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THE PULPIT.
[Reported for The Press.]
A Sermon for the Times,
DitLIVSRED BY THE REV. W. H BESADS, APRIL
AT ens HEW seattsatmit CHURCH, ON cans
RY STEIL?, NEAR TWENTY-MST.
r. A ed vra-s node at , sod of apeakine all these words'
to all lonic : and he said unto them. Bin tour heart'
unto 5.4 the win *which I Genf, amone you tnis dry,
which se she I Comm .od ,our children to ormierve
do. ail 'he words of ibis I .w. For it. Is tuna vatn 'hire
for )en; breans, It Is your life: mid though this t tag
ye shall prom eyour da!a in the •aso wanner ye go
ever Jordan to iposltoas at , '—Dent. 48-47.
" All the words which Moses spoke to all Israel,"
were words of Divine Law, precept, and statute,
given by the Lord through him for the establish
ment of the representative of a church among the
ohildreo of Israel, and for the foundation of that
civil polity and government, which was to serve es
3 baste and continent of the Church By the word
of the Lord a chump was formed among them,
which should ant in and upon the world, through
the Agency and instrumentality of an organized
community, of a people so ordered and arranged
by laws and precepts, that it would take its
place and perform its part, as a nation among the
other nations of the earth. By the word of the
Lard, as the Divine creating and forming energy
and power, all Israel was made a great Boold re
presentative man, through which, as a rightly con
stituted organ and instrument, the Divine Being
could operate the will of his merciful pro
vidence, in .eommtmloating life to the world.
and in preserving the human race from
destruction. These laws and precepts, whim
determined the specific form and constitution
of the church, of its priesthood, and its worship,
gave organized form and existence to the heart
and lung:, or that representative man ; they were
the agents by which its life-blood of Truth from
Good was conveyed throughout the whole body,
and by wbioh it was preserved in a oondition to
perform its use in the world; for as the church is
the heart and lungs of the untaxed human form,
SO is the good and truth wbioh is in the church
from the Lord, the life principle, the blood of that
human form_ The precepts and statutes which
determined the whole external polity of the nation,
which constituted its civil, social, and domestic
government, gave organic form and existence to
other and more external parts of the body of that
representative man ; they were the agents, as
viscera and members, by whmb the life , blood of the
truth—the sprit that was in the man from the
Lord—Could come forth into actuality and power,
and do the work of real life in ultimates, which it
was sent to do Therefore does Moses, who repro-
Bente the Lord as to the Divine Truth or Law, say
unto all Israel; "Set your hearts unto all the
words which I testify among you this day, which
you shall command your children to observe to do,
al/ the words of this law. For it is not a vain
thing for you; because it is your life : and through
this word ye shall prolong your days in the land
whither ye go over Jordan to possess it." Because
tie enctroh is as the bean and lungs, its good and
truth,as the blood and breath, or the very life, and
those 'who compose the church, who receive its
good and truth, and suffer It to form their lives and
determine their words and actions, are as the body
and its members ; therefore does he say, " ttet your
kerartr unto all the words which I testify unto yon
this day;" open your hearts, or affections, and
your understandings to the truths which teach you
what your spiritual or religious duties aro, and
also to those Unite which teach you what yohr
moral and civil duties are; what you owe to God,
as the Lord of life, awl what you owe to your fellow-
Men, as brothers and members of the same com
mnatty or State_ For, this "is not a vain thing for
you; because it is your life: and through this word
ye shall prolong your days in the Jana whither
you go over Jordan to posse's it." It is not a
vain, an empty, or a foolish thing to set theAsart
unto all the words of the law, to obey and do them
all, but it is life—life here and life hereafter—
for "if thou wilt enter into life, keep the oom-
Mandments." The Jewish Church was a repro.
seutative church, and tbo Jewish nation was a
representative nation The history of the este
blistiment of the former is the history of the
Lard's establishment of his Church at all times
and in all forms, and the history of the relation
which the latter bore to the former, aid of its be
ginning, growth, and development as a nation,
gives us knowledge of the relation which every
nation or State ought to bear to the Church, and
tam of the great truth that all laws which are at
all true mot right are based upon and derived
from the Divine law, and that, therefore, all
governments organised by and administered ac
cording to such laws have a primal Divine origin
The deealogne oOntaille the Sum and substance
of every law of order, divine, spiritual, moral, .
and civil, and as the decalogne is Divine truth,
every such law of order Is, in its essence, an
eternal principle of right, justice,
virtue, and lob
ules, as it is an God, and as it is given and die
rinsed from God to man, for hie guidance in the
way of righteousness Bud hOlineall. And although
man, when he forme his civil governments on
earth, may and most take these principles as they
are given him in in Heaven, and so taking them
may enact them into oonsiitutions of civil polity
and codes of civil ens criminal jarispradenos ; he
can no more wake them than he can make a world
or a grain of sand On the ground of the general
principle, then, that the Church is as the heart
and lunge to the State or civil community, and
that the laws which make the government of the
State, that they may be laws of order, must be
taken from the Divine laws which, in their highest
and spiritual form, constitute the Church, we can
see that all human governments originate in the
Divine goverment, and that as there is a ° Divine
right of the priesthood in the Church, there is a'
Divine right of rulers and magistrates in the State.
This Divine right, however, as may be farther
seen• does not rest in the priest as an individual,
but aa a representative of the Lord ; nor in the
rnier or metriatrate as a man, but as a represent*.
tive of the Lord ; and the power which is or ought
- tab, exercised is not in the priest, but in the law
of as priest; and not in the ruler or magistrate,
but to the law of the ruler or magcstrate. And
tins law of the former is Divine Tracts in the spirit
ual plane of human life ; whilst the law of the .
ter is Divine Troth in the civil plane of human
life ; or, in other words, the law of the former is
the law or constitution of the government of the
Church, while the law of the latter is the law or
constitution of the Government of the State. In
Its very i4fra, therefore, every ecclesiastical and
eivil government involves a recognition and ac
knowledgment of the Lord as the /fin,g, who
rules and governs the spiritual and the natural
_man by His truth. and who sends forth His truth
from His Divine Love to nil* and govern man in
the internal spiritual and- in the external civil
plane of his life, so that there may be harmony
and to-operation between the internal and eater.
nal man, between the heart and lungs, and brain
and viscera, and Members, to the establishment of
trite and perfect organized societies and individual
men. And for this region is every denial and re
jection of the supreme royalty and kingship of
tee law, in Chnren or State, a denial and rejection
of the Divine Truth, and treason against Ctod.
From the wide* of the thunder and lightning of
Sinai was given the Word, "Honor thy father and
mother that thy days may be long upon the land
which the Lord thy God giveth thee," "which
word, whilst in its . spiritual sense, it is a Divine
command, rejoining upon man to honor, love, and
reverence sod, and the Church, as his spiritual I
Father ad Mother, in its highest natural sense,
requirea honor and love of the country as the natu
ral parent of all its inhabitants, and obedience to
its laws, as to the laws of the parent who stands in
the plane of the Lord, in the civil plane of life.
Asal thus is every disobedience of the laws of the
sonntry not only an eat of dishonor to the common
leotard parent, but also an act of dishonor to the
common Divsne Parent ; which, if persisted in,
mast lead to the destruction of "the soul and ,
body in hall." But, again, as the Charoh is con
stituted of the principles of goodness and truth, or
of spiritual charity and faith, so the State which
serves If as a natural bads, and enveloping conti
nent,
Is constituted of civil charity and taus.
Thera is in the former a general principle of good
ness Which man is to love and to do, and a gene
ral principle of truth which he is to learn and ac
knowledge ; and when be laves this goodness, and
aokirowledges this truth, spiritual charity and
faith are conjoined in him to the establishment of
the Church, and the development of a true spirit`
UM man. Thus, also, there is in the latter a ge
neral principle of good which every cideen ought
to love and to do, and a general principle of
Truth, wbioh he ought to learn and acknowledge;
and which- when be does love and acknowledge,
• will bring *boat a conjunction of civil Charity and
faith in him to the development of a true civil
man. , The good or charity of the Church is the
love of that which is spiritually signified by
neighbor—namely, the Lord, and all things divine I
from Him; heaven and heavenly life, and human ,
lonia, and their welfare and happiness by salva
tion
In the heavens; and the troth or faith the
Chneel is the knowledge and aoknowledgment of
the divine word, and of all doctrine from the word
which teaches how genuine goodie to be done, and
heaven and heavenly happiness are to be attained
Bat the good of the State, er its charity, le the
welfare, happiness, prosperity, and safety of the
country, which is the neighbor in the supreme
natural sense: it is the common good of the
whole; and the Truth or faith of the State
is the constitution which determines its form
'of government, and the laws by which the ,
government is administered, and the end of
the common good of the whole community is
sought and attained. And as spiritual good is the
very assesses of life of the Church, and spiritual
truth its form and body, so IA civil geed the very
anaemia and life of the State. and civil truth, or,
civil institutions and laws its form and body. If,
therefore, the higher and highest law of the
Church is thealoctrine which forms it, and gives it
potter to be a church, to have a life, an activity
and operation by which 1t fill els the end of its ex
istence, it Is clear that 44/1 higher and highest law.
of the State is that civil doctrine, or truth, or law%
which constitutes and forms it, and gives it power
to be a State, to have an activity, an operation by
which it fulfils the natural ends of Its existence,
and bosoms" an ultimate basis whereon the Church
can rest, and whereby and wherein its interior life
hen sortomplish or falai itself in the ultimate human
t'asi. And, finally, if it is spiritual theft and rob I
bery and murder, from selfish or worldly ends, to •
deprive any man of the truths of his religion, to
tarn lam away from God, by leading him to deny
the doctrine wbioh teaches him concerning God
and eternal life, and by thus destroying his hope
of salvation and eternal bappineeS, it is Batumi
theft and robbery and murder to deny, reject, and
disobey the law of the land, to teach and lead
others to deny reject, and disobey it, to rise up in
rebellion sitainst a, and by force and violence to
destroy it, so as to prevent the Government from
Performing Its great common we io promotion of
t le general and common good.
Withdrawing our thought, for a moment, from
the Church in its speoifio form, and suffering it to
rest upon that civil body, in which it is the heart
and lunge, and applying the general doctrinal
truths which have been given, to the present un
happy condition of that body in this country, what
are the plain words which these truths utter, and
what is the plain judgment which they pronounce?
Theft, robbery, murder, dishonoring father and
mother, denial and rejection of Divine Truth as
embodied in the supreme law of the lend, treason
'phut God.
Fearfully plain words, and a fearfully plain
Judgment of the spirit wbioh anim - .tes the breasts
and anal the bands of children against their natu
ral parent. Is the good which they seek, who have
risen up to destroy the Government of the country,
one whieh they could not have obtained by the
orderly operation and course of its laws? Are the
evil, of which they complain of suob • nature that
they cannot be redressed by means seloan heir
reach through the agencies constitutionally mato
fished, and heretofore maintained by themselves ?
Is it a larger or better opportunity of doing good
to the country, of promoting its welfare and hap
pintos, that they desire? Do they Beek power that
they may serve their country better? "By their
fruits ye Shall know them " Theft, robbery, mur
der, burning and bitter hatred, infraction of law,
warring against government, are not fruits of a
good tree; they are not means of doing good for a
good end, and from a good purpose; they look not
•AO the Velma of where. They are s service nosh
hall renders to heaven, not such as the angels
raider to heaven, and the good man to his country.
Clearly, dominion is sought; there la combat for
pincer ; there is a warof opposenif principles, and
whenee to it whets Il It?
First, in the spirits of men ; then in the tolles
of men. First in the spiritual world; then in the
natural world "And there wee war In haaven :
Michael and his angels fought against the dragon
and the dragon fought, and hie angels, and P re *
veiled not; neither was their plaoe fund any
more in heaven."
When the Lord came to the last judgment In the
Spiritual world this war began. ft was a war of
genuine truth from the Weird, of_ ,the l 1284 en,u„. e
in e
spiritual Truth of the New Church, 1 41 24
Draoonio principle of faith alone, which had doe
troyed the former Christian Church on Barth.
In this war, that principle of ' infernal falsity
from evil, " prevailed not ;" but was overcome,
and cast .out of, and down from heaven; and
neither is its place found any more in heaven; for
ail its imaginary heavens have been swept away
by the band of almighty truth. But their plaoe
is still found in the world of spirits, and fn the
minds of men who are in the world of spirits; for
spirits and men still believe in faith'elone, they
still believe In troth alone separate from charity;
they mill believe in power alone, and for , selfish
ends and purposes, separate from the common
good.
Men still believe in the idea that their own wills,
and their own false opinions flowing front evll and
perverted wills, are above the truth, and superior
to the law that they make the government ; and to
this principle in them do thesefa ll tng dragons
apply themselves hastily and nen:4y, for they
burn with a hatred, malignant and furious, to de.
strop the New Church ; because Tanta YIN! Is
mon?. Rev. tit., 12 Flowing into perverted hn.
man delights ; entering through the sphere of the
lusts of dominion for the sake of self, and of ava
rice for the sake of dominion, into the very hearts
of men, they stir them up. into raging aodvity to
destroy the law which restrains them ; and to build
up their power on its mine.
It is not slavery, African slavery, that these men
love so well ; it is not for the bondage of the black
man that they have staked their alt—their honor,
their possessions, their homes, their families,
their lives; it is for the gain which 'it brings
them ; it is for the love of power, of daMinion,
which slavery gratifies and ministers to ; and
which is of mon a nature, inherently end omen-
Gaily, that it grasps, with violent and murderona
hand( at rule over man, over angels, or God him
self. lenoe come the Draoonlo dogmas, that " the
will of the people is king ;" that cott on is king ;
that the slave instillation is king; hence come the
treachery, the theft, robbery, murder, and tree
son against the country, and God.
It is war of hell against heaven, of falsity
against troth, to prevent the establishment of the
New Church-on earth;' by taking drom it the true
and right basis of a well-ordered 'government ; of
the supremacy of law over caprice and ignorance;
over 'elan ambition and degrading avarice. And
this war bout descended into Abe earth, not here
alone, but throughout the world, and now moves
men to deeds of rage and violence—to bets of ha,
tred, and rapine, and treason. But let the true
patriot—the lover of his omantry—not be dismayed
or oast down, seeing that ")(wheel fought against
the dragon: and the dragon fought and his an•
gels, and prevailed not." Genuine Truth from the
Word has also desoended through the world of
•spirits, in whish it effected the last judgment, into I
the mind's of men. For by this Truth is the dragon
judged, and the judgment tcoompanies the crimi
nal to his end. Good spirits, that love the Lord's
heavenly kingdom, have joined themaelvea to the
sphere of man's r:Carel love of freedom, of home,
of possessions, and °Es:meetly. They have stirred
its affections Into art Activity Wonderful to itself,
and to those who have doubted their existence.
They have awakened their minds to a remignition
of the Law as King; of the government as a
great form of civil' charity and faith ; and to an
aoknowledgment of their duty to give freely and
gladly, as they have received, their possessions,
their strong arms and hands, their lives, for their
country's good—for the welfare and hbppiness of
their greatest earthly neighbor.
The word has gone forth, and a "loud voice has
bean heard ie heaven, saying : Now is come the
salvation, and the strength, and the kingdom of
our God, and the power of his Christ! For the
accuser of our brethren is cast down, who accused
him before our God day and night. And they
overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by
the word *of their testimony, and they loved not
their lives unto death. For this rejoice, ye hen
vans, and ye that dwell therein." And through
out
the land has been helsrd the loud yoke of the
call to arms for the salvation of the Government,
and of genuine civil freedom; and it has been an
swered by a united people; as one man have they
counsup; forgetting ail party fends and 'mimosa
tisklaying aside petty interests and the small
eoiseernmerits of the passing day, they have arisen
tcrirerk out for their country a better hope in a
More glorious and happy future.
In this the nation's boar of greatest trial and
civil temptation are brought forth all its remains
od,civil good and truth stored up in the insanely
°fits life, and implanted by the history and
Memory of its early struggles and labors for the
establishment of great principles of justice, and
right, and freedom And by these do angels and
good spirits combat for truth against the powers
of darkness. By these, as merciful provisions of
the Lord's love for the salvation of male through
the ultimate prevalence of the genuine doctrine of
his word, are the better Gentile states of the peo
ple awakened into activity, and a scene presented
to the world such as the world has not witnessed
before. And whilst we are engaged in this war
against the "foes of our own household," in this
civil strife, which represents a far more deep and
interior temptation than a war between nation
and nation, let us of the New Church not for
get that to us is addressed the worth, " Pro-
claim ye this among the Gentiles: Prepare
war, wake up the mighty men, let all the
men of war draw near, let them come up. Beat
your plough-shares into swords, and g
your pruning
hooks into spears; let the weak say, I am strong."
Let us not forget our duty, "to let the light,"
which has been given to In mercy, "so shine"
into the darkness, as to spiritual truth, which sur-
rounds us, that men may see our good works of
true patriotism ; of love for the salvation of Foals,
in the public and private giving of the truth, as
freely as it has been received, anti that they may
glorify our Father which is in Heaver, by learn
ing to know hire, as the King, who Is the truth,
the Law, the only Law-giver, the very Ruler of
Beaver and Barth Let us not forget to utter
the words of genuinephsuits wwd wet.
of this people in this day of its grant onward
movement; wad vest to it, and tell why we
speak to it, in the words of Moses : " Rave not I
commanded thee? Be strong, and of a good con.
rage ; be not affaid, neither be thou dismayed ;
for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever
thou goest."
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Class 2, ,
6,t00 rails fine:printing paper traletideretel; Melt
sure 24 by Minehes, and to weigh fifty-stz pounds to the
ream of 600 sheets.
y Agreeably to the provisions of the Joint resolution
atoresatd. samples of the ohareoter surd Quality of the
umier required for the above elegises wilt he unlashed
to applicant* therefor. The paper is to be putt., in,
Quires of twenty five sheets each.. end In bundles of
two reams mink; each ream to contain too perfect
sheets. tinifornitty in color. thickness. and weight will
be required; and no bundle (ezolnsive of wriseetul
vary Mg on , r or under five per cent., from the shindar
weight will be received, and the gross Weight sell to all
oases be required. Mixing of venting thieknetemilthe
Name bundos to make the weight will be coruudeyed
a v i olation of the ootitraot 1
CLe••
/00 ream* Superfine printing raper, hard-sized and
super calendered, to measure 24 by 52 inches, and to
weigh fifty PORCIIIII to the a
rem of 61:41 sheets.
Cz•as 4
3.000 reams superfine map paper, sized and ordea
-1 dared, or nue h eines as may tie re mitred. eorreepond,ng
In W011tl• with paver messuring-19 -by 26 inehas, and
weighing twenty Polluiliqer reanior 430 sheet..
trtaini
isoo reams superfine plate payer, fealendered or un
°slandered, as may be required, 19 by 94 mohair. and of
such weight per ream as may be required.
Czase 6.
1. 1600 reams quarto post writing paper, le by 16 inches
I. 2OW do Cap do 13 by 634 do.
3. 100 do distal do 13 by 214 do.
4. 1000 do folio post do 17 be 22 do.
6. 100 do medium do It by 21 do.
6. 60 do royal do 19 by 24 do.
7. 60 do super,
royal do 20 4
by 18 do.
8 50 do imped 22 do.
9.. 300 do double al
stay do o
18 byby3l
36 do.
Class 7.
1. 6,000 reams writing paper. 16 by 36 inehes,to weigh
twenty• three pound!. per ream.
2. 1.600 reams writing paPer, /9 by 2 6 Indies, to weigh
twenty - 00W pounds per ream.
3, 5,100 reams writing paper, IS be Wi inches, to weigh
twenty-aix pounds per ream.
4. 100 reams wytting • paper. 13 by 21 inekee, to weigh
twenty- four pounds per ream.
5. 340 reams writing Duper, 18 by 18 inalms,to weigh
twenty:twoP - oulurs - iskila*.
6. 4)0 pro mos pounds s writii• g
paper.
12 by 18 inches, to weigh
a.
All the Papers designated in classes and 7. must
contain 490 perfeeteneets to the ream. and no " out
side" quires.. They are to be made of the beet mate
rials, flee from adulteration. finished in the beet man
ner, out to a tine edge, and securely' and sulretannally '
enveloped. Tne papers in class 6 are to be white or
blue. laid flat, and of each weights as may be required
'lir this office. Those In classes 3, 4, a, ana 7soli to be
whits, aid of the sizes and weights specified in the
sohedule.
The right is reserved of ordering a gloater or lea
quantity of esoh and every k nil contracted for in all the
ciessee, to be farnietud at each times and in such quan
tities as the publio service may require.
Each elms will be consider. d separately, and be sub-
Unit to a separate contract; but bidders may offer for
one or more of the classes in the same PrOPOSal.
Pio proposals will be considered unless accompanied
by the guarantee that the bidder or bidders. if his or
their proposals shall be accepted, will enter into an oh
ligation, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
willarticles proposed. forms for proposals
be furnished at this office. and none will be taken
into consideration unless substantially agreeing there
with.
All the paper in the several classes must be delivered
at such pMcci as may be designated in Visabinstoiseity,
(except that in Glees?. which must be delivered at Sul-
Salo. in the State of New York,) in good order. free of
all and every extra charge or expense, and subject to
the inspect on, count. weight. and measurement of the
Biloerintendent. and be in all respects satisfactory.
Bidden' are required to furnish, with their PrOweille.
samples of not less than one otitis of each of the kinds
of paper bid for, and upon 'winch their
_proposals may
be based, except in classes I and TM. successful
bidders will be required rigidly to conform to their
samples.
Proposals will be addressed to" JOHN D. DFFEILVAI,
Superintendent of the Public Printing. Wastlington."
and endorsed "Proposals for Bapolvins Paper. my4-141t
cc ifa MALL STORES," " OARDLES," &c.,
test-Isst.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BVIIIII7 OR PROVISIONS ann Cion INet.
Argil. 17, ma.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed Offer for email
Stores," or " Offer for Candles," or " Offer for Salt
water Soap." or •• Offer for Mustard Bend, Black Pee
per." Ike- as the ease may be. will be reomired at this
Bureau until 9 o'clock A. in.. on the Jill day of May
next, for furnishlng and delivering fon reoeimn g_twen
days' notieelat the United States sexy yards at Chathis
town, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York ; and Gos
port, Virginia ; snob quantities only of the foilowins
artm'estegoetine the salt-water soap and the caridleig,
for each of w hich separate proposal■ and contrasts will
be made) as may be requirebr o•dered from the ton
tractor by the Chief of t hin Bureau. or by the 7e
speutive oommmaing otEloers of toe said navy yaids,
during the fiats) MIT Sad MR 119th June, BM. viz:
boxes, shaving, India rob- Blacking. boxes or.
bar. Combs coarse. India rub-
Bombes. shaving. her. or • utts aerobe
Brushes, scrubbing. Combs. fine, India rubber
Brushes, rhos or sutra serail&
Bruenes, 010 hes. Grass for bats.
Butt/12c nevy vest. Jaog-knives.
Butti.us, navy medium. Y azure, in single oases.
Buttons, tlarr Coat, Razor Straps.
ttons, dead eye. Poisson.
Beeswax. in .4 lb cakes, Spoons.
ti ' On spools of N 05.12 and 16,900 yards each, 3 cords,
egos parts. ,
oandkerohiefs. cotton. fast colors. 33 by 30 Inches,
weight Dot leas than 2 oz. each, ?entire 8 byB to loon.
Needlee, sowing, Nos. 1, 3. 3, and 4, drill. eyed be
tweet's.
Ribbon. hat, best French blank, 19 yards to the piece ;
width 1)4 .00h.
Soul). shaviag. in ashes • each take not legs than 2 oss.
Bilk, sewing. b.ue-black; wrapper not to exceed 7 oz.
to the pound.
Threari. bleak and white. Marshall's or Barbour's beat
quality, and in such proportions as may be required.
Tape, whitelinen. 4 lards in length. % Mob wide.
Tape, black, twilled cotton,' yet* in length, 3i inch
wide
Thmibles, 8.10 and 9 ID In diameter.
All the above artiolea must be included in the offer.
WHITE SALT•WATER PoLY.— Separate bid for 80000
pounds, and such additional quantity as may bs re
quired.
The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut oil.
and be of the best qualms. denoinTated wAta salt
wires Goan. and be dehnered sly days' notice. to
good strong box-, of about 75 youlds each. and. alter
inspection• the boxes must be hooped ate .oh end at the
expense of the contemn-or. The rice to be =dotal at
all the yards,
Orsaarna 6.09:Mg11.-seperolzie bid far p. ooopurwds
(sod such further qv:lusty as may be required,
The candles must be " sixes," of pnme leaf lard
stearin°, 8 .11J Inches In lenstn, MCIV..IIIDe. Qt. h.. via can
dies to weico not less than 14 Gowan SY2M. nor-more
than 18 ounces. and be paid for according to theraotual
weight, withcnt reference to oommermal 1111A/M t the
melons ponot goo o. h. 4.1.141 i Ile uosrocU brun
t...it. he wick must be braided. and °lmposed of 78
oaten threads of the best cassia, of Pie. 47 yarn. The
n.ttles to be delivered on sixty days' nodes. in good
boxes, containing about re pnunds each, and the box to
bi marked with me contractor's name and the weight of
the candies.
PARA:firma Cgrinwts.—Tbis offer a separate and dis
tinct for ton thousand pounds, acoording to-sample,
and snob further quantity as may be reiinired, for
which sixty dal.' notice will be given.
MUSTARD fIaenBLACK PEPPER, ito.
Beettrate buts 'for all that may be rr suited for the use
of the navy, to be delivered at New York only.
mustard stied. American brown. .
Pepper, black, Malabar.
Bottles, octagon, for mustard and pepper.
Corks for bottles.
• le
All the foregoing litho e mot be of the beet quality.
ana conformable in all reepoons o the samples deposit
ed at maul navy yards, and subject to suchimapeotion at
the navy yard where delivered as the CI:dolor the Bu
reau may direct ; the inspecting officers to be appointed
by the Navy Departniesn
All the articles to be delivered free of any incidental
expense to the Government. in proper 'vomits or pack
ages. and the price of regal article must rye the same
at the respeetive please of delivery. Packages in which
the above article. are deli ;ered must be marked with
tbgr contents• am the name of the contractor, and be
client to insure their temporary safe kithpinig•
The contractor must establish agencies - at such sta
tions other than his residence, teat nodelay may anse
in furnishing what may he required; and when the
contractor or agent fat ly promptly to comply with a re
quisition, the Chief o the Bureu of Provimone and
Clothing shall be anthonsed to direct purchase' to be
made to supply the deficiency. under the penalty-to be
expressed in the contract; the reoord of a requlsitio a,
or a duplicate copy thereof, at the Bureauof /Provisions
and Clothing. or at eitaer of the nary yards aforesaid,
shall be evidence that snob requisition has been made
and remised.
Two or more approved sureties, in a gum equal to the
estimated amount of the contract, will be required,
and twenty per oentpm in addition will be withheld
trom the amount of all payments on account thereof as
oollaterateecunty, to secure its performance, and not
in any event to be paid until it is in all respects corn
phed with ; eighty per oentum of the amount of alt de-
Hyenas mule will per paid by the navy agent within
thirty days after bills, duly authenticated, shall have
been presented t r
aroma forms 0 propagate may be obtained on apyli-
Flea to the navy agents at Portsmouth , flaw
baton, 1 . 4 or York, rhilatlelohls. ltaltueores
omit, an at this Bureau.
record• i eor i r eoftiett6r lt i t n wtrl der
or
tificaion thereof, within the meaning of the eat of leg.
and Ins bid will be made and accepted in conformity
with rhui undeistandinit-
Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed
in the sot, ot Congress. making appropriations nor the
lineal /terms for 1848-'47. approved 11th . 0f
18460 by a written guarantee. maned by one or more re
sposeible persons, to the effect that he or they under
take that the Nader or-bidder:swot. it his or their bid
he accepted, enter into en obligation within ten days,
with good and au Solent =reties, to furnish the zupplies
proposed. The Bureau will not be obligated to consider
any pruoJsal unless aooompthied by the guarantee re,. -
enired by law ; the competenoy of the guarantee to be
certified- by the navy agent, distrust attorney, or the
collector of the port
TM attention of bidders is called to the samples and
deserieriosi fir articiss mewed, as, is the nispection
before" m ak s ., a just but rigid comparison - will be
',mete between eke articles 'offered and the somotte and,
contract, sc•suing nom! that fell below them ; and *Asir
attention is a/so particularly directed to the joint re
solution of Vek of March. UK and to Ms actlOth
ust. 1846. yelp
PUBLIC SALE.
p r ULLg..! BALE Or VALUABLE PRO.
SHE " ALPO SEAL ESTATE AND' AL 'ILSE/-
FACT:USING COMPANYe . -
Of Mound' in,Poillakt Vona&
Will clibtat runhoo BALL on the premises.
On WSDNERDAV lath - day of Mar neat,
- e Number of
DESIRAEL BUILDING LOTS.
Eligibly Located for Stores. ? _ , Factories, and Risidenees.
A SPACIOUS DRICR_UTn FOUNDRY. WITH
ALtiCM•iiE
And all the apportragoas occasion for the bliainesti
o ounaulacturtog UMW awl boilers for Steamboats,
Sugar, and all o th er Mills, used in . the Southern and
Western country. The Patterns °omens* the modern
provementa is machinery. with a tall and complete
wit of Patterns for Stoves adapted to both, wood and
mot This property, Irmil the isdvantorWloisation
of `tdound City. ia one of 'the most valuable in the
Southwest.
A FIRST-CaIIB — TVIE-Sa i ti Y * FRAME hiD
DERN-B T TIOTEL,
Containingissue fifty rooms , with a full set of Furni
ture. The Hotel is now twang a large and profitable
business. Also a number of
BRICK BTOBrB AND COTTAGE RESIDENCE&
Timms ow day s.—One fourth ftg) cash ; the rectain
irtigintv: I. tl . and tl f m k ode s t from b of sale.
The cash payment may be made in Atielionde of t per
ine
Company. and the time Payments will be taken in the
Stoat of the COMMIS, at Par , exesit for improved pro
perty for which three-fourth' of the puronme-money
mar remain upon mortgage.
As the Company p ropose to dispose of all their im
provements. o- muling have a rare opportunity for pro
fitable investments in one of the best located and most
flourishing cities in the great Southwest- For parties
lass, mauve of or address JEW. JPEYTON_.
President E. FL E. & M. Co
mh.25-tml4 Offuns 922 WALNUT Street. Plulada.
WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand. and are manufacturing'
to order, at the Mount Cony Paper Mills, every_ de
tonation of WRITING AND LEDGER I'APZERS,
whielijoy War and finality. are net speeded by ens
other Mills in the United States.
We would call attention to a new article of Paper
manufactured by us, and now for sale, called Business
Letter, which hes been gotten up to meet the wants of
Mamma men and others, who.otdoet to Commormal
NOW as being too narrow, and do not wish to use part
of usual letter sheet.
Th.us overcomes botk the above obiections rt.* a per
fect sheet, pure wove ; plate finish ; ruled on one gide I
stamped in gents* near the "top; made from best =a
tonal free from adulteration , and put unin neat boxes,
convenient for use. .
We also have a vapor called Bank Letter, similar to
ghs above, except it has but half the number of lines
on, so as to allow a punted Minicar heading above.
ICEMPTON & MYLLIa,
Mount Holly Siornsgs,Cumberland4 . ,
e a b ov e ?spin.
and
be had of Messrs. J.
P & etL i and atEHAROBE BR HE
al. E and f DBUarfin street, inhe-am
II MVANS WATSON'S
SALAMANDER Earn.
OTO2III
304 crusiTil
A • tP A L El " Pit ith i
tin ege variety o glare
fIOTTON SAIL DUOK and OANVAS,
' ll - 1 of ail Milberg and braods. ~ _ . ..,
itamowa Duck Ammias swillo.lof au..dmoilamona. for
Tillah .nm s, Ilya., alld wagonGovers. ..: ..
AUNT% lotararr*Dritir Drib- -
from a to a
fist gram. - mating' Pail Twigs moo- ----
ric k ant
• - J ILK w. klusAiLszt & Mk,
iwl-tr 'ao3 JONAS ma.
trILE rgEinfrying~ApAo SATURDAY• MAY H. 1861.
CEPFIALIO
SICK 11EADAOHE.
NERVOUS f3E4,IJA.CHE.
Hi the nee et them Pine the periodical 'mob of fvu,
oese,o9. Sim Thedecte may be mounted and fifteen
at the;atei*tWaMeitC,o,f *Attila immediate relief
trete eameketemar vrIA-bitObseeluedi- :--
They liddm , flow n rord the Newel eadHisfi
sake to whioh females are eoestoeat,
They aat one! 91l the Write* removing Cattiamoss.
For zdroakcifiii, 75e#0 1 . 6 14Debtolt• Females, and
all ponioria oroodoitiliri:akiosi Amor i.bielnduabio an
Lazatio4 laakiroint. as armoire; gqing sou and rigor
to the dieoldkvie 'OOO, ladisorohnithe natural elas
ticity and strength oftho'ikoloitiani; •
The ORPHAWOIII•I4 B Me the result of lone unrest-
Ewen end -eSeiftilly eskeinted experiments. limns
seen in Imo luny nem Mune; Irluch time they hen
prevented and relined ; s: Via Menet of sent one
endering from ifeadadis. erhether teem
swoons system'or from a damned Mete "of the ase-
whey ere entireltvegiitale in thiir °imposition, and
may be taken at =mai itttb emit* tafetymithout
=Xing any ohangi of dietilinki th..skisos lar say dila
frotible fml it stay ra ilid!lllakaar nig% Sc
&Waifs: ' • -"
BIWA= OF COUNTERSNITII!
.
Who heroine how* Ivo idlioaaroo noun u. coolduti
on each Box.,
Bold by Druggists and all other Deafen in Medicine&
A flon will be mint tri mail crook on resent of t h e
PRIOE. a 5 CENTS.
♦ll wars skeet ba aid: mad
HENRY - SPA.L.DING.
40 CEDEX MEE% NEW 'YOU
VILE FOLLOWING SNDOROBASEMII OF
OEPHALICI
WILL CiONiLliell ALL WIE9 :111WFBILFAug
H E . A --.13 A 915 x
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
TIMM MOH.
411 Mow nittimisfais are 1108016Cifild by MT. BTALD.
nig. limy %Ord uscsitstionabis - proof ett tie 401.
• casicat Shis oval spipoiliM di:cavort'.
Ma. Brazorms.
Bra:
I have tried roar Cephalic NIL aadl ials Am so
gl i that I 3irailt YOU to send me two dollars worth more.
'or tkooe me for. tho noighbors.,to whom I gave a
aw o the Brat box I• got Tr= TOM
Bend the rills by_saml, ersd oblate' '
Your ob't Berra at • JA.m.sti X.BIOIEDY.
Xs. sral erns.
Haryintrols, Pa., Few 6,]!161.
513 ' ,••
I linatit,you to reed me one more:boyelyour Cephalic
Pilliv/Viirs rewired a gnat dealqt bent from than.
• :oars no9rotta l A A4
- • - .Itd
• ' IMMO' OWL; RIIIITIMODON COUNTY,. Pa., e
n. eru,
4. Amory 78.1801. S
8133. _
l kolg u rl a w n r., IDs' boxes of 'coo Cettalict
.1" :ouzo . -"
"e nVg. Mg box otycoor rifitousd ft*4
Ana ogrosnest,
Boaz ?home*, Ohio, /an. 211,1M1.
IC. ars-wawa. Bev
.Eseee find enclosed twenV OCnte, trend& send
vie sissliesDox , orionsVe Villa... They ars truly
rks baa - Pirir Soartsar- -
Direct _ . • ;AL STO_YER, P. M.,
Vella Venice.. Weandot co.. 0.
liwzaza, ilLvis. Deo.% DSO.
I
If 0. ep.laage, lbw
Irish for amp wrovisis or *show bills, to briar
ourCroplasho rilla Jllolo,lint 7 Imfors war tomes . oaa
. If you. have sayttitaa w *alma pleas* send
:4 141 ,„waiiatomers, who Is'aiddeot to , severe !Risk
I he, Mash
saw y bating two ays" iuo ) was a t
her. rra rif an
masa Fas'a bir roar Pilrk I wen
• • ' • Neepeetfully netts.
,-. ..- - IV. B. WILIP.O.-
line= C. lIPALDfiIe,
110. 4 / 3 1:14dar at.. iS. Y.
' • Dram : • • • -
Inclosed fine tweets-five Cents, (MO for which seed
box of " Ceptusho Pius. Send to address of Rev. Wet.
C. Filler' Reynolds burg, Franklin Co. Ohio.
Your Pills were ties a charm—curs Maidachs almost
isstansar.
7011114
WM, C. FILLER.-
ELtimnot. .
'Rut • ,
Not lons aamol mat to youtor a box sa d halllis
for the ours of the Nervous Headache Costivenese.
sod recanted theism* sad they had so good opt offooi
that /leas tialserd to seedier store. -- '
roan mad by rotors' magi Throat to
A. R. WHEELER.
• • Wok.
Prow S*. Examinee, iforfoar,
Cephalic Elle acoomelleli °Wit for which they
were made, me.: Cure of headache la BRIM tonna. •
/Wet tee Wzaesiesr. Norlati; Ta:
Whey have been testa in more that thousand owes.
with mails =mem
• • li , ent the'netitecrai, lit. Cleid, Kinn" .
If yam are. [ Cephalic ,been lepabled irith the headache
send flat a has Pills.] so that yen may hairs
them In ease of an shank. . ,
Prom Ike Atdarrtire Proeidniee, B. L
.Cek'MD4l'o4l4* meld tole
besta:remarka bly-id Uveremedy•tor th e neadoeue. and ape of ma very et
for th at very. 014,84 oomp*nt wadi has ever beet
discovered. - -
.
Prow ska Wasters A.B. Gamete; Meade, .111.
W ith esrtity ender" Au 21 * 400..41 1 4 loririgled
Prim the .ICOnfofis Villa SW* IRON,IiwS, Ts.
Wears sure thatoralee lefering lkithihechphoaohik
who trilhetUfOrlu 10 , 544111 6 • -
v.e l ii,
Prom ihi - "Seetteiit elk - lisder, New Oriotijiy:::; La.
Tr i them I you that. aid into& audzaraimLlosi
lic it uttltestamouy oag added to the
that has teem beneate that no OhernWigre
reamprodoes, 1 : . -• • -.. . , !
the fte. Loafs Iftwuteras;
The immense domed for the article (Geehalle !Or)
is aridly ineteaginz.;
Amu sks Giszeste. Dampers. lowa.
mr. gloating would not oosumet his name with an dr
bole he did not Mom to ponies real merit.
/Von *h lertiser, .Prowidasca.
TM
leneetaDle g teit imiovt.na in oir favor ix Wont. front the teed
Preut Me *Mir New, Nernum, A. I
Cirphalio Pine are taking the pleas of all kite. t•
Praia etas Ckieweereiel - Biatesult. Sewee. Kees,
Maid to be eery allassicaut fol. the adadathe.
Item the Colaaancial. Chnotawasi.
ihfferble huminity oaa now be reluereet.
mirA Slagle WWl* aC PIapPAIED
SLUE will we tea limn au& owe aiwitally."llll
SPAU)M4'S PaltrA3Ml)
SPALDERG'S PEXPAEZD
EPAIADLEG'S -PREPARED
•
SAVE THE PLECIEII /
ECONOMY! - 'STATOR ,
Mir" A 1111111 R I Tun ISAvu 11 "NM
fi►An sooillo very desirablents will happen: to ovum in 11-wslalated
tt ws
oonoteuent tray for repairing Purnitare bo . aim. Coksoprookeand
-17. an.
BPALDING'S PREPARE') 6 Ulf.
:Feta all ealesnergetiolen and no rt kopehOld c*
ord to do tri ont it. It in and no to
the etioldng
ownIDI E V ERY. HO asap it plie.,lll
'
A. Brish asemmmuliall
mtg. • Addle.. .
HENRY O. SPALDING.
NO. to CEIDAX gram% xi* YURI.
As certain unpnnotals4 venom a
palm of en101.406' taut public,.
PREPARED GLUE. I insaldosatun .
=hut Wore pnrohlaing, Andrea
_ 2
VP' SPALDING% PILTPAIND
le ea Vie Melee llMPOpeti $1
Mss'
NUMB SXXS:
HEADACHE
SPALI)INGISI„
*SAT J 1
:duo'mug, Conn., Feb. 6.1801.
jay ouisinnt , FIAXZLIPI Co.. 01110.(
January 9, MI.
Yraxt.ullt, Biwa., Jan. lA, UIIL
-CAUTION.
INSIIRANC7I- 0
THE RELIANOE
MUTUAL INSITRANCE COMPANY,
.
,
. . 'OT TzttLenir,rwm.,
.
OFFICE, Plo. 3015 WALNUT STREW, •
against Wes OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, , on
itamo r t oues . mores, and other. bnildings. - limited '.-
. _. or, =sal ,
~,, and on Furniture.
.
, . .. . wsresi ;and •, Mar-
.. -•• • '- • 'oliendlse`. In town .
or - •
Gauntry
OA oxpITAL, ammo 00-ABSETIS *317 . 101 N.
Which is invested as follows, viz i
In Ann morsinnes • an 4 0 14 -Pr.91111.01. worth
double the anlount::-.......;. - 0162
,100 co
rennialvacia. Railroad Co. , 5.6 pareen!. first 1
mortgage loath' at 2 02 T.L. , .. - " --y LIMO 00 •
pegimigams Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent. se
(bond mortgage laid, Tlo,oonl—
pme op
Huntingdon it nd 'Brake op Railroad
ci=loo. • mortgage out— -- 4 .. 00
enti first-oleo . .:-.--. ...-.4 ..,...:. 0. 00
Wisteria loam. well Bemired — . 2,500 00
catrot Philadelphia 6 per can;. loan—, 5p,009 go
Vegbeo7; Count} -6 WV cent . Pa: RR. loan_ ,10.000 CO
• mmormal fkinit . stook---, ...„ .-........ AIM 01
eMnseele Rank stoek—... - ---..-' 2.812 50
1
an • Mania Rearbad 'Co.'s stook - . ' 4'ooo'oo
pa - , lianas 'Mama! Insurance Co.'s stook * ' ', M,llllO 00
he County Fire lemmas Co.'s stook— ~. 1,060 00
6.8 lavers M. u . Trupganos Cols stook- ..- 100 00
Man Mutnathumranos fm's scrip-- . 'WO Q 0
Bills Mealwablit-. ' .....---.-- Han 74
Book amounts. scorned interest, 1k0......--. 7,10 a 66
Gait on hand-.-. —...—...--. 11.e14 64
. _ .
The Mutual principle , oombined with the warily of
&Stoat Capital, entitles the insured to partimpate in
the Profits or the Company. without liability for loam.
Laws promptly adulated and paid.
• . Initinvolls:
tie: Tingley. Swirl Bispham,
tine= ItZthompson, . Bo rt Steen,
fleriek Br o wn, - liri. kiam Masser,
William Stevenson, Beni. W. TWAY.
John`-t. Worrell, Marshall Bill.
H. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brown.
I.
Robert Toland , Charles Leland.
13 II Ronan_gerten; -
Jaaob T. Bunting.
cluirles O. wood, Smith DOW , OIII_
James B. Woodward,_ John Bissell, rittsburr.
01.111 ht TINBLBY. President.
B. . RINCTIM.Arg. Seoretary. ,
Fat t ener: 16. 1861. lb22
TELE. ENTERPRISE
INSURANCEL COMPANY
01 PAMADBLPIIIA.
WIRE INSISRANCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
EIOMPANrS BUILDING, S. W. COEPER
FOIIRTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
F. LATCHFORD BEARas MORDECAI L. DAWSOR's
WIIALIAICMCKEN, - OWN H. STVAE.T.
MAILBIti FEAZIER, . Joint H. BRows,
JORIC 470014 B. A.PARITZSTOCji
ARM • =Cis REDREW D. CAS%
J. L. I~RRIEGER.
i ntlkAT . CHVOH.D STARR, rremideut.
iMI4..L:a;: W. OMB. aporettars. • - fen
PENN MUTUAL LIFE IMUItANCE
COMPANY L .
GGIAIaHAnnT ICKPETUAL.
Ito NUT ftsol,Ptuissielphia.
CRTER 19
ALL ZHE PROFITS t u IVIDaD AMONG TEE IN
. Insure Lirik for 'holt or ior the whole term of
life I; sratkannustres .Endowments ; purchase Life
Intorests , 'Seal .Estste,' and make all contrasts de-
Pend= carthe,oontingenctss of life.
May- not aa Executors. AdMiniXtratoill
Trusteas. and Guardians.
ASSET§ OF THE COMPANY, January 1. 1961.
Slor3tates, ground rents, real estate— .13211,901 97
United =tea stooks. firepaarT notes, loam ,
of State ofPennartvatua,. cats: Of AMU. ,
delstde,, Re— • Main 34
Preintstwieses7f9fts 75.594 58
• Ponanyirania. North ,Pennasivanis Rail
. and County six per dent.lionds— 105,8011 50
Bank,ltisnranoe, railrosd,'esnal stoos. &o. ; 94 . ,,R7 40
comet hand, agents* balances. ato., rso--- • 38M5 14
1,071,133 02
DANIEL L. MILLER. 140aident,
• • SAmUEL B. STOKES. Vice President.
JOHN W. HORNOK,Hearotars. 220117 u
RE
AL
D. ~.,..11FA .WO E' :40111.P MUIV POILADEL1 7 1; 1 1A 11"
4,5 . t4A . rporated by th,:LegielattUe of Panxiiihroam,lBl,.
• .
,
Oleo I LN
- • KAMM INSURANCE;
- On Vampls.l
Can ; To all parts of the Wpirill.
lAMBS
On iloodi iiIRMADa= 4ake, azi mild car
,naceldlpirts of Vane _
Iflxs aint4i ,
Oetneroluindate .seinertiny.:‘ Or e '.
- tore'. DivOing
Monies, are, . '
AMMO 07.171 E CONYRNIti
November 1,1840.
$lOO,OlO Milted Mateo lively coat. 10aa—..11100,000 00
1111,000 Waited armee ilia. V cant: Treasury
Noenie!l ig tegs Ve -r . 119463 81
nom)
0 0
moo do. do. elm to. do. : $l,OO o
:1 11 l arl d egle Phi ttge t7 5.11 c"t.. LoLre. , ilea SI
10400 l'emiieveaus Railroad gd mortgage
ail V emit. bonds ' 41,000 00
' '15,000 MO shame. 494 Ualmaritownea.
Compatl7, interest and' pnuoipal
gapanntood by the City of rhim-
Minna 15,800 00
5,000 Mie n ree Fenopylvatuo ' Railroad'
5,000 8181 '4u shad&arroiiirr'elim . " uu
I,Boo'Bo ahisreal eam l fil 8 :4 1 iiiilo Ice Boat and
"
SO si l tarea hifad C a k e l ann Ham do-
Bram atom Towboat Company. SS 00
500 1 2 sham Philadelphia Exchange
Company
1,000 2 /tares Continental Rotel . 3 010 5 000
6 W 4 '
led, m lO
0 par. Cost 8611,4 16
.24.
Mark et raL8141.56
11
reoevoble, for insurances asde--171,344 th
and mor Wand--------------- 3!"
°°
—....... 4 °
oft dm a Asenoiee...Preminsik on klii
.Mee Policies. interest. and other debts one
Min. Com_peny ---. 61,666 02
Eerie - and Op of andrr Ininuenee and
other Com es --.— —.. SAS SO
. Ceek on ken —in bet . a7—..... --AMOS LI
. In drawer— —. OM SS
ISM It
IMAM a
rniauTons..
1
L u i.tn Martin, ramie E. Stokes, -
d A. - Aouder ' : . J. F. Fadden,
.Theonhir randinne'. - ; . 'Farr Moan,
Jahn rr, Armle t . ward Darin:atm.
kaloi c,I. .44, _ .. . Jones Bmokcs
Kaer-Wilveknes
, mho th , nere. - - - - -
rt pi rultief .
too . Jona( '
J.jarrum . M'Farland.
Joshua, .P. Eyre,
ohn B. gentple, Fittityt.
D. 'a'. At orgea,
I A. J3..napsr,_ • u
MM W , rrerident.
.HA... iee President
, nol7-it
ri h m(:Lttlwir,
• . JEG Baal,
• a
aHOE. 0
y 4 !
NVENI INSIIRANCIE EXOLIISIVELY.-
L PENNSYLVANIA FIRE , INSURANCE
itar r elifY—lnoo_rvorated IBS —CHAILTER PESPIr-
N 0.510 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ
enakSVUlre•
Tiail Company, favorably known to the community
uur T " "*"' "11 "" Ao 4re ur ielfg es lose
damage , by Foe. on int oor on t
a l§ ,
lure
permanentl i g K o mili r foz r ar mi le b tryne. Also
nooks or moo generally . on Itherat
terms.
Their Coedit. together with a large Sundae Fand, u•
invested in the meet went meaner, whteh enables
them to offer to the insured an undoubted seourity
the case of loom. •
111.8201.08 it.
rmathem Patterson, Imam Has'shunt,
ann Campbell, Thomas Bobina r
lerandet,Beruson, Hamel. Smith, Jr.,
'William Nloatodus, . John Bevereux,
• Thomas South.
JONATHAN PA'RTERBON. President.
)31•701.1 BRUM, Neormary. ass-ly
EfUItiL.NV E.OOMPANT OF THIS
A, arms OF" PANICSYLVANLA—FIRB ABB MA-
YihBiBURATICE No& AND- I EXClLtriell
illlßllll
Akiuteeld la 7171*-oanital 11100.00 O—Feb. 1,1800. gawk
vile I liantrira Tr*
Alriliveßted in nand and available aileantie&-iton-
Baas to matte on Vessels and Cargoes,Building&
Beiebe of Marchand:um /go. terms,
piltEthroas.
New D.,llliegrere, George atom&
l=e l l T el att alter, k r tl i n i g 4 ir k r a j 4n ' yz Jr..
-4CIMI. Thome B. :I , extron,
B. RINII7 G. FIVOIMII.
tp,.._, Charles I. Lewis,
v aid w IM II IEMBILD Would
*MUM linoretavv. jarit
.IfintUg ' INSUBANUE . -- NENOHANTOE'
at. INSUT-aNgit COMPANY of Philadelphia., No.
.135 North /11X=. litritet,below Race. insure Build
sum Eloodi,_and gderehandise generally from lora or
damage by Fire. The company parantee to MBA all
Woes proinorty, and thereby have to merit the ipstron
age of the public. , , -
inisewoiss.
.'Milgrim Noma. Robert Flamm,
Primal* ever.' Michael bleideoy.,
!Worse L. Dougherty, Edward Metiovern,
areerMartm,
Thomas B. MeCemalek,
*men Duras, . ' .lohn.Brenday,
Matthew McAleer, Francis Pall*,
E xis lani Ratretro4 l John Cusad,b
- , inriaact i anulg , "Bernard EL -atulsentsg,
er, Charlet 011111 t.
• - cue MoManite .. Michael Cahill.
.----, .'- --- - . i.A i tt4Ol6:OOOPNR,i President.
BEKAA/DKIL • Secretary. oce-ly
. _
A BURMAN FIRM INSURANOE 00.,
~.cA--11400.R.PORATED- 1836 CHARTER PER-
I . 310 WALNUT Ohne above Third, Philadelphia,
Inns s issue" usiLl-up sand Stook Bud Sondes.
t !rested - in sound and seat le Seouritiesoontin to
f=on Dwellings Stores, Furniture, Aleransan i e.
le in
...sort and' their trsoee, end other.pereonai
'Property. - All knees liberal end promptly adlaarad.
DIP= IPA.
Thos. R. Marl. • ohm T. Lewut,_
John Wen, es R. Casuppell,
Sassinel C. Morten. and G , Dutilh,
Treerek Brady, - W. roamer.
Israel Morris.
TRIAIII R. lor“ rt,, President.
-.ALBERT C. S. CRAWFORD.IeeftUrr. fe2t-tt
VIOHANta INgURANO4. SXMIPANY
..otßeerVloB WALNUT eltreet.
DDLC.IND OR on Ramie aid Merehandise
itmera tual nire.,pn voluble termite either dimited or Per
pe. -
DIREGTORS:
Jeremiah
D Boma, Thomas marsh,
ohn Q.. pinata% Partite 'D oyamion... motet% • Janice T. usJo,
et amsdies, Joshua T. Owens
.1 bu J. oariniths.
• B ritnittiLILDODEALL. President.
Ditte Q. earmono, Vice Preinient
IMMO CON* 800T0110117. r
TEE NNW .1011 P 1112 4 11310 CiFFICE
" THE PR SS
Wmwed to inmate neatly ;cheap andeneditibialy
P~MPHLSTI, '
CARDS.
BLANK! OF EVERY DRIOILIPEOR
•UCIZUNEERS. LAWYERS
LAILKOAD AriD iNSURANCE COMPANIEJL
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
•
air iv wisp
a StAisb• Pobboation (Wm of TM
nom. •41 Nur Street. VW le PreTtlf
04sailikid •
NOTICE.—The- Citizens of the different
Mho and Towne throughout the State are invited
1 , 9 eemsettuon for the plaati_at which the next AN
MVAL ISTAT PAIR shall be held. Proposals
oontahung initneements and advantages, direeted
to „ tse undermarprd Corounttoe, appointad by the Ex
Ilmt#vor - Commitsec. , . WI be received up to and i n ..
eluding, Meg Stet next. C fol .:mistime/along should be a
dman's to either of the IonLDERg Egreoltet
JA HP -
WM wi
CO_,_ja.. • ,
jOg ALUT HERFO.II.I).
JO H. AlEirt.
Ea burr. Pa.,
AMA :S. KAP
N .
ortham r=a,
tura.
attemeing to
'tstions of ml
persons to ex
. • isen sms.
LvESII
an Mous*
MHO
aili4tsa7El
MPANPO 11.
$817.147 . 04
"-"1'R1LA.rq1,P2374;", -
Mil a
JOB r RIN7rING.
lIVIVRT PIIIMIRRICIO% V
?APEX BOOED.
onitauLass
811.1. 111SADII
MIANDBILIA,
EE=ZI
itMiCHAPI7B, MANUFACTUR
MECHANICS. 8A1716,
BAUM°
01 1:' ge m A rArril.
r.K.M. avert) At . sitOß Dierw,WWRAII, , RO .
On and after. PatnAmmlillay 13, wew ir.;
• • . FOR 88RV1A7.170
Leave Pintanelphia.t. 6.'2, 8, 0-10. 11. It A. M.. 7, Z. 3.
3 33*
4 '
5.
6)3 ' 34-3..13337 -'*"4
'333
P.
18A 112,
a.rakOnt ,17% 8 BM. 0.10.11. A.
8, 11, 4 818, 0 % 73 g. 9 .' 411 '# -P• 14- - 0 in.,
'Tao BAI A. .74. - and 8 RIP! M . Freine atop at erm
town °my. .• - 64. wm , 4DAy ,.
P Philndolphis. 805 A. M., 83%0%. 8/1%. and 10%
. 7d. .
dl • -
Leave Germantown 10 A M ,I. 4. 631.en6113 4 F. M.
011.h8114 UT R , LL RAILIWAD. •
-"ale Philadelphia, 6, 8. 10, /2 A. M.O. 3.59, 4,6, 8, 9,
and 101 i P_ M. -
Leave Chestnut Rill, 710, 8. 8.40 1 8,40.11.40 M.,1.40,
3MI 840, 7.10. 8.40. and:lo - ./0 P. M.
*rho 8 A. M.: and ' -3.31'15 ' . will niske no stops on the
Germantown toad.
ON SUIPAI S.
Leave Phifedelnnia, 6.05 A. M.. 2.36, 5. and 7% P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rini 7.50'A. M.. IS 40, 6.10, end 9.10
P.
FOR COMMOROORRN AND NOR.RIBTOWN.
3. 09
t3i• 4 arePhiledele %mu hie
P ,,mee, 9,05. ILO A. Kt.. 3.05,
~ 1/11 M.
! Leave Hometown, 6, 7. 8.115, 9;11 A. - M., 1%.4%, C 34,
and 9% P. 01.. •
• ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, fl A. M.. 3 and 5 p,
Leave Notreitown, A M. I and P.
FOR -MAN ayula
Leave Philadelphia, ale, 7%. 9.06, 11.05 A. M., LOB
2 N. SAIL AM.B. and 11.34 P. Al.
I.oave Manajignic,63‘. 7%. 8 as, 2,ag.11% A. M.., 2,33 L
6,7, and 10 P.m.
ON SUNDAYS..
Leave Philadelphia 9 a. M.. 3 5. and 73( P. M.
Leave Manay_uir. 7M A. M..13G.635, ann 9 P. M.
kt. K. 3311 cll. Gen. rat Einnerintandent.
m7ll-tr - • . Depot, NINTH and-GMBEN &seem
rpHE PENNS VLVANIA 0 E NA , it A
RAILROAD_,
260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1861. ircitamg 1861.
THE CASAD4TY OF Tins .21.0 AD IS NOVriCLUAL
T ANY IN TFIIS COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PAPIS NGEM T naibm
BMW EEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting direm ist Philadelphia with Throurh Trains
from Boston.. New York. and
liT
all_ppists East. and in the
mon Depot at Pittsburg, with "i hrougrains to and
rom all points the West. Northwest. and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
'iithout amuse of Cars ar Condnotorg, All Through
Passenger Trains provided with Loughaldge's Patent
Brake--speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers;
Smoking pare are attached to eaoh Train ; Wood
rtYPe ectepirmCara to .Pspresa and Fast Trams. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines. Ban
dar' emersted•
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 7.110 A. M.
Fast Line 11.43 A. hl.
Express Train leaves " 10.46 P. M.
' WAY TRA1.313 LEAVE AS FOLLOWd
Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia. 2.30 P. 31.
Columbia 44 CM P. M.
Parkesbarg at 2.40 P. M.
West Chester " No I at 8.16 A. M.
No. 2. at 1730 P. M.
West Chester Passengers mill take the West Chester
Na.. Land, and Columbia Trains.
Paasangerii for lacinbdry Williamsport, Elmira, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate _points, leaving
Philadelphia at 7.20 A. M. rind 2.29 P. M., go directly
through.
Tickets Weetward may . be obtained at tke °Masa of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the moor
tent Riutroad (Moog in the West; also on board any of
the regular Line of Steamers on the Musaisaippi or Ohio
rivers ,
sir Fare alwaisais low, and time as quick, as by any
other Route. -
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast Corner of Eleventh and Market streets.
The completion of the Western., connections of the
Pennsylvania 'Railroad to Chicago. make thin the
DIRECT LINE BET W eshlti THK EAST AND THE
. GREAT WEST.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg,avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together ith the saving of time, are advantage's readi
y Skippers of Freight, and the
.Travel
ung rubles.
• merokants and Elloppers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company. can rely with
oonfidenee units aratedy transit.
• -THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any' Mint
in tne West be the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all
'times as favorable as are charged by other Railroad
qtervialtits.
'-- Be particular to mark packages " via Pennsyl
vania Railroad."
"For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to. or address ei th er of the following_ Agents of the
COMP6I3I:
D. A. Stewart, Pity(
R. S. Pierce & Co., Zansisville..o._; . J..Joknsork.
ley, O. ;.R. MoNeely, Maysville, K „; Ormsby & Crop
per, Portsmouth o. • Paddock & Jeffersonville.
Indiana; b ro wn & Co.; Cincinnati. 0., Atuern
.& HibbertiCinoinnatt 0.; R. C. Meldrum , SISSMOS.
Ind. Joe .
. Moore, Louisville, Ky. ; P. O. Goitiley &
00:,? E
Evensville Ind.; N. W. Graham Co; Cairo,
;_ F. Bash & Glut 81. Lows.' M an ; iehn ,
It. Karns, riashvilie, Tens.; oams at'am
plus,. %ran.; ()large & Co., Chicago, Ill.; W. R.!
'Karnes. Alton; or to Freight Agents of Railroads'
at different pants ut the West. - •
8. B. HI adTON, .Jr. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & BOONS; SO North street. Baltimore.
LEECH & Co.. I Astor House, or .1 8. William at.. N. Y
LREOH a Co,. No 77 Stete street. Boston.
E. U. HOUSTON. Oen'l Freight Agent, Phikt.
HOUPT, Peen Tioket Agent,
E. LEWIS. Geo'l enet Altoona. Pa. jan-17
..... ,
.1861.:• ;ow 1M1:.
~pluziter . , •.... • -. • 1 /IIIS - LINE&
„TH.z 0 10, ,: t y AND • puyi...
mp h
Dz il w NI , .: , t •. t
0 p: 1
.. i 'LPHILIONEW a
. - YOXII:AAD-WAY PLACA&
mum WALNUT-11T. - WHARF AND ICENSINOTON DEPOT
, WILL 1.,,5AV8 A 8 FOLLOWS, VIZ :
• 7,1314
'AS A. M., via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. Att.
commodation
At 6 A. Al.orisi Camden and Jersey City. (W. J.)
Acoommodation— , . 1 25
At M 4. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning Q t .
—. 504
-
At 1/34 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey city.
West. Express. 3 IV
At 11% P. ern
M. 4 vu, Camden and Amboy Aocommo- -
10ti0n.:.... —... 25
At! P. M., via Camden and Amboy: R. mtd A. Ex-
press-- 00
At Or P. hi., rota Kensington and -larva', city, Eva
-11155" Express.—
At P. M., via Kensington and Janes City, 2d 3 1)15
Class Ticket 2 26
At
t 66 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Evening •
CO
At P. M., via Ciunden and JerseY City.ilouth
eni t 55
At 5 P. M.,
.via CanidentAnd AillomMOdA ,
tion_..(Frateht and Panenzer let Mass Ticket_ 222
PO. ' do. ^ 251_ Clam lloket— 1 So'
Re 6P M Mail Linereil daily. The 1.13‘ M. sonth-
Pm Mail. Saturdays excepted. •
For Belvidere. Its'Ateps,,• :Lambertville, -
_Flemington.
e 1,, at MO A. M. from Kensington; WAN P. M. from
Wairint4treet wharf. .
For Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Scranton , Wilkesbarre.
Montrose, Great Bend, i1c0.,1.10 A.. 111. Arun lranalnitvrt .
vta_polaware. , Jihotointmoo soul "AVelyek •
- pet Menoti t y, Ailentown, and thinhetts 7.10
A. 21. from Ire eon Depo t ' 11114 3% •M. fro Wel
nut-etreet w ; (the 7 A hi, line imanototif with
train leaving .Eeston 5t3.26 •
eller Mount Holly, at 6 and fi and 63 P.M.
For Freehold. at 6 A. 121.. and 21. M.,
rm.Brlptol Menton, too.. at ras A. M., ilihne Fx
P.M. from Kensington, and M P.M. frtjl Walnut-
Mgmi wharf..
Por_Palmvra, Riverton, Delanoo. Beverly, Rifling-
V nillerenee, Hordentown, Ste. ; at 1236, 1, Of and 5
'Steamboat Trenton, for Bordemtown and intermediate
pleees,st 234 P. M. from Walnut-street wharf".
air For Hew York, and Hay Lines leave KeWnston
Depot, bake the oar,, on Fi ft h street, above wamnt.
an hour before departure. The sam run into the
de t, on arrival of each trala. ran Irma the depot.
Pounds of Baggage, allowed each Palom
ar. mom are prohibited from taking anything as
D
but their wearing apSarel. All baggage over
2 pounds to be paid for extra, The Company limit
the r ill sposility tor baggage to one Dollar par Rearm,
and w not be liable for any amonnt beyond SIN, ex
cept by special aantraat.
mhzr WM. H. IIIATZBIES.. Agent.
1141141.11 N NORTH PRPINSYL !
MANIA RAIL/t9_AD.
FOR JETBILEHBIIS,_DOYLBSTOWN,_ MAUCH.
CIMUNK. HAZLETON. and EGKLBY.
TUBB lig_ THROUGH .TRAIIOL
On and after MONDAY..Deoember 3.15110. Passenger
Tramped II leave FRONT mud WILLOW Streets, rho*.
delphia, daily, Mondays excepted). as follow':
At 0.30 A. M.,(.Sxpress). for Sethlehem, Allentown,
Manoli Chunk, Hazleton. Wllkaabarre,
At Lair. M., (Eantes"). for Bettil_ohem, lan,
Thin train reaches Baotou all P. Pl'
, and makes close
connection with New Jersey Central for New York. -
A s.
At 5 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
At 3 A. M . and 4F. Al. , for DOllestown.
Li I Fl for Fort Waghlllooll.
she 6.30 A. M. Engrain man makes olive 4:sensation
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable roots Wllkesbarre.
and to all points in the Lehigh coal on.
'MAINS FOR PHILAD PHU.
Leave Bethlehem at CM A._ M., LIS A. M.. and 5.55
P
Leave Doylestown at f.as A. M.
alsl an 1430 r. M.
beau Fort Walion ga
BlGlDAYB.—Pluladelphisi 104 art Washington
at PAO A. M.
Philadelphia for D oy lestown at 1 P. M.
Doylesteini for .Padelphis at 7A. M.
Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 2.411
Faze to Bethlehem-411 So 1 Fare to Manoh Chunk:SS In
Faze to Beaton-150 t Perste Wilkenbarre- 4 ISO
Through Tickets most be procured at the Ticket
081e44. at WILLOW Street, or BRBRIS Street, in order
to secure the above rata, of farth
All Passenger Trairm( except Sunday Train.) connect
at Berke &Feet with Firth and S_ixth- streets, end
Second and Third-streAts Passenger Itailromln, twenty
minutes after leaving Willow Street.
del-tr - ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
SPRING AICKINta-
MBNTr—PRILADBLPRIA I
WiWili M MIND BALTIMORE RATLIMAD,
.: ite r a ffeMe=t.Mol4DAYPßll, M. 11161
i M
MMTILSINS LEAVM PHIL e l IMLFRIA:l MLFRIA:
For . tutors at &MA; nt., 11,a6 A. M., (Engem)+,
nail WM P.M.
F . For Cheater at &M ~
A. M -- 11.11A.M. .* 11.11 and 10. 68
. M.
30 4 ,
For P
0 Wilmington at 8.15 A. M., 11 85 A. M., $.lll an d
. M.
For Row Canto at 9.15 A. M. mid 4.15 P. M.
For Dom at 9.1 i A. M. and LIS P. M.
For Milford at 8.15 A. /IL
For Balialiorga.ls A. M. •
14mAiN5 FOR FILILADELPRIA
imavol.altimora at 6.15 A. M. (Exprelab LB A. M.,
and 4.4 a r. M.
Leave Wilmington at 5.90 and 930 A. BL. 1.50 and
9 P.M.
EBaliabikry at MO P. M.
eve Milford at P. M.
see -Bevel' et .64, A. M. and AM P. AL
heave New Castle at 836 A. M., MD P. M.
Leave
_enter at 7.0 A. M.. 9.40, LC and 8.44 .
Leave Baltimore for ealisemy and Delaware well
road at All A. M.
TILUNI FOR BALTIMORE-
Leave Cheater at BM Mee and ILM.P.eL
.weee wilndneton at AU A. M., PAM r. IL, and LI
irtsiekrx witauv,wita Peaseneer Celkettealied.
ru •-••
Leave Philadebp_hia fo r
Perry M
lle and intelsweate
plums at 8.00 P.M.
Leave Wilniimmon for Perryville sad intermedlato
Places at 7./f P. M.
Mat. Leave Wilminyten for Pluledelelua and intierme
e *anew at r. at.
Leave Barre-de- Gracie for Baltimore and mtermedly
aw, stations at 6 A. et. - •
Leave Baltimore for Barre-de-Grace and intemmdt
ate Amnon' at 6 P. M.
• SUNDAYS :
Mar at 10.00. P. M. ON
from Philadelphia tePdhimre.
Oak at a m P. M. from B s altimore topplad den elphia“
'spa FELTitN. Presit.
111411411 M P1i..1, k.. A D K IL P HI A
AZUVREADIIIaaLk
ROAD.--,PAABJaNGER qql B for FO7
READING, and B RG, on and - atterinall
St 1881.
moßxmet LINES, DAILY, Bondara 81 =W 5 ,_
Leaire New Dena, corner /TOAD aad 0
RILL Streets, PRILADELP (Paaaenjer entrazoes
on Thirteenth and on Caßtrwh streets at BA. M.,
Viranat lizrarts Titit ttw u rp ri S t a n i r V l Ar e
dttrd i tittaND i'All lr a n tan P.ll.. Ct tram runnikto
Mai To rna , TA !IM lap : i d em i t
i lhe 210,1 TRW
burn &a. " g I"MA
AFTERNOON Lams, .• - - •
41,1r0 New Depot, corner of BROAD anABAL,I,OVe.
L Eltreete,PalLADELPWA,(PeasengriMes
en_ hineenth ezd on Oalloweill street/0 or -
VILLE sad Ir....RLeit ORO, et &MP. X., A LY• for
READING only , et aP. M.. RALLY. (Runeve ex-
BR VIA PRILADBLPRIA AND READING
D ile ffaio
RAILROAD.
Plow PEILAMIZTELL: Miles,
To PhcenixviThs.......— IA
Seading--. M
ranon— -- of
rriatnirc --Lit
tannin -__.
Millembast.--..--.118
Forton:Jaotion-lan
bury —...--1118,
ortinimborland .-171
run ---..- .----- nil
lion IN
3 , —. —:-... —ISO
illiainsPort —IN
onsemettore—.-.-.-21e
erven _ __Al
--lid
ex...... An Williort and Emirs
4 ........
-Ifff mailroe4l.
11. 8 A. li. t and SAP F. XL train corn:mot doll
fort Clatoili. linnlirgn exoBB4BAiiithildtAA
8818 A, wth I.IBYOILT,. end
...king aladie_ponneottons with Ulm to Maim nag:
thiamin LIAO west and6l4Bgthwat.
rnsro - a - inID
P..4lADzintriLLA: Corner. of SOLD
and.C.ALLOWST, 1 MIMEO.
Iltral-tf -
W. Iff- - MoILEIENNEY. as Mary
.14LBELEf
DAILY . INLAND
PrIMA D I AMIIIifREIGHT LINE TO mit :
OLE PORTeatouTR. v4l - -atol to F
ri m ed! tuul - Tris :1A the 8o '3 et'Ew - were,
4a t s i tte. Avenue,
ooraer ROA treed s a
nd WilfillXGTON Avenue, will be 0 ed duly. and
at as low rates sr by any other rtle . . F. ' RENNET,
blastaf t. of r T . moitarbo.
WiIDeT_VLEICSTB.II.
:RAINS eta P V .
feuv.i.iLlswr•
LIMNS
BALE OP IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
On Toeslay MorninK•
May 11. at 10 o'olook for °soh. by catalogue
-800 packages and lots of fancy and staple =ported dry
1001311.
PHILIP FORD & 4.30., AUCTIOREERB,
No. 530 MARKET Street end 541..M.1.N0R Et.
POSITIVE BALE A
ND OF 1.000 CASES BOOTS. 61101:15$
EIROGANd.
On Thursday Morning,
May 16. at 10 o'olook precisely. will be cold, by oats
logne—
LOW oases men'', boys' and youths' calf. kin. and Train
b, x ,o l .. en if. gin, and itrain brogans. Congress gaiters,
warned Pat Lea OXON nes,,wislking shore, Ito.; wo
men e, misses', and children • nail, inn , goat, mimeo°
aid kid heated boots ' and shoes, gaiters. slippers, bus
tles., km; also, a large .and desirable saaportinent of
fitat-olassi city-made goods.
tar Goods
openingor examination, with eatalogsee,
early on the mrn of subs.
NF. PANIJOAST. AUCTIONEECt, Bnc
• oessor to B. lkott. Jr.. 431 0/1E3174 U 7/
SHERIFF'S SALE OF FURNITURE.
On Monday Morning.
May 13th, at 10 o'clock, at the salesroom, 431 Chestnut
street.. the balance of furniture of Jones' Hot , t, nom
vistas beds. straw mattresses, beddiag , bureaux. , sofas.
and other form tnrs.
SHERTfF'B NALE OF GROCERIES.
On Monday Morning,
May 33, at salesroom al Chestnut street, the balance
of two Stooks of groceries, comprising a general assort
merit. Rae comdiesoing atm:l43'olmA* precisely.
BALE OP PM BROILWRI ES. HOSIERY. MILLI
VERY GOODS. &0.. b y catalogue.
on Wednesday Morning,
May I. sale comment:liar at la o'clook DreziePli•
11L/1 FITZPATRICK & BROS., AM
TIONEERS, 604 1110.107141111 r atreet. abvv*
*frau •
8 AM.'S ft:I: RAY k:Vglitlite.
At I &stook, of Books. stationery and tonal goads.
watches. Jewelry, °look', sliver plated ware, eitlery,
Poi annul, opisioal instruements. dr, a.
Also, nolpel7. dry socds, boots and shoes. and sec
shandnie of every desoriphop.
DAY SAMBA eveni Monday. Wednimlay , end Fri
day at IP o'clock A. .
IVATh; BALma.
At private vale several large consignments of watches,
jewelry, boots, stationery, silver-plated wore, ontlery,
fancy gooey, ho. To which is solicited the attention of
Ott and country merchants and others.
-Coruninme te eolioited of all kindeof ntershan
for ei t le o r o pu oor private sates.
r be soh advances made ' en aonsignmenln.
1
r es promotly attended to.
Palliatelakia and laailait
and Lebanon Vathey
Ide Itll3llll.
Atunbiu7 sad, Sri. A. I.
TJANNSS, k 00.,
No. 4 '49 MARKET STYE.?
15IIIPT1RG.
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION
BY STEAM. BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL, calling at 4.OHENSTOWN (Ire
laud.). to land and embark passeusess and despatches.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company's splendui Clyde- Mutt iron screw steam
ships; are intended to mail as follows:
FILONL NEW: YORK 'FOR LIVERPOOL.
CITY, PM. ANCOEMPER. -Saturday, N ay it
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Satioday. . May 18
KANGAROO, - • 'Saturday. - Ma 35
And every_ baturday throughout the year. from P. ER
No. 44 N.H.
RATER OP PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Livelpool.-- ----. T I
li
Do. .to London, via Liverpool -- -
.. . . -
--.- 80
Steerage to Queenstown , or Liver p 001....—.— 30
Do. to London. ...'„ - - 33
Do. Return tickets'. available for tux months,
frOm Liverpool... - , .. . ego
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, , 'Hamburg,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Cm urinates of passage issued ; .from Liverpool to New
York-;...........,... ......,----.......-. —...... MO
Certificates of resume' nutted from Queenstown to
New York-- . - .
--- 030
Theme 'steamers have superior sooommodations for
passengers, are constructed with watertight compart
ments. and carry experienced burgeons.
For freight, or pastragetantr at the office of the Com-
Pang.' ' ' JOHN O. DALE, Agent,
11l Walnut street Philanejohta.
to Li - vernal% to'WM. IliblArit
"Tower% Building&
In Glasgow, to WM. INMAN,
13 Dixon street.
THE BRITISH - AND NORTH
AM] RICAN ROYAL MAIL BTEAM
'BRIPI3.
_IRON N 74 TORE. TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pe .---.—
Second Calms assess .
?Rom Borroll TO LIVERPOOL,
Chief Cabin Passage— .110
Second Cabin Passage
The ships from New York call at . CCa'llarbor.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Bar
pp
A Capt. Judkins. AFRICA Capt. Shannon.
'ARABIA,t. J. Stone; CANADA, Cant. Ande rson.
AELA oapt. E. G. Lott. AktERICA. Capt. MeAulat
AVISIRALABIAIL NIAGARA, Cast. Moodie.
Capt. E. M , neekley. EUROPA, Capt. .1. Cook.
SCOTIA. (now Mulcting.)
These vessels carry a clear white light at mud-head ;
green on starboard bow: red on Dort bow.
kiId.GARA, Moodie, leaves Boston, Wednesday', May 1
Al 4 IA, Latt. 4 . N. York. Wednesday. May B.
'ARABIA, Stone. " Boston, Wednesday. MAT M.
•
RI A. Shannon, " N. York.. fle' edneedia May at.
80 A, Anderson, " Boston. Wednesday. Mar H.
PRILSIA. indkins„ . " NY. ork. Wednesday, June 5.
AMERICA, Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday. Jane 12.
ASIA, bat, " N. ork,Wedneeday, June 19.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienoed Surgeca on board.
The owners of these shins will nat. be sersonntable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion. Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading are si ned the refor, and
the valve thereof therein • . For reght or
passage, apply to U ARO.
Sae
4 Bawling Green New York.
RAILROAD LINES.
ELMIRA ROUTE.—
PUIL4I)7§LPHIA AND ICA,
to %Amens Catevissa, Ka-,
: itill Ar il ' QUID E 7' KO TE
tizt c6 lsl.lketarre, l it = i tan . a t nsibig!littot=- .
rilligarlf l'ellintasliester, Glevela4,:Detr r oli t 'Toledo,
Minato, Xt. Untie, M ll wankaa. and all points eel ant/
West.
Passenger trains will leave the new Depot of the Phi-
I c tiolpina and Reading Railroad, corner BROAD Ind
, I,,wW - HILI, strewn, (Faareurer ammo" on Oa:-
loWlall stint.; daily feindAve azoee4. 'for above
"Inrrt."L - - -- ---Ant A. g :
I UT IS X.Pr. /v. ---.5.88 P.
The lAA A. AL Si connects ifirert t for Wilkes
barre. Pinson; nton, And al etaßons n
LAGLAWABRA D BLOUNIABILIDG .11.1libt0A1).
The above trains make direct l io ns t e. ±: ra
with the -
traths pisb u ltra r faa rk A nd r . •
A rtlo
rillrkne. Railroads. icogr - ° lair d 8 ' ril
•
cr a li a ra. 'Buffalo. and Suiseruclei
...I.' ~ Antal:rot At points.
tr A o..o
r.::: MIA be , l /l at Philadelphia one RI
. ~ •i . , Liz ea Ti et rthwest corner of
:Jo i and • Th_ ilalti 17 and at the Passonger
~ • rti THIRT NT and CAL LOWSULL
:1' 0 U EXPRDIIB FtEIGHT T.R.4 .
11274 ttte Ptiki .. tit.lnhus and Rmetdlnt Begot. and
ha it t 10117 iSlandri RIAMPted), Or ell
striate Wes:tar. Oart.t. a tP.
- R mt& m tt l.; b• all i ino red before IP. M. to boyar*
it tfi k ir ' t i a re nnatma sO l y m at Freight Depot,
V If T it and L. or to
CRAB. 11, 134 1V14131 , 4, Uoneml Agent.
111ertIwAst , senior NIZVAL an/ iURRIr/rN wra trit y
•
ao13•11 F. lai tadslokit.
NRIVAIM WEBT RESTER A/ID PHILADELPHIA
rerr'S7ii7lTS
‘;, T . •. , - VIA MOIL, -
SPRING ABILANUBMEWIt,
mirst - 011 . . d after Monday, March 11,1861, thet trains Will
L 4.
an
is
jo llati p el . p ic hia, from the Depot., northeast earner
iew
nth orst Market street', at B.OOA. M., and
The F reight Train, with passenger ear attached, will
leave Watt Philadelphia at 6A. M., mullet aa tar as
the Baltimore Central Junction.
On Blridays, leave Pluladelphio at 8 A . M. and .2 P. M.:
leave Weld Chester at 7.80 A. M. and two P.M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8 A. ht. and 4 P.M,
sortneot tit Pennelton with trains on the Phila4el phia i
and Baltimore Central Railroad. for Ken nett OO Ord,
tco,, &e. lit WIRY W •
mhll General Dupenntendent:
m at omm WEST CHESTER
and PIPLADELPHIA RAIL
nID. Ins as mot ivOTICS TO
_PERSONS
i'REJEVIS , lIMMBR BOdliDlNG.—ja order to
torsi. inoreeeed ocilities during Am cormortiummer i
the eat Cheater and Philadelphia Railroad Company
intend rinsing not leas than ma. daily trains each way
between Philadelphia and West Cnester, one of which
Will be at night. GODDIDOMIG with two daily trains each
war on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail
road (except Sundays. when there will be two trains
each war between Philadelphia and Weat Cheater.)
Persons desirous of being in the city early land late.
Will be accommodated by this arrangement . Foarding
for the summer oan now be obtained at the many de
sirable localities having high and health mutations on
the West Cheater and Philadelphia anPhiladelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroads. Por hates for sea
son,Coopon Ttakeia. •ko . apply at the Ticket Office in
the Depot, B. E. comer EMI xF. HE N RY WOOD
surest,.
apla-mws Ito General Superintendent.
.• NOTICE. -4311.68TZE
. VALLE v
dENsJ`RRAINS FOR DOWNLNGTOW ND IN
TE •D • WATIONB.--On etch after •
DY 6th
IW, the 'aiseguter Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
wii rtart rpm the new Paseengar Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading_Railroad Company , tarsier of
BROAD and CAL 1,0171111.4, streets. (paw-neer en
trance migallowhilld
MoßNine TRA'.ri for Downingtown lcaTee at BM
A jtrfOON TRAIN for Dorningtotni leaves at
4...101 ft
(flundaye excepted).
Ey order of the Board of Managers of the Yhiladel-
Phis and Reading Railroad
C angi
La W. 11l N Y. geeiretstr.
MEDICINAL.
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
DARIIIS RAM'S
_AXIOMATIC DINVIGORATING SPIRIT.
rAttigugge Am ems wort by irks Tublto „ter stz year,
will isereasisig_ fever. It is Oen
Dress Yrsre es sYu s sHeart- Bare, Cot.. .
JAS. Wincing the &mute , or Pails/ to Cu
' Bowels, Mandaehit, Drowsiest., Eidson
Cosesleints, Low EMU' Dirisaes
" names, intinmerising.
IT lITINTLATTa, EXHILARATIS, IltrifyoßaTig, are
win. noir Invozioava OR Ilvargry.
As a Medmine It is eniek and efreetnal, miring the
moll aggravated oases ol Dyirpeasta i llidney Com el/Lints.
and an other derangement" of the nominal" and wale
GI a speedy numner.
It will imatantly revive the moat melancholy and
dumping spirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
nobly to health, etreregth, wad vigor.
likarsotui oho, froo. the (Mud know, me of banns. hays
me dejected, and their nervous systems shattered.
ao "tel l o broken down, and stinkpot to that horrible
durst go 'mainly, th e DIMOND( InfOiNs. will, ni•
moat i feel the happy and healthy Mango
rating eficiaor of Dr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit.
'• WHAT IT WILL . DU.
Doe i.--One 'wine slam fall as often as necessary.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heart-burn. •
Three dowel/11l oure Indi gestion.
One dam will rive you a ood Appetite.
One does will stop the Manning pains of Drirliebela.
itty,,, dna,' voillremove the atureimer and disagreeable
afoot. of' Wind or Flatulent's, and as goon as the
etemach receives the Invigorating Bgirat, the dimmer
ins load and all painful feelings 'wilt be removed.
One dose will remove tne mint distressing pains or
Collo, either in the stomach or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructions in the Kidney.
Smdder. or Drirairy Oracennt.
Perique wno are satioasly affiioted With any Kidney
Comilatour ant snored or speedy relief bye does or
two. and a radical cure by the me of one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Perllollll who, from diretipatorg too much over night,
and feel the evil effects o. poisonous liquors. in violent
headache!. Meknes, at stomach , weakness, giddieys, h
&a.. win nca one doee Rttl. r _move all NW feeliz%
Ladies of weak and moldy mutila R take
the Divisurating OF/rit three times day; w i llmake
them strung, healthy, and hap' y, remove all obstruc
tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs, and
=re the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
Drrillig Pregnancy it will be found an invaluable men
net t° remove clungreeable sensations at the stomach.
AD the proprietor sake L a trial, and to inditee tribe, he
has put up the invionlierzmn
_Plan in mat indict at
Gilecnte, quarts GI.
General Depot, 48 WATER Street, New York.
DYOTT k. CO., 1132 M North
Agen/S_br ECOND Street,
Whle in Ph iladelphia.,
And for sale by J O
HN H. EATON. 25 N. EIGHTH
Street. and all Draining. Jig-thinly
BROWNIS EiSENCE OV JAMAICA
QINGER.—FRRDERICK BROWN. Chemist and
Drusatat, northeast corner of Chestnut and Fifth ate,
Jahiledelp.bia, sole manufacturer of strown's Famines of
maica (Adger, Thiel, is recognised and presonbed by
the medico face) and has become the standard family
medicine of the Unt ,. tedBte•es.
This Essence is a prepstation of unusual excellence.
In ordinary diarrlicet. incipient cholera. in short, in all
cases of prostmtion of the disretive fonotionmq it is of
inestimable voice. During the proval•DO• of epidemio
ehnlernand rummer aompleints of ohildten. it is yisau-
Harty r minus; no family, individasi, or traveller
should be w.thout rt.
NOTIC E.—T o prevent this valuable KIIIMI3OO from
being oonnterleitecl. a new steel engraving, executed a t
a „ eat oust, will be fo t ind on thisontaide of the wrap
per, in order to Hard me pullout:or against being im
posed upon by wtu ass imitations
Erma," only by FR t DEM ICI( BROWN, andfor
axle at has Drag and Chemins." Wore_ N. IL corner of
Fifth and Chestnut street". Philadelphia. and at FRI -
liketlCK fltol,N. JR.'s. Drug an d ch em i ca l El am ,
8..
1 1 2 5, corw o Ninth and .Chestnut streets, '• Cored
r‘. sae Hot el. Proladelphia. Also for sale by an re
aVatitalde Drogillti in the United States. Wrie4m
Mali OE ZENO-Pure EINOW:.WHITX
i ad
ivittediatt l di th am
new . 4
jll,/ THOMAS 4.t. SONE,
T • No.. 139 and 14.1 30u.... •• • •
(Formerly Noe, „
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE-11/EBDAy
pamphlet ce36.10111260 1101. TORO COLA. ti
Soriptions of ell th e property to be sold nh T: 1
14th met., 61 13 o'olook noon. at the Exchange 6.1 4 y
Ilatot /Wee 3111 and 38:h instant, with
nthY.r MO ;: t. tto it b I
Fifte street, will be held at drive' 's e m ;' 4 "o.at
••11, L
days, at a moderate •••••00
RIOCICe Air REAL MUTE,
AR,,,ALLIS AT FIE EXMIA•ti E VERY i.uy
Randb Lis of each property issue ut ,
addition to which we pubilsh, on the Battuu°,""toli,
t o each sale, one thousand oataloruss, govis t .
f orm , tun desonytions of all the Dro reont,
o u the neilimne Tuesday.
REAL IMITATE AT PRIVATE eA LE ni t°
Ur We have a /arcs amount of real Wale
sole, inoluding descript ion of 01 4 ass '`".u.
property. Pnnted to may , bad at the asce o "utur,
PRIVATE BOLE . REOISIE tee
Sr Real estate entered on our private
and advertised occasionally to our public sale oratts,
f,Of hich one thousand coulee ere mow
Troo o f 9/7011LO• 21,/
BTOOKOI BONDS, ke.
On Tuesday,
May 14, at IS &aloes noon, at the Philndo.t.
change. will ho sold— frolli
Br postponeMent. without, reserve for ton
Of no.enetnenta— .Mett
1650 shares Bohemian Mining Comesp y
it a n
Without reserve. for aooount wham'oe I a,.
80,000 first• mortgage bonds Huntingdo n
Top Mountain Railroad and Coal cconma r “q at e
COM
ithout reserve, for aooount of whoa It
mar r•m
' 80 shares Bank of the Northern Lilt Gies Iv.
sold is lots to suit norohasera. t,
81.180 Delaware Mutual Iruturanee CO. scrip ;q8,,.
REAL ESTATE_ W BALE—MAY 14.
ELEGANT COUNTRY RE B ENCE, with „
and ooaoh.house t Summit street. northeas t ,ylki
Chestnut Hill and Boring House thraPike,
eo d Chestnut Hut. Lot 109 feet b y 24 esti.
ge .Lti n r, CN.E,STNUY HILL. adjoining the Attie,
to Mt in front. on 1- umnotil street 100 feet, .t.s
---TkßEe..ci °RV BRICK /MIRE min n,,
usu. rro. nos Collowhill street. Lot 10 by 6g ti e ,
- THREERTORY BRICK DWELLIsiy,
the above on_ ,
s, Dio west.
HR EE-STORY BRICK DWELLINO
sdima st
Canton street. tit
Carltlritutr;K..BTOßY ISRICK DWELLING. N
ne street ti al
No, 6
VERY VALUAB ot EE FIVE-STORY BRICX sT hitz.
07 Market sco.
ItEAL ESTATE SALT .—MAY:
Orphans Court Bale—Fatata of Elizabeth Pe r
deceased.—LOT OF GR..1.1 north tide e t tut
street, 220 feet east of I ne v enteehtllntreet. /8 by Wit t "
Same Estate.—LT OF OKOuND,
above on the east, 1 2by mu feet. tit
same e etare.—Att .b,NTIRESQ,U4RE GHOtto
divided into 44 build ins lota. beginning at the notate
uproar of Brown and Sixteenth foment. th,, tit
containine in front, on Sixteenth and 5, 0 7,7 let
streets, 160 feet. and on Brown street 398 fret 4 iec i a
The lot, as divided, will have fro ,. ta Ei roia
it:
Si xteent h and seventeenth streets, and a Den Itt '
40 feet wide.
ear Lithographic Plane may be bed at the j e:1:
store.
HaIIIWOME R101:11..:RN THREE STORY 451 c
RERID 4.14 CE. Ne. 1612 Chestnut area. c
H u ,
modern unproyeinenta and oonveniences L et
feet. '1 emu-89100 maul_mari e ur u ge.
VALUABLE FHA
FILE, &0., northeast corner Broad and Vermeer',
40 feet by teet—three fronts. tele
Executor's Perempt Sale.—T H Hi; E. 81,0
BR ICK DWBLLIP/ti absolute Wood street. en
blis in the rear. Sale . Re.
REAL ESTATE SALE—MA
Orphaets Court Bete—bstate of Worse p. Nl broer
decs'd —VERY V e IJUA BLit;
_p ELawAay. wH AR i
sad LARGE - LOT AND BUILDINGS ' (mai m ,
iewar L son street, linvu. street or Landis!, mid nv
i e i :
laware. Bounded on the north be the City run
ry.
By ..r.lerofluseignses.
HANDSOME MOD SAN Nun The
teenth street, between Arab and Nabs' t streets reit
aide.
Pale 140,1730 Spruce street,
ELEGANT ruanirriAßE, EXTRA LARret
noses. CURTAINS. PtAteO YonTE,
VELVET AND BR IllitßikLN CA RPETBiII LVIE
PLATED WARE, CHINA. RORnEn AND CAR.
RIAGEts, tco.
On Taeaday Morning,
14th mat., at 10 o'clooki_by catalogue, et : 4 4, lit
Some street, the elegant Furniture, lea, of si rena l .
man declining hmteelimping• The entire turelis d
oarpetu.Aco., du been in nee but a few isontlicsa
comprises drawing room. chamber. dining- ma I „„
bail furniture, in mimosasd and ivalntal Mr mow;
Wilton velvet sod ltrusseelsi carpets; canal= Ma,
large Inge mantel and rder mirrors; r iro ai,
forte; mantel ornaments: silver-plated ware; slew
beds; mattressestk.c.
ler May be examined with catalogue oath. monies
of the sole. at eight o'clock.
Also, immediately after the above, at 11l o'eloetet
the coach nouse and stable in E tone street. mil of en.
teentti street, between Pine and Lombard sittela..rid
be sold, a pair of handsome long tall brown Olmtrg
horses, about six leers old, kind and good lads
saddle.
. „
Also, handsome Germantown carriste in ;mkt cr.
der made by Watson.
*boo. eleArant vh futon for two or four yentas, made to
order by Watson.
Also, handsome sleigh, with robes, hens, &v.
Also. bandeomo harness. itentlemen'e see !We .4.
dlee. bridles, stable fixtures. &o.
. .
lILT The horses. may ba man at say timer!.
vimm to sale at the stable, Store street.
Sale at Nos. US ap e d It) B°l4 Fourth Elora.
SUPERIOR FURNITUIth, PRSNCS-PL►Sg MIL
&ORB, PIANO-FORTES, BRUSeaLa CARPET!.
on Thursday -flonunn,
At 9 o'elook, at the Amnion Store, an a/orators e,
excellent second-hand furniture, elegant ranct•ionet,
fine mirrors, carpets. Co,. from falsities deeSeat
housekeeping. removal to the store for converastra
We.
AIIOSES NATIIANS, A UOTI 011 LK::
AND COMMISSION MERCHAITY. Sodom
oornor of SIXTH and RAM' Stra•dn.
AT PRI YATh BALE,
Boma of tkae finest VOLD PATENT LEVER tpl
CHRONOMETER WATOREB innesitionired, at IV
the usual selling prices, gold lever and leyine vstot
silver lever and looms satohna, English, laviss,
Prenob watches, at astonishingly low prices, je rr olry
every desoription, vertY lowaans, pistols, mmosl
struments, first quality of finning' oigars, at all the
importation price, in quantities to t sweat:snap)/
Taman other kinds of goods.
SPLENDID SET OF
BALE DIAMONDS AT PRIVATE
Consinting of diamond and opal breastpin lad ear
rings. Price $660. (lost In Pans VA&
A splendid single-gtone diamond breastpin, 11391
oat 19929.
OUT DOOR BALER
Attended to personally by the An:lamer.
Corunglameate of any and every toad of goods sets
Wad, MOSES NATRANO,
MONEY TO LOAD
$2i,000 to loan, at the lovas% rates, on dlunoads.
watcher Jewelry silver platy dry tools , aiotarit.c9
aeries, cigars, hardware, cutlery, winos. num". iir
name, bedding, And on gootlit 01 every deeenplot,ll
large or smart amounts, from one dollar to thousola
for any length of Woe agreed on.
LT The Oldest Established HOW In this cir.
or Yr/rate ontreknoe on RACE Beset.
FT Duinuen hours from 11: so . to 9 r.
Heavy Inn:krona. for the ben t r of demote.%
CHARGES ONLY PER OEN?.
P Advances of Moo and upwards at two Pert*
/Wesson' of 011)0 and upwards, at one percestan
short loans.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
TILE ADAMS =PRO
CO., Offloe 320 CHF..II7N V 7 Bow.
jon
beiges, ?de ron andao, BM*
iliglll4k or ,
o.d psaill.e that by its own Linn 07 in sonnootin
intk. ethe r ress Compooies. is all Ur onosis.
etitsa Inktn.
11. 11.11/111M1.1,
MACIIINICILIC AND IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
--,.. , • 0 un
w gel,--ImariE azq
• - • ...0 OZWllka t m'SlCAllao MIPL'OIi
.0 * • =S t _ -MAKE RD, BLACtEII
li k ua
en FO ' fellEirld, ha g, for mans PAN , been i
eCbeetoafill oPerat4oo, been apoluraveggered it
bedding and g e and River nealn3l
and low preomrs, n , Water Tura oet4tel ,
Le,. ax. respectfully o ff er their gr3Moecto thew alt
ae Datil Wily prepared So contract for ELIVOeI at I,
11 / 204 msfire RiVdt. ant Etabotary , Witt Pc n
paterrus o alt?erent ernes. ere preparee, to treat u el
ders wrth quick deepateh. Every deem:pita or flairi
snaking made at the skorteet rota-!SLAV,.
Freenure, Fine, /funnier, and Cylinder I% ''
Lest Pennsylvania enlaces] iron. Foliage, at ono
Elia Irind• ; Iron and Ylaihe ChistUizi. of a ll dernrt.du:
" II T V IL 'Screw Cutting , and all elm vet se-
Booted wit h the above olAneeek
Draeringe and seeei¢aatierui fer all verb Oat it IktEr
„Itiz ta l
-t.h , nenty free of charge, and 'Perk Forestal.
e Winn bars have ample wharf.doet 1902 NI:
K
boabeorbere truer Gan 14 212 *WM 4 .7:
end orenn*ed wrta
, shaars, Week'. alle.M..."''
Sar heavy Or 1101., Wfttc ht..
luauluau'ar renera4.ira.
J
MVO sad T 14"
1. VAVSUAN HaaatcL. 30111 I. CML
WILLIAM E.DINIXICX. 'Limn Noun.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHIBUTON norm
IER WA K E J SONS, NS,
EllGAissisidE,A.ND
fdannfacture Bich and Low Pressure 'diem &LW'
felfand, riXer, and mane amuse.
u•anninstern. Tanis. hen Boats, au; Cov
jug of.e.ii kinds, either iron in brass.
iron Yraineßoofs for Gee w oda, WofitshOpi ,
ro*d stations, &e.
Astons and Gas hlaehizery of the latest and nod iv
proved construction. -
&very description of PlNitatioa. bischinerListg
gum Saw, and Unit Mils, vacuum Psna__,...
Lamm Insins• Dereoetors. Filters, Pumping i ce'
Sole Ase; ; V for N. killieux's Patent Sugar
APPararas. gimp's Patent stem H6Maler,4 4
pplirsll & 011ay Patent Gentr it
ual Bugs? "
Machine suir
POINT PLEASANT 1OUND1! N 0.96?
.1115AGSyett,Estufin,-Ign,Pgiwdellti, - ,
r ea rti . Inform% hut twang) W, 7. 0 .
mL7, .1 , I
I r e
Pats wi i l v a i ! a r e a rs a ior law,
, and Saw zer.V.e soap, ctigual.
Lao WerkLl "P' waa• tow
_,.., 14 "!
= l7 a, ''''`P ors aor iron No•t P , :
ori-
BUSINESS CARDS.
RIISINESS BUM ARE ADVERTISIN G
in the Best Newspapers of City end Calico it
the Offmem of
JOY, COE, & Co.. ,
ADYNATISIM AGENTS ,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT STREETS , re4 4 . 1 !4 .
TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York.
ALFRED D. BRIM'S
UNITED STATES
AND
YATEEUROPEAN
No. 144 SOUTH YOuRTII Erribr."
__?NLLADILPHIA. mo t.
_ r ratent Laws of U. &Mew/ and EuroPe
mined Aram ap11.117
H C. ULLMAN. ATTORNII•A T '
• LA.W, JEW'S , / 4110 RE, Pootigriranii' v a
Colleottomi promptly moo iR Clinton and LroD
amities_
137111 TO
Messrs. Walter k. Kama, rhilealelebas HO*
nods,
% g ear, e i T ie S st7, e
. 74,Tri-r' MI IC*
a. A. Master, Loot ' HOMO ' 11 s• 117 i d ' 1 ,: 1"° flg .
& thather k Woddrot. Phi fawn ,
notds. Howell & Kam. Yhtlads.
JOHN ELLIOTT, WINES sold L1QU0 35 .„;
os. 317 and 319 WALIYITT Career. cba
tpo
ittc
dorms berreln Third rind vourthi north steed
tninhkri. ni. .—Fine Old Whisk - lea always
EntsDnehed in 11346.)
17AWt3ON & NR)1101.13021,
110011BINapRS,
Suot.
Nos. 619 end 691 ratNOK
&Awe= Market anqhestart wow.
PALLAD 191 A. Ro am
iAltEd PAWBON. AA. D. NW
irSr-b•
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YUGUIT eti SONS,
• /MPOATERA HILVAM I ciIIA R3 '
no. axo noo ntonT r" -
Resel " r"glilarlY kfoll th
asoortmontt of deioriNe
OkRB whc reich tk ey o oar at toe rate& for olhal?
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE.
670 ., VotEm& BURTON.
S gIR EV/.
PHItiLORLPHLAi A Awls
Bel have to inform Railreeat Companielldinw
batorostod in ea bridg primrtionon. tliat or,lboy,
clotutfttior to MEW*" with PAM W. M'
(Aril .-M" tumor. (author and inventor of tbe above
known oleo of iron bridged and are gropared tO
gen , from SW part of the 00IIIIirls 'TOM h
All iS den
pervonal anparintendeinea.
iottora relating to piano and estimates
at dressed to JOHN W. MURPHYP•iI 92.4016. M,
1 1. 114 0' Far 370 ff U VIS t.itg Y.
MRS. JAMES BETTS' ORLIBRAT O
aUPPoRTBRB FoR LADIF.II, and the call 8 .1,.
Porters under eminentpdieal patronage. io i° 7o):
W=tang are MVPS; I) reithepted to call 0.E.„ . t .
s, Betts,st nor nog, ono.", 10 311 WA1,14 UT sir.-
tubilltdelOhlo, (to ovoid oottmto rfei br.) Thi ,
_,...rtY . . 01
Get'solidi; have been advises by their 07,..,,,,, i ,, - i a.
appliances. 1:D10m only e t [ermine u ` . l. — ille
United thatos eopyright. labels on the box. lulu ..... 12
Wrest mud also on the /supporters. with teetsonl ..
sole terhAtstf -
d !llefilPAGNlG.—ire. Uliquot, Latleton d
o i l .chost -
Danel Drove. end ellif De Vignola t u rr A lsn,
par
nes. far vita hy _TAU F,TCHE
ging end 5104 South FRO T Street. • 01,
ft. B.—Orders tqr the dined unenrlntaP
stove m e will be panotesil7 attendee le.
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