List of the• Military Companies which have tendered their services from the State of Pennsylvania Official Report of the Adjutant General. Nimes of the Companies Accepted. ADJUTANT 6FSNIRAV B 0171014 i Harrisburg. May 3, 1861. 1 2b the HOll4B of Ropresentativu of Pennsyl- V67/16 : In compliance with a resolution of your body, 2 respeotfully submit the annexed statement, show ing a list of the companies of the militia of this State sworn into the service of the United States, under the rtqateltion of the President; also, the number of companies not accepted which have offered their services. On account of the various channels through which the tender of services has been made it is feared that this information may not be as full as it wonld have been if applieation had been made in a more formal manner. The Companies mustered into service are all :arced, but not equipped, except in a few in stances ; uniforms and equipments for the entire force are being pr epared with all possible energy. B M. BIDDLE, Adjutant General. .i4IBT OF COMPANIES OF Vez.trarsanS NOT ACOEPTED 'PRICE RAVE OFFERED THEIR SERVICES ORDER IRE CALL OF THE PRESIDSNT OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE NAME OF THU COUNTT FROM WHICH SUCH TENDER HAS BEEN MADE : • - ALLEGHENY Conwry Government Guards, Anderson ; City Guard, No. 2. C. F Jackson ; Anderson Infantry. Hays • Allegheny Reagent, H. 5 Fleming; MoKeespoil Union Guards, M'K. Snodgrass ; Jefferson Riflemen, R E Johnston ; Independent Rangers, John T. MoCombs ; Penn sylvania Dragoons. Bahl; Lawrenceville Union Guards, John D. Herren; Scotch Highland Grena diers, John Dorman ; name not given, Robert Chester; Blue Rovers, J. C. Dunn; Columbia Legion, John W. Patterson • Washington Me Guards, David L. Smith ; Pennsylvania Light Guards, W. C. Johnston; name not given, Leonard; Light Infantry, Ilartmeyer ; Ringgold Cavalry, Haiti • Elisabeth Guards, Copeland ; Union Guard; Keystone Intantry, F. It Bayne; Da queens In f antr y , John L. Boyd •, Chartiers Valley Guards, Charles Barnes; Friend Guards, Brenner; name not given, Thomas M. Carron ; Lafayette Blues, F. N. Wilkinson ; Pennsylvania lover Guards, James Barr ' - Pittsburg Rifles ' L. W. Smith ; Pennsylvania Life Guards, J. L. Wil liams ' - Benton Gaarda,' R. H. Kerr ; Plummer Guards, A. Hay ; Monongahela Blues, 0. H. P. Blackburn ; Wayne Rifle Company, D. Arm strong ; Iron City Guards, Wm. M. Gormley ; Turtle Creek Guards, I. Kunkle ; &pang Infantry, B. Besinten ; Hibernia Greens, P. Kane ; Emmet Guards, Hugh Fulton ; Montgomery Guards, Maurice Brennan ; Denny Guards, H. C. Maokrill; National Guards, John Myers ; Anderson Infantry, Alexander Scott ; National Guards, Hiram Halts ; Irish Volunteers, John Murphy • Furnace Guards, J. C Hull ; Pennsylvania Township Riflemen, Thos. ;Gibson Jr.; Bt. Clair Guards, Thos. Espy ; Fireman's Home Guard, H. W. Gaszam. Jkamsraorm COLIRTY. Company name not given, Henry Cleaver; company name not given, vaptain Cantwell ; Freeport Guards, B. Dougher ty; Independent Blues, B. M. Jackson; cavalry company, Captain S. V---; name not given, S. V. Lightraas. BUILIR COUNTi.—Union Guards, London; Con nognenburings, captain unknown; Rangers, Ash; Werth Invinoibles, Wallace. Bnamsonn COURTL—TIrreo companies of lutant• ry., names not given. Basin CoUNTY.—Cavalry Company, C. R. Bus tatter; cavalry company, H. I. Hamilton ; Em met GOAFLIE, P. F. Reis; Ctorwinsville company, Corwin; name not given, G. H. Leven; Carlin Guards, W. H. Bible . BEDFORD Connry.—Three companies, By. A. King; one hundred mounted men, W. P. Schell; name not given, S. P. Morgan •, Clearville Blues, Samuel Mail; Bedford Rifles, Lyons. BIAYBR CotrsTY.—Keystone Rifles, li. Berson; Brighton Rifles, J. Cuthberson; Curtin Rifles, M. R. Adams. Banat; ComtrY.—Name not given. J. C. Shearer; name not given, B. Derr; Second Reading Artil lery, J. Linhart; name not given, Charles I. kro dor& ; Reading Dragoons, Ancona; Heinz Rifles, F 8. Boas; Reading Geiger Joniora t G. W. 011- ger ; German Hides, captain unknown ; Seiger tsuards, captain unknown ; Keystone Dragoons, (owning their horses,) T. Bart°. Bums COMITY —Name not given, D H. Foster ; Doylestown Grays, Gillineon. Caawronn Corravr.—Name not given, B. 0. Johnsen. COLtllfEll COMITY.—Name not given, J. W. Fisher; name not given, F. Stewart; Montour Cavalry, It. S. Smylngton ; name not given, It. F. Clark. Casimir Cowry.—tiummit Bill Brass Band, six horns, A G Wmterstein ; Union Guards, J Shark ley :Summit Artillery, Chas Bitterling , name not given, hicCennell; Manch Chunk Rangers, John W. Pryor. thiLEISTAIB COLINTr.—Name not given, C F. Tay lor; Eaton Guards, Babe ; name not given, W. L. Grubb; name not given, John R. Dobson; Wayne Guards, P. 8 Phillips ClanTON COMITY —SIX' companies, names not given, Kane; Clinton County Guards, Lynam; Steuben Guards, Brown; Nittany Blues, Tolbert ; Centre Guards, Gregg ; Clinton Dragoons, Schaffer. ChntlislitLAND COUNTY —One regiment, Colonel Wrlliam M Penrose; Union Guards, Tolten ; Ca 'miry Company. William Baughman. Capra;GO LINTY —Centre (I wird, J Irwin Gregg. CIALVIRIA County —Name not given, John Fla nagan; name sot given, E. Shaeffer; name not given, James Potts; Mountain Guards, W. II Gard ner' name not given, E M. Earley; Mountaineers, David Mills. Criwartatn CMlN.Y.—Wikalsington CIIIIO.II, Lor rain ; Rattsmen Rangers, Irwin. DLIJPEEIN Courtrr.—Cameron Guards, Jacob Rehm; Lochiei Grays, McCormick; Verbeke Mlles, Nevin; Factory Infantry, captain not known. DILAWAIZ COUNTY.—Name not given, Fully; Derby Volunteers suptaln not known. Satz Cotarric.— ' beven companies, Colonel .1 . ..Mc- Lane ELK COllSTr.—Cavalry company, Thos. L Kane. Fer=ns COMITT.—Name not given, John B. Kripps • Fayette Guards, Oliphant ; Union Volun teers, E. Brenor ; Cavalry Regiment, General Har per, Voughlogeny Bit4tB, Mioholl i Uniontown Volunteers, B. B. Kripps ; Brownsville Grays, C. L. Cowner. FRAINIKLLAI COITATT.—NIID:IO not given, Waabing ton ; name not given, Walker; name not given, Dickinson; name not given. Eyerter ; name not given, Campbell; one regiment, by General FULTON COUNTT.—Name not given, Caster; name not given, Wishart. GNUS COITXTY.—RifIe Company , Campbell. HUNTINGDON COIT/ITY.—SOOtI Infantry, H. IL Naf ; Hantingdon Infantry, A. S. Harrison; one regiment in addition. Leoz&v.s. Comrry —Same not given, J. B Bor .. ter; Jefferson Rides, R. E. Johnston ; Union Guards, Wm. Cummings. Jtvraitson Couarr —Name not given, Kane. LANCASTSB. COUNTT.—Name not given, Geo. W. McElroy' name not given, Smarsb ; Union Guards, Dysart ; Lancaster Guards, captain net known. Lsconind Couirrr.—Williamsport Legion, Bar ger; Barafield Guards, against.= ; name not given, IL 0. Masan; Packer Light Infantry, Captains Davis and Niokson, Jr. Disdains Coinerr.—Lnierne eight oompanies, ism not known. Lulea Conery.—Name not given, John H. Oli ver; none not given, A. B. Swartz. Lawasteca Conew.—Lawrence Zonavos, D 11. Wilhite; name not given, W. C. Simslook Moun tainlaskson Guards, Danforth. Lseanoa Cornavv.—Name not given, Captain Lentz. "tearoom Corm:v.—Name not given, Jenler ; name not given, Benber. Mende Comm.—Second Brigade, Fourth Di. viaion (all the command) Cavalry, Captain Z. I. Font. MOSTOMIZEY COUSTT.—Name not given, Van. daventer; Marion Troop (cavalry), Owen Jones. Msacr.a COMITY —West Middlesex Rangers, J. N. Green ; Mercer Rifles, A. J. Warner. Mersa!' Coorery.—Bane Rides, Rene. NOBTZIAMPTON COUNTY.—Name not given, Peter Baldy ; name not given, Dewitt W. Cleaver. NOVITEUMBIZILAND COUNTY.—Name not given, McCormick ; Pollock Guards, captain not known . PRILAMILPHLA Courrv.—One regiment, Thos. J. Worrell; one regiment American Rangers, 11. March;a. two companies, Howard Ellis; Ger mantown Guards, Themes Meredith; cue regi ment, (cavalry and artillery,) Patrick ; Frankford Light Infantry, Duffield; rifle regiment, Vallee; name not given, Colonel DeKorponay ; battalion Of six hundred men, E J. Chorman ; Recta Guards, W. J. Byrne • one regiment, Colonel Max Einstein ; Young Guards, Charles W. Borbridge; Curtin In fantry, 11. - 0. bidets ; Wistful! - Light Cavalry, Wistar ; Union Infantry, s w. Eller ; Cabin-In fantry, Morris Meridlik. PERRY COMITY.—Five companies, Captain Mclntyre; Ickesborg Light Infantry, It. B. Duf field. SOYSISSIT Cooa:Y_—Nam• not given, W. .li Routs. Scouvri.u.r. COtrirlY.—lakelbaN Light Infan try, W. G. Bunnell i_lokesburg Light Infantry, W. H Jennings, Fremont Union Guards, C D Ripple; Union Guards, Joseph Anthony ; Ring gold Rifles; First Troop, E. K. Erhart; 'Wether ill Riling; German Company, Bohops SIISQVIEL6NNA Cora TY.—NaMe not given, Bri gadiepeeneral 0. M. Gager; name not given, D. C. Z. Dimreok. Trona Constr.—Name not given, B. 0 Sehef- Ain ; Washington Cavalry. Vg.wigno Col:num.—Name not given, Judge Dennikson. UNlnx Counts --Slifer Bitles,.Thomas Orwig. WAYNE COMITY —Name not given, E. Dimmtol. Wartime COUNTy —Rafismen, Roy Stone; War ren enerde, Ilarrivcn Allen ; Columbus Rngers, Walter Mark ; Wilson Guards, George J. Whitney; lideoute Rifles, H C. Lott ; Tideonte Cavalry, J. B. Hunter. Walutwovolt CorniTv.--Jeffarson disorder, W. S Calonan ; Mount Jackson Guard.. B. S Danforth; gingsold Cavalry, Keys ; West Middletown Cl miry and Infantry; Jefferson Guards, Jas. Kirk ; Hankins Infantry, Wilbert. WearyOrtaL , lND Couerr —Name not given. F. Van Stewart; Washington Blues, Hudson Spires; West Newton Guards, A. G. Oliver; name not given, Daniel Kistler- Tons COL/fry —Rifle Company, S. EL Mann ; Soon Rifler, A E. Leer ; ltittemen, H Gardner. LIE? OP covrsmas or Tile OP T.BNNSTL- Varga SWOON INTO Tat irearien OF Tall 17112111 WPATig r‘nrn azt/01.1.11101 1 t OP THE PRI* 111131111.. Aram 18, 1861 —Captain McKnight, Ringgold Artillery, Reading; Captain Thomas Yeager, Al len Infantry, Allentown ; Captain J. M. Power, Johnstown Cadets; Capt. E. hioDonald, National Light Infantry, Pottsville Capt. Henry Asolang, Pittsburg Rifle Company, Pittatinrg ; Capt. JAWS] Wren, Wallhingion Artillery, Pottsville. APRIL 20, 1861.—Captain Emlin Franklin, Lan caster Fincibles ; Captain William H. Gander, union Rifies, - Allentawn ; Cantata James Bell, Ty rone Artillery, Tyrone ; Captain J. M. Eider, Cameron Guards, Harrisburg; Captain J o h n B. Kitchell, Bellefonte Fenoibles, Bellefonte; Captain B. A. liambright, Jaokson Rifles, Lanoline, ; Capt. Pater B. Honsum, Chambers Artillery, company A, Ctuunbersbarg ; Captain James L. Selfridge, Washington Grays, Bethlehem: Captain Henry D. Woodruff, Independent Infantry, Bloomfield ; Captain Charles Heckman, boottantards, Easton; Captain tieorge W. Alexander,lteading Artillery, Reading; Captain Thomas R. Lapeley, Johtatawn Infantry, Johnstown ; Captain Benjamin 11. Sweeney, West Cheater Mae, West Chester - Cap tam Jacob Swink, Logan hide Rangers, Altoona; Captain John Doefler, Chambers Artillery, com pany B, Cniunbersbnig; Captain William B. Ripe*, State Capital Guards, Harrisburg; Captain Josiah i. Lawnon, Negley. &naves, Seat Liberty, Alle =county ; Captain William R. Armstrong, Invineiblee, Ration; Captain John R. Mc- Farland, Hotlidayabtug Fenctiblea, Hollidarharg; Captain Alexander M. Floyd, Juniata Rifles, Hol lidaysburg ; Captain William L. Neff, Wayne Guards, Williamsburg; Captain Thorns, Welsh, Shawnee Guards, Columbia, Lancaster county ; Captain John P. Linton, Citizen Guards, Johns town, Cambria county; Captain Jaeob Daobrodt, Citisen Artillery, Easton ; Captain Ferdinand W• Boil, National Quante, Easton; Captain Janice C. Elder, Union Artillery, St. Thomas, Franklin county, 8 Zoning's, Pittsburg ; Union Rifles, Delaware county ; Turner Rifles, Pittsburg; Union Li g ht Infantry , Union county ; Lewisburg In fantry, Union county ; State Guards APRIL El, 1861 —Wyoming Artillery, Luanne ; Captain F.B. Medlar, Stott Artillery, sohnylkilt Haven ; Captain Lawrenoe, Ringgold Rifles, Mi nersville; Captain R. K. Taylor, Norris City Rifles, company A, Montgomery; Captain William Allebangh, National Artillery, company_A, Mont gomery ; Captain William J. Bolton, Wayne Ar tillery. Montgomery; Walter H. Cooke, Norris City Rides, company B, Montgomery; Captain George Amey, Keystone Bites, Montgomery ; Captain A B. Snyder, Eagle Guards, Montgomery; Captain Reuben T. tr y; John Artillery, company B, Montgomery; John K. Brooke, Pdadi son Guarde, Montgomery ; Captain Miller, Stand ing Stone Guards, Huntingdon; Captain Bower, Minermille Artillerists. Schuylkill ; Cap tain John Ulrioh, Lebanon Guards, Lebanon_ ; Cap tain James Braaten, Columbia Infantry, Sohnyl kill. APRIL 22, 1861.—Captain Jatnes Carol, Wash ington Rides, WilmOre, Cambria; Captain Henry A. Zollinger. Borns Infantry, Muffin; Captain Francis P: Robinson, Allegheny Light Guarde, Allegheny; Captain Robert M'Farland, Cameron Infantry; Captain John E. Wynooop, Ashland Rifles; lobuylkill; Captain Joshua K. Seigfried, Marion Rifles, Schuylkill ; Captain William Bris bane, Wyoming Light Dragoons, Lucerne ; Captain Joseph Gerard, First Pennsylvania Zonaves, Pitts burg; Captain William Sirwell, Brady Alpines, Armstrong; Captain Casper Gang, Allegheny Rifles, Allegheny city; Captain D. B. Kauffman, Port Clinton Artillery, Soltuylkill ; Captain Hiram Chance, Llewellyn Rifles, Schuylkill; Captain William H. Troville, Pittsburg Invinoiblis, Pitts. burg ; Captain Charlemagne Tower, Tower Guards, Pottsville ; Captain Daniel Nagle, Nagle Guarda, Pottsville ; Captain John Craig, company B, Manoh Chunk; Captain Thomas Wilhelm, Anderson Greys, company C, Manoh Chunk ; Captain Eli T. Canner, Anderson Grays, company A, Mauch Chunk. APRIL 23, 1861.—Capl, A. Rightmeyer, Reading Rifles, Reading; Capt. Isaao Shroader, Washington Artillery, Reading; Captain George S Herbst, Pennsylvania Artillery, Reading; Captain George N. Riohard, Wyoming 'anger oompaxy, Reading ; Captain Manriee Wallace, Stott Legion; Captain William Trovillo, Pittsbnrg Invinoibles, Pittsburg; Captain John MoCasey, Lucerne Guard, Luzern.; Captain Henry 11. Bennet, Washington Light In fantry, Schuylkill ; Captain Henry W. - Derby, Scranton Union Volunteers. Scranton; Captain Matthew Burns, Keystone Rifle company; Captain Hiram S. Travis, Covington Feneiblee, Lucerne ; Captain John B Johnson, Pittston Volunteers, Lu cerne; Captain Christian Kuhn Sumner Rifle company, Carlisle; Captain William B. Shantz, Williamsport Rifles, Williamsport; Captain Jacob Bartels; Capt. Chas. J. Bruner, Banbury Guardia, Sunbury, Northumberland; Captain Henry B. Ed wards, Union Blues, Cheater, Delaware. ' Arnit 24, 1831.-.:--Captain Wm. B. Lebo, Scott Rides, Tamaqua, Sobuyikill ; Captain James A. Congdon, Marietta Cameron Guards, Lancaster; Captain Richard Coulter, Westmoreland Guards, Westmoreland ; Captain Henry R. Gass, National Guards, company A, West Chester; Captain Geo. D. Hand, Allentown and Catasaqus Rifles, Allen town; Captain Richard A Graeffe, Easton Jistigire, Nortampton; Captain Edward Fame, Wetkerill Rifle, Schuylkill; Captain John. C. Dodge, Wood ward Guards, Lyoommg ; Captain John M. Bow man, Brady Artillery, Lyooming; Captain Henry A. Haines, Maytown Infantry, Lancaster; Captain Jima" F. Andreae, National Guards, company B, Chester; Captain Samuel linfty, Jr., National Guards, company C, Chester ; Captain Thomas Holland, Blair County Rifles; Captain William C. Gallagher, Shields Guard, Pittsburg ; Captain Jno. H. Stover, Curtin Guards, Centre; Captain Chris tian Snyder, Alsonippa Rifle Company, Allegheny. Arno, 25, 1861 —Captain Samuel A. M'Kee, Jackson Innependent Blues, Pittebarg ; Captain John H. Stewart, Fireman's Legion, Pittsburg; Captain George W. Tanner, United States Zonave Cadets, Pittsburg; Captain Daniel Leasure, Law rence Guards, company A, Lawrence; Captain Edmund O'Brien, Lawrence Guards, company B, Lawrence; Captain John S. Kennedy, Duquesne Grays, company A, Pittsburg; Captain James Armstrong. Washington Invtheiblee, Washington ; Captain William A- Tomlinson, Union Guar** Pittsburg ; Captain Robert T. Cooper, Mononga hela Artillery, Allegheny; Captain David B. Morris, Washington infantry, company A, Pitts burg; Captain Joseph Brown, Kegley Cadets, Pittsburg; Captain John B. M'Farland, Washing ten Infantry, company B, Pittsburg; Captain John W. Patterson, Union Cadets, Allegheny; Captain William A. Charlton, Fort Pitt Guards, Pittsburg; Captain Jacob Zeigler,_Butler County Blues; Captain William Maya, Washington In fantry, eampany 0, Pittsburg. Arms 26, 1861 .— Captain Alfred Dart, Carbon dale City Guards; Captain Edmund G. Savage, Washington Rifle Company ; Captain Henry L M'Connell, Biddle Guards, Huntingdon ; Captain George W. Easley. Allegheny Guards, Cambria ; Captain Adolphus W. Boleniug, Steuben Guards, Lancaster; Captain Wm. M. M'Clure, Danville Rifles ; Captain James Crowther, Tyrone Cavalry, Blair ; - Captain George J Higgins. Jaokso Guards, Schuylkill ; Captain Joseph Anthony, Union Guards, Pottsville; Captain Amor A. lii'Knight, Brookville Rifle,Company A, Jefferson ; Captain William W. Wis e, Brookville Rifle, Company B, Jefferson; Captain Berjeznin K. Jackman, Look Haven Artillery. Clinton; Captain John H. Fillet, Taylor Guards, Bedford. AMU. 27, 1861 —Captain Christian Robinson, Lackawanna Rifles, t3ahnylkill ; Captain Franklin T Bennett. Schuylkill Guards, Schuylkill ; Captain Solomon Stunner Pittston Arti ll erists, Lucerne; Johnston,Captain John W. Ridge Rangers, West moreland; Captain Samuel T. Marchand, North Huntingdon Guards, Westmoreland; Captain Os car Bphlin, Columbia Guards, Montour; Captain William Winlack, Wynkoop rtillery, Schuylkill; Captain David A. Griffith, Union Guarder, Reading; Captain John Poland, Duquesne Grays, company B, Pittsburg. Arfin. 29, 1861.—Captain Deoing, City Guard, Pittsburg. Aran. So,lB6l.—Capt. Joseph Johnston, Union Guards, Huntingdon; Capt. Philip Genther, Ger man Light Infantry, Schuylkill ; Capt. Stephen N. Bradford, Keystone ()nerds, Luzerne; Capt. William H. Jennings. Lafayette Rifles, Schuylkill; Capt. George Hay, York Riles; Capt. Thomas A. Ziegle, Worth Infantry, York ; Capt. Cyrus Diller, Marion Rifles, York; Capt. Charles A. Buehler, Independent Blues, York; Capt. Theodore D. Cochran, York Voltiguers. May 2, 1561—Captain William W. H. Davie, Doylestown Guards, Doylestown; Captain David W. Patterson, Lancaster City In fantry; Captain 11. M. Boseert, Keystone Infantry; Captain An thony Brown, White Haven Yeager' ; Captain John Nevin, Verbeke Rides, Harrisburg ; Captain Thos. Magovern Nagle Light Infantry • Captain Alex. antler Bo bb, Martinsburg Infantri; Captain John 0. Shearer, Keystone Infantry l • Captain Henry McCormick, Loohiel Grays, Har risburg. The following regiments of the First Division, Philadelphia city, have been mustered into the service of the United States. No reports of the names of captains and companies constituting the same have been made : 1. First Rs invent, Artillery, First Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—F. F. Patterson. Lieut. Colonel—John K. Murphy. Major—William A. Leech. 2 First Regiment, Infantry, First Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—William D. Lewis. Lient. Colonel—Charles Wilhelm. Mejor—Alexender Newbold. 3. Second Regiment, Infantry, First Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—Peter Lyle. Lieut. Colonel—De Witt C. Baxter. Major—J. W. Frits. 4. Fourth Regiment, Infantry, First Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—William R. Gray. Lient. Colonel—George Moore. Major—Andrew 11. Tippen. 5. Itiflo Regiment, First Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—John F. Baffler. Lient. Colonel— Charles Eminivier. Major—Adolph Mehier. - 6 Second Regiment, Infantry, Second Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers . Colonel—J. T. Owen. Lieut. Colonel,--D. Heenan. Major—L. 0. Kane. 7. First itegiment, Infantry, Third Brigade, First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. Colonel—Turner G. Moorehead. Lient. Colonel—William L. Curry. Major—G. P. McLean. S. First Regiment, Artillery, Third Brigade, First Division Yennsylvanla Volunteers Colonel—Charles F_ Dare. Lieut Colonel—David B. Birney. Majlr—Dangerionsly PHILIJ32.I...PRIA BOARD OF TRADE. -- • L.c.st_RRHAALE, A °DICK% Comma OT Norm THUG. B.FRariOn, ll LETTEK BAGS Al the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia. Blue Victoria Heed. Preble soon Shin t arar. bovree-----Live , soon cusp Paul de Loando, soon &tip 20.1lioDe. Goa:firth —Live rpool . soon ship °nation. Atkina— Liverpool, soon brig C F O'Brien. Biumon-----Bnews Ayres. soon Ketch Commerce, Barnes .----MayagneS. soon Bohr Geo J Jones. 0r0ire11—.„....-....Deinerars. soon MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF 1 3 1111LA.DELPHIA, M*y 8, 1881. I,vb%,7l=miLthi.i.w=2% ARRIVED. Steamship Kensington. Hiker, 43 hours from Boston, with cadge ana passengers to Henry 'Armor, Steamship K•onsheo. Sanford. 24 hours from New Vora, with sodas and passengers to James Allderdloe. Bohr Moonlight. 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Bohr F Lucas, Taylor, cleared at New York 6th inst. for Ptial,wistshis.. Bohr Ids, Wormwood, olearsd at Charleston 3d inst. for Georgetown SC. Salim On On. Boyle, Ocean, Aaron. and Hero, flutter. for Philadelphia. cleared at Baltiniore atb inst. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Information bas just been received at this office that the Lighthouse on nssateague. (commonly called Chin ootessue Light) on the 111011, onset of Virginia. was seized en the .4 inst. by a parts from the mainland. and the means of lighting it have been removed. it has re• melted extinguished sinoe. Br order of the Lighthouse Board. B. S. STELLWGEN, Lighthouse Inspector Fourth District. Lighthouse Office. Ste District, Philadelphia, Ma, 7. INN. MEDICINAL. QO.IIOFULA. CANCER, SKIN DISEASES, SALT RHEUM, GOITRE. DROPSY, RHEUMA:- Tidal, and all diseases arising from an impurity of eke hipod, are promptly and effectually cured by Dr. D. JAYNI.I I B Read the evidetoe: SCROFULA ENTIRELY CURED. Miss G.A. COVELL, of Frattsburg. N. Y.. writes: About two 7 ear a ago a swelling made its appearance on the left side of my neck, which at first we thought to proceed from a eo!d. It Increased in eine, and bemme very painful and sore. A physician pronounced it Scro ll:lever King's evil, and for a year various remedies VON used to n scatter it. betwithout avail, b I oommeueed taxing Dr. D. JAYSIE'S AtiffiltATlV, which at first made the disease grow worse. - It was lanced, and then it bsoame a painful eating soreor,th deep planes in it half a finger deep. 1 continued to take the Alterative, and used poultices of Flaxseed and Slippery Elm, sue in five months from commencing the use of the Altera tive the sore was healed. and became entirely well, and Las continued so until now—seven months since. .=I STEPHEN ALLEN, of South Vassalboro', Manus, Writes: MY son Charles. age:ll3 years. was severe , y afflicted with tlerefula until he bad recourse to thy Alterative. The disease had its issue in eight running mores on his left leg, the discharge from which was quite offensive. The limb was drawn up in a dreadful manner, the heel being near the hip joint. Our physician exerted hie utmost skill to effeot a cure, but, his efforts being of no avail, he proposed amputating' the a ff ected limb, as the only M 011135 el - saving the boy's life. Hut I was averse to having the oper.tion performed. and oommeneed giving thy Alterative. In three months' time, by the use of eleven bottles in all. the sores were healed. The soars remaining on the leg are very deep, which will prevent it beinitetitusl to the other ler t ysit, with the aid of a crutch. he is very active. and sines his reoo very, which has been more than six years, he has en- Jorsa remarkably good health. I hold thy Alterauve very high In my estimation. and, for the bens= it has conferred upon me and mine, I beg thee to accept my sincere thanks. GOITRE TERFECTL_Y CUftED. MARY E. MIL.LER. of Red Mins, Potcem county, N. Y., Writes ; This is to certify that / have been militated with a Very large Goitre. I followed the direotiorut of an eminent physician. but I became rapidly worse. and at the ex piration of two weeke I wits unable to do any thing at all t I again consulted the physician, Who propene sled it incurable. eta last resource, I oonotaded to try your Alterative, and, after using one bottle, I found it helped me. I continued taking it over a year, and 1 new weenier ming' perfectly cured. 71r() yearshpve elapsed mince I discontinued the use of the medicine, and there te no sign of a return of the swelling. my general health in also very tunchapru E. ed. KY MILLER. We are personally aosuatuted the sea MS • . Miller, and believe her statement to be true. E. . 1311.1.4, Pastor of the Baptist Churoh at Rtrali,.. ISRAEL PI **MAY. LEM H. BOLL I believe tim - above otirt)fmate to be a tree statement I paw the swelling when it was so large that t did not think she could rive long. but it items now to be en tirely removed. 0. C. CRANE, Druggist, Peekskill, N. Y. SALT RAUL/1M CURED. Mrs. S. FORIthB. of Macedon, Wayne county, writes: I have suffered with an eruption of the akin. When first attacked I was troubled with an itching all over my body: in the course of two or three weeks there appeared several hard red blotches on each wrist, and on my feet. The same kind of blotches oame on my right arm. and then rapidly spread over my whole body. and finally I was, my face excepted, one entire rash I.mM inc bead to my feet. The disease assumed other orMs, e 0 severe that it seemed almost impossible to endure it. The remedies used wonid give relief for a few moments only. I had the moat eminent ph• skis= in our vicinity to attend me. who pronounced the erup tion to ha Salt Rheum. 1 was given up as incurable, and still remained in the situation which I have de scribed. when I commenced the we of Jayee's kitens tive and Sanative Pills, and they effected all that could he disired. Wnen I had taken ins bottles of the Altera tive with Pills, the breaking oat was greatly subdued. I continued them until I had taken am bottles more of the Alterative. and nowt am perfe"tly cured. My sees had renewed me incapable of attending to my household elides, but i now perform them as formerly. 8. FORBIB. WAYNE COIINIT. , Maroh 15. 1858. We, the undereigned, are acquainted with Dim 8o- Omuta Forbes. and her statement can be relied noon as being correct in all its partioniars. Laritiouer, F_lte riCES E. REEVES, JOHN N. FORBS, B YLVr4TER FOR BES. nANCER IN THE FACE. Megan. FERGUSON h BRO., of New Braunfels, Gomel county, Texas, writes; Ipm wife of ter. Tbeoslore Garver' had been afflicted will CallOer in her . Igoe tor twenty 'nil. and to de gree that it was much consumed, with the loos of some bones. All kinds of medicine and niedioal advice had been resorted to, without avail, until your AlterselVe, with the .anative rills, were need, which produced a complete care. She now enjoys good health, and takes no more medicines. CANCEROUS TUMOR REMOVED. Mr. HENRY S. SMOKE, or Woodland. Barry otL, Mohican. writes I had a small tumor near my right shoulder blade for years Last season this tumor began to enlarge and in flame, troubling me very much. My physician pro pounced it maim/has tumor. Other phyinotans had pre viously called it a cancerous tensor. and advised me.to have it cut oat, which I refused. By using twelve bot tle. of Jayne's Alterative. and mouitenins the Hiner night and morning with & solution of iodine and hydrio date of potash. it Was disappeared. DROPSY_ EFFECT DA LLY CL RED. NANCY RABB, of Looast Ridge, Brown •oounty, Oloo.wntes: I have been afflicted for iniveral moni he with Drops/. and wee under the trestrnent of a regular pbyeicuan, without rawly - ins any benefit.- I tried your Alterative, six bottles of which effeoted a our.. TERRIBLY AFFLICTED WITH DROPSY. Mr. DAVID BROOK.d, of Potter township, Centre eonn_ty. Pa,writes I. David Brooks. aged fifty-seven, do certify that I have been terrib,y afflicted with drop•Y• My MOM was oon , idered hopeless, having been twine tapped and wishing to undergo tho operation again, the doctor re fused my tequeat.. Thus 1 was induced to tryyour me dicine. I used eighteen bottles of your Alterative, and one box of your Sanative rills, and now feel en tirely cured, and am in the enjoyment of good health. EPILEPTIC FITS REMOVED. Mr. DAVID SMILEY. of Goodiattiville. Davidson county Tenn., writem: My little boy, eight years old, had severe attacks of Epileptic fits for about ele•en months. He had from twenty-five to forty fits in a day and night. Our physi cians pronounced his case incurable. Ris inind was entirely gone, and we did not expect him to jive from one day to another. I gave him five bottles of Jayne's Alterative. and, to our great astonishment, he was en tirely restored to health, and his mind regained. _REIATMATISMI OF LONG STANDING. Mr. FRANKLIN BOND, or Louisville, Clay oonnty, thus in ites Raving been of with Rheumatism for eighteen years. and tried many physicians, and resorted to every remedy 1 could hear of, without success. I was Induced to try year Alterative and Sanauve Pills. The pain in my leg began to abate in a few hours a ft er taking the Alterative, and in a few weeks I was perfectly cured. This ALTERATIVE is prepared oly Dr. D, JAYNE & EON. No. tigit CIIEeTNU T Street. and may be had of Agents throughout the country. my/-wet ROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR is precisely what its name indicates. for, whi pleasant to the lasts. it is revivifying, exhi , and strengthening to the vital powers. it alsore ia vivifies. reinstates, and renews the blood in all i original, purity, and thus restores and renders the system invulnerable to attacks of disease. It is the only preparation ever offered to the world inn popular form, so as to be within the reach of So chambally and skilfully coinbuie4 as to 1:6 7 1 . 14 moat powerful Louie, and lot so perfectly ad s as is act isi preset accordance with the laws tars, avid hew...! soaks the weakest stomach, and tone op the digestive organs. and allay all nervous and other irritation. It is also perfectly exhilara ting in its effects, and yet it le novae followed by lassitude or depression of spirits. It is composed _ entirely of vegetable., and those thoroughly coin- 'y Wrung powerfully tonic and soothingproperties, PI ooneequangy can never Ware. Suit a reinedl C long beau felt to be a desideratum in the weds 'tt world, both by the thoroughly skilled us medical ' science and also by all who have suffered from de . g s billty ; for it needs no medical skill or lmowledge II even to see that debility follows all attacks of die 0 ease and lays the unguarded system open OM. 0 •ka of many of the most dangerous to which 1 0 poorgstuusai.m 'a oopatantly liable. Buck, for es- s i," ample, as the Miming : Consumption, Bresichitus, indigestion, DrsvePibs, Loss of Armen t, Faint- 0 nes. Nervous Irritability. keuralsot, of the Heart, Illebstiohoty, Myh &al - 3qm PO Sweats. Languor, Gi in ti ddiness, and poo all c Lat class o i asses. go fearful ly fatal if unattended to me, sd /lintels Wiaineesses and levere.fariliez. Aliffi _ D Li i v irw er ul De or ian in g ß e rea me ttu nts ur o . r an4 Tom ond idi e ty " , a , w nd e L nu iv g e h r t Co eu m n ,w_ plaints, Diseases of the Kidneys, Scalding or hp P. continence of the Urine, or any genersa derange- 1 4 ment of the Urinary Organs, rain in the.zact.ecie - and between the Shoulders, predisposition to. ligh ...,--• Colds. Hacking and Continued Cough, Emaciation, " 1 m erits many more still. but we have serene only to ‘ 7 say, it will not only ours the debility fol lowing 2 Chills and Fever. but prevent all attacks arising Xs from hisansusso Intmenoes, and cure the al 0 at once. if already attacked, and as it gob; directly le o u r p a ro th m e o b n l n li g arY on " fac si tasal , ar th e e us ex- r . th an e dars er iste to n ac tl u y orations and secretions of the system, it will infal libly prevent any deleterious consequences follow. > ing upon change of climate and water; hence al 21 travellers should have a bottle with them, and 00 should take a table-spoonful at least before eating. As it prevents costiveness. strengthens the daces• SS rive organs, it 'holed be in the hands of all pe . . es . lof sedentar; habits. 'students. ministers , Literary gp ,Imen ; and all ladles not accustomed to much out- .2. . door exercise should always use it. if they will. 0 idler will find an agreeable. pleasant, and effusien remedy exainst those ills which rob them of the si beauty ; for beauty cannot exist without health '- ' and health cannot exist while the above irregular,- 11l nee oontinae. Then, again, the Cordial is slier! . 4 • Mother's Relief. Taken a month or two before the sp. • final trial, she will pass the dreadful period with "R perfect ease and safety 17sera is no Int +take abase et, tAis Cordial it all we claim/or it. Mothers, t 14 It .! And to you we appeal to detect the illness o 0 decline, act only of your daughters, before it be too P 1 . late but also, your sons and husbents, for while • the former, from false delicacy, often go down to premature grave rather than let their condition be known in time, the latter are often so mixed up with the excitement of business that if it were no • for you they, too, would travel in the same &MU word path . until too late to arrest their fatal fall. But the mother is always vigilant, and to you we confidently appeal, for we are sure your Mover failing affection will unerringly point you to Prof. W o od's Restonstive Cordial and Blood Renovator, as the remedy which should be always on hand iii t i me offered . O. J. WOOD. Propnetor, 4448r05d • ay, flew York, and 114 Market street, Louis, Mo. i and sold by all good Druggists, ce , one Dollar per Bottle. a Id to this cit. by B. A. FAHN RETOOK ik CO., Nos. 9- worth PIP fil Street ; fLuirs&RD & co.. OhLFTE and CHESTei UT reets, and DYOTT & 232 North SECOND Street. St 0013-mwf d-eowWtf B ROWN'S ESSENCE Of JAMAICA GINGER.—FREDERICK BROWN. Chemist mid Dragnet, northeast corner of Chisstrint and Fifth sm. hiladislobia, sole ma n ufacturer of Brown's Buenos o J amaica Gut sr which is recognised and pretonbed the rogolioal farm' and has beoome the standard family mealtime of the bolted Stares. Thu Easeope ill a prep .ration of neuenal extelletioe. In ordinary diarrhoss. incipient cholera. in short, in ell asses of *mot. ation of the digestive ftinetioel, it la of ineetimabie value. Darius the prevalence of epidentio cholera and summer oommaints of children. It is Mum- Ural, strm:none; no fain*, irulavidnal. or traveller itiould be without It. NOTICE.--To prevent this valuable Essence from being counterfeited. a new steel engraving, executed at a great poet. wil; l n t it i : r iound on the outside of the wren per, in order to the purchaser against being im posed upon by wort s .s. imitations—lieu preparipl only by FRICDSOICH BRAWN, and for sale at his Ding and Chemical Store. N. B. ca of Filth and Chestnut omits. Philadelphia, and st DEJOICK BROM it, J Drug and Chemical S. E. corner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, .• nti nental" Hotel. Pndedelphis. also for sale hi all in 23000jatil) DM gists la the United SW's. tnye-im THE PIUM-PHlLADEititii, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1861. CEPFI.A.T_JIC3 r,,s szOic HEADACHE, NERVOUS ttEADAOFIE, By the use ot Baum Fins tie periodical attache of Nor voss or sici ! ,44 6 ga s g i may be prevented ; and if taken at the ooriticecoemazit. of an aifiaidt iiantedtate relief !yogi mind Magni= will be ribUdned. They seldom &thin removing the Nausea and lissid uhs to wldoh feicalie are easaldech Whey set gently,on the bowels, removing Costiesasss. Fos Literary Mao, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they era valuable se a Lezerive, improving the arystirr, giving :mu end visor to the. digestive organs, and restoring the natural ebu tioity and strength of the wools systese. • „ The CEPHALIC PILLIS azeihe vo . mit of ang inieetl- Cation and carefully oonduoted experiments, having seen in use many YBBlll, during which time they hate outvoted and relieved a vast amount of pain and. offering from. Headache, whether originating - in the scream mom or from a deranged Mato. of the sto atimik They &re entirely vegetable in their connedeitlon, and may be taken at all nem with perfentlafety without making any change of diet, mid the absence etf any disa greeable taste renders it easy to adasinieter thins se ander% BZWAIC OW cOMMERFETS The siornive boy, ire* signature* of fens en eftek Beat. Bold by Dniggiste and all other Dealers IO hitodieinen A Box will be sent by mill prepaid on receipt of the PRICE, 25 ()ENT& All whore shoal/ M aklressidt HENRY . 81**/ NC-1., OZDAR 1511ENTi NSW YORK. •aE FOLLOWING ENDORIBINFATII OF CEPHALIC FILM:3' WILL CONVINCE . ALL' WHO NIFFOKIL IMO* HEADACHE. SPEEDY' ANDHUHE CURE IS WITHIN As theseTossisicitiesil ml 4 sossoliessed by Mr. Brazn- INS lAs 11/ord siiiimationabis 'roof of ths LP. gag teats truiy seimitille dimmer% MASI/Nrailis Conn.. Fel/. 5. 1811:' 6PAZDt3I66. 4 I hays triad, .741dr era*, Pala, and / so well that I vrantyoubi 'adag e two dollars worth more. Part of these aria sf e.nenthbors. to whom 1 save a fewef the.first box Lirot from you. Send the Maim mail, and oblige Your ob't Servant._ JAMES KENNEDY. inpAnw i Nc , itivaavasn. Pa.. Pe& 6.7941. lax.Alr . ieli.yon to good owo more bog of rani Cophalia have reenroad a arsat,deat mm4o from Una. Yotnr_tootootfteir, - MARY 4l+Rt EITOIKRQUSE. Reaves esimiti n izsoixis Comm.:Pa..; 1ft,1911. S o.Nremess. - 'ton will plain .esibijzie two boxes of your °aphelia Pills. Bend them imatedegsly. ______...2"411477113Y".1110.A. its. P. 6.—1 Awn warripit see box Vyawr fa itod • Esr.i.TVAntilon Ohm • lail• Please And enclosed rirstity-live seats, ty sahib wind ms anstheEboz of soar Gssaslis rills. Taw ars truly Itilt i btat /Aims frogrirsird. A. !STOVER. T. AL, Bello Vernon. Wrandot O. 131Ymt tr. Nam, Deo. Bs 1910., simtris, Mg; .for some 0171311111711 or lirgs shay' Jnite.,to brim your Cephalic more partieuteriy 'before =Taw tomer*. If you here anythifte of the kind *Bow send Ole n of my eastomersOrboltsubjeot to' severe Sisk Headeohe. (=Maly MsMartwo duped was rind of me wreck is ono Four by your Pills.whiok I sent her. • ROParthillY yours. Mr. B. WILKES. gym*gromomg i No. 48 Codas 1 :60 14 Y. Bta: Inclosed And tweAV- , five cen .) for *Mob 'mud box pf !!Cosbatio nut. ond toed s of Rey. wm. C. Filled. LoynoWohari.:Franklba Go. Ohio. Yow Piits war* Mho charm—ewe Hoodacho boost instanter. . Intly scurf . 6 WhL C. PI I , f YrsmAlrrs, it Jen.ll. 1861. Ka. ipALDINe. • • Are: Not kiagAinee I sent to wits box of Cephelici Print for the cute of_ the Nervous tedipbe end Tothoesess, and reoemod ewe, end t *act so good as 'lsis shim /was indisesd to said for wirore. Plow send by return numl. Direct to A. A. WIEBELEA. Ypsilanti, Mel. ' - Iron Osis' Norfolk Ts; Calkhate Pine avisomplialhe °bl a l t vide& they were made, Tut.: Cora of headache iMs forms. Rom the Examiner, Nor/oaf Is Whey have been tested in more thane th• • • with entire anoome. From - Ms Dirisocras, nt. Ciotat, - Aftna, If you am, or love been troubled with the headache, mend fors box, [Cephalic Pius,' so that yoa may have them in ow of an attack. • Prom the Adversiss....Prinridesca. F. I. The Gotha° Pills are mid to be a reinerkably Crea tive remeer for the headaoheond one Ora° Tory begs for that VISIT freattent eomplaint has ever been disoovered. .Itm the Wester* R. R. titasette. attar*, /U. W_e heartily endene Mr. Spalding, east hie oritialjed &Ash* Ptila • • .14.tetiliaitastarsha stralicv Star, kradteaa, Ye. Itte aro iiiiiithat'POTAPOS intereilag With the heiamobe, iitto try them, wilt atiaY to thaw. ' WOK tieSouticirs Fink ..IrutderaVets Orkass, La. . Try.tbenirTon that are &Witted. and late that already tsemerova git ar "I"n° . " eeR be bittzt.watt oath • - 'Vows Ow St. Lewis Ihnitatrea. lihe7,fierairiWe deems! for the article (Carobslie Pill§ farepully faareuiew _ /PON CratettliDoo,4oo . look tur would riot tionioot his name with an sr tleio he e ded not know to Doses roe merit. Irma tae Adaarsisti. Prociefesss, She testimony in their favor Es stron g from the most respectable %garters. Draw roe Bails Naos. llamppart. 7f. L . &ensile Pills are taking the glees of all ldadoir".."-. Pro" tke Commorefot Dolistoo; BistN, Moss, Mild to to very for the houlacho. Awes Me Corsisisidal. Oiacismatc, OM.. nallorbag humanity oin now be reeved. Alrilitle' beittlit - OLIVE trill save tea them Moir beet anniar:Eir SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING'I3 MULPARED GLUE I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE t HOOROMY: DISPATCH' 11Sr"A STITCH lif Tills !Avis DintwrSel As widents will happen. even In well-rsinisted..— families. it is very thwannie to have some ohms sod de 1111111/ for repairing Furniture. Tar". Crooke _ SPALDIDEPS-PREPARED OLDS . . moots In noon::omernmudosh and no. hohlehold re &gore toching do wlthout it. • It Is *aware readyelkad lip to the sa UtrEPITIN INS EVERT HOINIE." N. 8.-. A Brook 8 000 1 itieniell each bottle. reoe.if cent& Aaron: HENRY SPALDING.« KO. 49 mama arainiT, NEW YORK. CAUTION; As certain anynnairled Demons . ars atteniPilitg " rum of to thA. uneeseeedee tekbliA,Jelltetioee PINPARIINGL,E% I eraeldeettbenaltetneene td arsine baton lad sect et the WI same. , » APALDEPOWN PRNPANNP OxioN,IIN"; sess IS t the Mete mom s ethers we reteNtee itletae 61041 MINDICINAL. UMW ALL iiiNDsi ur HEA.DAOI-1.16,1 I SPALDING'S THAW A THEIR . BEACH. RITNOLDIIIIIR6IFILA3ZLiN Co., - January 2951. SAVE TB PIECEB: INEIVRAIWR COMPAIMIR. THE BELIANOE MUTUAL IIiMUNOR OOMPANY, os Pag.s.DOLPtris.. OFFICE, No. 300 WALNUT 137REE7, Duinyes agliiut LOW OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on H enze ,. stares; atd other buildings. limited or naroetnal_,_ and nand rnitera. eh osods wares, Mei ndi.e I.suntry eown or co. GARR CAPITAL...O3I,I I O 66—A6REm0517j4! 01. Which is invested as follows, gig: In first mortgages on city property. worth -double the amount vaio , rs Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'. 0 per cent. first mortgage lima, at LOW 00 petmeylvonlaßailrood Co.'g 6 per Dent. me- - *end Ala$11160'1066:, 1.830.000) pr,pog 00 Wintisigilen and 'Broad Top Railroad and ennnivo,Pg mortgage COM 00 Groundrent. first , Olase— '1,462 60 - goiloteral Mono, well scoured._..._.-._ 2,00000 city of rinladalphla 6 per cent. loan—... 00,000 so Allegheny Cohnty 6 per cent. Ps. RR . loan_ loom oo nmerpial.Bank stook— 5.101 01 MOOluuncs' Rank stook-- sen 50 Tennifflreinjo. Railroad Cole gook— , 4,000 0 0 he Reliance Moths! Insurance Co.'s stook 36,300 00 he Comity. , Fire 'neurones Co.'s stook 1,000 00 he Delaware M. u. Irumranoe Co..' stook— • 700 00 Union Mutual Inenranoa Romp-- -- 380 00 Bills roesetvable—L-.... 14,906 74 Book accounts, accrued interest. d c.. 7.104 66 Cash 11444 641 . •M17.1S GI The Mutual prinolpie, combined with the security of it Stock Capital. Compa n y.e insured to partimpate in the prette of the without liability for tosses. Lames promptly adJuated and paid. DIRECTORS: Clem Tingle, Samuel Benham, WWilliam ft,kompoon, , Robert Steen, Frederick. Brown, William Masser, William Stevenson, Beni. W. Tines', John R. Worrell, attoshall Bill. R. 1,. Careen, J. Johnson Brown, Robert Toland, Charles Leland. G. D. Rosengarten, Jacob T. Bluffing, Charles e. Vi Smith Bowen James S. Woodward t Jefin Bissell. rttelnirg. CLEM TINGLEY, retrident, B. M. EINOSIMAR, Secretors.' Februarr le, Mt. fele THE ENTERPRISE lINEVIOrRANOE. OOMPA.2TY OP PRMADELPRA. (FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.) COMPANY'S BIIILDING, S. W. CORNER FOURTH AND.wALNur STBRETS. . ,DIRECTORS: kri ReTtrideltri STARR. 1 NOILDICAI L. DAWSON. ILLIAM McKim,i Gm°. R. El'ettlne`. .U.NltO FRAZIIIo I JOHN H. BROWN. F l low; M. ATWOOD, B. A. FAHNZEITOCI. 131 i,:. T. MINNICK. ANDREW D. Gem, EINZENt WNANTON, J. L. BRNINGNR. F. LATCH ORD STARR, President. s : . . ... W. CORE, Smeary. fele IDEENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE A COMPANY, No. 9111 OnErrri UT Street Philadelphia. L Off /INTER PERPETUAL. AL4,ram - PROFIT t D AMONC.THE IN. • THUHEIC. — • Image Lives for short terms or for the whole term of IS% ; givintAuntiitiessnd Endowments; purchase Life erserkr-sk-healr - Estato, end make marmots de pending on the contingencies of life. Thev-riel as Exeoutors, Administrators, Assignees, %pewee, and Guardi an. MISETS OP THE COMPANY, January 1.1961. 'lliortgates, ground rents, real estate— .8322,223 97 'United States stooks, Treanry notes, loans of State of . Peiuusylvania, city of Phila delphia, - MAP 34 Premium notes, iiians 297,694 es Pennsylvania, North Penrur:vanis roads. and County MI per cent. bonds 106,802 00 Bank, insurance, railroad, canal stocks, 4co, 07,667 49 , .43 f inh pa-homd, agents' balances, 38,206 N 81,071. LS 02 DAN . IRI., 1.. MILLER. President. - 6 SAMUEL E. STORM, Via. Pregidint. JORN W. goR.NO R. Secretary.. intat-tf TAWLAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY DI- A- , ISURAPICK COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. Incorporated by the Latielatare of Pennerylmaa, Oißee S. E. cornea of THIRD and WALNUT streets, PHILADELPHIA. 'RUBIES INSURANCE, On Voisolo,i Carty % To all parts of the Vforld. Freig t ' LAND INSURANCES On foods by Riven. Canals, jAkel, an t MIA Car naaea. to all parts of the Union. FIRE INSURANCES On Manhandle° generally. On Stone, Dwelling Mouses, &O. MEETS OF TEE OOKFARY, Nevemberr 11110, 5104.000 united Stated dye 411 cent. toad--.. 5100000 41 115,000 United States six efr mutt. Treasury 4""wi'tiaeete4-7 114,463 U 100,000 1 lia jtiZig‘l;n. 15,110 91000'' do. do. - eix do. do. 11,96 00 nd.ooo Philadelphia City3ll Cent. LOW. MAR 37 SNOOD Tennessee State till cent iOBll-. MAXI 00 00111) Pennsylvania Rail 24 morteace din ir cent, bonds 40,000 00 WOO SOO shares. stook Germantown. Gas Company. intermit and tinneipel ippyanteed by the City of Phila 3,000 /(4) dwell Ponneylvama Railroad Col:plow .. 50100 CO 0000 100 iharee North Peranylvania Rail road Comminy—... 000 00 1,1100 80 &hares Phileoelphia Ice Boat and Steam Tug Company. 1,200 00 IN I eharee Philadelphia aim Bane- de li/race Steam Tour-boat Company. 340 00 ISO 2 mimes Philadelphia .Exchange Company MI OD Loco 3 shame Contlitallitail co.. 000 0568,700 par. out asa,astal. Market raL8554,355 71 rooaresble. for uisurance Eand mortgages.— 31,500 00 state ems 5 boodne at i figenoion—Promittras onitla- Atte Polioies. interest- and other debts dee accompany-- -- )1106 CO lone , and other Companies - ' 1,6116 so on band—rn is drawer 475 35 . * ow a 11901.207 U DiHEUTOILS. . Klima Mares_ , P. R. Stokes. - A. der :,_ . . -J. F. Peale.* phills.Pankthm, '' Henry., Elloart i n ' fr i On K. Penrose, •• Bdward-Darhigion. lona O. Davis;; . H. Jones Brooks, Jamas Trarratr. -- ftanoer H'llvains Wham Jir o ? Jr., Thomas C. Hand: ' awes C. , _ I Robert Burton, MOM O. q uit: " Jacobitmi. ..,rarialki, : . i. . ~- --.--6, me .' mer, ; Jo ' Bemsla, Pittab's, ugh Oral& . D. Tadorgan, gioutlecKay, ... ' A. a /War._ " - I spark xym ilißel. gen a. rati ßAK Ty D . , yil l e, Preeinnair4 VIBE 1148171LiNOE • Examarrpxr.— THE' -PENNSYLVANIA FIRE 'INSURANCE cePlSPANY—lnooorated IBX—CRARTER PEEPS TUAL,No. 610 WALNUT Street. opposite indesend !sage Square. Thu Company. - 'favorably kaolin to the Communityfor thirty-six years,loontinues to insure against lose or +Satesse by Fire. on.pubbo or private Boildinge. either permanently or a limited time. Also, on Forniture, Mnonta e of woos or Merchandise generally. on liberal Se. Their Capital. together with a large Surplus Fund. is invested in the most careful manner. which enables them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in theme - of loss. • DrItICCTORS. jortathan Pattirson, Inas* Ilaslehurst, Qnuinn Ca U, Thomas Robins, .a.isx.safir Sauna, Dainlet autich, Jr., William Montehue, John Devereux, Thomas Smith. JONATRAN PATTERSON, President. BICATON Esarmt, Boorstary. aps-17 IN SURANOE COMPANY OF THE Craws OF PENNBYLVANIA—FINKAND MA- Inif.alleNOE Non. 4 AND EXCHANGE vi s u bort i oatifM 7 Caoital OrMC,ooo—Feb. i, 1860, gook All e invesied is wand and aveniabio socantwo—oon tin*. to mom on Vow& and cargoes, Buildings, Stooks of Morohandium, &0., on liberal. tams, DISLEGTOR.S. grimy D. gberrerd, George H. &mart, Simeon Toby gambol errant, Jr., Ul m lt " - ill 'c'bi n e fai r ß a Me r itloob. LOB B. 1t5d4 1 ... Hgargi.Freoman. wagon R. waits Char B. Lewis, 64107199 C. Carson. HENRY D. lIIIERILEID, Freaidobt, WILLIAM BAWER., Secretary. joilLtf SURANCE. -- MECHANICS' rgl INSURANCE.--MECHANICS' COMPAICY of Philadelphia, No. IBS...North llMods, and Merohandise generally from lose .or damage by Fire. Tile eompany guarantee to adjust all lamespromptly, and thereby hope te merit the patron age of the public. I )P William Miran, Flanigan, graactte , "Coover. Miabsel game L. - paugbarty, Myna Mogovern, sitheis, -- - ' r irdrao; 17.7617,1C0nid0k r James Dttr_ John Bro Matthew McAleer, Franole Fallsmley., Bernard Rafferty, John. Thomas J.-Ilemahill. Be rn ard l Uas t i ltalsentan. Ilhonug Pisher, Charles Clare. Franca Idohlanes, ' Michael Cahill _ FRANCIS MOREL "'inland. *BERNARD 'LAFFERTY. aeoretarr. ore-1y A hiEBIOAIi FIRE INSURANCE rx PE INCORPORATED 1810 CRARTRIL PER- No . TII 310 WALNUT Strad, above Third, Philadelphia, Navnina Wee vaid-up. Capital Stock and Bnridue, Invested in sound and available Becuritiee, Merchandise to Wore an Dvellints• - stores , Furniture, Merchandise. Vessels n Vert end their oaxeoee, and other Damsons' property. ' 41.11 Wee, liberally sod promptly adjusted. • - - DITVZCTORS. John T. Lewis, - Jame* R. Campbell, EolmuPd G. Than, Waal Mormn. Chas. W. Ponltney, THOMASB MARI% President. ALBEIT C. IL CRAWFORD:Seenetarr. falit-tf Thos. R.,M john Welsh, S. Samuel Q. xortoa, Patrick Brady, lfit.Xo' = ANCE INSURANOE COMPANY —oisoe No. SO* WALNUT Street. FIRE - ISSUIRAI4OB-ein Houma and Merohandies genmlly.f. on favorable terms, either limited or pee r:Ma • : I.IpECTORS : ismßeassh. Thomas Marsh, JON) Q. Gluodo, u t ' Charles Thonireolle j)...Roberta,..! Jame* T. Bale, Hai:mall.. Smedley. Joshua T. Oven, Xenben C. liale, John J. Griffi s.h BONSALL, Preeadent. JOHN Q. GINNODO, Vice Preendeal, Rierann Co% Secretary. inn JOB PRINTERG. TIE NI! JOB PRINTING OFFIOR " THE PRESS" iiimpaced to execute neatly, oheephr osza expedhiamai STE=T •s.out*so„ of F a ~ lALR~, unit Boon, er:.e."t1:11.3 ,SLATE 01' AVERY DESCRIPTION =:l3=3 LOOTIONEERO, LAWYER/3 StEILCHANIiN, WILMAOTVR IAILAWILD ABU 1118UWIVE CONPANLEEI. PLAIN END ORNAMENTAL Ruvuma- sr An 4rdeva" haft at thig fittatatiat 016.48 of no P ftss. 3 17 CHTSIIIIII7 iyemin.... will be vroststli mug lit PLITURO-PNEUMONIA,• OR CATTLE EPIDEMIC. • CATTLE DINEASS, , CATTLE DISEARE. CATTLE DINE ANN, OATTLZ DMEANE. be Miiinfailintremody.far this Lo Is d i sease 407 Vita had by ra l te n ti t V ir ilict i" ,w•diA lK lOß for all kinds or= • _ ..., AREANTIO: - .1. OR MONEY RETTI - pw___ r. AchititarlTED. OR stscatET RlA r icia jt aIe—WARRANTED* OR MONEY. R ARR.AI,CiED. o.t MONEY . KErcutn : Lk": ritt . NOII I 13--? ti, SNOW :t awl*, teals Di sieW T HE PENNSYLVANIA VENTRAL ItAILROAI4,_ AcK 260 MILES DOUBI e . 1861. 1861. THE 9APIST:INVITIVIIMSTArtir. EQUAL TintEE' TB ROUGH PASSE EN. PAINE! --.. BET Ig K;l4 PHI LA DELPHIA , 411. D PITaILIFES. Coensptin g diree: at Philadelphia with Throush That." fgern amen. New York, and ally . obits and in the mon Depot at Pottobayg with Ihrongh Tnstua rind —irui ll rurnl i e t tu j u n g t gig:i,. for the tro ll moo " fi ga u ti th o l j e g Passenger, - unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any other route. Express and Fast Lines run through to PitbeiTo without change of Cows or Conductors. A ll T hrong Passenger Entine provided with Loughridge's Patent Brelte—speed under perfect control of the engineer, thus adding much to the safety of travelling. Smelting glare are attached to mush Train Weed roll's Steeping Care to hxpress and Fast Trots's. The EXPRESS RUNS DAILY : Mail end Fast Lines, Ban derol excepted, Mail Train leay.e. Philadelphia at 7133 A. Fast Lin e Line • 11.15 A.M. ' Express rain leaves •• 110.42 EM. WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLO W S : Harrisburg Acoomstodation, via Columbia, 2.30 P. M. Columbia " 4.00 P. M. Pergesurg at, P.M. West Chester • no. 1, at gag A. M. 46 No. 2 at 12 30 P. M. West Chester Passengers will take the West Chester Nmf. 1 and 2 and Columbia Trains., Passonsem for Sunbur_y Wiiiiamsnort, Buf falo, Niagara Falls, awlintermediate points, leaving Philadelphia at 7.38 A. M. and 2.3) P. M.. so direatlY through. Tickets Weitward may be obtained at tie ofltoei of the Company In Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Baltimore ; and Tickets be/award at any of the [mispr ision tr mimed Offices in the West; also on board any of the regular Line of Steamers on the Mongolism or Ohio rivers sir Fare as low, and time as quit*. as by any other Ronto, For furtbor information minty at the Passenger Sta tion. Southeast comer of Eleventh and Market streets. The completion of the Western connections of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago make this the DIRECT LINE BETW PAIN THp EAST AND THE CIKCIILAiIIs, ELEADB HAND/JILL*. 1:11.8 LII MEOHANICIL BANNS. RAILROAD LOUIS._ Uaalai3 The commotion of creels, by tho Railroad Bridge at Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight. together with the saving in time. are advantages readr if lte.prnerated by Shippers of and the Travel hng Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta tion of their Freight to this Company, clan rely 'with confidence on its weedy transit. THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any whit in the West by the Pennsylvania Railrosd are at all limes at few areal." as and charged by other Railroad Companies. - Be particular to mark packages " via Peened vests Railroad.' Sor FilCiskt Contracts or Skipping _Directions, eIPPIT to. or address either of the following Agents of the Company: D.; A. Stewart, Pittsbur : H. S. Piero° & Zanegville, J ; J. J . Janson. Rip ley, 0. moNceiv, Maysville, Iff L i ormshY SF.Ur.or per, Portegnouth, 0.; Paddock & Jeffersonville. Indiana ; W. Brown Si Co., Cincinnati, o.,—Athern & Hibbert,Cinoinnata, 0.; R. C. Meldrum, madlnoll: M Ind., Joe . E.oore, Up. ; P. G. O'fbler& Co., Evansville, Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo, R. F. Sam; Sailer & Glans Bt. Bt. Louis. Mo.; John R. Jiarris, Nashville, Tenn.• Horns & He m, Mem phis, Joan.; Marge & Co., 'Cimino, HI. ; W. EL H. Koonte. Alton. 111; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points m the Wegt. S. B. xi reunTors, Jr., rhiladelphia. NI&GRAW & KOONS. BO North street Baltimore. LEECH & C0..1 Astor Hone or 1 S. William at.. N. Y EECH & CO.. No . PT State s treet, Boston. H. H. HOUSTON. Gong Freight Agent, nil& L. L. ROUST. Gen'l Tiokat Aseng, Phila. • - • E. LEWIS, Gen'l flart't Altocina ? ys. issly 1861. ft pitaiiiiit, 18061. aPitige AR esgortztatior,..iblut. m . nm CAMDEN Arm AirIBOY tAND PHILA DELPHIA ANETRENTON:RALLROAD COOll &INES FROM PHILADELPHIA: 'NO NEW YORK AER WAY PLACER, MR WLLLAA V w A £8 r F A OL LOWS I , N VGTZ,• INOT sane. Atli A. 01., cm Camden and Amboy, (L and A. Ac oommodadon — is At BA. M., cis Camden mid Jersey City , (R. J. ) Accommodation . 3 At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jerre! City, Morning cc At WI A. AL, ria• xemungtoi and Jersey 'City; Western =mss, 100 At 1334 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Accommo dation, • X At I P. M., Tut Camden and Amboy. O. and A. En- press .- . -- 306 At P. ,4P. M. via Kensing ton and Jersey City, Eve -3 00 At tit nil.. via Kensington and Jersey City, ad At 6P. hi.. via Camden and Jersey City. Evening Mai1—....._.. 3 00 At aikr. IIL, via Gantt+ , en and 'Jersey CitY,l3ollll - Mail ....,........... -...................«. ...-. .......... 3 25 At li P. M., via Camden and Amboy; iCeeommoila. tion, (Freight and Passengenj—lst Class Mast.. 1 31 Do. do.. .. 20_ Clam Ticket— 160 The OPM Mail Line, rene daily. The BB P M, South ern Mall. Saturdays exempted. _ For Belvidere, Beaton, Lam bertville, Fle &a., at 7.10 A. M. from . Kennington, and 134 P.M Walnut -street wharf. _ For Water Gap,_Strondsburg„ Swanton, Wilkesbarre, Montrose, Great Bend, a0.,7.10 A. M. from Kensington, via Delaware. Lackawanna and Western It. IL - For Manch Chunk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at 7.10 A. M. from Kensington Depot, and 234 P.M. from Wed nut.etreet wharf : : (thel 7.10 A M, line win:mate with train leaving Easton at 1.15 P. M.) 3IFor Mount Holly, at 6 and 13 A. M., I and 434 P. M. For Freehold. at 6A. M.. and.l P. M. $. WAY LINES. For .ristel,_ Trenton, ao.. at 7.10 A. Itt.. et ant gm P. M. from Kennington. and 334 P. M. from Walnut street wharf. For Palmyra, Strverion, Delano*. Beverly, Sunni toDunyFlorenee, Berdentown. &s.. at 1136 . 1.434 . and I . Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermediate places at 334 P. M. from Walnut-inept wharf. W For New York, and 'Way Lines leave Kensington Depot; take the cars, in Fifth street, above Wa ln ut, half an hour before de arture.. The oars run into.the deicot, an d on arrival o each train, run from the depot Fifty round. of Baggage,. only, allowed each Pusan er; - pumangein era nrohibited from Inking anything as gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage - over n pound, to be paid for egtra. The Company Bait the r reinsonsibilty for baggage to Ono Dollar per POIZZICit r iff! and will not be liable for any amount beyond am, ex cept by special isontmet. mb.37 , WM. IL extzmrst. Agent. WINTER ABRAM/E -va E NT .—PRILADELPRIA, GERMANTOWN,A NORRUMOWN RAILROAD. FOR On and afte MORAY : _Nov.. 3 9 . GE .Lease Phibidelphis,l tB, 9 . 10,11, - 41 4- 111 M. , /*? a, am. 4,k Of, th 7, di 9.)o2diApd_ 14,3kr _ 12 A LIMO uermantown,o, zt .* iNgia N " , " 44 ' P Leave Philadelphia; 9.06 nun. A. XL, 2. 1, and UM . Leave earmantown, E.lO mutt - A. M., 1.10 WM, C. eat IX P.M • CRESTNIVZ MILL RAILII.OAIIV " • Leave Philadelphia, 0, & 10, and IS A. M.. S. 4.4.4, and 20' .P. M. • • Chemunt run, '1,1% 120 1 . &40, and MI, and 11.40 AAL, L 40,11.40 0.10. and 1.40 Pad. si r Leave Philadelphia , 9.05 • & and P.M. Leave Oheetnut Mil, I.oomm, A. M., 2900, 0.40, and 9.10 Mills P. M. - FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN. Leave Philaoelphia,6Ao, /.39,_906, and MO rain. A. M. 1.06,Lee. AM, 9.55, and EX Y. Leavehometown, 59 Ts 8.049, SW II A. N., 339, 431 and6P.M. ON BENDA YS. Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M and 0 P. M.. for Norris town. Leave Ifoniatown,_73i A M. and 6 P. M. FOR M.A.NAY UNX. Leave Philadelphia, A6O 73( 9.01, and 11.1X1 A. M. 146. 2.06. Leo. 43‘, sza, tko6,. bears ldanarank. 63i, IN, 6.66, NC 1131 A. Al., 2. 63i 11 lOC and ON SOKDAYS. Leave Philadelphia. 0 A. M., a, and 7 P. Leaire hlaaavank TE A. 7 , 1.,03i, and aP. 01. DEPT.iTH_, _Gartered Ehipe_ritt Pendent. 71014/-tf NINTH mid %R EM Streets. NORTH PEINNSYL FOR RETHLEHEid DO V ARR A TO L irie t LIiCH CHITICK, HAZATQN. and ECKLEY. , THREE T 01.M.MTRAINS. On and after MONDAY. December IMO, Passenger Trainswill leave FRONT and WlLLOWlltreets, Phila delphia. daily, k (Sundays excepted), es follows: At 6.30 A. 36;,_tExpreee), for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauoh Chunk. Hazleton, Wilkeebarre, &a. At 1.45 P. M., (Express), for Bethlehem', Keeton, An. This train reaches Easton at 6P. M. and makes close eellneotion with New Jitney Central for New York, k At 6 M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, At 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. for Doylestown, At a P. AL, for Fort Washington. The IL Leh i gh Ex - press train makes close connection with thValley Railroad at Bethlehem, being the shortest end, most desirable route to Wilkesbans, and to all oints in the Lehigh_ , ooal region. TRAINS FOR Plait ADELPHLA. Leave Bethlehem at 5.42 A. M,, 9.1 e A, Id., and 4.68 P Leave Doylestown at 1.115 A. M. and 5.30 Leave Fort Wasnington at 6.45 A. ht. ON 1117PIDA.YS.—PhiladelPhis for Fort Wankinnton at 9.30 A.M. Philadelphia for Do eylestown at 4 P. M. Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. M. Fort Washington for Philadelphia at gegs pare to Bethlehem— fl 50 l b F e are to Manoh Chunk, el RI are to Easton 160. 44 Pare to Wilkeabarre.. 4 Through Tickets must procured at the Ticket Offices, at WILLOW Street, or 8EEF...98480t, in order to secure the above rates of fare. All Passenger Traits (egaent dandy j !km) connect at Berke Street with Fifth and -street., and Second and Third - streets Passenger ads, twenty minutes after leaving Willow ELL Stry lB et. lei-tf MAXI; Anent. PRING' - ARRANti - NEENTe—PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. • D BALTIMORE RAILROAD. On azd after MONDAY APRIL 16. El% • .' PASSENGER TRAINS ',RAW.' PHILADELPHIA: For lad .= ,re at 11.1 b A. M., 11.66 A. M., (Exprea), and 10.60 P. M. P "Yor ()hail: et B.li A. M.. U,36A ; M., Ali and 10.1 A . Pd. For Wilmington at 11.14 A. M., 1186 A. M., (.17 and MAO For Dew Castle at IN A. M. and 4.15 P. M. For Dover: at LW A. M.. and 4.16 P. M. For Milford at 8.15 A. M. For Baba bmy an A. TAIM FOR PRI.LADELPRIA Leave, Bajannore at 6.16 A. M. (Exprese). 9.0 A. IL, and 4.16 P. AL Leave Vinsoinaton at 6.60 and 940 A. Pl., 1•01 end BP.5f. Leavefielmilipiur at Lea P. M. Leavesaittord at 4 P. M. Leave Dover at 646 A. At. and 6.24) P. M. Leave Dew Castle atBi6 A. M., 7.al P. M. Leave Chester at LW A. Moan), lin and 640 P.M. Leave. Baltimore for lialisnary and Delaware TAD road at la A. X.. TEAM FOB. DAVPI6IO/E: heave Chester at &X A.M.. MO ead 11.70 P.M. Leave Wilmington at OM A. M., IL= P. AL. and 77 FII3IOWI TRAIDOrith Passenger- Car attashed. will run as follows : Mere Philaaelehiii for Perryville and intermediate at 445 . Leave Wilminiton for Perryville and int erm ediate Places at T. 14 P. sa. Leave wihrenston for Philadelphia end Interme diate plazas at 6P. X. Leave Blivre-de-Grace for Baltimore aid mteniadl ate stations at 6 Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Grace-and intermedi ate stations at bF. M. Olt EIIYNDAY6 Only at IDJO. F. M. from Philadelphia to Silt= Oak at 4 46 P. AL from Baltimore to Fhtladel SPII 6. M. FELTON. President, ....`-- PHILADELPEE A. _- AN_P READING ROAD.-PABREN ER TRAINS for FOITSVM READING, and HARRISBURG, on and afterlApril 29. 1861. MORNING LINES. DAlLY J ffiundarir Riento.4. Leave New Depot. corner of mAOAD mut C,,r,u MU Street,. PRILADEL PHlA,(rasseTr entrances on Th irteenth and on Callowhill street" at 8 'A. RI, unmet= at Harrisburg with the FEN SYJAANLA RAILRLAD, 1 2. M. train mining to Pittoz . i ., 7llt CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.05 P. M. train Chambersborg, _Carlisle_, Ice.,._- and the 110i1 : Wri. CENTRAL RAIROAD I F. M. train, running to Ban tam &a. AFTERNOON LOOM Urfa New Devil, comer of BROAD and CALLOW BII .1. Streets, PHILADELFHIA4 reasenger entrances on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streets,' for YOTTBt VILLE and HARRISBURG, at Later, AL,_DAILY, for READING only, at 5 P. fil..: DAILY. (MUM el . Viiri i zrow VIA nuui t xtiraut AnD 31EADIX$ RAIL Pi gig FRILAMPRLI. Miles. wo rhenixville . 3111 Raiding— —..— gg i Philadelphia and Lebanon_ ... 86 end Lebanon Valli l M. Hamad:art —..—lilt uphill .- .- "nrsburE—.-10 i Northern Clittral, Torten Janction_l6B Initrost. bury —......165 Nortiounborttn4.-111 ( wiebarg ----VP ton —HS er—..-- --LW — L amm rt —XS JerseLehore —.—an kr....tHyren ...--.......151 y ---MS - tni Willi 6 32Morl and El m ira EIRDIS-......-0.....-SW Irailrogd. The LS A. M. and IRI F. K. train wed datli at crillerwittimnrofif r e nhirnt itifrita the no with Rpm to Niagara F ' C n ritalhe Wear, mid ntkiregt. D alI W MLA ELYRIA: Corner of ROAD i o and C WaiLL tm & - H. meILHENNEY. Re rater, '' - - DAILY INLAND FRIRIORT LINN -TO PION FOLK AND PO TAMOUTH. VA., and to the unser tal 'Cities and- q_wne -in the South and. Bouttoreet. uoode sent to the meet. earner BROAD Street and WAS Eul , 4ol'oll Avenue, will be forwarded dear, and at an low rates am by any other line. H. P. ZUNi- 4 ... .. I ,, Ey, Master of TlanetteffAMOn P. W. olt- S. 1/.44,00. '2 addil-tf ,Vir.JAS.T , V gg 'l4 lame mem. AN °. as" 1411 *.A. ism : " . 2 41 * _ . FURNM' .BRINLEY, & 00., No. 420 MARKET STREET. Saw, OR IMP ORTED DRY GOODS. On oem Mornin. Mu 10. at 10 ohileok P . for Gash. by oataogns— -300 packages mid lots of fano, and stalls imported dry goods. N. F. PANMABT. ATIOTIONBER, Bac • * atom to B. Scott. Jr.. 431 CHESTNUT Bt. ALE AMERICAN AND IMfoRTED DRY GOODE, ER BRowidius, ILlD=Vrie, FLOWEstd, tco., by catalogue. This MOTZlian May 8, commencing st 10 ceolook. ZPIBROIRERIEB , A line of late styles needlework collars and lets, waists, robes, Prods, hanAkercanefs, Ao. fIOPIPIET RI 013 to wk. cartons Paris IPTlGiatiss Inuot ribbons. PAR" PLoWa. 100 Garton rich sty I. Pares artifici nti al flowers. Included in pale this morning— AO lots Irmo black silk lanes, Paris lace mitts, Paris lace points ithsotilly lace mantles, Sto. LAWNS. DRISSB GOODS. AND SHAWLS.. Also. lots Paris organdy lawns and robes, delainese Stella shawls, &a. St3o Zs ZEPHYR YARN. Also, at 20 Orelook precisely, no The assorted ewers zephyr yarn, for fancy hosiery goods, manufacturers' cord for hoods, eso. RCIOP SEAMS. Also, 00 dozon superior steel spring hoop skirts, 3640 hoops each. Sheriff's Sale.. LARGE LARGE PIRE-PROOP 8 APie, WATCH MOVE MEN VS, TOOLS, &a. On Tnursday Morning, May 9, at 10 o'oloek. One large fire proof safe, a quantity of watch move gratohes, tools, Metals, &o. SHERIFF'S SAGE-LARGE STOCK OF GROCH. RIES AND LIQUORS. On Thursday Morning. May 9. at 10 o'clock. at Bentham corner of. Seventh and Pine atieets,ine stock. fixtures. good-will. and lease of premises. !noinned in atonk wilt be found a full assortment of teas. coffee. aniomangara, fine wines and liquors, Ice., all seleoted for first-class city retailing. POSITIVE BALE OF 200 OASES STRAW GOODS, On Friday Morning. May 10, commencing at 10 o'clook, 200 oases ohoioe and desirable styles straw goods, eontisting, in part. of Coburg, fine split straw, .anghsh, Florence, and haw bonnets, Colored and white Boulevards and fancy hats, Shake hoods, &a. prIllIP FORD 4t.. 00., AVOTIONERRS w No. 830 MARKET 41root and *VI MINOR as. YOSITIV IC tiALE OF 1.000 CASES BOOM/MOM AND BROGANS. On Thursday Morning. May 9, at to o'olock ensoutely,entl be &Ad, by oats, legue-- 3,000 eases men' s, boys' and youths' calf, kip, and grain boots, calf, kni, and-[rata brogans. Congress gaiters, calf and Pat Lea Oxford ties, walking shoes, As.; wo men's, misses', and children's calf, kip, goat, morocco and kid heeled boots and shoes, gaiters. slippers, bus hing, Ac.; also, a large, and desirable &assortment of first-class city-made rands. Wir Goods open for examination, with cataloguer. early on the morning of sale. nTZPATRIOK It BROS., AU& • woruram, GOA CREETNIPS Strest. abm BALM ISVEILY XI/PALMS. At I Vslook of Books, stationery end fensy goods. watches.jewelry, chicks, silver plated were. watery. peannom mug ursl instroements. Also, Hosiery, dry goods. boots and Mitiee, and ma eimsdistrof everydesorption. DAY BARED every Monday, Wednesday, add Fri deY at IA o'clock A.M. PRIVATE BAIA& At primaeval° several lams eowngnments of watekes, jewelry, books, stationery, sumer-plated were, catlerY, fanoy doom/. Ito. To wiuoh is solicited the attention oi sa.tyr and ocontry merchants arid others. 00Magilinents solioited of all kinds of morsionallso for minor publio or.privete stilea• aT fuberal cash advances made on sonsisostrats. Oat-door aides swim:dim-attended to. anti.WEEKLY COMMUNICATION ii . v STEANI lIETWE2N NEW 'YORK AND LI E POOL, oril ric inn at QUEENSTOWN are lane.) to lan and em passengim _ and despatches. The Liverpool, New ors, and Philadelphia Steam ohm Company's splendid Clyde-built iron screw steam shine, pre Intended to sail as follows: P Kurd NEW YORE_ FOR LIVERPOOL. OITI" OF MANCHERTER. Saturday. May II 0= OP BALTIMORE, Saturday. May Is KAZIOAROO, Saturday. kW 26 And every Saturday throughout the year, from P. ER No , 44 N. E .R RATES OF PASSAGE THROUGH PROM. PHILADELPHIA. Cabin, to Queenstown, or Livem0in...—............i . m Do. to London, via Liverpool—.....-,—...—...... 80 Steerage to Queenstown , or Liverp001..........-- SO Do. to London__ . Rein - TlTitOica7triiiitlyierio - r - iiiii - rnrie, from Liverpoo l . Passengers forwarded to Havre. PIMA, Hamburg. Bremen, and "Langan', at through rates. tifiostes of passage issued from Liverpool to /Vow York— - 8 40 Certifiostes of passage lulled from Queenstown t o New 'York— 810 These steamers have superior sooommodattons for passengers, ere oonemioted with watertight compart ments. and C 4717 eiperiOlicred surgeon, For freight, or passage, apply ett the orrice of the Com- Poor, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 111 Walnut street, Phildelphia. In Liverpool. to WM. INMAN, Tower Buildings. In Glasgow, to WM. INMAN, 13 Dixon street. sisok.T ,BRITISH AND NORTH AMERMAN ROYAL MAIL !STEAM __ __ leltoM NEW 20111. 20 LIVIREOOI, Chief Cabin PaeaageOne • Second Cabin Passage PRO ll 11037011 TO LIVERPOOL. Chief Cabin Passage— .110 Beoond Cabin fesstuge....... . 0 The ships from New iorkMal_at Cork Harbor. The ships from Boston osil at Halifax and Cork Hay bor. PERSIA. Capt. Judkine. AFRICA, Cant. Shannon. ARABIA. Ca_pt. J. Stone. CANADA,wieder/lon. VIA, Capt. E. O. Lott. AMERICA. Capt. McAuley COTRALABIAN NIAGARA, Capt. Moodie, Capt. E. M. haler. EUROPA. Capt. J. Conk. SC lA, InCrir These vessels oarry a oiear white Stitt at mast-head croon on starboard bow: red on port bow. ffIAGARA, Moodie, leaves Boston, Wednesday, May fl4 a . Gott : , York. Wednesday. May 8. . LABIA. Mane. " n etaon, Wednesday, MAY In. AP ICA, Shannon, " . York. OS edbeedsr, Seer 21 EUROPA, Anderson, " Boston. Wednesday. May M. itSIA, " N. York, Wednesday, Juno a. AM l iCA, Moodie , " Boston, Wedneeda.7.june 11. At 3 A. Lott, " N. V ork,Wedriessiay, .111120 19. Berta' not secured until paid for. An experienced Surgeon on board. The owners of tholes shies will not be acco untable for Gold. !Sayer, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills of hiding are signed therefor, and the value threof therein expreaW. For freigh t or 'Mate' aPto E. IC UNA 4 Bowling Green. New ork. - FOE THE 8017TH.-OHARLEB TON AND SAVANNAH SIHADIERIPS. Its lading for goods for points other than the Mlles o Charleston and Savannah, must be accompanied with certified invoices. to insure prompt delivery. All goods not permitted immediate Sa va nnah arrival of the steamers at Charleston and will be gent to the , Costom-house stores. .. The Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA baying_ been withdrawn for the present, the Steamship KEYSTONE STATE will rim to both Savannah and Charleston. taking freights for both ports at the same time, pro