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AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH
NEWSPAPER FACTS AND OPINIONS
ILEURY.
The Washington aorrespondenee of the New York
Trebune says: It seems that Liant Maury will
not be allowed to resign. but that his leaving as he
did will be eonsidered actual desertion of a peat
of duty On the day of his desertion he
was with
the Beeretary of the I.‘isry op to 3 o'clock . la the
a f ternoo n, an d said zoth r.z of his intentions. no
went home, parked on his furniture, and vamosed
The Ohm:veto* LI now under the charge of Lieut.
Gillis, an exaeliaat officer, than whom a mon:loyal,
efficient, and worthy aet vent of the Girtarriment
does not exist The mass of unfinished work left
by Lieut. !Haney at the Observatory is enormous,
but. under the capable. management and untiring
energy of Lieut. Gills, it is fast being chased
away.
-The same correspondent, in another paragraph.
mys
vidertaes of Lieut. Maury's treachery are daily
apparent. The meanest of them yet dboovered is
that-be removed buoys from Kettle Bottom Shoals,
leaving the Administration to find it out as bet
they could.
PORT MONROE
The Chem:maks. whieb left Fort Monroe on
Monday afternoon, brings en offioer of one of the
Massaohnsette regiments, from whom we learn that
there are in the tort about 1,400 men-400 United
States regulars, and about 1,000 Massachusetts
men. The health of the garrisn was good, and no
fear was felt from any enemy. The itebelc bed
erected no batteries, nor made other hostile de
tuonstrations within range of the guns of the fort
Colonel Dimmion, the oommanding *Meer, was
all right," and would open his ports at the pro
per moment. The Gurneertatut wee in the vicinity
guarding the entrance, and no craft of any sort
was permitted to go in or out without inspection.—
Nem York Trthanr.
PESILLB VOLUSTILRO
The Cincinnati G.4-ase gives the following: The
elerk of one of the steamers whiett came up the
river yesterday reports being bailed from the shore
at Leavenworth, Indiana, to land and take on a
couple of passengers for Cincinnati. While at the
lauding, the clerk informs us, a company of vo-,
tautesr women, armed with rifles, marched down
from the commons where they had been drilling,
and Sled a salute. They seemed to handle the
arms with ease, and presented a very creditable
appearance
Er.=
An extract from a private letter from Nashville
Ear :
The men who owe your debts are Secessionists,
and will not softer any discount if they can avoid
it. Money Is scarce and hard to get. Everything
is excitement and confusion, but 1 know Tennessee
will Sind flan to the 'Union, though the Sesession
bitA are doing all they can, by every means of vil
lainy, to seduce her to secede. I have attended
several large meetings of the people, and from the
demonstrations I saw manifested, tie people of
Tennessee will stand by the Union, and, if needs
Do, die by the 'Union.
TRAITORS HUNG
A letter from a member of the Seventh Regi
ment to his father, dated Washington, 28th April,
atates that the regiment on that morning received
an addition of 175 men from New York, all in good
health and spirits. The writer nye L. Six Seca+.
aionlats were caught yesterday in treasonable acts,
and two were shot this morning at the navy yard.
On. le to be ebot to morrow morning. was in
the employ of the Ordnanee Department, and had
been set to work filling bombs, but, instead of
°barging them with powder, be put sand in them.
Several men have bean arrested for tearing up the
Creek of the railroad, and they will be summarily
dealt with."
A private letter from Annapolis, April 211, says :
" And now, to give you an example of the pu
nish's:Lent traitors receive, we oan see from where I
am writing, about two miles from alter*, on the
yard-arm of the United States brig Caledonia,
two men hanging—one for smuggling provisions
-and powder to the rebels at Charleston ; the other
for piloting the Seventh Regiment on the Chesa
peake bar, with the intention that the Baltimore
ans might get possession of Annapolis before the
Seventh could land. Be wee not quite sharp
enough for the boys. They suspected his in
tentions, put him in irons, and conveyed him on
board the brig, and now he banging for hin
*rime."
T OAIHRZT AND THZ WAR
Our Ravines from Washington assure us that the
Government is fully determined on war—an active
and aggressive war, to vindicate the power and
dignity of the United States. Mr. Linooln has
long been strongly in favor of this polioy, and-so
have Messrs. Blair, Chase, and Cameron. Messrs .
Seward and Welles at first dissented, but hive at
length yielded to the general voice of the people.
In allusion to the recent attacks in the newspapers
upon the Administration, Mr. Lincoln said yester
day: " We can afford to pars them by with the
dying words of the Massachusetts statesman, we
still live.' I am sure they don't worry me any,
and I reckon they don't benefit the parties who
write them."
JEFF. DAVIB' LEANNESS
Jefferson Davie continuos in the most dishonora
ble manner to attempt to seduce Federal officore
from duty. Last week he Sent a general's corn
mission in the Confederate army to a gentleman
holding a captain's rank in the United States
army, and whose experienoe in the Ordnance Bu
reau !maid rondo; Min most valuttblo to tho
South. The commission was accompanied by a
strong personal letter. Both were returned.
Later intelligent,. from Western Texas an
nouncer the outbreaks of Indians and Mexicans
near Brownsville. It I. reported that the sorra et
Roma has been pillaged and burned, and many
American families have been murdered. Browne
vine has also been threatened.
The United States troops at Brazos, Santiago,
numbering only sixty-three men, were removing
all their available property, preparatory to leav
ing that place.
At Indianola all was quiet on the 233 ult. Ac
counts from the interior represent the rebels as
preparing to march upon Galveston with all ce-
lerity. At Houston. fiva. hundred mee are armed
and equipped. Companies of Minute Men are
Terming in other parts of the State.
The number of Federal troops in the State was
estimated at 1.009, woo are mostly well supplied.
About hell that number were at Indianola. Pre.
parations were going on actively at Galveston;
theta the people were enrol dug en mane Letters
from El F'aso state that Fort Bliss has been sur
rendered to a Commissioner of Texas by C01..1
IL Um
Ta• Ualveston New* of the 22.1 says :
learn that Qov. Clark has ordered the commander
of the Texas forces at Ban Antonio to repair ammo.
distal to the coast with his forces and summon
the United &ates troops near Indianola to leave
immediately without arms, or to set/render at di,.
emotion. It is understood in Austin that those
United States troops member about 1,500. The
Texas volunteers at San Antonio o: " -
about IVO
it
4 '7. lug AND atittras actuate.
An aarionneeraent appeared In the Memphis
papers of last week, that the burial of the Amt.•
rican flag would be publicly celebrated by the
military and citizen' on Sunday, the 2let ult.
41ZIKZICAL EriACIRLGIAILD
•
Two gentlemen, whose good standing and truth
fulness are vouched for by patties in this city,
arrived from the South yesterday, and took
quarters at the Barnett Rouse. They state that
they left Charleston, B. d., on Wednesday, and
that troops were marching briskly from all di.
reetiorus. General Beauregard was moving towards
itLeilmond at the head of 31,000 men, and expected
to be iDlited at that place with from 5,000 to 15,000
Vitrisia troops, alter which he was to attack
Washington. Yesterday was the day sat apart for
the admire of the national capital.—Cinctnnati
Gazette.
EON. A-NDIUM Joinisox
It has been stated that, while the crowd at
Lynchburg, Va., was groaning at Andy Johnson
and offering him various indignities, one man
pulled hilt DOW. A Louisville gentleman, who was
there et the time, says that Andy's nose was not
pulled. A fellow attempted it, but Andy draw a
pistol and would have ahot him on the instant if the
men present had not interposed.
Oar Informant was on the same Gain with Andy
for a considerable distanae this side of Lynchburg,
and he says that the sturdy Old gentleman, al
though insulted by the poptdasa at every stopping
palm, showed a nerve that Napoleon or 'Dieser
might have admired. All honor to the brave and
the true.—Lautstilte Journal.
1.70 ARMISTICE."
The doepatch dated at Richmond, announcing,
en rebel authority, that the Government had
asked for "an armistice," was denounced at the
time of its reception as a ridiculous canard. The
following official contradiction from the Assistant
Secretary of State was received by the chairmen
of the Unien Defence Committee of Now 1 - .
Tort •
Weentaorox, May 1., ____
Surzon I/name, chairman; •
There le not a word of truth in any of the
newspaper reports of armistices made or proposed.
That sort of business ended on the 4th of March•
"F. W. Bewirm."
mARQUIe AND ItitralsALs.
A correspondent of a St. Louie journal, writing
from Montgomery, Ala , April 19, siva that on the
day Jeff Davis issued his privateering proclama
tios loom than one hundred persona solieited and
obtained letters of marque and reprisal. They
may u well make their wills at once.
ras MISSAOI OP TH GOVEZITOR OF TENNESEEX.
The Cincinnati Commercial learns from gentle
men If b o left Nashviile, Tenn., on Friday, that
the message of Gov Barris to the Tennessee
Legislature; just convened, was a virulent asses
don document. It clearly foreshadows an attempt
to rush that State out of the Union. at once, a la
Virginia, regardless of the popular voice on the
matter. A motion to print 1!.5.000 copies pf the
Governor's massage for distribution was voted
down, and it was resolved to print only enough
copies for the members--the contents of the mes
sage, as well as the action of the Legislature upon
It, to ho kept profoundly secret.
A ItltCll.o rastc.
A negro panic has seized the people of New Or
illallB. The negro churches have been closed by
order of the Mayor. and all assemblages of negroes,
slave or free, have been forbidden.
TUE citizens of Athens, Obie, hare parsed
resolutions tendering their sympathy and aid, with
that or the whole people of Ohio, to the people of
Western Virginia when they are allied upon to
struggle for their rights and liberties against the
traitors of Esetern Virginia. Let the Western
Virg nfl➢A Erika but one strong blow in their OWn
behalf, and Ohio and Western Pennsylvania will'
be at their ede---flovermirent willing or unwilling.
dir
DiroIDENT.—A. congregittiOD not far from
Beaton, IL,: dots its own singing, hid the 60th
psalm of the Conueotiout Byron Book riven out to
be sung, on &today morning, April 14, Jost after
the news of the attack on Fort Sumpter, and yon
may imagine the spirit with which the following
atirttss were sung :
Lift np a banner in the field
For those that fear Thy name ;
Save the beloved with Thy shield,
And put oar foes to shame.
Go with our armies to the gitat
Like a. Confederate God ;
in vain confederate powers unite
Against Thy lifted rc4.
Our troops ahall gs a wide renew:.
By Thine auudacmg hand ;
”r 9, God that treads the walk/ d9ryn,
And tuakei the feeble stand.'
Franca and the Southern Confederacy.
[From Paris Corresionident of N.Y.
Pam, Thursday, April 18, 1881.
The American hlinitrer at Paris, Mr. Faulkner,
has jest hid in bifida Waller, 'with' the Frenob
Minister of Foreign:Affairs, M. Thousand, ou the
subject of the recognition of the Bouthent 0012-
federaoy. At this Interview, if we are correctly
informed, Mr. Faulkner went in obedience to the
State Department at Washington to carry e copy
of the Prearident!e -inaugural address, to °lfi°/ ftu i
1111110111100-210 accession of the new Government at
Washington, and to represent to al. Thonvenel
the of polloy the new Government intended to
adopt, so far ae their policy was decided upon.
Mr Faulkner informed the minister that he
wai insteneted to ray that the President's polioy
was to be found In the inaugural address. in full;
but in brief, on the question of a recognition of
the Southern Confederacy, the Preddent held
that there wee no fast aceasnets as yet, and
thnt to recognise the Confederacy under the
prisent Mate of %Wogs, would be not onty ille
gal, but an act of bad faith to a friendly , Folios,
desirous and anxious of settling its own internal
agars in its own way_ Mr. Faulkner also de
veleped before the minister the able view! of the
question which he has before uttered, and whiott
have been already published in the Tunes, and •
finisbed by protesting in the most solemn man
ner against any recognition of the Southern Con
federacy until the new minister, Mr. Dayton,
should arrive. Mr. Faulkner said, in substance :
ci Tais is the last time, most probably, I shall
have the honor of communicating offioially with
year Excellent* , on this or , any other subject, as I
leave foamy bonze hare short shire, and I . wuh now
to protest most energetioally. in the name, of my
Government, against any feoogaition of the nee
Amerioaa Confederaity, until at leist my : sneoessor,
a gentleman of great ability and of high personal.
worth, and who wilUnaturrilly come fully prepared
to iireeent to you the views of' the: Government if
Washington, shall have arrived)), " •
M_ Thouvenel then demanded to know if the
Cabinet at Washington were not divided in anal•
moot on this question of reeognition? To which
the American minister replied that, under any - (sir
almshouses, the members of the Amerioan Cabinet
were only advthory effioers, and that with the Pr est
dent remained the initiative and the responsibility
of public act. such as these. ' That these wore'the
President's views, and that theie'slone were to he
taken as guides in diploma, translations.
M Thonvenel then said that the Government of
the United States need not have into apprehension
of a 4 . prtrrly rem:gnat:on of ,the touthirn
fmes"facy by the Government of France. It was
not the habit of the French Government to act
tinnily in questions of so delicate a nature. lie
pointed out the case of Italy, where apparently
there could be no special objection to the recogni
tion, and yet, from prudential motives, the recog
nition was withheld. The French . Government,
added M. Thouvenel, sees the present dissension in
America with pain, and not only would desire to
see the broken elements reunited, but would never
step in by say act whatever to widen the division,
or add fuel to the Mmes.
At the same time, M. Thouvenel said that the
practioe of France, as indeed of most of the Europe
an Powera, was now clearly understood in these
Caeca of recognition of now CioYernmente• A Go
vernment once clearly established, born/40plus',
was a Government de facto, and must be recog
nised, and when the new American Government
arrived at. that point, he presumed, although he
hid no right now to prejudice the future, it would
be recognized: .
M. Thouvenel then demanded information on
the subject of the new tariff, which, he said, so
deeply afforded French commerce. Mr. Faulkner
informed .him , that from indications from Wash
ington; he believed there would be an extra session
of Congress, and that the tariff would be modified,
a deolaration which gave the Foreign Secretary
great patio:Nation, and induced him to say to. Mr.
Faulkner, that at the next meeting of the Cabinet
he would be pleased to report this hope to the Em
peror and his colleagues in the Government.
M. Thouvenel assured Mr. Faulkner that up to
the present time, he had not been .pokes to by any
one on the subjeot of a recognition of the Southern
Confederacy.
England and the Southern Confederacy.
[From the London Telegraph, April A.]
Mr. Lincoln has appointed Mr. Charles Ad sine
minister at the Court of St. Jamea, and Mr. Wit
ham Dayton minister at the Court of the Tuile
ries Simultaneously with their arrival in Europe
will probably be that of the special commissioners
nominated by the Southern Confederacy to repre
sent it in Europe—three having been instructed to
treat for recognition with the Governments of
Great Britain and Prance. Colonel Mallona, one
of the Southern delegates to the Old World, de
clares his belief that the acknowledgment will
speedily be ooneeded as a matter of course. IVe
have more than a doubt on the point. It is, and
has bean for years, the policy of England to recog
nise all existing Governments, whether revolu
tionary or not, whtoh can produce the credentials
of &nation. We recognized Provos nnder the
Provisional Government ; we recognize Italy under
Victor Emanuel ; we should recognize the United
States of North America were they to proclaim an
Emperor at Washington ; but we refused to ao
knowledge Kossuth as Governor of Hungary; we
should have declined to receive a mission from
Normandy or Burgundy had they, insteal of
France ae a whole, succesafully revolted against the
Government of Louis Philippe. Oar negotiat ions
are with the liaised States of North AM?, ea, in.
corporated at TIP itshington,and until the central
Government declares the Southern Confederacy to
be a separate and wedependeltt Commonwealth,
We shall be bound to regard Mr. Lincoln as no
less the Chief' Matitstrate of South Carolina
and Alabama than of Pennsylvania and Mas
sachusetts. It would be highly impolitio and
indecorous indeed to prejudge the question be
tween North and South before the Cabinet at
Washington has announced its ultimate views, or
before toe great Win has tout' tried. Lora
John IlanSafill, therefore, while adhering to the
principle of neutrality and non-intervention, will,
in all likelihood, refrain from recognizing the ore
doodah! of Metiers. 'Timmy, Neat, and Mann, until
events have progressed beyond their present timing,
both in the American Congress and on the Stow
*dentin borders. There appears, for the time, no
danger of misapprehensions on the subject of the
contemplated blockade, for at the outset, the
naval forces of the New , World lierrublze, if
they cannot rescue Fort Sumpter. cannot surely
sindertatA to lock rip a procb,t.ions seaboard,
penetrated by large and accessible harbors, and
open for hundreds of miles to the commerce of
the world. The time has not come, then, for
Great Britain to expires/ any diplomatio opi nion
ripen the polities of the United states, and least
Of all to anticipate the solution of a formidable
oriels, by acknowledging the independence of a
minority pledged only to the prinoiple of outraging
human nature in perpetuity by establishing slavery
as the basis of a political constitution.
The Southern Troops Concentrating
for an Attack upon Washington.
[From the Louisville Journal.]
• On Saturday a gentleman stalled ontin„,„"le r .4-
aocount of ill health as.-Weriellich the people
Flo " s have for some days past
ma tag and are now making for Richmond,
the headquarters of th e Southern army, destined
for the conquest Of Washington oily and the
District of Columbia. Be says that in all
his journey he did not see a solitary railroad
train, going in the direction of Richmond, that
waSnot loaded with troops and munitions. From
Charleston alone during the two days he wee
there, 4,000 armed men started for the Virginia
rendezvous. Re states that these general and
rapid movements are not reported in the papers of •
the Confederate States, but be has no doubt that
the army at itiohmond will prove tremendous in I
its Strength of tlifbabins. lie tells 05 that all
the men he met with, military °Mears and
others, spoke of the conquest of Washington as a
settled thing, just al - well settled as if already ac
complished, and that the avowed determination is
not to preserve the vitas buildings of the capital
for the uses of the Southern Confederacy, but to
'demolish them utterly, not leaving one stone upon
another.
We do not believe that the Administration or
any of its friends in the North had any adequate
or faint idea of the extent and formidableneu of the
preparations made for the attack upon Washing
ton. No obstacle whatever hes been or is in the .
way of the rapid concentration of troops at Rich- .
mond from twenty or thirty Southern railroads,
and we ape wall eeeviao.d, that whatever the
North may think, the army at Richmond this
day, if It has not moved upon Washington, doubly
numbers the army in the latter city, and is made
up of as good fighting men as can be found in the
world
Campaigning Axioms.
From the R. Y. Tribune.]
1. One well-fed, well-equipped, well appointed
brigade is worth two that are ill provided.
2 In satire service, three non die of undue ex
posure, bed food, and their own imprudences,
where one is killed by shot or stab.
3. An easy, g
boots
orwarm, substantial b lanket,, n'broad.aoled boots
or shoes, and good woolen mega, will mere von.
duee to efficiency in service, than superiority in
weirpbbi.'
4. The lightest possible head-covering, with a
I
good look-out for ventilation, will add a tenth to
;the distanee a regiment can match in si A tiy, while
insuring increased eomfort.
S. A mall siotton handkarchisg" it wti' a y ar d
of the commonest' sheeting, miot, be drib wa t er
In the morning and again - atiro;;"-,l3.owerit
be
tween the hat and the jy.:14./p'it t rr the'
soldier from sins-stroke fiiit ac i; - -4 1( _ I ,llsh the
discomfort and fatigue of 11 host , -
4 A flat bottle oovered IVtli, the
cloth being moistened and the bottp n
. ° ,vbd with
water in the morning, will keep reasonably cold
throughout a long, hot day.
7. Of all villainous concoctions the liquors sold
by oliMp-MlOwors are the most detestable and
dangerous. They are more deadly than rifled
cannon, are sure to be taken just wten they should
not be. Eve soldier who eans to'o dy
to his country ry
should inslat m that all d vendors; ut
of
these poisons be drummed out of camp.
S. A good wick to sash tompany, who knows
how to make salt meat juicy and tender, and to
have it ready whenever and wherever it may be
wanted, is equal to two doctors and four extra
combatants.
9 Officers who love and care for their men
while in rapoce never have to complain of their
eonduct when In action.
10. A soldier whose heart is in the *ewe be
fights for is worth two who light for their pay.
SITIPWRNMD-4,038 OF NDZON'S SOUTHERN
CB:ors—Two Panyoariens Ditewszo —The brig
Blac4 Squall, Weloh et Brothers owners, from St
Jago de Cuba, bound for Philadelphia, was
wrecked at Okrakoke Inlet. near Cape Hatteras,
on the 19th instant. Vessel and matzo a total lon.
Two paesenkars and one of the crew wore drowned.
James E. Nixon'. Havana equestrian troupe we;
on board, and one of the drowned was his adopted
eon; William Nixon. oeorge Ross, the eqoestrian,
Mr. Van Orden, well known as an eqiestrlan
.vertiser, and the captain of the brig, had altar
legs broken by the falling of the boom. By this I
and affair Mr. Nixon lona -all his valuable borstal,
property. and wardrobe of his great Southern
13how. The beautiful] mare 2.4ldee wan lost Mr.
Nixon bad no Insurance whatever.—N. Y. Tn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP PHILADELPHIA. Itiy" , s; 1881.
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A RRIV ED.
Ship Edmond Kaye. Steel, 50 dinrs from Liverpool. In
dson & Co. -
'h a u n t mt pe r vitt"N ßi c e .r u tu.e, l Ittd) Marlene. 60 days from
Paiermo.with Akat. tO Isaac Jeanne & Co.
Bohr S. Idortfield...filas. 4 days from ProVincetown,
with fish lo tiso B Kerfoot.
tiohr Canova. Fullerton, SS days from Calais. with
lathe and pickets to Gaskill 4.
ttobr 43 A Beelouther, Stubbs, Adays front Olmelartan.
to ballast to oa_ptam.
Soar Silver magnet. Perry, 6 due from Boston. to bal
last ° N Sturtevant dt Co.
Bohr) H Allen. Babooor. from Boston.
roar S V W 15/MMOMUodfrey. from Nalem.
Bohr Joe.POrter. Yi ethfrom'llslrmi'•
solar dinsire. Adams; from PUlVldellee.
Soar Naiad queen. Hulse, from Providence.
Bohr L U Endicott. Letedsi from Newport.
Bohr U dc
,T Cramer. Huntley. fr , m rawthaket.
Bahr H. II Gibson, Crocker, from New London.
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Ship WestraoreianCpecan, Liverpool, J E. Penmen.
Ship Tonawanda Jaline. Liverpdol. Cope Bros.
brig C B Alien, Ray. Bangui/. D Pearson & Co.
Bohr Borah L. Freeman, Lynn, do
Bohr laiiver Magnet. Perry. Boston. N Sturtevant & Co
Bohr Gan Marion. Griffin, Baeo. E &Bonder & CO.
Behr J R Allen, Bahama, Boston, Noble, Hammett IC
Cold well.
Bohr Jos Porter, Yates, Boston. R Bial< an.
eohr ILGibeon. Crodker.lte_w London. •do -
Bohr B V W Simmons, Oodrrev. Belem,l3lMen, Otte
& Co.
Bohr Enivire t _Adarus A l:rovidrnoe. J R White & Co.
Lehr-Ocean ' W ave. noe..ProVitiOncO. elluntaltion :&
Glover,
Behr Naiad Queen. Hulse, Providenoi;l4 Main - Pied
& Co.
Fehr L Pi Endicott, Leeds, Bristol Perry, Eepplier &
Brother.
Bohr Vermilion. Avery. Providesoe t do
Bohr 1 13 & T Cramer , Huntley , Feu River, Camner,
stiokney & Wellington.
(Correspondence of the Press./
RISADIwa, April 90.
The following . _ bowl from the Union Conel l passed
Into the Solsualkall Camel to-der, betta to Philadel
phia. via _ •
A a Mann Long. and Pranie Flower. wards to
Norcross & Sheets; JP Corson. do to M. Trump. Soo it
Co; A Su-eman. do to ft CrOoh3 , l L Webster bituminous
coal to D Ranee; Col W Wide, swan to Huttmitritys,
Roffman k Wright.
. NICAMMIDA.
Shin Victor, Croweti, henoe Nov Nth for Benteler
Cal, was signalled (no date) tat S4S n, long Meg w,
with lona of topgallant meat and Jibooom.
Ship Lincoln, Mason, from gerinebunk for Philadel
phia. van below Portland_ktit nit, -
Ship Mary McNeal*. Morlear, oleared'at Liverpool
-18th Wt. for Calcutta
Ship ft Cushing, Swan, at Liverpool 18th ult. from
Singapore.
mile Monarch of the Sear, Gardiner, from Bombay,
6iterpool 17th ult.
Phis. Portland, r..eavitt, at Liverpool '..lBth nit. from
Gelootta.
crop Plying Dream, Watson. from Boston With Feb
for Ilan Francisco, was spoken March 18th; lat 11 N.
king 30 10. ,
Bark Normand, Gunderson, cleared at Liverpool leth
sit for Philadelphia.
Brig Pilot Fish, heard, cleared at Boston Ist lust, for
Philadelphia.
Brig A L Roberts, Colson, hence for Cork for orders,
tt Crookluiven 17tk nit
Brig Minna. for Philadelphia, sailed from Bremer
oven Ptkt nit
brobr ta Or Brainerd, itowditeh, at Storangton Nth nit
rout Delaware City.
Bohr Sarah N Smith, Fish, cleared at Boston let inst.
yr Philadsophia.
Bohr it M Browning, Risley, henna for Pawtooket, at
'rovidence 38th ult.
dehre Cicero. thilroughs. and Ice, OrtiWrill, hones,
imved at Providence Seth nit.
Bohr John Lancaster, Butes, at Providence 30111 ult.
from Delaware Cur.
Bohr ,White &mall, Sharp, at Boston let inst. from
Jacksonville,
Bahr' Wm Copper. Raynor. and Isabel Alberto, Took
er, hence, arrived at Roston lot but. •
Bohr Daniel Townsend, Townsend, was seised at Mo
bile on the inth nit. She was, however, released on hie
Wish. and remained in vrt that day diriebargint.
Bark it B. • Gamble. Powell. whilst poxieeding to sea
from Mobile for Key West =h. mot, was brought to by
three shots fired from Fort Morgan. and taken posses*
Ilion of. but Wan antweitomitii irelinuicd., • •
al
hi
b , ...
from
leo'
for
OFFICIAgi.
“fabIALL STORES,” .‘ OANDLES," &e.,
1 - 3 1961-460.
NAVY DEPARTMINT.
Braun or PROVISIQXS AND CLOTHING.
Apain IT, imu,
proporals, seated and endorsed " Ie for . Small
Stores," or ,` Offer for Candles," or " 09 r er for Salt
wateg Soap," or " Offer for Mustard Seed. Black Per:
t e nisa 'k utt i l t in'o a ll i r 1. V.., w cg i th b : rlfi nal of a 44'
next, for furnishing and delivering (on receiving twenty ;
dope notice istottielinited titatee envyyards at charier.
ten, Ed sandhi/NM i Brooklyn, POW York tin 4 Q9l - •
port, yirsmos ; snob quantities -oafs of the' fouwwlsii
articles (exeeptins the salt‘water soap and the candles,.
for each of which separate PrOPOßals and nordraota will
be made) as may be required :or wderist from the con
tractor by the Chief of this Bureau. or ,by thn re
spective .30mi:eluding °floors of .the said navy yards,
during the fiscal year ending meth June, 7963. viz:
noxes, shaving, India rub- 131a.oldug. bonsai of.
her. Combs. wane, India rub-
Brushes, shaving. ber, or gotta percha.
Brushes, scrubbing. Combs, fine, India rubber
Brushes, shoe. or sutra perch&
Brushes. clothes. firms for hate.
Buttons, 11817 Teat. Jaat - kluvel. •
Litittone>naVy medium. Panora, in single Mae.
Buttons, navy coat. Razor straps. _
Buttons, dead eye. Scissors.
Beeswax, in 3,1 lb cakes, Spoons.
Lofton spools of Nos./2 and 16,900 yards inch, 3 cords,
e,tua parts.
tlandkerohiefe. cotton, fast colon. 33 by 30 inches,
weight not less than 2 oz. each, texture 8 by . B Loh, icon.
Needles, sewing, Noe. 1,3, 3, and 4, drill eyed be
tweene.
Ribbon, hat, beat French black, 12 yards to the plow;
width 1/i tooh,
noap. allaying. in cakes; each cake not leas than 2 cum
Bilk, sewing, bme- blac k; ; wrapper not to exceed 3 ox.
to the pox d.
—.Thread, black and white. Marshall's or Barbour's be
quality, and in such proportions as may be required.
Tape, white linen. 4 yards in length, 36 ireh'.ide.
Tape, black, twilled cotton, a yaids is letigth, - 3i inch
wide. -
Thinibles.B-10 and 9 10 in diameter.
AU the above articles must be included in the air. •
WHIT% eAI-T-WATEH P r OeT.— Separate bid for
mrts—mod
•
Thesnel mot be mAudfactered from cocoa - out Ono
and be of the best quality, Oesdminated wale matt-.
water wait, and be delivered on sixty , dare rgrtle CI&
rood strong box desbotit 75 Onto. each, and. are?
inspection. the must be hooped at e ti end at the
expense of the contractor. The price to be uniform at
ail the yards.
firukutan kabt.rs...,Stmaraft bid for 60,000 patina.
and such further quantity as may be required. •
The candles must be "sizes," of prune leaf tITd
stentine. 8 10 inches In lengttl, exam-rice of tilt am can
dles to womb OM less than 14 ounces 63-100. or more
than 10 °oboes. as be paid for sooordint to the actual
we,ght, 'without reference to commercial. 'mite; tbll
melting poitt. bale be lam than IN) desreeAi2hten
hell. The wick must be braided . and nom of 78
oottan threads of UM best quality of :to. 214 Tara. The
candles to be delivered on eixt7 data bOtide. in good
boxes:containing about K.lP,unde each, and the box to
marked with the eontraotorsname and the weight of
the candies.
required, for
which dll
ple.
oh further quantity as may be
— "ln This d o s. fro sooo r
ra sier nE ra to te and im
P
t
P It3t St e.
I."3A a l i ti :t t a :
ni d
a Ct rt 70:1 8d o o . will be given.
Murraan Euez, PLatit - se?
wee
bemire • NON for all trtbt r , qTr . ied for t he
of the navy, to be delivered at - New York only.
Mustard seed. American brown.
Pepper, blank, Malabar. oast quality.
Bottles, octagon, for mustnis‘ 0 - the samples deposit
and outdoes To such ineeection at
P 2lll 6 r git . where delivered aa thaChlet of the ea
rs^. nosy direct the inspecting ollociu to beatwoloiAlli
by the r 4 vy Department
Al the articles to - be delivere pro pe rf any incidental
expense to the Government, invessels or pack
ets., and the price of each article must De the carte
at the respective places of delivery. rack - ages In which
the above articles are dell•Ored met he marked with
tbgr contents. mot the name Of the txintraotor, and be
au meet to insure their temporary safe keeping.
dons otherractor must establish agencies at such sta
thaq his residence. ti•at DO delay may a nu s
in remaking what may he required; and when the
coutraotor or agent fails promptly to comply with a re
queritioh, the Chief Of the Bureau of Provialena era
knottier 'hall to authorized to direct purchases to be
made to supply the deficiency, under the penalty to be
expressed in the contract; the record of a rtiquisitio
or a duplicate wiry thereof, - at the Bureau of Provisi-ns
and Clothing. or at either of the navy Tardie aforesaid,
shall he evidence that such TeiDDRIT.IOII has been made
414 reatirod.
Two or more approved stireties,lll weiM equal
quiff
estimated amount of the contract. lbe
and twenty per cent= in addition will be withheld
from the amount of all payments on account thereof as
collateral security, to *entire its performance, and not
in any event to be paid until it is in all lemma cm.
plied with eighty ye *entail. of the amount of all de
liveries made wilt De paid by the navy *rent within
shiny days after bills, duly authentioarea, shall nave
been presented to him.
Wasik forms of proposals may be obtained on appli
cation to the navy agents at gortsmonth, hew Razor
;hint, Boston, Plow York. Philadelphia . Norfolk, and at this Bureau.
reoord or duplioatis of the letter informing a bidder
of the aoceptanoe of hue proposal will be deemed ft run
tifioation thereof, within the meaning of the riot or Itig.
tied his bid will be made and accepted in oolafonnitY
with this understanding.
Every offer made must be aocomparded (as diyeeted
in the eat Of irginglrelill. MAID, apprepHatungs tor the
naval service for 1846-'47, approved tOth of august,
1844) by a written guarentee.saned by one or more re
spoasible persons. to the effect that be orthat:oder
take that the binder or bidders will , if his or t air bid
be accepted, enter into en obligation within dal..
with good aod sufficient sureties, to furnish the supplant
proposed. The Bureau will not et Mitigated to nonsider
any propessl unless booterpanled DY the guarantee' re-,
itinted by law'. the competeney of the guarantee to be
certified by t ile navy agent, distnet attorney, or the
Collector of the port
The aucistiott of bidders is called to the samples and
descriptions of articles ssatitrtcl i as, in 0,1,e flupection
before ? mottos. a lust' bet rigid comparsam wilt DC
mate bottoms the arlieb. °I. -eda m : the an mp t m and
coatraos,,vc e i v i er none that fall l!clow them ; and their
attention is also particularly directed to rho joust re
mustiest of of March, Mt, and t o the act of 104
Aussie; 181S.a • le-fit
HAIM RESTORATIVE
_ . • ......
THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEBT OF YEARS;
inn GROWs Monti ATM Wolin eoPULAR. nal%
And teetimonials, new, And almost withont inuriber.
might be given, from Win and enflemen in all padee
of gooletl w hose muted teMimony rose costa resist,
that Prot wood's Hair Restorative wi theaters the bale.
gad gray, and preserve the hair of the youth to old
in all its youthful beauty! • • - ,a ge.
BATTLE MEI!, Mieh. Hee.ll, IBA
Peer. Woon: Thee milk .
please accept to in
form thee that a the hair on my - head au felt off over
twenty. 1 W: 401406 4 by a complicated abeam die
m*, sweitsled pith au oration op the heed. • A con
tinual course of Entfering through life , baying reduced
me to a state of dependence, I have net. been 'aka to
obtain stud for cape, neither have I been able tO. do
them up, in consequence of whir* my head bell sneered
extremely from cold. This induced me to par Briggs
& Hodges almost the last cent I had on earth for a two
dollar bottle - of shy Harr Ilaterative about the -let :ot
Altana lest. - 1 have faith a lly followed the direistions,
and the bald spot is now covered with hair thick and
black, though short; it us doirun4 sit over my
head. Feeling 000lldent that andther e bottle would
restore it entirely and permanently. J. eel amour to
Persevere in its one, and being destitute oi menu to
Purchase any lathy; t - would use MOO ft there worddit
hot be willing to send me an timer on th ine agents for A
boW..p. and receive to th yself the Scripture denigration
The and to those that are kind to. the, widow
— eh . ; the tatherlepr.”
Thy friend, SUBANNAN KIRBY.
Ltaohtxh. Noble . oo.“ Wiens. Feb. Poem
Pithy. 0. J. Woob Iteerr ; nip latter part of the
yea. Mk. while rittendmg e Statoand hational JAW
school of the State of Hew ark, my hair, frame, on*
unknown to me, commeneed falling off very raiding°
that, in the short
space of six months. the whole upper
part of my snip was almost entirely bereft of mirror
ing, and much of the remaining portion upon the side
and back part of my heed shortl alter bananas gray; so
that ion will not be surprised w hen I tell you that, opm
my
t otem to the State of Indiana. MY more. missed SO
oea were not so much st lose to ausuover ft a
canoe of the change in ray asearanee. as Iny Snore -
timate acquaintances were to recognise me at all: In
I atone made applioaglou to the most skilful physi
cians in the country, but, reaming no Assurance from
them that my hair amid again be restored. I was forced
to become reaonailed to my fate, until fortunately, in
the latter Dart of the year via,, yo ur jt egron ,,,,,,,
was
recommended to me by a druggist, es being the most
reliable Hair Restorative in use. I tried one bottle, and
&Una to my great satisfaction that it' was produoing the
desired effilot.: Sines tkAt time . I have used 'even dal-
Jars Wort h pf your go lorstiVe, ape ss rem i t _
rich coat Of very soft ldsek hair' Willa no mai l ii",a e ;
a =4 of qty gratitu de for your labor and skill: in
'the produellion ono wonerrel en whole, I have ream.
mended its nee to =my at my friends and nesilionten.
o rg,vl k g,mu happy t o
W WI! you, are using p ith Eke effeot. Very thearethouy, yours,
_ AM,'
Attorney and ceaseellor lam.
boot, 441 Broadway, by all dealers throttah
out see world.
The Rase, ative le put up be Bottles of three sixes.
VI: large. medium. and se all ; the emaJJ holds Amu*
mot, and retails foveae dollar per bodge ; the popguns
bolds at Weil Mein per MUM men III" 011 " 114°Elmil a
at SIP Mall. Walls for two,dollars a , hottle t.ths Large
si for all.
reetit tea » 111 Arogortion; gad
O. J. WOOD 'k Prepri_e_tons, $44 Slag Altr,
New Yotk.-snd 114. M &Rasa' Strait, Bt. -=
And sold by all good Dzugghseapd raw — -
am
Soldin.this err ata. 4 . - ne and tl at, Nos.
ri t" 7l :../trimt and, C oe.
9 itadV a t nuiiint snoop ; OTT 4 00 .*
.1132 NortAtiii? eltrpet.
443-111=ewlr
TILE PIMISe-PWWELPIAtt FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1861.
F, P 11,41,111
SICK I 4!.CHE,
NERVOUS I-lEA.DAOHE.
READA.OItE I
By the use of thole rills the Satiodleal attache of Nis
vow or Erick Hood acho may; t , a,s ,m:it's,:;ttia i rd Littman
et Ole emattlehOeltieS,VA-10:111 1 _ re li ef
from Pain suldlibitisell'irWlis i
They seldom faitlitrestorfaitthellintata and ifioaa-
Tktrlohjemidlfliati f fShardgat,i,:'' "
el-saitlihtly oftifialiofiartWremosina Cosnloosim
Fpf f
.Litontfrvt Afolitipufstits, Matte Fenudid, dad
on rim= oreOritirrhalgiFeflt. or.arg Totosbto la a
Lanark% ImproviartheayNnes, 'mins tom and Wm
to di.; Weattiro -*Wm had reatopni the septal ales
tleitialidiitt*4;tlf of 04 wiMle mile*. • .
.
The GREALIO PILO are the reedit orient imam.'
tenon' had -aarainiiy oondueted experiments, having ass hum years, dating int& thee they have
etetrauted7and',:yeneved' a vast amount #if Paid and
trdm - Hoadadh*, litatioftpridinittus inthti
itsratiat system 01. from. e dilemma state: of the sta.
temih, -
,
,They ors entirety vegetable in thotr, tion„atit
-wl be Asken.at ail times With pe - ety without
maos, my otioogo or diet, andAfk. mbsorivt cp f aly dim-
It t!ill Hull .MOO ff ti!sy le 4 4. 1 "filiffit• f 4411 se
skadroe. • .
=WARY.OP 001714TERITIT81
The genuine mare five oignatireo of lionry 0. Spalding
on each Box.
Aoid br Druggists and all other Dealers m htedleinee/
A Ben oral be. emit ntatl !Rattail ea reeeret of the
PRWE: WS CENTS.
Oar/err okethl addOpoi
HENRY 0, spAtamwe;
ONDAR SKINET, NNW YORK
INN FOLLOWING ENDORBE4IEWIN OF
kiPAX.l3l.l'4lO'B
CEPHALIC) V . ILLS►i'
WILL CONVINCE ALL WRAP BUFFER. FROM
HEADACHE,
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
.
Au Sam resatmaniats an magolicsted 6v Mr.ElVal.a.•
INO• SAav afford omaistiosabil proof of the tffi•
lacy ats4is tysiy acfansific discovery.
Mn. areantzte. MIISOITVILLI, Vona., Feb.
your
I have tried Natalie Pith, and I Sias arm so
wan that I want you to send me two dolhera worth more.
Parlor these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a
few of the fort box I got from you.
Need the Pills by_jeml,aadjahltee
rater RtfNlireeriAtlL
IIOENNEDY.
NNED
Ma. &Albino.
Ong •
I wirM_Tou to send me one more bm (Wpm Canaan&
21/11. have rimmed a groat dug eamaf from thom.
Yourupepsoitatt, • -
mAxY ANA 4T011C4013138.
SPRIICR CRIMIC•101111131141DON COUNTY, P 1 1144.
. _ _ I tikrUlTY it int, ,
.1
IL Q BRannlifi:"
• ;if: wenirhal u il l d
e.'11,6"4 3 . b°*"' et Year
Cerphali°
Ite"1"-
7744 90 ,13 8111.1014.
P. riessvatior boa etnmsfirats, aloi# amid
ihmos szes72oo.
ituts Vennon. OW. Tan. WWI.
esszinss.
rlease And, enolosed twezzair Gents, for whisk mind
me another eu of year co rAtiv ars truly
tM btst Fitts *Ann tart .
Direst A. MITMR. P. M ."
Bala Verson. Wysndot
HC. sp aLtaroo..fio' Arruszy, Mum, Dec. 24. MO.
i •
1 +rib for some !uranium or large show bills. to bring
Cour Cephalic Pills more
A purtusumrly before. 42sl ..uu
omers. if If you hale mown; of the kind _ t
• le wasl
°lle pal ellutoWrikillo Irg to •
KBllBBO a. osoalir lainall lll )ußed ir 7 w
ettimb 44 ems Amor by 1/0111_2.D 1 2f.• • • UAW.
ARYNOLD3B7B3, FR/Lu! co.. Ohio./
January m en. r
1131 W4gatdit,i. Y.
pars 813.:
bo bil t
0.01188 tW
yt o ll p e i hd e - 11•c a oosta • ma d , for wrookr, *ad
C.' ilior. Ro.ooldabor . F liken" ma of m
i mpi r s am e t - f r fnAf o 4l. s — ell a ritkrt4F hla. clo R lfAedr
•
MIL arAtlonte.
ant.
Not brag into* I sent to y Heed box end eptoso Pills
for the cure o,f the Neffutiche Waffvetteeti
aka reoemed me same, end shay had so good aim If It
tibia/ was iliduesd so scut for users. "
' Tame mend by return mut Direst to
A. R. W_'IIIDELEIL.
Yrellanti, Mak,
hives tAs Ezainiatv, IVerJoiA , Ai,
Cephalic: Pills aaocanaliab the otOsei fp? 'whit& the/
were Infidel viz.: Care or tsadamhe in all di p)rmiv.
•
Lam
1011, IWThory, .IYorfoik
Whey have beeti tented iu more theil
with entire enerees. - • - •
41 , 601 Mt Democrat, St, Otoad, Mims.
If you are, or have beektroa_lbied with the headaohet
lend for tem ; torenantrriliedlio that you may bare
them in ease of as attack.
lkoes tie 41.dierrire:, rr ovidener,Ji L
the anhalki rifleira liftfil to De a mmerliably eras
ure remedy for the headset's, and ape or the very best
for that very frequent complaint Throb WM ever berm
die:levered.
A wn tA i Irw in " A . 6. Cremate, Chiemeo t 111.
1,4 " heartily gr 4491110 Mr, dlPAldilds and hit unriiiallod
&phis
Ikon Ski Jimeasoka Vann' Star, Hattairha,
We are aunt that pawns guittorin with the heactaohe
who tri theme rill idiot to them.
Aim aka Southara Path Minior;NetaJean., La.
Try thew! you thatare WO:Kish! alium that
r at ur Jeaciraolty cap ba Irmilemma
that yiaa •rape . q.adv hasehajhat :no S a ne dicine
Pim 44 : Re. Lewis Distocrat i
is rapi
net
d frame lift* fir the artiole Flits
ly' •
Frew tha Goitaui...Doatarart.
Air. Mold= amid' tailutitaat- tialmiealthitit at
tiOla ha did Not MOIR '
livin OW Advertiser, Preeiglerreitl. I.
Theteatimes,. is their bier re streaks from the mat
respeotaDie quarters.
Nan Lis /May Ni,w Reimers.
Ciashalie are taking the plate don kind,.
hRe. a* Celftggeteiga .iIVUOIs. Ba
1
llead ta be 'am *goal:ions baceacbti.
*mei tka Coiranservgal f ancissiktf.
Safering hxunanity can now be mheved.
W A Mule boitto of APALDfIiFfI PILNIAARE4
AWE.iriu am ton nom Mali Dort onrioawill
SPALDING'S
,PREPARED GLUE
SPALD4GPS PRZP.ERED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE t
SAVE VIE MOM:
BOONOMY ! ' DiegrATCW
ilier" A 52/Tic tit Tins Barna .Nittx."llol'
AB accidents will luianon. even in nred-reodated
fainillos, it of tely,dear.aPii, hay* MIX Cheat and
cloven tint Toy ror menu( nmittarir. wrens. weaker-
SPALDING% PREPARED GLUE
meets ail sneh. emerzenedes, and no household 6Ln
afford to do irithout IL It is anima ready, and up to
the sucking Potpt.
U WPM AN EVEEY ROUBK"
el. Dr-A /hash nowtortna f GIRO. Do ttie . ?duos
HENRY O. SPAqADING.,.
NO. 41 . 1 ORM mum NEW YORE
CAUTION.
As certain antotoOlsloil Persons sre attelastkle to
Pali Of at thi *NW. Inolstictio alloy
PNNPAAND BLtUE. I would caution olizerootio toes-
AVALINNAPT NIPNWIROXIjogirmu
is a. midit Imeiers 111 *is*: are abaft
Wit
(Wag Alas kcitline ur
THAT £
RavauvolD. Pa.. Feb. CM.
7 " 117 " u "' Vitd, C. FILLER
YPATLANTi, Mios., Jan. id, 1802
INSVRANCII
RELAIANCIE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PUILADFLPHIL *
OFFICE; No. 30N WALNUT STREET,
bores' against LOW. OR DAMAGE BY FIAB
Houses. &ores. and other buildings. =hog ' on
or zz is eht*.and are i o i n aid Purniture,
04006itilLiflW11.5 5 t er-
CASH CAPITAL. SWUM 46-111813T5 .317 ' 10 Or.
Which is invested as fa lowa. viz:
In QM mortgages on• tar property. worth
double the count —..;,. --. moan 00
peuney rani& dread' Co..' 11 per . iiiii. 61et
mortgage ken., at kat.-- : . pax pp
panzugovania Ra il roa d C o.'s 5 Dement. wk.
ond mortgage load, Uinta()) m„sep es
Buttingdon rut Broad Top Railroad and
:Osumi Co. a mortgage 105 n.....- —..— 4000'00
Ground rent. first-01a55...................„.„, ~___ utts as .
Collateral tow, well moored v.v.,* .•. • r .......... 2.606 . 05
Citior.Philadmpens 6 per cent. loan--.-- su Igo pp
ill ghear , Co A ra 6 oar . tient. Pa. - RR. loan-. 10:0061,00:
Moroial • et0ck—.........—..--.... 6,1360h'
esusakar ant etcmg— —.,,, —..... —.— 2,812.60
renusrlvania Railroad Co.'s stook .
_- 4, 000 00
Thlo Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.'. moot 26360 CO
1
1,1,10 n Mutual Insurance (10.'s sone-- me se
Y41117...711. 1 7 1 . ism° cgitf.f,?L7,—.... tire SS
ins receivable . ---- 14,502.74 ,
Book accounts. accrued interest. ,t 0—...--. 7,104 66
Cash on hind-- —.—...—. —.— 11,7144 64
Stiltleit 04
The Mutual prinolpie. combined with the 20crarity of
a Moak Capital, entitles the tninire4 toearttenttite
thsiorwgts of.the Company, without liabilitt iOSSM
Lesser 'cm:aptly adjusted and paid.
D/BICSOREI : '
Samuel _ffiptusm.
Robert Moon,
william Muster,
Beni. W. 'll.picley,
Mardian EU; •
J. Johnson Brown.
Olhorles Leland.
Jacob T. Bunting.
perutil,ploou
nn Plimell, - rttaburg.
111 TINGLEY. President.
Amy.
tell
clem Tingley %
01111M011,
_ederlek BMW!' •
William Stevenson.
John Worrell,
H. L. Carson.
Sobert Toland,'
Rosevarten.
clusties'O• ond,
ightllll7lll9. Woodward,
OLE.
H Q
lmannr 16. 1 . K. ITINCIIMN, Sew
srB6l.
1 1 1-1 E ENTERPRIBP,
ii.NIiIi:TRANCE COMPANY
ON PHILADELPILI.
(FIRE INOVRANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
• COMP/NIP BVILDINe, S. W. CORPikic
• . FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
DiRLOTORA;
F. ElitalOAD BIABR. I fiIARDICaI it, Dawson,
.w.q.LiArr mous, eirzo. N. ATII,AZT I
NAZISM, FP-CZ/RD, - Joxact 11. Daevnt,
.Tozoi N. L . ATWOOD, A A. Fortgametici,
.011 Fr. T. Tionicx, AnDa_FW D. CAM
...."
WHARTON. J. b. Exotinriask. --
— r F. RATON ORD STARR, President.
CHARM! W. CORE. Searetem. fen
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
. No. 921 CHESTNUT street Philadelphia.
USdRTRR PERPETUAL.
ALL THE PROFITS DIVIDIsH AMONG THE IN.
RIMED. -
Insure Lives for short term' or for the whole term of
life ; grant Annuities and Endowments ; purchase Life
Interests in Meal Estate, and make all oontraote de
pending on the contingencies of life.
TOY net no Exeentora, Atiguirdetrat9llllAsaignagg,
Tnrotooo, and o,4o.rdinus.
ARSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1. Nn
Mortgages, ground rents. real estate— W
United States stooks. Treesurg notes, loans
of State-of Poonortvrouri,- city of Philo
datable., ag0._...... 293,79.5 U
Pierairon notes, leans on eollatertes, r _ Mei Sil
Pennsylvania, North Pennsylvania Rail
roads. and County ton per cent. bonds— 106,192
Ba,nk, insurance, railroad, canal stooks, Mo . SC6O ER
Cash QR hand, agents' balances, Mc., Ste.-- MAW 14
skon,oo 03
DANIEL L. ALlLLER.Proittleet.
BARITEI. OTOKEO.ytoe Prasjdont.
JOHN W. Ho iiri9o. Oectratam • mh.W-tr
TIELAWARE MUTUAL EMMETT IN
IIIIELNOWCOMPANY:
IneoriPerated by the Legislature of rowasyrrerna, U.
(Moo 8. E. owner of THIRD and WiLfirr stree# l
PHILADELPHIA,
on v eise - 4, MARIRE IN R
SURANO,
Carlo To all
'arti of 019 Walla.
Email,•
l
1
_ - I IsfiZlD INTIMAIIOSIS
on %owe by meet! pl; - 1;skostt idia4 ear
MOIL _ail • of the utiles.
FIR X 11URANCES ,
Oa Meratiandale generally. On Stores, Oltenia;
Rouses, a.e.
ABaEr g °F
ovember 1.1
0400 United atatell Mar OM% 1031,, a Ilk ,000 00
),totes [with " I r st ei ggr i gt g r. ns,iss 34
100,L0 l obnisliana State_ film_ V mart
20400 - 00 .
21,000 do, , au do. do. 21,445 00
=me rbiladolpida City Ex cent. Loan, WOOS di
00,000 Tennosies Mate Are ,sent,,loan— 34,000 00
00„000 Posnisyksama Realm2.l mortgage • • -
six V oant. bonds • ' 45,000 00
10,000 SOO shares, stook • Germantown Gas .
Company, interest' and pandas'
_ a=m • by the City of Philo
-4 - 15.000 00
f4OOlOO IMAM l'ennylvama Railroad •
--"
.a.all-
;No
1,000 loo Q inattripith tannertrania
read 000 0 90 0
1,100 SO shares Misdeals toe IMat and
Steam Tat Comps"), 1.400 00
tshares Philadcvl sad Havre de-
Grabs Steam TOM-110.11 C0n1p610.".. • IR 00
IMO 2 shares Philadelphia Exohapte
125 00
Low llshares Continental Hotel Co.—.
• • •
LHawn) tor. cost 1647.335.541. Market rat.sescut 71
IS feeettahis, for. mamma MAMA
nds UAW SO
MAU U
se at Asenoiee—Preminms on Ma- •
rine Pollotes. interest. and other debts dna
the:Company— • 22,1225 02
Morin :and: stook of sundry Insurance and
L other Cotesemies 3,638 SO
Graint larord--n haulm— —.41116,19%14.
in drawer-- . _
- : 110,1118 11
01114.1707 at
thhizart - %,.
tin
- ' ilpovia, -. '
: B :a " imaautlir, ."'
IS
re Jr"
11a t _ -
thitils. liallrigr* '
t iazit
. lea, .
:i d..12 1 11g..
ileaern •
- • . 4-1
ap a , i' Oa.
lakar_Lyid3 . 4 .
...
- 114
" Tg1.11ZU1',,,,-7`.".?,rtiaicLUSlVTLY.
y KM,. '*--11111/IeNCE
NIP& —amouoratt6 T ---„,HAR
Kris_
. No. Slti WALN street, eopoeite !Wtlan
- • .wem-DoottoTor onvale Nolaiiaga, enter
alVaZa f° O . r a ligile t ta=
[euaally.
Their Capital, totather with a large Surplus Fluid. to
divestedtoe moat eaTefal =after. valet* enables
etela 19or to the Insysed , an oralooltaa Mama, ha
Demootam _
DIRECTORS.
Zonation Patterson, Isaac lianiebnrat.
riine= Camobell, Thomas Robins:
lexander Benson, Daniel Smith, 3r..
litartv Monteith., John Derereux.
Thomsa Smith:
JONATIInIi PATUrititsoll. Provident.
Bruton Stain, Secretary. e. 14-13,
IN HU RA PI CZ U Old r — A N Y 0., TEN
AL 877 g Li glikrallNAAlLfo-IPII(E._aND MA =
figAsi rua - noe. 4 AND 6 .F.X.C.NANDE
red in irm—Gaeltal fIIOMO—Feb. I. WA auk
s NOVO 77.
.A.O wrested in sand and available neenribeir—aon
lame to , insure on Ve4150111 and Cargoes, Etaildiams.
Monks of Merchandise & on liberal terms.
0 OR D. .
arc Di Rherrerd• €145451/4 4. &ant,
11011011__ ,oby /Samuel want.
lea maealeater. Tobias Wagner, Jr.,
Smith, Whom. D. Watteau.
TRAL L . B RII. d 4thite, fftinh.Firri"".
; si
Ina,
urfiragertu • r T.
11 , 1ADIABI DAMN. aeorsterv. ' JeAtf
ENSUR4NOIC. -- MECHANICS'
F i I i gURANCE COMPANY or phiukteiphis, No.
13 IgiNLXTIE Street, below Race. insure Build
pmand Manhandles 011hr:illy fnirgi k oo or
eby ire, The company guarantee to adjust all
oeson_vrompriy, and thereby hope to merit the patron
age oi the "libber -
feeeerees,
!Tuna= Merge , - • Robert Flan.
Freneta
Virgil Ste togi
orgel e =horir. ' RI tee yarn,
amt martin, Themes B. IlloCormlek,
fro.l es Thump, ,Liitua 4aromley,
Utley MeAleer, Fran con Palle,
raard Rafferty John Curb
home J. Hemp h ill
rmuit s ßernard
coo2ER .
.nubma
omen Fisher, Charles e.
MO!" ilicildaziou L Michael Cahill.
BERNARD RAFFERTY. Beoretarr. oats - I
A BIERMAN FIRE INS URANCE
-CIL INCORPORATED SAta CRArtTIIS
PSTUAL.
No. 3/9 Wil fill LIT Street /oms Third, Philadelphia,
lavinim a large paid-an Capital Stook and Surplwr,
entWn wo und and available Securities, oontinnen to
insure on Dwellings, Stores, garniture. Merohandise,
Vessels in port and their cargoes, and other personal
property. Animas liberally and orowntly adjusted.
voseywis.
nab Its Xarlos John T. INVO,
Tabu Wain', 14104 R. Ctitnball,
essattel C. Morton, Nowend G. Nth.
Patriot Brady, °haw W. Po Wei,
• bowl Morns,
TROMAS h. MARTS, P r
ALBERT C. S. CRAWFoRD. Secretor/.
,fen -41
VXCIIIANGE INSURANOR COMPANY
a... —olotse No. 409 WA.LNUT Street.
FIRE /Nit WWI= on Rouses mid Alezebudise
seriMallY.
on tavoralde tense, either Eisittni oir. set
„ SUL • DIREGTORE I
Jeremiah Berman, Thome Minh.
E * n Q. eissedo, Charles Thomism..
aril D. Roberts, James T. Ride. - -
• uel L. Smedley, Joshua T.
Reuben 0.-Eale John J.O • ths.
• Jentiugill SONSAL _., President.
J Q:GINNODO, Vice Presides t
Riess/is Cos. Iteoisume. Jam
SAVING
WINANS-LEN SALVING FUND, No.
1-iv las &nab frourrß Ntriet, between
lCliesdant and Walnut,. Pluladelehm, pep'
:deposit, on demand.
~Mori' .Inonar mowed by Governinenti
Siete, and Otty Lon,t, tiNtind blurt
g i e l ap Jo;
cestpany deems safety better than large
P. Ur. oorwmentir
ms tango nit rite deem
me& money. but have tat au times ready to
return. with a per cent. interek,t •to the owner,
as they hove always done. This Company
never suspended.
Females. married or single. and Minors. can i
depopt in theirowe right. and snob deposits cap
be withdrawn oNLY ey their onnsent.
Charter perpetual. losereota*ed by the State ,
of POMMY IVeltie. With authority to receive
mono fromfrom trustees sad assentors.
.14. na AND SA d . .e.L.L IiECE/VED.
Oinee open" daily, from a to 3 o'clock: and on
Wednesday evening until f o'clock.
nuuscrona.
/Boob IR-Gliennon, girlie Cadwallader.
. , Jolla ahledtior.. George Meowll.
MM. aloga, Charles Lame,
l ier....., Contort. *torn D is q&
Wilda , Kiitealionee. Nail •
a,
Joe. H. gatiorthwaite, Imo! Yer air
John Alexander.
1 JACOB B. taigiANNoN, preside n t.
CTRL , CIADwALL alai. Treanrer.
61.15-/Y
" A Dot Car gars/ Is tsiss earnad."
tIiTRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand. and e.ra_reentifaracring
st
. 17 OA% tt
Rall'uNt3lll,6rDvttfplida ;7:17 lr
which for ooror and duality, are not excelled by ay other Malin the wilted Orates.
We _would oall attention. to a new article of paper
manuntettlfed by ILL and now for ado, pelted nuingie
better. Wniall Itto been Rottall 1., meet w e want , of
business MOLL and others, who obj ect to Cormorant!
Note as being too narrow, and do not enah to prt
nee
of anal letter sheet. _ .
This overoomes both the abovo ohleetions ; ii a per
fect sheet. yore wove; piste Quin ; rated on one Jude •
stamped In rnbTlinar the top ; Wade trete beat ata!
tenni. fr e e rpm e unitareldegt, Ind pat ' tin to neat Mum,
eem vs:tient rase. -
We also hare araper ogled Bank Letter, eiratlar to .
rye above, enoent it had hot half the number or Woe .
on; ao lisle allow ejnrintea blank
• ' •'" - ''• ' - carm4alVOXlSt I
.ileum Holly !tenon, Clemberhutd Co., e.
PIIVOVEI PwilArmAda kletalrottrriktirB; I
poi: 3 ...A -'O---1 , -.. elt fluent -' • - - la-e-ete I
LAR 0,-125 tierces extra Leaf Laud, for
aga• by . "o. C. SADLER.CO.. 103 ABM
s se s eft*.
seems deer ara.Frest, asizst
rXrnas.
A , , - . , ~- It i ty
WES PENNSlMANlikanfikEll T .11+ A L
, 880 *WM ASOV OK. •
1861 . • MEROM., 1861*
To
4 ITY N CIA N THVGA D 11l N 1W EQUAL
TrlLT:7lß.eci:irnssEACNEdi'rtßillsrUGl. lo r riltS7 sli llif il,
.It it , A .
k. fle .; S ott ' lle.
rom Boman: New 1 0 i jiwin . , ,-. i . driw kat
WWI De l tet at ? 1, 14, t1; 15 -t Alio . thrwhilbutlistesh
from all-omata to t a ......... 1:11 ,_ t .„,„ axii __ _A
thus furnishing feeilibmt or uts, tw-ont.
Passenger* Mumnansed for il Bpd .. . illisf
other route. .
Express and Feat Lines ran through to Float:outfi t ,.
without ohmage of Oars or. Conduotorm, All:;Throils_,
gami,trLe . l i rons provldd with .1. 6 4.11, pr, hin aSU A Tln aar
raes—ese under per et 'ermird. 0 „,..., , •,-„-i- i
thaw adding much to the saifetrol treveherly ',,:.... d _
ail 'ohms. ,ears. are. attached to' eacds Train . w T he
's Isieepuot Cars to.rely ' and. Feet Trams. ..,_
Ptr FAY RUNS DAILY: matt and Fast Linear mu ,
dais l47l a llfrai ted n . leaves Philadelphia atitBo,s A.
g:
Fast Line ft ..
gitpraaa 'Train leaves 11 . WO fM.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLO WS:
i Harrisburg Accommodation, via eohntitna. ISO P. M.
, iambi& M .
I fliestrorg . 4 ` 4 4 c'e . N. A. M.
I .
wet Chester .. 4 . 1 2 . aLeilliso P.
M .
. West Chester Passengers will take the West Chester
' Noe. 1 and g and Columbia T_Mille. • A ,
passengers for Sunbury . Willie.mivort.• Eimire6..nes
fate. Niagara. Falls, mud `urtermediato ..ppints.• leaving at TAO A. M, ihd 2.90 P. .111. , gO , sailor
Habash.
Targets Westward may he obtained '
,at Or • olik;es of
the Cointanyti i hiladelphia, New 1 orb, ." or
Baltimore 4 0.14 d. aketiEsetward at anyof the RUM*
, tent it =road oat in the West ; ateovai beard-alrrot
1 the regular Line at steamers on the nuerissiptd Pr 411 "
.
ik
1 rare alwale itelaw. anti time as stiok. as hi' any
; other Rome. •
.. . .
For further information Apply at the P assenger Ste.-
tio i n h . o go oo th e e t ase at. corn ot er t o l lE w leire ei n te t ni k an oo d wa hlit o r mo ketemp v irs o . ,
Penneylvanis itailrosdro Chicagm.make , Outri -
'DIRECT JANE BF. P W itgli 0 E -3gAgmars. TAB
GREAT WEST, •._ ', .
The oonzeotion of tracks ? by the Relinced Bridge at
Pittsburg g
oingoidin raage or - ferriage of Freight.
together with the w of time. are adVidattiama readi
ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight. and' the. Travel
lui_g PIRO% . . •
nierahextpi and Shippers- eatraidma the treatment-
Von of their Freight to the Compsuy, can no with
confidence cults speedy transit. - •
THE RATES OF FREIGHT brand frimiany voint
intea Maio be thePenbaylvarua Railroad are at an
teeter 'as favorable. as ars sharssdtg ethsr,fiddiread
C°manias.
Mgr Be partioul ar 'fir mark package' " v i a Penturyl
rani& Railroad.'
.Wirdo AI -
owl,
Dr.4llAtton.
. outevi: - -
ikenadtAL vain — ei
ra b Airt
1 .raoob P. Ririe:
{AMOS ii. Ai Faggot.
17411 ' l"4 • Tre ' •
zi dinplo. Pttab'g
".. • organ, dt.
A. ;
.31 Dr, . . 4
Di. - Ymr,:dant.
_, .. et President.
110/74:1"
- - •• 0,-14-TH :•P.llo4Valle.
i-?.
and
- mt.--
FOB - BOYLES • MA - Dall
Mt .. 1/
_tukroN. tooLE:Q rkt.
Tag E wiIIiOTION'TKAII6B.
On aed after MoISDA y. mieember il fr uza s om
Trainewill leave FRONT and WA.LLQ
dolphin; da n i s li. (illanaityll eaheatialli.a oilmen '• , .
At 6.30 Ai . Dsirrese), - tor Bement Allenionsn.
Manch Dh . laton, WiLtesharre. the: .
At AU P. .. ( Mash far tfetttleheme:a, .te.
Thu train rime es ziatiin at 6r. Dt=j24.4Awes
tionnaotten with New Jersey Central to new rm
At 6 P. iris, for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk ,
Ice.
At 9 A.M. and 4 P. 111_,. for Doilestowit,
~,t
At 6 P. M., for Fort Wastuagton.
The 4.30 A. M. Empress_ trim makes elate inn ,
t 3
with the Leklin Valler Ratiread at Rethleh___ere; be rig
the shortest. and most desirable route to ,yr Lure-sbarre.
end to a ll mate to the Lehiskeekt remelt.- •
TRAINS FOR Pmi.LADELPRIA
PLeave Bethlehem at 1149 A. id.. 9.15 A. aL, aid 6.69
116.
LeaTe Doylestown at 7.50 A. M. and 11.10 P.
Ire FOIS WAVIIIMI at la IL M. I
at
o A. ovr tkr4x l . -- rootrillio for Fort Wealoortos
ttlitt ht. - ,- ~- -
phometploa for..Doyle/down at 4 P. M.
Doylestown for Phiu M
delphia at lA. . '
Fort' Washington for Philadelphia( AM p. rit.
Fare to Be._ thlehent-ftlllo l Dire*? mom %unto! a
Fain t 0 maston Iso 1 rare to ate:man:a -"4 60
Through Tioketa mut be: yonenred at the- Tinto'
°Moen, at. WILLOW street, or BEIM Strap. in order
to secure the above totes of fare. • • •
Ail Passenger Timm (ezetiefdlerairemeot
at Berkivittneet with Birtm - ntit4itseu - , , and
Iteorind and Thlyd-pitilie_l6 or bowie, ate
IMlllitisestfieriimiTini willow &lost _ _
ik .____ .t•tf • • SLUM MARK Aggro!.
' ' SPRING ARRAW/E
-• PlTAty—PliteldtsitlA.
WILMITKiToN AN 11:41.-rimORD it. Tua
r , umectililita?rNYNsl 4l .llllli, I.llbia,t :
For halm at 8 . 10 A. , 11.36 A. .51., Marvin, '
and 10.00 P.M. I ',„
P For Chester at 8.15 A. 51. 1441. la,. 4.11 and 16.1/6
Fou Willielngtan at 8.111 A. M... 11 al A. ST., eas and
MAIO F,A4.
rawl' clietle at 8.111 A. ra t and LISP. M.
or Boyar at sae A.lOl. anti 4.15 P. M.
or Milford at 8.15 A. at.
For aandlaircltteithilliut iLPIUA
/save Baltimore at 6.15 A. M. (Lt=rano; 0.41 A. ft.,
and Lilt P. X. . .
Leave Ittliaisgion at 8.51) lind 5.1(1 A. Ai.. I te end
his
° -11:4 alatliabArye i t p L4l l. p. M.
eve Dover il 6.1 - A. N. and 5.70 P.M.
Leave New Cas tro at 8.25 A.M. 7.10 P. 31.
Leave Chester at 7.40 A. M. 9.40. Ur sad g. 40 P.3l.rinia at 5
Leave B .ls altimore far Balisonry imil Dahgritm flail.
A. M.
TRAINS ROZ DALTIMOIR:
Leave Coaster at co
A AAL.1.1.04ava:)440 P.A , U
Leave Wilmington:at Led A.m.,- mas - -P. fa.. and
.
nuilki/17 TRAIN, With ' Psimanger Car attitaluid,
wnl. ran as foutursit
Leave Philadelplua Tor Permilie and intertandiaal
slates at 540 ;NA,
.LeaVe Wilaiwou far Perrrißle and Interinadiada
Pumas at 7.15 P. n tn.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and 'uterine
d*te. planes at I P. M.
Leave Havre-tia-firaos for Baltimore arid inteslll
- stations at 6 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Rtivre-4414649 atid intennedit
44 datimili alb ra R. • • -.
elt 1511.(DABB: . .
at Naga Ft M . front Pirialphiis to rimer&
tmir at 445 P. M. from Bal ore to Plu olphia.,,
as . M. FB.LTON. Pr --
,
. .r.tuLAD2Laras
~
Ro .-}, ,4rariiiibiisM42l
- implylll3.llp}. no ewe 06124111
. % blO/411TVG 14.1=3, DAILY ROAD szcapted.)
le NeirDepicit. corner eiItBOAD and cAL4OI7"-
' MAStitititg, PuIt4ADEL,P 4,(Terirroptramis
' on T 'eteeete art# on Galluwlni! OW 4..'ailicniv'
nannatelps at liarriabulT Titifigir 4j. VT:-
RAlLarrieD, rP. M. train Lto. Mewl i.• '
CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.06 .66 trams `' ^ ""'
Chamberabor.s,
_Carlisle &e. Lewd the Nu
CENTEUL .K.e.LLROAD Ir. al. trim. minung to BT6-
tram ace.
AFTERNOON Idr,
Leave New IMp_ol . 7 _ es Ta annii tie
in Streets. PP-1144. Zia/ tosolgar , ekinnr
an ThiMak 4,021,11 10W/U atreets,)ior
yl./..kyvvid'ila.R.urall RG, a: _
.3.. mt, M. L D A. Y, for
stratulNii only, at 6 F. M. 4 RALLY, luimaan int
ottriuid. i . . . .
DiIiTARCER VIA .P.4I._LADR.L.PREA .41$11) lILRAMINII
xe.II,ROAD.
Pito* l'iiitansl,Tßrni Meg; '
Ito Pluntiinville--. , It) 1 „, - '
ii ßeallin t - ----.--- JU
iitit" leilikilik
~1 4 :0 - • ,-•- .--... • - 110 on- g y .
rriapnrr---.L.__115
ateninn -..........ru
Millenitnr&_.ltil
Tritvorton Jana:ion-1M
trinbarr -_,----ia
north= borlanti .—..lif
liewirbtirs-..- —.. GI
Milton_.._`..:__ ma
Manor --. ___Jsr
Willitntooo-tt -___.._t o
J erieT,Etc”--,,..„9!)
iteV if
__—..-- ? WilLiaincrt load bazars
The $ ..t. SiZivia La 7 m. t kal , a c i oaler.CiArlf r at
arsaihn, WitaluglagOrtelaikarianiA
ribs maw careat z .i. ~.; ... row ",
Ito Ntin W. ti.c.ptbwoot.
30e , ir .,...., .... .0.,
.4_____ ._ v w .trak........„... ,
sgmL e l - ID
AND : , ajnaß Lt s 1(04..
platopupati-treirtitiodFxstr-r
-10w rote! 6i h 7 UT Other line. leaaled
__ 4111i17. and
mute t KErtOrlar g
mb7P-tf clrmmiretht:-
BS T 0
leau rukurs vss.
4 " ..1 6 eAra.V 4 it.g u rna
• .
RAILR
Nor Freight Contracts or Shipping Direotions, epPIY
to.. or address wilier of the following Agents of the
Company
P. A. etevrart, Pittsburg
H. N. Pitmen & Co.. 2snreville. 0.3 J. J. -Johnson.
ley, 0. t It. ltloNeelXibl v tlYnifille, KY. Ot ymbY &(=
0.; -
per, Portsmouth, raddook & Co.. efferson
/adonis ; W. Brawn &Co., Cisoinnati.9.,_• Attain'
& Hibbert. Cincinnati; 0.; C. meldrmir. Modulo*.
Ind. , Yoe. E. Moore. Losoinrille. Ky. ; 0: Watley &
Co., Evansville, Ind.; N. Graham It cp,, Orsow
ill. LK. F. Sam, Shaler & et. - Mo. i - Johu
11. Harris, Plashville, Tenn.; Harris & Rant, Mem
rho, limn.: Clarke & Co., Chicagoan. ;
Koontz, Alton, ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at defferent Donal' in the. West
S. B. KINTQN,Jr„ Philadelphia.
GS
MAGRAW &•KOONN..BO North etraitY_Haltimore.
LEECH & Co., Astor ROne_ey / Y
LEECHit CO.. No /Rate ' , treat. ton: •
H.lf. HOUSTON, OenT Preflight , Azgnt.
L. L. HOUPT, 6(4o'l:Ticket Agent; Phila. •
E. LEWIS, Oen'l unp't Altoona, Ps.
186
Arid([
At S A. M.. via Camdsti and C. multi. Ae
oommodation - ......- -- --- ..„...-- .-,„- .122 as
At I A.- AL; via Camden wad Jersey int"; Ota.)
Aooommodation • . - .„_- --_- 225
At§ 4. M., via Camden and Jersey City, otoruirot
mail— -- ~.- --, -.- tee
At mg A. M., vi a Kensington and
oir tenger. Qtr.
Western Express. - - - 2 CO
At u 4 P . Al., 1 12 esidtWAlirboy - rasxii
dation-, .- _ - --.- _ .—. 3 xi
At iP. M.; via Camden and Ara - boy, C. and '
.Ex
pr ----...-- , -__= go
Al gm P. M., via Kerudngion And deli s 7 IntglESO
tv Ragrem------.- . . ;,..„ —. 300
At P. !cora, Remington and Intaar Mb, id
C 411.14/10/104,...,................. .... I if
AVE'. AC, vis, Cemiden and Sarney Otty, Evening
Atdri il .X... vi .....,_ seam den and, Jena, City.Wa;-.
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, RV' , •
lion (Freight and Passengerhost .. t l 7
00. -.,_
__,. • 410. '''' " ", •.$11.C11401110
The OP 14 Mall Line.nifts - Skills. Thaillilidarlio' a' '
em Mail, eatarditArikk
For Belvidere, ,
I gintbertrille, trisiglimititi - ,
_
&e., at 7.10 A. 23. is Sten. am:VAX-P. m. /rot&
Wainnt-atmet when. - . . • -• ' •
For Water 111134iftrondibimilaranten• W aabwri,
Montrose, Or t-. di, 40., Tau .4,_X, from erraggtati.
via Delaware. and Weetpra -
..,.,- -,
For Mancsir ' k r , and Bil. At.lo ;
A. M. from Kensington All* t, and EN -P.. , , _ , al-.
to(ht.
nnt-street wharf r t the .7 #A- M. line connect*With
train leaving Banton-M.145 P.-M.) - -.
Mar Mount &Alb 5t411,1411 A, M., I AU ilif rim.
For Freehold, at 6A. Pi and 2P. M.
wAirums.
For Bristeklirenton, (to., at 1.14 A. M., 4% and Mt
P. M. from Kenginitoit, and 2 .% P. M. from Wakatt
atnet wharf..
ror_ratnivra..ffivestan, Distance, Beverly,literlinir
pnkrotenes, Dungan:lnm, hec. at UK, 1. and 3
, .
'Oommboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermediate
plaaesat 2 34 P. m. from Walnut - street wharf.
Kr i'or Arm York, and Way lama leave Remington
Devot, take the care, or Ptak street, above Wl l / 1 11f.
half an bony before dekarture. The , ~. imu la ,gg
deri a nd o narrivei of each train,.r=. ••, ~ . • .
Pound' of Begsaie t onir, 21101tlid , . .
ger, ars are prgmatted rrosatamn . 1 i . nt:
baggage bit heir yentas. tipareb All= . ' is", j;iyor
Aftr pounds tor be or, 'extra. The Co ra • -ei limit
than raagemein tor 'baggage to One Boustaar amnia,
Ind will not be lia In* for WY amount boventenn: en
ono byfipeoili *entrees. ..-- - • - .
mh27 WM. N. OATEMER, Agent.'
trs:l
X XII7'._...PIIILADELPITIA,
P.W.I.I4OARISTOWN RAILROAD.
.....111555410145 OMAN Neel X. li110,".'
• '/QlCf5l vr ave PitOWN. - • .
Leave Philadelphisil L .j.."s"ll.ll. M. 11 and is A.id., 1,4 ,
1, sm. 4,5 A 534, 5. .8, A sDiand P. M.
Leave mermantewa,-5; x, '134, 8.8 lli
_MX and U A
in., a, I. I. A, & & 04-4011A h avil . 10 ir Ais - •
. 0
Lime Philadelphia, I"l.4liiia. ' M,, 1, f, and um
P. M, - - " -
/re Gennllslo3l
~ AMsnal
.. A. M., 1.10 min., 5, and
53F. M
ram HILL RILL RAILROAD. -
tegvii..il'Vagphits, 41, 8, Les sun 11 A. Id.. Al 4, 1.8,
and 1034 P. K.
Leave Chestnut Hill, T. 15, LE A . 0. 4 0. eind 1440, and
11,4 P A. K,, LIN/ La 16 11 2 81 ti K. M.
A.
Leave pailwelanfil i to A. ' .11 aid I' P. M.
Lini . p e.h . gailait 'XV. TAO min, A. M. NI 50.•11.40, and
.. . .
1 9 14 0.1eatiVIDDIDOICEN AND NORRISTOWN.
eave P lanelphia.s.llo. ?NOW and 11X nim. At• M..
1,05, 5.05.414. 6.156, and ux-r, ni I
LaiNe Noingriewn; & 7, EAMON and u A. M., OF, 404,
and 6P. M. . _ - - -
ox aTiNDAYS.
Leave pailadelphau 9 A. M sad d P. M.. Mr taol2l,-
town.
Leave Nottitaarfhpr i A !pa, d P.
sa e
4ca cor
-Ivr Ammo
8314 aad
Olt SUNDAY&
Mara Panadalahla. A.. .M. L . 1 8 and P. bt.
Leave blanT Itt,,OXii and BP. 31.
iri• • 988011.1 fisadant.
801041 'D P atila Stoma
141.rtiperta central.
Satibtt; ;1..' It. 11t.
puRNEss, BFiN LEY 00.
9
No. a 99 h? A RICKT
.21TREAT.
YOBTMtr MEAT.
N e liffn.—Nir sale of fanoy_ ed
Roods advertised for
ash
To y and Wednesday. April 23 and 24, is poernon
arthir notme.
F. PANCOABT. AUCTIONEER, Enc
l.
• obasor to B. Boott. Jr.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF A STOCK OF HOSIERY.
TRIMMING_p. &o.
ri; iii .
May ~18;1. at 10 o'otoak. by order of Sheriff. aver)
huge and attributive stook of trimmings, hoes notions,
men s women*. and sh!ldren's hosiery end 'loves.
. toes.
&e.. being ISP unusually fir , s and well
*sleeted stook of a retail nosiery and trimming store.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—oLcerriooijiE AT JONES'
HOTEL, OHEATROT AlioV2a
On Saturday Morning.
May gth, oonninannutis as 10 o'cloon,Jhe Closing dais
at Jona. , Hotel, consisting in Fart 0f bedroom furniture,
bed Wetting, wipe% oil olotn, Itipc'ea and forks, silver
plated ware, bar-room Mutants. bao , ro. &u.
POSITIVE SPECIAL SALrg OF SOO CASES STRAW
GOODS.
On Monday Morning.,
May 6th. at 10 o'o look precisely, will he sold. by cam-
Lorna—
A large and attractive sasoriment of straw goods.
oonaisting ill part ut medium to fine Ledal braid, Flo
rence. straw. Leghorn Ao. Coburg nicety In great
vanety. of the best and most desirable shapes.
lao,V
full line of white and colored Boulevards, Eu
re as. Veronas. and other faehionable hata—all new
and deal/101a goods.
BDERIFra SALE OP DRY GOODS.
On blonder Morning.
May 6th. at 20 Wolook, a large at - ak of ample Ame
rican and Imported Dry Gooey. oy order °Tabora.
Included in sale will be found— •.
aw•nean and e•nelish detainee, brsrOces.
lawns, plaids, fanny dress goods ‘ whi to and brown mint
line. dints. white and colors° Carnets. oanl WITH, •1-
nom, being a lull and oomp.ete stook of desirable
abode geode
PfLIP FORD & AIIOTIONEIHN,
No. 430 MARKET Street and 601 MINOR St.
BY order sr .Assif e
nesy.
PO.9ITPTE SAL.F. OF DRY ()ODDS Lcnyitio,
FANCY 00008, GUNS. P sTOLS, &c., &c.
On TawidiLY Mon Ont,
May 7th, at /0 Wolosit profanely, Win DI sold by cata
logs", for cash. &IWO 01 1100 u .Di order of encrpees.
aotanting oi dry goods' roar-made olothing r fanny
scoiy., runs. Idea . ..* cutlery, gilt Jewelry. &o, to
which toe attention' Si buyers iy invited.
. .
& BROS., AM'.
Ttoisiks• 111 . 1118Milintroet. Moor)
al YAM A.S &M,.
At o'aloolt, et Hooke"; stationery and tanoy s mods
Tatohee, jewelry, sliver plated ware, ostler,.
pamungs, mruneal unitrueinents, o.
Aleo,Rociery, dr7 goods, boo fa sal &hada, and nor.
ehandise of ever" deee'rlittlori. -
DAY EIfEES every Monday. Wsdnaiday, and Fri
day st b o'oloot A. Id. _
.P.RIVATE PIA_LEA.
Atfirilrete ale genial large 00111iqments of watoliallk
teWe rj, WOO, ets_lionery, silver : l? ted were, cutlery,
ieno7 ;000e, 1:o Irtuch is solicited the nttenti on of
eit3 apt °quern merchants and others.
Consisnizu§ntesttheited. of ell kinds of merskamiltee
fete/Way public or private sales.
IP Liberal Daub Wyman reads en oonsignateete.
Out-door Wes eromvilv offended too.
MOSES NATHANB A AIIVTI ON E E ft
AM) 0011128111810141 14EROILILIC7. Southeast
emir of alrEll sad RACK "ousels.
ATP NIE RAU.
fkme of the 15Aeat PATENT LEVER nil
ORRONONItat WA T 0 E 8 man u isotared, at hea
the mai se prices, go layer and lepine watohes i
see. lever and prices ,
watOss, Eth. Swiss, an
ranch watches. at astotushingly Ivor floes, Jewelry o
(VW deaeriptlon. Very loviguntii pi f multi* th
struments, Drat quality. of :-mr.; to ire, at haU the
Importation min im i l Naluti . es to sukt : parchment. and
VISTIOCIS other 0 IL Dods
SPLENI 0 R It AMONDA AT PRIVATE
Consisting of diamond astd iiiialirmatipin and ear
rings. Priggo. Cost In Parts 51.400.
AWend ungle-stone diamond breast-pin, snip
CIO, cost
OCT DOOR SALES
Attended to personally by the Anettrmpor,
%monuments of elly and ...or/ lood of ts 521.1-
OAS& MONEY O MORAN rr A M Not
TL944 4 ,__-
$ 21,000 to loan, M the Wisest meg, on di amends,
watches, iewelyy. Won plan, drref•mil. clothms, tro
aeries, mpexp r honlwars, (trey, pianos, mirrors. for
nitiarO. beddiott and Dn . A of ovary. deroriotion. in
large ; ' , Mull a'mnUn t al Ogle i 10 ,4* 1 9 thcnimand&
for orir otfifttrlif rioiird. =:.: o: ,--:
wr oor -
rivets
_ ay.
..
Sir Boob; lignfilidiAlt A. Att
Ream mourner:W - 17Yr The'bene •
4171A.A9lift Al filrY, We 1., UWt . .
Sir Artrarm.of-.llled wrap*, atMeelpef eielL
Ado Loon of Vie 'aid Wfivii•W ar.iali *Wawa'. for
short inn,
, t - T; i , . "Virtnie '.:00:0011104TION.,
_EITEAII .BET NEW YURK
4 1 : I
I LlPool;,`eannig st NaT.0 . 9:11 (Ire
(44
o*.) go' 'lstuf .etubart 'gad detrpOrehes.
The Livenfeeir.N4eir.Y L evi, elshis Staab],
afar Oompany'e.oplendl l de. Om Iran screw ate em
s Ph "Ur firVik ci lf s t) R r Vil)irLiyisiirchn.
CITY OF VVOARINGTO/11, ttaturday. Pday l a
SIR OF BALTIMORE, ' W I N, jt.
BtatrZ; May Pil
Arid every gaturdarthronctiout the year, Iron, P vt.
No. 44 N. R. ,
RATF.EI OF p . t E
THROUGH FROM P 111 i ylpitm
Cabin, to tAneenatOlM pi' Live . , .---:..--....- 75
Do. to LondoS,Vita Lave , .......-, —.-. So
Steerage to t o tealoes, or verpooe--- - 30
Do. 33
IN. Weturn tick - erg - o, alitilabiairetiiisiTiiiii. _
from Liverpool., —,....., , OW
Pnemmugers forwarded to. nano Pone: iLemburg,
Bremen. and Antwerp , at through r ates.
'Op tilioaterol passage honed Iron; 14 1 1111001 to New
York-......,--. .______..„ „_. so
. C.ertifkoateo of passage milked from Qtmemetown Co .
New. York— .. -- --. VS
Tulsa eteaPtent have anperjor aottomvodatkoas for,
paseengerg. are CD
i te4th watertight oostpays , .-
me za, aria awry experies Itlna ,
For freight, or samage4bly al then. of thfitt em .
MIT. I NU . LE_, Jima. .
111 nt sty.. et. Vitt•iidel - i.:
In Livoraool, to WM. iyi . m .t hr
LOgror
In titesgow. to W , INln i ttr ir. "
13 Dixon street.
THE BEiTISH AND NORTH
MEXICAN ROYAL MALL STEAM- .
' , lt 'Ns' Yolc Yo say
„ two , ei... o 2 ri iniqz.
...........-..... OLIO
Lepaniaan rtu'rt%•—... . _ 75
Imola BOSTON TO LiPZIPOOL.
cilia Cabin Yeaaage ___._ sup
BooonO Cabin raseace...... —..... Harbor. to
The atter from Vey York oalliit Cork
rho Lupo from Matron oa ll at ma id . .% and Cork Ear
,
I nitika. Cold- J melt la& 4F nu. . thallium
ARA A, Cect. J. 3tota CAN4DA • ,• . AildtrilOM
ilithW - 43. Lott. AWKI lc MoAnierY
AB Aa nk A AR * S fnoodte.
Cant E. Al ley. E DBA. cast. J. Cook.
8 Ad emir broloing.)
These Venal§ carry a °lsar wham lifht at malt head :
toi n Au i.,.. , ,-).. t 4. ww ; retl on Tort vow .
non, leave. N.
York, 71: 1 1:::4;:ilgr i lift.
t 4 7 .f, ; C rk m , F 1 : ' ‘:.: ti rk, ' / • ;r od Y. it Jut 1 ti.
1
A.M.A.. Atom. " : "c 1 1... Wed
ce des. 41,71 1 1
AEHlCA,Bhanrion, " ittrit. %reduced'', Ms
Bertha not esauso until peuil for V 21.
sa es .. 3lWOr f d eatgez on bock
Bald. got . '" " 1 5 1 u 4" be‘ 4°—"N's for
ar Metal", up1i,,,,. ut i ll ra ik erllL om `Pretoem taiie i ,
the value thereof therein expresset - "Pcirnt fur it aj3 o 7
=t i t a"l7 Oil A
_ 4 &Mbar Green. flew Yok.
L=l
SP it CIA L NOTICE.
FOR THE SO Ina. --(7IIAKLE&
TON AND eAWANNAN sTEASISHIPS.
le larlint for goods for points other than the tittles
o imattemon and elaverineh. mut be sooomoanieff
with oertified invoioes, to mauve prompt . • 1
of4,l,gv's. cot permitted
ghattatza and 7 41 n er
t V
will be
sent to th ea Cgtoni - nouse 'torn
The Steamship riTAWR OF OHMURA having been
withdrawn far the present. the theenatop KEY aToNE
STATE wilj rdo to both Savannah and Cher/eaton ,
taking freights /or both ports fro m the same time, pro
oeeding hitt to Shvettnah; and thenoe to Charles
to., nu a ajzir a 'nit ovary two weeks, Eton making tie
iivenes ea freanentil In Chuulastsa end Savannah ea
when bout snipe we ru t iozupg.
peaoringens for g 'Woo VII be ticketed thrush
from idavaunan tounar 04nRailroad.
re to timanall, Oil ; h to AGtierles4,n- , II&
FOR g r HABLE ITO A isavetittAla.
Owing to the Difficulties at Charloston, tag Stippgnihap
'MIMI'S NUTS. Ceti_ Marthello tins beim loth
bdrogiven. wn for the present, one notice of her Pawns will
it
Goodie received every_drty, and Bills of Lading glued
at second wharf above Vine sere%
.i.PISURA.Nati.
Fret ht and ine uranolt94 4 /htteNOnortton or Spade
ehfpasd Smith will be (r ued to w• uglier by these same
than by waling 'TA - .
war nsung . toe it.l .Railroad Freight is entirely
unn
_,. Au sr thau Caarleston or Savannah.
the Oa Computes taking all mks (roan thee*
" Plated' elphle t 9 New Weans and feteimediete
„int., onmigupp and savannah route, conneenng
with rteamers for Florida. end with railroads for New
Orions and intermediate points.
IS E.Aw REDVM , IOII IN PARR,.
Fare by 1 route PS toil oar cent. Ozer than DP
the Inland orate. as will b.ir 1 • folk:wing
echedele. hitt , D j pa via
Charleaton and v kte4bi.mti,,,,, iric= Ina
and Cie' lout% Gaup* •Itern Charleston
W/laraigaek_ 4)4 ‘Q 6 fflrVic ' i - a es
Char rotor:.:.:_. 16 Art:P a " '---,... ... "II ie
Anausta-...--- If le Montgomery ..... see
lit Soon -____ ..... -.. Ps 00 illipMle
.._ - . gli Be
Atialtiiii-- --•,.# QQ :test arfiiii i 39 99
01
N. g,,_. engem ..,y_tha Nuts ontaitot Wr in we b
leed Stunt Alt - 501 th Veliffilie and georglit. travelling
by the l as suituavfYaneestlgineeto New Or maim
NO tottarsneesereigymi aster the stn has sailtc,,
NO fremlat jecleive4 o kt ads z of sa
Agent• in unarleartoiti_T. S.. - /r, gr. D. Pd NU
FN I_lgavaushialiTris NA M
T. Ch w- q, su shi . tlhe tad _Ruh RR 4k
GAM etßlA.DittwkcoWill 'to entermg and for
all on* . ed so r cam ,
.-entee- • '44.6..... ...
,-- . _• '. • i ltrifi it
, •
....... PILLE.A.II3I3 WWI A
Hi'. :ID!
rI.. .7.i .
a t 7.}S to Tamaeva, LkStalniim, Ey
alc: . k=ti,°Fdannari. likaLlAll W -
Cilevelead.gn.x. v .i,
ivtvit, . • tweeies, Walt pi:4aq „kik "4
ir4zig
e~qsr Da vim itkiv.op rogi n p,i fpi ti„, I,}d_
. ay SIOAD and
low _ . re tramp ea eel
, evift, i eve duceeeted f . for slays
" It •
,AlO f u.n. A-if• 't4sw Ron i..);;FirtyDert, k!,.?"kilkee•
L igiker j rALL
ma el
t rot
D a .
+WS
vi • 1 • . 7 Xthe w t alir 'ct i9.4.,T aal :)," ra
.• d BON% ow road - an. . and Ella
W. in . • :,_,. lmola. hum Ili oeulta NV and
, • it
. =
n ,
•, 1 n : .I . 1 ,1t,,,,;„=„ 0 - 1 X419. and Illawnsisra
L i ti
lain..
it at o yg e Philadelguu s and lij
u i l e u t Ca LAI tft etsZe tk e r tg l lr nLer °I
eThisp•rT alrafi t M7tt r
4
fidave WI P I dd,6 7 , Dom, , j
n. ,
Vativirintl iltr• tliiiil7 btlader Nod' Void .for — a
pelnbi West& a North, IP. 4,
gr r igr Itt -, 4.l4end b.h. 41 , .at. 1. Indus
For iirsit t Poolckl Dow%
TICIE
~...k APP d ' of
rut,
Nertiwerl sonar inziri sad IQ af tt .
4.1g-li
' . W.CST o.llXBfitli
AND tiLILAII.I3I.PRIA
VII .81:
&NUKE) .A. OMMENT,
Oa ihrul after alontiar. Mara ili, Mi. the trams wilt
leave Philadelphia, from the t, northenartiwaer
of Eighteenth ant Market streets, at 8.00 2.. La i and
tot. en a Lao P. m. - ... - . .
The Ereintit Tisin,enth pationrer au atteehed, will
leave weaf. Philip:1011)a ELVA. 4., =win se tar ea
the
tieZtant, l ' Zige et e I.M. and P. M.;
leave 7 . 1.1 b01.444at at A. . and 4.3 P. M. . P.M. he inensi 2 alpine at aA. A0 L ,v4 . 4 j'
eg.i.potaft t oraijitan - with trairui on 04 Pnliedethis..
tkad Bel ore verntral Reureee * ter Kennett. Uzi ra
tit 0 , Ace.
itNit. Y WOOD.
--"'
Aeneral geoentitaadent.
------------"?' .-771,10T1UE. -4) iiiitkrKuS
VALLE Yy_.A ILROA Dc.--PO
- DOW i NEM WN ril) iIV
fitiebiMea&lB..4 its o f f.t9 4 sft,
ii...., . the
Viii Stlrt fr° t" V F a la rgr C vaa T. oomer, Di
IW) '4'
ikse V lc,
arzoett, (Pazaeltaz on
' 'O. .',4, Filor NYC:LW town *OM- St Ilia
ao•
LOON T!KINfo! nWri zl o2 1..... at
- ;Alf( L -•:- r- •
~ p i . sausatme. um*.
"Ids
a.a.,
..- - fp liNV.itinitaiw
—........._ . • •zz•--- ....
,-. _ . . TUN ADA*I fa.PRIIM
--4. r- ----- -"(÷111PI R=.'
wirai Mt --,
'..----4. 61"‘"INW4gitairmaitke"
- WI
V:~~, J~;L*~q
4/ UVROAD /41142-
'AIMPAJIriEt; .;'•.•
rittmi Ali dr , SONS,
• • los. 139 and t4l Aunt. - t..vtr 4
. .tmCV.i t..,
TIM N.}....fa MODE Ittl 100.1)fick.,
Fifteenth etreet. will be held at yrivate skip
c
.nr ,
daye. moderate prate.
eTwits Amp itEta. zalxrr,
eA AT THE EECIRA NG is EvE qr
dms - ilatabdia of each proverb iairom ..,,,LL- li,
addition to winch wq toadish, os the astarii..sl.e
to Each Kale, one tbousand cata:osueq t j o Prerh tt
tom. tilln; inli dOsoriptiotui of au 1 1,a ino ve ul Niti e 7
win on the tqliowing Tutidal• Itrt oi
REAL ES FATE AT PR , VAT
t E BALL 1
'Fr We have a large amount 0 teal go a t, at ,
sale. Inch:Epps Oyer/ deaortim o f am and P"Ilt
'''.
RefileirLki kuoirNYD.a4sticr"l,
40 - Reel eassusenterut on our prwma We bk'e
en, adieirtiellid oenagiOnally in our radio gm t i t bit,, i
(0 whibh one thonaand copies are p nbte : ll _ h int
free of Chart& wee 7a .
To Bakers. & . e.—Sato corner Brotid
' and yl h ,,, i
FI/ /MIT/Jab. TOOLS. BA.K i. its puert..,irik.
AWAIT W, BllKADunEtsllS. IRON Kit 4 1 ; ' Rt.
!go.
kip'
Thl4 Morning.
M 3. at 10 o'clock. without reserve, at t.
BL BAK !..ttlr. southwest comer of grad ,e4
Sinestreets, a huge amOunt of Perrone' em,„ ri z
oluding office lumina/4 Omit of teols. r/r01.4
fire-proof safes. a complete ornate, son t o ra p is t
m h ne. Roland's patent xnesdlng immune ik. N 4
jar -t puil pater. in printed oat ~* -.
0 CAPITALISTS, &o. '"" 'kb
Vine EAL TATE, southwest ennisr cd g
andstreets, large lot and buildings. wilt 1-7. 114
on the.premiges. on the same Morning 44 th e 00 .7 1 4),.
REAL ESTATE SALE—MAY ,
VALUABLK RESIDENCE AND LARGE E"1,
see.
N. J.. fronting on the Dei.ww E"l, . ,Lee. Wood street, spa !Marl street- QR.: rest
n ee the mewl) ckovonirnoti. Terms. Rs eyo ° ,,,a,N.t,
i,p,kb - IyAn..is WHARF AND LARGE Loy a_
ii Aron. In front , on Green Rant, or River 1,, 1 ,L0w.
It ' d feet front. and In depth 266 feet. c.toal offee-eZt
&q. ,
orphans Court Sale—Estate of lenry (bi g. dee Is.
TalthtE-STORY BRICK DW t Lnii t i, Bia I.
wrest. with of Morgan , with a none dtre4igg 11%
rear.
!isms Estate.—THßEE• STORY 'Welt Der Et
INO. east side of Eleventh street, &Wowing thou.».
with a two story brioldrtflin . e . Aq . t. e , r ..
1 4;1 NnietitlLE'id-"lrrs Bajr`
D ladri i , sort D 0 0 awry 'teem, " 6 .
Tird.
yza p .
fiIODERN RESIDENCE, No. . Malin att.e.
nor. h of Pontpr. "
HANDSOME MODERN RIF SIDENC E. D 4 it ,
i 5.. r..,
, Montgomery °cunt), I'M.
ti Var VALUABLE FARM - AND 0 01:?4,, ~
SEAT. over 1 S sores of tend, fronting tin 11.'42
Delaware, shooed farm north of " Andalusia. intk....'s
a valuable Rind Fishery. It is near two ste tr i?" 4 o
landings - , egad directly opposite Cornwall eteth iii . r ost
'Lon Railroad. The opposite Cornwall
farm rent for ei r ,4
excituito• of the mensum awl lawn.
STOCKS, &c,
I Xithotit reserve, for sooonnt of when' .1 Up ~,,
gent—
WO shares Wyoming Canal Company
ALIO, without reserve for non DelMeht uf km,,
ments
-2.00 shares Bohemian Mining Company.
SPECIAL FIER Earrrowv t'ALE.-.)IAV 7
O'CLOCK IN 'NUB EVENING
Ey order of mecums. '
On Tuesday Evening,
May 7. at 731, o'o!ocu, without teller/4,4.w
iropertm. viz.:
RANDSMiIi. RESIDENCE , No. 24141 Ara::
reign! I ifteenth. Lot 73 feet front.
lIAIYDROME REVIDENCE. No. ItiO hoe
rest of Fifteenth. lof XS feet front.
THRE.IL-BTORT BRICK D' 9 7ELLING, No r
" B
per etreet. soutti_of Vfne.
UIL DINO DLIT AND STABLE, Pen, Eitel, %my
— IstifEDING LOTS. southwest corner wood
sixt , awstrests. uc
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, r e tba
Wood street, wear of Diateent
li ,
TRA-tt BRICK WELIANti AND ate.
al AF, ra i rlo 11714117 a DWELLI`Nti,rk, as
utroetaetast reett tpf Thirtetntb.
THR
Sixteenth EßTOßY BRICK DWELLIN rhos
bn.
1.911RE8-ISTORI BRICK DWELLING 1. 1 14 v _
()fluor 3ixteebtlNad Pearl 'treat.. let 1711 Is b.!'
THIMIS-53TOILY BRICK DWKwria . 8, 144.4.
street. seoond howl, north of ?earl.
wwo coTTAGEIs, Pen/whams avenseddutk
71 .' .
RE&STORY- HOICK DWELLING, threat
street, north of Pearl. Lot 17 by 75 !pia.
BRICK DWRL,INGIS AND CaßrsltTell sin
Not 311 and n 4 in/WWII street. between hoe ex
V i se. irsrtens. weet_of Kleverott. Lot 32 by 70 fee.
ZWO TIME IL-STO.RY BRICK DELL/sari..
1117, 1119 ling. 1191 Divuoon street, north of Csant:
and octet of Twelfth street.
LARD'S . ..IOID VALUABLE LOT, nom/ of T hoc.
nen end .edteludet. street.. Nineteenth ware, 773 Dr
lleat.
BUIL,DING LOT, York street. Nutateanth trerd4t
by 1 115011
BUILDING LOT, Christian street, neat of TINA,
18 . 1¢7.1410 feet.
BUILDIRG LOTS. Everett thee!. WE of ?talk,
iteetb 0f Christian street, each lot 15 be 711 feet,
1129" The entire tale snit to absolute, to order of At
mate.
plemetintioee and
o ar.oulars rust be led
Nuotton
o'cdoolt
ehr 0 1971lUitnice precisely at half sut uttt.
aloe No. 1374 North xixtb street.
BUPERIOR FURNITURE. MIRROR, ItllUt.mo
CARPETIS,
This Morning,
May 3d, at
strict'olook, Sri North Sint,
above Parish . wog,
The atiperier parlor, dining-mm.4U ,
ture, nue French piste mantel mirror • e_nhltiot''
earpitteoto eerier Nering niatty.tisog r • "
finlateD. tea rot. ko. ..nd leather btu
Of" Mai La eZelalilie4wltkeap'
of the eel,9t 910;9 e * blueoa the Mtetni
t* No. 1, 7.ombard atreet.
H0U813.110 CARPETS, &.t
ittitiatt : r at .11iii i lt n . d al Y tto 1 .7.98 1 ro . robtrd street. u
lowwor th."
A. '6,7 nonfat/old and ktieden inmate. et!.
jaunty atoolting.hooseneePing.
ut
"Igf .143 .221111210.1 at Bo olook oa toe moray
tjoil
MACHINERY AND IRON.
•
if itm : PINK STEAM L.VGINN An
BUILI wORIE.--NEr a . a iErr.
Pit - = - 3A,L, AN ILETICAL 00014f:E!It.
MACHIMETIL L Etor,LTPMAKEOO. BLACK view.
odd , Fooofamo. kering, rot mAAY Yew. bget. A
1/111901411 operation, avi (din ixotumolf, mice: 14.
tmadmac and repairing rearing And River ba11264. hili
and lel, preemie, lien Boate. Water Tub, Propettors.
eta.. 4.. t rarpeo tinny oder th eir lerveei to tile pebl; , a
as beVAT rirnarod to oojatreot for Emus of
Iddledel, a surer, and =usury 'SIT= 00
euertur: E i r pre a t slum. are *lmmo Ig Simla* In•
4112*.int** delsPaiob6 /ivory destAt
. 10A of Men
raking aat the .1,..-A, Nr i Rositm Fgl4 b" t n .,
=re. PiAtilasbalar, irg n r . li,od r sr i , t 4 re r i a l
Voll t gir a !girt's , %%It! Crnal ar s h ail t a l li m l rVrir
tett - ..,e Cern lir ' 6 6
*ego
.424 •PlOcill=or . all work itotoloot
tetibuohmeor free or 014/149 1 an d . Rya filWatkrl.
Th 6 ef tadmi Milt }Axe. pz**l* '1.10 . al oi**l /i 1011. !,
Will if beet., *here they can AS 1.1 Da ect tell
too are previted wi th elleart, ',mike. re he../a.
Per raider lean et' Uri' w n ,s.
y
111EXF/L.
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PALMER
ARAI= and PALMER Om
7. vaireiCall it lIINICI, - 70/1:1 i. COI.
WILLIAM li.lllll7tßiCi. lILIITLItY stub ,s
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND
p WAIf i fINAT A O . IV 8111thni.
ts. 4w lerali z ek A SONS,
sdami szrai .. ILA/Mtn DACBINATD.
w Pressure Steam E041:14s
for land. riyar. amt ma .mos.
Boilers, dom, kg, Len Beata, its t Cate
in av 0(.1%11 len ds,. eu_ttnee iron pi. brass._
, Zag t t i t.. ...fs for elm works. Worlsonk Isl.
" retorts and Bas Machinery of the :amyl and tow In,
proved oonstroction.
r hvery description of Plantation Xsobiners, nett a.
Reser &qr. and Orin Mills, Vacuum Pers, Opel
Elteara' ?rane. Defeeators. Proem. PIZMIADI Zaltz4.-
&G.
Bole Asenfq fof It !Lillian?" Rip"! %in? 80!:: . ...... ,
Apparatus rireazictea Patent !team Baßialei r and AI
pltiWall & Watier's Patent Centrifugal 812E117 Orvaita
Melling
ad -I
-- - -
pp OINT PLNASANT FOUNDRY, No.
-11 " 1.2A8 R. 041 1. 2 ter-tipit9zlPktladolthi&Wl%,
sulk K. lif.eue fr/lidl tbal, harir4 Pr. '
aimed th e estre stock Yates= 11.1 th o Mx.* Faa•
I t l Ou now . 1 .2 to racial% orders 53/ }Kai
and ,
d Raw Mill Egaijkiap, 474
Work. illaark riumw caanuase 111111141 aenr
or Co,. 1147 Or [rift 4110
orl , r
mmingro
HUNTRESS CARDS.
Busrsgss MEN ARE ADVEBTLSO6
ID the NH Ni , inrrapers at City and Cognul 5.
Olfiess of
JOY, COE, & CO.,
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
FIFTH and cillorrNtri STREETI,:. Pa rae ca
TRIBUNE BUILDING. N, York. iPII,-,
ALFRED D. BEIM'S
tiNITEA WRATEN
.41/1D
SIVILOPEII
rA 7 B__N T 0 F I
tic. int SOUTH POU TH. EiTi_b.ET,
tatttent Le.ws of U. B.(aelq, PHILLDELPH L ame ese be 0,
ed 'crane Z
j4u4zs s it yli-c,
mt. r .t. 413 i nl ahr aT ß ßE lr )j a lmt abo W vi; Froat.
CAMDEN, N.
uu C. II LL M A N. ATTORNEY-AT.
9 LAW. JI3RABY atioisn, renniylnam
Colleateln Mist.* animl• in Clinton and Lioce;:t
00011t1811.
I.IIIPREJ TO
...MINOT. Waßat .k Haub , Philadelphia,' J. H. Hamel,
7.nett g Joust Spore; Meagre. Baroroft & Ca., Phi ,t ifie.
u 4411. er! LIT !,f• I.;°r2rze,44 F :riibmut,t l l .r,
4 Okrittitilidall gmsis t & worm, Yard.
it
. POI a.. ,
aoida. Howell & (talk, Pratte] "
_ •
__ a. lelit-ta
TORN ELLIOTT, WIN= and LIQUORS,
ay Hoc 317 and 319 WALNUT atrivat.(isselidoe
Moran, betWeee T_ hind and YoArth. aorth flet/Phiter
dalybia. 11.—Fi Old Whaap.§ shrimp 011 haw
(Zetabiullied in Ms). •
JONI
• AWt3ON & wr Kl oHo nNom ut ng on,
No& 419 a me nd Cal Parma tnam.
mpronien MiginktAnd y.hostant stun*.
El. SILL
.6;
• Ntwa t r : — m, a, ;Imlay,
R. YUGRIZT. & SORB,
P... 7 0 r ADAIR TER SOF IlavArca cIe.AAA.
no. 910 Soath .F.R.ON7 s:roet
ly ',full aorortmont of de ,v3t,f, C.' IIMILIZZ su•r .as low rotos. for to•ft or ay
Nand - *KIWIS' .
. . .
_ _
MURPHY-WHIPPLI IRON BRTDOL
ST ONE.otwol..E_y, it. BUiION.
No. 333 WAVI u 7 &TREE'S,
PRIk.a..pELPHIA.
pra /ea.° to uti call CO aid
p ro in br. a oonatri
. I ~ ve 16 Mr"
a core action in pea .
E 173 it. 3213,pnl
rni inner, (anthur gni la onto,' of the store attlP
"'awn I an 0( i sm brhkt)ainl are p repar e d to ezinial
!N m 1A LAY `441.4 01 Upe• OoIIAtTY.I4OO3 to ..._
Alfre= " V
it nilt.
ta n' t,
&Cal ea r lOßieW k i r . ev.Linee. 64ar:t a
sart d r.,- mitils.a ri aji.W, li:IV `,.
---..... —...
INBUSINESS Biali.-,-An tr_ c ellenL
ahtsoe for reliable .taunitOell Mien rope care a tto
&able ruanufaottirinA War nano, re...Ath a , il u t a MO
°sotto' In Ito •ataLlighwat had 'smarmy an
cal. Tna manstadtn7o *train in coin air 1 catiro oil r
calm eo4llSsetyou ot snow& to or, o r tee n red tirto.i
aulii=rfiraLar bonding PThstegal. ortoul t i;
I eO9
At. - •
J tio
ii. " L " 1 " tiles tor floors an
IL ahamel roes be alfaiNi :of any nol , . rag e t e i t o b r.
Duke* white to tar deetorat.' eh eo h, with all t he ..kia
ato shadow nom gen.:Jenne l e sop al dole n 3 - p h.
t 4114 431 " W hlutli t" ll Jd dursoility alatoot 1 " eet
I t y ancl a at!! au
.tah, that o f the rarest arid of i .
ne n i o a ta t i v w r,.,.. l tVol marble" and. uphie them,_,
D r. - pr ora te , r4)---.- ..,• -e . - w - se, and will 'never fade. awn ,
----'" — air bat a fractional part of We Dtlee et
ortl.nan marble.,
~,/,...t, 's 4 . 00 ,......" 1 2 . W41s for tank* and stand tons, snint*l
`----. "''' ,. . 4,114 ? end ea endless rarteti of 9 , 0::
Ann 11l of ar.p . ... the prucue Of spoirt n .44 2.
etratm, 0 t in Wavle, while the artoles anpmalaaWw,,n),e
Want rnr.dy sate, affording Lange Prollts• "o' n ''''A ' ,
Ma t " 'Fa/ moan lineman for mannlegtanaD.Pll.,ter
la. Deta'a t for any city or pro anent town In ei,...`",a1r7,,,
Statta." by exY9l.l/01l to ttai stionboy. Anon ..... _l
na ip'. holes manufantoted an he retdred lot th e or:
oL I* in , satton. Circulars tinns 11 3 D a n iell " in
bq Tonrq rde4 to all applinapta.
bat e 111118110 y merit &nil beauty or this .nam e
k o'na z =timid to &notation is use ha° t h e "411w6, t
endorsement or many of toe most eminent arcltiteo
and acuentate mon of Um and other Grain.
For part/ mit lan, address
ontl r 4 /1 44, 14 .
stessrst Aleuts for Ponowned nilding ate
_,
im gill PUMA Street. Plaw ore
-
FILE MA NII FACTOR!"
211 IYEW lITBEET.
_filoa and Ream of every dNeriptioe.
tV, made /
re
110.1,1111.ALLE at
and ART r lira ala.p_rotb
Inolisatereem 'rico&
Julant ll l4 done in a euverior mariner.
.11•1.111 m f. 2.81111111.
HAMPAGNS.-17e. Oliquot, Lallemasid.
:71' Algal 94vre, owsi
or
lud o wr o ji I.2t i ka ovrir r
t ur y " fr . G SA
jt.• m.—Ortierfrr the dirra
••• 1, hob dir
ty. "4. •04•4 4 In_'
Clilitrbr»:- , 700 boxes -Ain,- Derkofer
t i e s . l+Vatra l iZrorilar" sse =r*
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