Special Meeting of City Councils.
A special meeting of both branches of Councils was
held yesterday morning at 11 c'oloolc.
BELEM' COUNCIL.
711E0. CUYLER. President in the chair. Bobo e
pro...dine to busitneel. MT. MPA &KY DrOposed that
each member reaffirm hie oath of fidelity to the Consti
tumm and laws el the State and United Straps. Some
d scussion ensiled, in whieh the measure! was mmosed
on tee ground that it implied a suspicion of loyalty
where there is no foundation fir it. Dir. Meagre with
drew his resolution.
The committee appointed on the eseolutions offered
Yesterday made a rep •rt. 'the got."( it was as follow!:
Your commit e refrain Irmo makine a report in
detail. bromine they a,c fury a•eured that the nine,-
Imre@ propow d wilt meet wits a prompt and Men, re_
kpon me I om every member of the Council,, and that
any sts-h report would ho nee ens
a The cations resolutions and ordinsnoee offered on
upon end unanimously adopted.
Thursday were vo
The of eta neorporeced into the preamble and reso
lutions offered be Mr. Meeary, and published in full in
The Prca= of yestatffitY, Were adopted.
after the unanimous adoption of most of the resolu
tions and ordinances. Mr. DRAYTON read a paper de
fining his position. He lamented the division in the
Demooretto tarty. He was born in South Caroline, and
inane relatives were in the Seco-mon ranks. He pro
elsimed himself a citizen of the United Stares. and of
the State of Penneyivenia, and at the command of
either he must eheulder his musket and march in their
defence. He owed an allegiance to the United etstes
paramount to all others. lie considered the ant of the
seceding Stares revolution. and bile unwilling to mill
men traitors who were conscientiously intisfied that
they were right. he was wilting to vote men and motley
to put down an unjustifiable revolution.
Several gentlemen made speeches eulogizing the
course pit sued by Mr. Drayton in the delicate and
pa of ll posits m in which he was placed.
The Pit EnIDENT l Mr Molar, referred to the deli
mit- posit .n in which Mr. Drayton was plaord. and
spoke ot the profound emo.ion with wroch he had lie.
t-ned to the loyal remarks of the gentleman from the
Fifth ward.
The following is the substance of the various resolu
firms and ordinances which wipe passed unanimously
No. 1. Provides for reiterating ttne citizens to form
companies of one hundred each for home service.
00. 2. Committee on Finance to report an ordinanne
for a loan of one million debars for the purpose of pro
vici,ng a fund for the relief of families of volunteers
who 'cave the city in the service of the country, and
for other purposes connected with the distracted con •
dition of the country.
flo. 3. Commissioner of City Prop erty to lace p un
occupied public hells at the disposal of dri ;ling Portia..
No. 4. Applauds the course of Baltimore and Governor
Hicks in opposing the secession movement.
No. S. An appropriation of G5l l for the purchase
of arms for Dome Guard.. or other defensive purposes.
A committee ot five to aid the Mayor in carrying out
the ordinance.
No.a An ordinance appropriating 8125,0(g) for relief
of familiesof volunteers
No 7. Resolutions approving of the prompt and de
termined steps of the beneral Government inputting
down rebellion. commending the conduct of Major
Anderson, and determining to tender him a sword.
No.B. en ordinance appropriating 45.000 to be em
ployed by the Mayor in such a manner as he may deem
summer, for the Preservation of the Deane of the City,
for the detection of all persons engaged in treasonable
designs. and for the detection of persons engaged in
molesting the property of cougars of Philadelphia.
Mr. BKNTON off-red a bill providing' for the payment
of the meaty of any officers under the City Government,
who, before the proolamation of the President of the
United Plates, wore ocurbected with volunteer compa
nies. and who. May be called into service.
This proposition was objected to upon the ground that
the city has no more right to continue the pay of absent
Officers 01 the city then they have to pay the usual
vases of any other claims who may think proper to
enrol themselves.
after a long discussion the bill fell, the Chamber re
fusing to suspend the rules.
The amendments to the various bills made by Com
mon Council were evecurred in.
e ?solemn:is from Common Connell. providing for the
payment ot salaries of certain officials in certain apeoiat
cases, were referred to the special committee.
The Chamber aereed to the resolution concerning
the eatery of George I'. Pleftedding. Adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Chamber was oat ed to order startly after 11
o'clock, Mr. Trego, President. in the chair. heavy
every member was present.
The Chair made a statement to the effect that a highly
respetrable member of the bar had. yeatercay morn
ing. offered his services as Clerk of Common Council
during the absence of General Small. lie will serve
without oomeensation, in order that the salary of Ben.
boleti may be continued.
In response to an inau rY, the Chair slid the gentle
man was Mr. Edward tamstead. ( Applause./
Alto- srme decurmon the subject was laid aside for
the present.
Mr. QUINN offered an ordinance to continue the pay
of such city officials as may enlist The ordinance pro
vides for the continuing of the pay of such parties in
the employ of the city during tneir enlistment, pro
vided that their pay does not extend beyond the time
for which they may have been elected to their city
offices.
A motion being made to refer the ordinance to the
Special Committee, M r.QUIN N urged that the commit
tee had no such ordins ECG ready, and ii becomes us to
act atones, as the volunteers are leaving at this very
moment, to fight for our laws and our rights. la e hoped
thin ordinance weird now no through, an as to keep the
Inmdies of the volunteers from want.
Mr. FREEMAN thought it was proper to not in an
orderly manner. and by tending the ordinance to the
committee we would hasten its passage.
After some further discussion, the ordinance was
referred to the Specie. Committee.
am tort on of Mr. Freeman, +he Chamber took up the
business from the otheriChamber,iin relation to the war
matters.
A resolution from the Special Committee. directing
the Finance Committee to report an ordinance for a
loan 01.51,000,000 for the defence of the city and for the
support of the fam-lies of the volunteers, was taken up
and passed unanimously.
The resolution. providing for the use of any of the
Sit, halls. not otherwise mewed, for the volunteers or
any military association, to drill in during the present
national troubles, was taken up and passed unani
mously.
The resolution requesting the citizens to form com
panies of 100 each, in the various wards, to drill 'and
prepare to defend the city and their country. was passed
final y.
The Chair presented a communication from the offi
cers of Common Councils. (G. F. Gordon. J. Zimmer
man. and T. B. Ball.) pledging themselves to perform
the duties of the Ch of i lerk. during his absence.
The second resolution speaks warmly of the noble
stand taken for the Union by the citizens of Baltimore.
An additional resolution was offered. requesting the
Mayor to forward cop es of the veto utions to Governor
Bloke and the Mayor of Dalimore. Adopted unani
mousiy.
The resolution extending the hosetta)i ties of the city
to the gallant Major . e nders - n, his officers and men,
was adopted by a unstit mous vote.
A series of resolutions from Select Branch in refer
enee to Governor Bias and the people of Baltimore
were read. acd The Minuet e severely orieroieed, while
a' the same time much et thustaem was expressed at
the con se of Governor Make and the Salomon:mit.
They were then amended and passed unanimously. The
first resolution speaks in glowing terms ot 'he conauot
of Governor Bloke m resisung the tide of treason, and
deolares t at such action is worthy of the proudest dais
of our Sepal". ic.
The Chamber concurred i n the resolution directing
n appropriation of 30,1100, to be expended by the
Butler.
The bill making an appropriation for the families of
the volunteers was 'siren up and the first amendment
made in the other Chamber was read.
The Chair staled, that if Councils pleased. he would
undertake the duty of se acting the committee provided
for. but he would do it falai:it/tatty. for it would be diffi
cult The amendment. together with the other amend
ments, was concurred in.
The ordinance providing for the election of a clerk of
Common Commies was taken up.
During the discussien of the resolution a committee
from belect Comm' was announced. They informed the
Chamber th ey were Shout adjourning. Unless there was
acme further important business.
The resolution was then ref rred to the Seeeial Com
mittee, and the CilaUlt.r anon after adjourned.
Proclamations of Governor Hicks o
Maryland and Mayorlltitly:n.
To the People of Maryland :
The unfortunate state of affairs now existing in
the country has greatly excited the people of
Maryland.
In consequence of our peculiar position, it is not
to be expected that , the people of the State can
unanimously agree upon the best mode of preserv
ing the honor and integrity of the State, and of
maintaining within her limits that peace BO ear
nestly desired by all good citizens.
The emergency is great. The consequences of a
rash step will be fearful. It is the imperative
duty of every true son of Maryland to do all that
can tend to arrest the threatened evil. I therefore
counsel the people, in all earnestness ' to withhold
their hands from whatever may tend to precipitate
us into the gulf of discord and ruin gaping to re
ceive us.
I counsel the people to abstain from all heated
controversy upon the subject; to avoid all things
that tend to erimination and recrimination; to be
lieve that the origin of our evil day may well be
forgotten now by every patriot in the earnest de
file to avort from us ito fruit.
All powers vested in the Governor of the State
Rill be strenuously exerted to preserve the pease
and maintain inviolate the honor and integrity of
Maryland.
r call upon the people to obey the laws, and to
aid the constituted authorities in their endeavors
to reserve the fair fame of our State untarnished.
I a.sure the people that no troops will be sent
from Maryland, unless it may be for the defence
of the National Capital.
It is my intention in the future, as it has been
my endeavor in the past, to preserve the people
of Maryland from civil war .; and I Invoke the
assistance of every true and loyal citizen to aid
me to thus end.
The people of this State will, in a short time,
have the opportunity afforded them, in a epeeist
election for members of the Congress of tbe United
States, to express their devotion to the Union, er
their desire to see it broken up.
Ta. H. Emus,
Governor of Maryland.
BALTIMORE, 18th AprU, 1861.
PROCLAMATION OP THE MAYOR.
MAYOR'S OFFICE, April 18th, 1861.
I heartily concur in the determination of the
Governor to preserve the peace and maintain invi
olate the honor and integrity of Maryland, as set
forth in the above proclamation, and will earnestly
co-operate with his efforts to maintain peace and
order in the city of Baltimore.
And I cannot withhold my expression of satis
faction at his resolution that no troops shall be
sent from Maryland to the soil of any other State.
The great questions at IMO must, in the last re
sort, be settled by the people of the city and State
for themselves at the ballot-box, and an opper
badly for a free expression of their opinions will
speedily be afforded at the approaching Congres
sional eleetion.
If the counsels of the Governor shall be heeded,
we may rest assure in the Confidence that the storm
of civil war which now threatens the country will
at least pass over our beloved State, and leave it
unharmed : but, if they shall be disregarded, a
fearful and fratricidal strife may at once, burst
forth in our midst,
Under each oironmetancte, can any good citizen
doubt for a moment the oonree which duty and
honor dike require him to pursue?
Geo. Wiz BROWN, Mayor.
AlUelbuiral, NO i ICES.
SURVEY DEPARTMENT, OF CITY
PHlLA.—Ossice OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER AND
SURVEYOR. April 1, UM —.NOTICE TO CONTRA,I
- PROP , IHALS will be received at thus
office, Ito . lt 12 South PIPTiI street, until 3 &Mack P_
of W E cab "iY, the first day - of May, 2861. for
all material and - workmanship: regulate and neces_sary
to oOnsfrilet the abiOrnetets. pier . and approaches f or a
BRIDGE over the river rchuylkill, on the line of Chest
net street.
Payments for said work will he made montbly:uponati
estimate of the relative value of the work done, to be
Melted of by the rioiaf Engineer and Surveyor said
estimate,. less THIRTY-THREE PER CENT. (33,) to be paid
either in bonds of the city of Philadelphia AT PAR. or
in case. at the discretion of the mayor. The retained
per °antes's of 33 percent, to consist of First Mortgage
persu cent. bonds of the Philadelphia City Passenger
R ai ad company, which retained per cantata will
not be paid until the Barnum SHALL BE OPEN yea
TRAVEL, nor until satisfactory evidence shall be pre
sented to the city that all claims and demands whatso
ever scorning by reason Of said construction have been
Paid. All proposals must be made upon the blank forms
furnished by the city, and to secure their consideration,
mutt be filled nominate. Itie also ntiseasarl that each bid
be accompanied by a certificate from the Law Depart
ment teat a proper bond for the KIM of-five hundred
dollars has been filed there, in accordance With the
ordinance approved May 26th. 1860 ,.
The contractor or cormosotors, _ makin
immix. shall do so with the understanding that if their
stePOe6lB shall be sesame& that every disputa or dif
ference which may arise relative to material, speed of
eoMitruction. and the like, shall be dec.ded by the Chief
Engineer and tzurveyor, from whose decision there
shad be no appeal.
All bidders are invited to be present a t the opening . of
proposals offered on said dYs, ate o'clock P, M, Flans
may be seen and examined at the Department of Ber
gey', Where specifications and blank nrolmaale may be
obtained. STRICKLAND ENE A 83,
Chief Engineer and surveyor.
JOSEPH 13HANTZ.
aer , 20 87 Chief Commissioner 'Highways,
LEGA* .
J)4VID bIEOHGE HAS THIS DAY Ex
iscnted and delivered to me an assignment for the
benefit of hie orealtors, without preference. .a.llper
sona indebted to him will make payment, and those
having claims against taro In Opresent them to
JEatris GhORGE, Assignee.
Blookley_and Marion Road.
m1323-rat* Near Ifeatonvilie, Twenty-fourth Ward.
IVOTICE IS hESIOSY GIVEN THAT
1. the solumnber has lost Certificate Re. aPT or the
West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad Compslay, en
titling him to nineteen shares of its capital stock, and
that he will apply to the said company to issues new.
cartificate
aplB-thirdt* THOMAS B. BELL.
NtENNOII ZlNO—Pure SNOW Waits!
(viene, men e & Ground inAlina
to ode by & BEM
fan 47 an 49 Next' MOO t.
FMLADELPIBA BOARD OF TRADE.
wm. C. KEEHMLE,
TouS.J No. it:. A F
0 DICKE), Comm-rims OD Till MOTH.
S. ERtION,
Lr.TTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia_
Ship Tonawanda, Julius.-- —Liverpool May X
Ship thtehtte, Havener— Lond on. soon
Ship 'Westmoreland. Deoan Liverpool. soon
Ship Wm Cummings. Cope tt verPooi. 10 "
Ship Belle of the Ocean. iverpool, soon
Barg Ellen Bilorrisoß. Platt agnayra, soon
Brig Marshal Ney, crag, aoor,
Behr Geo J Jones. Crowell—.. _Demerara, loon
Rohr Vveline. York.— HavAna• 5000
Bohr J Northrop. Prince, soon
FOR THE WEST COAST OIX AERIES—The brig Calvert,
Capt Willar. for Sierra Leone. will leave this port on
Saturday, the 20th inst. All letters and volumes for
the American squadron and others will be forwarded if
left et the enrein Letter Moe. Philadelphia Exchange,
on or before the above date.
SAILING Of THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM TILE UNITED STATES.
SHIPS LIAIIII rOIL PAT/
Fdinbureh- New York-Eavre— ... April 20
United Kioadom.flow York-Olsegow. --Alin' 23
Pereira •-• MOW )tork-tiverpool—.......April 21
Fulton -. New York— &pre -April V
v k rr
AW Avorponl_— *Dr
flioerniao...—..,,Portland—Liverpool—_—..---Aeril sr
York-Liverpool --...«Arn I 2IT
New York- liembur2—....-- M.. air 1
/
. New York-Liverimol- May 8
Bremen-.......-New Yore_ 8 r emen...._....--May
Hemmouis.— sew York-50uthampt0n............-Er.
Groat Engem...Now York,.. England y 24
Canadian-.........P0rt1and-Livorpcol—......-May 30
. .
FROM EUROPE.
SHIPS LILT' FOY DAT,
Fl I barn jan........-Liverpool_ Portland 6
N means ...---. Liverpool -80et0n......._..April 6
9
C or W sighing ton. Liverpoo- New • .April 10
Etna_-- Liverpool-New Tort-. "-Anti! l 0
-- evr 13
Ilremen--.l9louthampton-New 17
Vigo - Liverpool-flew Y0rk.....--April 17
Ham monia-..Boutham pton -14 ew York-. ..... •Aeril 1 8
Anglia— _ Galway_Boaron- —.-.. April
Arago- :Southampton -New York--..—. en ay 1
tireat Easstern— -Eng land-liew --- May 1
leutlismDton....New
The California Mail Steamers sail from New York on
the lat.llth, and Mit of each month.
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the Id. 7th,
111th.17th. and 27th of each month.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1562.1
SUN ItIBES- -5 17- UN SETS-. - .6 43
HIGH 10 19
AIIEII I EII
Park Alnah. Nevins. 12 days from Trinidad de Cuba,
with sugar and molasses to bled/ors& Cabada.
Bark David Lapilley, Bishop, 2 days from New York,
in ballast to Geo H Ayres.
Brig Ereolit.(Siollian) Bottone. 65 days from Palermo,
with fruit to Jeanes, Scattergood & Co.
Brig C F O'Brien. Damon, 10 days from Mobile, wits
cotton. &a. to order.
Brig rt homes Walter. 11 inrth.l2 days from St BUDS,
with mdse to Janterotie & Carstaira.
Co Brig Jo
Bri &
g Joseph- Cat6es. days from Cardenas, with sugar
elsh.
Bohr ugusta, Kelly, 4 days from New Bedford. with
oil to Shober & Co.
Bohr Diamond. Norton, 3 days from New York, with
lead to Tatham Bros.
Bohr Sophia Godfrey, Ru risell.4 days from Now York,
in ballast to ottptain.
Behr Widow', Bons. Riving, 2 daya from Seaford, Del
with railroad hem to I W &MOIL
Bohr Georgia, Adams. S days from Pocomoke River,
with lumber to J W Bacon.
Bohr Cropper & Brn. Hill. 3 days from Federalists:mt.,
with rat load ties to J W Bacon.
Bohr Vandalic. Cooper, I day from Smyrna. Del, with
corn to Jim Barrett & Son.
Bohr Eva Belle. Lee. from Boston.
Sony h 1 D Crammer. Crammer. from Roston.
Bohr N B hornpson. Conover, from New York.
Bohr N Queen. Hulse. from New Haven.
Steamer Josephine, Green. 20 hours from New York,
with mdse to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Mara. Nichols, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W M Baird & Co.
CLE7RED,
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, Norfolk and Richmond, T
Webster. Jr.
Bark Mary Baker, Churchill, Queenstown and a mar
ket, E A Bonder k Co.
Brig Loango, Evans. St Jago de Cuba, G W Bernadon
& Bro.
Brig Calvert, Willer. Sierra Leone, W Cummings &
Bohr Gassebas, Cole, New Castle, Del, E A Bonder
& Co.
r
Beh Sophia Godfrey. Russell. Boston, E R Sawyer
&o.
Bohr Ron Gene, Lee. Boston, N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr M D Crammer. Crammer. Boston. do
Bohr N B Thompson. Conover, Boston, Van Dueen,
Norton & Co.
Bohr Sarah Jane, Edward... Hartford, Sim:dawn &
Glover.
Behr N Queen, Hulse, Providence. B Milne. & Co.
err L. Gary. !Mr, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
(Corresponclenee of the Prewl
EAVRE bk - Vii.:4Tg., April IP.
The Kingston left with 8 boats, one being the F Ts
tart. reported yesterday. and left here at the captain's
request. The other boats are laden and consigned as
follows: _ _
. .
L Jaoote. wheat to A G Cafteit lk Co; Then Glent
worth. wheat. sumac.. &a. to Perote a Bro; Isabella,
lumber to Samuel Holton k Co: Malone k Taylor. do to
Malone & 't ay tor; Orlental.:coal to B 1V Barrows; Leba
non Valley and Sarah Edith, coal to Delaware City.
(Correspondence of The P ress./
REA WOG. April H.
The following boats from the Croon Canal. passed
Into the dahn)lloll Canal to•day, bound to Phtladel•
phis. viz
Wm Edler. lumber to captain; Rising Son. do to J H
Beysher; frlagnolia. do to John Craig; bta sand Stripes.
grain to Humphreys, Hoffman & Wright.
IKR111()R AND A
Steamship Kensington. Baker, hence, arrived at Bos
ton IPth inst.
Shin Charger, Hatch, cleared at Boston 18th inst. for
San Francium.
Bark Am e r, Hammond, sailed from Boston 18th inst.
for Philadep h i a.
Bark Nonpareil, Flinn, nailed from .Boston 18th inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bare Washington. White. sailed from Baltimore lath
inst. for Rio de Janeiro.
Brie 'Tangent, Wylie, hence, arrived at Wilmington,
Del. 18th inst.
Sohr R 8 Miller, Gifford, cleared at Boston 18th inst.
for l'hiladelphia.
Sohr A Townsend. Townsend. cleared at New Orleans
12th inst. for Charleston.
ILLINOIS LAND.
HOMES FOR THE IN
DIISTRIOVS.
IN 2113
(MAVEN STATE OF THE MOST - .
THE ILIAMOIS CENTRALRAILROAD COMPANY
Rave for We a I;
• • -
1,200,000 ACRES
OP
RICH FARMING LANDB
ON
LONG CREDIT AND AT LOW palm.
MECHANICS, FARMERS. AND WORKING MEN
The attention of the enterprising and industrious
portion of the community is direoted to the following
'statements and liberal inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
Which, as they will perceive, will enable them, by
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, to provide
comfortable and permanent homes for themselves and
families, with, comparatively speaking, reiT little capi
tal:
LAMPS OF rbLuroie
No State in the valley of the Mississippi offers go
great an inducement to the settler as the State of Illi
nois. There is no portion of the world where all of the
conditions of climate and soil so admirably combine to
produce those two great staples, corn and wheat, AB the
prairies of Illinois.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE lANDS.
The deep noh loam of the prairies 16 cultivated with
uoh wonderful facility that the farmers of the East
ern and Middle 6tates are moving to Illinois in great
numbers. The area of Illinois is about equal to that of
England, and the soil is go rich that it will support
twenty millions of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS,
These lands are contiguous to a railroad seven hun
dred miles in length, vrbioh connects with other roads
and navigable lakes and livens, thus affording an un
broken communication with the Eastern and Southern
markets.
APPLICATION OP CAPITAL
Thee far capital and labor have been applied to de
veloping the soil ; the great resources of the State in
ooal and iron are almost untouched. The invariable
role that the rucaltania arts Omuta& beet where food
and fuel are cheapest, will follow at an early day in Il
linois, and in the coarse of the next ten years the natu
ral laws and necessities of the case warrant the belief
that at least fire hundred thousand people will be en
gaged in the State of Illinois in the various manufac
turing ettinloymenti.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 9103,000.000 of pnvate capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system of Illinois. Inasmuch as
part of the income from several of thee° Works, a ith
valuable Nubile fund in lands. CO to dinunish the state
expenses, the taxes are light, and must consequently
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT
The state debt is only $10,106,28 . 14, and within the
lawn three years haw Donn roduciod 113,969,746 Fe; and
We may reasonably expect that in ten years it will be
come extinct.
PRESENT POPULATION
The state is rapidly filling up with PoPaladon ; 868,026
persons having been added mace Mai, making the pre
sent population 1,719,496—a ratio of 102 per cent. in ten
years,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
The agnoultural products of 11Snout are greater than
those of any other State. The products sent out dur
ing the past year exceeded 1.600.000 tone. The wheat
crop of 1560 approaches $6,000,000 buehels, while the
corn crop yields not lees than 1.40M0,000 bushels.
FERTILITY OF SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secnreauch im
mediate results for his labor as upon these prairie moils,
they being composed of a deep, rich loam, the fertility
of which is munanalsed by any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.
Since 1851 Me Company have sold 1,300,000 acres.
They sell only to actteal caitivaters, and even, contract
contains an agreement to en/I:vale. The road has bee*
eintaftntreet throngh aese lands cri an az - poraf Cit 440,-
000000. In 1850, the population of the forty-nine coun
ties through which it parses was only sas,m, since
which 479,293 have been added, making the whole popu
lation 214,891—a gain 0.143 ins cent.
.EVIDENCE 3 OF FROOFERITY.
As an evidenee of the thrift of the people, it may be
stated that 600,000 tone of freight, including 8,600,000
Millais of grain and 250,000 barrele of flour, were for
warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION
Meohanics and workingmen will find the freewohool
Indent encouraged by the State and endowed with a
large revenue for the support of schools. Their chil
dren can live in sight of the church and school house,
and grow up with the 'prosperity of the leading State
in the Greet Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices of these lands vary from ea to effi our
acre, according to location, quality, Ste. First-class
farming lands sell for about $lO or $l2 per acre; and
the relative expense of subduing prairie land, as com
pared with wood land, is in the ratio of one to ten in fa
vor of the former. The terms of sale for the bulk of
these lands wilt be
ONE YEAR'S INTEREST IN ADVANCE.
at six per cent, per auAlllnt Bd sit ihterest 1440 a pt 11l
per cent. payable respectively in one, two, three, four,
Eve, and six years from date of sale: and four notes
for principal, parable in four, five. •Ix. and seven
years from date of sale the contract stipula
ting that one-tenth of the tract purchased shall be
fended and cultivated, each and every year for Ave
years from the date of sale, so that at the end of five
years one-half shall be fenced and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, except the same should be
at six dollars per ears. erhen the cash price will be Ave
dollars.
Pamphlets desoriptme of the Lands, eon, a h mme,
prodnotione, price& and tenni of pasment,nan be h a d
on applioaUou to L W. FOSTER,
Land Commissionerallizoin Central Railroad,
Minato, I Ihnois.
For the names of the towns, VDIII6BO, and °Mei alto
ated neon the Illinois Central Railroad, see Dagee 138
189. and Ho Appleton's Railway Guide. fel-toth&sem
HAVANA OIGARB.—A fresh importa
tion or the two nest brands of
BLACK BBA" and " PUNCHINELLO,"
just reeeived per steamer Quaker City _and takeover
Evans, under the old tanfrrrieee, andfor sale ln"
MAMAS TEM
esoB-113 130 WALNUT.
("LIVE OlL—Pare Olive c"-L a tour
nd JsureWbe & Carstbiri, FR O bale by JAY
.RESCRIS & CARSTAIRO. 202 B. YcJi Et. Laye
RETAIL IPICX GOODS.
APRIL, 1861.
LARGE CASH PURCHASE OF SILKS.
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN PHILADELPHIA.
THORNLEY Ar.
NET C A SH
Just bought
FOR NET
6 lots of Black Silks, of superior ilnality, and very
cheap.
lots of Rich Chene II ilks, in Stripes and Plaids. for
25 cent.. Importers' price for which has been tau !
1 lot Heavy Pole de Poing. solid colors. in Browns.
Blues. Greens, Modes. Purples, at $l. Importers' pdoe
31.15!
1 lot of Double-facod Black Brocade Bilks, very deed-
Pahl&
Rich Barege Robes. IS and ii Flounces, at 50 cents on
the dol:ar.
1 lot Challis Pe Lathes for 150, worth 25.
Beautiful Dress Goods. in syeat variety.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS!
Linen Goods ofour own importation.
Power-Loom Table Linens, Damasks, Table Cloths,
&e., ko.
upriug Cloths,fleuunraeres, Veetinge t goo, Ito.
At TnoRNLEy & cif 18111:8,
Pt. E. curter MOUTH At 8P R INN HA RIDER Ste.
N. B.—Will open in a few days Silk Mantles, and
French Lace Goods. (and] & C.
GOOO NEWS FOR THE LADIES.-
New arrivals of the cheapest staple and Fanny
TRIMMINGS at the Moro No, 103 North HIGHTH
Buret, only, second um' above Arch. Kid Gloves, 25
cents a pair, worth 50 cents; Mohair Nets. 10 cents
apiece, worth 25 cents; Tarletnns, two yards wide, 12
cents a yard. worth 25 cents; India Rubber Combs, 5
oenta apiece, worth 12 cents ; White Curtain Fringes,
from 5 cents up to 15 cents. worth double the price • a full
bne of Silk and Mohair Mitts, extremely cheap ; Dress,
Wrapper, and Mantilla Trimmings, of the latest fash
ions, of set. e,shiscly low p.teest the bast variety of
D r ees and Wrapper diatom'. Paris and London styles ;
shawl Borders, of all widths, at lees than half price;
Hoop Skirts, of the beet makes, cheaper than else
where; the fi nest assortment ol Belt Ribbons: Hair
Nets, of the last imProvernents. Ladies, our stock is
too numerous to be specified ; it will be to your inter
est to visit this place of bargains. No. MI North
EIGHTH. street. mile remind door above Arch. and
oonyince yourselves of the fact. The Proprietor being
manufacturer of Ladies' Trimmings, is enabled to
offer YOU more inducements than any other store in this
city. WM. I,oNri F. RSTADTEN,
inh3o-1m 103 North EIGHTH st.,2d door ab. Arch.
CHARLES ADAMS & SON-EIGHTH
A." AND ARCH STREETS--
Will offer. this morning, it fine assortment of
STELLA SHAWLS. purchased at Auction, and for
male at a vary small advance, ranging in 'slice from 14
to Sl3.
A leo. a fine assortment of DRESS GOODS.
Chalk Detainee. every variety, from Mo. to 230.
Chime Mohair,, neat styles, from We. to Me.
Ottoman, Mrrteline. and Diagonal Poplins.
Silk, Embroidered, and Embroidered Diagonal Fop
lies.
Neapolitan Silk Check Mohair. 730. and 870.
LA 111 13' CLOAKIN GS, in stripes and plain onions.
The latest shape of HOOP SKIRTS tor Ladies and
Misses, of the best quality, both tied, and wide and
narrow tape.
FRENCH COLLARS AT HALF PRICE.
* small lot just parishaaed, which we will guarantee
to' be so'd at one-half the usual price.
Grenadine Veils, all colors and qualities.
drab Veil Baregea, ell colors, including Solferino and
.
Particular attention is requested to our Holum 'Fur
nishing Gmuts.
Shirting Linens, the best article for 260. ever offered,
and better qualities in proportion.
Ballard Vale Flannels. a full line.
1 case 4-4 unbleached Muslin, fine. 90.
1 ease 4 4 unbleached Muslin. heavy, 100.
case ys' bleached Muslin, ago.
I case 4-4 (Assailed Muslin. Co.—splendid.
1 case 4-4 C. Adams & Son, 10n.
1 case 4-4 C. Adams & Pon, 12,ici
3 4 Band Mills. amoskeag and Dodgeville.
1 owe 10 4 bleached Sheeting, 26c, usually ZOO.
1 ease r 2 4 bleached Sheeting. so°. usually 40c.
apl3-tf
FIIRE AND LANDELi ,
FOURTH AND ARCH BTRR,RTS.
Will have all their Auction Goode oven and illeeleYed
early this warning.
Bleak Dress Barages.
High Colored Eld'egee.
Blank Crape de Eepagne.
High Colored do.
Fine Black Tamirtinas.
nigh Colored Tamerlane'.
ark Gray Griaaillee.
tra Black Chalhee.
Merino Shawl.. Silk Fringe.
High Colored Thibet Shawls.
Black Thibet Long Shawls.
Sewed Border Dtellaa
Black Cashmere Stein.
Colored i..aatimere Stones.
Black Stella', all grades.
N. B.—The above are all &notion bought. and well
adapted to PENNSYLVANIA TRADE. enllg
SUARPLESS BROTHERS
Have placed in & Department .
Heparate from their Sprint Stock,
A oolleotion of JOB LOTS
Of Spring and Summar Dress Goods,
Comprising Ortandies. Eames,
Lawns. cheap Silks, Chintzes.
Lawn and Organdy Robes,
Bemire Hoban, Flounces, and J upes ;
All of which will be sold
wt nearly half of usual prices.
Bo ae to show only froth Goods
In the other Departmenza.
aplS - CH ESTN UT and EIGHTH BTS
FROM AUCTION.
One Lot of Mozambkques at 18H. worth Mi.
One Lot of double-width Gingham's at 1234.
One Lot of '1 able Linens at 400.. worth 60.
60 Doz. Towels at 11 25 per dozen.
60 Doz. Ladies ' Hd at 51.60 nor dozen.
One Lot of Black Lace Veils at 871‘. worth $1.98
The above Goods will be opened this morning at
JOlll4 H. 8 10KEY.
apl2 702 ARCH Street.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
G r e o , Wide Broehe Figured Poplins.
Gray Wide Bilk and Wool Goode.
Fine Mozambiquee. Pan/senile&
Travelling Goode. Mohair Checks.
Beet Black Billie. Bombazines.
Lupin's Black Wool Delainee.
Lawns, Cheap Gray Goods. Gingham.
WRITE GOODS of every deveription.
COOPER & CUNARD,
apt Soothes/it corner NINTH and !BARRET
SPRING CLOAKS,
Daily adding new styles.
Silk Mantles in a few days.
Daily taking orders for Gloaka and Mantles
cooPrAt & CON AR__
apl Southeast 64) rner NINTH and Mann.
NEW CLOTHS, OASSIMERM.
Fancy and Black Cattlemen&
Boys' Wear, Ladles' Clogkinga.
Marseilles and Valencia Veaunge.
Complete Moak of Cloth Hoots.
GUOYMt coil AAP,
apl iSoutheset corner NINTH and MARKET
BUSINESS CARDS.
RUMNESS MEN ARE ADITEETIbING
m-. in the Best Newepapere of City and Country at
the Offices of .4-
JOY, COE, & Co.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
Firm and CHESTNUT STREETS, Philadelphia.
TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York. &eV tf
AL LFRED D o h&
TISIRTEs
AND
EUROPEAN
PATENT OFFICE,
No. 144 SOUTH FOURTH. STREET,
PHILADZLPIIIk.
. . .
Patent Laws of U. (new) and Europe eau be ob
Lathed gratis.
re, F. GLENN, ACCOUNTANT AND
Jur* Rent Estate Agent, No. 218 WALNUT Street ‘
feetiond floor. Room hio.1„) Southwest *orner of
'Seventeenth and Green.
- Accounts tut sated, Books written up. Estates settled,
money procured, money invested, Real Estate bought,
sold, and rented. mh2B-Im*
JAMES Al. SOOVEL,
ATTORNFY AT LAW,
No. 113 PLUM STREET, above Fiera,
mh2l.-Ira* bASIDECII, N.
TT O. II LL MA N. ATTORNEY-AT
-m-lu. LAW, JERSEY SHORE, Pennsylvania.
%apologia promptly made it/ 011igoti and LICOMIIig
oOuntien.
REFERS TO
Mame. Walter & Raub, Philadelphia ; J. H. Hume',
ESQ., Jereeff Shore ;_ Masers. Bannon & Co.. Philada.
Shaffner, Ziegler, 4c Co,, Philada.; Friehmuth &Co
Philada.; L. A. Mackey, Look Raven; Yard, Gilmore,
4t Co., Philada. - Thatcher & Woddrop, Philada.; Rey
ankle, Howell & Reiff. Philiule. fell-1m
GEORGE J. HEKRELS, UPHOLSTERY
and CABINET WAREHOUSE No. 4 WAL
NUT &Octet, opposite Independence WAREHOUSE,
of N 0.113 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. '
JOHN ELLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
NOS. 313 . and 310 WALNUT Street, (basement
stores, between Third and Fourth, north Bide,) Phila
delphia. N. B.—Fine Old Whiskies always on band.
(Established in 1846.) ia3o-17
pAWt3ON & 'NICHOLSON,
BOOKBINDERS,
Nat./619 arid 521 MINOR street,
Between Market and Chestnut litres%
PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES PAWBON, JAB. B. NICHOLSON
1317-Iy'
FIIGUET & SONS,
• IMPORTERS Or HAVANA CIGARS,
No. 216 'Zoete. FRONT Street.
leseire regularly a fall assortment o desirable Cl
•AHJ!p whioh they effer at lOW rates, or melt or SD
MVOS. oredit. JeLS.I7
ft/I UEPHY-WITIPPLN IRON BR L,
LTA BTOPIB, faHIGLET, It BURTON,
No. 333 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Beg leave to inform Railroad Companies, and others
intorestedln bridge eonstruotion,that they have formed
a commotion in business with JOHN W. MURPHY.
Cml Engineer„tanthor and inventor Of the above well
gnown plan of iron bridgeo and are prepared to manta
orders, from any part or the country, from his designs
and personal superintendence.
letters relating to plane and estimates should be
addressed to JOHN W. MURPHY Civil eingineer,
Dollar? For STONE. GI HIGLEY, & ifigHTON
MEDICINAL.
DYSPEPSIA. REMEDY.
Dt. DARIUS RAM'S
AROXATIO INVIGORATING BPIRI7
This Ms scuts has bssn used by the slake for six years
iota isterstuttar /mar. /t u rsearornaredszl to Curs
DX/Pirsits_s_ Netvousx4 l sB9 Hsurt-Burm,. Cotit
rains, wisd the Stomach , or Pails: i n the
Boasts, HasedatAs, Droustusss, Ifidrity
CoMpittistta, Low Spirits, Dsitrium
TranaitS, Ditstapsralsca.
Evumaris, EXHILARATES, INVIGORATES, BIT
WILL set Ittreticale (At B,kapienr.
AB a Medicine it is cilia Mid effeotual, curing the
most aggravated oases ofDrspepsia, Kidney Oompfai atm,
and Ml other derangements of the Utomach and Bowels
m &speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the most melanoholy and
&omens snirits. and restore the weak. nervonm, and
eiokl to health, strength, end vigor.
Persons who, frogs . the injudicious use of linnorii, have
become demoted, and their nervous systems shattered,
eonatitetions broken down, and subjeot to that horrible
*urge to humanity, the Dimmium Timmins. will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigo
rating ellicany of Dr. Ham's Invigorating S pirit,
WHAT IT WILL DO.
Hon.—One Wine glass full as often as neoessary.
Une dose will remove all Had Spirits. •
One dose will our, Heart-burn.
Three doses will dare Indigestion.
One dose will give yon a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing mine of Dyspepsia,
One dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence. and sa soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing toad and all vandal feelings will be removed.
One dose will remove the most distressing pains of
Cohn, either in the stomach or bowel..
A few doses will remove all obstructions in the Kidney,
Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are esriously &filleted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two. and a radical cure by the use of one or two bottler.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too muoh over eight,
and feel the evil Coons of ponsonone liquors, in violent
headaches. sickness at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
&0., will find one dose wilt r emove all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions should take
the Invigorating Spirit three times a day ; it will make
them strong, healthy, and hem Y. remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs. and
f reatore the bloom of health and beady to the careworn
ace.
Raring pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
eine to remove disagreeubls sensations at the stomach.
All the pronnetor asks us a trial, and to induce this, he
has put tip the IRVIGIORATING SPIRIT in pint battles at
40Ioents, quarts $l.
loners! Depot. 4S WATER street. New Yen*.
HYOTT & CO.. 232 North SECOND Street,
Wholesale Agents in Philadellphid,
And for sale by JOHN H. EATON. 25 N. EIGHTH
Street. and all Drogyusts. JeT-thetnly
MRS. JAMES BETTS' OELBBRATED
SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES, and the only sap-
Porten! under eminent medical patronage. Ladies and
phyinciane are respectfully requested to call only on
Mrs. Bette, at her residence. 1039 WAIACUT Street,
Philadelphia, (to avoideounterfeits.) Thirty thousana
Invalids have been advised by their physician to an
her oplianees. Them only are genuine bearing the
United States copyright, labels on the box, and signa
tures, and also on the Supporters, with lolltilsorings
0016-totlikstf
UST RECEIVED, per " Annie Kimball,"
n ,
from Liverpool, blander, Waver, & biandees
preparations:
26 Ps Extract irkl Mitts,
29 m 9 Extract Hrosoyelm.lo fare,
60 The Extract Rellationnts,.l2 1 Ibissa ,
100 Rut Extract Teraisoi, /1010.
50 pi Via Rai Qolehiai , ,nl R. bottles,
100 Thu 01. onoonn Rent., in 1 R. bottles.
600 lbs Calomel. in lb bottles.
100 g ni Pit laydram , .. lbjars.
WRT/LERIL_& BROTREfi I .
m ks 47 and 49 alma SEOOllp
TILE PRESS.-PIILLADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL' 26, 18616
al CHESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
fITORE to rent.—The deisirable business location,
H 22 CHESTNUT titieet, with dwelling attached: Apply
at 43 clizeTzruT /street. apt!.
in GERMANTOWN PROPZRTY TO
RENT.—To Rent, the large end commodious
modern-built Rouse, corner of ARMAT Street end
WILLOW Avenue, with gee, bath, hot and cold Watdr
and all the modern improvements; Apply to impu i ll
S. TARR, 710 GREEN Street, Philadelphia, or Oft the
premises. ave-tf
TO RENT—For the Summer semen,
a ooMmodions Country Rouse, with furniture,
grounds, and istanium, within two hours' ride, by rail,
of Philadelphia. Apply to E. P. wimorr, at 333
MARKET iStreet; or address "JOSIAH ILSON,
P arkerevile. Chester Co., Pa." ap4.lta
ge TO RENT—TWO COUNTR Y
ROUST:9, one mile from Tooony. Inquire No.
717 WALANUT tttreet. mus•ano
T 0 RENT-THO LARSI AND CON
VETPENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard. at
Maylandville. Twenty-fourth ward. Apply to E. C. &
P. H. WARREN. on the premisem. mhicti
gTO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL
LING. NO 123 North THIR.TKENTH Styaet.
App}y to 1/17STIIESILL & 1311.01.11 ER, 47 and 49
North SECOND Street. mhl4-tf
orm 10 RENT—The Three-story Brick
JIL.AiL DWELLING.. No. 1634 WALNUT ER. Imme
diate pneeeetion riven. Rent SM. Apply to SAMUEL
O. PERKINS. 621' WALNUT et. apll•thetutf
fFOR SALE OR RENT—A desirable
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. near Attleboro, Ruske
county, half an hour's dive from Sehenolt's Station,
on the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad. Two lines
of stages pass the property daily. Double stone man
sion. modern etyle; large lawn. woll shaded; garden,
and a variety of fruit .; large town. carriage house, and
otuer outbuildings, with frern iI.VO ha one hundred
acres, as desired. SEMON GH,Leld.
Apply to HARVEY GILLANI., No. 6'29 CH h.STNUT
Street. apIS-6t*
An TO LET, FOR A TERM 01' YEARS,
ROL the "rafted States Hotel, in Buffalo on the Ter
raM oontatninK one hundred room, and thorouthly
repaired, painted, and Tempered throughout, and sup
phed with water, gas, and all necessary convenience.
of a feet-rate hotel. Apply to WM. VV'. MANN. 216
MAIN Street. Buffalo; or MANN & RODMAN. 39
WALL etreet, New York. - aPIB-6t
fp TO RENT.—A rare opportunity is
TRIM offered to a competent manager of a Boarding
Rouge by the undersigned, who offers to rent the
premises formerly known se the UNITED STATES
HOTEL, actuated on CBESTNUT Street, above
Fourth, opposite the Custom House. The house eon
tame forty rooms all of which are Tarnished. The
dining-has is ninety.five feet in length, besides
kitettOUS, Pal/tries, and every other convenience th a t
can ile desired. The premieen have been fitted up m a
complete manner, and are ready for immediate
oconpancy.
To a proper person. having experience, a profitable
business can be done. To an acceptable tenant the
terms will be made reasonable. For particulars apply
to JOHN REA. on the premises, between the hour of
9 and 3 o'clock,
ffi GEKAIANTuWN PROPERTY.
EXECUTOR'S POSITIVE SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, on TRURIDAY AV.
TERNOOIv, the 25th of Arfti L, inst., upon tar, pre
mises. the following valuable Real estate
no. 1, a Lot of Land, with the improvements thereon.
situated on the westerly aide of Germantown avenue,
opposite Germs street. bounded by said avenue, land
of George W. Carpenter, deceased, John Leibert, the
Orphans' Horne end Creisham road, containing five
acres of laud. ihe improvements are a large two-story
atone Mansion, with a two-story back building, two
large parlors. wide hall,-dining-room,`and kitchen.
upon the firm floor, six chambers on the second, and
wee plastered r one nnplasiered, in the aqics. A. one
and a half story frame building, adjoining the main
street, a large stone barn, large hay-house, with shed
for wagon, &0., unde-nesdh ; a carriage-house, with
hay loft and granary above; corncrib. shed for posts,
fruit and ornamental trees, kitchen and flowering gar
dens. Ice. It has a front of 24t1 feet on Main street, and
216 feet on on Creisham road.
N 0.2. a Lot of Land. oh the westerly side of Orris
barn road, /19 feet front. bounded by lands of
Carpenter, deceased. and John Lei bert, containing two
and one-half bores of land ; it has a spring of water, a
small pond, and a few apple trees upon it.
Also. immesiarely after, will be sold, ayearly ground
rent of SSI 60-100 upon a certain lot of ground, held
dow. or formerly, by Author Bell. and by_ him and
William W.eibert onnveyed to Mary Lelbstt and
Elizabeth Leihert, on the 27th d'y of 00toher, A. IL.
1862, par able half yearly, upon the first days of January
and July, in every year. Late the property of Mary
Letbert and Elizabeth Leibert. both deceased.
Bale to commence at 2 o'o.ook. Terms at sale, by
10t* JOHN LEIBERT,
IS A FARM NEAR BURLINGTON,
be ',old nt Public Bale, on the 27th day
of awl!, 1861, a FARM of 60 Acres, late the Pi °petty of
JOHN T. TROTH. deceased. Jriod excellent. and in a
gmd state of cultivation. with frame dwelling contain
ing 10 rooms, barn, bay-hone ! carriage -house, &c.
This farm posseases great advantages of situation; is
in a healthy neighoorbood, and on the Railroad leading
from Burlington to .nount Holly, by which Marl can be
delivered at the gate; is 3 miles from Burlinrton, and
within an hour's ride of l'hiladelphia, the earl jailing
eight time' a day.
It has a front of Lsoa feet on said Railroad, on w hich
are suitable sites for dwellings.
Hale to commence at 2 o'clock P. M. on the premises.
JOHN C. DEACON,
ep6-eat' - Administrator.
FOR SALE—The valuable Wharf Pro
-Kr pert, and Lot of Ground in CHESTER. Delaware
county. containing about three acres. bounded on the
south by the United .States wharf. The building, on
the property are wed adapted for manufacturing pur
poses. apply to SAM UFA. C P.BIL_KInid,
sull-thstu6.* 827 WALNUT BUNG
TO LET-SICOOND•STORY ROOM, 802
CREBTNUT PI treat. over LEWIS hADOMUS
& Co.', Jewelry btore. The beet location in Philadel
his for NW Sind of light busmen. Apply in the
Jewelry Store. Rent 8400. (619
rrO RENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
Hotel.' The Store at Ninth and Benson* 'streets espe
cially adapted for a SADDLE and Manaus Maker.
C
terq to
Southwest NINTH and R ANSOMreeta.
FOR EXCHAN G E. -A OHOIOR TRAOT
of good unimproved farm land in the State of New
lanai, convenient to the city, will be exchanged for
eit le y i riperty. Apply at No. 134 FEDERAL Street.
R R.. OORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
• AND CONVEYANCER, NoßitisTowri, PA.
—Real Estate bought and sold on reaeonable terms.
Stores and dwellings for side or rent in Norristown and
oonntry. Good mortgages negotiated. Collections made.
The best references given. &It- 6m
DIIBLIO BALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
PERTY.
THE " EMPORIUM REAL ESTATE AND MANU.
FACT:UJUNG COMPANY."
- .
of moiniirrWy7filiasicri.'iniiiti:lllioolg,
Wiff offer at PU B LIC: SALE. on the premien.
On WEDNESDAY. the 16th day of May next,
A Larpe Number of
DESIRABLE. BUILDING LOTS,
Eligibly Located for Stores, Factories, and Residences.
A SPACIOUSCK
BFt I IR IV 2) . 11 giRIN 1 r-
Ana an the spnuraoripoes necessary for the hairiness
of manufactunng Rnwes and Boflers for Steamboats,
Sugar, and all other ills. used in the Southern and
Western country. The Pattern' comprise the modern
improvement" in machinery. with a lull and complete
eat of Pattern. for Stoves. adapted to both wood and
coal. Tina property, from the advantageous location
of Mound City, is one of the molt valuable in the
Southwest.
- -
Also.Tß RE E•STO FR at the same tny.
A FIRST-CLASS AM M
E O
DE.RI4-BUILT HOT L.
Containing some fifty room, with a fh:l got of Final
tare. The Hotel Is now clouts' a large and profitable
business. Also. a member of
COTTAGEBRICK BTORhB AND RESIDENCES.
TERme OP &7a.—One-fourth (X) cash ; the remain
ing payments in 12. 24. and 86 months from date of sale.
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
The oaeh payment May be made in the Bonds of the
Coiripsny. aholthe tone payments will be taken in the
Stook of t he , Company at par. emote t for improved pro
perty. for whioh three-fourths of the pureasse-money
may remain upon mortgage.
As the Company propose to dispose of all their im
provements. oapital)rts have stare opportunity for pro
fitable investments in one of the beet located and most
flourtehtng °Mee in the treat Bouthwest. FQT eertteu-
Hue, impure of or address JESBE E. PEYTOm ,
President E. R. E. & M. ,o.
mh26-tml4 Moe 222 WALNUT Street. Philads..
PENN STEAM ENGINE AN i.
BOILER WOM—NEAFIE
Pl 3& C AL AND 'THEO "TiCAL ENGINEEItE,
MACHINISTR,BOILER- ERB, BLACKRICTrid.
and FOVIIDE7tI3, ha a , tot many years, been is
ummeeaful operation, b ee n excluarvely engaged ip
banding and repairing Ma rine and Rimier .4'nginec ince
and low pressure, Iron Boas, 'Water Tanks, Proponen t
At., &a.. respeetfolly o ff er their gerv.oes to the yobbo
as being folly prepared to contract for Engines of a c i
Cada. Marine, River, and Stationary ,haying seta
paterne of different Annex. are prepares to execute Or.
dens with quiet despatch. Every desoription of Potters
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Pressure, Flue, Tabular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the
best Pennirylvania °hamar iron, ,FOrginp, Of all MIS
and kinds ; Iron and Ursa" Carlin of deaanyttona ;
ga,
101 l Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work top
neoted with the above bualtiom.
braWingn end seeof64MriMisfor all work done al their
oetablishment, free of charge, end work gnarantied.
the niebsoribers have ample wharf &ma room for re•
pomp fri boatip,wkaro thoy nO perleot Way
gni are pnwiteil wall ;amen, ilicrote, falls, he., age .
Kyr raWag loan or
JACOB O. NEAFIE,
J 01124 I. LEVY.
101/41 BEAUS ate I'ALMEI mein,
T. VAVaItAX NLISILXICX, /0/IN X. COPS.
WILLIAM H. DISI/RICX. HART/4T MWARICX
P h OUTIIWARX FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
MERRICK SONS,
'ENGINESSA AND MACHINISTS,
ManUfaOt4re High and Low Presisnre Steam Engines,
for land, river, and manna eernee,
Boilers. Gasometere, Tanks, Iron Soars, &c; Cast•
rocs of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workahops, Zan
road Stations, dco.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most tra
gic:ldr:- con struction. or Plantation Machinery, such as
enaar, Saw, and Gnat Mille, Vacuum Pane, Open
Steam Trainee Defeestore. Filters, Pumping .bugines,
Sole Agents for N, Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmrtn's ratent Steam Hammer,and Az.
pitnrall & Wolzeg's Patent Centrifugal &mar Draining
hiaabine .
FAIRMOUNT MAURINE WORKS,
WOOD St., between Twenty -finst and Twenty:
geoond. Establiahed
The undersigned, successor to the late firm of .1. & T.
WOOD, will continue the humanism all its branches an
heretofore. Potter Looms and all maahlneaeonaeated
with them. Embossingeallenders, Lard Oil Presses,
Stiaftingi and Machine Work in general.
Thanntul for peat favors, he would respectfully solicit
a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on
the late - firm. THOMAS WOOD.
Philadelphia. Jan. !1.1861. JaSa-Sm
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 961
BEACH StreatLKanainzton..Philadelplaa.—wa.
1.11131 }I. TIERS informs his friends that, helmet pay
skated the entire stook of Patterns at the above Foln
dry, he te now prepared to receive orders for Rollin: %
edit, and Saw riuu Castings, Soap,. Chemical, ane
Zemin Work. eeariug• lasst;ngs moat Liam 3.rrior
Watery tor Casehi. Illtrasses, vs dry Sr miss laud. s
TO BUSINESS MEN.—An eiceellent
chance for reliable business men to secure a Pro
fitab'e manufacturing boatman, requiring- but a small
oanital in its rambliehment sue progeoutten,
Tne manufacture consigns in the appl.catinn of a pe
culiar composition or enamel to common red brines.
and & variety of other building material. ornamental
architectural finishing", ceilings, tiles for floors and for
roofing.
1 his enamel may be tinted of any calor, from the
purest white to the deepest blear wlth all the colors
and shades between. It :moans TO toe articles to which
it is &oohed a hardness and durability almost incredi
ble, and a beauty eureaming that of the rarest and most
costly of the variegated marbles, and, unlike them, is
impervious to moisture, and will never fade, stain, or
deteriorate, unsung but a fractional part of the price of
Ordinary marble.
It is also valuable for table an stand totia, mantel
pieces, monuments, and an endless variety of other
articles of nape use. The process of applying the
enamel is simple, while the articles enameled will com
mand a ready sale, affording large profits. it eeponsible
parties may procure licenses for manufaetunng under
the pate b ntior any city or prominent town in the United
&etas, y applying to the subscriber. A small tariff on
the articles manufactured will be required for the use
of the invention. Circulars giving lull particulars will
be forwarded to all applicants.
The superior merit and beauty of this enameled
building material to anything in use hay) the unqualified
endorsement of many of tns most eminent architects
and scientific men of this and other cities.
For particulars, address
JOHNSON & PRALL.
General Agent" for Fnamelee Building Material,
app -dam 24. NASSAU Street. New York.
NOTIOE.—The Citizens of the different
Cities and Towne throughout the State are invited
to competition for the place at which the next AN
NUAL. STATs FAIR shall be held. Proposale
containing inducements and advantages. directed
to the undersigned Committee, appointed by the Ex
ecutive Committee. will be received up to and In
cluding May 31st neat. roinumniestione sumo be ad
dressed to either of the following- Renione:
WM, COLDER. lE."
JOHN Pi XVI RER ' PON.S.
JACOB PAII3H,
JOHN H. ZIEGLER,
AMOS E: KAPP,
Harrisburg,
Northumberland, Par,
spn-dtmy3l Committee.
Q,PECIAL NOTIOR.—SHTPPERS WILL
please,take notice that the alouth Carolina B. K
Co. have disoontinued tonrarding all through freight
and that all goods formerly consigned to them mast now
he oo reign ed to a city ase.llloY.
News. T. 6. as T. G. BUDD Inn forwardtill goods to
drem. No 19
their ad A. H 6 e EßO tth , W a...atiViin.
sago
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MACHINERY AND IRON.
=M=
MICE CO
111 S.
THE BELIANOE
INSITH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
or PIIILLIALPitta,
OFFICE, No. 30t3 WALNUT STREET,
Insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on
Rouses, Stores, and other buildings, limited
orerpetuakanil on Furniture,
foodiw Wares. and Mer
chandise, in town or
country.
° A BE CAPITA L ..673/, 1 10
county
11317,1142 04,
Which is invested as follow., via:
In first mortgages on city property, worth
double the amount.— ;. 51163,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent. first
mortgage loan, at par—.— 5,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent, ea
pond mortgage toad. illge.oool- 27,200 to
Huntingdon anu Broad. "Fo Railroad and
Canal Co.'. mortgage loa p
n_ 4,000 00
Ground rent, first-class— 2,482 50
Collateral loans, well secured ._..........» 2,6)(1 00
City of Philadelphia 6 per cent. 30,200 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Pa. RR. loan— 10,000 00
Commercial Ban stook—. 6,136 01
Mechanics' Bank stook— 2,812 60
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s stook— 400 00
The Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.'s stooli game 00
Who County Fire Insurance Co." stook 1,0 5 0 00
The Delaware M. o. Insurance Co.'s stock... 700 80
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip-- 980 60
Bills receivable—....„..
Book accounts, scented interest, 7,104 65
Oath oa hand— —,— —..... 11,614 64
e 817,142 o•
Tbe Mutuml prinoiple, combined with the eeeurlly , of
a Stook Capital, entitles the immured to pe.rtiaipate in
the profits of the Company, without liability for losses.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
- - - DIRECTORS:
Clem 'Tingley, Samuel Bisnham.
William R.,:lhomuson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser,
William Stevenson. BOW. W. Tingley.
John R. Worrell, Marshall Bill,
S. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brown.
Robert Tolaud, Charles Leland.
G. D. Rosenearten, Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles S. Wood. Smith Bowen,
James S. Woodward, John Bissell, Pittsburg.
CLEM TINGLEY, President.
R. M. RINCTIMAN, Secretary.
February 16. 1861.1b29
_ --
THE - ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPA.N
OF pIiMADELPriA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BUILDING, S. IV. CORNER
FOURTH AND WAL/V UT STREETS.
DIRECTORS:
P. itArczaronn STAICR,
WILLIAM McKim,
Reims.° FRAZIER,
j
JOHN M. ATWOOD.
BINJwT,___THXDICK.
ILZPIRT W BARTON.
F. RATON( i
CHARLES W. CORE. fiv
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
No. 921 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALL PILE PROFITS DIVIDbD AMONG THE
IM
SURED.
- .
Insure Liver for short terms or for the 'whole term of
life; grant Annuities and Endowments . purehase Life
Interests in' !teal Estate,. and make ail contracts de
pending on the contingencies of life.
They not as Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
ASSWIR OF TBE COMPANY, January 1.1361.
Mortgages, ground rents, real estate— .0013,981 97
United t3tates stooks, Trensurylona
of State of Pennsylvania , city" of Phila
delphia, ..... 268,793 54
Premium notes, loans on collateral , 337,694 08
Pennsylvania. North Pennsylvania Rail
roads. and County six per cent. bonds..„—. 105,M2 50
Bank, insurance, railroad, canal stooks . &o. V,447 40
Cash on hand, agents' balances, &0.,
.98,20614
DANIEL L. MlLLER,President. rO7l,i2B 02
SAMUEL E. STOKES, Vice President.
JOHN W. 110 R NOR- Bearetary. mh22-tf
IELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
EDRAIICE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Ineonporated by the Leytelettere of Pemrtylvetna, DAL
office ts. E. corner of THIRD and WALNUT greet".
.PHILADELPHI4.
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels,
Cargo,
r i To all garb: of th e World,
ireight,
I LAND INSURANCES
On goods by Riven. Canals, Lakes, and Land Car
ragFlßEl NpaURANC EUnion.
On Merobandise generally. On Stores. Dwelling
Houses, Ito.
ASSETS UP THE COMPANY,
November 1, MO.
$lOO,OOO United States fiveer cent. loan— —sloo.ooo CO
116,000 United States six IP cent. Treasury
Notes, (with accrued interest)___ 119,461 34
100,000 Pennsylvania State five oen
loan.
21,000 do. do. sixdo.tlo. f 1,946 W
111.060 thiiadelphia City six fr cant. Loan. 125,203 ST
- 110,000 Tenneasso State five omit. loan.- 24,000 00
50,000 Pennsylvania Railvo& 20.1 mortgage
eta , W cent. bonds - 46.000 00
14,003 S O O shares, stook Germantown Gas
Company. interest and ppnoipal
caaranteed by the City of ?him-
13,213 CO
Imo MOgnarls" Penasylvatua Railroad
3,900 00
1.000 100 elm - reel North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.. 990 00
1,200 BO shares Philadelphia lee Boat and
Steam Tug Company-- --- 1,300 00
253 6 shares Philadelphia anr. Havre de.'
Oraoe Steam To,. boat Company. 32) 43
100 2 aharea Philadelphia Exchange
aci 00
CompanY—,
1,000 2 shares Continental Rotel
10566,700 par. Cost 0517,335.34. Market va1.18854,366 71
Ills receivable, for insurances made.--- 171.386 42
Bonds and mortgages.— --- 34400 00
Real estate—— -
__ 61,363 35
Relates* due at Ageneies—Preminms onl6la
rine Poholes. interest. and other debts due
the Company-.—. 61.666 02
Scrip and stook of sundry insurance and
other Companies . 2,626 60
Cult on hand—in banks.-- 428,673 16
in drawer—. 1.” 36
39,1ne 61
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Bonder, J. F. Per:ll2ton,
IlaintiVit if anidi , nr. Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington
KrETI C. Davis, A. Joao' Thvoko,
James TranuaiKr Montour NV ilYainc.
William .Egie , Jr., Thomas C. Rand.
William
C. no, Robert Burton,
William C. udwig, Jacob F. Jon es,
Joseph H. Beal, James B . M'Farlant,
Dr. R. M. Huston. J oshua Jr. Eyre,
eorge C. /Awn', oint B. &manly, niten'u.
garti Crat D. I, Morgan.
1..,••• yg A i 15. Derg_nr. ..
wit,i,ikra MA RTIN, Pretion,, I:
THOS C. HAND, Vice P^. h'enit
HENRY bYLITURN. Beoretary. noir-
F IRE INSURANOR wirt3LUSIVELY.—
THE pSamayLyarvi A FIRE INEFORAI4CE
q,OlSVANY—lncomoratod 18th-CHARTER PERPk,
UAL —No. 410 WALA UT wise., opposite Independ
ence equare.
This Company, favorably known to the community
for thirty-six _seers, continues to insure against loss or
, damage by Fire. on whim or private Buildings. either
Permanently or for a limited time. Also. on Furniture,
stacks of Goode or Mernhandtae generally. on li beral
te it s eir Capital. together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the moat careful manner. which enables
them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in
the case of loss.
' DIRECTORS.
Jonathan ratteraon, Hisao If salohntitto
Qtuntin Campbell, Thomas Robins,
Ji,leruider Benson, Hamel Small, Jr.,
Willie= Montelios, John Pavarotti,
Thomas Smith.
JONATHAN PATTERSON, President.
BEATON 8311741, Secretary. aPS-ly
INSURANCE COMPANY Or THE
!STATE OF PENNBYLVANIA-FIRE jiND MA
FAIg INSURANCE.-- Nos. 4 AND EXCHANGE
LDINGB.
Chartered in 17ft-Capital #1300,00)-Feb. 1. 1860. oath
"aloe, 81438.792 77.
All invested in sound and available seennties-aon
nna to insure on Vessels
an- A r".. —moos, Buildings.
Stoats of Merehandise,
rOit
/co e on liberal terms.
DI REil.
Henry D. sherrerd, George H. Smart,
Ilimeon Toby, Samuellreot, Jr.,
?Lles blsoalester. Tobias Wagner,
im 8. Smith, roman B. attson.
eha B. Budd,
Gar . TeNMWT, 4,
William Wbite,
Geoe C. Car r
__
HBriGy . D. BBEKBbiRD, President.
I:A
WLUM HAXPE . /Secretary. Jelktr
VIREINSURANCTS. BIEOHA_NIOB'
INSURANCE COMPANY or Philadelphia. No.
136 North SIXTH Street, below Race. insure
Goods. and Merchandise sanerally from toes or
damage by Fore. The company guarantee
thedjus all
leases promptly, and thereby hopo to meritpatron
age of the publio.
D1112( . 70111.
Wuham Morgan, Robert Fkaingtua,
Franols Cooper, Michael anotteoy.
ohms° L. Dougherty. - Seward MoVorern,
nines Martin, Thomas B. MoCormiok,
James Bayou,
Matthew McAleer, Jonn Bromley,
Franois Falls,
Bernard Rafferty, John Cassadr.
ihomes J.lEB=Oll4l, Bernrd E. Holsernan.
homas Fisher, Char les Clare,
rartoli iloNanno L Michael Cahill.
FRANCIS COOPER. President.
BERNARD RAFFERTY. Secretary. 003-8 m
AMERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
INCORPORATED 1810 CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
No. 310 WALNUT Street. above Third. Philadelphia. Haynie a large paid-up CdDital Stook and Smelts,
invested in sound and available Seeuritiee,eontinee• to
insure an Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, meroliandise,
Vessels in port and their cargoes, and Otbet
"personal
era -All losses liberally and ptomptly aditutted.
DIRECTORS.
John T. Lewis, •
James R. Catneps
Edmund G. Dntl.lh,
Chas. W. Ponltney,
Israel Morris.
Thoe. R. Marie,
John Walsh,
Samuel C. Morton,
Bartok Brady,
THOMASR . MARIA, President.
.LLBERT C. B. CRAWFORD. tifebretuy. . fe23-tr
VSCHANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
-4:00(so No. 409 WALNUT &root.
FIRE INSURANCE on Ronne and Manhandles
generally, on favorable terms, either limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah tonsall, whonuividensh,
John Q. Ginn/alio Charles Thomism/i t
Edward D. Robe rta, James T. Hale,
Samuel L. Smedley, Joshua T. Owen,
Reuben C. Hale ; John J. Griffithe.
JLREMIAIIIIONSALL, President.
GIENODO, Vice Pre/admit
Itionain Coe. Seeman. ia3i
SAVING FUNDS.
"A little, but often, Elle the Puree."
; VRANK.LIN SAYING FUND, No,
-a: 136 Bouth FOURTH Street, bemoan
Obestntit and Walnut, Philadelphia, pays all
deposits on demand.
i Depositors' money secured by Government,
:Mate. and City Loans, Ground Rents. Mort
gauterh a o• •
Phis Company deems safety better than large
urofits, consequently will tun no risk with depo
sitors' money. bat have it at all tunes ready to
return. with 6 per mint. interest to the owner,
they have Menus done. This Company ,
never impended.
Female., married or Mingle and Minors, can
deposit in their own right, andel:oh deposits can
be withdrawn ODLT by their consent.
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by the State
of Penney lvania, with authority to receive
money from truetees and executor..
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS RECEIVED.
Office open dahy, from 9to 3 o'clock, and on
Wednesday evening until Li o'clock.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob B. Shannon, Cyrus Cadwallader,
Johnßhindler. George Russell,
Malachi W. Sloan, • Charles Laming.
!Jeremiah Comfort. henry Delany.
rhoholus Rittenhouse, PlatheiLlimecilei,
Jos. 11. asstershweate, .I . ooos crimes
John Alexander.
JACOB B. BRANNON, President.
; CYR'S CADWALLADER., Treaeraren
auras-IT
" A Dollar mood ie Moo earned."
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
HE ADAMS
iirtognin.co. l :ofikoe SOO CHEIMI4UT R Itueet,
forwar Perot , Paokstrot, Merohandue, Ault/totes.
sod specie. either by it+ own Lines or Inoonneotioi
with *fuer Exprou Cowponies, to all the orb:wipe'
tewre and .:ties or 941AT'astik4 States.
laid-tt B. eseilePOßlP,
he.ettet.eoevt.
PHILADELPHIA TEE RA-00 T T A
WORKS.
office and Ware Rooms, 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
Ornamental Chimney Tops.
Garden Vane and Statuary.
Enosuitio Flooring Tile.
Strohltecnural Ornaments.
Ventilating and Smoke Fitton.
Ridge Tile and SatutarY Ware ,
Steam-premed Drain Pipe.
Water Pipe, warranted to stand
gyeaelire.ohaap and durable,
The Trade auplied on liberal terms.
Mail
ogone sent. by
Mall on 61%,% L oation by letter.
Bmpost.
mhll-t f 1010 On.uoaAwa Street.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
, RAILROAD, •
460 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1861. Meows 1861.
TIRE CAPACITY OF Tilts ROAD 16 NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THIPLownt PASSENGER. TRAINS
BET WHEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting direm at Philadelphia with Through Trains
fro onemis. New York, and all points East. and in the
UnDepot at Pittsburg *Rh Through Trains to and
from all potato the Weet..Northweet. and Southwest
—thus furnishing faoilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for epeed and comfort by any
other route.
BAPress and Feist Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Care or Conductors. All 'rbrough
Passenger Trains provided with Lougbridge's Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellere.
Smoking cars are attached to each T 13412 i Woo
nilre Sleeping Cara to If 'OMR Etnti Fast Train& The
MPS ESo. RUNS DAILY: Mall and Fast Lines• eau
dale excepted.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.36 A. M.
Feat Line 11.45 A. M.
Express Train leaves WM P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLI,OWS •
TRAINS LEAVE ,
l'elosapscat L. DAWsOl , l ‘
GEo. B. STUART.
Joint IL &Bow's,
S. A. FAHNESTOCX,
ANDREW D. CABE,
T. L. Enantowt.
ORD STARR, President.
Ire%Atti• feu
•904.!7 a
RAILROAD LIMBS!
Harriiibitrg:AreOnikiiioiiitroK - viii - dilitivibret, lit P. M.
Columbia 400 P. M.
Parkeshurg " at 8.40 P- M- '
West Cheater " No 1, at 8.18 A.. M.
_ " 2 at 1230 P. M.
West Chester Passengers will take the West Chester
Nos. l. and 2 and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Bunbaiy.. Williamsrort, Elmira, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, and laity:mediate points,leaving
Philadsiphia at 7.10 A. M. and 2AU P. .L,A go dircotlY
through.
Tickets Weatward may be obtained at the oflices of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant Railroad Offices in the West ; also on board any of
the regular Line of titeamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers
stir Fare always as low, and time as quick, as by any
other Route.
For further informaCon apply at the Yessenter
Southeast corner of lileven'h and Market streets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
I Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make this the
DLRECT LINE BETW BEN THE EAST AND THE
GAT WE. THE
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Brides at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saeing of time, are advantagea readi
ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
ling
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to Mrs Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
TOE RATJV F FREIGHT to and from any point
in tue West Dv the rennerlvama Raitrond are at all
%inlay as favorable as are chargergby ocher Bat/road
Campania&
air Be particular to mark packages "via Pennsyl
vania Amiroaci."
. .
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Direction- kt*PlY
U. or address eikher of the folloWlng ltgentil of Cie
Cormicuit
P. A. Stewart,
If. B. Fierce & Co., Zanesville. 06 J. Pittsburg: J. Johnson,Rip
len C.; R. McNeely , Maysville, Ky. • Ormsby & Crop
per, Portsmouth, O.; Paddock & Jeffersonville.
Indiana; W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati. o.kAthern
& liihher4Oincinns.ti. O. ;. R. C. Meldrurn, Madison,
Ind., Joe, 8. Moore, Louisville K. • • P. G. O'lti ley .t
Co., Ev.nsviite. Ind.; 14. W. Louisville,
& Co.. Cairo,
Id.; R, F. Sass, Oar! ler Giese, St. Logic. Mo.; John
Harris, Nashville, Tenn. ; Harris w Hunt, Mem
phis, 'a eon.; Clarke & Co., Chioago, 111. ; W. H. B.
KOOLAS. Alton, Ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at d.fferent points in the West.
S. B. KI GSTON, Jr,
MAGRAW & KOONS. £0 North street. Baltimore.
LBEOII & Co.. I Astor house. or I S. William Y
LBEOR & Orli.. No 71 State street. Boston.
H. H HOUSTON. Genii Freight Agent. Phila.
L. L. BCH PT, Gen't Ticket Agent, Phila.
E. LBW'S. Gen't aun't Altoona Pa. 10,3-1/
1861. Napalm&
SPRING ARRANGEMENT -NEW YORK LINISR
THE CAMDEN AND Alk BOY AND VRILA
.
DEL.E;Iiii AND TRENTON RAILROAD co.'s
LINEB FROM PEILADELPRIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY .PLAChd,
IVHARF AND •XBNBINOTON -61170 T
i====ii=3Zl
WARN.
At 6 A. M.. Tia Camden and Ain boy. C. and A. An.
onmmodation _ _ .6t126
At 0 A. 61., via Camden
Accommodation-- . r _ _ a ati
At A. AL, via Camden an d
At 1136 A. M., via Kansiniiou and Jamey City,
Wettern Exp . rests. _____L 3 to
At IM4 P. M., via Camden—
aid Amboy AO-ioniMO
dation—..- . . . . .. 3 SS
At 3E. yin Camden and Ainim . y, G.
pleasS 00
At 4% P. M., via Kensington and Jamey Cit y, Eve
ning Ex_prege. -.,„ 340
At 4:6 DI., via Kensington and Jersey City 20
A Ogg TiOket—.—.-,..—. 2 SS
- _
.t DP. Id" via Camden and Jersey 010 3 EVeninE
. .". . II 00
At n via xr. M., (Almon and Jersey City,leotiett
ern Mail . 26
At P . M., Vl6, Hamden andAmboy, Aocornmoda
tton_, (Freight and Passenger )— tat elbei Ticket_ 2 Z
Do. do. 24.1 Class Ticket... 1 69
The e P M Mail Line ran. daily. The 1131 P Id, South
ern Mail, Saturdays exoepted.
For tielyiaere, 'Eamon, Lambertville. Flenthintoa.
Me at 7.10 A. M. from Konenrton, and 23i P. M. from
Walnut-street wharf. .
.
For Water Bap, /3tioudaberg, Scranton , Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Cheat Bend, &0., T.lO A. M. from Kenetigton.
via Uebmare. Laeirawapna and Western it. R.
For Macoh Chunk , Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7.1 e
A. M. from Kensington Depot, and 1134 P. M. from Wal
nut-etreet wharf ; (Me 7 A M, line connects with
train leavinK Easton 'ULU P,
CIFor Mount Holly, at I and 8 A. M. 21 end Alt P. M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. M... and s P. M.
WAY LLNE!
For Bristol. timitOn, &o. 10, 7..10 A. M., Qtand
P. M. from Kensington , arid 23( P. M. from Wainer.-
street wharf.
For Yalmyra, Riverton, Dolanco, Ptyalin Built:l6-
ton Florenoe, Bordeutown, Eto,, at Mi t 1. d)( ant II
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermidiat6
places at 214 P. M. from Walnut-street wharf.
sir For flew Yon - , and Way Lines leave Kensington
Depot, take the care, on Fifth street, above Walnut.
half an hour before . departure. The cars run into the
depot, and on arrival of each train, run from the depot,
Piny roundel or Baggage, only allowed each Yemen-
%
raeeengere are prohibited f rom taking anything as
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
theipounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
r responsibility for bairtelleto One Dollar par patina,
and will not pa liable for any amount beyond iteo, ex
cept by usattal odiatteet.
tnhir _ .. _ WM. H. IFATZAIER. Agent.
arIMEMPAIIN_WINTER ARRANGE
-111. N T.—PRMADELPHIA,
DERMANTOW2I. AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY,
_Nov. 19, 1960.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6, 713, 9. 1041, and 13 A. M., 1, Ir
I, 4, D J . Eh T. 8, 9. 10 L iwd 11)9 P. M.
Leave uennautown. 6. In. ap Pr 10. 11 and 12 A
M., 1,2, 8,4, 6, 6, of 78 n . and 10 .M.
bl.l
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 rani. A .
M., 2. 7. and 10%
P. M.
Leave Germantown, 8.10 min. A. M.. 1.10 min., 6. and
9% P. M.
CHESTNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave
_Philadelphia, 6, 8. 10, and 13 A. M.. I, 4.6, 8,
and 10% P. M.
tovi, 6.10, an E. 40. M.
P
Leave Cheetvot _Rm. 7, 10, 7.M, 8.40. and 940. and
U. 40 A. M-
~ .s.t ON RONii tt YS.
..sve P. 06 A.
min, A .
Al
P, 81.
Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.60 min, A. Al., /3 60, 640, Anil
8.10 nun. P. M.
FOR CONSHOITOCKETE AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 5.60. 7,ti,pea, and 11.06 min. A. M.,
1.06,11.06, 6.86, and 11X Y. M.
Leave Norristown , 6. 7, 8.06,2. and 11 A. M.. 1%, 414.
and 6 P. M.
ON BONI/AYE.
Latta Philadelphia, 9 A. M and S P. M., ter Horns
tinive llojrielovrn, 71( A M. and it P. M.
FUR MANAY UNK.
Leave Philadelphia, 5.60, 73f, 9.06, and 11.06 A. M.
1.06. 2.05, ]Plana.3i, 5 8.05, 1131 C P. M..
Leave innk, 63f . 8.16, 934. 113 E A. M., 2, 63 f
OX. and 9X, Y. M.
Wlu pA lE.
Leave Philadelphia. 9A. .. and 7P. M,
Leave Manaynnic.3X A. -. at. dad BP. M.
li.K. SMITH, General tlaperintendent.
aolo-11 DEPOT. NINTH and GREEN Streets
NOR TII PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
FOP ralielk :ro D(. l 4l:l,E43T E O c lift ky MAllCH
T • EE THROUGH TRAINS.
Y.
On and after MONDAY. December 3.1860, Paeaenger
Trainswill leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets. Phila
delphia, daily. (Sundays excepted), as follows:
At 6.30 A, 01,,ILiorese). for Bethlehem, Allentown.
Manch Chunk. 'Hazleton, Wilkestiarre,
At 2.45 P. M. (Exprese), for Bethlehem, daaton,
This train reaches Easton eta P. M. and mates close
connection with New Jersey Central for New York.
& o.
At 5 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown , Manoh Chunk.
At 9 A. M. and 4 P 131., for Doylestown.
At 6 P. M.. for Pert Washington.
he 6.30 A. M. Express train makes close connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to Wilkeebarre;
and to allpoints in the Lehigh coal region.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 5.42 A. M.. 9.15 A. M., and 6.38
P M.
Leave Doylestown at TX A, M. and &SOF, N.
Leave Port Wesnington at Mb itt.
ON BllF l DAYS.—Philadelphia for Fort Washington
at 9.30 A. .
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 4 P. fot.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M
Fort Waehington for Philadelphielat 2:45 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem—ll 50Fare to Manch Chunk.ll2 es
Fare to Beaton 1N I Fare to WiLkelharre,,,. 60
Through Tickets must be procured at the Wicket
Offioes, at WILLOW Street, fir BERES Street, in order
to secure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (escept Sunday Trains) connect
at Berge Slreet with Fifth and Sixth - streets, and
fiemond and Third-streets Passenger Railroads. twenty
minutes after leaving Willow Street
de3-ti ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
SPRING ARRA/V(IE
MENT.-PRILADELPHIA,
WILIEI III e4 g. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and after MOrtfLAI L AYRIL .1.101,
PASSENGER TRAiNB ILOA VA; YRILADELPRIA!
For Baltimore at &lb A. AL, 11.33 A. Al., (Exprese),
and 102.0 P. M.
M. dheistir at 8.15 A. M., 11.85 A. M. 4.15 and 10.50
For Wilmington at 8.11 A. M., 1198 A. 111., 4.11 and
0.60 P. M.
For New Castle at 8.15 A. M. and 1.15 P.M.
For Dover at 8.15 A. land 4.11 P. M.
For Milford at 8.18 .
For Banal:very 8.1/ A.
TRAINS FOR PRILA DELPMIA
heave Baltimore at 6.11 A. M. (Express), 9.41 A. M.,
, d 4.41 P.IW.
Lemon Wilmington at egg and 9.10 A. M., 120 and
LAIL
Leave Saliebary at 1.0 P. M.
Leave Milford at 4 P. M.
Leave Dover at OAS A. M. and WO P. M.
Leave New Castle at 8.25 A. M.. 7.20 P. M.
Leave Chester at 9.49 A. M.. 9.40, IX and 840 P.M.
Leave Branner& for ealienury and Delaware Rail=
row at 6:16 A. M.
. .
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chaster at 8.45 Lel.. 12.05 and 11.10 P.M.
Leave Wilmington at 9.15 A. ALI 1132 al.. end 22
/rt
. M.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Parieenger Car attaohed,
will nut. ea follows
Leave PhilAdeleiti or Perryville and intermediate
.laces at 0.10 1!. .
Leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
lama at Tali Y. zn.
LORTO Wilmington for. Philadelphia and mterme
late places ate P. M.
Leave Havre-de. Graoo for Baltimore and intermedi
te station at 8 A. M.
Leave italiima;li for Havro-de-Grace and intermedt
ate ataftons at a P. la.
•• • . .
ON 1317NBATB
Only attend. P. M. from FM1.340;1126 to Baltimore.
Only at 4 43 P M. from Baltimore to fluladelphia.
welt B. M. FELTON. Provident,
PHILADELPHIA
AND R EADI RAJL
ROAD.—PASSENGER TRAINS for POTTSVILLE,
READIIIO, and lIARRLSBURO, on and after Nov.
sth IWO.
MORNING LINES, DAILY A (Sundays excepted.)
Lease New Da t. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PRILADELPHIA,(Paasen t Ier entrances
streets on Thirteenth end on Callowhill ate at aA. M. ,
sonneoting at Harrisburg with the PEN SYLVANIA
RAILRLAD, 1 F. M. train running to Pittsburg; the
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 P. M. train rumor to
Chansbersburg, &o.•and the NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. M. tram, running to (tan
bury, ,to.
AFTERNOON LINEN.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
RlLLStreets, PHIL,ADELPNIA,IPassenger antral:ion
on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets,) for POTTS
VILLE and HARRISBURG at SAO. AL, DAILY, for
KRAIaIING only, at SAO P. XL, DAIL. (Sundays ex
?MACES VIA PR ILADDLIIIIA AND READING
A.
FROMPHILLDILPHIRA.. I
Mil LOAD es.
To thexisliao-- so'
weadinz-----•--- 12
6banon--- ea
MONET
Millersburg —142
Itr n evorton4on_l6B
Rubuy uneti
Northumberland .—l7l'
Lewubtin —/Th
Milton —.—....
saunas_
Williamsport —509
terse Shore
Look EsTen
Ralston_ _zoo
.
Troy • au Williamsport and edmirn
Eftllllll.—... —.— .21 Railroad.
Th Cl i nt on excep t ed, n connect dtulL at
Port Sundays . with the OATA
WILMA,
close
IAmBi , ORT, end BRIE RAILOAD)
mating close sonneetiorm with linea to Niagara Fans)
Cansidndtie West and Southwest.
DErtrg PHILADELPHIA: Corner of ROAD
end GALLOWHIMI Streets.
ann-tr W. H. MoILHENNEY. Se retsri
DAILY INLAND
PREIGET LINE TO NOR,-
PULE AND PORTEMOUTEE, VA., and to the prated
pal Dam and Towns in the South and Southwest
bloods sent to the Depot, corner BROAD Street end
WARRINGTON Avenue, will be forwarded daily, and
at as low rates as by any other line. .
H. F. BENXI. y,
Masts of
w. K. uo
WEST Oil E S TEE
-TRAII4B .FX
3111Pkyarod OAis-lre A. diDll,eAkraliff
_ T
Mk. LUW Po Not
vow
FURNESS, BRINLICY, & 00.,
No. 429 MARKET !STREET
Pegmpfory_salefor ems h_of, a
LARGE 8 L'OCa. OF FANCY GOODS,
At the storie formerly eeeneied by
81 MM PCHAFIMR it ROBERTS,
NO. 4i.9 MARKET tiITREET,
On Tuesday and Wednesday Mornings
A Aril 23 and 24, oommenoing at 10 o'olool each day,
oonsisting of
Wool shirts and drawers, cotton and wool hosiery,
slaves, gauntlets, patent thread, spool ootton.etar bind -
Inge, silt handke reel els, suspenders , steel -sm ingboos'
skirts, merino wool coots, goad l ewelry, combo, brushes,
buck And leather Duras!, portmonnaies. pocket books,
paper, envelopes, buttons, gaiters, fans, pipes, pipe
stems cords, pine, hooks and eyes, pistols. permission
cape. baskets. soe4. Cologne water. gerfemery, , and a
great variety of feneYoodn,
Also, large Inge thie f-proof safe.
2 kirge size show 011896
6 large s,ze German sliver-mounter , phew eases.
8.--Goodif Will be oven for examination on Mon
day morning. April b, with eatalogum
• . le. rArtuOAST, AUO lON kafac, Sue
• oe••or to B. Scott. Jr.. 431 CHESTNUT Et.
Sheriff's Sale.
LARGE FIRE- s I , B.►FC. WATCHES, &is.
This Morning,
A mil 20, at 10 o'clock 1)" eolaelY, will be sold, by order
of the sheriff. a amok of waiohes, movements, t ools,
sionsisting of gold and silver bunting and open-facie
Engizah arid Swms watches. fine watch movementil, a
Cornpletel stOck o f watch rakers' tools, springs, &O.
Open for examination ear ly on the morning of
sale.
BALE AT JONES' HOTICL.
, On Tneedr Morning.
April 231, 1361. at ten olOok. upon the premises,
Jones' Hotel, Chestnut s rect. above Bilth, will be
sold—
The entire balance of the stook' of furmtliqi, Consist
ing of the furniture, beds. and bedding of 100 mortis.
Brusgals and ingrain carpels, oil °loth', dining moth
furniture. silver plated ware, cutlery. har ExturOxi
wines, &c. &c.
SALE AMERICAN AND IMPORTED PRY GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, RIB ONB, FLOWERS, Re v
By catalogue, on a credit.
On Wednesday Morning,
Avrtl 24, sale commencing at o'ciiona preeisrly.
pIIIUP FORD & (JO., AUUTION EfElt
IL No. 330 MARKET Street end del MINOR In.
LARGE ISPFCIAL SA LE OF 25,000 WINDOW
SHADE&
On sitiment of one of the largest manufacturers in
New York. •
Oa Tuesday Morning.
April 23, at 10 o'clock preoisely. by ostalogue, for
emit. will be peremptorily sold to the highest bidder,
as follows:
10 0006-feet centre velyet atd gilt 'Modes.
111,000 - plain
2.000 7 feet
1 600 " centre "
20000 6- feetplain gilt ehades.
10.000 ' centre and i. tilt shades
2 ano 7-ffet "
2 600 ' plain .t
1.000 6-feet plain green
1.000 • centre and green "
2 000 7-feet
1.000 6-feet centre and silver
c 0 7. "
WO wood call he especial attention of buyer, to the
above 50008, Re embracing the handsomest assortment
of shoe ea ever offered in this market.
POliluVß BALE OF 1.006 0.281;8 ROOTS, SHOES.
AND BROGANS.
On Thursday Morning.
April 25, at IC o'clock precisely, will be mild, by catAk
topic
-1,000 wee men's boys ' and yeathe' calf. kip , and grain
boots, golf. kip . and gram brogans. Congress gaiters. Ox
ford. &Mob, end Jersey ties, walking shoes . &o.; wo
men's, misses', and Muldren's calf, inp, goat, and id
heeled boots and aide's, gkitera, basitinf, slippers, &es.;
lOW, a large assortment oT first-Mass oity-made goods.
atgo 10 dozen coohineal
(100de open for examinanon,
early on the morning of sale-
Ant.WEEKLY COMMUNICATION
liy STEAM. BETWEEN NEW YORK
ArlD LIVERPOOL, tailing at QUEENSTOWN (Ire-
WOO to hind and etlibark_paamenors and despatches.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philtulelphia Steam
ship Company's aplendt4 Clyde-built iron sorer, steam
ships, are intenibil to amiss follows:
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
EDINBURGH. Saturtr. !ADM j)
GLASGOW. Kato. ay, April P 7
CITY OE WASAINOTON, Bator IM.fay 4
And every Saturday throughout the year. faun c .bR
No. 44 N. R .
RATES OF ?MUSK
._
.111CROUGA FROM PRILADELPiaaL.
Cabin, to Queenstown. or Liverpool.-- Ti
Do. to Loodoe,eia Livorp6Ol...—__ 00
Steerage to Queenstown, or Liverpra — ...........—.. 30
Do. to_l•ondon,.- 7 .—...„. ; ..,...................... 33
availitiritiTOliii months,
from Liverpool.. $6O
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Pafie, Hamburg,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Ce•tifiestes of passage issued from Liverpool to New
Vertitiontom of peerage issui;7l from iiiterriotown to
New YOrk..- • • - • - 030
These Steamers have superior acoommodattons for
P assengers, are oonstrooted with watertight eompart
meats. and carry experience! turgeone,
For freight, or passage,ap_ply at the °Mee of the Com
pany. 0. DALE Agarit.
109 Walnut strsat, Philadelphia.
In Liverpool, to WM. INMAN,
Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, to WM. INMAN,
• 13 Dixon street.
PHILADELPHIA ELMIRA ROUTE.—
PHILADELPHIA AND Els
,
r ( 11 :6ACKEST ROUTE to Tatotions, estairisita._Ns
En t ffillrestarro, Boranton d Damn IL i Niltol itil l r ia
n'werii et t 42. heate n t; CleVelft!lideDotM, Toledo;
Chiang°. L , tikes. and all points North and
West
Ferienger traina will leavelhe new Depot or the Fla- Indelphiikend Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and
CALLOWHILL (ramonger anti:moo on Cal
loWhlLl greet,) deur (tioodare exoepted). for above
point& ae follows!
DAY EXPREIi A.M.
EXF 011—. P. M.
Vhe LOU A. Al. trai sonnets at Rupert, for Wilke..
balm l'Ation. /Scranton, and all stations on the
ILACYAWANDIA AND BLpUMBBURO.RAIL.g.O.O.
Whet above tratns mete direct connection. at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie, Csatandaigna
and Niagara Fade. and Britalo_, New York and Erie, one
New York Central Railroads, from all pointa North and
West, and the gonads".
.ft i reaee ehm.ti to Elmira, ItLLffalo, and Ihtspentwon
By
e tancda n a eiL t m m a e tedida a ep t n P
hiladelphia and El-
Mire RallrotdWr e'sTialtet Office, northweet corner of
SIXTH and CR L /Will' Streets, and at the Peuseenger
Depot, eornero 'PHLH.TEEN TO and OA LLOWHILL.
THROUti EXPREBB FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave the Phil . delphja and Reading Depot, Broad and
Gallowhill etre
points Weida tNort hidall ,atl P .
(Sond. ItEem
. ; excepted), tor all
Firemota nos- be dehtered before IP. K. to inure
their going the t amp day.
For farther infennatleti tapi at Freight Depot
THIRTEEN Jar. mid GALLOwMLL, or to
CRAM aS. TAlTEN,AilenerajAgens,
nertawirst 'order SLINK and iCitEllTal VI Stromlo,
arlf-tf PSI letelne
M A WEST CHESTER,
A
AND PHILADELPR/A
RAILROAD, OIAA BLBDIA.
SPRING ABRANGEMBNT,
On end after Monday, march 11,1861 . the trams will
/cave Philadelphia, from the Depot, northeast corner
of Eighteenth and Market eiroote, at an A. N., end
d. and 640 P. M.
The Freight Train, with pamenxer oar attached, will
leave West Philadelphia at 6 A.. 91., running rue far as
the Baltimore Central Junction.
On Stindays, leave Philadelphia at 8 A.M. and 2 P. M.;
leave Wept Qheeter at 7.90 A. M. and 4.M P.M.
The trams 'pawl's Philadelphia at 8 A. M. and d P.M,
eenneat at Pennelton with train.. on the Philad_elpilia
and Baltimore Central Railroad. for Kennett. Oxford.
Ac, ito. EERILY WOOD.
mall. General aluperlatendeat.
misiess NOTIOL-OHESTICR
VALLEY RA ILROAD...PAII.
IinNOBR-TRAIAP FOR 'Down trtaTowle AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONS.—On and after Nov. attl,
INS, the Passenger Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Passenger Depot of the phu t ,-
dolphin and Reading Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD and CALLOWHILL, Streets, (passenger so-
Dame on Callowhillj
TRAllii for Downingtown leaves at e.OO
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Downingtown Mares at
LSD P. M.
DAILY ( &Radars exoepted).
Br order of the Board of Managers of the Philadel
phia and Readino Itatirma Comeanfr.
ault W. R. MaIi.RENNY. Seoretarl-
Philadelphia and Loadlna
apd Lebanon Valley JI.K.
Northern Centrel.
Railroad.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE--BUILDERS.
rented proposals will be received at the DEPA ET-
D/R./VP BURYBYti, tr 0.1112 B. Ft FT/i OTKERTi
until MOhID4I,Y., Xt, 1661, at four o °look. P.M.,
tor the completion of the bridge over the River Sehuyl
hi'', at the Falls village.
The bridge will be 604 feet lonr, in three spans of burr
truss, with arches and suspension rode.
The contractor will be expected to make nee of such
of the material delivered an may be found suitable. sup
ply dra wli ngiencies. and !complete the structure as 'hewn
on now on file in the Department of Surveys,
excepting the roof and roof timbers, weather boarding,
facade, and painting.
The masonry upon the igen to be raised to proper le
vel, and the eke w-backs WOW, d for cast iron butting
elatee.
The proposal must give a sum total for completing the
structure to the satisfaction and acceptance of the Chief
Engineer and Surveyor, and the bidder enter into bonds
with the oity, in the sum of illgooo, to have the struc
ture so completed within slaty dare after executing the
ontor.;t Ind will be reeemei arrive a bond ie given, agree.
ably W an ordinance approved May 24, 1860,
All bidders are invited to be present at the openirg of
Proposals offered, on said day ,at 4 o'clock e„ at
EITEiCK4,4I4D Ifr4Rdße„
agde,20.22-St Chief Engineer. and filorveyer.
Banbury Eris' , A. Xt
CIRAVE-GRAVE ORAVE4V)IOIS.-
luii My era of Gravp stones and Moienteara to be
11 4 8
told at very redwood mom Plena. 11 , and immune,
before ourobamag elsewhere. at' e Works of
ZI A
1 4XY Z A
11125-11ta ILIDO to. bin, 11.
SALES iii /MOTION
911 LIPPING
TLIE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL OMR
[I GUIS.
PROM TOR[ 10 LIVIEPOOL.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Paten
/MON BOSTON ro LttofrkfoOL.
Chief Cabin Passage----- SIXI
Second Cabin roseage—. _ . 00
The ships from New York call at Cork . Harbor,
The Ships from Boston tell at Halifax and Cork //ar
bor.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. AFRICA, Cant. Shannon.
ARABIA. Ca_pt. J. Stone. CANADA, Ca s t. Anderson.
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. AMERICA, apt. MoAnley
AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, pt. tooodie.
Capt. E. M. Ffookley. EUROPA, Capt. J. Cook.
SCOTIA, ( now boildinr.)
These vessels CATTY A. clear white light at mast-head ;
br , es i n A T i v i narboard bow ; red on port bow.
Anderson, leaves Boston, Wednesday, April S.
AFRICA, Shannon, " York , Wednesday, Apnl 10.
EUROPA, Cook, " D . Icetoti. Wednesday. April IT.
PPRSI , Judkins, " PI. York, W_ednesday, April Si.
NIAGARA, Moodie, •• Barton, wedneeday, Iddy 1.
ASIA, Lett, 14. York. Wo4no.dna, 5.
ARABIA, NtOos. "
_MOWN, Wednesday , May
AFRICA, Shannon, " N. York. Wednesday, May XL
Berths not ',soured until paid for.
An experienord Surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Cold, Silver, Billiton, Specie, Jewelry, Preoious Stones
or Metals, unless Dille of lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein stpressed. For freight or
passage apply to B. OUNAH. O.
mho-ti 4 Bowling Green. New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE
- -
IMU - 11. - 12 - 11E - -
SOO Tll. ---(HELARLEb•
TON AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS.
Bills lading forgootle for points other then the cities
of Charleaton and Savannah, must be accompanied
with certified invoices, to aniline prompt delivery.
Ali goods not permitted imffiedlately after the arrival
of the steamers at Charleston ELM Savannah will be
sent to the Custom-house stores.
The Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA ha !nag been
withdrawn for the present, the Steamship K EYISTONB
STATE will run to both Savannah and Charleston,
taking freights for both ports at the name time, pro
ceeding first to Savannah, and front thence to Charles
ton, making a trip every two weeks, thus making de
liveries as freeirently in Charleston and Savannah as
when both ships were refining.
Pushenhere for Charleston *ill be ticketed through
from Savannah to Charleston by Rai I, dad.
Fare tr. Savannah, $l3; through to Charleston, $ll.
FOR alittilLE ,ToN AND SAVANNAH.
Owing to the Difficulties at Charleston tie Steamship
fif:YSTPI
Or, STA'fb, Capt. Marshman. has been with
vin fbr the present. line nonce of her mil as will
be guyed.
Goods ressived ever. day; and Rills of Ladies signed
at impend wharf above Vine Street.
INSURANCE.
Freight and insurance on a large rroportion of Goods
shipped South will be todind to be lower by these shins
than by sailing venal..
glir ineurance on all Railmad Freight is entirely
unneeeasary, farther than Charleston or Savannah,
the Railroad Companies taking all risks from these
" P c llcieliftdi to fleet Orleans add intermediate
points. Charleston and Savannah route, connecting
with paean:tem for Florida. and with railroads for New
Orleans and intermediate points.
ei.azAT REputrzioN IN FARE.
Fare by this route 53 to 10 per apt. oteaster ASA 1.3
the Inland _Route, as will be seen by the following
sehedule. Through tickets from Philadelphia, vie
Charleston and Savannah steamships, INcLuDING
MEALS on the whole route, except from Charleston
and Savannah to Montgomery .:
To Savannah— .. —Ste 0. To Columbus.._._ .111 00
Charleston.---- se 00 Albany ..—..—... S 3 00
oatiruipa..,,,—.... 11 se Montag:omm ....-,., le IN
Macon— —.. Xi a ktotnie .. ft OD
Atlanta_.__.. 21 001 New Orleans..... 59 76
N. B.—Passengers by this route connect with the In.
land Route in South Caroline and Georgia, travelling
by the same conveyances thence to New Orleans.
to bilis of lading signed a ft er th e ship has sawed.
No freight received on the dal of sailing.
Agentsin Charleston, T.
.
/Savannah, II fl, & ,G, B UDD
uTTE &6A MM ELI.
D
T. O. & T. G. BUD, Charleston, and 11116TER &
GafiIMISI,,L, Savannah. will attend to entering and for
warding all goods consigned to their care.
RAILROAD LINES.
TuubiA -
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M• Nom. 139 and 141 poutlt I . ;r.
(For Merl) nine. 47 end
DTDCRA AND REAL EBTATE—TUESDAy
a x 7
ram3hiAt eatalognati hmt , read. • a n nthlmng „.•
fOrtptioAq of Mt Via proven, to ha sold no Tumid. ? m,l
- a list of sates of real estate and furniture..Witt'
2 d. 2:kt, and 30th and let May, of sale. et t h - e -,..‘e
obanaa, 30th Awl! and 7th May, intruclins a se. 4' l '
ha
amount of *nimbi* prolbffaq!
THE NEAT MOnERT4 RESIDENCR,NOt7S,,..
Fifte
ys, at enth ai
oiettreetatat, will be bald at erieeta en ha
da a o urine.
•
STOCKS AND SEAL ESTATE.
SALES AT TII v tsn Y • Ileop
# Handbills of each p roperty' omed i tomiot , l y
"thtoi t We pubsh. on the Swords. 0 ;', 7 1 :
to each sale, one thousand oatalontes, in pruntdd"
soh! on
full dosorietteus of ell the pea tten ,
soh! on the felkrwing Nuesday.
Ithil/i ER LATE AT PRIVATE BALE,
WR tato a tare') RITIOUnt of r etl @lbw , 41 time, .
amt. daitOriatiOn of ody and c o „-
property. Printed lugs gny be had at the anodes,„"!
PRI VAT E REGISTER. II - 10
s# Real estate entered on out envoi* owe rerim
advertised occasionally In ogr 'yobbo ea l, at _._eni.
Cu, wbioh one thousand copies are 0, nuts w "..Zg ;
tree or enanre•
PEREMPTORY BAI,F-13TOCIC8,
UN Tuesday.
April 23, noon, at the liaoriange i will bs sold_
W LOMA reserve for non Payment of anseasments_
2.4 1 11) shares Bohemian Minins Company.
For delottp.t of whom it may ow:sen—
ile shares Union Cline, Cnmaany.
130 shares Little eshwylledi et rivirat!on
owl Compaaft owl
1 share loowelobla Library Company.
sawn°. a Peremptory Pale
-27 shares North Penns.) Yam RaiirOSO Cr
ho shares Commonwealth Bank.
1 share Mercantile Library.
2 .200
.200. a-mortgage bends of the Barclay Company . .
0W 110 rip (Myst, /Baptist ChArcli, Foderal streot
SIFAI I ESTATE S eLE—APR IL 93
Fueentork tißlß—Fa te of Conrad Wolf. detest e d
Very valuable GEEDIANTOWN PROPERTY. uri
acres, with on_provercents,Vlen's lane, near the'
Airy station . Chestndt Bill Maitre% d. • ass
Orphans'
__gears Bale—k state of Diem! Brow,
08alle(1.—DWhLtarro AND LOT OF GROUND 4, 5 „ 1 , 1 '
west (inflict et Twenty • third Street and Brown's tOti
above Callowhal street.
Same Estate --FOUR. DWELLINGS on Dross's
court. west of Twenty-third .treat, north of CellnirOd .
Name ksiate.— THßEE -STORY BRICK DWELL
11 1 0. Logan street. north of Green Street, lath Weld,
mete k.inate AMU DWELLING, notch
uds
of CANNONII street. weal of Twenjy-third street
the
Sam EtatetcTOßE AND DWELLING, edjonting
above on tlie
3 THRF.te-ISTORT 8R1C.4 DWELLINGS, Noe.T)9,
731. and 733 Lombard mintier..
BRICK DWELLIN G. No. 1.1 Shuman! avenue, north
os_Logribard stre_et
BLEU/ire) et
P..EeIDENCE.
side of North Ersed street. south of 4irera 6901/0-0.
Lot 37 feet front. The house hoe ell ths modem coo.
sentences,
Exectutore f Peremptory_ Sale—l• stet- of A nn
deceased — N EAT Ek;SIDENCE. No 73S annace st oat'
and Erick Dwelling in the rear. on Orange Street.
Perempir Gaon &Eh! n Eri ct
rilihrsTyr r ylibb, with dif acres. with superior '
iota eet front ott Tholp , itiese. Mart
Trusteeto Rtes.—TEE BAPTIST CHURCH EDI
EWE. and large lot, 106 by 100 feet. south side of Sas .
tom street, between 'Plinth and Ninth etreete, °owe
the southern front of the Conpaental Hotel.
HANDSOME NEW MODENA RESlDENCEnurtb
west oorner Seventeenth an .n d , l7 i allene etteetr.
° TR, Britei: l alli BY% R 1 dreiVci n l. w„ .
fisime street, northwest of Tulip Street. to Distric t o r
Rlinnithad.
THREE•III'ORY BRICK DWELLING, Fulton rt.
northwest of Till fp Stret.
TWO THREE-810AV DEICE DWELLINGS, Fol.
ton street.
FOUR YVARLY GROUND , RENTS. viz.: *Q I Nib
ISM, and $24.
CLOSING BALE AT THE GIRARD ROUSE.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED
g BAGUADE, ke.
April Thi,
1). at 10 O'OlOOlC, by catalogue, at the Crtrve
Hones Chestnut ',treat, a quantity of chamber faun
lure,tails!, mattresses, carpets, a quantity af
vanta' din.
Also, the kitchen latrinture...to., large stiantio
copper cooking . utensils, tabS3 oil cloths. It e.
Also, a quantity of unclaimed !,Yaks and valiana, with
the oontente,
GT Catalogues will be ready and artietae ram he ex
amined on Friday.
Bale at the Bertram Garden,
STOOX OF 1101.*E8, nARRIAGES, w A b'4h B.
CA RTEidIIQW INO MACHINES , CATTLE , Phut.
IN ImPLEMENTS, Ac.
Oh ililOnday fidorginX,
April at 10 o'olocir,,at_the yes enee of A. M. East
wick, hid. below bran! Ferry. W tie sold
.M rube
eels. intho . ot eeeee sbost 30 head of cattle, inolanr
a number of fine nith,h oolt,fteVeral with Calvet by
their eiddA; some Tory &airtime youcs stook; apq.
rough bred DUrbern Mel, and five 'many bulls; hie
horses; oarrtake,_ Try fa/iota; Carriage. by boul a , ;
York wagon, by Watson; detible and single Innate,
Boddie and bridle, do.
Also. Ketoham'e mowing maChine aril seed ddil
Landreth's mower and renter. with all tee latest on.
provemento ; hap rake. seed drib, parent hoisting hey
fork. altlyatorg, plougba, harrows, large roller, dal ,
me-hone oWar. two ormid•whesl hay wagon', ee7.
row-wheel hay wagon. with box bed, two one-hone
carte. germ, cart, nevi aping wagon, block sad nick%
lot window frames, sash, lot teed pipe, oast-iron atpe,
old iron, a large lot of farming illiptemente, &0., ho,
Bale peremptory. Ter me cash._
The varby rasher:ger Railroad C ars I.ag
orrery half hour.
Administrator's Sale, 1911 Walnut street—Estes of Dr.
TNPIZIELIB Harris, deceased.
SUPERIOR REISIVIEnOti , AND PURNITURS,
ROW?. OIL PAINTINOIS, CURTAINS, CHARD&
LIRAS, No.
On Tuesday ISohling,
09d ituit., et 10 oatook. at No. SIP Wahmt street, by
catalogue, the entire furniture, coMprisior superior
walnut drawing. room furniture. manfel and pier au•
rors, fineMl paintings and engrayings , ceitaiss, ass
defiers. glase and china, aupsruir du:deg-fools ssil
chamber furniture. Also, the kitchen furniturZ. Wuv
aerator ho.
or The superior reeidenoe, with coach timer , mil
b e sold at to o'elook precisely, previoue to the sets of
furniture. Full particulars in hand bills and catalogue,
. rs
Hale at the Penneylvaiia Hotel.
110UASHOLD FURNITURE, FEATHER HEN,
RPETti, CARNIMThe, BAR F. XTUREs. LI
QIJORE, &o.
On Wednesfty Monnary •
Nth inMaot t at /0 o'clock 01 , the f obiley/Yania He tl,
No. North Huth street, the enure lorrotare4 Rohm
beds, carpets. family carriage have, two family car
r
lagria,har rilltigree, liquors, &o.
11W May be examined at 80'0100 on the morning of
the sale.
Sale No. 0011 Chestnut Street.
ELEGANT FURNI UHF. fiIIEAORS. flAtiQ,
ortArtorsLiztue. vsLirw_r cAltruiS. do
On Wedneeday moraine.
April 31. at 10 o'olook, at ego. 13)3 Chestirettistl.
by catalogue—
The entire furniture of a lady declining bouesteent,
comprising rosewood and brooatelle drawisoctse
furniture, piano -forte by Gate & Co., handsome mantel
and DIM' mirrors. fine eels et darnel/. Plated wins
China and glass ware, superior walnut chamber birsi
Lire, fine mattresses. cottage furniture. oil clothe. et.
Also, a quantity of fine preserves, i also, the kitchti
furniture.
161" May be examined at 8 centnek on abs a•erstini 41
the
lIT No postponement on account of the weitthe►.
ESTATPeremptory We floe trammel.
E' GEO R(I) _MotI BEET ESQ.
TH E 454 T COUNTRY BE w OODBO ANL
FINN MARSIon, AND2O ACE . AB E T
DAM
SIX MILhB FROM MARKET IS ABET BMUS,.
. . . .
On Wednesday Damming,
Mar let, 4861, at ten o'clock precisely, Will be sold at
ptiblio auction. without reserve, on the premkis—
All that bearitiful country seat. Wnodboarner
InpOri..r modern mansion, stable and coscs-bdw.
green-horse. ioe-house, and other out-buildings. sod W
acre. highly Unproved land, situate on the Spnaglheli
road. abodt halt a mile from the terminus of the Dub,
Passenger Railroad. and ail miles from Margot street
bridge. The mansion is of brisk, painted eitd sanded.
bruit and finisbed in a most (sonny and elegant style.
from p doe by .7. McArthur. Esq.. architect. and seder
his superintendence, replete with every modern im
proveiment and convenience for a winter as well asp
summer residence. The out buildings are also mperior
apd commodious , the grounds beautifully bud °stud
Planted with every speotes of evergreen sad denldeo l ls
tree , and shrubbery, Sae trait, pears, cherries. plops.
&o. Also, an arbor of !choice grace Vines. a Pram
and several large hot beds. In the rear of the mannon
are about three sores of fine American forest trees. and
a grove of large walnut trees. The property tweeds
also on the Darby Creek, SO feet wide and 7 lest ass,
which afford. fine bathing and boating. A more fell
ddikarigOen WA.* 14 had dt the otiatlen room*.
The sdperior furniture, horses, **Truism he.. wtll
be sold, by catalogue, immediately after the real estate.
ksrms—half cub.
ea's absolute, the owner having gone 10 Europe,
Bale No. MI North Sixth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. MIRROR. MIMEO
CARPETS_, de.
On Friday hicrinns.
84a7 Mr. at ten o'clock, at 874 North Bath street,
above Parish street,
The Irrecrior, parlor, dimna- room,. and chamber (amt'
tare, fine.Frenott elate mantel mirror. fine Bressele•
easoete, anterior spring mattresses, and leather bete.
fine
_plated tea set, &a.
11 Mat be eitiornned with catalogue on the yenning
of the sale, at eight o'clock,
MFITZPATIZIO& a BROS.. MIO ,
lii TIONEERI , 604 caumistrs Burst, ober,
BALES EVERY P.VENINS.
At o'olook, of Books, stationery and LISR@J 60.4 1,
watches, jewelry, clocks, silver plated wary.
paantuge, musical inetruements, &o.
A.llO, nOIIOTY, drl gOCal, boots and shoes, and 11.. t
*handle* of every ascription.
DAY BABES eve Monday, Wednesday. seA Yr,
day at 10 o'clock A. M t _
PRIVATE SALEM
At private sale several large eeturitmineme of watches.
eweiry, books, stAtionery, salver-plated ware, Gallery
,
, ancy gams, &o. To which solicited the attention el
city' and country merolumts and others.
Coasignmente eoliolted of all kinds of siereese&e•
for either public or In rate rater,
Mir Liberal watt advances made on oonmeneselltim
Ont-door sales promptly attended to.
MOSES NATHANE), AUCTION PI 1 ,
AN-IL AND CONLMISSION MEACHAM'. Doitthese
corner of SIXTR and RACE Streets.
NATHANS , LARGE BALE OP FORFEITED
WATCHES. ISWELRY, &o.
From Nathauee Principal Establiehment, southratt
corner of Sixth and Race Streets.
da Tuesday Morning,
April M. at 10 o'clock at Moses .Nathans' Auction
Rouse. Noe. 166 and 16r North Sixth street, ladielalas
the southeast corner of Sixth and Saco,
Consisting, in Patti of —
GOLD WATCELES.
Gold hunting- ease. double-case, and double-bottomed
English patent lever watches. in Itt• ca nd beat meters:
rat oases. extra
full Jewelled, and of the most approved a
gold hunting - case and open-face detached escapeslent
patent lever watches , IS-carat cases , and of the best
makers; gold hunting-case end open-face horizontal.
oyiinder and lowan nititahan k 13-oarat cad at
the very beat makers • gold double..time and inde
pendent-second patent levere watches. in 18-carat eseth
and beat makers; various kinds of gold English , 81 ""'
end French watches.
SILVER WATCHES.
Silver hunting-oruse, doable-cage, and double-bottom
Erg Hell patent lover watches, of the most oqiipito d MIS
boat makers; silver, duplex, escapement lever..ol ll4-
dor, and lemma watohes , t o hunting oases cad
open
faces, full Jewelled and plain ; silver guarder vaisv"r
silver Minnie case, amgle.osave, and double-bottorae .
English, swiss. and Preach watches.
JEWELRY.
Diamond linger rings and brsoistidni. Knee 14 " 6
and clusters; fide gold cos for lobos • gold ma. m o t l .
fob, and chatelaine obeine ; fine gold finger r.in 0 2,,,,
every variety. and kind ; heavy fine gold eag l e;
gold breaet-Ditui, gold ear-rings, gold
ad
pencil-oases an d Rene, gold studs. gold sleeve
gold and silver apooyieles..gedil eye Flame. cola ! e l:,
aPalsi and chorine, gold raedallions and lookeek And bracelets.
t r: a.
none other watches and Jewelry. &o.
NATHANS' GREAT BALE OF CLOTHING ,
DING, AND OTHER ARTICLES.
Oa Tuesday Morning,
90th inat., at II o'clook, at The auction atom
THE NEW JOB PRINTING OFFW
"THE PRESS "
laprepered to OuentsnOsubahamoly,ond expedition!
BOOKL
PAMPHLETI
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ISLA1(18 OP EPDXY DE CJ
ANCRIONEKRE, LAWYERS
RAILROAD AND /NBURANOR OOMPANIEL
PLAIN AND ORNABERNTAL PRINTIO
IT Ail ride n left at the Publication once of lit:
Pr ass IL 417 UlDfdll'Xillr Strain. will he wolf
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TATIO.NEY AND JEWELRY
packages foralabed to Agents runt Dealers. 'tufa
redaolrjatee. cell, (or sand Stamp.) 602 gamins
Screstulhilsdopua, Fs. • GO
FARMAN k
JOB PRINTING.
szentrition fir
PAPER Boo ns.
OIROILAIN
SILL HEADS
BANDBILLet
PIINTINO TOR
MEACIIANIB, MiNUFACIVR
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