. I.retive_Wdmington at 7.50 and 11.50 A.
M.. 140 and 840 P. rd,. Leave Salisbun at 1.30 P. M.
Leave o•Aford 0100 P. Id . Leave Farmington' at 4.10
P.M. Leave Milfo rd at 4P. M. Leave Harrington at
1,. 111*
N. Leave Dover at 9.05. A. M. and 5.25 P. M.
veMiddletown atplo 06 A. M. and 6.40 P. M. Leave
Rev Castle at 11111..7.W P.: . Leave Chester at 8.20
Al M.. 15.04 . 1.57. and 9P. Id. Leave Baltimore for Ba
lietien and Delsinire RAllrmadat 5.10 P. M.
TRAINS FOR BA LTIM.O it:
' Leave Chester at 8.45 lumosas and 11.20 P.M. Leave
witmingtop_st 11:26A. M.. 10 06.f'. M.. and 1.1 A. M.
FRRIORT TRAI-N, with ?massager Car attached.
will run isafollowil
Lam Pldladslalua for. Perryville and intermedis.4
WWI at 5 LOW% Wilmington for Perryville and
integmediate glades at tP. M. Leave Wilmington for
,fit ia lagielptugt and intermediate Mimes at SAS P. M.
ye Mdtisuore for M.avrti-de-titraoe and intermediate
•IP el at 11.15,P:
Pri SUNDAYS:
(MIT at 2040. P. feiraiftilla - d — erphia to Baltimore.
Only at LP Y. M. from Baltimore to Pluladelobia.
lea ' _ . 13; IC FELTON. President.
WINTER ARRANGE
nirIANAL_ j ga t itTeFSCH I ATISIZat
On mid alter MONDAY, Nov. 12, 1880,
FOR 01SRMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia. 8, 7 8, 9. M. 11 and 12 A. M., 1, S.
2, 334. 4.9, 534, 8, 7, 8, 0 1 - 10k t and 13.34' P. .
Leave brermantown;4l. 7. 734 8. 834.0 10, 11 and 12 A
M., 1,3, 3, 4,6, 8, 6%7 14 8, &Anti 1P,4 P. In.
- SUNDAYS,
• Leave Philadelphia, 9.08 man. A. M., 2,7, and 1031
P. M.
Leave Germantown, &II) min. A. M., 1.10 mist., 8, and
936 P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD,
Leave Philadelphia, 8, 8, 10, end 12 A. M., 2, 4.6, 8,
and 1034 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7, 10. 746, 8.40, and 9,49. and
IL4O A. M., 1.40, 3.49410. an d
&40
.61.
ON UDAYS.
Leive Philadelphia, 9,08 A. M., I, and T P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7.60 min. A. M., 12 60, 3-40. and
9.loLnun.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.60, 734, D06 , and 11.06 nun. A. bl.,
1.06, 3.08. 6.136. and 11% F. M.
Leave Norristown, 8. 7.840, 9, end 11 A. M., 131, 431.
and 6 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. bl and 3 P. M., for NOf Fill
town.
Leave Norristown,_7M AM. and P. 61.
FOR MANAYUNIC.
Leave Philadelphia. 5.63 i 734 9.06, and 11.06 A. M.,
1.08. 2,06, 3.06, , 6.66.&W. 111( .1". M.
Leave Manaynnk. 834. 731, 336,934. 113 i A. M.. 2.234,
1, 834. and 934 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 9 A. fd., 3, end 7 P.M.
Leave Pdanayunk,734 A. M. 934, and 8 P. M.
H. K. SMITH General Superintendent.
n019.1f DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets.
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAIL,Roko.
FOR BETHLEHEM, DOYLEATOWN, MAUCH
7 - CHUNK, HAZLEToN. and SZKLEY.
THREE TR ROUGH TRAIN&
On and after MONDAY. December 3, IMO. Passenger
Tisinswill leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Phila
delphia. daily, (Sundays excepted), as follows
AVASO A.M. ER-preaso. &
for Bethlehem , Allentown, ,
Mauch Chunk:Hazleton, o, '
_A. P. M., (Express), for Bethlehem, •naguin, Ac.
WIWI train resehesErlaton r. - M. 1 811,14 =Spa alone
ocurneetion wi th New Jersey Central b ar ew ork.
At P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauelk Chunk,
/co.
At 9 A. M. and 4 P M.. for Doylestown.
Atli P.M., for Fort Washington.
The 4.30 A. f4:Bspreas treanAteatte clam connection
With the Lehigh Va ll ey Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most deanante route to all points
theTtehigh coarrigion.
.TRAINSL_FOR ILDELPHIA.
Leave Mst lit elosm at 0.42 A. M., %Ls A. M., and 5.32
Leave Doylestown at 7.30 A. M. and 120 P. M.
Leave:Port Weeny:start 81045 A. Al.
ON SIINDAPS,--Pluladelphis for port Washington
at 9.10 A. At. •
Philadelphia for. Dorlegtovin at 4 P.M,
Roylestecrn for Phil:444MA st 7 A. M.
Fort liashington for Philadelphia at 2,40 p, Ma
nse to theham—eri so LF , are to Mauch Oluillit.42 80
F to eaten • I so. .Fare to Dorlsortown.,-_ 80
rOlith Tickets most -procured at the Ticket
0." L. at WILLOW street, .r BERKS Street, in order
All Passenger Trains (exceinftacuir - rro...,vormvem
at Berke Skeet with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
Wound and Third-streets Passenger Railroads; twenty
minutes after leaving Willow Street.
deS-If IiLLIS CLARK Agent.
PHILADELPHIA
AND READINCI RAIL
ROAIL!._LF GER TRAVIS for POTTSVILLE,
READING, and HARRISBURG, on and a ft er Nov.
Ith INKL
MORNING LINES, DAILY, (Sundays excepted.
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streeb,PWLADELPHIA,(PaaeIIer entrances
on. Thirteent h end on pailonhill streets et A M.,
minced Harrisburg w ith . the run SYLVANIA
EJ,AD, 1- P. M. tram running to Pitteten the
BELAND VALLEY. LOS P. EL tram rummy to
Chrunberstom, Ao. M. the NOFMARIV
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P, M. tram, running to Sun
bury, &o,
• AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave New Depot corner of BROAD and CALLOW
11F.L Streeter, ,( s
Paxson% en tano r sa
ovlaisrteand
ent i l inalsU A ßZA 3461% e r t a. ) ,D FLY 9
READING only, at 4.SOP. rd.. DAILY, NYundays ez-
ViralIGES VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READING
_ RAILROAD
Fermi Fmtr..Lcm.yrric.
To Phrenirnil - 23'
Reading.-- SS i
Lebanon— I
Esraburg— ..-1/1j
fin
Millerabery„.—.l4l
.171
E a rorton Junonon.-138 .
• WIT ....AG/
ortinunnerland
waken
mitten
Manny—
WMameport
lemay_finore
• Look Haven
. .
Williamsport and Elmira
- " _ Railroad.
The: A. M.Land ISO P. Id. train connect dail.L at
f_art Clinton Sundays excepted& with the , CATA
WILMA. Wl'!. lAPJ.SPORT, and ERIE RAILROAD,
mammy 014300 aonzeoticaur with:lines to Mogan' Yells,
Canada, the Wert and Southwest. -
DEPOT IN_PIFILADRIPELA : Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWBII.I. Streets:
aan-tf McILHENNKY. Secretor,
IPI •3
PERtigIaiVANFA Li U N T' RA L
-..- .-. . IItAILIOAD.
• . SOO ALLI,BB DowaLE TRACI. _
186th ..INT:-- , - , : i! ,- -E-- - ( - --; , -. 1860
~
woirAci ar ..„7,-t,. A i 8 NOW EQVAL --
...- -r-_ ____.- TO IN 4it•-*-1 i • y
••• , T&lLitl6- clink , . ' .*: =Wit . R 'PRAM •
gizywAs t i p: • .. .•-.• • • _ , AN i • PfTTElßlllith s
&raga • ' • • Iptimaith Than:Litt the Boston, New Yor , and all pinata Last, and in ths
mon Depot at Patsber_g with Through Trains to and
ea ali pasta in the west, Northwest, and Bouthwast
-thus Rumbaing (Winter for the transportation of
Boston
Paatragers unsurpassed for sated and by any
.
ether rants. • •
..• . Regrew and Fast Linea nut t
o rs : is Palehl.re,
without chards of Career Conductors: All iski reit
se or Trains
provided with • e ' e n l , oustridg, . tent
cider nerfeot - eontrot of • me e eer,
th i EtAaut e l rs naih taili.tfet4t of tree
. .. iff...........11
taeW e ; Frit rix to :oo and Irsitt ' "--.-
Vite
Is Daily. *au and - rort as. E
.
.
est Lae la "
et rkilafolokia at 8.00 LUBA A,Pit.
• „.. - - 6 , - , 'AL
Troia_ • leaves' .• - - - 10.41 P.• lg.
• • AY T 6ll AMI LEAVE AB FOLLOW 3;
Ifenistairs Assemmodation, tr ier., vio - Arad,
mambia 4.00 P. . .
rariasball ,_____ ls .
West cheater z - aaaansars ti p
ke the Mail, Parkes
burg Aisoommodstion. and_goisimMit Taw %
paesensers for Bunoury, williamsport, , Raft
-10, Magus Falls, and intermediate points; lea s Phi
ladelphia at 2•20 A . -22. -and 2 P.'l2: go directly through.
- 111.111MtWeettrant zloty be obtained state edam of the
lillimisany' in-Phiadalahu, New. York, .13ostrob
,or tial,
N ; and Tickets Eastward at any abbe important
Rath' and °Zoos in the West; also on board any of the
regular %Line of liteanier. en tho •Muutisappi or. Ohio
rxriictits-lihninfai low; ant timid is Shah, as BY any
other• Aosta -- - • •.• • - - - • •
• For further niformation_ mall at the Pamela lits,
Rojas Coutheast corner of Bleventh and Market Streets.
• wee Irma -of they - Wegtern a ceations ;of the
Paean. a maroad to i r t m,_ this the .. -• •
DVILICI • Wii , ' W THE-- Ail'it AND ViS
•-_ • . -
• of tracks WEISZ • • - • -
• lie eminestlen ef tracks by the - .ltaltriat Brides se
pittatfart, avoiding all drama. or ferriage of Fra_koL,
together with the saving oftlin, are advantages
siereeiated .117 Chimaera of F r ei ght, and ad .1•OW- •
rabbis. • - - •• ' ' - '
rohiptespdBhippers entre 'Mg the ittamporlatien •
Oar &mint •to mist comsat', min yody with cant-:
Villr ES t ri s tie - R7 be as 4 from Sur point
la • , ,est - by thie misirlirraila Railroad - sit at Ilt.
Idssu aeltioerable as firis- skarnii. by esker Railroad
• 1:4
i l , "" he
.siriimilar ta mark . Staiaa ' "al FM**. Bat
ro“. - - • • - - . Vil f --- - - • f. - • - --- -
Fan Freight Centrality or likleping Dlyeationsianoty
Wile address either of the Lemmas Agents el Ms Ma-.
POW: - - - - • -
• le. A. BTEIVABIL Pitrsbarm
lt. Bailers. & Ce. Zabigaymmil.; .1. J. Johnston Etats,
Q.: R. MoNoely;h,layralle, Ay.; Onnsby d: fir,
rartamouth, O.; &deal- 'a Co., Miterson - a
yrt; B. W. Browtt .4 Co.,Chuinma,-04 e- it
.. , tch,ebnatt, 0.._- R. c.ldeldraint_numbson, •
os. -X- moose, Latuovine, Ky.: -- P.- Ei. . wit:lw At :
trellatatiet Nthali...„,_%l.%WaClO.l.l%ltar
k
rim, vill' e, Tenn.; ...ribs & littAke.oleo - 100 ,
1 2. 1 " 6 -`. Co., Chian% rilir.W. BLS- ,
aii.4 yr 4. Frvi.ht Amor ar Kamm as di ff srant monk
kg.; ri l aN a tatiLrii., '1. ' 1E64 'ft ' hi ' a r . - :' ----
:- -' ' ---- '-
---
'
GNAW A KOOzen, all Norm strealaitieseere.
coir & co., I Astor Roma/ or IL Without a., ICY.
zci. 4 CO.. No. 17,_litate States Boston.
111. N. Iffi t y p rw, Gang FreiehtAgeot, plane. . I
• K A. NO ,Glesn.Tieket Agent Philo.
lidc2FlE. antibitottAltoo,,,,, P.a. i - - .
. -W EST OHESA.B.R.
111M-I.9IPMAND 'PRILAOELPHIA
JRiI3iI-i- WINTEIT I tO MED RANY L EMEIIT,
streets.
Wain nortnesat corner or F4shteenth and Martel
On and after Mendes, Nov. 9tth utah the thane will
leave the northeast corner of Eighteenth and V* . kat
street. at 7.410 A. lli.. 2 and 4.20 r. Day
(=davit SA. rd 'and
g paitadelskuhst-743 A. M. and CIO P,
M.; and. on edneadays and eatardasa at 2P. ' M..
tionneotat Penneiton with the Philadelphia and Balti
more oentral Railroad. for Concord; ireggstt. Avon
dale. Oxford, to., wOOD,
nos . Oisnend.,Easerinioaditirt.
INLAND FREIGHT
feall9ll"ll6aTspo V TO NORFOLK
AND
The n‘wee ly *tie Via Seaford to Norfolk, Va.,
will be dinoontinatod for the present. A Daily Line will
takelhApleoro of it by way of Baltimore. Goode seat
to BAKATZEVB ersom. tune MARKET Street,
will ba k, w i th. dwiiti tt w. Asid. as low rates ea
lor Mir
T.Jleraterrf
FURNICSS, BR .
409 LEY
MARIC, & CO.,
NoE'T STREET.
BALE OF BRlTllBll,ltity GOODS.
By ormw of ljudgrwrito.rit, for ...ash. 981119 dflinnied On
voreceOrAMPOnatiOn.
011 Teesday Norms:
ktaroh atlo o'olook. for each.
onset 0 8 London fancy lawns.
7-8 " !LAM foldmadder prints.
7 , 9-8 " broc cmchame •
" ESTlStint rangtalifill
If
figured almo is.
- ** 6 4 West of England mdtgo blue cloth.
- * 4 8.4 linen Mumma.
Mega-Mob WE Holland.
sir Oven for_ examumnon early on the morning of
nale,
J.
UNDERWRITSitirtbs. FOR 00E1, or BRl
gra OILY 0001)13.
D ama ged psr ship John Trucks.
On Friday Jelorning.
Search 8. at 10 o'clock. for cash.
oases nook fold ginshnnii 6
f,oop p r intsOssrns, isoonets. and brilliants.
" fano' drees geode
bales WO tl e ana colored blankets.
-_-13P_Tirated 00 Um haridlcorohiefa , /so. .
Wr — Goods arranged for eannunsoon early on worn
inn of
N PANOUAST, AIJOLIONSMI., Sue.
=elm to B. SCOTT. Jim" 481 OMErnfri
BALE OF AMARMAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS. EMBROIDERIES, ttc.
By astalogne,g credlt,
Wednesday Morning.
March 6.1861 , commene nc at 10 o'clook precisely
PILIP ROSIN & 00.. AUOTIONXERS,
MO MARKET Street and Sin MINOR
POSITIVE BALE OF 170011 CARES BOOTS, SHOES,
AND BROGANS.
On Thursday Moraine.
March 7, at, 10 o'clock. will be sold, by catalogue
-1,000 eases men's, boys' and youthat calf and kin
boots, brogans, Congress; gaiters, Oxford ties. &c.
women's, musses', and children's goat and kid boots,
shoes, buskins, slippers, &o. Embracing a full assort
ment of fresh goods direct from first-class oily and
Eastern manufacturers.
MP - Goods *gen, for examination, with catalogues.
early on the morning of Pole.
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA, OR OAITLE
EPIDEMIC.
CATTLE DISEASE,
CATTLE DISEASE,
CATTLE DISEASE,
CATTLE DISEASE.
Aa unrolling remedy for this Weenie oan be bad bf
applying to Dr. H. OWE. No. 401 VINE Ntreet,
Fbilactelgbiti. Alan, medioictes for all kinds of diseases
in Horses
CUREWARRANTED, OR MONEY REFUNDED,
wAßKAffirritp, on. MONEY REFUNDED,
CUB.V. WARRANTED,HR MONEY REFUNDED,
CURE WARRANTED. Ott MONEY REFUNDED.
fre2s-wfm WSm
pRILADELPOIA TERRA. COTTA MA
raLVILOTOR VAII f. VENT)I sod GR.,_RMANTOWN
road and 1010 OMR NUT Street_,_ Vitrified Drain
and Wat,cr Mom Vend 'dirty Flues. Rot Air'Flees, and
Smoke }hum TalVie of Terracotta. and of suited)* wise
for every elms of bulldoze. This article is worthy the
attention of all parties. potting, en Midinga : LIM
lase eewevwe rape.% for caty arromrhge, voter popesiess
rooted to etand a nornre pressure. We arenow prepared
to contract with sitici or aorooratione for this artiole
any *malty. We Iforrsor our zoo& to, be equal if not
aeperaasr : o air other made in tne Sioitecl States
try revs nroirmarittl ' Mummy Mass - ...V *grin
NOTICE —The American Agency Pk the
111 LONDON STE REOSC OP IC. COMPANY having
been tramferrad from Means. Paul & Curtin to J.
Warner, the businem will, on and after March lat, be
conducted at 534 BROADWAY.
orders Punctually attended tap end goods sold on
the mast reasensbne terms
J. L. eitivEß.
eolo Agent London SteTeeeoopio Co.
0.. RAVE-STONES, URAVErSTONES.--
w-m stock of GTIIIVO 40110111 and Monumenoe to be
,old at very roduord imbue. Plasma call and examine,
before yoroharang elmewhere, at Marble Works of
A. STEIN M
fe2s-3m RIDGE Avenue. below ELSWENWE St.
J 3 ART AOA CABANA%
Neatuno, Punchinello. aid other celebrated brands
of Havana Cigars always on' band and for sale at the
lowest market rates by CR* It La. S XTB,
felt-18t 130 WALNUT Street.
g AVING FUND-PINT nit ()ENT. IN
TEPEPIT.--wATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
PANY. WALNUT Street, southwest corner of Third,
Philadelphia. Incorporated by the State of Pennsyl
vania.
alone 7 is received in any sum, large or small. and in
terest paid from the day of depoeit to the day of with
drawal.
The office in open every day from nine o'olook in the
morning till five o'clock in the evening . . and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till eight o'elook.
triv i A i rlia.kftrarte P i e reS s te n u t i.
WiLLIADI J. Miss, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Henry L. Banner. F Carroll Brewster,
......
k dward L. Carter, teseph B. Barr,
Robert Ztelfridge. Francis Lee,
Samuel H Ashton, Joseph Yerkee.
fl. Landreth Manna, Jamie L. Mechem:Kn.
Money ts received and paymentc made daily.
The investments are made n conformity with the
provisions o
ons of the Charter, in Real Estate Mortgages,
c,round Rents, and such first-eta,. eeourittea no win
always insure perfect security to the aepositere i ssul
vituch cannot fail to give permonenoy and Mabiliti to
this Institution. , and-
Fjl R A KLIN SAVING FUND, No.
136 South FOUPTR Street, between
' Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia. pays all
• • deposits on d emand.
_
of Depositora' money (soured by Government]
-
• State, and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mort
-9 Armes. &a
This Company deem. safety better than large
• !profits. consequently will run no risk with depo-
E '•aitors' money. but have it at all times ready to
8-; return with per cent. Interest to the owner,
4 , 'as they have always done. 'this Company
h , never suspended.
Females, married or single, and Minors, can
'deposit in their °sin right, and snob deposit. can
,', be withdrawn ONLT by their consent.
pi I Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the States
I of Pennsylvania. with authority to receive'
: money from trustees and executors.
LARGE AND SMALL SUMg 91 BCE' VED.
r, Office open daily, from 9 to S o'clock. and on
a' Wednesday evening until S o'ol.oob.
- DIRECTORS.
i 3 aoob B. Shannon. Cadwallader,
ohn Shindier. I%rire Russell.
.• : Malachi W. Blown, linlU
L:ling.
‘'. Jeremiah Comfort.
w 'pry Delan_y,
.4 i Vioholae Rittenhouse. iathan Sme dley.
J oi. H. Battertheraite. Jones Parkes,
John Alexander.
i ' JACOB B. SR ANIsON, President.
I
CYRUS CADWALLADIE. Treasurer.
I . 111)21-17
-4 SOUTH.---OHAR.LES
2111LAPSITPa 3
-vitinvaotoesmAagraggp.a,
• • - • - FREIGIST REDUCED.
Heavy freight at an avenue of wirirmen per cent
New York Steamship rates.
Sills lading for goods for points other 'bon the cities
of Charleston mid Savannah, mint be acorn/wanted
with certified invoices A , to insure prompt dolmen.
FOR CHRD% Tort.
The U. 8. Mall Steamship REYB7•ONE !MATH, Capt.
C. P. Marehman. wit sail for Charleston on Saturday,
March 9, at 10 o'clock A M.
FOR SAVANNAH. GA.
The U. 8. Mail eteamehip STATE of GEORGIA,
Cap sin John J. Carrie. will sail for Savanush on 13a.
torday,. bleach 10, at 10 O'OlOOllA. M.
ikr ..cods received over oar. and Bills of Lading
Mom , : at second wharf above Vine street.
Tea 'pianos.. arm-Wass side so beei enettmelazis KEY
STONE 8 FATE and STATE OF GEORGIA now run
as above every two woe's. than forming a wegitar nom
mtuuoahon with the South and Southwest, conneoAing
with steamers for Florida. and with railroads for new
Orleans and intermediate points.
[ INSURANCE.
Freiht and ineoranoe ens large proportion of Goods
shipped South will be lonnd to be lower by these ohms
the b 7 paling vonsel.g.
"untangle on all Railroad Fivoight u entirely
unnecessary, farther than Charleston or Savannah
the Railroad Companies taking all mike from theei
points.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
Fare by this route 25 tote per cent c heaper !him by
the Inland Route, as will be mien 1, 7 the following
sobedole. Through tickets from Philadelphia via
kton and Sav annah steamships, INCLUpING
LI3 on the w lo route, exempt from Char estou
and Savannah to OtalreMery
YIA t HARLESTON, PIA SaVAIINAIN.
Fd Charlellolsl...-- .310 00 To Savannah-- -Ole lk
Augusta..,..- - ....." 17 13 17 11)
Columbia -...90 00 0 1a0410---• 20 00
Atlanta— . sr 00 • Atlanta—.— 21 00
t utrotnery 101 00 31.00
-- 36 00 Albany-- ..... !SOO
' New Orleanr— —39 78 eriontgomeri.....:, NI
Nashville— -- 277) Sa co
Enozville.....-- so as New Orissa .... 3/ us
etotus —. 31 76
N. B.— passengers by this yenta aoeneot with the In
land Route in South Carolina and Georgia travelling
by the same oeaVey &ace/ ;glee to New Orleans.
No bit9inf lather signed r the coo tin" mu led.
No freight rgoeived 03 the day of sailing.
For freight orm . e_ripy to
kLe.ll.OOl Jr.& CO.
No. 146 riblefv, WICARVESI.
Agents in Charleston, 1., ER T. G .
G nUDD.
• Savaaah. HOTT S.
fr. rimm FLL.
Philadelphia and Raading
and Lebanon Valley I(.11.
northern Central.
Railroad.
tianbarr and Erie It, B.
4HIPB.
/ROM NEW TOES TO ravlgrooL.
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage
-. 72
RoM BOSTON TO'LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage .• • $llO
Nooond Cabin Massa 5e
The edge from tiew ork can Kati Harbor.
The an Ipa from Boston cell at s. and Cork Liar
bor.
PERSIA.. Cart Junkitut.P RICA, Capt. Shannon,
ARABIA, Catit..l. Stone. ICANADA Cent. Lant•
IMkt
riAYßlßtgablitha.
Capt. R. M. Boekle . EuRoPA. Capt. J. Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now bniktinr./
These Tomah; carry a clear white light at mast head ;
green on starboard bow; rod on port bow.
AbIEaLIN.
oAtil67- !Nivea EINNOO, Wednesday, Mar, 6
AUSTRALASI AN.
:••• - Moakley, " ..N. York, Wednesday, Mar.
Il
NIAGARA,., Moodie, " R ayon. Wednesday , Mar. 20
ARABIA. Mons. "N. York. Wadnesdar, Mar 27
CANAPA, nderson," Boaton, Wedneidar, April
APS Shannon, "N. York, Wedriaeo ay , April In
JKUROPIL. Cook. " Bolton. Wednesday. ..April 17
PEES' sJudkine, " N. York, Wednesday, April 34
B - ribs not secured until paid for.
An axperieno. d Burgeon on board.
The owners of these shins will not be acianuntable for
Gold. Silver, sininon,Specie, Jewelry, Preoions Stones
or Metals, unless bile or lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expreased. For freight or
passage, apply to R. CUBAN U.
mbe.tf 4 Roarline Green. New York.
_ _
it - ' ELIIISA ROUTE.—
..
RAIL - , •-- L —. --- PRILADELPRIA AND RI.-
: a 1 .
Th7 .4lff, CREST Ka i ' to Tamaqua Catairiara, Re
pert. Wilkesbarre So.raroort_Dasrrit.mbitiltonina
pacartilatha lop_ .hester i Orta l tkd__.iDetr r e l ti Tolod
owl na Urals , astrirentree, and all pontln arth ant
ICenser trainser4 leave the nest Depot of the Phi
ladelphia sad lilroA Railroad, corner BROAD Aoll
OALLowaiLL ritreeto, (Passenser entntnop on (311-
lawlall street .) dints Menders excepted). rar above
points. as Stßowe :
.--................aau
gt&TWEArans.,... - p .-1144"
Tios WA, At train oonDeots at Resort, fors VitiWatelffillart s ' Bli.sMht a th e
A .
a above Mini or ot oonueotiona at Euxra
witkthe trains of the N ew York and_Brie
onaßiarns Fan an iittrale. New York '24 Erie.
Ile, York Centro. Railroads. from alt points Nora and
Wiest. and the Canadaa.
Jlagaegeoheakrm to Shnira, Buffalo, and Suspension
finds*. and all iLtermedtate points.
'Wickets tombs 1 - .. et, the ritiledeiehus and El
mira RailreadLar e a Ottioal northwest earner of
HUTH and 011.-- ,61 PreirKtroott- mid at OM' or
14"t i , 1 6 11 6 =8' f . ' TN "; Im ag. _ num '
. . I'
Broad
d ; Z i r gt hr
alts ' t
;' ly lad (
alli t ril l r " n illld
m g
-PWitiVesta a North, atireit 7 all
yressets not- - be debvered be ore a P.M. to Imre
• theor gar :'lizt i •
ATolp Froilkt Depot,
Trifit rk
---• ' ' • CRAB; .770 - P :__ i nt irent„
Nortirweet earner -smut sad lessnamtiirittriels.
—_______•___:______.
_____ . vattaisios..
N0T10.11.--OHASTKR
VALL/B Y RA IL ROADo-PAG.
- 81SNGICR-TWA,INS POft Doornitiorrowri AND IN
TBILMSDIATS FAVIODB.—Ort and after No ath,
1800,:tho Paateiatar TraMo for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Passenger ['root of the Plilla
•oolohis and Reading Railroad Company. corner of
sad CALLOWBIL... opens, (passenger en
triune on
MORNING TRIO n for Downingtown 1 t
`A‘: M.
AFT.FRNOON TRAIN for Dalrldßitosra leaver at
LIO P. Id.
DAILY (Sundays ozooDted).
r . order of the Board of Mammon of the Philadol-
Ohio and Reading Railroad Coni_porm
gone W. 11. Bacl.EriNY, &orators.
W - .11 . 1:13
116411 - 411 M-TRAINB vi
NUS RAI T VPAD, Wave dApui. eanterr,M/I
ud 514. EM al 400 A. Al.- lIJO P. Rt., !g o',
1,301,
~. .
TIM ADAMS rZXpRINg
Co„Calikolio magysillitiarest.
torwards.Pa Epoipmies• 9h•Nds% novo.;
d apeem. eahar wy4ll ,vina: • kV. - JewmuliikUv i
vith sew?: Nftrest:ce i to, valts'airriug ed o
linnilliswit.S6ll.l4l,l7ll.H.,ltfc,-ii. U ! 14111,4:80 -4
il.
SAVING FUNDS.
ittle. but often, , la t ,e Purse:
"A Dffilar .avou! [vim iwnoil."
RIPPING
THE BRITIBI3 AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
=Za=!=
EXPRESS COMPABIES.
ALES By AUCTION
TIMMAS &
[V "
139 anti 141 kmoi l . 4. tit
Formerly ;inc. :trid ;19-
3100X8 AND REAL E STATE—Tr to, F
Pamphlet eatateenee now read s ,
seripbonwithin
the or
to be aOlit ~749'41
Rh Mot— yiet or sail's Mara% )2, '5
large amount 0 , real estate at private 4 1;,%tdig;
Tim NEAT MOTTE.FV — i - 1 -.----- tasi o - NcE
Fifteenth street. will he held at PtiVA.lBl.o.l7.6°l'o4llr
days, at a moderate time,
• i.,
grrOCIMAND REAL p.:‘,1• 4
SALES AT THE A.ACIIA niGE Ev i ...T.t.
ow Handbills of each property i n ,:i' a n d i 4 E4. I ,
addition to which we pubilah, on The Batti l m e l_htit,`, l 4
....
each male, one thourlnd o unlogueg ' 41 :1,. . 1
Filo, giving fall deiscriptioni of rdi 0 , • la 0,,,Y,..
Rap e , , 14 •
following Tuesday.
" oaßt t he
JESIATE AT PRIVTp N , , i k
We have a large amount of r ear eriV-E.
sale; inoluding every description of alp. e it It
. n .,porty. Printed lists may be had at thw. 4 ta ..., , .1
'— PRI VATP.: BALE /tEGl.Tatpliq,
sr Real , estate entered on our privet e -.' ' '
and advertised occasionally in,ore publi c ;Ie r.,
of wAtioh one thousand copies aro pr it it . l4, , ,
free of charts.
B TOCRA. tto.
ab March a, at 12 o'oll n k i'll uoo "d o. a li the hihstEkt.
.770 Delaware Delaware Mutual Insurance ',comp % ,
____ nr - 1,,,
REAL EWTATP: as LE—MA set ! z ' I
Grabens' Court aele—Estate Or NR.T.C.I Re i
LOT Or GROODT 0, southwest eers sr 0 , 111-r:
Onterio streets.
•
tweert South and Steepen streets. and e,Z:n.
aTORR AN D DWELLING, N o , g m penn
street. 4 '
Rl' E 41.4: CO LI "i TR *
PEREIIPT,P.,„i hers ' r ' / PRW
Ey order o. ..... o. Pan ! I ri m ,. 4, E A:
well-secured Th. '
fusible lot, 70M semi , near the vihate sf
t he Twenty-tei rd ward. about MO yards hem Nre.,:
r;
vs a year.
te a reat o ik u e N .
titiVel
REAL ESTATE SA LEI—MA Reit
Enealltore Peremptory Nale—Enlac e e
Harts. deed-JPIIREE-- , TORVIIAI
Parker street. between Fifth aLti
seethwark.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK Ow F LL ,,,
gealt street. west or Coral Eine t. e 1 7:II
re•ftrlytOTY Pele.-311,AT MOD h
No 423 tinnwlt Fifteenth street be ow Pine ET 1 .!
TWO Nr.LUARLE GROUND- HEN - glet
—one o f them sia2 a year. end the
SOINIZatI on a %minable lot of Around and h,
^+l,
..iteeet,e9ota or Nobre 111 .r0e , , late "4"4
berstes. (!..
Sale No, 1710 Ra°
RUPER , OR. FIJR/CTURF,,% ‘ Ei rre q•
b m001)
FRENCH-PLATE MIRKUR a ,
tco. ISET
Tun ?iterates
March 4, at 10 o'Clook, by ea talogue, at No it
Attest, the superior parlor. dining mom, u , d
furniture, hue Preach-plate oval mirror,
rosewood piano-forte. tapestry valve t ear
Dee a„
Also,the liriteben furniture.
orir rasa be examined at 8 e'eloos 0 ,,
the sale. Ifkra.4.
Bale southeast earner of Fourth and km'
LA RUB &ND riUPnRIOR CoU
TABLIsa, H ELVIN°. ac,
This Morning,
Marsh 4, at 11 o'olook. at southeast eurue r at ,
and Market. the large and snowier rutinte r ,,Z , ...
tables, large quantity of shelving, drswer
ns , 4
Wert &a.
Also. the large and ',stumble signs .
May be auditioned on the therein; ui o'eloak. '6,4
BALE OP VALUABLE MISCELLANEOL:a
On Tuesday Evening, MI
March b. at the Auotten fitore, a ootieottaq
ble miaaelianenit. works. on 11111 ary,ftimu:tre
greekv. vs tens edinona 01 the Poets. &e.
MT For path:alarm see catalogues.
We at Nes. 139 slut 141 :tenth Fut',
SOPBR.IOR I:IIILNITUtta, FRE:iCH PLEfi , „
ROM!, PIANO-FORTKB, BR UattEla COODO
On Thutadny
At V o'olooh, at the Amnion Store, au
excellent mewed-hand fttratture, etlant
n ue =neer., ogrpeta, etc [;nit. Suu I= l
housekeeping. removed to the ct.-rt. • ,
eels.
Sale at the Girard Rouse, Chtattint
ELEGANT FURNITURE'. LARGE MANT - ;l * ,,
I'..ER MIRRORS, PIANOS. CHA MALI N
TAINOI, R:LLIARD TARI.Ent,
On Monday hlornin;,
March 11. et 10 o'oloolr. 110 soldt DU
without reserve, for Gash , the entire elega nt
of tits
GIRARD ROUSE. CHESTNUT BTR ET
Balms Ninth street. comprising the ms•eut
walnut furniture of fourteen parlors. eletv;
pets. pianist, large mirrors, and chandelvrs,
entire dining-room furniture, ohira. play. sm! ; 4 .
were, together wit h furniture of about WS (JAIy
furnished in rosewool and walnut with fit; 4 , 4 .
hior mattress.... spring beds, and bedding ; Cs: 4r ,
room furniture. tr o
BILLIARD T BL.EB.
Aka, elegant Win wood billiard tables suta
ble beds, made by Phelan. nearly new and to c ci c
order. Also. elegant carved oak Firrneh When 2.
cats 000 frame.
SW he entire furniture of the house on L
$130.000.
atir For particulars see natalorusiu
M OSES NATHANS, A 0 OTI t , 1% Lt
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. lOC%
corner of AIXTR and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SA :.E.
gOll2O of the finest GOLD PATENT LEM :
0/1110NOMETEE WATCBEEI manufactutedaa
the usual selling prices. gold lever and lepine
silver lever and !opine watches, Englinh. Svet
French watchea, at astonishingly low prices, jert
every description, very low, gang, pistols, mesa •
qrtruments, first. quality of . Havasu'
.cigars, et la;;;
Insportistion once, in quantities to snit Phrohasest
TIITICRIII other kinds of oods.
11:DSPLEN DID SET OF DIAMONDS AT PitiVr:
SALE.
Consisting of diamond and seal breastpin
rings. Price *t9o. Coat in Paris 51.400.
A splendid single-stone diamond breast•pit. a
81110, coat IPA
OUT DOOlt SALES
Attended to personally by the Auctioneer
.066traearnent. of any and *you loud of smut
toted. MOSES :teal&
MONEY TO LOAN
820,000 to 1011,11, at the lowest notes, on disz - .
watobea t iewelry . silver plate, dry geode, Weakly ,
eerie', ma nn', lusolware, outlay', pianos, stirron3
satire, bedding, and on goods of every desecpta.
lane or mall amount,. front one dollar to Ente...l
for angdanttn of time agreed on. •
S7' The Oldest Fetablzetwl Bosse in tbs
Kr Private entrance on RACE Street.
Iferßnsiuess hours from 9 A M. to a P. M.
Reim,' Insurance fa. the benefit of depco:.3.
CWAROIieI ONLY TWO PER CD:.
riar Advanoes of 11100 and npwards at .v. , ,nttn.
Advances of SEM and upwards, at one retutt..ii ,
abort
SAMUEL NATLIANS, AUCTioNIE
No. .e2li South !MIND StrOOt. Wow
LARIP3 SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGE!.
.By order of Abraham Nathan., brow.
Tuesder Morning.
March 11,141, at 9X o'clock. cowman( ° V. 0.44
diverpatent levor , ood other watches, enle tie
finger-rums, breest-pies, medalbone
l i kixprre, coats, pants, vests, shawls, dream
nitlroll,-IT - Wergoti• ateuut• rop &loom
me over the legal length of time will mill mitt*
the Same, othervve they will he mkt on the eh ri
ABRAHAM NATHAN& Br
N. W. oor. BIXTR end GALLO W H ILL dim
mhl-10V
MFITZPATRICK it BROS. la
• TIONEERS. 684 CHESTNUT Ator.
LEO.
BALligl EVERT EVEN/SG,
At 7 rOolook t of Books, 1514•ZialiOrY end mr.cl
Veit olookii, silzor plated Wire, e.
tzl, musical tastraemento,
HOeita7. dry zooda. boots and shoes, et.t4
ohdaidtso oCovery daeorrpUtel.
DAY 5A....E.13 every moods:, WedneedaY.‘u
day at le o'clock A. Id.
rItIVATE SAL.NIt.
At private sale several largo ocrunsrunents
books, stationery, silver-plated ware, crx
nay soma. /to. To which is solicited ills stay t,
• ity and country merchants arid others.
Congimments 'chatted of all kin& of mart:lto
or either publics or private
11lir Liberal oaah advanoen mule on Oonsigna.ort
Unt-door sales promptly attended to.
ACHINERI ANI) IRO'
am PENN STEAM INGINI A
BOILEII. WOEXII.:-NYAFM
E at i gdt9oll l a R ta 1 i7853, 1 41 Wi t
ant r
OUZO haTtn. or many years. Sea
aloe p tion, and bwen exelaerreir apratiii
building end repairing Marine and River Eriglau.!l
end low preeaur a Iron Boats, Water Tanga. rtot.:^
attip 40. t reePeoefully offer their serr.oee II?
as bellA ItIAT or_oaered to oontnant. for ankle!
sizes. marine, River, and Stanuaarr , tamer It!!
patents of different size,. are are en le emir , '
den with amok dearintoti. Every description of FiXd
making made at the aherteat notice, Nish
Preemie, Fte, T, atrial/t a t Cylinder Boforhe:v
best Penney vents ohs on. Foram,. or P i '?
tzd kieds ; ran and grass ince of all dee , :11 ,4
Mall Trireme, eorew Oatgtes, and ell tithe. e t. f t ul
merited with the above buidnees,
Drawings and "Deal cations for all work our
sortabbskunent, free of oilers°, and work gesture
The subsenbere hove ample wharf deck Iva Esit.
pairs of WSW, where they man Ile In DEM" Mi*
Ong are provided nth thtutrs, Weeks, fee. tt.
icy Taming lean Or Lek: ibtu.
• go s FIE
c i nit PLREinEAt. .
BEA sat l'Aidell,t too_
isic-t.
irstrestssi mirsatcs, JOHN I. COPE.
WILLIVIII,_ MUSICK. Estrytzr satt , i
SoUTHWARK. FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREET!.
PRILJAIRLPHIA.
MERRICK a. SONS,
ENGINEERS AND u NIACH,NITS. iyi ,"
Mmfacture Sikh and Low Pressure Mess
foy . land. ricer. and marine servioe. • 'S
soden. Gaaometers, Tants, Iron BOata• h •
tags of all kinds, either iron Workss. ,
• tron Pratte Roofs for Sass, WeYks o,
road Stations. ato.
&skirts and Gas Msohinery of the latinit sad ro ll
Proved cionstreetion.
liven desoript}on of Plantation filsolutierl o2 , ! ;
aual t,riat YEIOUUM Pav
litauverrains, pefeoators, Filters, PI/rayon rti
ko.
Sole Arent. for N. Rillietix's Patent Stit , l l3 °,l
Apparatus Neemlttt's Patent ' teem Hammer, n t i t , : ; ,
ruwall & Woissy a Patent Centriraysi baiter
Machias
FAIRMOUNT MACHINE WORKS.
WOOD St., begween Twestr-first angles?
seocelL Established MI ri 17
The undersigned, successor to the tare kris O•
WOOD_, will gentians the business in all its br&DC':,;
heretofore. Power Looms and all tor.ohluei 00r0‘...
with them. Embossing Callender'. Lard Oil P.
Shafting, and Machine Mork in general.
Thankful for past farms. he would resentful!!
a continuance of the patronage so hberalli ksito,B%,
glin late firm. THOMAS 111 '
Philadelphia, Jan. 22. ISM.
POINT PLEASANT
ku&tcß Street. Kensinston.
&LAN iI.TIESIS inform! Ku friends that. hacri o
skated the entire stock of rename st the ahel.
dr7iii• La mw prepared to repel,* orders fer lit 0
VIM, and Sew Mill seeetiuge, Rose, Ceeepoi r e
mow Work_, Swum. Olatingi mime fr om
lterstere oasala Fusaaes. ip drear P."
ser
*ea.
JOB PRINTING
THE NEW JOB PRINTING Will
" THE PRESS"
..d4310 0
la prepared to ezeente neatly, cheaply, arid
rnrsy DINCIITTIOIII OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL rB/141°d
BOWEL
PAMPHLIM,
PArns HOOKII#
BLANKS OF MIVERY DRSCRIPTIO :i
CAROL
POSTEItS.
EUNDBILLA
AtIMO/IKURX, LAWTERE
auu!.oHmura, MAN UFACTOR
Lumuxin AND INSURA.NCZ COMnlal.
MP Alt oilis6 left it the IPnblanation 014
01 I I°
PO l
P.M, Pio. an ousarners stmt. will Pr
Nttesulted
pRISCH ZI:NO--Pure SNOW of
emend(Virile. Montagne & Co.'lo emen d
On wile IV' WE'rKERILL & BRO AA NDir ,
-Nora
VIEUWILE GRUM —Manufacbir eci ag g.
11 60 for sib by, weviels & 0119 1 -901
jjin mil 401forsk
CIRCULARS.
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