Treachery Towards the U. S. Array Officers in San Antonio, Texas. In FobrUary last, when General Twiggs be trayed his command in Texas, ho made the following agreement with the State of Texas, by which the State pledged Its honor and faith that the Federal troops ahould pass unmolest ed beyond its limits. The following is the agreement SAW ANTOWIa, Vabraary 19, 1861. The undersigned, oom,t.ixioners on the pert of the State of Texas, fully etor•-ovrered to exercise the authority undertaken by Mem, have formally and solemnly agreed with Brevet Major fitenorsi David B- Tangs, 'Belted States army, command that the troops of the lug the depamaent of Texas, limited States shall leave the soil of thelitate by the way Of the cone ; that, they shall take with them the arms of the respective corps, including the battery of light artillery at Fort Dunoan, and the battery of the same character at Fort Brown ; and shall be allowed the necessary means for regu lar and comfortable movement, provisions, tents, eta , etc., and transportation. It is the desire of the commission that there shall be no infraction of this agreement on the part of the people of the State. It is their wish, on the contrary, that every facility shall be afforded the troops. They are our friends. They have here- Wore afforded to our people all the proteotion In their power. They have been our protectors, and we owe them every consideration. The public property at the various poste, other then the above replied for the use of the troops will be turned over to the agents to be appointed by the oommiesion, who will give doe and proper receipts for the whole to the officers of the army, whom they relieve in their custody of the public property. Tnelras J. .Davoz, P. N. Lucaarr, S A. Centraistrionen on behalf of the Committee of Public Safety. Upon this, General Twigge published to the army the following order: BIADQHAaPaRS MIPARTIIENT OF TaXAS, Batt Ammo, Feb. IS, 15(11. 4111111tAL ORDSRS, HO. 5. The State of Texas having demanded, through its commissioners, the delivery of the military pees and publio property within the Mate of Mir command, and the commanding general desiring to avoid even the possibility of a collision between the Federal and State troops, the posts will he evacuated by their garrisons, and these will take Up, as soon ne the memory preparations leen be made, the line of march out of Texas, by way or the coast, marching out with their arms (the light batteries with their guns), clothing, camp and gar rison equipage, quartermaster's stores, subsistence, medical, hospital stores, and such means of trona peetation of every kind as may be necessary for an effioient and orderly movement of the troops, pre pared for attack or defence against aggressions from any source. The troops will carry with them provisions as far we the coast. By order of Brevet blepr Gen. Twroos. The stipulations on the part of the army Were being faithfully carried out, and most of the troops had passed San Antonio en route to the cont. Notwithstanding great indignation was felt by them at the insults the Govern ment was receiving, in consequence of the conduct of General Twiggs, they were careful to suppress their feelings, and to commit no unfriendly act. Every attempt was made by the State of Texas, and afterwards by the Confederate States, to corrupt the soldiers and induce them toi desert, and by offers of increased rank and pay, and other appeals, to persuade the officers to resign, but with no success, and the greatest dissatisfaction was evinced at the firmness and fidelity of the army. Instead of disbanding the troops, as con templated, by the disaffection of the officers and the desertion of the men, the authorities perceived that they were leaving the State in good order and discipline, true to their colors, and anxious for an opportunity to avenge the wrongs they bad helplessly been compelled to bear, when the President of the Confederated States, in violation of the faith and pledge of Texas, ordered that portion of the army still in the State to be disarmed and taken as pri sonere of war. The foilowlog memorandum is the manner in which Colonel Waite, com manding the Department of Texas, together with his officers on duty in San Antonio, without troops, were captured and made pri soners of war. vEMORANDUM Relating to the arrest of Colonel C. 4. Waite, U. S. Array, and the officers of the U. S. .grmy on duty at San .antonio, Texas, with out Troops. lit Colonel Waile's quarters, Colonel Waite and Major kprague only pre sent. SiN ANrortro, Texas, Tuesday, April 23, 1861. Captain Wilcox [with his sword, command ing Texas troopaj—Good morning, Colonel ! Colonel Waite—Good morning, sir. Captain Wilcox—l have come to request you to go over to Major Maclin's office. Colonel Waite—For what purpose, air? Captain Wilcox—As a prisoner of war! Colonel Waite—What authority have you ? Captain Wilcox—l have authority from Ma jor Maclin. Colonel Waite—Who is Major Machu ? Captain Wilcox—An officer of the Confe derate States. Colonel Waite—l do not, sir, recognize any such authority. Have you the authority ? I should like to see it. Captain Wilcox then took from his pocket an order from Major Maclin, which Colonel Waite read, directing him, Wilcox, to pro ceed with hia'company and arrest the officers of the United States Government on duty in San Antonio, Texas. Colonel Waite: I protest against any such act, and will not obey the order except by force. Have I committed any offence I To which Captain Wilcox replied : "None that I know of." It is then, said Colonel Waite, "a most unwarranted act of usurpation, and in violation of the modes and customs of ci vilized warfare, and a gross outrage upon my indiv.dual rights. I protest against it in the name of my country. Your authority I do not recognize, nor will I obey any or der from you; nothing but the presence of a force greater than I can overcome will cause me to relinquish my personal freedom. There is nothing in history to equal this usurpation." Thereupon Captain Wilcox Bald ic I have the force," and started for the public storehouses, and immediately returned with thirty-afs fo otmen, Texas troops, armed with rifles and sabre bayonets. The command was halted in front of Colonel Waite's quar ters, when Captain Wilcox entered the house. Colonel Waite then walked to the door, when, upon looking out, remarked: ft th at your guard, sir 1" a Yes, sir," replied Captain Wilcox ;There are more men," remarked Colonel Waite, a than I can resist, and I again protest, in the name of my country, against this gross and unwarranted act of usurpation, and in violation of my personal rights ; where do you wish me to go, sir 1" "To the ord nance office, sir, " said Captain Wilcox. Co wart Waite t hen took his hat and passed to the front of the guard, when arms were shouldered, and the crowd proceeded through the public street. AB Colette Waite was passing into the custody of the guard, Major Sprague remarked to Captain Wilcox ' "Do you consider me as one 1" " Yes," be re. plied, a come along." a Then," said Major Sprague, "1 concur fully in every word ut tered by Colonel Waite in regard to this outrage." Major Sprague then joined Colo nel Waite, and proceeded amid a crowd of boys. Arriving at the building where the public offices are, the command was halted, and Capt. Wilcox ordered the other officers, viz : Major Wm. A. Nichols, Assistant Adjutant General ; Major Daniel McClure,Pay Department - Bre vet Lieutenant Colon e l ' D. T. Chandler, Third Infantry ; Capt. R. Garrard, Second Cavalry ; Surgeon E. A. Abadie, Medical Department ; Assistant Surgeon J. R. Smith, Medical De partment; Surgeon E. P. Langworthy, Me dical Department; Capt. A. T. Lee, Eighth Infantry ; Lieutenant E. L. Hartz, Eighth In fantry; Lieutenant E. W. H. Read, Eighth Infantry; Captain R. M. Potter, Military Store Keeper; who had been previously ar rested, and were within the building in charge of a sentinel, to proceed. The officers in a body, in charge of the guard, were conducted to the office of Major 31adirt. After a few moments' silence, Major Maclin said: a Colonel Waite, it becomea my duty to arrest you, and the other officers, as prisoners of war." "Dy what authority, sir ?" " That is my business,sir, not yours," responded Major Maclin. iat," said Colonel Waite, " I abould like to know by what power I am de prived of my , personal rights ?" "I have the power from tne President of the Confederate States," answered Major Machu, " Such au thority I do not know, nor shall I obey it," said Colonel Waite. "gave I, or my officers, committed any Offence 7 Did we not come here as friends, and have we not been suck to all the interests of Texas ? More than that, is there not an agreement with the Texas com missioners 'guarantying to the men and offi cers, my entire command, to go out of Texas unmolested 7 That, sir, has been carried oat faithfully, on our part, in every respect. By what right, then, am I to be restricted of my liberty / and by what authority am I and my officers made prisoners of war ? I protest against it I" tr There is no use of protesting," said Major Machu, cc I do not wish to hear any protest; it is unnecessary, I have my or ders." it ButTailt protest,' replied Colonel Waite, "In the name of my country and Go vernment, I protest I denounce it as an act of unwarranted usurpation, and against the custom of war, and in viohttion of my per sonal rights. I suppose you intend to regard the rights and customs of civilization? I know no wary we have been acting as friends; we are not "here in a hostile attitude 3 we came into the country as friends, and are go ing out as such." " Yes," responded Major Machu, ct I have my duly to Dertorin, and shall do it." " I repeat," said Colonel Waite, " it is gross, unheard of, unwarranted, and treacherous ; nothing but the presence of a force requires me to listen to each measures, ranch more to obey them. Bad I the means, it would be quite different; I would resist un til death." .‘ I am aware of that," answered Major Mann, " I have as much confidence in the cot.rage of your officers es you have." " What do you propose 7" inquired Colonel Waite. , c I am obliged to consider myself a prisoner, and should like to know the future." a I have here, sir," replied Major Madill, - " Parolee," handing a manuscript to Colonel Waite, g 4 which the officers are at liberty to avail themsehrts of." - One - • thine wan then read by Colonel Waite.." Such a paper I shall not Flo," said Coonel Waite, indignantlY ; cg it is highlT objectionable, and I shall remain a prisoner. ' II Very well I " answered Major Media, cc these paroles will not be presented to you again without you request it." cc What rank do you hold, sir ?' inquired Colonel Waite. cc I ant a Major !" replied Major M. cc In the Provisional or regular army ?" inquired Colonel Waite. cg in the regular army, sir, of the Confederate, States responded the Major. - A general conversa tion ensued among all parties, in which there was mach angry ex citement. Major Raclin improved the first opportunity to speak, and remarked that gi he should send the officers to Victoria, one hun dred miles distant, to Col. Van Porn's head quarters," and desired to know how soon Col. Waite could be ready, and suggested to morrow, even intimated to-day, whereupon Col. Waite, and the officers present, said cc it was impossible to arrange their family affitirs in so short a time." cc How long a time, then," asked he, gg do you require—one, two, or three days 1" cc I presume we can have transportation 7" suggested Colonel Waite. , t There will be transportation for you, sir," replied Major Machu, with emphasis and. an ger. Again a general conversation took place ; still much excitement was evinced among all parties. The inquiry was made of Major Macho if he had any discretion in the matter 7 lie replied that he had none. The character of paroles and the rights of prisoners then became a general subject of conversa tion. Each officer present said he desired at least twenty-four hours to consider the sub ject, as it was of great importance. Colonel Waite asked tor one of the manu script paroles, when Major Maclin, in a very offensive manner, declined, saying, cc he had use for them." This again caused much evi , dent, excited, and indignant feeling. cc It is I my desire," said Colonel Waite, cc to put some officer in charge of our soldiers to be left here (the Eighth infantry band and clerks at head quarters,) as °prisoners, should I accept a parole, to attend to their personal rights, police and comfort." You need have no con cern about that, air," responded Major Media, "we will save you that trouble; we will attend to that; no officer will be permitted to have anything to do with them. YOU. will not be allowed to give any orders here." Colonel Waite, in answer, said, "it is your wish and object to corrupt them, and to force them into your service, but they will not stay with you; they will desert. "Your lan guage, sir," said Major Raclin " is offen sive; I cannot permit it." Colonel Waite replied, " The facts, sir, are doubtless offen sive. My language is not intended to be offen sive. I will talk, and state the facts. I also claim the right to send an officer to my Go vernment with sealed despatches, on parole." " That, sir," replied Major Kaolin, " will not be allowed." " But," said Colonel Waite. gc can I not make my official report 7 To send an officer to headquarters, alter important events, is the custom of all armies and troops among civilized people." "Perhaps it is, sir," replied Major Maclin. After a long con versation, and the excitement somewhat abated, Major Kadin was asked if he would grant to each officer twenty-four hours to con sider upon the subject, when they would re port to him, in person, their determination. To this he agreed, and permitted each officer to take one of the manuscript paroles for con sideration. The guard at the door was then dismissed, and the officers retired. WRIMBSDAY, April 24. 1861. The officers met at 12 IL to-day at the office of the commanding officer, Major Maclin, as agreed upon yesterday. No farther modifica tion could be had of the terms offered yester day, excepting a proviaion for exchange as prisoners of war, and the privilege granted to Col. Waite to report the facts and past trans actions to his Government. The terms now were, the acceptance of the paroles, or to be treated as close prisoners of war. There was no alternative, but to be subjected to the rab ble, to crowds of undisciplined troops, regard less of authority or control, to the vindictive and active prejudices of men in authority, who had already stipulated terms, or take the pa roles offered, and ask sate conduct ont of the State. The latter was determined upon, as the only, method which could secure sate egress, or escape, and place the officers within reach of the authorities of the United States Government. Each officer took his parole under the protest made by Colonel Waite the day previous. The Effects of War on a Country. To THE EDITOR OF THE PREB9 t While we all deplore the effects of war, it may be well enough to keep in view that it is not by any means so disastrous as many persons suppose. If the Government at Washington, and at the capitals of the Northern States, borrow some hundred millions of dollars and spend it, or nearly all of it, for the munitions of war, the money thus spent will not be lost to the country. The following extract from Ali• son's History shows what was the effect of war on Great Britain when engaged in the most unequal contest she ever endured : O. P. Q. "Notwithstanding the unexampled difficulties which had beset the British Empire in the years 1799 and 1800, from the extreme severity of the soaroity during that period, and the treat expendi ture which the campaigns of these two years had occasioned, the condition of the Empire in 1801 was, to an unprecedented degree, wealthy and prosperous. The great loan of twenty-five roil lions of that year was borrowed at a rate of in torest under six per Dent, although loans to the amount of above two hundred millions had been contracted in the eight preceding years; the ex ports, as compared with what they were at the commencement of the war, had tripled, and the imports more than tripled, in addition to the vast gams of money which the nation required for its loans to foreign Powers, and payments on account of its own forces in foreign parts. Nearly a fourth had been added to the tonnage of the shipping and the seamen employed in it during the same period ; while the national expenditure bad risen to above stxty.eight millions, of which nearly forty mil lions were provided from permanent or war taxes. Contrary to all former precedent, the country had eminently p rospered _ during this long and arduous struggle- Notwithstanding the weight of Its taxa tion, aed the immense sums which had been squandered in foreign loans er services, and, of course, lost to the productive powers of Great Britain. the industry of the nation, in all its branches, had prodigiously irtoreased, and capital was to be had in abundance for all the innumera ble undertakings.; both public and private, which were going forward. Agriculture had advanced in a still greater degree than population; the de pendence of the nation on foreign supplies was rapidly diminishing ; and yet the United Kingdom, which bad added nearly a sixth to its inhabitants since 1791, numbered about fifteen millions of souls in the British Isles. The divisions and din affeetion which prevailed daring the earlier years of the war had almost entirely disappeared; the atrocities of the French Revolution had weaned all but a few inveterate Democrats from Jaeobinioal principles; the imminence of the public danger had united the great body of the people in a strong attachment . to the national colors; the young and active party of the population had risen into manhood since the oommencement of the contest, and imbibed with their mother's milk the enthusiastic, feelings-it was calculated to awaken; while the incessant progress and alarming don t:meats of France had generally diKatied•the belief that no security for the national independence was to he found but in a steady resistance to its am bition. A nation animated with snob feelings, and possessed of such resonroes, was not unreasonably confident in Itself when it bade defiance to Europe in arms. "—Aticon'e History of Europa, vol. ii., p. The Crops at the South. The Southern papers give glowing aoconnts of the proepeota of the . orops. The Augusta (lia ) Conaritutionalza rays : Ws learn that the crops in every section of the State are uncommonly promising, though com paratively backward. There are some complaint. of rust in the wheat, but it has as yet appeared only on the blade; where it does little"-harm. It has not attacked the stalk, and the wheat is so near maturity as to be nearly out of danger. The crop of wheat is likely to be the largest one known in Georgia." The Macon Telegraph says : " in eontbern Georgia the planters are now hap outing an unpreeedented wheat erep In !diddle Georgia they will soon be doing the Same thing. We heard a planter from Jones yesterday make a bet that,a twentpaere field in his neighborhood would average thirty bushels of wheat to the acre. If the crop canapes rust a few days longer, it was the judgement of a frioni of ours that two years' supple of wheat would be raised in Georgia this year." The Kent (hid.) News says ' , From all parts of our eonntry wehear the moat gratifying 400ounte of the appall/IMOe of the grow. rag wheat. The proapeot for a heavy yield, we are told, could hardly be more flattering. The spring bee been, in many respects, altogether favorable to its growth, and it is now far advanced, especially in the better qualities of soil, u to place it quite beyond the ravage' of the tueot. It is feared by some, however' m that the recent oues don of heavy rains may fill the stalk with sap to such a degree as to cause it to scab and met, should the weeter become nnuaually warm. It Is an axiom with farmers, we believe, that the wheat crop Is liable to injury untilgarnered. Many of Our farmers have not yet finished planting their corn, haiing - been - retarded in late and low letda by the heavy rains:" . FRILADELPRIA. BOARD or TRADE. waa. C. KEROML;I3; - • • GNU. V. A.ODICKS, Caitifl72l9l 07 Inn Mona THOS. O. FERNOII.. 1,16TT.101. BAGS At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia. EnuiP Tuscarora, Puntovy --.--Liverpoolosoon Mint Lizzie Ustford. Chip Victoria now Pronto -" London. soon enip Zeroth Pdazonigal .Londonderry, June 2 Hark Time Hallett, Di11—...--...—Lroguayra. soon Bark Gaston. Farrelitaan------ Bremen. Peon Bark Art bar White. moniudin_........Gissnow, soon bark Marion . - - Marion. Pewter ~.Havana. soon Brie ho Weleb, Refield-7.7Trinidad de soon Ong S Thurston. Lamp her- ..... Barbados:, soon B rie abird-r. Mouiford .-........-Atucenctown. soon Brig Ens Reed. Dams— - Havana, soon Bohr Boned, _ ....barbadoaa. soon 1141 'EL0LIGJE114.:.b. PORT OF PHILADELPIII.L. May 22, 1861. 3DH 1.14E13.-.........-{ll6 -SUN ID HIGH ARRIVED. Ship Gen Parkhill, Forbes, from Liverpool March WS, smci for Charleston. with Illarithalahtle. With Wan an with 12th Milt oft n• :ape Romaine with two Pet limit, Both 9.. s. b, the U S Helm frigate iliazara. std °Meted off but on the f Mowing morale', le attempting to run the btookade, was captured, a L &offiaer and 11 man, as soma" crew. put on board, and arrived Peeteddor Morn ing off the navyt rard— Towed owls tug Apierica. Bars It C. (Br) Penton...o date from Palermo. With putt to lame Joshes & Co . Brig Elisabeth Barker. ( Br) Penbrestn; Mow 'rpm Palermo. With unit to hale Jeanne it Co. Brig Daniel Matany. fltealman. 4 dale from Itew na - Vein. to ballast to • ^ Bohr Marble, data from Beaeottet, with filth sake A Munition& Paine. 6 (bye' from Wee to Tweba & Co. Bahr Castilian. Pendleton. B days from Belfast, with video to Twells & Co. Sohr A Paine. Jones, IP days from EastpOrt, with fish to IcA Solider & Co. Sohr to Sarah 0 & Me e ,Weaver. 2 days from Amboy. with mdse P ie. Soh* Beeniakk. lt,tghtmaa,9 days from Fall Elver. With mdse to captain. Bohr a V W 'Simmons, Godfrey. from !Salem, in ballast to N Startevant & Co. Behr Ells , bath, Brown, from Providence, in ballast to ER Sawyer & C o . Rehr John lodgers, Bgokalew , from 'Providence, in ballast to Van Dunn. Norton & Co. Bohr Chas Carroll. Pratt, from Providence, in ballast to E R pawner & Co Bohr Sophia Arm. Smith, from Roxbury. in ballast to RohrC ek c Go d f r ey. W Weeks, from Boston, in ballast to J R Slakiston. Mohr Eva Belle, Lee, from Baton, in ballast to N Sturtevant & Co. Bohr G W Cummbings, Wigeinit.frbm New Bedford. in ballast to Nw'le, Hammett & Caldwell. Bohr T Benedict. Goidennith. front New York, in bal last to L Audensuld & Co. Steamer swish. Tones, 21 hours from Now York. with Mille to W hl Baird & Co, Bteamtug America. Virden.ls hours from Caps May. having in tow ship Gen Parkhill as a prize. Passed on Monday, at 11 A al. ship Garibahn. for Africa. at anchor off the Brown; shin Calliope, hence for Liverpool. at anchor on' Reedy island; and tistir Washington Butcher, from New York, below New Castle, ' CLEARED. Steamship Delaware, Johnson. N York, J Allderdice. Bark Catherme, Croaker. Cork, for orders, E A Bon der & Co. elchr Orinoco, Rockwell. New York. do Bohr Vermont, +SYIII/11(111 , Havana. Tyler, Stone dr, Co. 13ebr tsarall mem Weaver, New York, 134nereit, Lewis & Achy Wm flollyer. Rayner, Beaton, L Rothermol & Co Bohr Eva Belle Lee Roston. N SturteVang & Co. Behr 8V W Simmons God trey. Salem. do Behr H W Godfrey. Weeks. Boston. l it Beldam. Behr 6 W (lemmings, Wiggins, Beaton, Noble. Ham men & Caldwell. rehr Elisabeth, Brown, Providence, E R Sawyer Sr Co Bohr F Elmore.. Smith. erovr 'snow, do Bohr Chair Carroll. Prntt Fall _River. do fkthr T Beaethet, Goldsmith , FroVidenea, , L Auden ried & Co. 15ahr Sophia Atm, Smith, Roxbury, C A liecksoher do CO. Bohr John Redgere, Duelialow, Rezinary, Yen Pam, Norton rr.. co. (Correspondence of the Press.) READIYIG, May 20. The Following boats from the Union Canal. passed into the Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philadel phia. Vitt I - Labe non Valle!, grain to T Barnes; Mary, cats to A Cattail to Co; Mary Ellen. lumber to J II Deysher; M Long. cord synod to G W Hall!: It. Tomlinson arid T W Brass, hitunatoons (Mal to Mr Crsin. New York; .1 Sheens. boards to Henri Croslier; a raft of timber to 49tti 1114 v Gui Young Charles, light to captain. 441.11VIORAND,I. Ship Sportsman. Thompson, from Shankbae Feb 10, arrived at Hew York Nth mat. April Nth, spoke bark Leighton. from Pio de Janeiro for New York. and was in company for 18 days. Parted with her Bof Bermuda. Bark Beni Hallett, Little, Oiled from Cardenas HO inst. for Philadelphia. Bark Modena, !War. hence. arrived at Hobton /6th instant Brig T B Martin, French, hence, arrived at Havana 11th inst. vohr Evehne, York, hence, arrived at 'Havana 11th BMW Ochre L Br. R Smith. Rmith, Charlotte Shaw. ghat's. James 1 3arherwsim. Maloy. J P Cake, Endicott Willow Harp. H ulna, J Diokerson. Smith. A t. 7. Reeves Lake, M A Shindler, Dougherty...lvy. Henderson. B E Sharp. iikinutrass. Diene_y S hannony. Vanneman, Armin. Oarols. G 1) & .11:F Bowen. and Oov Burton, Winamoro. hence, arrived at Boston 40th inet- Bohm A II Barton, Elwell. Wm P Clark. liimok, Ba rad SI Jones, .10110116 C 20 Wilson. Smith, and Sarah Moore. Slims. sleeved at Boston 20th inst. for. Philad. LEGAL. IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. JAMES MILLER, Executor of ca,F, &NOR A. JONN.:*, who was Assignee of WILLIAM CR SAN, vu EDWARD P. HAWKINS and BENI'S( W. OVERMAN, term tenant. March Term, DWI. No. 1213. Levert Fame. The auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the ford in Court. raised by the Sheriff's ea e under the above writ, of all that certain lot or piece of ground. situate on the eouthwertwardly side of the Lancaster Turnpike Road agreeably to a recent survey thereof mule by Francis Lightfoot, Egg., the distance of one hundred and fifteen feet seven inches northweetwardly from the northweetwardly oftPriscant streM, in the borougn of West Philadelphia. aforesaid, containing in front or breadth, on the .aid Lancaster Turnpike acad. forty feet, and extending of that width in length or depth southweetwardly two hundred feet to the nOrih eastwaroly rude of cretin street. to certain fifty-feet wide street, laid out and intended to be opened fo pub lic nee, by the said William Crean, parallel with the said Lanoaater urngske Rood i bnitided Prr`beatit wardly by the gait] Lancaster Turnpike Road. meth• westwardly by the said Crean street, northwestward y by other gr-und intended to be this day granted be the said William ream to the said Edward P Hawkins, and aoutheastwardly by ground granted by the said William Crean' to petrel Moiiinley, on ground rent, (being the same premises which the said Willism Crean by indenture hearing even date herewith. lint duly executed. acknowledged, and delivered immediate ly before these presents, and intended to be forthwith recce ded according to law. tor the cossiderati on money therein mentioned, the who e whereof ,s hereby se cured -grant-d, and conveyed unto the said Edward P. ilawidns, in fee ; en eject, nevertheless. to the expreut restriction that no slaughter hones', eh in-dreeeinn eetah liniment, glue. soap. candle, or March manufactory, or other building for offensive mem gallon, should at any time thereafter beput, erected, or used on any part of the thereby granted lot of ground ; and subject, also. to the express restriction that to building or part of a building should at any time thereafter, be put. erected, or used on the said above-described tot of ground within fifteen feet irom the line of the said Lane ster Turn pike Road. iwill attend to the du tlea of rig Rpm etment on Th URSDAY, the Sub day of_hlay. mat . A. D 1861 at 4 °Week P. M.. at Ire office, No. 249 Booth SlXrti Street kluladelphia,when and where all: persons in t= rested are rrqueeted to present their claim, or be debarred from outruns in upon the said fund. .- mylß-10t JOHN F. BRINTON. Andithr. TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIE A. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Estate of THOMAS RH A ' , FOND. Ern.. Counsellor at Law' of the city of Philadelphia. oecea ed. The anoitor appointee by the Court to audit, se We t and •adiust tt.e second account of Bi JeMllti - MPH BRADY% /R I), one of th• exeontors of the last wi.l and testament oft he said THO RAD FOR D. ken.. and to resort di•tribution of the balance in the hands of the said r neounta,t, will meet the pa•tie it in interest tor the purpose of his appointment. on We D NM:* 0 the Filth o f June, 1861, at 4 o'clock r. 51., at his office, No. 404 YAUDIE ;Street, in the cite of Philo deipttia P. Y. MORRIS, 111.120.8torwf auditor. jIN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY O 1 PHILADELPHIA. katate or Hr-PIRY DOOLITTLE. Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that the Widow of the said de cedent bee filed. in said Court, her petition and air Praiiement olaiming to retain tie pemenal preqrrtY therein mentioned, of the value of .1255,80, under the sore of 14th Apr3l, ISM. and Bth Aril. 1889... ad the ...me TO be approved on FRIDAY, 7th Jane. 1661, unteea ex emptions arn tiled tberoto. 111. I . II4YER, mita 1W 4t For the Petmonrr. N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE - 1 - CITY AND COUNTY OF PFITLADELPHIA. Virtate of JAhE NICHOLS. dec'd. The auditor animated by the Orphans' Court to au dit settle. end mina the first end final account of WILAIOI4 K RR. Administrator ol the e.tate ofJA tE NICHOLts, deceased, acd to report dlettioution of the balance In the hands of the aceountant, wilt meet the partiesinterested, for the purposes of his appointment, on THURSI.AY, the 23d day of May. A.D. 1861, at 4 o'clock r. at the WICTHERILL Boyd& in 13AN8O)11 Street, above Sixth, in the of la of Philadel phia.r. ro - ris, mylo-fmtr3t Auditor. IN TEE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PIMA DE PH/A. tl MARIE W UOIC, by her next friend Gustav= A, Andre, ye. oti.Aß.i.EB ett. September Term, /660. No 10. in Divorce. Dear hit' c Please take notice. thn the Court hiss this day a ranted a Rule on you to show cause why a Divorce a meal° mammon' should not b- decreed in the above ease. Returnable the let day 01 June. 1861. at JO o'olook A. M. Tod r. Charles Wink, Respondent above named. B. iiiiERHAB.B, Att'y for Libellsint. May 14th, 1811. zuyls sw4t* MEDICINAL. ROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAh (eye, and h B ence LOO soo l Ie RA t EN : D e ~ billing powerfully tonio and soothing properties, and X e i e oonsesuently can never injure. Such a remedy has C O to V e lO t ß stomach, and Plell'regittythe what (Mt Ire e vivl " f i g:g te ,:igh n il i tira l li h ng te , and strengthening to the vital powers. Halm re. vivifies, reinstates. and renews the Wood i all I original, purity, and thus re sto res and render, the system invulnerable to attacks of di sease. t is the only preparation ever offered to the world in 0 popular fo r m. so as to be within the reach of all. So charm -ally and skilfully combined as to be the most powerfhl tome. and yet so perfectly adapted as tie act is perfect accordance mite the laws of aa tope up the digestive Maine. and allay all nervon and other irriganon. It is also perfectly exhilara g, in its erect% and yet it is never followed by etude or depression of spirits. It is composed ,_, entirely of vegetables, and those thoroughly corn- - g lons , been felt to be a desideratum in the medical 'al Fwor d, both. by the thoroughly skilled lb medical' soienos. and also by all who have suffered from de- ~g i ...„-`, billty ; for it needs no medical skill or knowledige le rg, even to see that debility follows all attacks of des- 1 9 '.." ease and lays the unguarded system open to the Co „ . ..le attacks of many of the most dangerous to which t2l L. l poor humanity is constantly liable. Such, for ex- a e " m ample, as the following i Consumption. Bronchitis, anthiteation, hymnals, Loss of Appetite Faint- imi &nese. Nervous lrntability, Neuralgia. F r ipttation i s ei of. the Heart. Ydelanoholy. hypoohond ' , Night ..., 5 Sweats, Languor, Giddiness, and all that class of "Z e oases, fully fatal if unattended to in time. ~.,'' m called Ftmaie Weaknesses cad irregniarßies. Also. Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Copt- r plaint'. Diseases of the Kidneys, Scalding or In P. lkoonnnence of the Urine, or any general derange- el Xlment of the Urinary Organs, Pain in the Haekalide ...I" se and between the Shoulders, predisposition to 'ltch 1. Colds, Hacking and Continued Cough, Emaciation , 0, • 4 Di ffi culty in Breathing, and, indeen, we might sant- ... ed Morale m'ny more s till. but we have apace only to v, •-. say., it will not only cure the debility following ,_,'' M chills and Fever. but prevent all attacks &risme - 0 , M from Miasmatic Influenties, and cure the mesas° 0 o at onee.jf already attuned. and as it ants directly w Q sod perOsteutte upon the Mbar, system, arousing ;b2 the Liver to action, promoting, in Mot, all the ex- r' Id oretione and secretions of the system, it will infal libly prevent any deleterious oonsequenoes follow- is set ing upon change of climate end water ; hence all 4 1.4 travellers should have a bottle -with them, and &RIZ 4 shoeld take a table-spoonful at least before eating /4 Al it prevents costiveness. strengthens the Mee. be 0 five organ', it should be in the hands of all perm pd a., of „sedentary habits: students. ministers. Merlin a e men exerc ise all ladies not accustomed to nitwit out- 4, 0 door should always use it. If they will. NI ig, tiler will find an agreeable. pleasant, and efficient '' remedy against those ills who* rob them of their N g gi n beauty; for beauty cannot exist without health. ~, ...^ atid health cannot exist while the above menden- Pg wu k i ss continue. Then, again, the Cordial is ayperfact hi 0 other's Relief. Taken a month or two before the 0 O ad trial, she will pass the dreadful period with el it perfect ease and safety. Viers as so mutaks about a• st, this Cordial is all we claim for it. Mothers. try 4 ..lis ! And to you we appeal to detect the illness o C le:decline. not only of your daughters, before it be . . O 1 CI late, but also your sons and hue an ds, for while • lid the former , from false delicacy, 0 pgo down ca a premature ;rave rather than let their condition be known in time, the latter are often so mixed up with the excitement ol buslnese that if it were not for you they, too, would travel in the same down ' ward path. until too late to arrest thekr fatal fall. But the mother It always vigilant, and to you we confidently eppeal L for we are sure your natter- Holing sfleotion wi ll unerringlyEoint you to Prof. Wood's Restorative Cordial and Blood Renov ator, as the remedy which should be always on d in time ofneed. 0. J. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 road - se, New York. and 114 Market street u St. Louis Mo. 1 and sold by ell good Druggists. Foca. One boiler per Bottle. sold in this alt. bi l l 3. A. FARNF,B_TOCK A. CO.. Na,. 'n and 9 North P 91 0 Street: DASSARD k CO.. TWELFTH and C MTN UT Streets, and tr/OTT & CO., 232 North SECOND Street. 1 nol3-mwf il-eowttrtf FREIGHT NOTICES. 'VOTIVE TO bill Petits OF FIt.EIOHT. =-Itt pursuance of entice from the mauler authori ties, all !mode forwarded by way of the Pti ILA DEL,- Pita AND it EADtft G RAILROAD to the Staten of MI/it-OUR I,_ KE N TUCKY. TEDINEBSKE, AND ViRGIDII4, Must be diskinethr marked "Not Contraband," and. underneath th ee. words the name of the bhinnef. The Shinners Receipt must also be marked as above. And pO mode of any desonption Will be forwarded to States South of the above named. mr4-1m ASA WHITNEY. President. gPECIIAL NOTION.--13HIPPERt3 WILL e" , please take notloe Oust the South Carolina It. co. have discontinued forwardiog all through freight and that ad goods formerly (unaligned to them Inuit now be oonsigned to s oity ftene7.- jitoooro. T. B. & T. G. BUDD winforward all goods to thoo oar's'''. A. Et r ERON. JR" k. Co" nolaS • North WFIARVISS. WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.— We have now on hand. and are manufacturing to order, at the folonnt Ray Paper Mille, every de scription of WRITING AID LEDGER PAYERS, which . for color and quality, are riot excelled by any other Mills in the United states. We would Gail attention to a new article of Payer raminfaettired tip na.and now for silo, called Business L o o m , *well has been gotten np to meet the wants of business men and other!, who object Commerci al Note se being too narrow, and do not wish to use part of usual letter sheet. Tins overcomes both the above °motions ; is a per fect sheet, pure wove elate finish ; ruled on one aide ; stamped in centre near Om top ; made from best Ma terial; free from ailtilteration, and Put tip In neat eonvenient for use. We 11111.0 have a paper called Bank Letter, similar to the above, except it has but half the number of hues on, so as to allows printed blank or beadingebnve. • - NEWTON•& !IMJLLINi = _ Mount Holly Eldrinsw, Cumberland Co., a, 011 1 1bove , *: re pers est be had of masers. J. 4). IP ft-,..(104LAnd-thUCGAAGRE* AROTHILEUV as. A and- s.triseavua Retest - ARD ,-- 5 25 ;tiMee_ ex tra Lee DWI, for zragagga sit Q 0« 198 ARCM. - THE PRESS:--PIPLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 1 IS6I. CEP'EVALIii PILLS SIOK 1-1EA.1346.1:111R.., NERVOIni 1.4 EA' )AA M-1 E. the use of these Pill' the !periodical attacks of Nor vow or Sick klicklacks may , be ;prevented ; and if taken et tho commencement of s ettaok immealimo m i ff from pain and eioknese will be obtainer!. They seldom fail:in removing the Nausea Mid Him& rah' to which fernales are menet/ea. They act gently on the bowels, removing CO3iiiMUSS. For Literary MOO, Students, Delicate Females, and all parson of Wonsan* habits, they are valuable us gi Luzaties, improving t h e appetite, giving son said eSsoi to the digestive organs, and restonng the natural elss tioiti and strength of the whole system, The C.E.PHAWCYLPL4I an the result of Tong Inveq gation and Ourefully oendUeted ePoerioneuts, havin g ,. 190011 In nee WM) years, Onrilig Which time they have* Prevented and relieved a vast amount of vain and suffering train, Eteadaehe, whether originating in the worms eiMem or from a deranged state of the ire- They are entirely vegetable in. their °monition, me may be taken at all times with perfect safeig 'without making any ohange of diet, and Ms absems al any disc smobie Motto renders it isst , to thilitimistim thine is, BEWAKI or MIDI TERMITS The gonnine hay* fly* aignabirti of RODS! C. Onnldine en enoh Box. Bold b 7 Druggiata and all other Dealers in hledisines. A Box will be cent by mall twerald on rosentt of the All Green. aboxli be eadresseA KEN R L SPA 1.,D1 NO. IBIS PULLQWIDita ENDORASEMAIM OF OEPI - lAT IC) PIEL.N, WILL CONVINCE ♦LL' WllO OQFFFE FROM SPEEDY AND SURE OUSE IS' WITHIN 'As eAsss TestimofsiaLt ars stiesotiettat by Mr. Brun- Ines iiwy afford singitsstiomsbis proof tit rffir nary of this :risk scisnSiße discoosrv. CIPALLDINO. I have tried your Cephalic! Pills, and I like them so at that I wart you to send me two dollars worth more. Part of these are for the neighbor'. to whom I gave a -W Of the first box I rot from you. Send the Pills by mail, and oblige Your ob't Servant Jem.k4 KENNEDY. ma. srALDINg.-. BM • with you to send me one more box of your Cephalic Pills. I halm TaCeiV44 a great deal of beseet from the*. :Vona r.earfttfolly. . . MAVY AN N STOILEIOURE. BL. C.Br4.zanzio. IR: Yon will please send me two boxes of your Cephalie Pills. send them immediately. - - • Bespectfully yours, Jrto. B. 811110114. P. S.-4 hilitle rsencied enu box of your Piiis, and fled tAsts orzeititssit. Baum VERNON, Oluo. Jam. 15.1881. FL. C. SPALDING, Ea q. Please find enekeed twenty-live cents, for whioh send me anothor box of your Ceybabo Yale. They are trsety htl_btafFiiit ZAaes Neer griei. Nereus A. STOVER, r. Belle Vernon. Wyandot 000 0; BZVERLY, Dec. U. UM. E. C. SPALDING. YAM. I wish for some circulars or large show bills, to bring Your are'CephelioA partientarly before ons tomera. If yen hafre Any thista of the kind please send One of my castoment: who is sithieet to severe siok Headache, ° mo lly lastiow two (Wed was cured of an attack is one iota' by your-Pith:which I sent her. Resseotfully yours: W. B. WILKES. UV= C. aPALrintlh No. 48 Cedar st„l4. Y. Lana MR It Inclosed Snd twenty-five coati, (254 for whioh send box of •` Copbabo Palm" -Fktpd toaddrebb of Ray. m. C. Filler, floynoldnburn. Franklin Co., Ohio. - Your Pi Ur war* 104 a charm—curs Hiadadut almost imitaanir, IL*. aranifrOth Hot long same I tent to you fora boxrd Ce hMio Pills for the ante of the .tfervons Ileadaohe and Gattiveness, and moused the same, and thii, Sad go good •w glut that jives Agdiscrei to semi for more. Plow send by return mat t Pima to A. A. WRISELEA. Yontlatitt. Wok. Row tes Briguitur, ITorfOttt, Va. Coldish° Pills anoomplish the object far Which they Were made. viz.: Cure of headache in snits forms. Inront go Examiner, Norfolk, Ti. They demo been tested in more thane thowrand oases with entire neon& If you are, or have been troubled with the headache, mint fore box, [Cephalic' fille,) co that you may have them in mum of en attaok. The' Copticlio rills Ebro said to be a remarkably effec tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very best for that very frequent complaint whioh has ever been discovered. . From the Weaters R.R. Gazette. Chicago, 111. We heei lli r eede r e e Mr; Spalding. Lua his gfrivalled Gepham nit& Frogs the Hammoha Valley Star, Saisawka. T 0... We are rare that persona euffering with the Iteadeohe, who try them, will stick to them. Pram thi BoaThris Path It'ndtr, 1Y iv Orkaissi Try them you that axe afflicted. and treaty ware that your testimony can be' added to the already Immerses hit that has received benefits that no other medicine can produce. Prom tk4 St. Loots Dtmeeref. The immense demand for the article (Cleiguille Palls he rapidly increasing. From Ms Gavots, Davintrort, mr, avoiding would not connect him name with an ar hole he did not koom to posse= real merit. Prom Mt Achmrtiarr„ Provident:l,E. 1. The Women, in their favor 11l Aron', from the most respeatate quarters. A. Detiry News, Newport, A. 1. HeDhatio rille are taking the also* eta kinds. • Nem the Comoseretei Belisha. Beetle, Mitt. Plaid to be very offireeions for the heudtiohe. prow Cantmerciai, Cioacinasti, Oita, Onflaring humanity elan now be relieved. Oir A ifinsto Wes of ENIIIIOI/1011 P2EI&tKD •LIE mill save ton Woos hair 00Ot arinasily:lll ECONOMY! Dt!PATCR' tiro A Retpert rtr Tram &my* Ninte."`GE As aooidents will happen, even in well-regetlated families, it is yell desirable to have some oheap and °pavement Wel for renewing Furniture, Torn, Crooke 17e fr.O. srALDtheea PREPARED GLUE masts all such emergencies, and no household oda afford to d ino without it. It is always ready. and up to . Me stokg point. " USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE." N. B.—A. Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 21 Gent& Address. HENRY S.PAIADING As certain anponoipled vellums ere ettempact ro }um off on the unenspeeting oublie k imitations of MY -riLISPARED GLUE. I would mama! all Per** to n imble before purchasing, mad reeltOt Abe full name , eir aI'ALDING'S PRRPAJt.SID 01.1113,11111 th• Raw - * RINI:a': a. OgmNi - :Rs saga -amalah QUAY. ALIA !LINDH Of 14E-41.3A1t IHE I PRIDE. 15 CENTS. 48 CEDAII. NE* YORK. SPALDING'S fIEADACHV. VRAI THEIR REAUR. MAsoNviLza, Gann:, Feb.s. 1861. Lvszurone.Fa., Feb. 6,1661 Err rcx . Caralx, riarrTiaaaow Coawrt. Pa.; JaDuas7 38,1861. • aItYNOLDSBITREF, FIVILIOLLIN CO., Ohio, January 9,1811. Truly !oars. WM. C. FILLER Yreiumv, Meg., Jea.M.Uln Prom the Democrat, 6t, Coed, Mem From Mt Advertise Providence, B. I. SPALDING'S PREMED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPA.LDINGT PREPARED GLUE I RAVE.THE MOM: OR At CEDAR STREW;. NEW 7ORR mstruArron cozrAßum THE BELIA,NOE SIVITAL LNSURANON COMPANY 07 rIZILADLLPITTA, 01710 E. iNkr. 3US WALNUT EM A-, Durum against MAY; OR DAMAGE DY VIDP., on KOMIOO,.BWi6s, and other bnildiugg i or t er s= w 4trre j e, €fik,f'uilt!'n; (Shandiesu in tolirri or Ommtry. CASH CAPITAL,. $261,130 Ib—ASSETS 0.417,141 04. Which lb Mirsatlsd roiloirs.-vlik: 111 Mgt Mertgagen oh city property, worth double the anidnot—_.__sl4l.oool oo Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cont. first marten's loan, at par— 1,000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad' Co.'s 6 per cent. se cond mortgage lo& y 60,0001 sr" ea Huntingdon and Dro op Itatlroad — and Canal Co.'s mortgage loan— 4,000 00 around rent, 6640-elass 5.461 60 Collateral loans, NvelL neared 2,600 NI City of Philadelphia 0 per oent. loan— 30,000 00 Allegheny. Count," 6 per cent. Pa. RR. loan.. mom 00 Commercial Hank stook— 0,118 01 Mechanics' Hank stook-- . 2,012 eat cOnnaThrania Railroad Co.'s stook 6,000 00 he Relianeo Mutual Insurgli Co.'s stook 15,3E4 00 The County Fire Ineurance e stook—. 1,060 00 The Delaware M. O. Insnramoe Co.'s stock— 700 00 Union Mutual lusurance Co.'s 3100 00 Bills receivable------ •-----•- 14.302 74 Book-aucrmte , scorned interest. ho.. —.—. 7,104 66 Cash on hand— —..---.—. 11,544 04 151/7.142 04 The Milton' principle, combined with the security of alltook Capital, entitles the insured to , participate in the profits of tee Company, without liability for 1031118. I.o6aha proinytlyndineted and paid. DLILBCTORS Clem Ting E le,. Samuel Bitipharai Williamlnennuson, Robert Steen. Fredencik B rown , William Moaner, W t -hem Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingles, John R. "Worrell, Marshall Hill, H. L. Carson, J...fohnson Brown. Robert 'Poland, Charles Leland. G. D. Rogrogarten, I jnoob T. Bunting, Charles 15 4 .,W00d, Hlua6h Gowen James B. r . toodWerdt John Bisse ll , rltosbuva. CLEM TINGLEY. President. O. M. HINCHMAH, Secretary. February 16. 1011. fe2ll i g[ 4 7 k INSICIAANOE COMPANY ENTERPRISE or rEIMADELPIIA. (PIKE 11 1 120.1 NANCE EXCLUSIVELY.) COMPANY'S DULLDINR, S. IV. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS. "DIRECTORS: F. „14,/dreinroll.D STARR. AIoADEcAT L. Dimwit, Witliim Alan. HATITAAT. FluizizßzJOHN K. BROWN, orm M. AriFooD, B. A. Faantss , rotrA. BRAT, T. TRIDICJC 2 , ANDICRW D. email, 11X17.7, WHABT9III, J. L. ERRINGICR. ' •F. ILV:COEFORD STARR, Preindemt. MIMES W. CO.X eeortnary. feU PENN ALUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,No. 921 CHESTNUT Street,Philisdelplas. CHANTER PERPETUAL. ALL rHE PROFITS DIVIDIrM AMONG THE IN, SURE% Insure Lilies for short terms or for the whole term of life ; grant Annitities and Endowments ; purphrose Life Intereste in Heal Estate,..and make ed °entrants de pending on the contingencies of life . They sot as Skeentore, Administrators, Aesigliees, Tmstoes, and guardians. ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1,1961. Mortgages, ground rent!, real entate_ .8643.591 United State& stooks. Treasury notes, loans of State of" Penasylvanhs, city , of Pinta . ii delehla, tee..- =Me e 4 Prennm.nqtes, loans on collateral', &a 337,6% 68 Fenneyirenoi, North Pennsylvania Rail roads, and County em per gent. 200,802 60 Sank, insurance, railroad, canal gaols. &a. 41,e57 ire Cash on hand. agents' natant's!, ego., 38,966 14 ... DANIEL L. MILLER. President. • SAMUEL E. STOKEL3, VAT President. JQES W. DOR NOR . Beetetarr. mh29-.11 DELAWARE MIT - UAL SAFETY Ida SURANCE COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA. Incorporated by the Logiclature of PetIWITITIVIIS. Mee A. R. or of THIRD and WALNUT streets. PHILADELPHIA, • MARINE DOUR A.NCE. On Vanes, Cargo, To all puts of the World. Fright, I LAND INXIIRARCEIS On ibode by Payers, Canals, j..akea__, and ;And car nage*. to all marts of the 'Union. FIRE IreSURANCER On Mereltir.ndige generally. On Storm Dwelling Moults, Ito, ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November L .1800. ipitio,oco United States tee‘P' cent. loan- —.olov AV) 09 111,000 United B , ..tett /six ip aet,xt, TreemL^Y , Motes, (with accrued intoreet)-_. 119,453 31 100,000 Permaylyania. State five cr . eon loan. 03,170 CO 21,000 do. do. six do. do. 1,941 00 113,080 Philadelphia City Mx 9 cent. Loan. 120.202 37 80,000 Tonnes/me State five oer,t. loan- 34,000 00 10410 Penneylvame Rallroe4 24 mortgage • su W cent,_ . 46900 09 10.009 sco charge, stook Germantown taw Company, intorbet and pnuoipal rr.aranteed by the City of Phila delphia 111.390 CD 1,450 100 shares Penaeylvania Railroad Company 3,000 00 LOCO 100 share!, North Feennylvaniewasii road Company— -_. 100 00 1,8110 80 shaven Philanelehis loe Boat and Steam Tug Company I,XO 00 1101 shares Philadelpma and Havre- de- Grace Steam Tow-boat Company. 000 CO 5005 shares. Philadelphia Exahivaxs 135 00 1,000 l sharer. Continental uotel Co.— 500 00 itassemo von coot 4.50.M.5.24. Market va1.96544.5e 21' Bills nee:Table, for Insurances 171485 42 Bonds and mortgages. 34,500 00 'Seal estate. 01,361 311 lialanose due atAgeneies—rininiums on filer rine Ponoies. interest. and utbar debts Ise the Company - —.. 'Lisa GA Beep and stook o fsundry Ina-ars-nos and other Cosersodse Lift le Gash on hind—in la in drowsr----. $5 9,106 al DIRECZOR& &Simnel E. Stoke J, F, fetaiston, Henry f3lont' Edward Darlinsion. H. Jones IlatiokSl, 'S enter Thomas C. Hand., .robert Jseob P. tone.v. Burton., James B. M'Farlivail, on hur. P.1:770. 13. Semple, Yittab'g, B. Moreau, " IL. B. Serer._ " ..Er! MARTIN, Progidut. HAND, Vice Prexidemt, oretarr. Dol7-t( 4344 i A, Bvni - 10r, Vb. la§ Paulding , John- .-Penrome, Sohn ;C: .12..mitiairavaalr f r Willie. 'Eire, Jr., Jsmes C. italuti William C. Lil Awls. Joseph H. Seat, - Dr. R. M. 1-fueWn, cleorga C. Leirer, Inch Crrag. Qhmlna Kay. WI litENbY ZYLBURN. B. VIRE 111SURANOE - EXCLUSIVELY.- THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—lncorporated UM—CHARTER PE,RPh- TUAI.,--No. 4510 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ aViaiiMliciny, favorably known to the community tot thirty-ais. ye a rs, continues tO lIIIRLie seeing. loss or darueset by Fire. on pubho ur private Baikal 's, either permanently or fora limited time. Also. on Furniture, stooks of Hoods or Merohandme generally, on liberal term. • . Their Capital. together with a large Surplus Fund, is investedoi the moat careibl manner, which enab le, top iler to the insured an undoubted security to the cass-or DIRIZCTORS. Jonathan Patterson, Isaac Hasleburat, Quin in Cemrbell, Thomas Robles, Alexander Benson, Daniel Smith, Jr., William Monteling John Devereux, Themes Smith. JONATHAN PkrkEllßON, President. BEATtiN MMIITfie Booretan. liiSURANOF COMPANY OF THE sTATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA RINE INSURANCE Nos. 4 AND 4 Exciumes BUILDINGS. Chartered torres--4emitsl /lAM—Fob. I, itiae, Gook value, stas,m All unrested to Bonne and available seettleil—den- Ones to insure on Venal' end Cargoes. Stooks of Alershandsse,..A4,,Asst liberal terms. DIRECTORS. Henry D. aherrerd. feorge H. Stuart, Bitsoon Toby., - Samuel Grant, "Jr., Carlos Muouleecer, obiaa Wurnori B. ebuitn, ii - meunki B. Wersion, John IL dl Henry G. Freeman, Wilitem H. Welts. Charles A. Lewis, Hoene C. Corson. HENRY H. Provident, wiattieu HARPED'. Seorstarc jed-ti - PgRE .11‘NtrEANCE. MEORAMOS I U4tArical COblEablY of ,Philadelphir.. No, 135 Noah SIXTH Street, below Raw,. insure Goods ,kind Merchandise ger,emlly from lose or damage hy,l'ire. The company guarantee to , adjust all loans promyny, and thereby hope to merit the patron age of the Duna. MlizzoTons, Wan= Morzen. Robert Flan, franolo Cooper. Mieheel Moaleoyr, George L. DozghertY• Edward McGovern. James Marto. Thome B..slaC.ornidelt, James Duman Jpon Dromley. PLatthow Mc Aleer, Flamm Fang; Bernard Rafferty,. Juan Cumuli. Thom:tan J-Rernyontl. Bernard rt. - lanivensAn. Iltomom Fiiihez, CipTlOAUlaroi inknai• floadarm, Michael Mill. FRANCIS COOf'ER, Preeiderß DELNALD RAFFERTY. Roaratarv. .023-17 AMERIOAN FIRE INISIJRANOE 00., INCORPORATED 1810 -- CHARTER P KR PETUA.b. No. 310 WALNUT Erreat,above Third, Philadelphia, Hama& a Large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus, invertad4n round a.nd-avathable Slooanjtes,continnoa to ixtrue .Dwellinas, Stores, Furniture, Morohandine, TOssola on poand liberallyroo, and other.perional property ) , All !ns and promptly minuted, • DIMCCTOP.s. ThoB. R. Maris, ' John T. Lewis, John Watch James R. Campbell, Samuel a—Morton. Edmund G. DOM. Patesek Brady. - Chas. W. poultnikv. _ brae Morris. - TEOIDAS R. MARIA, President. ALBRRT C. S. CRAWFORD. SeeretarT. felt-tf A ' - taTE XICSUBANCE OOMPA- Prithort) sod Capital 8463.01T—CIATTET FREIE IFAL. °see 0. all WALETT Etreet, between Third and Fourth eat, Philadelphia. This any will insure against lose or damage by Firs.* _ 3s;Farinture. and Manama:se sue sitlirine hemlines." on Tommie. Clargow. and French Inland Insuranne to Minute of the Tram . ' . DERETTOBE Jacob Either. Joseph Maxfield. T. bather* John Ketcham. h. Andenned. John R. Blakiihni, ,fissia Nausea. Wm. F. Dean. nor Einar. li S. Balm, //ALB EMEII., _Pradt. den WM. F. DEAL Vies Frointest, W. X. Twine. Esorsaarr. ant-tr VICOIII,INGTE INBIIRANUE COMPANY -4- 1 --Office No. 409 WALNUT Street. FIRE -INS tiRaNCH on Houses and Merchandise getna L enerlly, on favorable terms, either limited or per n DIRECT9RE - Jeremiah . Bonsall, T h omasni Marsh, Toles G.Ginnodo. Charles Thompson, BdwardiD. Roberts, James T. Hale, Gemmel L. Bmedr , Joshua T. Owen itliben C. Hale John J. Griffith; . JEitexuAu SoNG.ALL, Precedent. . Jos,N.q. GINNO,T)O, Vice President, Hrottawit Gosafeeretars. Jan A.W N ' S.ESSENCE . Of JAMAICA GING ER.—FRE DERICK DROWN, Chemist and Drugartsts..nortbeast corner of Chestnut and Fifth eta. FM1461116. Irole mlingsoturer of brown's Essence of Jamaica inner, which is recognized and prescribed by the medical faculq and has become the standard family medioans i f the United Sta•es. This nee lea prepstation of unusual excellence. In ordin diarriusa, Incipient cholera. m short, in all canes of prostration of the digestive functions. it is of inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic' cholera end summer complaints of children, it is pecu liarly efficacious: no family. individual, or traveller should be without it. NOTICE.—To prevent this valuable Essence from being counterfeited. a new steel engraving, executed at a great cost, will be found on the outside of the wrap per, in order to guard the purchaser against being im posed neva by worth less untterione.-1558. Preparfu only by FREDERICK BROWN. and for pal Oa t his ling and Chemical more. N. !.coiner or Fifth and'ollestout, streets, Philadelphia, and at FRE DERICK BROM , N, Ja.'s, Drug and Chemical Store, 8. E. colt of Ninth and Chestnut streets, '• Conti nental" otel. Pniladelphia. Also for sale by all re spWlWahlla mggists in the United BMWs. mval-Dm MI OTIA , E. —The Citizen of the different y L 1 Oftie 'and Towne throughout the atilt. are Hinted to comps on [or the plane at whioh the nextAN PICAL IS ; tag' Fein Oen be held. Proposals coatainin Inducements and advantage., directed to the undersigned Committee. appointed DI the 1 :l" waive Ooninutiee, will be received oP to and in May Slat next. Connsumostions should be ad- Manama to either or the following pommy: Wftt.. _COIJACE4II I, I jow4 r..auzawtroxiir. JACOB M 1613 JVH-AT U. ZILER. _ lF Herriuburt. Pc. ANTOS E. RAM grerthiunberlane.nownia. AN. Cwon ~.v-+a:im 1.1 - AVAItA' CIGARS—A hurt and tipien did sursortment of all lip. and quiditien. i n d arn and for iddas v,fl kw for 0 . 41 ° , leAt --- - • PHILADELPHIA imi. MEWL AND READIND RAILROAD. fr a jd o lir t 4 R t I l i i s rs o H s i U . N R 5 D 131. 9 1 7 j r on end T l iz n ir:r l 7 .l f l 1 1 '1 2 e a - Rp. excepted.) e a g e - :i. - . D .: it D . t . .oorner 01 BROn.D sna CALLOW °I r a r p li ce r s e B o llt n reew T 111 : r 5 t p e o e r n i I t L b et t n p d, on P a l l ! A u Orh t i P l l a l e iTe n e ls te r ,l n e t n El -O.AmN ,Aeolinn,eioLuanr„sAistptle_r_,rlslllti.Utrrgar train. b ni t n h e n i n P is t_li o n r int i ti b p: burg ; the CUM 13BRUAND VeLLEY I 05 r.Pd..traln running to Chant I,erabnilu Cardele._&e, end. r 415 riaIiNTH.P.AN I.IKNTRAL RAILROAD 1 .P. M. train running to Suntrury,_ I cave New DotrotiltPr°oci 14 1 8. , 19 . rkt5d CALLOW DILL. Streete. PHILaDI.,THIA. ( Passenger en trances on 1 hirteegth and on eallowbill streets.) for Forr kviLL ft; and His ft Rislll.loo. at a le P. m.. DA it.y, connecting at Narriebrmg adth the Northern Central Renroad, for Savoury. Williamspett. Einare. dco.; for READIN 0 only, at 3 P. Pd.. DAILY, (gun d aY3 excepted.) . DISTANCE'S VIA PHILADELPHIA AND BEAD IN('.4 R.,.ILROAD. FROM l'illhATialallial Men, To Plimulxvilte__._—. 281 Reading....._....... 68 k Phil'? elphia and Reeding Leban0n........... te , and Lebanon galley R. R. Itarriebu r ,.... —,-.4 , 2i Datishin.-- ...... ....-124 m01ereburg.........142 Northern Central Troverton /m 101100631 Madrona. Sunbury .. .... 109) Northumberland...l7i. I Lewisburg ..... ......178 i Milton —.. ...... —lB3 Marcy --.--- —.197 suunnly and trig R. R. W. iimosport-____.2ne Jersey Shore., ~....223 tryek Haven_ ..a_2ol ___ . Ralston— ..... ___2ol "Williann6port and Elmira Elmira— .. .. 287 auroad. The 8 A. M. train eobneete dtilLL at. Port. Clinton, (Siindais excepted.) 'With hie CoTAWIIStiA. WIL LIAM...WORT. and ERIE HAILRIPAD. making Close cinineationa With lines to !Ungar& Fail. Cautolai the West and southwest. DEPO I.' lei PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD and CALLOWI/11.1,Streeka. W, H. Mc; NEY, Seeretar9. Mar 20,1261. mesa-tf 511.3151 C ARRANGE- NAL . 4 42 .NT. 01111.AtRLPIIIA.. GERMANTOWN,AND N OR RDITOWN RAILROAD. On and after M ono ay, h1a713,180. FOR ObRMANTOW N. Leave. Philadelphia, 8,7. 8,9,10, 11,12 A. M. 1, 2,3. 3.85. 4,5.0,6%, 7,8, 9,10 X, and 11% P. 51. Leave GerMantown, 6 7, 71. 8, 8 20, 9, 10,11, 13 A. M., 1,3, 5,-4.5, 6,634,7%, 8, 9,10 P . M. The Si) A. M. and 3.3 6 r. . Trains atop at German town only. ON SUNDAYS. Leave Philadelphia, 905 A. h/.,23-1.81L0,71.4, and 103; P. M. Leave Germantown. 8.10 A 91..1.4, 634. and 934 P. M. CGESTNUT RILL RAILROAD, Leave Philadelphia, 6. 5. 10, 12 A. M., 2, 9.36, 4,6, 8,9, and 104 P M. Leave Chestnut Ri11.7 10.8, 8.43, 9.40, 11.40 A. M.,1.40, 85, a 49.7.10, 8.40. and 10.10 9. hi. Thp 6A, Al, and 3,60 P. M. will make no 'tops on the 00.111111101tORLI road. ON 191.1 "MAI 8, Leave Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M... 21‘, a. and 7M P. M. Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.90 A. M.. 12 40, 6 10, and 9.10 P. FOR CONBBOHOCREN AND NORRISTOWN. Leave Philadelphia. 6.50, 734, 9.06. 11.05 A. 11., 1.05, 3.05. 41‘.. 814, 8. and 113.£ P: M. Leave Notnetown, 6, 7. 8.13,9, 11 A. M., 109. LK. 6)9. and 934 P. M. ON SUNDAYS. Leave 9111161•1phia. 9 A. 5 1.. 9 and 5 P. M. Leave piernerawn, 734 a. 51., I and 6 P. M. luR MAN AYUNK. Leave . Philadelphia, 0.59, 734, 9,06 r 11,05 A. M., LOS, zoo, 3.06, 106, 9..34 8, and 1134 P.M. Leave-Manarrink.B34. 835, 934.1154 A. M., 2, 534, 5,7, and 102. M. ON BOND AYR. Leave Philadelphia 9 4. M., S 5. and my. M. Libalre Manaynnk, 734 A. M.,134.634 . ana 9 9. ht. K. 8141 Gent rat SuParintead()Att, 11011-tr epot, SIN 111 arid ar t Ehr.l atreeca. HE PENNS YLVANIA O E RAILROAD, 200 MILES DOUBLE TRACK. _ 1861 1561.• THE CAPACITY OF T THE COUNTRY. W E,QUAL TO ANY IN THREE THROUGH PASSENGER T 0 AIM; DETW E e.N PHILADELPHIA AND PITTV.HURG. Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Throueh Trains from Rotuma. New. York, and all points Eaet, and in the Union Depot at Pittsharg with '1 hrough Trains to and from all points rn the West, Northwest. and Southwest —thus furntahing futilities for the transportation of Passengers uneurpaased for epeed and oomfort by any other route. Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg, without change of Care or Conductors. All 'through passearAt 'Prititiß provided with Loughridge'e Patent Brake—speed under perfect control of the engineer, thus adding much to the safety of travellers. Smoking Cara are attached to each Train ; Sleeping Cars to Fxpress and Fast Trams. The EX PP EPS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast Lines, San daye excepted Mail Train leay.es et 7.30 A. M. Feet Line • • 11.45 Ex - prase Train leaves " 10.45 P. M. WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: Harrisburg Accommodation, via Columbia, 2.20 P. M. Columbia " 4.00 P. 51. Partesburg " at 5.40 P. M. West Chester " iiYYo I. at 8.15 A. M. OS " Plo. 2 at 1290 P. M. West Chester Passengers will take the West Chester Nos. 1 and 2 and Columbia Trains. Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buf falo, eh/tears Fella, and intertnediate points, leaving Philadelphia at 7.38 A. AL and 2.30 P. M., go directly rough.t • ickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of the Company in Philadelphia, Ns* York, Beaton. or Baltimore ; and Tivliete baetWard at any of the impor tant r egu l ar ()Moos in the Wen.; also on board aras of the regular Line of Steamers! on the Miaaissappi or Ohio rivers sir - Fare always as low, and time as quick, es by any other Route. For farther information &Dely. at the Passenger Sta tion. Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market 'treats. The completion of the Weatern connections of the Permsylvama Railroad to Chicago, make this the DIRECT LINE, BR W NEN THE EAST AND THE 81,071,128 02 GREAT WEST. The connection of tracks by the. Railroad Bridge at Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or erriage of Freight, togethe pi r ated e Shippers time, are advantages readr- IY appry of Freight, andiehe Travel ling Public. Merchant. and Shippers entrusting the transporta tion of their Freight to thm Company, can rely with oonfldstice on ita speedy transit. THE RATES OF Famearr to and from any point in toe West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are as all times as favorable as are charged by other Rai/road Companies. WO" Be particular to mark packages " via 141112571- 118.111E1 Rei,roa4." For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply to. or address either of the following Agents of the Company: D. A. !Stewart, Pittsburg . : R. S. Fierce & Co., Zanesville. O. J. J. Johnson, Rip ley; 0.; R. MoNeely, Maysville , Ky.; Ormsby & Crop r,m Parts m outh O.: Paddock & Co.. Jeffersonville. diana; H.-W, Mown It Co., Cincinnati, H.LAthern dr. liiblnirt, Cincinnati , 0.; R. C . Moldrum, Madison, L Ind. , Jos. E. Moore, onieville, Ky. ;P. 0, O'Riley & Co., Evansville, ; N. W. Graham & Co., Cairo, 111. R. F. Sass, Sheler It Giese, St. Louis. Mo. • John U. 'Harris, Nashville, Tenn.; Earns & Runt, 'Alein. One, lenn.; Clarke dc Co., Chicago,; W. H. H. Itoonts, Alton, 111.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different points in the Weet. S. B. KINGSTON, Jr.' Philadelphia. MAGRAW h KOONS, 80 North etreet,_Baltimore. LEECH. It C0..1 Astor House, or 1 S. Witham y LEEffil. & CO., No 77 State street, Boston. H. H. HOUSTON. Gong Freight Agent. Phila. L. L. TIOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philp, E. LEWIS. Gen'l Sup't Altoona. Pa, 8404101 it 1861..aisisms...„ M 1861. sPRING AVB ANC.' EMErt T. -NEW R!: r :THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY- 4 1 -ND PHILA DELPFLA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.,if Fri.LAJSELFEIA ToiffFrior YORK. AND WAY PLACER. • ile•M WALNUT-IR. WILLEM 5.5115 ILLSMITISION 02505 WILL L.S.AI% AS FOLLOWS', Vii: scam At 6 A. M., via Camden. and Am toy, C. and it. An oommodttion - „ ea 25 At 6 A. M., via Camden c.t..id Jeirey Car. iii. r Aceommodanon. - - 223 At 8 A. AL. via Camden and Jersey City. - Morei2g Mail - - ...„.- 300 At 11% A. Ai. via .It - tatillgten mu . ' Jorge ,. • Cit?. Weiderl2 Kieran. 3 to At UM P. via Camden and Amboy Accommo dation— - _- 225 At S via Camden end Amboy , and A:Ex ress— . - 360 At P. AL, Notilingioa and Jamey City, Bre ning - a 00 At 4,1 P. AL, via Kensington end forma City, 24 OrmaTiokot2 25 .At it P. AL ,vie Camden and Jersey City, Evenin g Mail-- . 03 At nit r. ern Mail-- -- 2 26 At 6 P. M., ra Camden and sabos, Acoommxl3.- Stan, (Freight and ritatenger)--lat Clam Ticlret..:. am .Do. do. Themit Tinket- 62 Ina M Line run taihr. 1136 P M. Boma ern Mail, Saturdays excepted. - For Belviders. Esistos t _ Lemberroine, Flemington, &a., at T. 76 A: M. and 63i r. 111. from Koraimrton. For Water GMVlrouumintruiSeriatoui Viqlgooaarre. G mammies, reat- end, &Oat 74 Arm:pow iiernmarion, via De!Aware. Lackawanna and. Weitena R. R, . , . . . For Mennh Chunk, Allentown, mid Bethlehem at Mc A. M. and 23G - P. M. from Kensington Depot ; (the ?10 A. M. line connects with train leaving Beaton at LW P. M.) For Mona /WV, et 0 and 8 A. M., 3 end ei Y. its Far Freehold. at 6 A. bL. and S P. Itt. • •• WAY bIENEM.- For Briatoklfrontonr&o.,at LEO A. M..11.0“nd $ l 4 P.M. from iellisitistor., and 2 P. M. from wainuc street wharf. Fer Painerra. Riverton; Delano°. Beverly. Nynex ten 'Florence, Bordentown, dry., at LIM, 1,9, 439, and 6 eteamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and intermediate places, et 23g P. M. from Walrinvetreet wharf; L nti - For New York and Wax-Lutes leaving Kensington Depot, take the oars, on Path street. above Walnut , half an hoar before departure. . The oar, run into the de_Pot, and on arrival of eaoh train, run from the depot. Fay Pounds or baggage,_ only, allowed each Passau ger. Passenger s are prohib i ted from tplong anything as mazer° but teem wearing apparel. All baggage over Aft! pounds to be Paid for extra. The the reeponeibility for baggage to One Dollar per Donna. and will not be liable for any amount beyond 11W), &l impet Mr epeeist eentrait. mh97 clf 91 X. lIAIZMUIt. Agent. irmwer , , 0 R H PENNSYL POE itc...,;,oTitfirvanoAD. CHUNK, RAZLETON. EASTON, ECEI M Etr V , ail T I MA B O ;11krNa. On and alter MON DAY. MAY_I3,IBOO, Passenger Tnsitni will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Phila delphia. daily, (Sundays excepted). as follows At 6.40 A. M., (Express). for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Rselston, Wilkesliarre; - .&-e. - At 1.13 P. M., ( rereasi ). for Bethlehem. velem. &e. This train rase ea Easton alit P. 1 1 4. - 2 and makes close sonneetion with New Jamey Omar& tor New York. At 5.16 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Meneh Chunk, ir.e. At IP A. M. and 4 F. M., for Doylestown. At 1030 A. M. an 4 5.40 P. M. for Fort Weehington. .j'he 0,12 A, ed. hgpress train make. close connection with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being the shortest_ and. most desirable mute to Wilkesbarre, and to all points in FORhigh ocedegion. TRAINS I" IMLADELPUIA. Leave Bethlehem at 11.20 A. M., 2.18 A. M., and 6.30 P L eave .. Doyloslown at 7,26 A. M. and 415 P. M. LOOM. Fort We,,,,,r,,, too at SA A. M. and I 30 P. M. ON SIINDA Yfi.—Philsdelphia for Bethlehem at 8 IM.. hihidelphi a forDoir testate!' at 8 P. M. vlestown for Philadelphia at CO A. M. thlehem for Philadelphia at a r, M. Fare to Betbieheni—Sl ao I Pare to alanoh Chunk.e3l ae Fero to Beaton,— / 50 I Fero to Wakeebturo— 4 00 Through Tiosete mist be procured at the Tionet Moos, at WILLOW Street, or BERAB Street, in order to ID the above rates of( a r e All n iklenger Train,' (exoet r liliinday Trains) connect at Berko Street- -with Fift h - and Sixth-streets, end Second and Third-streets Pawnor Railroads, twenty minutes after leavinr. Willow Street. ELLNI mmax, Agent. ORRIN° AREANUE arillk,__ r 9VUENT.--PHILADELPHIA, WILM/NOTO ~cAIIinI.4I3.TIMORE RAILROAD. On apd alter MONDAY, APRIL W. 1861, PARSENGER TILMNICLEAVE PHILADELPHIA: For Baltimore at 8.35 A. M., 11.35 A. M., (Exerese). and 19.10 P. M. For Charter at 8.14 A. M., 11.30 A. M.. LH and 10.110 For Wilmington at 8.13 A. M., 1135 A. M., 4.15 and 19410 P. M. For New Castle at 11.15 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. For Dover at 8.15 A. M. and 4.11 P. M. For Milford at 8.15 A. X. For &Millbury ILIS A. M. FOR PHILADELPHIA lame Baltimore at 6.15 A. M. (fixeren), 9.43 A. M.. and 4.413 P. M. Leave Wilmington et 6.50 and 9.10 A. 91., 1.90 and 8 P.M. Leave +Salisbury at 1.40 P. M. Leave ALBION tit 4 P. M. Loavo Dover at IM A. M. and LSO P.M. Leave New Gentle at 8.246 A. M.. 7.161 P. M. Leave Chester at 7.40 A. M. 9.40. 1.67 and 8.40 P.M. Leave Baltimore for Saliebury and Delaware Rail road at 6.15 A. M. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE: Leave Cheater at Lea A.M.. lias and 11.10 P.M. Lame Wilmington at 946 A. 5.1., /An P. 111., and 11 A. M. FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car Leashed. Will run m follows : Leave puiledelphia, for Perryville and intermediate pinata at Lim P.M. Leave Wilmington for PenTvliht Ltd intermediate places at 736 P, M. Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and mterme dime elmes at IS r. M. Leave Havre -oe-6 race for Baltimore mid intermedi ate nation at 6 A. M. Leave Baltimore for Havre-de-Oreoe and intermedi ate stations at 5 P. M. N SUNDAYS! Commenoing Sun O d ay, May 19, 1861, until further no tee. T o'l RAI ( 41 3 wi I run on Pundays, Leaving Philade pnia for Baltimore and Washington at 1188 A. M. and 1029 P. r Leavim Baltimore for Allideiphis at 9.45 A, M. and and aeli 4.43 P. M. AL FELTON. President. COTTON SAIL DIJON and. CANVAS, of an numben and brand& Hanna Dank AWnh Twills of an druoriptiOal. for Tanta. Awntnan, Trunks. and Wagon Doyen. AWN Papli MannftoWera l Drter .F 401; frOnt I to a foot wide. waxpannuo,SatiaagiVainu • Jean W.- . ~ •,.. . no* - v- -- . ar;;; BILINLEY, & ( X). No, 499 MARLS': 61111EKS --- - NOTICE —Oar sale of ittiok be continued this (Wednesday) morning. ad insr.. at 10 o'clock. and ocomp migi IA rill 881KIrtin , At Oi hosiery.. cloves, Okla'. potent tar. ad, spool cotton, 'stay bindings. Allei French oerforrierl. Peremptory sale for each of a LARGE S. OCK OF FANCY GOODS, At the store tonneriroorinpied by 7,11281te. FORAFFER & ROBERTS, NO. 4 , ..0 MARKET 14TREET On Tessday and Wednesday Mornings. Mar 21 and 22, commencing at 10 o'clock each day, consaiting of Wool shirts and drawers. cotton and wool hosier'', gloves, Eangima,patept thread, spool cotton. stay bind ings, sill( higndgarehie s. meanders. steet-'spring hoop skins, merino wool 6001. ROW Jewelry. combs, brinilles, but and leather purses, portnionnams. sooset took., raper. enveloped'. buttons. gatterm, fans, pipes, pipe stems. cords, Ms, hooks and eyes. Plalo l s. Percumion Cam basketa. boar. Cologne water, perfumery, and a great variety of rant) . goeds. oof cafe. Also, large MOO jelreir7 Mier-W 4 large sire show asset -8 large size German silver-Motinted show Once.. N. B.—Goods Will be open for examination on Moo. v morning. May xi, with catalogueo. VME RALE OF FRElicli AND DRITIBD DRY 000133, FOR CASH. On ?ride' , Menailat. ,alai fi t. At 10 o'clock, for c ash— Atto lkniree And lota of final end staple KOOdY. ,L,NOVS pLiAgic. ()ROA De RiiIICES AND TAFFE- F ETAS. 14y„, f.ros de Mune'. ‘• t. !if.3388. elms GUIPURE LACK r; A ND MANTLES. Paris black gtopnre /See poi, tit. .auparine onalitY. Ficcolonainia , feria oh Willy lace mantle-. F. tkiiOOAST ATJOTIONEICR, Bue. 6 60341;4 0 ft. Swt.t. Jr.. 431 GUESTSITE St. SALE OF DRY BOOBS; leo., by 03011004 h This Mornti.r; bley 24, commencing nt 10 o'clock sqwcisciy. EMBROIDERIES. An ingoioe of latest stile era braidarsd .1000S6ii 6BD; brio, and book collars an veto. bands. edgings, &o. BOlsr4 T RTIMIvb2I. 60 cartons moat chola. st4les boo 6000 Par's, broohe, solid colors, and embmidereg bonnet ribbons. FRENCtt FLOWKIIS. 100 oartons spring Btyl*e Paris artificial fl.rire Ts. ECK-Tlf.a. An inynise o f Inner and blase neck-ties. DRESS TRlMlVlllsilia• 60 cartons nhnice now style dress trimmings. t bbons, braids, gimp, do. HOOP SKIRTS. tiVZOn a.pertor etb*dl-eprahLhocod rkirtil. DRESS GOODS, LAU e POINTS. lota lawn robes, tivege Loglalse, &c. Ala.. Paris blank silk lane and ohantilly points and Mantillas. SPECIAL SALE OF STRAW BoraftTa. BIEN'S AND BOYS , RATA. bIIQEEN FANOYIKATDI 640$ On Frtdag blotting. '• • May 21 , gale oommencing It lb oolock LARGE STEAM PR EqR. FOR MANUFACTURERS. On Raturday Morning. May 25, at 10 o'clock precisely. one very voworthl steam DM,. entirely new. HILIP FORD k 00., AUCTIONEERS, No. 530 MARKET tWeet mad 521 MINOR EU L ARGE POSITIVE ',ALE OF 1.000 CABFAI BEOEII. D DR00,1103. On Thunidae letoenine. May 23, at 10 o'clock flamer, wilt be sold, by oata• 10010— /Mk oases men's, hops' and youths' oalf. kio. and grain boots, calf and kip brogans, Col:Krems gaiters. Oxford ties. he.; women's', misses', end children's calf, kip, coat i rhotoecso and kid heeled Wow and shoe!, Kaden,. 51,Lppdro, Imekiltk, &a.: alga, large and delliraDie lUM aornent oloigy-ifiede goodS. or°dodo open for etimination, with eatalogaea, earlv on the moral= Of Bale. all FITZPATRICK & BROS., ACC 1-me eat diEll73lOlO alrint, above BALE' EVERY EVENiNe. At y eatook, of Books, rtatienerY and :a.r.e7 [WOO. watohes, jowelrt cloaks, silver p lated sailed. paintinme. m inetritemantai o. Ateo.ltotriemr, dry goodx, boots and shaft, and mar 'beadle° of every dflootption. DAY SAEES every Kt tley, Wednesday. auu Fri day at 10 o'elook A. HI PIYVATE 6412.12. At pnrate sato immoral large eonwit nmondi ''•PoithOli, iowolry, books. stnAionery, ailoor-platod Irate. ootlory, fancy goons, &o. To !Mo lt t solteited the attmatten el Olq' and country tneraAnta and °them. uomnanmente 1011011 M of all Yindo of oforsluoallao for either public, or pnvste sales. OW Liberal 00,0 edvanoee made ou 00111134.1.216 1 M, ent-door sales oromotlr attended to. PLEURA-PNEIIMONIA, 01: °ATTU: EPIDEMIC. CATTLE DISEASE, CATTLE DISEASE, CATTLE DISEAEN, CATTLE DISEASE. An unfailing_remedy for this disease can be had by asAllying to ;Dr. H. OLOK, No. VINE Street. Philadelphia. Alas, medioines for allkinde of diseases ['thorns Cußh W.ARRANTEV, pg. MONEY REFUNDED, wAttitANTE.D, o.s. MONEY REFUNDED, UR. WARRANTED, OR MONEY REFUNDE D . OURS WARRANTED. OR M ONE Y REFUNDED. issg-wrm WY,” 4JiL'lf. Auttk WEEKLY COMMUNICATION BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENSTOWN (Ire lagd.)to land and embark passmbge and despatches. The Li ip very:Kg, New York. and Philadelphia Meant chtli Counketay'e aplendtd Clyde- bntlt Iron screw steam mum are Meriden to esil se follown ; FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL. KANGAROO, Setnrday• *ay 2; _.__ . gliii:" Patti rdal, .June . EDINBURBH, 88tto der. Juno 8 And eve X. ry_naturcar throughout the year. from P. ER 140. 44 14. fiATE3 OF PABSAOE ..., THROUGH FROM YHILADELYriIA. I Cabin, to Queenatown, or Liverpool .- -...... 75 Do. to London, via Liverpool— .._ —-- 80 Btcerege to Oneenetown, or Liverp001 ..........-.-- 30 Do. to London. -... . —....—.— 35 Do. Return tickets. available for nix months, from Liverpool.. - ...... - .960 Passengers forwarded to Havre, Pane, Hamburg. Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rate.. Cettiflcatee of pcsiage usened from Liverpool to N 517 York--___ _ ____........ -- 840 Certificates of passage issued from Queenstown to New York— .. —. r . -----..—.. 11130 These steamers have superior accommodations for passengers, are oonetruoted with watertight compart ments and carry experienced burgeons. For freight, or paaeate,.apily at the tie of the Com pany. J(1 11 0. DA Agents 111 W nut strati, Vadelphia. In Liverpool, to WM. 1 roam, Tower Buildings. In t)lasgow, to WM, lICYLAN, 13 Dixon street ~ ..„ „is i ffit THE BNITLID AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM - GM. FROM NEW ion: TO LIVERPOOL. okief Cabin Passage---.......--....—51110 Second Cabot Passage-- II PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. Chief Cabin RHO Second Cabin Passage—. --. 00 The ships from tiew or eallat Cerk Harbor. The ships from Boston eall at Halifax and Cork Mar -tor. PERSIA., Cant. indkins. AFRICA, Capt. Shannon. aItABIA, Ca_pt. J. Stone. CA_NADA,Capt. Anderson. Milk Capt. S. 0. Lott. AMERICA, Capt. McAuley Al.lB - I.ItAt.aBIAN, NIAGARA, Copt. Moodie. Capt. E. M. Mickley. EUROPA, Capt. J. Cook. SCOTIA. now bnilding.) Thane vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head ; on port bow. 1 7 1 3 11181.74 . , i ( e ) ft w ra. ma,r, b 4 OPA . Anderson, •• Boston. Wednesday, Alas 22, PERSIA Jadkipa." N. York, WedneadaT, Jane 9. Am En* Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, June 12. AUSTR ASIA N. Healey. " rt York.Wednesday,Jane 19, ARABIA, Stone, " Br iton, Wednesday, June 2& Bertha not secured until paid for. experienced Surgeon on board. An owners of these ships will not be uncountable for g • .1. Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metals. unless bills of Mins are sisneil thejefor, and the value thereof therein expressed . For Taught or 011212219,.521/2 1 2 to E. CU ARO ndid-u d Bowling Green, New Yoirk. RAILROAD LINES. d o • • PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON ,AND BAL. 114 OR b AAIL AIP -PHILADELPHIA . May 4.1861. TRAINS FOR WAs tom, On and after Monday, May 6.1861. Trains for Wash ington, via Annapolis, will leave Philadelphia at /1-M M. and 10.69 P. R ETU RNING, Will arrive at Philade'pht_a from Washington at 10.18 A hl., and also at 9.21 P. M Through tickets sad at the depot, corner of Broad and Prime streets, Philadelphia. MI6 S. M. FELTON. PHILADELPHIA AND IrBADIIVO RAILROAD CO., (Moe 2r7 South Fourth street.) _ April 2Y, 1261. SEASON TWEETS. On and after May 1. ISM. season tickets will be lazed by this company for tn. periods of three. nine, and twelve mouths, not transferable. Season echool-lickete may also be had at SS per cent. discount. These hotels mill b.. sold by the Treasurer at No. 5127 South FOURTH Street, where any further Information can be obtained. 8. tiFt.tiDFORD, ap29.tf Treasurer. asigiUMSO WEST CHESTER TRAINS vas PRNIVSVLVA NIA" 'K A—, leave depnt. earner KIAtV hffilTli and M.. ME v.T. al. 8 a. 112.. 1230 Y. 81.,and 4 P.M. On Sunday, leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M., and sr est Chester at ”30.tf 11 MIN ..Isimmulll ß.L.6ll ll+ADELFl(iA AND Bar MIRA KAYLBO QUICKEII37I ITE to 'minimum, Cermnan Re port, NY] Ikestarre &Ironton, DEUIViIIiS, Milton Tror, n. Canton. Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Fes, Roam - ter. Clereituid,DetroiL Toledo, Chicagoan, Lotus, Milwmthee. and points North and Was. Parson:er iraaiup Inn Iwo she new Depot of the f ledelph_temd Reading Railroad, comer BROAD- ant OALLMILL directs, (Fomenter entrance on cal holdall street.) daily. (smulaya exempted), for above Muth se follows DAY ,EXPRLM __..___LGAA.M, NIGHT BIPREBS—.- 335 P.M. ins Sa i tifl. train uneceZat - Ettpen., for Winters barn .• *wanton ~a nd, nil Mations on Ike LACIAWAN A AND. BLOOMSBUIEW,RALLRO. AD. Theabovo trauM .mate direot ommestionurat Humus with the trains of thallsw York and Erse, Causadaigna and Niagot i gaLls, and Buffalo. New York and Erie. end New York nal Roamed', from ali points North and Wmit, and (]anodes.. Baggage oheettal to , Binuns, Buffalo, and Bespensies Brit and. .elli domed's* pointy. ote ?rumoured et the Flilladelplua and El mira 'ir e'sqltoltet Moe, northwest corner el SIXTH an CR 4IN UT throats, and at the Fomenter Depot, corner*. THIRTEENTH cad CALLOWIIII.Ii. THROW - F- 1 /1' FREIOHT.TfLAIN . Leave the. Phil:Aelphja and Reading Depot, Broost etre t sdady (ffundaye "loupes - 4)f ell point, Westo_i North, at PA % fer • Prowess:me_ be delivered more SP. 5L is inaus their gomi th e soso day: • ap For fa er inforniation ply at Freight Meet, WRIR.TE 'lll. and CALLOWWLL. or to G. T. LEONARD, Agent. 110111111 fin symkr RIZAN sod i2ILBIII.OIIIIIf onor-ri, . , ;WI T UIIESTER OA-.lii FARD PHILADELPHIA 7" ..7 • V AIIA. S I% PRING..a. Ar Ep BEMEri: On and anal' Monday .nareh 11,1851, um trains will leave Philadelphia. from the Depot, nertheaurs. earner of Eightl o ith and - ,Y streets, at 8.00 A. XL, end 2, 4. and 6 F. M. . The Ere gat Train) with winaenjter oar attached, will leave watt r A. rd., miming as tar ea the Baltimore Contrail hip:t i l l !. On Sundays, lerme.rtalade la at 5 A.M. &lASI', M.; leave Weal Cheater MIAS . and 410 P. M. The mune leavierPhiladeleloa at It A. Al. Rad P.M. eenLuit at Penneiten with iTSI2III on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad. for Kennett mroni. ke,, Am . . KERRY WOOD.: mac General Rapenntendedit. NOTIOE.--011fSTER • RA ILROAD.--PAD SENGER TIM lUDOWNINOTOWN AND IN TRWAIRDLATE STA7IONR.--0 and after Noll% sch, 12 0, the Passenger Titans for DO WRINGTOWn• will start from the new Passenger Depot of the Phila delphia and Reading Railroad Company. cornet - of BROAD and CALLOWRILL Streets, (vessenger en trance on cAuowhitt.) moßrunti •ERATI for Downingtown leave. at COO A. M. AITFILNOON TRAIN for Downinricren 'eves at AMP. AL DAILY (Sundays excepted/. order of the Board of Manage... of tne plus and Reading Rearodd COeleW. see W. It Moti,Httft Y. Ratreterr. DAIL Y INLAND REIGRT ~'4llt, Fig t A": tal Cities and ,Town ' in the South and bontawest. fisods aegitt to the Depot, corner -PROAD Street nag wiatilinGTol l Avenue. will be rorwarded and at ea low ;men as DT ear Other line. H. F. KENNEY, gasteL erannvetto_ ei IT, A. ff. tA7I EXPRESS COMPANIES . THAI' ADAMS XXPRIC 7.1 ElB _ .._. .-- _ -..; . , plisologe umicalppilr loth mai r 1 „ :,; , I esin ohandas. aMk and specie, ta• . .ritta orjr. raw or. It "Tr n wita saw z• - • r MANZ is all Ilia,. ~...,, , .r.T. Imam sail al • -. a :1 jfagra t t ... eistofi,, wa4 ommii c, ems: .1)1 • VIM And lei BGet:i t Fsimerly iiot, el PUBLIe f. tog NA " AN ,Len 414 art A E RY D 414 o t o i on k, noon , junta the Nettie/A ssawa, " 4 • IA it W - naucmutli et tkeilf: , trovr.o..l penp.ra , additicr; •ehion era publish, ea the ' el l! tr. to each one thane:Lod ostalasups, i n n r'llos, form, alvinp fall drscriptiorue of on the provrATIC.A sold on that (Mowing TnesdaY. • lob s EBAL, EtirAaTi, Ali rRIVATE Per We have a terse amount of misstat e n , pap, including every Oreelletlem of city and no v _,la property. SA bo V.GIMA°.° , C; jpgr Real estate entered on our private sale ire t end advertised occasionally nor a n i onlv ,Loiste , (of which on thousiar.d copies are print ed friss of chime. Pe REAL ESTATE BAL tti--M AY os . r. Orphans' Court Pale—Estate of Oeorgs p . deo'd —VERY VALUABLE DELAWARe. fra and LARGE LOT AND BUILDINGS, frontal' neranson street, Pavia street or buldinvF. and • river h e . ware Bounded on the north by the city pr o , e . Bt order of Asslgaiiss. y. HANDSOME. MODERN )thoIDENCE. North Thu teenth street, between Arch and Filbert streets side. rematory Sale.-- NEAT MODERN Bet STONE RE .ID e..N cr.. No. 2069 Walnut street of Twentieth. The house flee the maitre m . ll l inienee ,e gas, forheas, hot and sold voter, rane e. 4 dale absolute. LI VERY VALUABLY, IRON-FRONT STOR 325 Arob street, east of Fourth. Lot . lr by GO tett. Ciear o! incuminsnoe. Noir 8/5,000 LAIIOK AND VALUABLE 'TONE Pcbton. c RESIDENCI, l'noe street , northwest of Rva 4l itu r e, Dertattateern. Twantpleoond ward, wition two notes' walk of the rai.roau depot. Lot 71 eon ihnt. ••kx . OF SUPERII)R FURIIITURItr play 8A" :VI I ROHS. BF LieltlELB AND "Ht . fut. — te. CHIN& AND G t e , (A FIPB I. ro-InorrOW morturie.tr the du CARD,—Our besides NO lots of ttee inn. t iun na, Ettjitel Will comprise.. sea, Brltnels Led Other otir... - • tore, plilMO tortes. mar. - and boidthg, i l rand of O tirOh:4111 :1i7 ,1 , . 3rr. •:p Ciltalogues now ready auU the . : . ue4 for elimination. BALE or rd E()j3 B u vnt% Thu Morning, May'ri, .t Auntion latore, n collection of =r ' eel e nfous book., Von, a private 11 , rary. Alm, a " m b; of h nglish works i datrusnoo n. router. OW For peat:tows/el 40etostVoines. Sztith Fourth Street. Sale at Nos 1311 sad lii ' SUPERIOR FURNITURE, r .a...ENOIi-YLATS ma t. ROHS, PIAN o_FoRTFS, B R 1., ,`.4SELS CARPETS. Oa Thuraday Annuli: ..___ At 9 o'cl•-•ok, at the Aootion Store, a an .. urtmela oi excellent ettsoad-hand furniture. elepuist.i.'.'am-ftote.; fine mirror! , carpets , etc., from Purples , 4 ectuunt hammeeeping, removal to the w t . ore for convent 'let ok mile. MOSES NATELANS AUOTION BE R Ita ANY 11111115NOA INERCIMANiAtoIik t ,„, owner of aIX - KM. tad AA Meets. 14 AT te ANS' OR R AT le ALE OF FORFEITED °Dims OVER 3.000 LOTS OF FORFEITED ARTICLEs: The sale will take &Ate onTnandav Morning. Mal a 3 at 10 0 0100, atNo Moses ristbans' Asstigi, Rouse. otos Ili* and te7 r h arith street minim a , the southeast corner otlatzth and Raee stmts. and consist of ladies' and e wt Trent °lofting, b o daa w carpet,' housekeeping articles toes, sewing msthi n ii: guns. pistols. fanor articles. &c., viz : eu parlor Crook, dress. 'nisi nets, • sick. And over con., rinto ; vests; debase. detains, and other dreary ud dress ; skirts ikvotY lto(ttt of rich c ii p t . t , 078.06 rhallre allk, satin. merino. plaid. 1 /001:6t. broohe. Stella. and other shawls; silk velvet, silt p i t, mans°, lees, oluth, and other cloaks. l'asquea. shw a , citron ars. and man ; capes, collars, Owes, ",, sole order clothing of e t -r 1 description. feather Ma, quilts, spreads, comfortablen. blankets. sheets, ; I wo. tools cloths. tans. alas., and 4..estrorars, th.tablea D e single.barrel fowling-Pieces. tools of every deBOrigUoc,, cloaks, paintings engraoingei.si vet-platen wars fork & knives, spoons. Fl6llollln. oi4l,rs. liquors, sue, to ikon. goods T h eey desoviption. including lurnitors. As. Ihr tooth; will be open 'or examinatitst on the day wravious and tin the morning of gale. Dealer', housekeepers and others will pleirs Matt this stle. as every at tiole will positively be gold, i m p out the least reserve AT PRWATE SALE & MO 411 A The Wale. 001. p PA' Le.sl.l ass OHRONOIII9;TER WATOWBB mannfutursd,st he the natal selligg prices, gold lever and leen ',Mille, elver lever and e : see wambee, English. Swiss, sal F renc h warobaa, at astomalungly low priori, jewelry or every demoriution, wary lonr,gons, pistols, moms) in stmrnents, brat quality of If a•aus mays, at hilt as importation prioe aa in paucities to slut pnrohasem ese T'Sikui n otbrr o EqU i a. m U D B 0 A 0/IDS AT ni YAP , BALE. Conenting Cf .4iitroond and opal breashOs end esr rinse. Price 461117. ' .4op in Part( 81.400 A apiembd ainglaq.cO9 diamond tossa.t4in. ell, 6110, Miat din= 011 T DOOR 4ALbla Attended to personally by the AeSoneer. e gtingnments i lly t h e A of MOS PATIIAgg. aIUIVEY '.170 801,effn tp loan, at the lowest rata. on blame. eratohen t jashirt. elver plate, dry View. olothing, tre oeries, cigars, hartgare, cutlery, pianos, nurrore , far inture. bedding, ano A)ode of ever) derination. to large or small amounts, ?am one duller ilicanaea fee ANY length of time agreio E The Oldest Established Ruwal in thlt OW. ski' Private entrance on RACE then. RT thunuaaa tours from 9 A In. to 9 a. 4. Henry insurance fo , the benefit of depos:tly. CHARGES ONLY TWO PER CEN'r. Advealooe of *lOO and upward, at !we per Advance. of *lOO and 1170WIITCLZ. at One per cent. 1. • short loam MACHINERY AND IRON. PX/Ev STRAti 11 7 Ncii.s3 ILEA Viri1gt44.—:44.5P14 i,g yr, 1 2 _ CVO Arfp THEO X.EVGAL raA1311414 sod FQIOrIIDZAZ, haunt. Jo; 70617. brit It basement over/114p, avit 44 , 4311 orologre.l7 ooguo4 building and torturing taanne_c_ne 'E'er Mimeo, li:rh and low promote, Iron bone , Water Tank!, Froo3l,m, es,, &0.4 respectfully o*er their eervaes to the pohh se befits ran. r prawail to centraos for Enlace el Miser. en Mativgbri kihnsi arm paterm a:Orem Irina, are 1r: 'pang 10 Ueda d• 40T11 Via k demystak. :767ery cosoription J'51.13 making =Ale al Aka otor?Mt reAzw. Loy Premise, Flee, Tamilitt, end Culinder inn! en, of tie best Pennoylvania ettaMal Fareall• Voil l6 '4 "l 4 ; itic r * Q _ l go e rei N atTirc i a7l9.ll (‘T ell t iMir " a; tented with th e ahoy. thrium, , vrawlngo and apeollieritiere ter a:I - .ors *ow, et bud prhubllehment, free o eharge, and work safiroakc. Ike srubsoribere have ample Irillir!‘i^iik men Pot 9 - paint •l botteor_ber• Icy 07 , 3 terAviserf g r d Its pr rattdrts t e lw or w i t r. scare . , a., s 4 4_ 004 O. HELMS It flee 35t 211•111,1 asiv.,:, 7. VAINIIIAN MARI ICI. %Van 1. COM WILLIAM IL MARIIICA. QOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY; K 7 FIFTH AID WASHINOTONIiIirn• PRILADYLFI/1/q BON% .P,NOINEERIS AND MACHINISTS, Manufaanre nigh and Low Pressure Steam Sumo' foy land, ri Ter. and marine eeryice. Hollers. &automate's, rant e r, Iron Beau, ao; Can. Ingo of ail kinds, either brass. iron Frame Roofs for iTes Works, Wnreehope, Ann rand Stations. ikia. 'intone and On Machinery of the latest and most im proved oonstruction. .very dosomption of Plantation Machinery, each 60 Sugar, Saw, and VIAL Blillo, Vaonam Pans, Ow Stettin Defeoatore, Filters., Pumping Enginet. tco. Bole Agents for IL Ailhours Patent Sugar noiliti i t yparatus _NeeeeTtala Patent Ream Hammett and Ai Machi . mnwall Wohney's Patent Centriftigal Saar Drama' ne ant-I JOINT PT A SANT FOUNDta, ho. Cti ERACTlUStrest,Kensinr.on.Philafdelptaz.—M !..- bIAM Si. 'NIERS Informs jna tr.ends th.ot, pat oL hued the satire stook of Fattens at ttio above FOl3l - how 1201, Dre2l:ol to , roe onto" for Rclti , 4, Zaial A n d new Mill Caatings..6cokal Chemical, sel Work, Claims. CoottnEs sous u from tem loorttenT or isszeila rsleasso. ea 4T7 Sr Iron aut,s, Etlll.l. BUSIINESS CAROL VItUSENESS MEN AXE ADVERTISING in the Beet Newsmen 0 1 m en d ganp7 this Offices of JOY, COE, ica CO., ADVERTISING AGENTS. FIFTH and CHESTNUT STREETS.Phdadelpie . TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York. W7ll H Q. ULLM A N. ATTORNEY•C' • LAW, JERSEY SHORE PenusYlruuts. Colleotiova promptly made in Tinton itad counties. RKPZILS TO Messrs. Walter & Haub, Philadelphia . I. K. /I'M"' Bea. ... Jere! Shore -, Moment. Sereroft & Co., Philede Bluanor, ioglOr. &Go , riailaiiit.; Friehmoth tr. G? Made.; A. Mackey. Leap I) AVM ! Yard, Welter & Co., Philede.; Thatolier & Wodthop, ?haat.; Rey Dobbs. Howell & Reiff. Pbilada. felPhs JOHN WBLBH, PRACTICAL 'SLATE ROOFER. THIRD Street sad GERMANToIf ) Road, le prepared to pat 01:1 an• amount of Roosu• ec the moat moderate terms. Will guarent7 ; 0 m 3 l; every Molding perfeetly water.tigh Orders Pro. m c i. attended to. TULLN IfiLLIUTT, WIRISS and 1,14 0 " 8 * iv Non. 317 and 819 WrNUT BtrestAbweitP ol stores. between Third and math. north sids,i flout, dtiptini; N. .13.—Fine UM pickles cowry ao /" -d. (Established in 1845. ) blot -- pewtiuti & NIVROLSON, BOOKBINDER& Noe. ala and 8131 MINOR West. Between Market and Cheetant 'areas. PRIZADELPRIA. JAM= PAWI3OII, Sr trunol' ItjP bzr-ry. PIIGUBT it, SONS, IMPORTERa 0) E.S.VAtIA 111.7Altk• No. 916 South FRONT Etrept , Absolve retitle-11y a full sagortmeot of &strata' I" OARS, which they :Sur at Low rata. for *sub OT ll oreYe4 areal. 101041 URPHY-WRIPPLE IRON BRIDEer• !- • !TONE, QVIGLEY. k BUNTON, No. 333 - WALNUT STREET. PaILADELPILLA. Bag !pave to inform Railroad Co pool arta suet interested in broke construction, th m r thirhare l e f ine! connection In 1, wines* wlth.:lo 24 W. mußrEti , , otni Engineer - 3 (author sad mventer of the shoes gar • tacrwn plain of iron brides.) and pro tore_pared to Wale orders, fr om any part of the sotuttry. from his decirt l and personal superintendence. 41.1 t letters relating' . to plans and estimatei shoal M tidremed to Jonfri w. muktray,DlVil ROOM. ' For aro orp.. 01101.1 KY. PILE hIANUFAOTORY_ L ___ -IV 211- 118 W STILE :Mk Files and Rams of everydescription sad PA quality. made to order at the above dittAilloadint , virvioL,BisAuE and *STALL, at Rands:aural prices, Maantiant done to s upenar atatater. mad-daw J a. sings. IN EVANS at WATIARP., - SALAMANDER SAY OTOAN - .-304 CIIHIPPIIUT a TREE! PHILADELPHIA FA. band. A larga variety of FIRE-F ROOF . SAFEII alwalli 1 0 m N. JOB PRINTING TEE NEW JOB PRINTING WO " THE PR SS laygsvarstrarxeonseneatly.ohear, bri.x*o4glol`7 SIM PA AI PALLETS. FA I'EX BOOM 511' IL LILAPIAIS UV JSVISAY DMOBJYTIOP rantrrr• VOL ♦WO7JONEISRAr LAWYERS AVM .- CFAVRIF larusUiLD anu CIaaMILO FLAIN AND ORNAXENTAL PRITITIO lir ALI ours iiiiii_ii IIT tritLrabimitio. 00, b A m : m a jags d ais Clmarnose& wig Wire o uvooth,4arei Oh,. oil, l g. trawazark Iwo .por' 61J<Cb1:Al 8 ~ 8111 , AEA" HANDBUM NECHAIIIC S, 1310 i
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