PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
HARRISBURG, April 13.
• !SENATE.
The Senate ints called to order at ten o'clock by Mr
PENNEY. Speaker NO tem.
BILLS In PLACE.
Mr. BERRILL. an act to inoorPo
Cheater Telearaph Company. tate the Media and
Mr. BOUGHTER, an not to anthotiae,_ .
tow Nary Ann
Beam to tyannaot business PS a few= • , ''`
Mr. FULLER. a suppi•ment
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w ao mo t has !er ta eo l t en a
bridge over the Yougtugheni "
up and passed.
On motion of Mr. CLYII , I ER 4,
thei not rules were
panned with, end a aupolement , .
charterer Me runnicipiti o = d ration of the City of wen
ding, was taken UP and P ve place a furthers°. p-
Mr.KETCHA M. on ISA .
PIOISSIIS in relauon to hawkeran d pedlere in Eichaylklll
county
ON sEcOND "HAZING.
Au act to provide for the ordinary expenses of Go
vernment.
The first section WIN pulsed.
The second seetion was amended by striking out the
eatery of the Adj utant General, that officer being pro
vided for In the war bill."
The third and fourth sections were passed without
amendment.
Mr. FINNEY moved to amend the fifth section by re
instating the o-ark in the canal department in the Audi
tor General's office. which was agreed to—yeas 21, nay.
e. The section ea amended was pasted.
Mr. FINNEY moved to reinstate the seventh clerk in
the Surveyor General'. office, which was not agreed to
--seas 12, nays 17. The sixth section was adopted.
The seventh. eighth, and ninth sections were passed
without amendment.
Mr. ReleltiON moved to amend the second line in the
tenth section, so as to make the Balser of the Deputy
Fupertntenctent of Common Schools $1,700, instead of
81,407 per annum.
The amendment was withdrawn, and the 8300 allowed
for expenses, stricken put by the committee, m
etered. The section, as amended, was passed.
The eleventh section was plumed.
Mr. ',AWES'S GE moved to amend by allowing forty-
Lye dollars for lemurs made in the School Department.
The twelfth reetion, as amended, was paned.
The thirteenth, fourteenth. fifteenth, sixteenth.
seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth. twen
ty-firer, and twenty-second sections were passed with
out amendments.
Mr. HIESTAND moved to amend the twenty-third
section by adding one thousand dollars to the Home for
Friendless Chi'dren in Lancaster. Not agreed to.
Mr. WE I ASH moved to strike out the Northern Home
for Friendless Children. Not agreed tu.
The twenty-third Beaton was passed.
The twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth sections were
passed.
The twenty-sixth section, making an appropriation
to the State Lnuatio Asylum, gave rise to some debate,
and a proviso was adopted compelling the man
to mak ing_a statement of their yearly Imate.
Mr. GREGG moved to strike out the 05,000 for re
pairs. Not agreed to.
The section as amended way passed.
Mr. YARULItY moved to amend the twenty-seventh
emotion by striking out the tau thousand dollars appro
priated to the completion of buildings for the Training
iohool at Media. Agreed to.
Mr. SERRILL moved to amend by inserting 51,000
to complete the necessary out-buildings, which was
agreed tn. The 'eaten es amended was agreed to.
Mr. FINNEY offered an amendment to come in at
the end of the twenty- eighth section, repealing the
ioint resolution lately passed to purchase Colonial Re
cords end Archives for the use of members and Sena
tore. which wee esreed to.
Mr. YARDLEYmoved to strike out the appropria
tion to the Normal tehools. which was not agreed to—
yeas 13, nays 14. The section as amended was agreed
to.
The twenty-ninth. thirtieth. thirty-second, thirty
third, and thirty fourth sections. were passed.
1 Mr. LAWRENCR offered a new section making an aP
propriation to the Pennsylvania Colonization society.
which was not agreed to—yeas 12, nays 16.
The thirty- fifth section was passed.
Mr. IMBR E moved , to restore the amount of two
thousand dollar/ for the improvement of the public
grounds- Not agreed to—yeas 13, nays lg.
Mr. SMITH moved to amend the section by adding,
and the bill making a special appropriation to the Far
mer's High School, is hereby repealed.
The CHAIR ruled the amendment out of order.
The section, as amended, wee papist
The t h irty-seventh Emotion, making an eaptopristion
to the Westminster College, was moved by Mr. Welch
to be stricken out. Not agreed to—yeasl2, nays 13.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. lIMIVIT moved that the -Senate proceed to =a
sides the supplement to the Revised Penal Code. which
woe agreed to. The Senate resolved itself into com
mittee of the Whole, Mr. Schindel in the chair, and
the bill passed the committee with amendments.
On motion, the Efenate proceeded to a second reading
and consideration of the bill, athich passed, and on a
suspension of the ?Idea was reseed finally—yea, 28,
nays O. IThe bill ro enact! the old law of treason
as,atust the United States and the Commonwealth-I
On motion, the consideration of the appropnation bill
was ee,mmad.
The thirty-seventh. lhittg-ellthth, thirty-ninth. and
fortieth sections were named.
The .forty-first. forty-second, forty-third, and forty
fourth nectionewere passed.
The forty-fifth. forty-sixth. forty-seventh, forty
ghth, forty-ninth. fiftieth. fifty- first. and fifty- seventh
sections were passed.
Mr. ROBINSON offered an additional section an-
Propriating 84,i 00 to the Westminster Collegiate Insti
tution. which was not agreed to—yeas IS, nays 13.
On motion, the mite were suspended, and the bill
vaned finalli.
DILLS VONSIDERED.
Mr. For my called sp_ the supplement to an act in
corporating the city of Eno. reseed
sCHINDEL - , on leave, read in place a nipple
meat to the act incorporating the Robert's Iron Com
pany.
Mr. SMITH called up a public bill, entitled an act re
lative to corporator a. Passed.
Mr. BENSON called up an act relative to a case
pendins in the Court of Tiosacounty. Passed.
MUM
Mr.
. on leave, read in place a supplement to
the not into rating the Iclatituto of Protestant Den- •
COBS, of AllegbenT county.
Mr. CONNELL called up as act for the conveyance
of certain real estate. Patted.
Mr. BOUND, CC act to remove the dead from a Cer
tain burial ground in Northumberland. Paired.
Mr. CONN ELL,an ac t to vacate portions of Thorny
son street, in the Twenty-fourth ward of Philadelphia.
Pained.
Several bills of an unimportant character were pass
ed, when the Senate &Doomed.
=an
On motion of Mr. McCLURE the Senate proceeded
to consider the bill tor the setter organization of the
militia of this Commonwealth.
The senate resolved itself Into Committee of the
Whole,. Mr. Lawrenoe in the Chair, and the seve
ral sections pulsed without opposition.
On motion, the Senate proceeded to a second reading
and eopeidenstion of the bill.
The find seotion was read.
Mr. WELSH called the yeas and nays, and said that
he desired. for himself and hit Democratic colleagues,
to place upon the Janrnal their reasons _for voting
against this MIL
The fast. second, and third sections were peeled by
a strict , party vote. On the fourth section Air. Irish,
Republican. voted no, with the Democrats, and on the
fifth eeehoo Mr. Meredith voted no. with the Demo
crats. On the sixth section MT. Irish voted no.
The rules were suspended. and the bill passed finally,
by a strict party vote—yeas 27, nays 6.
On motion of MT. W KISH. the Committee of the
Whole resumed the consideration of the appropriation
bill.
The 50th and 3lst sect ions were passed without amend
ment. The 32d section was passed.
Mr. 8081Na01 , 4 offered an additional section making
an appropriation of 515,000 to Westminster Collage.
The 33d. 34th, and 35th sections were passed without
amandnisnt-
Mr. GREGG moved to strike out that part of the 36th
eeotica which appropriates $l,OOO for the improvement
of the public grounds.
Mr. CLYIeIk:R moved to amend by striking out two
thousand and insernns one, which aqui agreed to, and
the amended section passed.
MTh' 37th, 38th, 39in, 40 h. glut, 42d, 43d. 44th, 45th, 48th.
47th, 45th, and 49th sections were passed without
ameudineot.
Mr. WELSH offered an additional section, providing
for the pay of as officer on the Columbia Railroad.
Passed.
The allth and Rat motions were pained, and the cow
luituse reported the bill gone through with.
` Mr. CRAWFORD. en ant relative to the destruction
of certain animals in Juniata collar. Pa•aed.
Mr. GREGIci, an act to incorporate the Kittanny Val
le Y and Lick Run Railroad Company. Passed.
Mr. HALL, supplement to an act to authorise the ap
pointment of an auctioneer in the borough of Johns
town. Passed.
Mr. IMPRLE. an cot to revive and oontinne in force
as act to incorporate a company to build an artificial
road from the river Ectinylklll, at Reading. to Hum
melstown. Passed.
Mr. IRISH, eupplement to an act to incorporate the
Institute of the Protestant Deacons of the county of
Allegheny. Paired.
Mr. R c.TCHAM. an act to run and fix the boundary
Ines between Colombia and LOZOILIO counties. Passed,_
Mr. LIMON, an act relating o the borough of
Rome; to the county of Bradford. Passed.
Mr. paHRF,DiTH, an act to incorporate the Aurora
Oil Company.
A number of other small Private bill" Were Passed.
when the Senate adjourted until Monday morning, at
ten o'clock.
HOWE.
The House was called to order at ten o'clock.
On motion of Mr. ABBOTT, the Bowe took up the
bill for the relief of the securities of Mr. Strickler, late
collector at Columbia on the State road. Passed.
The House refused to suspend the rules for the pas
sage of the apportionment bill.
[At this moment tae Speaker was requested to read a
telegraphic despatch which he had received. The de
spatch was read. stating that Fort Sumpter had been
reinforced; two "easels sunk; the men esosping in
boats to Sumpt•r Major Anderson was throwing red
hot shot into Charleston ; two buildings were on ire.
This was received by a storm of applause.]
Mr. ARMSTRONG said he hoped that the members
would not be deceived by such a despatch. It was a
silly hota—a jest that was, to say the least, in very bad
taste.
s! air. RIDGWAY desired an investigation, for the par-
Dose of finding out who perpetrated such a despicable
Mr. AR_MSTRONG said the information of its ohs
aa-
naoter came to him caaaally, and he did not desire to
betray confidence.
The Speaker (Mr. DAVIS) said the TIMM owed it to
itself that the author of this despatch should be made
known if he was a member he should be expelled from
the floor.
t=ome farther convenratien took place between the
members, when the subject was dropped.
A motioa was made to reconsider the vote by which
the Hollow refutied to suspend the rules on the abhor.
tionment bill. The rules were amended.
Mr. atraTlN moved that the Rouge go into com
mittee of the whole for special amendment. Not
agreed to.
Mr. T !LACEY moved to strike out Wayne in the
hie • .th distri and insert Carbon.
EZ),44:ANirata=l
.B -t, moved to strike out Carbon in the Tenth
district And, insert Wayne. to strike out Warne in the
Eleventh distriet end insert Carbon. Not agreed to.
The bin in its original shape, under operation of the
previous znestion,passed finally7yeas 4.8. nays 37:
The yeas and nays were requited by Mr. FRAZIER
and Mr. TRACY, and were as follows :
Yzas—Messrs. Abbott. Acker, Alexander, Anderson,
Armstrong, Aahoom. Barnaler, Bartholomew. Bine!,
Bisier, Brewster Burns, Cowan, Crag, Douglass. El
liott, Goehnng. Gordon, Graham ! „Harvey, Hayes, Hill
man, Hood, ilofius. Huhn, Irvin. Koch. Lawrence. Low
ther. MeGontgel, Marshall, Mullin, Patterson, Peirce,
Preston, Pughe. Rear. Ridgway, Robinson, Roller,
Seltzer, Steinman, Taylor, Walker. White. Wilder,
Wilson, Davis, (dpeaker)-48.
NA4S — kiesers. Austin, Bail Blanchard, Bliss, Boyer,
Brodhead, Butler of Carbon, Butler of Craw ford, Cald •
well. Clark. Collins. Cope, Dismant, DiVIIIS, Donley,
Duffield. Dunlap, Ellenberger. Frazier. Gaalrill. Beek,
0111, Rline,Leasennrlf. Llohtenwaliner. hloDonoukb.
manifold 'dyers. Oeterhout. Randall. Rear,
Rhoads. limith of Herbs, Banith of Philadelphia, Teller,
Tracy, Wilhams —Si.
BILLS PISSED.
To incorporate the Beavor Coal Navigation Com
pany.
A inipplement to the, not to incorporate the North
Eccoud-street Market, in Philadelphia.
A bill to incorporate the Perry Iron ComPUT.
An eot to Incorporate the Areated Steam engine Com
palsatr.y•
WILI/EY moved an amendment to confine the
company to their own patents.
r. 2dOOILE, opposed the amendment. and it was lost.
The bill WILIS passed.
An act to incorporate the Leoesoo Oil Company.
Adjourned until afternoon.
A9IZIIIOOIf 87.85 ION•
[Mr. eIBSITII. of Philadelphia, desire, It to be under
stood that when he voted against the military blithe
was of the opinion that the neeette,ty did not exist for
its saaiss,se. Daring the session on Itriday evening the
telegraphic reports of the attack on Fort Sumpter.
which were read in the House. were satisfactory evi
dent* to him that the necessity did exist for its rage.
That was the reason why he changed his vote.
The following hips on the private calendar were taken
up and mimed.
An act to amend the charter of the Union Saving*
and Building ASBOOlation of West Philadelphia.
An act to incorporate the gas 0013191147 of the bo
rough of Lewisburg.
A farther supplement
COM/Mut to the act incorporating the
PeousYlvetua Coal t"-
Anact to incorporate the Juniata Iron Company.
A supplement to an ass to inovroorate the i"rthern
Rome for Friendless Children.
A farther supplement to an set incorporating the
Pittsburg Gas COMMIT.
A impplement to an act to incorporate the Frankford
Mutual Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
Supplement to the act moorporating the borough of
Dillsounr, in York +worms. -
An aot to moorporate the Oil Valley Telegraph oorc
pan!.
A farther supplement to the set imthoriging the con
struction of a grater comae in Clinton county.
An act to incorporate the Empire Hook and Ladder
Company Pic 1. of Lancaster.
An aot mcoryorate the Potter County Forest Im
provement Company.
An suit to moorponite the Ohio and Missisrappi Steam
Packet COMMIT.
C oal
An es
Cotnl relat iveieuip to the transfer of stook in the Doak
to the several acts in relation
theaot supPleMelitarY
to Omen BiAge Improvement Company,
An act to incorporate the Union Mutual Insurance
Company of Westmoreland.
An act to incorporate the Loan Association of the
Mr ne t thiladelphia.
An to incorporate the Philadelphia Market Com
pany f arther supplement to the sat COWSOlideting the city
of Philadelphia, relative to school directors in the
Twenty-m=l.d ward.
An act to incorporate the Lancaster Mutual Fire In
auranoe Company.
AgtaoLto amuse the name of the Fellowship Fire
Engine Company of Germantown.
A further supplement to an act to incorporate Mount
Union Cemetery. in Allegheny eounty, approved the
Uth %f irm a pril, WM.
Af' supplement to an act to meerperate the
Bedford SPringa Association, approved Mtn*
A supplement to an aot to inoorporage the Gee Mining_
yof Lancaster county, maned the Bth day of
Ai let' .Pr
or= °lace
An act to incorporate the Luzern, Coal Transporta
tion Company-
A further supplement to an not incorporating the
Bedford Iron Company.
- supplement to an act, entitled an eat to incorporate
the borough of Patterson, in the county of Juniata.
approved March , 15e3.
An sot to inoorporate the Pike County Mutual flim
flam* Company.
An eat to Mom - Potato the Pennsylvatiia Oil Company.
An eat to incorporate the Lugar Valley Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Clinton county.
An sot incorporating the Nay Aug Hoge Company
No. I. in the borough of Scranton, Luzern° oounty.
An act to moorPorste the members of the Franklin
street Methodist Epteoopet Church, of the borough of
Johnstown, Cambria county.
A further supplement lo en eat authorising the citi
zens of the borough of Mercer to erect a Union school
house in said borough, approved the 13th day of May,
A. 3.18.56.
An act to incorporate the town of Newburg, Cumber
land ootinty t into a borough.
An sot to incorporate toe Society Alumni of the law
department of the University of Pennsylvania.
Joint resolution relative to the purchase of military
charts.
An act to ineorDorato the BhaWMut and Ridgway
Railroad Company.
An act supplementary to an act entitled, " An act to
incorporate the Philadelphia and Olney Railroad Com
pany"
An act to alter. renew, and extend the charter of the
Tritalesmon's Saving Flint! and Loan Association of
Philadmphia.
An sot supplernontary to a supplement to the act of
eorsolidation of the city of Philadelphia, rialiged the Met
April. /M k relative to OUlVann.
An relative to school directors in the borough of
Franklin, in Battling° eounty
an act to authorize the election of a treasurer in
Mclntire township, Lyromint county.
An not to authorize the trustees of Union Seminary,
New Berlin, Union county, to borrow money.
An act to inoorporate the Pawners' Loan Association
of Philadelphia.
An act to incorporate the Oakland Park Association,
An act supplementary to the charter of incorporation
of the Wetherili Zino ComeanY.
An act to incorporate the Allegheny Oil Company,
An act relating to Allegheny county, empowering
the J udges of the Court of Common Pleas to appoint a
controller for three Care.
Mr. ARMaTit.OI , 4C. said it would impede the collec
tion of the Allegheny bonds.
Mr. WILLIAMS spoke earnestly in favor of the bill.
A further supplement to an act entitled. "An aot to in
corporate the Philadelphia and Delaware River Rail
road Company.
Adjourned until ten o'clock on Monday morning.
FRILADELPRLIL BOARD OF TRADE.
EDMUND A. "ODDER,
GEORO". L. B I BBY, COMMITTEE OF FRB MONTII.
EDWARD O. B DDLE,
SAILING OF THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM. THE UNITED STATES,
SHIPS LIAVE FOS . o.ele
Kangaroo- .--.New York—biverpooL—.--Aprtll3
New York..-- New York—Women—. April 13
John Bell— N en , York __Glasgow ---- i I 13
Borusein--- ...New York... Hamburg— --April 16
America-- Boaton _Liverpool .Apri 17
FROM EUROPE.
slitPB LIAVZ . /OR D.a.TR
Fulton...—. Southampton—New Y0rk—........April 3
tilasgoW—..— Live rpooll r ew York— —April 8
Rsraria— .Bonthampton ow York —....--April 4
North Briton. Liverpool— Portland— _April 4
ri i 444ra __. _ Livernool_Bol ton --- ----April 6
Kedut...............1.1u0rp001 Hen Dix & 11. Y— .Aptil 6
Clolumbia.—._Gaiwar—Booton— • ---- —Aonl 6
salmi= asses
At the Merehargee Ssee, Philadelphia.
Ship Tonawanda, —Liverpool. May 1
Ship Daphne. Havener soo
Ship Westmoreland. soo
ship Wm cumminga. t.,0,..—......gayery00t, goo
Ship Belle of the Ocean, coo
Barli en Morrison. coo
Barb Fenelon. Hotting wernando Po, coo
Burk Soo. Bride. Mayo Cork, sos
Brig B T Martin, ....Be yams, coo
Wig Mantled Noy, Ginn, coo
Brig Loango, Ado de Cuba. goo
Brig Thomas, Da goo
Bohr Gao l Jones, Cr0wed—................Demerara, coo
Bohr Bvelizub goo
t4i:11:15 3/14TO 34,f01:411
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GUN BMW -........4 S6-GUN 88T31,..........- ,6 34
HIGH WATER._....-_..- -________,4 79
ARRIVED.
Eris Ellen P Stewart:Calii, idays from!New York, in
ballast to 1)8 Stetson & Co.
Bohr Lad r Ellen. Corson. 1/ days from St Ann's Bay,
Jct. with rum. ntmento. &o. to D IV Wetzlar k Co.
Bohr Nonpareil, Hall, 15 days from Cornwallis. NB.
With potatoes to E A Bonder & Co.
!Rehr W G Bartlett. Connally.. Rd days f.er h Trieidad
de cubs. with molasses, &e. to 8 Morris Waln & Co.
Bohr Ready. Calloway. 3 days from Cannon's Ferry,
with lumber to Neall & Merriman.
Bohr Lucy. Marsden, 2 days from Brandywine, Del,
with corn to R 111 Lea.
fl Sehr low
NaLea. Halyard, 3 dale from Newport, Del, with
our to 11 I .
. _
Bohr El V W Blmmons. Godfrey, from Boston.
Bohr Blackbird, Compton, from Boston.
Bohr D B Steelman. Scull. from Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig octavo, Troporn. cork. A 0 Gsttell & Co.
8441 r Tenne!see, Iffehitter.Batik % E A Soudor&
.
Bohr liverglade. Ga7l7 . o;,iii7tu d :l, R Ma - 14ton.
Bohr Isabel. Tay:or. etonington, do
Bohr Wave, Merritt. Boston. N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr E J Soott, Steelman, Roxbury, Van Dozen, Nor
ton & Co._ _ - -
dohr D B Btoohnan, good. Baverhill. do
Bohr Knecht. Gam Portland, Binniokson To Glover.
Bohr V W Simmons , Godfrey, Salem. C A Hook
ocher & Co.
. .
Bohr.aa Nekkion. Bort. Taunton. captain.
Bohr Blackbird, Compton. Boston, Beam. Ogle Co,
ate Seymour, Palmer, Alexandrm, T VP'obetor,/r,
Etr Beverly, Pierce New York, W Clyde.
etr
Gaw, Iler, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
SAILED.
Ship Lanoaater. Dooan. for Liverpool. left Lombard
street wharf at 1 o'clock Al on Saturday. in tow of
tug America, with the following cargo: 86.353 bushels
wheat. 14,389 do corn, 2300 bbl. dour, 334 asske tallow.
30 boxes cheese, &min hhds queroitron bark-13 pas
misers in steerage.
((;OrTelleOlniOnoe of the flulanelphia Exchange.)
LEWEd. Del., April 12.
The ship southern Rights. brig Cu ba. sohr Hickman.
and come twenty others, still remain at harbor. Wind
southeast.
Yours, Ao. N. W. HICKMAN.
MEMOHANDL
Ship Garibaldi, Emery. cleared at New York 19t•i Mit
for Philadelphia.
Map t3anoho rattan, Hole, arrived at New York lab
hist, from Foo•Chow•Foo.
Shi
W.
Shin Brewster, art, from Caloutta 221 Dee, at Doe
ton 13th init.
Mga==C=l
/ship Lizzie Oakford, Eldridge,. from Calcutta for Phi
ladelphia. was ashore on the Bth inst. 86.90,100.74.011.
out 105 dts.
Shi Westarn Star. Knowles. abased at Boeton lath
inst. for San Francisco.
864. z. P 1 . 5 ., cleared at .tlvir °Mani "MI
ist. conoston.
Ship Christian Cabot, Watts. from Chinos Islands for
Hampton Roads. at Ca llao 19th ult.
Ship Rose Standish, Hatchings. at Callao 19th nit..
chartered to load guano on the Bolivian coast at $ll4 par
ton to Baltimore. without port charges.
Ship Mary Ogden Hathaway. sailed from Callao 14th
ult. for pia ton Roads
Ships J. Baker. Allen, and Dion°, Fedoa, at Callao 19th
frouChinose.
Bak David Langley. Bishop, otearod at New York 13th
Wag for Philadelphia.
Bark Grapeshot. Watson. from Havana, arrived at
New York IStlt net.
Bark D. G. Wien, Peacock, for Cardenas, cleared at
New Orleans 7th mat.
Bark Nathaniel Cogswell. Rambla. at Providence 11th
inst. for this port.
Bark Harvest Moon, Derry, from Minus Ay red, via
Bohn' Hole. at Boston UM lint.
Brig San Antonio, Collins, oleared at Savannah Bth
inst. for Cienfuegos.
Brig Daniel Maloney. Btielman, for New Haven.
cleared at Savannah 9th inet.
Bohr Susan T. Abbott, hence arrived at Favannah 7th
init.
Soh S. J. Bright, Smith. frcm Porto Cabello March
26th, arrived at New York 13th inet.
Sohr Milton. Keen. hence arrived at Newbern 6th
jest apd cleared on the Intl for Baltimore.
Sehr Wm Collser. Rayner, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York 13th met.
Echra A Hammond, Paine. J R blather, Mokeraon, and
Prowess, Jaokaway, henoo for Boston, arrived at Bow
York 13th inst.
&Mrs hi J Carlton, H p Simmons, Sophia Ann, hi
Hudson. John Compton. James Alldsrdios-J Cadwala
dor, Elitott, and George Edward, henna amved at Bat
ton 12th init.
Rohr Three Brothers, Fenton, cleared at 1:1,. ea,
Met for Philadehia.
Sohn Samuel Itotan, Gandy, and Effort. Smith, from
Charlmam arrived at Wilmlncton. o.loth met.
Bohm P Boyce, 80708. for New York. and C P Stick
ney„Garwood. for Boston. cleared at Wilmington, N
11th inst.
Mohr M A Bhindler, Ireland, cleared at Wisonsh 9th
jest for Darien.
. . .
Boars T P Lerned. Pnsmbes, and H A Rogers, Ro
gen t from Charleston, arnved at Wilmington, IV f.;
10th mat.
• •
Bohre 8. A. Hammond, Paine. hence, and C. W.
Itolinee, McElwee, ITOM Alexandria. at Boston on the
12th Met.
Bohr Grace Girdle r. Clark, cleared at Boston 12th inat
for New York.
Bohr Hannah Winona, Parsons, heuoe, remained at
Newport 11th inst.
Bohr - 71.yitway. Davis. henoe at Salem llth inst.
Behr Fassenoisn. Hooper, from Eastport for tilts port.
sailed from Newport 11th inst., having received a new
mainmast. end anchored in the outer harbor on account
of head wind.
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Real Feats, agent, No. 21S WALNUT Street,
(second floor. Room 1,) and Southwest corner of
Seventeenth and Green.
Ammunts adjusted, boots written up. Estates settled.
money moused, money invested. Real Estate bought,
sold, and rented. mh2B-Im*
JAMES m. SOOVEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 113 PLUM BTREET, above Front.
mbll-Im* CAMDEN. N. J
H O. DLLMA N, ATTORNEY-AT
• LAW, JERSEY MORE, Pennsylvania.
Collootiona promptly made in Clinton and LYOMEITIT
counties.
REVERS TO
Masora. Walter & Raub, Philadelphia. J. H. Homes,
Esq" Jersey Shore ,• Masan. Rarcroft & Co., Philada.
Shaffner, Ziegler, Co.&Philada.; Frishmuth &Co
Philads.,• L. A. Mackey, Look Haven; Yald, Gilmore,
& Co., Philada.; Thatcher & Woddrop, PhyJada; Rey
nolds. Howell & Reiff. Phiteda. 1015-3 m
GEORGE J.IIENKELB, UPHOLSTERY
an CABINET WAREHOUSE, No. 4114 WA_L
NUT Street, opposite Indepandetme &mare, formerly
of No. in Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. re.l6-3m*
TORN ELLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
11 , Nos. 317 and 319 WALNUT Stooet.(basenient
storee. between Third end Fourth. north side.) Phil
delphin. N. B.—Fine Old Whiskies always Qn hand.
(13stabluhed in Mon) jako-17
PAWSON & NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERD,
Nola 519 and 521 MINOR Roast,
Between Market and Chaatant lareeta,
PHILADELPHIA,
JJLM.F.I9 rewsorr. JAS. L1.11101101430P.
NEW ORLEANS (LA.) PIOAIIINR.—
JOY. COE, & Co.
Nava Dee la appointed sole agents ip Philadelphia for
t hi s extensively circulating paper, of oommancing m
-11114=00. Nosiness men ere advertutiag in the best news
papers of city country, at th e emcee of Jtri, COY,.
0 - oii Advertising Agents, Plng and C4E13 . 74U1f
atMeter rtaiadelphia Tnbrine linvdmrs. Lie, York.
sera-tt"
S I I.IIIGUET & SONS,
• IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIOMUI.
Mo. 916 Ponta FRONT Street.
"seatse resdarly a znll assortment of desirable Cl
(WM which they car at tow rates, for sash or ap
proval credit.
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE.
STONE.& BURTON,
No. 333 WALNUT STREET.
PHILNDELPHLA,
Beg Isft.e to inform Railroad COMPSIIien, and others
Interested in brtdee constriction , tStat they have formed
ra
voußectio in busmen with J tut W. Amaral - ,
c i vil Engineer, (author end
ve
blown slap of iron brido )aii in da n re to p r r of the a to bov e e xec we n U t ;
orders, from any part of the country. this designs
and personel sperintendenoe.
dll letters Telatvz to plans /I hinAi d estieseLes should be
addressed to JOHN W. At URP Y. Cirri near.
v•l2-11m Per STONE. 0 V °LEY. Jr AVVILTON
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
IVOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
oartna ,b ip is'sly existigg between ISAIAH
WOOLBTON and PAIKUBL, C. SMITH. under the
name of 'WOOLIITON & SMITH, was dissolved on the
eighth day of April. A. D. 1861, by metual consent. all
debts owing to the said partnership are to be re
ceived by, and all demands on the stud tetrtriershin are
to be presented to. Samuel u. Smith, who willsiontinue
the Liquereßusineas, at No. 107 MARKET Street,
Philadelphia. ISAIAH WOOLBTON,
ijka.et• BAM'L. C. SMITH.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
THE ADAMS EXPRI:9B
CO.. °Mae 390 CI:IEB7MM &met.
Twar Lla , Pao/pace+. Mernhandine, Baia °tab
etthsr by an own Lame or La oatmeopea
with
a lld thr aittZ:rtkA c ClM i r
101,11 ea = sivi,4=ilt
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE 119 to /2
°'°l°°k F . M. on rl4l2lrditY. April 18, 1861.
Peons sirwiTini for advertised Letters will pliant'
Mention the data of tee List
open on Sunday from 73t to 83L o'olook A. M.. and S to
3 P hl.
LADIES' LIST.
-- -
Arthur E Griffith Johanna Poab Georgians
Allen Martha Hayes Anne Policing iWalhe A
Adams Hannah Hemohi II Theo f hillier Elitab
Anatrutber A W Banat Edward Rolaard H. S
Arthur Julia Mr' Richardson E
Angelo oath* ileotzleman R B Reeve, Mary
Adams Mary A Hamblin. Lucy Riler Mrs It.
Arnold Mare Manly Annie 8 Riddles Martha
Arnatage Adam Harold Bridget Randolh Anie
hers Hayward Jane A Reilly _ Rosa C
Apple Hannah Hardriolos Carolet i sk RM.
Ash Lizzie Hargis Christy atoll Louisa
Arnold Mary J Hey Elizabeth Rettzell Eliza
Aunried Lathe Hawes lb ary Remington L P
Baker
i l enlg rg rs i r hal r 2 R it EA Clhrr 67gsdAt ndgriK
Barr Caroline T Harper Ann I Randolph Mr. Cl
Behn Sarah Mrs Rings M E Mre Ryan MS K
Semen Anne C Hickman Emma Robinson 8 M
Harry Eliza HSI Mary Rutter Mrs J W
Barratt Sallie F Hirt Margaret Rut' , Mtn Tilot
Hastert 'Mizel) Holmes L Rogers Mrs M
Beady Randtil Oh Johnston Susan Rogor Mrs H P •
Mrs Jenrunta Annie Rogers Mary R
Batton Mrs James Mary Ann Ramberger Mrs
Bird Eleanor Jaegeon Nellie Shafer Sarah
Bankston L Mrs Jones Julia lire Shame bin Cs I h
Bidwell Nanny James Jae A Mrs Seuttillan Signora
Bryan B C Johnston F Mrs Sheglands E A
Bnnkley Sallie Jones Robbie boat:mood Di
Branshall MAW Jones Ritehel Sanders Susan
Batton Mary A Keene Ann Mrs Shan E
blankly Kmma Kelly Cath Selma Estha
Brine Ellen M Kirkwood Lotty Semph Ella
Brajneel Mary Kerlin M A Mrs Sampson 418
Booker Mary Kelly Diary Shutt' Rhoda
Bungide E J Mrs liminnoth E 17110• Smith Mrs M R
Bush G Kingsbury E A Smith Catherine
Caw atlarg't Lanford Martha Smith Susan
Caner Martha - Lippincott A Smith Sarah
Cannon Ellen Ludwig Sarah Smith Mrs 8
Chubb Martha H Logan Ann Mrs smith Sarah
Calhoun Ruth Linn Harriet Smith Mrs Mary
Chase Tabitha A Lawrenoe 8 fl Nebley Mrs E C
Childs 0 K Mrs Looko Matilda Simpson C
Clark Mary Longstroth ME gi g p ltif 1E M
Connor Mary Laid Kate i n
Cutta Jos Mrs Lewis Win S Mrs Simpson Mrs R
Custy lone Lethon Sarah A Selvin Ann
Crawford Mary Lenelet Cash stammer Ellis
reyton Mrs Le Rothe in A Speakman R 2
Cornell Cath M ogamly A Swan Lydia A
ud Nemesia Mouonough 12 7578W1877. A
Cooper E H MoA lain B Stone Mrs 12 II
Craig Sallie C MoKanna Rosa Stout Jennie
Crow Lucinda MoAbe Annie Slate, Taoy it
CfB.BBBll A' Mrs McCabe let mavens Mrs J 3
,CurrierJas M MoLeim Kate Summers Sarah
Davy Mary J McAbe Elizabeth Stukey Kate J
Dilater Susan MoGuinnis Cath Spencer ADDS W
Deweas Eliz'h MoEllen Annie E Tames Mary A
Denson Alice Mclntyre Annie Tanner Rs cbel
Dickinson B MoLead E W Thomas Mrs K Diegineon sit MoNamee MAI Toward Mrs E
Derry Cath MoAdam hi A Thomas Kate
Duffield Jenny McDowell Mr and Taylor Bertha
Donaldgon H Mrs C H Tomeon M
Dud! Biddy McDermott M Toad Mrs W H
1 DunburY Mrs MoDentt Ellen Throgniorten E
Dunkin M J McLaughlin li Taylor Ellen
Doyle Annie MoNmen Mary Towel! M 0 N
' Dyke Mary A W Melville Amine Thealnie Bridget
Drew Same Maxwell Mins CI Qui7.0611 Eliza
Dorsey Mary Mewin M E and Louisa 8
Dale Mary A Mario Madame Umpetead T 0
Brune Angelina Marris Susan Ullman Mrs B
Esler Ellen Jane Miokarn Ti' Vona Mrs 11 C
'Evans W G Mrs !Hamra' R 0 Watson lers S
Frown Julia Millet Elizabeth Werner Mrs E
Ford Elizabeth miller Mu; W Wheeler F
Flanagan Mary Mitchel JNI WatacytM
Fouke 1' .13 Hon Michael Mrs M. Wave H
M7B Morris Mrs C Weimer M
Fuels Miss Morron M P West Mrs R
Fairbanks L Mrs Mathew' 8E 2 Warde Jane
France Mr. A 2 Murray NI Walsteds C C
Fleming Rate Moroney M Welie Emily
Risherias Eliza Moseley Sarah Wade Emffia
Fisher Sophy Mtirta2A Mary Wallace Annie
Farrell Marts't Naive mrsJane Walters Mrs R
Foster Primal& Neff Mrs S R Whett Amanda
Fisher Ann Nonniot H Whartog Lydia
Gansu) I. A Neill Mrs Albert Wilkins Mrs Si
Godshall F Mrs Alinninger Mrs 9 Williams Al 3
Griereen hi J 2 Offiey Mrs Eliza Williams l M
Gunn Rose Ann Osborn Mary Wilcox Mrs Jets
Graham Susan Percy Mrs Ann Wiley Mrs Mary
Gevnlott Mare Pendleton E E Wood Mrs S D
Gallen Louisa Patten J Wood Mut M
ssUllion Ai. Fierce K W Wenbington Al II
Gregory Ellen 0 Potter Mr; A Worshaw Carrie
Gallagher Bridget Pike Harriet I Zebley Mrs J 2
Garber A Mrs Pomeroy E Zeller Mrs N F.
George Amelia B
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anll Jas Freeman W H Morrison 8 G
Att mean WP 3 Foulkes Chas D 2 Morgan Pranom
Ashton A D Folsom A L Mullen Thos
Amain J M Rev Foreman &FIS z MuMford W C
Anthony E C Posdiak Thom Mulford B
Arbuthnot & Furner Curtis Mullin Jul
Shannon reurrowg W F Mnaroolt 0 Z
Arnett A W Fox L T Murphy _W C
Anther Capt Fon John_ Myler Wm 8 '
Atherton Oliver Forster A Mullin J
Atwater IM. Gardner Freck, Myers A 1 .2
Ash Josh W & Maentire Murphy W C
Arnold it W Garlotts snob Martel A A
Arthur Geo Gassavray II N Norman David
Aria Wm Capt Gallagher Daa'l Berney CA a R
Adams Alex Gant% re Neu iderAdolph
Abbott Leonidas Garrett Davis Isiblet J 1 at
Abbott Wm L Garrettson C Newlin Geo B
Allbright A B Garner Win & Co Nagle David
Allison Jas Garnsini& Co Nevin John A
Adolph Louis oarver Hanel E Norgrave Henry
Aborn E 8 Dr Gamble Thos No: Leonard
Allen Beni Gutty M. • Nye W SI
Alien Clayton Gets Geo 2 . NOnda J C
Allen Richard George Wm Niehole J K
A 1209 R obt Glass Jam Nayler Thos
Amp Edward B Gabbled, Irvin. & Norris C J
Bowen floury co Howson 0 0
narston ACo S Clamor Wm Neal Wm W
Bartlettn A lshower H B Newhouse 8 H
Platen T W • Gallen' Chas van 'rhos
Bacon Francis Gordon Nathl. Nodd H 0
Barrett 0 D Goodman Philip Niles Chas
Bus rain B Grant Hesek'n L one Thos
Barker Jas W Gruserner 5 8 O'Rourke Jaa
Barker J It Grityhorn R Oswald .1 .
Barrews T Green Wm 8 O'Neil J
Baker Andrew Gram Jog O'Neil John H
Baker John H Graeff Mr Owens J P
banner, Denison Grier J D O'Connor Pat
& co Griffttu & Bolton Owens C J
Bennett, Smith Messrs O'Connell 3
Co Griffith Joe F 2 O'Reilly P G
Elaine & Thomas Griffith Geo Parker Wm H
BarehillE Hammon & Mat- Parker II 11
Beers itobt H ten Parker John
Betroug ti W Hand Theo !snide° G H
Bedford J pa rt Michael arker Jos E
Bediobeirner Et ut Thomas D arker Geo 8
Bermatresser 8 anson Wm W artrage I' War
Beakley M I:I, I Its., vay Saml A artridge & War-
Bill John Bert Win Ag't ins
Boss K. Herder C B Patterson Win
Duman G. F Hancock Robt rue Win
Blake. Ware &Co Hannon John Paul G
Buck S Barns Wm Panooast I D
Bloom H Harlan Hollings- Patterson_G 8
Blowers) worth & Co Philada Webbing
Boudinot E E Hayward Jos Co
Bomgardner L Huhn!. D Peterson J B
Boyle W 11 Hafleigh J bt /annoyer A ug
gond MD. II h iamlier kGetlieb 1" Phillips Olin B Ballo George MGM John Perry &Co
Bonner Daniel ayworth WH. Packard Hlt rin
Boteler Thos A Harrison A bra'm Phelps Roger
Brown Wm L Harrison WPi Pittman W W
Brown 8T Dr Harrison II Price 11 A
Brown. Hewet Remora John R PG el Chas
Brown liendereon Fre Piokard A
Brown & Bro Hollings Wm P Perrone t.ha.s
Brown John X Denynavid H Pierson A
Brown Theodora Healy TR. Ftekard Cyrus
Ely es Jas G Beath Absalom flan J 8
ones & Btevenien Hems G orter Chas
Bronchi' B 8 heritage :on dwell J B
Brooks A G Hernandez J H Powell Wm
Branin Isaac P Herman. (damson, Pollack Jail
Branon & Bone & Lerma) Pottberg Wm
Rush John 8 Hindmeyer Jos potthiger Chsa M.
Breintg. Gottman.Hirsabriel Prenott Goo
& Brame Hill W J 2 ratt D G
Bremer R.E Dr Mates 51 Pratt Wm B
Brennan L Iletlernan Sawa /anon t
Breitentraoh 'W B#indley Richard .Purvis &Co 2
Bryant Austin ood Baml B Petra Wm
Brunner &Co W opkinsoil Randall H L
bratty l' Holman J W Hathbone R
Brady Thos Born k Bro Rayner J M
Burr A J Home Robt Rawlins H At
Butt ffslth 21 Holsman Dad Ragan Jaa.
Burton G M Hollingsworth M Heed Gaol
Byrnes Joho Bohai:late tao al Rich Bit
Bernet WM K HopicinsJas 2 Richardson Mr
Bunk G_Elton Hopper Win Amhara' P A
Baird W B. bit Wm Rice David
Bollard & Bow-Holmes And E Richardson W E
. . . . .. . . -
man Hollowell & Ma- R
Bartinam Chas nets Righter L P
Budlong W B Dr Bage Wm 2 Richner L R
Budd Hamilton Haldeman John Roberta Wm
Durnatead fiaml J B all
iA Win Robinson J L Cauca C W 0 stoles Geo W Robinson & Gar-
Conley Joe mmull T rd rett
Carlisle A Hammon .1 Dr Robbins Stephens
Carson & Co J B Barites A Roberts CI
Carson •1 'hoe J Hamilton C A H Robb E c
Carlo Frank Hal , adeEL W Ross J M
Callaghan Geo Hoifter Thorn Robinson A Mo-
Cowlev Jas Holland A lntyre
Castello A A Holden NJ Ruth Rev 1
Carr Joseph Mueller John 2 gullet L 8
Camber Gilbert Hunter chits ii /Dinner Martin
Carpenter J B Huey J it P Russell at B X
Cam Wm C Hutchinson J 8 Soluillenberger W
Cherry David Hutchinson P Saylor J hi
Chelot Mons Hutchinson W Satterteld E D
Chartre J Hull Jacob Soon J II
Chamar Henry Drutton John 13 Scott John
Comm S yens A t3ohremin John A
Chase Tr nker E G tehoup_J M
curiatie D Jackson Andw F soott n A
Ohl?. I Jack Andw Sewell.] H
Chandler II P Jenness A Anti- seller Elms
Cheny L L oem Seagrove Jae
Clarke J H Jeferrer C Shippen Robt
Clarke Chas NI Jackson Geo W Shaffer Wm N
Clarke Edwin Jenkins Jae Shorter John
Clarke Jets J Jacobs John Shear Geo
ihest & Non It Jacobs Id Simpson R 11
Layton Wm M Jennings Thus Simon Frank
lough J 8 Jamison & Co A Stager Chaa F
egg & Co J J Jewett 0 A Simpson J D
Cohen Able Jording .1 II Siegfned al 0
egan John Jordan Peter A Simpson R G
rtis Jacob Judson W Wm F Sloan W W
Coates E Ruin Johnson, Fry A Smith Obadiah
Cooper E 6 Co Smith Wm
Coaxing & Co Johnson & Miller Smith 8 H & E
Cooper John Johnson )0 W Smith 0 Price
Cooper & Davis Johnson Wm Smith Tbeo
Corey 0 J Johnson Rev Hon Smith A Jacobs
Cooley Wm B Jones Rehm I' •Smiley G M
Connolly Wm Jones Jos bmithent & Co L
Conelly Pat ones ld H H
coronet Jae Dr iones M P Small A H
CorhninerJ A' ones Jag al Snyder ID
Cohoaey Mr A A Keith' Francis Bower B F
Codling John Kahn A touthworth.
Goons L W Kelly Saint Hanoi ss Co
Cone, Hamel &Co Kelly Jno Capt Rpringthoroft
Copley Henry C Keyser Jno PI nrankle aiter
wool Bhadrick Kerbaugh A Of- SPeneg Win
Gales John W mane Stan L
Cope Henry Kahan Wm Stratton F. 0
Crosby Frank Kelley Peter Stranble F
Crime John' Kennedy Win R Sterns S L 2
Cullen GI Kepnegymui Stewart W HM
Curtin A I Keen Henry Stewart C J
Crap Robert Heiman Forward Stewart P D
Creek line K ill John /leapt Steelman Wm A
Creamer Co Ifttohenjohn id Steel John
Grumbwood J C Kimble WM II Statinan Henbea
Combo Jr Capt King H L Agent Strauss J
Davis A Veitey King John Stolaton John
Davis Alfred 2 King Win M Stranger L P
Davis John King H D Stewart Wm F
Davis J Q A Kline A J Stuart C C
Davis Austin Kleim A Stackhonse
Dal gall D Knight Edmund Istevenson I'M
Dailey 3011 Knowles Oliver P Stretch Geo
Hosanna J H Kromer E 0 3 Sweeny & Co Inn
Dash Thomas Koilook Theett'n wahlen Wm F
Delta W Kollook 8 Rev wartz II H
Darman Thus B Kurtz Lewis uhtgorth Ar.dw
Dauphin A ni , gr7l- '*trtt
- t ri , i 0„ Sullivan John
Co
Lawrence .1 Taylor Wm
Davidson Geo lAthrop_Frank Tell Wm
Devine Patrink Latins ill M Taylor Jim
iteiongheim Jae Lane A Tappan Bent
Devereugh AIDS Lambent Chas Taylor Wm al
Deboak Lenny Jan Taylor & Co T C
Matti Robt B Lawton Bro Thompson Chas
Dennis:in JoU Laird A CO W 8 Tenney John
Einnisch D w Lewis Oliver Thomas M
llice@ Chester Lewis Hosea J Thomas W D
ckerson sae Leverty Flubs Toilorton Wl=
Dingo Bony Lester J al Tindall & Co J
Diokins A Son C Leader A Kitten- Thompson W itt,
Dillana J Capt house Thompson J L
Dougherty John Udell J Gard Rev Titus tom
Poerr PlT h li o %
LLiloadwJulmiturs Thompson R a 8 Thomas J Sr
Dobson
Dougherty Wm 2 Logan John L Trotter H 0
Dodson F Lather Robt Tremfer Jacob
Doyle John Love W J Townsend a Co
Ponevan M Long 8 Tyler 0 M
Doyle That Lowery) . 8 Todd William
floury Cornelius Longer aanh Townsend Chas
Duncan Andrew Lelbert Win W Tyler William
Duncan Davis R MoOswley Isaiah Turner G B
Daffield W T MoCughoml Tribble./ H
Dunning John McCauley Fred Todd W 112
Duller MoCnlister J L P Tunkerman Joe
Duffey Frank Mo Chars A R (J 'Am ulian Li I
Dunkbay ?hoe McKinley Thus ok C W
Dyer 8 Rev 3 Mail:mut F D uinoy & Co J W
Edward, Peter Me Kenna Peter tley John
Elwell Jos McGrath Rodger underioker I
Elkins John McFadden & Ba- Union Banner
Eilwenter & Bar- Vening Joseph
Iry Messrs M oM ustin B 'T Rainterro Jae
Ellison Wm C MoNaughton &. vinoen , James •
EdgerlChas A Co F Varren G
Elmer .1? H McNamee Jas Victory Joeeuti
Evans Geo MoShano Peter Voorganger St
Evans Mr Moftweeny Ed limasant Dr
Evans R Moßeady & Co Vs vent 'I'D •
Evans H P Mahler F Walworth. Bib.
Ester Mahe C 2 Mack John bard & Co
Eyre Geo W Maitland Jos Weryotch Rev
Eyre Severn Mehl:ion J es Father
Ryerson Thad Mellott Jos R Wadsworth G F
Engle I F Macaulay John Watson Wm
Fawcett R Maiieire Jae Walters CT
Faunnings R A Maya Dr J Walton R S
Fern R Marusly JOll F Waller A
Farr John J Matlack H el Walter & Ranh
pliougmbring his J Molar li Id Walker L
Fannin J T Merriam 8 t Walker A C
Farmers' &Union Meredith Morris Walker John
Insures.* Co Maguire Jae F Walton & Co I
Fiwannan 1 T
Fin Nicholas B K
Petition it G hteuram M Waters M.
Fischer Geo Miles Geo Welsh & Griffith
Flanagan Wm B Mitchell Home Wells L lli
Fleming Geo al Mitchell Jae it Webster Win 21
Filloh Bami B te amok Win Welch A
Fisher A F Miller Thos J West & Thomp-
Pletsber Croton hiltalmer Hiram son
Fitzpatrick P Miller Cheats Welsh A
Flits It Wm K Miller G C West Wm
flint Henry NI alitford 8 Y Wendel loam
inlay Jae Mitchell J How'd Wetmore lilL W
Freborn B Moses J W Weaven & Hein-
Foster feenne L Morns P 8 inset
Fatter Thos Monthly Casket Whaley 1
Fry 8 G Morton It White ISTilliVall
FlllllkfOfd. En- Morgan II M y Whit Charles
premix Morgan J H
FOX lor P Morse A Co wkatitsi4 Wm -2
Fox John: Moor* John Wheeler - Jr Cass
THE PRESS. - THHADEIgHt4. .MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1861.
Wheeler & Need- Willis Charles ,
Wilinn It
ham Minterbillet A
Worth Henri_ Wilson - James woooThoniass
Williams I w Wibmiebu J Wright thsoW
Wiggins AA' Wilson William Wrialitaeo 14' M Wilton J T Witham John Young J
Wilkinson Mr Wiliam R D 'Yocum T 3
Whams. Water- Willson W P. Young David '
all, &Co Wilson. 6W 3 Teatime Thai
Wiloox Chas G • • •
N N. B.
,BROWNN. p os i me , ster.
•
INS U1,404 1 1.:1b OALVA.I% IS.
THE IiELIANCIE
MUTUAL INSIJNANCIN COMPANY,
OP PHILADSLPHIA,
OFFICE, No. SOS WALNUT STREET,
Insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE. BY FIRE. on
Rouses, Stores, and other buildings. limited
or perpetual. and on Furniture,
blOodzi Wares, and Mei
ohandise, in town or
CARRI CAPlTAL,invested ,ebr,2 f/ABETS 10,142 Of.
Whioh is as ollows, viz:
In &rat mortgages on city. Property, worth
double the amount* $183,900 *I
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent. first
mortgage loan, at par-- 6,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent. se
cond mortgage load
d, (120,0(O 27,900 00
Huntingdon and. Bro 'N'op droad and
Canal Co.'. mortgage 4,000 CO
Ground rent. g o gig to
Collateral hang, Well secured—:.....— 2,440 op
City of Philadelphia 6 per oent. 60,000
Allegheny . County 6 per cent. Pa. RR. loan_lWO 151
Commermalilank stock-- 01
Mechanics' Bank stook-- ------ .612 60
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s stook—. 4,000 00
The Relianoe Mutual Insurance Co..' s to o k - 25,350 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'s stook-- Logo 00
The Delaware M. 0. Insurance Co.'s stook.. yoo go
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s ggo 00
Bills receivable— 14.602 74
Book acoonnts, aoorued interest. AG— ---. 7,104 65
Cash on 11,244 gg
The Mattel prindiple, combined with the seourity of
a Stock Capital, entitles the insured to participate in
the profits of the Company, without liability for Locus.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid:
- ,
Clem Tinsley, Samuel Bibnalu.
W.lhamll,:nompeon, Robert Bteen,
n
Fredeok -zrown, William . rdneser,
William Stevenson, Baal. W. Tingley.
John R. Worrell, Marshall Hill,
H. L. car t on. J. Johnson .Brown.
Robert Toland, Charles Leland.
G. D. Rosentarten. Jacob T. Bunting,
Charies.a. Wood,_ Smith Rowan,
James S. Woodward. , Johailissell, _Pittsburg.
CLEM TINGLEY. President.-
B. M. HINCHMLIS. peoretarr."
February 16. lea. fa!
THE ENTERPMEE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF FELLADELPHA.
(FIRE 11 , 181:TRANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDINO, $. W. CORNEA
FO URTM AND WALNUT OTRE.STO.
Dlikte*O.ll.l4:
F. RATCHTORD STARR. MORDRDAI L. Thossert,
WILLIAM McKim Gan. M." STUART,
VALERO FRAZIER, Joan H. BROWN,
JOHN M. ATWOOD, B.A. FAHNISTOCM,
BENT. T. TRMDICE, .A.pant.xv, R. Omer,
1131NRY WHARTON, JAI,ERRINGRR.
F. RATOIX ORD STARR, •President.
OHAILE.E3 W. CORE. iSepretars. fen
VENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
CrOPIPANT,_
No. 921 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALL EKE PROFITS DIVID 1:1 AMONG THE IN
SURER.
Insure Lives for short terms or for the whole term of
life ; grant Annuities and Endowments ; purchase Life
Interests in Real Eatatec and make all oontraots de
pending on the contingencies of life. •
They act as Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians. _
ASSETS OF VIE COMPANY, January 1.1941.
Mortgages, ground rents, real estate.- .8322,981 97
United States stocks. Trmistm; notes, loans
of State of Pennsylvania , city of Plain- _ '
delphia, 923,795 34
Premium notes, loans on cellaterels. 237,69 3 68
Pennsylvania. North Penruiy.vania Rail
roads, and County six per cent. bonds 105,802 50
Bank, insurance, railroad, canal stocks. &c. 97,647 49
Cash on hand, aganta' balance., Yaa., $8,206 14
,un
DANIEL L. MILLER, President..'
IicAdIIIEL E.ETOREB, Vioe ein
'd
Jour( W. HORROR. 'berets's, rmh2S-
DELAWARE MUTUAL :SAFETY IS-
A-4" AURANCE CONLPANY, PRIAHDELFUIA. -
Inoornottited by ihi)Legiejetiire of enneylvetua k tfiLL
Woe S.E. comet of THIRD and WALNUT streets;
1111LAPZLPILIA.
On VeaseIMARINE INSURANCE,
l
Cargo, To all parts of the World;
Freight,
I LAND INSURANCES
On Goods by Rivera. Canalet,‘Lakea, and Land Car-
IlSg. F I RE parts of the Union.
INSURANCES
On hierohandiee generally. On Storer, Dwelling
Howse% &o.
ASSETS OF. THE COSIPANIT I
November 1,133(0.
$lOO,OOO United Staten five $r cent. loin--....110e,000 00
115,000 United States nix 1P cent. Treasury
Notes, (with accrued interest)_... 119,455 114
100,000 Permaylvanza State five ilfr oen
loan.* - 05,970 00
11,000 • do. • do. mg • do. do. 21,045 00
123,060 Philadelphia City riz a ir <sent Loan. 123,205
50 ,000 Tennessee State five cent. loan., 94,000 00
50,000 Pennsylvania Muir° Zd mortgage
aix Ig• cent. bond's- 0,900=00
15,600 Sel 'hares. 'tack Germantown Gas
Company, interest and principal
guaranteed by the City of Phila
delphia
3,600 180 'sha m res l'enssylvarna Prilroad
mani 900
• LK° 100 Co ehi - reili - o - rtia i iiinsir - vaiiii"R7ar-
3, 00
road Oomsany-,..--.
1,100 80 shares Butadelphis. lee Boat and
Steam Tog company. --- 1,200 00
200 shares Philadelplua and illavre , de-
Grace Steam Tow-boat Company. 350 00
1001 shaves Philadalehia Riehasise
. _ Co mte -- ea
I,IXX) 2 shares Continental Rotel 600 60
'mono par Cost 4360,336.34. Market vah06 6 .136 6 11
Bills reoewablo. for menrancea -171188e4.1
Bonds and mortgages. 'Shine fie
Real Mate 61,663
Batannen doe stAnenoiee—Promiumn on Ma
rine Follows. unereat. and other debts die
the commy..—.... MAO 03
B rip and stook at sottdrS Illtstrasso - ssot
other Companies 1,06 60
Cash on hand--in banks.--..—.. 023.613 /1
in drawer—. 436 36
OMB
, MAN 81
WtlllaraMirina 13Rittli E. fficikail '-
Edmund A, mauler, J. F. renunon,
Thoophiltus Paulding. Rohn' Lin.
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. •Dome,. 11. Jones Brodin.,
James Travaux'. ftenoer Pelleame,
Witham _Byre, 4., Thomas C. Rand, •
Ames C. Head. Robert Diuton, '
William C. Ludirig, Jacob P. Jones, -
B
Joseph H. Beal, Jame' B . Mgrarland.
Dr. R. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eire,
Benue C. Geiser. John B. &mete, Pitteb't.
Dugh Craig, D. W. Morgan,
Charles Kelly. A. B. Berger, ..WiLLIAM MARTIN, „trsmdent.
'RROB. C. RAND; Vice'President.
RENRY LYLBURN. Bearetarr. noll.tf
VISE INSURANCE
THE PENNSYLVANIA. FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY — Jscorated regs—inte.RTErt - PEptpgs,
TUAL—No: 510 WALNUT !treat; optroelte hdAvend
once Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community
for thirtreir t years, continues to insure wand loss or
damage by Fire. on pubho or private Buildinee. either
Permanently or for a limited time.. Also. on Furniture,
stooks of Go ods or Merchandise genendly, on liberal
terms.
Their Capital, together with it large Burpit's Fund, is
invested in the most (wend manner. which enables
them to offer to the insured an undoubted teourity in
the ease of lose. -
Jonathan Patterson, Isaac Ha:'shunt,
garrain Campbell. Th o mas Robins,
Alexander Denson, Daniel Smith, Jr..
William Mentelinei . John Jrevereoz,
Thema!! smith.
JONATI(.N PATWEASON, President.
ilevrox But ,-Secretary. "
811 RA NOE COMPANY OF TELE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND ftlA,
RINE INSURANCE Nos. 4 AND EXCHANGE
BUILDING/8.
Chartered in 1794—Capital 14104,044—Feb. 1460; cask
value, $4.18,797
All invested in sound and available seennties—oon
tinue to insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings.
Stooks of Merohasubse, iso.ser liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Remy D. Sharrerd. George 11. Stuart.
Simeon Toby Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles ester, Tobias Wagner,
William S. Smith, Thomas B. Watteau,
John B. Budd Henry G. Freeman,
William' R. White, Charles 8. Lewis,
aRNI3 SHERRI: . CALVIL.„,
RD, President.
WILLIAM HARP . Searetarr.
VIRE INSURANOE. MEUHANIOS'
AL INSURANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia, No,
138 North SIXTA Street, below Race.. iname
GeWs,itad Merchandise Aronerally from lose or
damage hy - Fire. The GOMPaIIY guarantee to adjust all
tomes promptly, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age of the public,.
DIIIIMVOR.II.
William Morgan, Robert Flanigan,
Francis Cooper, Minima Mali!soy,
George L. Donsherty, Edward Inegovern
James Martin, Thoinal B. MoCornifok,
k r mes Barna,
tthew NeAleer, John B romley,
Francis Fans,
nard Rafferty, John Casaady
nouns J. Hemphi ll , Bernard R. Hillasznan,
Thomas Fisher, - Charles. Clare,
Francis' McManus,
__ Michael (Wulf.
FRANCIS COOPER, President.
BERNARD RAFFERTY, Secretary. otelli-em
A BIERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
INCORPORATED Rao.— CHARTER PER
PETUAL.-
No. 310 WALNUT.Straet,aboveThird, Philadelphia,
Having a large paid-:up, Uapithl lltmilt.and
invested in !mind and avatlabledeenrities,leontinues to
insure on Dwelllnsi, Stores , ' Furniture , Plerehandise,
Vessels in port and their eargoes,.andother personal
property. Animas liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIRICTORS. _
Thee. %Marie, John T. Levu,
John Welc h
_, .I_llMllB R. Cemehell.
somata C. Norton, Edmund 6. Dutilh,
rennet Brady, Ohm W. Pauli:tie!.
limu9l Norris.
THOMAS R. MARIO, President.
ALBERT C. 8. CRAWFORD. Bearetary. fete-tf
HANGB INSITRA_NON OOMPANY
'fil2CO
-1 —Office No. 409 WALNUT Street.
FIRE IIIsOR4r4CE on Howe. and Merohandise
generally, on favorable terms, ei th er limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORS:
Jeremiah Bonrall, Thomas marsh.
John Q. Gl:anode, Charles Thompson.
Edward D. Roberti, James T. Bale,
Runnel L. Smedley, - Joshua T. Owen,
Reuben C. Bale, John J. Griffiths.
JEREMIAH SONSA.LL. President.
JOHN Q..GINNODO, Vies pessimism..
RIERAID Cos. Secretary. Jail
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TERREIT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COM
M i ,j ui tAlLU o Ut o rleg, d eo b u y thart i oornef of Third
romml
vania. - - °
The office is open every day from nine o'clock in the
morning till live o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Th evoniasa
till r ee . ht rack.
NOWEIT ErELFßlDGEAe r ig i lrgh.
WILLIAM J. Russ, SeoreterY.
DinACTORS.
son. Henry L. Benner,
14ward L. Carter,
Robert Selfridge,
Samuel K Ashton,
C. Landroth Munn.,
ant -11
" A little, but often, fills the .PLuse.,.
FRANKLIN SAVING . FUND, No.
1343 South FOURTH Street, between
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all
deposits on demand.
• Depositors' money secured by Governments
State, and City Leart, Ground Rents, non
'gages. hce.
min company deems safety better than large
oonsegnently will rain no.ri sk . with gi p ,
Atom' money but have it at all tunes ready to
return. with i per cent. interest to the owner,
as they have always done. This Comma
never Emended.
Females married . or mingle, and Minor., can
deposit in their own right, and such depurate can
be awn ozmy by their consent_
Charter perpotnal. Incorporated by the'stase
ofenparlyania, with authority to rece i ve
money from bootees and eireentom.
LARGE AND SMALL' SUMS RECEI VED.
Office open daitY, from 9 to o'olooit. and on
Wednesday evening until 8 o 'clock.
DIRECTORZI.
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cody&Bader,
John ahindier. Goons lingaa ll .
MaWeal W. Sloan, Cbarna
Iffirannall'Comfort. Henry ,D. ,
,Niettlaa Rittaahoaae,' Na ay.
Jo Jac N.Naaaarthwaita. Jo
~. key-,
' JACA. a tocrieibiat.
Oros Canorazzaass• r,
" bovitie_te !w.»:
ExEzal
SAVING FUNDS.
F. Carroll Browatar,
Itaaph B. Darr.
Francis Leo,
JOsePh York's,
James L. Stephenson.
- CF.,.PHALIO YILLS
SICK HEADACHE.
NERVOUS HE ) WE.
ALL thr
H.EADAOFIE I
By the nee ol Masora; the periodical attack's of NO
eons or Sick Hendee As may be prevented . ; and if taken
at the oommeneement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and aielmcia will be obtained.
They, seldom failtin removing the Naladd end Rim/-
ache to wail* females are so sableot.
The/ let gently on the bowels, removing Costissevir.
For Literary Mem, Studious, Delloate Females ' and
all periling of seifilitery . heNer. they are valuable as
Lazatiros, improving the eiPitire, giving tone and VOW
to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural elas
deity and strength of the Whole system.
$311.142 ot
f ' '
The CBiltAls C er IL Airithe reset of lirlik
ration and carefully gioliductettexperirnenta, having
peen In UllO many years, dating which time they have
prerented and relieved a vast amount of pain and
suffering from Hsadeehe, whether originating in the
nortants system or from a deranged state of the sta
.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be 'taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any (Mango of diet, and the alma's' of any Ora
'usable testi rsxdsrs at sass to itdmingstsr tgars as
skildrsn. '
BI WARE Or COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine ill Ute five sfreaturee of Henry C. Bealdine
on eabh ke•
Bola tit Ditixtviti the oil othiirßooleot in Medicines.
♦ Box mil be obiti bt OfitiU itOilaid o itoolot of UN
PiticiE ; =45 ciEtrts.
AU *tiers akoult D. ilddreals4
HENRY 0. SPALDING.,
48 CEDAR /STREET. NEW YORK.
IRE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
EPTIALIO PILLS.
.WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO BUFFEk FROM
H r E A D.A HE.
SPEEDY AND SURN.CDRE IS WITHIN
.
As these Testimonials are lasso/ice:a by Mr. BI.ALD
INS, they afford unquestionable proof of the kee.
• easy of this truly scientific discovery.
itlit.lsllaDlNG. MASONVILLX, Conn., Feb. 3.1861.
Btu
I haim tried your Cephalic Pills, and I tag sham so
sosU that I want you to send me two dollars worth more.
,Part of there are for the neighbors, to whom !lave a
few of the grat box I tot.frons
lend the Pills by mail, and oblige
i Your ob't Berraut,
JAMES ILEPINF,IIY.
a. BPAI,DING,
. . . ... . . ..
IL :wish yon to geed me one more box of gear Cephalic
1111.. /have rtesivea gram de t S ai lf &midi from them.
Youres 1 .
M.,Y. STODCHOUS.E.
SPRUCE CRsicr, livrerrutanox Cotaivr,
31. Orativirre.
January )8; Jan:
• I
jrollllllli "lease Hd mlfNod lama of - your Cephalic
rill.. Bend them immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS.
P. srl halm roamed one boz 4ryo>rr Pills, asd find.
tams arca:testi
Itxua Taanerr, Ohio, Jan. 13.181.
H: C. Silaamilo, EM. - -
Please find enclosed twenty-fits ousts, for *hick mend
me another boa of tear Cep alto rills. They are Okla
tie bast Pins Aaros sear triad.
Direct 16,810'7E11 4 P. M.,
Belle Vernon,.Wannotot no., 0.
Bayßata. Mee., Dee. 11.1868.
S. o.B(paginrie. Bee.
I inslijor some mroulars or large show bills, to bring
your Cephalic. Fills more particularly' before my cus
tomer& if you have anything of the kind please send
.one of my onstoniers. Who is iubjeoi atitere
Headache. (usually lasting t*o days,' Was • tarot of au
attaek to 02 , 14 hoer by yourPills.whioh I tient her.
Reinmetfully scam.
W. A. Wfitif Ed.
fiarSOLDeetrits, PaAliarlart Co., ()him{
January 9,1861.:$
HIMIT Eleamiiite.
• N 0.48 Cedar at., N.Y.
Dust( Sin:
boxclosed find twenty-O i se cents. add r ess which send
pf t Cephalic *lend to of Rev. Wm.
C. Filler: Ekiynoldsbarg. Franklin 0(4.i/him
Your.Pilis_srork likr,a charms—sure _Fisadasks a lmost
YPaliartyr, ?droll*, / 19 42# ift 1861.
Mu. illrardartei
$l2:
Not long singe I sgliS to you for a box of Cephalic Pine
for the roue of. be Nervous Headache and Coativeneur,
void real:used the Lanus. and _they. had so good as e lect
ehst twat iltylie,B4 to sold for more. •
Please send 'return mail. ;Direct to .
A.H. WHEELS".
Ypsilanti, Meth
Born rho .82111ffikgor, Norfolk, ro.
Cephalic Pith; accomplish the object for winch Mei
were made, ma.: Care or headache in all its forms.
Prom the Examiner, Norfolk. Va.
nor kayo beau timed in mare than a thousand Ouhil,
with entire 1111368,14.
'Rom the Zlestoerat, St, Cloud, Miss,
„If you are, or have been troubled with the headaoha,
lend /Oft box, (COPhano Pillaa , so that you may have
them in case of , an attack.
Proof Mt Adoertirt ProofWorr,R. I.
The cephalic rap sore said to bee vernortsbly effeo
tive remedy for the headeehe And one of the Teri held
fort ist very. frequent oompl aint which hes - ever been
disoovered.
Rom the Western R.R. Gazette, ariea/re, fit.
We
Oepballo heartily endorse Mr . Szermi. , . and kb unrivalled
Fl OM Me Kanawha Valley Seat, Hanoteke.
We. are ewe that perns suffering with the headache,
WM> try•them, eti ok to them. -
From iks Souseers Path Iledsr, Nay arisen*, La.
Try them 7 you May are efflicted. and we are sure that
your testimony 01111 be added to the already numerous
hat that has received benefit' that Zo other medioine
43811 yroducle.
/VOW/ Me St. Louis' Democrat.
The brunettes demand for the artiote (Cephalic Pithi)
mreaddir merecadng.
_.Prom the Gazette. Davenport. liter.
Air. thudding would not connect hip name with en ar
ticle he did not know to pessein rota merit.
Nom the idealiser, Preeftieess, R. I.
The testutions hitheir favor ii strong, from the Most
respectable quarters..
From On Daliy Nett, NOWPOrtt ito
Cephalio rills are taking the algae of all Made.
From lltir Consincrcial Bottom% Boston, Mu:,
Bald to be very ettiosolona for the headache.
Froni ika Commendati cietisesti. Oki*.
Suffering Immunity can naw be rebeved.
A Single bottle of. SPALDING'S PREPARED
SLUE will mere ten times their oast annually:lS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE IBS PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
Sr" A STITCH 13 Trite &vas Mias.""Ell
As aoaidents will berm, even in well-re
families, it is very desirable to have some obel=
convenient war for repairing Priraitere, Torr. Crooke.
rs. Ow.
oriumwevi PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies. and no household otn
&ford to do wtthout it. It is always ready. and up to'
the sticking point.
" USEFUL IN EVERY 11 9 tras."
N. B.—A Brush soompanicis each bottle; 'Prieto SI
cents. Address.
HENRY a SPALDING,
NO. 48 CEDLEL itTNEBT, NEW YORK.
'As oertein unenzwilled Downs are attempting to
point off on the onsospseting sublie, imitations of ray
PREPARED GLUE. Diode mama 'Arsenous to ex
mime before por °hawing, *nese* that She AM name.
MT BPAIMINGIII FREFAXED GLUE.NO
. .
is Se Uke weildelpriner i , an NM srs mina*
iitiuSter&AL.
'UT A
THEIR_ REACH.
Havaaraam. Pa.. Pea. a. nal
Truly Tours,
WM. C. FILLER
cerrnon.
ItA.tialtOAD LEAs.
THE PENNSYLVAN N
bETRAL
nerialoAte,
260 mcrua3 Downz TRAM.
1861. 1861.
TEE CAPACITY OF THIS ItQAMILLIRW EQUAL
TO yy IN THE cOuorritx
wriLER TH OUCH PASSENGER TwAtits._ ,
BETWEEN P ILADELPHI4 AND PITTSI3_IJ.BO.
Connoting dirtiest Yore, ladelphia with Through Xrain:
{tom Bourn, New,alll;kall,points Es*, and in tn
Union okra at with 4rhroughlreane and,
from all points t Pittsbur g
he West, Northwest. awl syntresj
--puthiumengfeuguienhgninrgpfaaseitelditioear
ofriporedthaentdMoonamnororntsiVeno
other route.
Pzpreue and Fast Linea run through to Pittsburg,
without ohmage of Care or Conductors. Alt Through
Passenger Trains provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the Witty of travellers.
Smoking Carr are attached to each Train ; Wood
nitre Bleeping Cara to Fxpreaa end Fast Tram. The
EXP BEES RUNS DAILY Mail and Feat LIIIOII. Mao
days excepted.
Mail 'Alain leaves Philadelphia. at 710 A. M.
Fast Line " •• 11.45 A. M.
Elptesa Train leaves " 10.4 a P. M.
WAY TRAINS LErE AS FOLLOWs
Harrisburg AcooitTodat on. via 2.30 P. M.
Columbia 400 P. •
Pariremburg " at 5.00 P.
Wept Chester " 1, at 8.16 A. M.
No. 2 at 12 SO P. M.
West Cheater Paasenggre wilt . take the West Chester
Nog.l and S and Columbia Tram.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williennaeort. Elmira, For-
We, Niagara Falls, and intermediatepoints. leavin g
at 7.30 A. M. and 2.30 P . M., go direct ly
through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the_ offices of
LS6 CCM parry in Philastelphja, New York, Noeton, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets hafitwars at any of the impor
tant laatiroad Offices in the West; also on bnard pity of
the regular Line of Steamers on the MissiseiPPl of one )
rivers
Mr Fare always as low, and time ea quick, as bratty
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion. Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market streets.
r T on h e e n o l o v m an p i t s et kus ioL r o o l livro thi . W estern
...ae rtb AND
hi conn ection. the
DIRE
of
THE t .00
GREAT WEST.
D/RECT LINE
Theetirmeetion of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
pittsbUrgowtiiiiing all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with ,the saving of thee, are advantagee readi
ly,.appreeiatea by Ethiptera of Freight, and she Travel ,
line PAIN. „
inerommte and Shipper. entrusting the tritriettorta=
lion of their Freight to the Cornmsay, man rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in toe West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all
times as „favorable as are charred by other Railroad
Coinpanie.r.
ilfG" Be particular to mark packages " via Pennsyl
vania Railroad."
For Freight Contracts or Shiing Direetions,.apply
to, or address either of the foll owing Agents of the
Company
P. A. Stewart, Pittsburg:
H. S. Pierce & Co., Zanesville: 0. J. J. Johneen, Rip
ley, O.; R. MoNeelv, Maysville, Icy.. Ormsby A Crop
per, Portsmouth, O. • Paddock & Jeffersonville,
Indiana; H. W. B rown & Co., Cincinnati, 0. ; Athern
Hibbert, Cincinnati O.; R. O. Meldrum, Madmen,
Inn. • Jos. E. Moore, Louisville, Ky. ; P. G. O'Hiley &
Co., Evanevitle , Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo,
111. • R. F. Saga. Sheller & Gta.e St. Louis. Mo.; John
H. Harrie, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris tc Hunt, Mem
phis, 10nn.3 Clarke & Chioaso, 111. ,- W. H. 11.
Hoonta, Alton, 111. I or to Freight Agents of Railroads
gx different pews in the Went.
S. B. RI de GliTcl_N, Jr. Philadelphia,
ItIAGRAW A KOONS, e 0 North street. Baltimore.
LEECR & Co..' Astor Mouse, or 1 S. Witham et..N. Y
LEECH. & CO.. No 77 State street, Began.
HO_USTON, Gen'l Freight Agent. Phila.
L. L. !IL/CPT, Gen'l Tiolget Agent, Phila.
E. LEWIS, Gen't SUp't Altoona, Pa.
1861. iliatiamim P. 161.
SPRI DE NG ARRANGEMSNT. -NEW YORK LINES.
Tim °Allow/ AND Armory AND FRILA
IRRIA ArmTNNNTONRAILRoAD CO,Is
lams FRoM pEILADEUDJA To NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAOII.
PROY WALNUT-DT. NAAR/ AND LANSINGTON 011.0
WILL LZA VIC VI FOLLOWS, VIZ
At 6 A. M., via, Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Ac
commodation.
At 6 A. M., via Camden will Jersey — CA; ..(N. J.)
Accommodation...:...__
, .. 2 711
At A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Mornini
Mail— _ _ s ss
ALUM A. 21, via . a.eninngton /erne - , 'City,
weetaen Fawns" t 00
At 1234 P.M., =ila Calndan and Amboy Aceommo
dation „„... 225
At 4 P. M.. via Camden, and Amboy, U. ann 4 A; EX-
ress-- . (2)
MI via AntnnAgion and Jersey City, Bi - ,-
n 41.6 macy_ree.. _ 5 00
At P. m.„ vie Kensington and Jersey City
Class TiokM— .. 2 25
At 6P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mail— . _ Oa
MIA( P. M., via Camde n and
At P
e Mesl
m
irn — P. M., via Camden and AmboT, Acgicenraoda
two (Freight and Fassenger)---let Ciage Ticket.. 2 15
bp. do. 24_ Class Ticket._ 1 60
The 6P Lbfrtridaity. The 11X DI, South
ern Keil, Batardayc xo
For Belvidere. _Bastdo. trambertioße..Flemmrtom
ac0.,at2.10 A. from itenungton, and 2i: F. K. from
Waltmt-atteat wbarf. _
For Waiter esp. i Strondabniks sorantor, Wilkeirke.rre
Montrose, Ur/at Bend, ec0.,7.10 A. K. from Renal= ton
via Delaware. Lackawanna and Western R. It.
. . . .
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7.10
A. M. from Kensington Depot. and 2Ys' F.M. from Wal
nut-street wharf ; Atha 7 10 A N. line comical's with
train leaving Easton atS.S6 P.' M.)
gIIFOr Mount Holly, at 0 and S A. M.., s and dJd F. F. M.
For Freehold, at 4 A. hit.. and S P. M.
WAY LLNEB.
For Brlidol t Ironton, eta.. at 1.10 A. M., dJi and IFX-
P.M. from Konninvon, end 2 F. M. from Walnut
street wharf:
For Paltnyra, Riverton. Delano°, Beverly. Burling
ton Florence, Bordentown, &G., at 13%, 1, and d
k.
Rteamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermediate
places. at 23 P. el. from Walnut-etreet wharf.
efir For blew York, and "liyay Lines leave Kensington
Dew!, take the cern, on Fifth street. above Walnut.
halt an hour before departure. The oars run inte the
depot, and on arrival Meech train, run from the depot
Petty Pounds of Ilaggago only, allowed , 00h Pe1.11011-
ger. Passenger! are proh ibi ted from taking anything ea
baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
fifty ponnds to be 'WM . °, extra. The Company limit
their responsibility tor baggage to One Dollarper. poune,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 9100, ex
cept by special contract.
mkt, WM. GATZNIER. Agent.
gN7AtGFE
rI M- 1 71 , kNOMANTOWM.Arf NORRISTOWN RALLA
D,
On and after MONDAY,
_Nov. 15,1860,
_ • FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, h 7, 8, 9.10.11 and 12 A. M., 1, r
334, 6N,. 6,7, 8, 9 404._616/ P. M.
Leave Germaumwn,'6, 7,71 i 8.8 3 i 9 10,11 sad II A
M., 1,2, 3,4, 6, 6, is3cl r s t s2, and lo
opi uNDAY
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 nun. A. M., A 7, and /OM
P. M.
Lem Hermantown.'B.lo nun. A. M., /JO min" 8, and
- -
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD:
Leave Philadelphia, 6,8, 10, and 12 A. IR.. 2,4, 6,5,
and 1034 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7, 10 , 7.7 a: 6.40, and 11.40, and
11.40 A. M., 1.40, 3.40, 6.10. and 8.40 r. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.00" M "M.,1 and 7 P.M.
1416713 allegnt .60 mins A. M.. 1360, 6.40, and
9.113 mm. Y. M.
FOR CONaIIOHOGICHN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philaaelphia.6.so,l3i,9os, and 11.06 min. A.
1.06, AO6 , 436. 6.56, arid 1136 P. M.
Leave Norrittirien, 6,7, 8.06, 9, and-L1 A. M.,134, 436,
and 6 P. M.
ON 817NDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M and 3 P. M., for Storm
town.
Leave Norristown, 79~ AM. and P. M.
FOR MANAVUNK.
Leave Philadelphia, 320, 734, 8.08; end 11.06 A. M.,
1,06.5.06, 6.06, 5.56, 8.06, UN P.; M.
Leave Marian:ink, 636. 1134 A. M., 1,33 G,
I, 634. and 936:P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 4 A. SI., 3, and 7 P. M.
Leave Mananok,TMk, M., 534, and 8 P. M.
H. K. EIMITM, General Sap
_eri tendent.
nol&tr DEPOT. M A TH and GRE EN Streets. "..
Ago O RT H PENNSYL
• VA NIX RAILROAD.
FOR ERTHL M., DOYLESTOWN, MAUCH
MONK,' HAZLETON. and EMMET.
_ /FIRES 'THROUGH TRAINS.
On end'after MOND.Adr. December a, MO, Pas:leaner
Traiakwlll leaVe FROM/ Y (lnd LLOW Streets. Philo
delPhia, (MKT. (Sundays excepted), as follows
At Gm A. M., (Excrete). for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Manoh Chunk. Hazleton, Wilkesbarre, &a.
At 2.46 P. M., (Express), for Bethlehem. Beaton, fto.
This train reaches Easton ate P. M. and makes clone
oonneotaon with New Jersey Central for New York.
/tAt S P.M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manoh Chunk.
At 9 A.M. and t P. M:: for Doylestown.
At 6P. , for Fort Washington.
The 6.30 A. M. Exprese train makes close commotion
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkesbarre,
and to allpoints in "the Lehih Goal region.
TRAINS FOR Pr ig I.ADEL.FIIIA.
P M.
Leave Bethlehem at 6.42 A. ,M., 2.16 A. M., and 6.38
Leave Doylestown at 7.12 A. M. and 5.20 P. M.
Leave. Port "Washington at OMM. •
ON SUNDA 9 - 6,—Plaladelphia lot Fort Waehington
at 930 A. ftl,. •
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 4 P. M.
Doyle/town for Philadelphia at 7 A. M.
Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 2.45 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem. $1 50 Fare to Manoh Chunk.S2 610
Fare to Easton ' 180 Fare to Wilkesbarre— 4CO
Through. Tickets must he procured at the Tioses
Moss, at WILLOW Street, or BEAKS Street. in order
to secure the above rates of are.
All Passenger Traini(ekeent finnilaj Train') marmot
at Berke. Street with Fifth and. Sixth-streets, and
Deomniend Third.streete Passenger Railroads, twenty
nominee after leaving Willow Street.
del-tf ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
• PHILADELPHIA
D READING RAIL
ROA AWLS Gffdt • T NS for POTTSVILLE,
6 1 61-.7nnth B RG, on sad after Nov.
Da lINING. LINER, DAILY, Mandela eXneeto.dl v _
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and GALLO
BlLL.Streeta, PRILAD.P.HIA.t.Pasitirr entrances
on Thirteenth and on • Gallowlull ghee at 8 A. M.,
eon tinged Harrietrturg with the PEN SYLV.A.NLA
Cjtj& - AD. I P. M. ttainnUironkto Pittsburg ; the
I D J A r.r.vy tee P.M. trees TCLIIIIII2LO
ana r I i MAINV I APP 3 AI e . th , e "fi nairs
Mry, As.
AFTERNOON LINER.
Leave New Depot comer of BROAD and CALLOW
BILL Streets, EMMA DELPH/A4Paanenger entrances
on Thirteenth and on Oellowhill streets for POTTS-
I and HARRISBURG, at Leg_P. Dd.. DAILY. for
READING only, at 4.50 P. AL.DMLY, (Random'
oe_ ex
tikdo .
DUITANCEIS VIA PHILADE LPHIA AND READINO
RAILROAD.
FROM Paw.,Anstrate.,
To Phoenixville— —.— 28
Reading—_— 18 Philadelphia and Raadln_s
kabanon 66 and Lebanon Valley R.I.
Hornstein--
Killeinbart---
if reverkurJuziotion-169
Mu/bury • •
Northwaioiltirif .—rn
Lewndtarg
Milton .:::.:._..-.'....._.1®
Kan . , .97
winmeneemt.--XO
JerseEStmre
qk Raven
tow:. —.
—.—..ll l ,ll.llamiport and Elmira
E . .__.-.M T)Railroad.
'he a A. M. and PAO train connect deulL at
Port Clinton,tilni.elaye exempted ' ) with the OATA
WINBA, WiL LAJIReORT, MIA ERIE RAILROAD ,
making close connection, with lines to Niagara Fans.
am ad the Wert and Son west.
DEPOT ATI PHILADELPEJA: Corner of ROAD
and OALLOWRILL Stmts.
antlf-tf 'W..R. McILBENNEY. No rotary
e- , - - ELMIRA ROUTE.—
- 4-:- - PEILADELPELA AND EL
MIRA. • 0 Si
QUI 3. . 0 ' •to Tamaqua, Catawnsen ll
pert, " Ikea . ne,Soranton DanvaitilmiLlilkonoiril
hamsport, Trom ton, lanton• rah tact
Niagara Falls, eater, C corehuid .trot filed°.
Wr'o, ILL° , weeks. , and points crib and
Passenger train" Till leave the new Depot of the Phi
l/W.9lplus and goading Railroad, corner BROAD mid
CALL,
_MEDIA. Bproota, ( Passenger entrant* on Cal
lawniu Etseli) deny (Guiders excepted), for &wee
ehkellyan .[per - :
DA ED13...„...--.---1101 A. M.
N/OH7I =Porous ......,—.830 P. M.
The MO Al flit . train Gondola at Rupert, for Wales
rireketillllAWßOOticiNlAMail/F1.74
he a e triune make direct cionnegtioes at .
witTe trains of tlu it a i &ir ork and a rle,Canandaagna
and mars Falls , an elo, New York sad Eno. and
New elk Oenfr , from paints North and
W.pot, and tiiik at.
Dadgedo OA to Elpstra, Reigate, and Nerommies
4 ,
Brie, and /items ' "&a.te point..
eta can be vroc aired at the Philadelphia and El
&airmail...lk a'aTiokitt Moe, dorthweat corner of
SI TH a nd OR 4 2.4/N I,Uaseta, and at the Pamonger
Depot i cno 0 'AID= NTH and CAULOWITILL.
ce Expit . FREIGHT TRAIN
Mt the Plat . &phi& and Reading Depot, Breed and
hill tae t tdally (Bandan' excepted), for all
rehab; Whits t North, at tP. in.
pp i d g ro, .... be delivered before II P. ht. to Macre
their t he-game p
Frit r . inforim a ppft at Freight Depot,
TEM To and wRILL, or to
CIAO. o,_ ra_lA •
Northman rerntry NIXIE eat I CILIMITrs Is X' MAW
ear-t! Philedeleist
WH I VAPILE
WEST OHESTER
AID PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD,
VI
SPRING. A RRAN G E MENT'AE )
On and after Monday, March 11, WI, the trains will
leave Philadelpkua, frothe Depot,- northeastworner
of Eightemitli mitt Ma rket streets, at 3.00 M.. and
4, and i t
Eighteenth, •
The Malt kt, rra_irk, With mtmenur• ear attached, will
leave.
the Baltimore ntrat 'Junction.
- On Sundays, leave Philadelphia at A.M. and 31 1 .
leave Wast,Ohester at 7.30 A. M. and 4.30 P. M.
The trains learbs•Philadelphaa • at Si .16 2M. and 4 P.M.
sommetat Permalton with trains on: •• •
and Baltimore Central Railroad . . t,
, , , 4 4 _ ft
NAVIES BY AUCTION.
FEMMES,BRINLIEY, 00.,
Mo. 429 MARKET STREET
YERY ATTEACT R S:
SpEMA I, SAN
ot• sAxoNY WOVEN D BROO DS.
3113881(8. C. F. IiCHBI3I ER
Will sell through
FUENEBB. DR NLEY. Cu.. UCTJOIMERS,
N. 24 9 MARKET STREET.
ON TUESDAY. MORNING,
April le r at 10 o'clock,
6,04.0 PIECES,
The entire balance of this sedson's itapatation of
tIAXOts wOYNN DRESS tioouLt,
Of their well known manufacture and favorite styles.
tffa priest desirable line of this claim of
goods to be offered this season, all o t the choicest fabrics
and novelties. The larger proportion are adapted to
near-by and city trade, and Jon landed ex steamers
New York and Borussia, to which the attention of buy
ers is particularly called.
—Piecesplain tray chine Leonoras, staple 'told Yeti
desirable, best tomb in the market.
pa Macedonuut small set figure ohms, superior qua
lity and designs, for brat Oil! trade.
—Ps YOMPeas, A, large plaid, broche figure, superior
quality, excellent style, very deeirable for best
city trade.
vs rpens i omPeas, B. gray
SU chine, broche figures, most ex
ve and very MS.
'• ps Sardinias. chine plaid, corded satin stripes, and
broahe figured a superb style.
—"Ve Merlins. emprime, gray ohiae, striped and small
plaid, high colored set figures, very expensive ,
—pa Grienslie, imittime, gray chine. plain striped, (Ma
small high colored set hgnree, very bull)
oust for for best city trade.
Amebas. gray small chine and ex broth., three
-pacolored figures, very costly.
Speranzas, double width, ex p e n s i ve he and extra
broohe bouquet, the most style in the
style.
—pa Haaege Palermo' small plaid, striped up and
dove, high colored set figures, for the best city
April 10, at 10 o'clock.'
=oases ginghams, prints, layeilea lawns, Mozam
bique/1,, sergek, de beges, white go od., damaged by
fresh water, pbr snip John Trucks.
l'eyemptorrriald lot cash of a
LARGE STOCK OF f &NOY 000D9,
At the store formerly occupied by
MESSRS. SCHAFFER & ROBERTS, .
NO. 4'49 MARKET riTREET,
. . On Tuesday. and Wednesday Mornings
is int 29 and, 24, at 10 o'clock, consisting of
Wool shirts acid drawers, cotton and wool hosier 7,
gloves, gauntlets, patent Vire/pi, spocl cotton. stay bind
ings, silk handkerchiefs, susbendirs. steel-sp ing hoop
skirts, merino wool ooate, go!diewelry, Combs, brushed,
buck and leather purees, portnionnales. pocket bee p' s,
paper, envelopes, buttons, gaiters, fans, pipes. te
stems, cord., pine, hooka and eyes, pistols. perotiasion
naps, briskets, soap, Cologne water, perfumery, and a
great variety of [spay ig coda.
Also. large size thief proof safe,
:large size chow cases.
IS g oods will be open for examination on Mon
day morn lag. April 22. with catalogues.
N F. PANCOAST. AUCTIONEER, Sue
-I- 1 • censor to B. Mott. Jr., 431 CHESTNUT IN.
SALE OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, BOXES, iko.
On Tuesday Morning.
Av'illa, at 10 o'clock. to be continued in the evening
at 7% o'clock. at thestore of Messrs. James Creamer
Et, Go.. fl 0.18 eolith Pal' street. will be sold lenge
nun attractive , stook of Sne eterieeeopio pictures, con
sisting of American and foreign soenery, crones, eta.
tnary, Ac. Also, a variety of revolving and hand in-,
straments. of rosewood, Walnut, papier maehe, an d morooao, the whole comprising the heeat assortment of
first-Masa goods ever offered at anotiom. Sale positive.
6I iSD fIF 6 LOTS AMERICAN AND IMPORT
DIRT £ O 00$, hAIBROIDERIES. RIBBONS
FRENCH OWERS. &0.. by catalogue. on a ore
dit—
On Weilnrialay
April 17. sale commencing at lu ololodk tr!ohely.
SHERIFF'S SALE AT JONES' HOTEL.
On Thursday Morning,
April 18, at 10 o'olook, will he sold the stock of furni
ture of Jones' 'foie'. Sale positive, by order of Sheriff.
Particulars in future advertisements.
pinup FORD tt. 00., AUCITIONEERB
No. aSo MARKET Street and ii4l fa aunt et.
LARGE FALB OF
N L D ' oo
moop c
m a. m_sd nooTs, BIWES
A
On Thursday Morning.
April 18, at 10 o'clock preoisely, will be sold, by data
loßne-
-1,000 oases men's. boys' and youths' calf. kip. and st ain
boots,oalf, kip, and grata brogans, Congress alters. oa ,
ford and Booth ten, &o.; women's, misses , and chil
dren, ortlf, kip, grain. goat. knoroooo.and lid heeled
boots and shoes, gagers, bonus!, slippers, &o.; also, a
large 11101411110111 of tarot-omen oity-made good.
116 T Goqils open for examination, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sale.
19191313
.'.6."-f-1 WEEKLY OOMMUNJOATION
4..0
- -, BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LI ' ERPOOI,, meting at QUEENSTOWPI ( Ire
la'fla to. land
a l, d lTeTv i Vrlt e r e nd n l a triltitleipt: P l
Steam
ship C i mp . riiii • splendid Clyde-built iron ,Drew steam
ships, ire intended to sail as follows:
FS OM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL. •
KANGAROO, Saturday, April 13
EDINBURGH. Saturday, April *
GLASGOW, Ilatu•day, April 6
And every Saturday throughout the year, from P ER
No. is N. R.
RATES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
1
Cabin, to Queenstown . or Liverpool.— _.......'. 75
Do. to Loudon, via Liverpool__ _,....., _ SO
Steerage to Queenstown, or Liverpool....—.-- 30
Do. to London.__._• . . 32
Do. Return Dak, iiiiiiiiile7 - rbi . einTnaiiiiii,
from Liverpool... ... $5)
Peasouper" forwarded to Havre __ .
Paris, - ' ilitaZiarg.
Braman, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Oe•tificates of passage Maned from Liverpool to New
York— -- ......_.. - - $4O
Oertifioates of passage issued from Queenstown to
New York- . . S3O
These steanieialiThi - i - uiPit - riiii - a - s - so - n - Tti - iialliTis for
passengers. are ooniarupted With watertight compart
ments_ and carry ease rieneed burgeons.
For freight, or passage, apply at the offioe of the Com
pany. JOAN O. DALB, Agent.
109 Walnut Err.° ,t Philadelphia.
In Liverpool, to WM. INMAN - ,
Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, to WM. INhlAhl,
13 Dixon street.
SWATHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
&ound Cabin /*et 60
The stops from New York
at at'uork Harbor.
The ships from Boston Gall at Halifax and Cork liar•
bor.
_ _ . ..----• _
i'BRSI A, Capt. Jadkins. AF Ft/ CA, Capt. Shannon.
ARABIA, Ca_pt. J. Stone. CANADA, Capt. Anderson.
ASIA, Capt. G. Lott. AMERICA, Cant McAuley
AUSTRALASI E.
AN, NIAGARA, Capt. 'flood's.
Capt. E. M. liockley. EUROPA, Capt. J. Cook.
SCOTIA, i now building.)
These Testicle carry a clear white light at meet-head i
brn i torrboard bow: red on port bow.
Anderson, leaves Boston, Wednesday, April 3.
AFRICA, Shannon, "N. York, Wednesday, Apnl 10.
IKUROPA, Cook, " Boston, Wednesday. April 17.
PFRSI A, Judkins, " N. York, Wednesday, AL I O! 34.
NIAGARA, Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, ay 1.
AerA, Lott, " N. York. Wednesday. ay 8.
ARAB LA, Stone. " Boston. Wednesday, May la.
AERICA. Shannon. " N. York. Wednesday. May 22.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experieneed Surgeon on board.
The owners of these shlyre will not be liciooun table for
Gold, Silver, Bullion. Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or 3detals, unless hills of lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed,. For freight or
"° :11. -11 "ply to
E. CUNARD.
ir
4 Bowling Green. New York.
kV A . T1.1.E SO UTII . --QUARLES
'TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMBH/PS.
Bills !miner for geode for points other than the cities
of Charleston and Savannah, must be accompanied
with certified invoices. to =Jure prompt delivery. .
A II goods not permitted immediately after the arrival
of the steamers at Charleston and Savannah will be
sent to the Custom-house stores.
The Stealehip STATE OF GEORGIA having_ been
withdrawn or the present. the Steamship KEYSTONE
STATE w ill run to both Savannah and Charleston.
taking freights for both porta at the =me time, pro
ceeding first to Savannah, and from thence to Cherie,-
ton, making a trip every two weelm, thus making de
liveries as frequently in Charleston and Savannah as
when both ships were running. .
Passengers for Charleston will be ticketed through
from Savannah to Caarleston by Railroad.
Fare to pavannah, $l6 ; through to Charleston, 816.
FOR. CHARLE•ToII AND SAVANNAH,
The Steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Charles
P. Marshman, wit receive freight until Saturday Eve
ning. April 13, and sail with despatch.
r=oods received evert day, and bills of Lading signed
at second wharf above Vine street.
INSURANCE. '
Freight and insurance on a large proportion of °oats
shipped South will be found to be lower by these ships
than_ by sailing reelects.
'NW Ituntranop on all Railroad Freight is entirely
unnecessary, tartbar than Charleston or Savannah,
the Railroad Companies taking all risks from thew
points.
PhdatteliMia to New. Orleans and intermediate
points. • Charleston and Savannah route, connecting
with steamer, for Florida. and with railroads for New
Orleans and intermediate 'multi.
BREAT ICED Utri'Lo9l 1N FARE.
Fare by thin route % to tO per cent. cheaper than to
the Intend IKouts,,gar. will be seen by the followirg
si.li mi eduie. Throug h - ticket, from Philedelphla, via
Charleston d S avannah steamships. 194CLUDLNG
ALB on the w ole route, except from .Chariesrm
and Savannah to Montgomery :
To.suswwwn_...._.vis tr • go Columbus-- .$2l 00
Cheri eston.--- 16 00 Albany ........ 33 00
Augusta-.,.._... IT 60 filoptgoMol7-...• MI OP
3000031 --- 30 Ot Moolie —..„ xp oct
Atlanta— e 21 001 New Orleans..... A 9 75
N. B.—Passengere by this route connect with the In
land Route in Nonth Carolina and Georgia, travelling
by the same woven:moos thence to New Orleans.
flo bills of India' signed after the ship has sailed.
No freight received on the day of sailing.
Agents in Charleston T. &A. X.1.1. BUDD.
Savannah.JlUTZEß ft G A 21111.EL.1.
T. S. & T. G. BUDD, Charleston, and KUATER. &
OAMMELL, Savannah, will attend to entering and lor
warding all goods oonsigned to their caps.
ar o mmis SPRING ARRANUE
WILMINGTON ;AND'i:ALTIBTER P E:
--Ott and-alter-MONDAY. APRIL- 16 -1861,
PiIJBSENOEB. TRAINS LEAVE PHIL A DELPHIA:
For Baltintoiti at: Lll - A. M., 11 85 A. hL, (Exprese),
and 10.50 F.M.
For Chester at 8.16 A. M., 11.34 A. M., 4.15 and 10.60
P. M.
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. M., 1133 A. M., 4.15 end
10.150 P. M.
For New_ Castleat 8.14 A. M. and 4.111 P. M.
For Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 4.16 P. M.
For Milford at 8.16 A. M.
For Salisbury 41.16 A. Id.
TRAilla. FOR PRILA DELPHIA
Leave Baltimort• at 6.1/I A. M. (Express), 9.41 A. M,,
and 4.45 P. M.
a P Leave Wilmington at IS 53 and 9.10 A. Rl.. 123 and
. M.
Leave Salisbury at LO P. M.
Leave Milford at 4 P.
A.
Leave 'Niter at 6.35 A. M. and 1610 Pe M.
Leave Nen Castle at 8.58 A. M.. 715 P. M. .
Leave Cheater at 7.49 A. M.. 9 40,1.57 end 8.40 P.M.
" Leave Baltimore for Salisuary and Delaware Rail
read at 6.111 A. M.
TRAIRS FOR BALTIPdOO .
Leave C toy at 8.43 A.M., /2.03 and 11.20 P.M.
Leave - ' ton at 9.35 A. at, 3316 P. AL, and 13
FREIGHT TRAIN. with hogreneer Car attached,
wit run as follows
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
gleam at 5.t0 p. M.
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and Intermediate
Places at 7.15 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and interme
diate plume, at a P. S.
Leave Ilavreria.6raaa for Baltimore and intermedi
ate stations at 6 A. IL.
Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Draoe and intermedi
ate stations at 6 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS:
Only at WO. P. K. from Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Only at 446 P. 111. from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
spa S. Al. PELTO/41. President,
Aorthern Central.
tUttnixA.
Sunbury md Erie ILI.
NOTICK—OILICEITICE
VALLEYRAILROAD.—EAB
- RA OR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIA. STAIMOBB.—On and after Nov.
the. Famenger Trains for DO WNINGTVWN
WIU Mart from the new ?wronger Depot of the riol a
deloloa
,and Reading. Bagroad Company, corner of
BRAD "CALf.OWO/L l, Streeter (Palweßier MS-
KrouGuTithAl.i.ii for Downingtown leave, at SAO
A. M. • -
AF P. TERNOON MUM for Downiegtowm leaves at
Amo
DAILY M.
(Sundays excepted).By order of the Board of Managigno of the Philadel-
Phis and Readior Railroad Comay.
sal W. H. Mel NY -s Mornatarys
4114141111.111 t, ".13 AI it .1: INLAND
FREIGHT VINE TO NOlt-
POI, it t,e.O.LETOMOUTII,_ VA, and to the enact
pal cities and wool in the South and Sonthweet.
Goods sent to the Depot. corner BROAD -street -and
WASHINGTON Avenue. wilt be forwarded eaturiatzd
at as low rates as by an, other l F
oge.
H . KENNEY,
hinter Afffranspogation
mide-tf • P. w.:16 . 11.
•
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r - • ..-- - ' lritr . iii.,e v •,.
: - • icei
' • ..! i , Fom , . .-
141 1 W 4 1 *: .•—• • 11, 201475111 '' • 4 '
- . _
wale.
ye Barege Ferafinag. small Plaid. of the usual splendid
assortment, quality, and superb coloring.
pa 'Wage Thessalia', large plaid chine.
Ye Paresis hlessinas. gray chine large plaid with satin
C atterb style.
gis Barege Rosalidd. Ultimo large plaid, gold stripes,
all the race.
['Ramo limpanolan, brocho figutd, chine plaid,
superb style and eletant qualities.
ye Barege AUttelolllll., gray chine large plaid, with
satin stripes and brunt's figures, a magnificent
UNDERWR I Tuesday MorTERB' tiAL .E.mar. FOR
On
SHIPPING.
YILORIPIEW TORE TO LZVZBPOOL.
MIOENM
PROM EOPTOPI TO LIVERPOOL
Chief V.!iji:lNmpyaig *llO
SPECIAL NOTICE
RAILROAD LINES.
'1•1 ()Ivi JCS of BON k%,
IT • nom. 1311 and 141Ncutli K - r a
(Forming/ s• 011.11 'kw( "
STOCKS AND REAL. ESTATE—TOBBDAY
punphi e t plinth:mien now roads, °mann:kin, f u rl
teriptione of ail the property to b. told on Tae qt
q '
Itch Instant, with a list of sales Xld and dOrh a pr o llext
May ist and 7th, aompag ,a large amount ef.°T,
estate, by order ot Orphans Court, easel:ant. 4
others.
PEREMPTORY RALF—t3TOCKE, by poetpo nemtai
On Tuesday.
April 16, nonn, at the Eng:dismal:4'lrib be eold—
Without reitorve, for aosonnt of whom it n
own— ot ) , 04m.
/plow (8 bonds of at ociO, and 2 of 0100 000 1 1.1 p,
delphia and ealtimore Central Railroad Compaq, "'Is
.I,OIY) shares Thirteenth and Fifteenth-street/11c
ger Railway Company. . -,....
100 shares Race and Vine-streets Passenger ir /11 • 1111h7
Company.
100 shares Fairmount and Arch-etreet City Patten,
Railway Company.
for tiendun. of whom It may concern—
eri a h..„-os Ph i Mutual Real Eatm, A
t. —
. 0 'era, full oaid 4 vitta
ion -2 %1 .... - .lrhia Library Company.
1 share Ilium,
1 share Mercantil.,..
14415 r , -
For other accounts—
1 share Arch-street Theatre. „
Exeoutot'a Sale—Eptate of Hen." -P.
a shares Academy of Music.
1 share Philadelphia Library.
1 share Philadelphia Athenteum.
toe eisignee's t'eremptory eate—
n shares North Pennsylvania Railroad CumPany,
o r pha n ß 'D L p rEtSaAT—EAtLE—fA h P :I iRtL
ehdeoeased.—WO-STOBY
BRICK OW tiLLINC'e '
'e.
1034 Frankford avenue. south of Otter street. • •
Name Estate.--VALUABLE LOT. beELL IN „
Co
&c. between went Y-third ward, 0 9 , 2
Coopereville; he t Secoud• street turnsfe...
D r .
Bar t on, road. adjoining the elegant enset re e • e • erg
or. Barton, lam jetetat Ries, deceased . mot
Orphans' C. urt Sale—E state of Samuel Le ete „
ewased.-84X CURIAL L Mount Ithwrso Lc"
tery. They are well located. and loon pu ttee —9O.
DEsinkru, e COUNTRY 84:AT, a ver
Milltown rood. between the Oxford and seeonettriii
Hirnptkee. Twenty-third ward.
Peremptory Sale.— ELEGANT MODER N
DENCE atid large lot, Tulpehocken street n' n 'll•
'Wayne street. Gerrnanjown. 9 40 i ut
Peremptory aIe.—THYME-STORY BRICK street Intyi
•
LICH*, Brown stre, east of Eleventh street.
trio R r; AND OW ELLIN% 14014,11599400nier of 3,
venni and State streets. between Reed and es t e, •
Fourth street. H
THREE-STORY RICK DWELL' ‘O, A O. •
is
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
modern improvements, No. 985 North Sixth street n
VALUABLE FOUR STORY HOTEL, knows
° olumbia House." east side of Broad atteet,R e 'L '
north of Arch street and near to Penn Not re , w
WEBT PHILADELPHIA POPER
—Largeand valuable Lot, nor haw corner --;
C eatnnt and Williami,or Thirty-nin'h, strati% R e ;',.;
112,6 feet, Twralnenlis fronts.
TAT RESI 4RCEB.—AIso, two neat Re t icl e ,.
adJoint^e on Beam street, each lot 50 feet jr" r e l•
One of them bas also a front on back lltreet. Tr, e i
will b. sold seigtrately.
RACE N rgEs f.—Store and Dwelling, his, Im e R .
street, with two- story brick shop In the rear 14 . "
49.
bark street.
COATES STREET.—Three-story kick Tavern toe
Liweilink_Np. 1606 Coates street.
wAta4 NTHEn.T.--Neat Residence. No, ltb
Walnut street, between Broad and Pateestia strew
05,000 may remain.
SRVeNTII SALE AT THE GIRARD HOUSE.
SUPERIOR CHAMBER FURNITURE. CARPI:Ty,
en Monday Morynnt •
April 15, at 10 o'clooir, by catalog ue , at the oinni
House, Chestnut Street, below Ninth, a queenly of ire ,
penior chamber furniture, Sue hair mltireuse i faito u ,
mestere and pillows, dr.e.
Also, Brussels, Imperial and ingrain carpets.
Also. a quantity of offing. furniture. reek'', tablet. &t
Also. a large and superior Iron safe, made be Fan,
Iletr.us, cost WOO, suitable for a/entailer.
Sir May be examined on Saturday, from 9 to 9 o'cost,
Sale No, 1503 Chestnut Street,
EOANT F URNIT URE. MIRRORS, piANO
CIIANDRLIERS, VELVET CARPETS,
On
,Tueeday Moraine,
April 16th , at 10 o'clock, at No. 1303 Chestnut greet,
by catalogue—
The entire ffnrnttura of a lady declining houlsekeepipg,
oompru,O.of rosewood and brneatehe drewinprenni
aw f or t ri . by Gale kCAN, nendecnne mem
furniture, di
and pier interpret, fine velvet carpets, patee p ttra
tune,CAtit
gi.afiaajingmedraknalaestayenwogifef,aindottiase I : y e r g r s e i :f r r u v w r e n:i furniture , l a t e , ; c o o! ial:oeibee tkrbifetu.ertiknerin..
fignattle6.
ri atir. Almo m a a n y o be il Itt ex ia 4 t in in m g 4ti , byatEad wooh;
ll e o k n o. tb
mortuo,
or
the sale.
l!kile No. 111 i (logo' gt Stool
Plaziy inD CA efts nil J ItNI
FIRST-CLASS OIL PAIPITINfis •
PINE ENGRAVINGS, STATUETIES
VELVET CARPETS, MIRRORS,
On Wednesday Morning,
April 17th, at 10 o'cilook. et No. Int chestantstree.,
by catalogue, the entire Gleeful and beautiful fervors
of a gentleman gouts to kurope, comprising retina
of very rion and elegant parlor furniture; chits of
elaboratelY carved oak library furniture, nine ' , ocher
eto g
rers snits of served oats inoin-room forsitc,r.
WV Suites of handsome chamber Innitura tree ni
them very elegant and ezpensive.) dw, 411:flai (
to order by Lariaratts. from selected Frusta 10, c ,,,
cad without regard to cast. Splendid royal ditlyulef
medallion carpet ; Wilton. 'velvet. and Brusseli car
pets; French- plate mantel and pier Mirror.; ektuil
curtsies, piano, chandeliers, glass ant chinaware, ter
superior mattresses, bedding. ite.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. kn.
Also. a large numb , :r of first-class original oil yam.
in e. of the best French. American. and German,
schools, rate and See engravings, marble slattletteh
articles of buontorm and virtu. &o.
Sr May be examined on Tueadayotpnl 16, fen; 11
to o'clook.
oir Particulars in catalogue, now ready.
Bale at Nos 139 and HI South Fourth Stmt.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH-PLATE NIP
ItORB, PIAN O-FORTE 43, 13 It USBEI,3 CA RPl•7llf.
On Thureday blorning.
. At 9 o'clock, at the Auction etore, an assortment
excellent eecond-hand fbrniture. elegant piano-forte•.
fine mirrors, carpet/. ate, ' from families deninne
bolleolteoPlnii removed to till store for conveu taro et
sale. . .
Also. 0. set of very superior 'Wit double harness faro
)y new.) mule to order by
... Leery k
Sale No. 1319 Mardian Street.
SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITidtE, TAMITRI
BRUSSELS CARPETS, &o.
Oil Filen). Morning.
19th tut.. at 10 o'clock', at N 0.1319 Marshall elm.
above Thompson street, the enure household au
kitchen furniture. tapestry Missals carpets. ,ke .of
gentleman declining housekeepint.
*r Mai t,e num/hied on tko morn
o'clock.
Sale .1Y22 r)ntli Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR F URNIT ORE. MIRROR, lIIICRELA
CARPETS. &c.
On Priday Mortunt.
19th inn.. at 10 o'olook, at No. 1123 Etalh_foluth
street. below Fedeval. the superior furcitart.Fratth•
plate pier mirror, Srtieeele oaryets, &a., ors gerXemst
eaelngthe eity.
1160" May be examined on ere monung d occm
o'clock.
Public Bale at the Ba r itram Garden.
STOCK OP BOIItSES, CARR AGES,, WAGON ,
CARTS. MOWING MAORI ES, eATISE,
ING IMPLEMENTS, &o.
On Monday Morning.
April at 10 o'olook. at the residence of A. M. Tar.
virile, Eat.. bales Gm's Fem. bo Sold at ,fit
sale. without reserve. about SO head of cattle, includot
a nuabar of line mitch cows, several with calves . Li
their aides; some very desirable young stook; etw
rough bred Durham Mill,,and five young bulls; fo6
horses; carriage by Jacob; carnage , by Duchy.
York wagon, by * arson ; double and single lamer.
saddle and bridle, &o.
Also, Ketaham's mowing machine and seed drill;
Landreth's mower and roaper, with all taa latest ,w
-vrovements ; bap rake, seed drib, patent hoisting hal
fork, cultivators, ploughs, harrows. largo Wier, doa
ble-horse power. two broad-wheel bay wagons. nar
row-wheel hay wagon. with box ben, two one-horse
carts. spring cart, new spring wagon, block and lute ,
let window frames?. sash. lot teed pipe , cast-iron pipe,
old iron, a large lot of Tarming imetements. fc.r.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
The ',arty Passenger Railroad Cars pan the hoe
every half hour.
-3150
- 76
Administrator's Ektle, 1911 Walnut street—Dilate of Dl.
T horns& Harris, deemed.
SUPERIOR REdl DEfICK ,ll FURNITURE, MIR
RORIf. OIL culawra, cnAtitar
LIEU, &U.
Op Tuesday Morning
23d inst.. at 10 O'clock, at Ito. 1911 Walnut sOttl.ll
lo
catague, the entire furni
ture'rn
coPrzeing
walnut drawing • room furniture , mantel and pier um•
rum, fine oil paintings and engravings, ourtairu, ate';
dollars. glass and china, enporior dining-reent etc
ohamber furniture. Also, the kitchen furniture. 741
gerato ho.
Se r The superior residence, with witch tourton:;
be sold at 10 o'clock precisely. precious to the isP
furniture. Full particulars in handbills and cat/doom.
NI OMB NATIIAN4, u lOh
A-T -a• AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. eel , 0 16
loonier of SIXTH and RAGE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Borne or the neat GOLD PATENT LEVER 04
CHRONOMETER WATCHES Mannfaatered,st
the hehel soutilln Priers. gold lever and lepine imam.
!Ayer lever and lame wafting, English, /twin, tr 4,
mncl wistabes, mtonisningly law prises, lliveirl ^ '
oven. description, very low,rual, mulklaj
atm/manta, Mist quality of 'Swann mom at ban
Importation pnee, in quantities to snit pnrehsterc ""'"
various' other kind' of 'mod'.
SPLENDID SET OF DIAMONDS AT SHIYATi
Consisting of diamond S and
opal breastpin
rings. Pnoe $6lO. Cost in Pans 11.400.
A splendid single-atone diamond breast-9m Qv"
*l6O, poet 8928. . . -
OUT DOOR nitta;t3
Attended to pervonrilly by the Arrotioneer.
Connignmenta of any end every kind of pods Pl'
acted. hIOSEEI 24.h.rfiAhf•
MONEY TO LOAN
1/211,000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on 09 1 ' 4, 2 .
watches, Jewelry. silver plate, dry goods. , ofdottlinK ,
001iO3, cigars, hardware. cutlery plasm t rrurroos..w
failure, bedding, and on goods of' every dmoriPllon.
large or small amounts, from ono dollar to ammo..
for any length of time agreed on.
Ma ,
The Oldest ifastablJohod H use In this gil7 -
/Cr Pnvate entrance on RACE Street.
scr 81111i.}022 hours from 9 A.
_9l. to P. M.
Heavy immrance for the benefit of depositors.
CHARGES ONLY TWO PER. CENT.
MT Advances of •100 and upwards at two Der "f‘
Advances of $lOO and upwards, at one per eent,, of
short loans.
M FITZ&A:Mita 4t ALL,.
/Wk• TIONEMUI. 604 CRESTNITT !Woo. Oct
BALE.G_ EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o'clock of Boole, stationery end fancy ge , Yy
watches, jev i r l ijry, cloaks, silver plated ware, ea.!" .
Dal l instruemente.ko.
Also.Gottery. di-, goods, bootie and short, and min
phiandAig of every desoriphon,
DAY 5A131 3 / 3 Oren' Monday, Wedneedar, Vrl
day at 10 o'oloek
PIIVA7B BALSA.
At private sale emend larte 00111n1=10131.1 al Irtaaaal ,
real, books, stationery, silver - plated ware, attEarli
savoy gooes, ko. To 'alma is solicited the Minim, e,
city sad country manhunts end others.
vorsatinnents solicited of all kinds of merchsedire
for either pablio or private seta.
LOW:
_,Lib9reik omit adva
t iamo ma4o oonsiramßi l
...pa pronto T 04101/1111d to.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
gift PENN' mum MUNN /4 41 1
BOlDk_Elt WORIE.--PIEAPIE
PRACTICAL' &BD THEOILETICAL, n/ 10 111,
MACHINIST& nOILER-MAJLERE, BLACK! , 17
and FOUZIDERB. having._ for many. MOP t"-A l2 ii
successful operation. and epee enterleeir ehteg
banding and repairing Manna and Rim Bowan , loge
low urtoortrojp= Boat,. Water Tanks. Propel kr&
&nis a ceopeottmly offer their serve:lea to the piciVi
a. beiil l gprepared to contract for Engine; o'
Tim and atathoiary hinny hats e .
eater= o diSrerent slime", are preparee to exint e ti .%
teramith m old watch. Every deeerintlOP 0 "
=SIP -all. Slle shortcut notion. frith sr • a t ,
re, nor Tubular. acid Cylinder 1301101 11, S
nest reel3Bll oartiatikaroOrdiron. Fergie ca. e.g..
Ind kinds; troA and Snug Outing' t of all deed ri VI ore!
101 l TurtAng. it Cutting. NM ea Ober WOO eve
ncan=n the'sbove Wainer& t ton
rand IDeeilleatione for all Were goer.
establish eat free of ciliary., and work gearannea•
The bere have ample wharf,doak rpom
pars boats, where they can lie in periliol
pi : 4l ate ppfpruled with shears. bloolts, felLl6
Ti? Viking Inegory or light weighia.
JACOB 4 '
LTV LNIK.
JOIN P. I'.
le/e-U TEAM end PAt,MBII
r. YAMOILLII *I &1c:, COBB,
WILLIAM H. MZIMIC/C. HASTLZ T MERRICI
S OUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON RIEGGIB,
PHILADELPHA,
MERRICK & B
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS ,
Flimuleotore High and Low Premise Stem hums
tor landalter. and mar n serviee
Boilers. biaaometars, Tanks, Irk Boats, &u; Cam
inlo of an kinb. Mbar iron or brass.
road
iron Fram Stationa e Knob for Gas Works, Worlu- ° ' .
. fso. iID
Retort. and OW Machinery of the latest and omit
roved oonstruotion.
hvely desoriplaon of Plantation ISaohinarr , Pne o ll s l
agar, t3ear and Gent Man, Vsouoin Pans, .
!WM Defeoators, Filters. Pornsist trr
ito.
Sole Agents far N. fillhaus. , § Patent Sugar Bll l g
Apparatuslteem;th's Patent 'team liammerua r l s o
wmen & Wolnee a Patent CentriNstai Sugar p mt-}
ahine.
FAIRMOUNT MAORTNE WOR K S ,
eatr
WOOD fit., between Twenty-find and
Tp
ssoo.d. Eansblmbed 1&
The tinderaigned, guijoempor to in
late firm
Mende T:
WOOD, will continuo the buirmese in all ite l St
heretofore. tower Looms and en machines/3oun ces°
vlth them , Embegaing Callender', Lard Oil freed&
itg,. and Machine Work in general.
Thankful for pent favors, hewould ralpeotfullY
$ continuance of th e patronage so liberaUT
the late firm. THOMAS W O, - ,
Philadelphia. lan.= M. isf4-351
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