BRITISH POLICY TOWARDS THE
. UNITED STATES.
•
[We take the following from the latest re
ceived London joutnale, in order that the po
licy of the British Ministry may be under
stood, (if possible,) from their own speeches,
delivered in the lionse of Commons.—ED.
Pealed
On the evening of May Bth, Mr. Gregory said
that. in oonstgnenoe of the newirwhich had arrived
from liMerloa since he bad- given notice of his
question, be bad been obliged to alter its wording
Mr. Lincoln had
prooteuned a blockade of the
ports of the HVC.Iti confederated States, and, there
fore, it was necessary to ask a question with rii•
gird to two other States, which were in an attitude
of hostility to the United States although they did
not belong to the South. He had to ask the noble
L or d, the Foreign Secretary
-Ist Whether any attempt of the Government of
the United States to levy 'ederal dntiee off foreign
vessels, outside the ports of North Carolina and
Virginia, before scab vessels break balk, would not
be an infringement of international law, and, if so,
whether our minister at Washington had received
mstructions to that effect? 2d. Weedier the Go-
Tenement of the IJoited States had been informed
that the blockade of any port of the Southern Con
federated States, unless effective, will not be re.
eognized ? 3d. The Government of the United
States having refused to relinquish the belligerent
right of inning letters of marque, the seven Muth
ern confederated and sovereign States having
become to the Coifed States a separate and inde
pendent and foreign power, whether her Majesty's
Government recognises the right of the President
of the Southern Confederacy to issue letters of
marque. and, if fa, whether our tublike, at Wash.
ington had been notified to that effect? Maar,
ham)
VIEWS OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Lard 3 Russell. In regard to the honorable
gentleman's first question, I have to say that, hav
ing eonaulted the Qaeen'e advocate with. seepeot
to Federal does to be levied outside the ports of
North Carolina and Virginia, he tasted to me that
the answer to snob &question must depend entirely.
upon the circumstances of the case, and that it
could not at all be declared beforehand, whether
such an attempt to levy dues would be seeording
or contrary to international law. Of course no in
strinstions on the attbject have been sent to her
Majesty's minister at %Washington ; but Lord Lyons
Is of opinion that such an intention would be found
impracticable, and would not likely be effective.
I Hear, hear 1 With mesa to the honorebla gen
tlemen's second question, whether the United
States Government have been informed that a
blockade of any port of the Southern Confederacy,
unless it were effective, would not be recognised, I
certainly have not felt it necessary to give any In
structions to our minister on that subject.
It is well known to Lord Lyons, and it certainly
has been declared law by the United Staten, that
no blockade could be recognised or deemed valid
unless it were an effec ti ve blockade, [hear, heard
and I have no doubt that there would be no differ
ence between her Majesty's Government and the
Government of the United States on that point.
With regard to the honorable member's next clues
tioni *a to the belligerent right of issuing lettersof
masque, I tend, in the Brat place, wait for more
expieratiora, and in the twoond place reserve part
of the answer which I have to give.
With respect to belligerent rights in the ease of
certain portions of a State being in insurrection,
there wee a- precedent which seems applicable for
this purpose in the year 1825. Theßritieh Govern
meat at that time allowed the belligerent rights of
the Provisional Government of Greece, and in con
mequentse of that allowance the Turkish Govern-
Da nt made a remonstrance. Duey state the nature
of tbat remonstrance, and the reply of Mr Canning
" The Turkish Government complained that the
British Government allowed to the Greeks a bens.
forget
character, and observed that it appeared to
forget that to subjects in rebellion no national cha
racter could properly belong." But the British
Government informed Mr. Stratford Canning that
" the character of belligerents was not BO much a
prinelple as a fact ; that a certain degree of force
and eerodetenoy acquired by any mass of people
engaged in war, entitled that population to be
treated as belligerent, and even if their title were
questionable, rendered it the interest well under
stood of all civilised nations so to treat them ; for
what was the alternative?
" A Power or a community (call it which you
win) which was at war with another, and which
covered the sea with its cruisers, must either be
acknowledged as a belligerent or dealt with at a
pirate ;'• which latter character, as aeplied to the
Greeks, was loudly disclaimed. In a separate de
spatch of the same date, (12th of October, 1825.)
Mr. 8. Canning was reminded that when the
British Government acknowledged the right of
either belligerent to visit and detain British neer.
chant vessels having enemy's property on board,
and to oonfisoate such property, it was necessarily
implied as a condition of gush acknowledgment
that tbe detention was for the purpose of bring
ing the vessels detainee before an established Court
of Prise, and that oonfiscation did not take place
until after condemnation by such competent tri
bunal.
The question has been under the consideration of
the .Government. Tuley have consulted the law
cutters of the Crown. The Attorney and Solicitor
General, and the Queen's Advocate and the Go
vernment have come to the opinion that the South
ern Confederacy of America, according to those
principles which seem to them to be just principles,
tideum be treated as a belligerent (Thar, hear.]
at farther. questions arise out of that question,
dish respect to which we are still in doubt; as
what are the alterations which are to be made in
the law of nations in consequence of the deolara
tans of Paris; and thou, questions being of a Biqa.=
nit and intricate nature. have not yet been deter
tined upon. They are still under the eoneideretion
the Government, and will be still farther con
leaped before any declaration is made to other
Mara. [Hear, hear.]
41 the House of Commons on the following day,
IA v do, in the course of a debate upon the paper
_ _mile --
Jar ti
n....it....,.. .......1 a.l--.A. 1-• 1 ..e. • ZiaLlietlaki , V ,
bi° lord at the head of th e Governme nt -
he had obtained no answer, probably owing
to the abrupt conclusion of the debate. That routs
-*tile would now repeat. Since they bad lately
dismissed the financial position of the country newe
had come from the United States of a moat alarm
ing character.
It was Quite clear now that the civil war which
it was hoped world be averted was likely to rage
for same time. Re wished to remind the noble
lord that when be last expressed his views upon the
subject of the repeal of the paper duty, ho was not
in possession of the mementone intelligence which
had lust arrived. Did not the noble lord now anti
cipate that increased armaments and decreased re.
(septa from (rename and exoise would be the ro•
salts of the deplorable events of which information
had jest been received? [Hear, beard Would
not the diaries which might be expected to Inane
in the manufacturing districts injuriously affect
the revenue? (Hear, hear . 1 He would ask, were
these results anticipated when the Lento lord ex
pressed his approval of the financial scheme of the
Ohanceller of the Exchequer?
LORD PALIHERSTerN'S VIEWS.
Lord. Palmerston. No one can regret more
than I do the intelligence which has been received
within the lest few days from America ; bat, at
the name time, any oae must have been short.
sighted and little capable of anticipating the pro
bable course of human events, who had not for a
. long time foreseen events of a similar character to
those which we now deplore [Hoar, hear. From
the commencement of this unfortunate quarrel be
tween the two sections of the United States, It was
evident that the causes of disunion were too
deeply seated to make it possible that separation
would not take place; and it was also obvious that
passions were so roused on both sides as to make it
highly improbable that such separation could take
place without a contest. In answer to the queer-
Don of the honorable member, I would say that,
however much I regret the intelligence which we
haveteceived within the taut few days, yet that
intelligence ought not, in my opinion, to make
any difference in the arrangements which, after
the tallest consideration, we tionaidered were eel-
Vitiated to Meet all the requireteouts of the public
service during the preeent year. (Hear, hear]
Mr. Bentinek thought the noble lord bad not
quite understood his question. The noble lord
said the Multi of the disturbances in America
had been anticipated in the financial arrange.
menet. Did the noble lord mean that arrange
ments had been made to meet the expense of in
creased armaments and the risk of diminished
revenues, [hear, hear.] or did he simply mean
that he did not anticipate that any snob Golan
quinces would result from the intelligence lately
received ? I Hear, near j
Lord Palmerston. I thought I bad, by implici
t= at least, answered all the questions of the
heserahla gentlemen- Ido not perceive any rea
sons why we alumni apply to Parliament for in
creased armaments (hear] in consequence of the
events which are taking pride in Mirth America,
and I also hope that the customs duties will not
materially roarer in consainentte of these events.
In the Commons on the following day—
Mr. Walpole said he wished to put a question to
the Government in referenbe to the motion which
appeared on the paper in the name of the honora
ble member for Liverpool upon the unsatisfactory
state of the subject of belligerent rights at sea.
He understood the noble lord, the Foreign Seers
tary,lo state last night that the subject was al
reedsr,under -the -eonsideretion of her. lidajtetteisie
GoVercusurnt, - and that they would efliciellx la'
31712Q011 what their opinion was as Kieft , AL that
opinion was formed. In the present treey spina ,
meted state of affairs, he would put it to hillionora
bl•frieud, the member for Liverpool, wiether it
would be of advantage, either to his owe coned tu
eau; or to the public inter/atm genotally, that
such a discussion should mime on to-night. Ha
wished to know what the opinion of the Govern
ment was upon the , matter, and if the noble lortbat
unhand of the Cievernment thought it woad be
laterions to dieoties the question at present, he
trusted his honorable friend would withdraw the
rotten.
Lord Palmerston. In reply to the question of
the right hon. gentleman,
I may say that I en
tirely amour with hire in the view he has ex.
=of the inexpediency of discussing tO•niet
don which thaionorable member from W.
Verpool has Intimated his intention to bring for-
less& The House will bear in mind the state
meta made by my noble friend, the Ferelin Se.
Ortetary, last night, yin - that there are certain
=one of intonational law in connection with
rent rights which are of so grave gni com•
plLsated a character that they are nig! , seder the
weasieeration of the Government. My 'noble
friend added, that until her Moja/ay'', (government
should be in a position, by the legal advice wbioh
*ey may receive, In make some dere,tem aomianni
ea .ftuiwost the enbieet, it would t 4 nighty ataxia
diteet,tin feet, altogether impossible, to enter into
any ritetnasion of the coreetio.. Therefore, if the
honorable member should Weever° In his motion,
It will be impoesiblelo- any member of the Go
_ ~,,,,,t to make eeystatement in reference to it
=.7. - thiii W hi o h wee made by my noble friend
7 — , ,th ,s, t , jg: root Of foot, IA the present slate
mav_.„-a-- . _.
_,_ ~,,5 4 remain wholly sileat upon the
or .-
,78:1 hear .] Any discussion upon so
matter
a t1....„1„,-In the present state of affairs,
wou ld be htifttlY Prejudicial bathe interests of the
country; and, under all the eirethustanees, I
truss the hoaoreble member far Liverpool .will
postpea. the motion until home A.A....„. period .
Kr. Horalisil Although uty own inolinau e „,
would have 'ad me to proceed with 11 4 mo ti on,
yet may judyntut inditeet me to-concur e.,,i re l y
with whet has fill.. from:the *We lord and ih ee
wisur4it bouorstieAdeno. Under all the car tun.
I feel that I imeetaiii_filtainative but to
FSn• the motiat until the views of her Ma.
' Government fixes beer. made Imutio.re
as.] ._ e
—"Alo:ad_Whlte, convicted of
"
-.mg sr sitton last Friday: . Ow.
diirsZtit of the DOOM, the rope
pr a Mea neni•ia r ;,(l the prisoner fall a dllf•
taw . a shout mo le the ground. The me-
Mad att./ 23 .___ I P t IncX 3 eatul, end he died
without maw—
0-ENERAt; WAR: NEWS.
How tßlt VaIIIPLIGIN OUGHT To HA COHDUCTID
The Norfolk Day-Book has ■ plan for the suer
wary termination of the war. We quote :
" The Bough hes now bet to lilacs her forces in
snob a position as to prevent era advance ever her
borders, and at the RIM time !told the Northern
army at Washington at bay, then lay siege to
Fortress Monroe, while Bragg attends to Plskena
The capture of these two forts will end the war at
once The pnvitears, torpedoes, and sub marine
batteries will soon be seemplele offset to the entire
naval power of the North for purposes of coast de
fence. •
IMPORTIK? smarmier OEMS
Governor Brown, of Georgia, bee trued an or
der inhibiting the earrylng Of arms or accoutre
mews of any kind, purohastdrby the State, beyond
its limits without hie consent' The Savannah Re
puldscan says that if the Governor Intends to re
fuse his consent in all ealeir the order is likely to
produce no little confusion irtthemovemeuts of the
Confederate armies. It ictoollned to supreme,
however, that the object of the order IS merely to
require that a proper respect should be shown
hint by thole companies which leave the State
under orders from the Confederate Goverment.
370Ri TBOOPB FROM LOI7IBIANA
• The Confederate Government have made another
call upon Governor Moore, of Louisiana, for 3,000
volunteers to serve during the war. The Governor
announces in his proclamation that no more
twelve-months men will be received, and that all
companies refuting to enlist for the war are re.
quested to disband and deliver up their arms.
ALBZUT IRDIAN•RIOINSNT
A correspondent of the idexandris Gazette,
writing from Little Rook I on- the 10th, says the
Hon. Albert Pike bee jolt been eommissioned by
the Southern Confederacy to raise and equip a
regiment of Indians tot instant aervioe. The Cap
tain is an Idol with . the Indians on our border.
He has secured to - them' so many comforts, and
they are so fond of ht,p, thit he has often bees
tired by them to trooomestheir chief, and he can
readily proetre a command of five thousand of
them, if necessary. Haloes et once to the nation.
- •
TUT WILL RArl CAPITAL
The New Orleans Dairsi'., Montgomery oorre
spondent writes u follows :
. " The veil of sunny Wars all the deliberations
of Congress; yet the opinion prevails tare that a
formal declaration of war againet the United States
will soon be made, and.that a vigorous attaok on
Washington will immediately follow. Ido not, of
tonne, youth for the tritttfof this statement, end
merely give it as the in ex of the publiz mind. It
is reported here that oMelal information has been
received that troops ftpm the North are pouring
continuously into the capital of the old Govern
went, and It is thought that before we could Tent
hly begin our assault, yadhington will lie defended
by 20,000 men, supplied with all the 'engineery of
war. The time for taking the old seat of Govern
ment without a desperate battle has evidently gone
•by ; yet its doom is sealed. The llzedsuod unalter
able determination to eapture this city is the pre
vailing 'sentiment of our people , _ and satisfaction
gleams from the eyes of every soldier whose desti
nation la Washington." . • •
NOTICE TO
..firiklitoors.
The troops here. who .may•have any reason to
complain of their farei;mily instantly; and at will,
rectify the evil. The War Wepartmetit has pro
vided amply of the 'very beet provisions for their
suberistenee. If by apy ohanoe any of them fail to
get enough to eat, or are served with badly cooked
or unsound provisions; the faiit should be instantly
reported to their own commanding officer. If he
neglects or fails to testify the clam of complaint
promptly, then report bis failure, and all the facite,
promptly to the commanding officer of the depart.
ment, General Mansfield, woo will rarely correct
the evil in a trioe.---ti r arhengion Star.
lexotuanee otatirtresta rn itteintowD.
It is rumored, says the Richmond .Examiner,
that a vigilance committee is about being formed
us this oily, at the Iread'of which are some of the
most di ed but desperate , men of the commu
nity. ome of thew, gentlemen hold high posi
tions, and they have determined to proceed with
their work, when . they begin, with power and
effect. We hope they will sot with discretion, and
hang those only who are positively guilty of bad
faith to the State. Let there who are wise take
heed in time, ere it may be too late.
ustow vinnists.
Ron. John Janney,.th• president of the Virginia
Convention, reeebtly presided at a Union Meeting
in Londoun county, of tablet' he is a resident.
The meeting was largely attended, and after a fall
discussion, resolutions were adopted protesting
against the ordinance of Rtinession, and resolving
to stand by the Union, and to support the stars
and stripes. Mr. Janney himself actively par
ticipated in the proceedings, and heartily endorsed
the ooncluillons reached by the meeting.
A " TRAP " AT ALEXANDRIA
Hon. Wm. C. Rives, of Virginia, was at Atlanta,
Ga., on the 14th Instant, and made a speeth, in
the tonne of which he said the Old Dominion well
all right:
"Some one in the crowd asked him if there
were any Federal troops in Alexandria. No, my
friend, replied Mr. Rivas, there are none at that
point. There are no Federal troops on any part
of the soil of Virginia except Fortress Monroe. I
will not ley they are afraid to oome into Alex-
andria, but I will say that we have a trap for them
into which they will fall whenever they attempt to
come into that city."
66 fIOrTRARN OINTLIMM"
A Viokatlnv (Min.) paper publiebee the follow•
ing
" NOTICE TO TR2 WORLD.—Every volunteer from
this State and.Lonisiane is a gentleman. lie must
be ttaatati u aneh. No deck panuite, no bard
commons for him, if it can be avoided. He is an
honor as well as a defence to his country."
.11AVA.t. 11113117' BIGNALI4
The Nael l Peptirtmeut has ordered the ?Olio
VINW! to supp li ed with Coston's telegraphic
matt signs -
GENERAL NE
Damp phut; BaCh as apples, peaches, &c.,
if served out as part of the rations, even ip small
quantities, for the. troops, would promote their
health. Cptistant eating of meat and bread
causes costiveness, with which some of the men
are already effected. Then will come pills--ealo
mel doses, sllt some shape—to afford temporary re
lief, but to do more ultimate injury than bullets
or bayonets: - We pray, for the men's sake, that
there be- edme care to provide fruit, if possible.
Anything but pills. Coffee is also bad—tending
to !intone complaints. Cheese is also recom
mended by the New York Tribune as part of the
rations.
SANITARY CONDITION OF CAMP CoaTut.—By
the kindness of commending-officer Coionat G, A.
0. &suer, we learn that there were in the hospital
at Camp Curtin en Tuesday, eighteen persons—
and in quarters twenty. The number of troops in
cam was estimated at 2,ooo. This speaks weU
for t he
health of the troops_ From the surgeon in
charge of the hoepltal we learned that the pre.
railing disease is measles.
Ir is reported that William Adams, ex-
Mayor of Allegheny pity, who went away with a
cloud on his reputation, was in command of one of
the Secession compattiAS captured at Camp Janit.
son, St Loafs. He probably thought of being made
one of Floyd's aids—having some experience
Floyd's line while Mayor.
NEARLY all the ordnance which rot:Dolma
perfeot at Norfolk has been removed for safstyto
points ii► the interior. Most of the matibinerl of
the Harper's Ferry arsenal has also been Tenured
to Richmond.
Vanaut ByzitT, late United States corn
mandot of the Augusta t(Ga.) eneinal, Wes et
Montgomery last weals, having resigned his com
mission sad tendeied him merrices to the Confede
rate States.
Goy. CLAIM of Team, has bag:4 his Pro
alamation, calling for 5,000 men in licoordante
with the additional regnizition from the War De
pertinent of the Confederate States.
Tam schooner George- Davis attempted p),
leave Savannah hat week for Nat York, but ni
stopped at Fort Paha% and au retained in
charge of a Confederate States dicer.
Ida. WILLI.cm Buanovons a graduate of
Yale Collage , of the olds of 184 4, has left $lO,OOO
to the Dwight Froleceoret4 of Didactic Theology
a that Collage.
'Par Mobile Register says the wheat crop
of Alabama is this year unusually Mtge, and the
be Immense.
tat Sontherst , Papers are ail . nrgiag their
fanners to plant earn in preference to every other
arse this season'.
sa-Glay. Hixts, of New Hampshire, has en- -
rolled hiazeelf as a volunteer, in retunpiny (mu
lug in Hinsdale.
;Hos. JOHN FORlfirte baa been elected may
or of Mobile, to pi the vacancy created by the re
signation of Mayer Withers.
Gamarr SMITIC pledges himself to provide
for the fetaibie of all volunteers leaving Peter
taro', N. Y,"
Tea sWante have all left the University at
'Orford, hiUh., and the institution has suspended
operations.
Tax airpenciiture for rations and pay of a
?Via for a . inont4, is about $26,000.
:FRILATIBLPIIA BOMILD OP ULU&
KgEHMLE,
Cournrizz or 1112 Mon ra.
l ske marehanu dltr=4)S • •
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rtjhurMni. Sparons.Donlevy...„... —.—Liverpool soon
Bina Lis te mw ord. Eldridge - Lave t . n
snip Victoria need, Pronto __......r.. London. soo n
Phi. Zsred. Masontgal Londonderry, Jane 3
Bart %Ireton. Farrsitman-,- --- Bremen soon
B ar k ertner What,. Glasig
OW, 80011
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10,4 Jain Wraith Fifield.:-.....a - Anta..l
ins Thurston. lasmaker—..-......„ . .8.L40w„;.„,,.
rig tanlny. inford ----.—gneenstown. soon
its E.Ua Read. Davis Havana. soon
MARJENE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP PHILADELPHIA. May 23, 1861.
Iw CAM —6 16
1/161 0
11 WATES .168
ARIIPYRD.
Bohr E C Knipht, Whitlow, 4 days from Salem; with
:nose to T W Parker.
Behr Voter. SOW., 5 days from Lane's Cove. with
stone to onotelli.
tohr lichard Vous., ?rink, 5 days from Boston, in
halfwit to eraetsto.
Behr a E Weston. Lens, I days from Weymouth, in
ballast to ts Sturtevant &
Bohr Levering, Conlon, s days from New York; in
ballast to captain.
Devarto
Bohr Gilbert Green, Weaver. from Lynn, ballast to
n Coal Co.
nobr Sarah Clerk. Terry. from Oreenport, In ballast
t e obte, Hammett &
Bohr Jos Porter. Yates, from Boston, in ballast to J R
Blakiitan.
gZhr /it .1 Mercer. Robinson. from
Eton, in ballast to
msr, Stiokney & %Ventilato r: ,
eohr Riehard Thompson. Lloyd. from Boston, in bal-
last to Van Boson, Norton & Co.
Bonn Amos Palkenburg, Wilbert. from Presiden t *.
CLEt.
Bark Thom Dallett, SIM. Catlett & Bon.
Bark Oosan-Pearl. Cook. O sow. 4 A donator &
lirisllelhi Darnaby. WtgtlOdllle, WAttrn &Sons.
Brig Abby Ellen. Oily:tore. re. Twe
4Bit , sa Otto. or. tl rod toy, Roston. N Sturtevsat a_ c o
hr H E Weston, one. Salem,
Bohr Joe Porter.:lstes. Boston.J R Blakiston.
Bohr Jt. J B eroer, Robinson, Boston, Oartner, Slack
nay & Wellington,
8 "` 1 ' 431 ' 4 4 j'ark, Terry, Moron. Haab. Hilftlitghtt &
Bohr Jam H ROOM. Ingersoll. Breton. RIAIISOLIM
Glover
-bke-LLA: , • im
am s. Simeon. Balem. Baum. Ogle & Co.
• FATr "b'4l'
Veal Dusan.
VET Aft
Nor-
Behr Ronne, for laarbadoes, Wialroone...xtoal
Corbrines—not at before. Ou
_
(CarreePondenoe of the imn.)
READING, 14.5.11.
The following boats from the Union Canal., eased z?
l the Behuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Ptuladel•
phi ' s. Viz:
amentran Eagle. Frain to captain; Elias Reber, light
to captain; Rhodadendra, lumber to Wm B. Lloyd &Co;
pot. bark to Henri Shaman; Bum Trots?, board. to
m Tromp, Bon & Clot M Williamson, do to Wm N. Lloot
& Co.
MEMORANDA.
Shi Florida. Mortimer. cleared at Livorno:4Bth Met
for P hiladelphia.
Ship Spirit of the Times, Klein, from Bombay Feb 19,
At New York 21st lest
Snip Gallego, Homewood, railed from Liverpool
mat. for Rio de Jap_eiro.
Ship Fanny McHenry. Smith, from Manila Feb 1 for
London,
_wait spoken March 28,_lat 2969 3. long 38 40 E.
shin Ndward. Frost , Nom Penang, arrived at Boston
lint inst.
Ship Albert Carrier. Rayne., for CalOntta, cleared et
London 9th inst.
Ship Cromwell. flymes, from Boston March 17th for
Batavia. was spoken 6th ult. let 29 N. long 36 W.
Ship Jane I/ Cooper, Howard, cleared at Calcutta 3d
ult. for Australia.
Ship Blanding' Dudley, Atwood, cleared at Calcutta Ist
uli. tor Roston.
Balk Annie Kimball. Btunon, hence, Moron Nth, at
f3lAagow 9th inst.
Bark Tacony. Brown, from New York, arrived at
Cette Sd inst.
Bark Caroline 0 Adams. from Rio de Janeiro for New
York, was aeoken Bth inst. let 2610. ions 61 42.
Brig C C Van Horn. Merrier', hence, arrived at Lon
doaderu
6th
Br Ghartie, Chartre, cleared at New York 31st
inst. for New York,
B abra• Colorado , Sheppard. Coernine. Willets. and J
Hest, Webb, hence, arrived at Newburvvort2Oth inst.
Bohr M - 41. Bromley, for Philadelphia. cleared at Pl6l/
Riven nth inst.
Rohr kansh Bibby. Reimer, hence, arrived at Balti
more 21st inst.
Rohm E W Benton, Taylor, J Frambes_, Somers. J L
Radnor, Steelman. Lady Mien. Corson, W 6 Bartlett,
Lonely, T Lake. Scull, W 11 Rowe. Harris. tvy, Hen
trron, Ramona, Rlackman, Snow Flake, Weaver, W
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JOHN W. FORNEY
No. 417 CHESTNUT STREET,
.1P /3" T 3:3 3F• tw.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET—A very desirable and
MEL convenient Store, No. U Ponth FONSTR Pt •
rent reasonable. Apply to A.R. CRAMS); ti 8, No. 32
North 'ERMA) Street. myleetathet*
gni FOR SALE—A HOUSE and LOT,
.Mr .deeirably lc:mated on MAIN Street. Burlington.
N. J. Apply to vir CoLLINS,,
606 MINOR str e et . Muludelpins.
• Or to FRANKLIN W O MAN,
npll3-thetuUt• MAIN soon. Burlington.
al TO LET—A Desirable HOUSE, with
ell the Modern Improvements. surrounded .with
shade and ornamental Trees. P 10.98 Upton street Bar-
Unstop, N. J. Apply to N. P. mIDDLF.ToIi,
myl6-tt 3 North FRONT etroot.
de FOR, SALE—Several very desirable
Three-strory BRICK DW ELLIN° TIOLICEik,
antn three-story beck banding& enolosed verandahs,
and Weller kitchens ; etult , Wita the very beat Material
and in workmanlike manner. w,th consular marble door
ways, most approved beware and reagent marble man
tel.. hot sod cold water, water in chambers; haul
comely papered throughout, tini.bed i the latest style.
Pttuated on the east aide et rag TR btreet. arore
Thompson street, Twenteth ward. apply on the Pre-
Mmes. rartl-12t
bi FOR SALE OR TO * RENT—Three
/13-oommodious brink DWELLIN6/4. Haddonfield,
Nos Jersey, centrally located, well enaded, aco.,
wittito two atuarea of railroad detect.'
C. . BRUM
sp2B4( 222 WiLLA4 UT Bttrreet.
AR TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL
JIM LIPItt_BP_I23 North THIRTEENTH Street.
Apply to WETHERILL k DROTKER, 47 and 49
North SECOND Street. . , tahl4-01
UHESTNUT-STRNET HOUSE and
NFL STORE te jent.—Tbe desirable truainara location.
Lia CELESTA UT Otreet, with dwelling Mtge:lied. Apply
at 431 OHI3I3TNUT Street. fon
lat GERKLiNTOWN PROPERTY TO
• - JIM —To Bent, theLoree_ sad commodious
et o f AKMAT Street end
aad all the modern_improDe end cold Teter
S. TA RII,IIO (MEWS Street. hilsde D or
ePromi os-
a TO RENT TWO CO UN TR Y
ANL
HOUR one mile from
717 wiaNtli. strt. lir No.
.nm.
ELAWARE COUNTY PROPERTY
FORBAD .—WI screen( LAND. STORK DWRL
LING. and Bff. Spring-holm., large and comfola
ble DW ELI 'NG. abundanne of Fruit and evade. within
1% miles of the Court thus° at Media. Plenty of good
water and shade. This Is s produotioe farm spd a very
desirable property for a person desiring a plum. rural,
0011. MY home. Price SOO per ear.. .44%4 to
JAIL R. CUMMINS,
my2o-3Vmths. Surveyor at Media.
V LET--813,00ND-STORY ROOM. 802
CHESTNUT street. over LElinz LAINMUIS
".k, Co". Jervrelry Mere. Tee heit toeetio Philsifel
hhie, for MY kind of light business. APP I Y 1 11 the
Jewelry Sim. Rest OWO. fen
T° RENT—A very desirable STORE,
011 the Itinth-striiiet front of " The Continental
004" The Store at Ninth and jlantom nreetn
A wait adapted for a fiIDDLI and H eallite motor
,tootr to JOBB 'lllOl3,
le6-tx Southwest NINTH and SANSOM Strome.
TO RENT—THE LARGE AND CON
VENTENT Coal Wharf sod Labor Yeutl i . at
74%y landvi i lagenty-founti ward. apply to E. in.
WA . on the gramma. rahli-tf
•
IVOR IMOHANGR—A 0110 ION TRAOT
it• of good unimproved farm laid 'ire the State alley
Jener oormonlent to %to oity,will be escheated for
sugtrariy. Apple as No . 1.18 PEDERJLIA ntreeL
R 001180N,RIKAL BEITATE BROKIE
• AND CONVEYANCEL‘PWROSTOWN, PA.
Real Beate binght and sold: on reteonable tartan.
ROM and dwellings for sale or rant 61 brottietoerri and
imantry. Good Illortgaiell MUM/MEd. Collections made,
best referaneas twee. dl4-61n
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Dr. DAILITIS RAM'S
A.ROKIIIIO 01111801ZATI1CI
by ik."..5 he lot siz VIM'S
WWI Socrossiesciewcw. it ie vieefillt in (Nip/
Thopirtigh. NOreeMlON4Nrtirl - Bwth Cols,
Pekea. Wields:male ,SSi ar Pe.inas 4 of
Bowels, Hisdacike,,#MlSiX4.36 Zufsgfty
CIMPIPLaifiS. Lew Spwits. Diliriroa
rmann.lsterionaseti.
gi gyntrer.iinfaa; RENtuatattill.'olll7looggent, Ist
.WILL NOW iX7O23OaTI CB eurriri,
As it Idadiarnsit ankh. and stoats:a, curing the
yeast 'aggravated eases of Dyna•Palltai. Kidney Comn_laints,
and ail other derangements of th e titoniaola and Bowels
in It Sesedr . t . g L ar- .
It
art:writs; and rlrestove the wash, atervo,,, and
la betaltl u t x otreagth, and V 1501%
MOM who, oat e 'anathema' nee of helore, have
beeenis defee s26 and their nervous systems shattered,
amnia - nations b a - dawn, and astbt- to that horrible
f igmatz bun ty, the plignanne 'rIIMIZZI6, will, al
most ima,edlate t t feel the harpy and healthy invigo
rating effioany .fkllama invigorating Beata.
WILL DO.
gloal.--One wine glass full as often as necessary.
One dome will remove all Bad 'hint&
One dome will ogre Henn-bum
litres donee will cure ladi_gaipton.
One dose will OTC, 10a Dood•Anyetitv
One dose will ROD the Mine DietteveLe.
one dose will romovei-he an disagreeable
ibewt. of Wind or Piatnteaoe..Mi¢ as soon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Bpint, the dintross
lng load and all tutinfal faehnia removed.
Opp duo will remora the most distreaung calm of
colic, either in the gronthoh or bowels.
A few doses will remove alio tatnictions lathe Kidney.
Bladder. or Urinary tartars.
Persons who anagerionaly afflioted with any Kidney
Boinebsinta are assayed of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and $ radical care by the nee of tumor two bottles.
. _
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
torso.. wit., from dismtston too meth over night,
and feel the esti gnats of polsonoihr liquors, to violent
headaches. COMORO at stomach, weakness, ciddinets,
Ike. Inn And one dose via r moor* all had feed..
Letitia" of wpak and ariekly oonat lath on. sboald take
the Inmsotatms bruit throe probe a day ; it will rusks
them Arany. bean y, end pi f, relative all obsfroo
tions and irregulantiee from the menstrual errors, aunt
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the caravan;
Doting pregnancy it will be found an invaluable meet
ei=epanopvgibreaelbls sensations at the stomach.
s rial , and ft) tnducat this, he
Las pot to r & e lxvisomute SPOUT in pint battles si
iinnts, volute 11.
neral Depot 4 WA Otrestr York.
VO7 & 032 orth SECOND Street
CO. Who Aionta in Philadelp
And for mid 1.1 JOHN . NATOII. 21 Yt.EitIEITH
Street. and all Druggists. na-thoadv -
TINU AND LZUGER PAPERS.-
We have now on hand. and are manufacturing
to order, at theACousit itollyraver MU% evert. i t t
sonatina or WRITING AND LEDGER' PAYE .
which, for color aid quality, are not exoelled by any
other Mills us tbe Uniteil States.
We would eau attention to a new article itf Paise
manufactured by us, and now for sale, called BUM=
Letter. which has been gotten up to meet the wanted
business teen and others, who object to Commere
Note as betas too narrow, and do not wish to Ilse part
of usual !OW sheet.
This Overoomes both the above objections .
- is a per
fect sheet , puce wove; plate finish ; ruled on one side;
stamped in oentre near the top ; msde from best ma
tenet, free from adulteration. and pw. unto neat boxes.
eouverusut for use.
We a l s o have a paper called Bank Letter, similar to
U.. above. &genet It has bn h alfa aevo the number of ling
I
on. so as to allow a printed k or heading abov
• NB N lit MULLI
Mount Holly Springe,Ctinkberland Co, ra.
Ni o e ci ai w ore it PC re i ' mid ean Zatla t i G ei r ens sit ip z El. a
L.. 3 ast i DEIATVA Street. athe-ihn
MEB. BKTTEP OELLBRATED
Burrllw/Ims FOR 1.41)1338, and the only Bap_
porters ander =imam teethes pagronage. Ladies and
phynolons - are reepocanur rotanutn_d.. to VW 011lY
riefjettn, a; ler reudenotit, 1039 w41,,1S UT Street.
Philadelphia, (to avoid oounterfeite..) Thirty thousand
Invaiide have been advised by their phYttOiang to nee
her appliances. Those eel are genuine bearing the
ani_tedatatefoopynght, labela on tne box, end emus
-7.a:raja-apt:l the Benporters. watt tartmotuals
d eOILIEM, SAL
-•—• MOI. &a—UM bbla, MOSS NM
'tel, lame,. medium, end small, mu) . flea 44e. --
of oho ea ate-ea ( at Wt. daa
CM; aPla. New Meutai, Xaxtvert, an! Jakbra4or Ker
ma, or otioioe %%Lamm,.
cam Naxos extra new !gated 'Herring&
2,100 balm extra zi444.11a3. I tern rum
14 1=Msed ma illteamith rnzgL
Lew Miali - Cift.k:
born
.druster-ocntnty Chews". • I
La fawns moa laxe.-eX. for t a u t
vim
14. 144
THE PRESS.-P
JOURNAL
TERMS
BIEDICINA.t.
MIDICINAL.
CEPHALIC/ PILES
SICK kICADACHE.
N EBV OUS HEADAO HE,
OVltli ALL KINDS or
HEADAtiklig I
By the nee ot these rim the portodbol4 atticall of /WY
-41644 tkr Siti Ilsedgeki may be prevented , - end if taken
at the ounutieharinoint .of ea. attar*. immediate rimier
from pen arid dale:leo will be obtained. -
They reddish remoiring the Naossoa sad Road
ster to oridedi females are so webfoot.
Thor sot ll!nur 011 the hOwele, removing ,GwavisPepaz.
For Loiterers Ma, ISsiwisms,, Delicate Fseislea, and
an Denim of 'iodessere Wits, they are valuable as it
Lazaries, improviu the oppatiti, giving toes and ekes
to the digestive arcane, and restormilhe natural elas
ticity and strength of the weak, system,
The chTir4r.ac MIA are the reentt of long Investi
gation and carefidly eeridnited,eitierimints. hbvini
seen wane meni years, during whiliktilme they belie
prevented and relieved a vast amount 'of pain and
suffering from Headache, whether originating tithe
asrpoes system or from a deranged state of the sto.
Issok,
Iles Ore efitsl4bly vegetable in their COMlloiitiono ale
may be taken it ail taxies with perfect safety without
making any ohenge of diet, tied ski absence of eni, aro
" immobile tem renders it wife se administer thew to
Whildreis.
BIWA= OP 001INTIONXITS I
The zenvine kayoKee eignateree of Amin R. awildsmi
Sold by prlitillite and all other Donlon to, Meabainee.
A Boit will be sent by meal prepaid on receipt of tke
PRIDE. 5 (TENTS_
AB. 'dm 'helm Nt'adiariewni
FIEINTRI? O. SPA I
48 08.08.8 MIKE% NSW YOBAL
ME FOLLOWING ENDORINIMENTG OP
SPALDING'S
OEPHALLIO PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL.WHO HUFFER ETON
HEADACHY,.
TEAT A
SPEEDY AND.SURE . CUR E WITHIN
. .
THEIS RISAOL
As ammo Titstiormisty are sossoliestrd by Mr.EPALD
-1102, they Word unquestionobio proof of go
MOW ref skis truly sainting &seamy.
MAsozrnms, Con., Feb. 5. ISM
Kn. Gra:Anne.
_
I have tried your uenhatio Pills, and I Sho tarn so
thet I want you to mend me two dollars worth Mere.
Part of them are for the neighbor*. to Whom I owe
ew of the firm bon I got from you. •
Send the PSI, hi mail, and oblige
You ob't her
arab KENNED Y.
liLveasexce. Pa., Pee. e, IDOL
blx; Itroznnoo.
• gin
I wish you to mood me one more box of your CevlAlls
Pine. I hove reorient a Irmadeal of besot frost thaw,
Yonnigrotfituy,
IRY A.lOl STOINIPMIBE.
ISrßacrs HUNTINGDON COUNTY, ra.,/
L
hurl:tory 18.. M.
a. &Ammo-. . -
Yon vitt -lasso sreudpee tw6hosa tiryopr, captions
Pilbs. Rood them bronedistOti. . .
Rdspeetrtaly - rottar.
jr# At3(01 , 11. _
P. B.—/ Anoi 'U./magi oral box at WNW iota Jilia
tAoot gsesikoss.
VIRNON. Ohioaan. m.lBlll.
N. C. Itrianitio, Sas
Please find enclosed twenty-five cents, for Ishtar send
me another box of your Cesbaho ma. Wwars truly
saeirect but" Pitts /Sass ewer irisd.
D AQV
tient. IST an ot 4.0. r Or
_, ireitti -, ; .
~--.N.,„
•"Bsvireny Mau., Deo. MINN
Es4;i 7 -
yiab.tor some onsutirs large show bills , to b ri ng
roll cePhollO Pine • m ore partiewarly before mr me
tom", it you 4ove anything of the kind Sane send
. ,
One of my inoltativers. who is ealeeot to seine Si&
Readmhe.ttuisolly lasting two days ) ) was owed 4 4 "
Igitak , airn kOZT by 110111 t Pine. which I sent her. hlebeetfaliy yours.
• - • • W. B. WILKE&
ArTzioz.ways*, Eamirs.m..Co.. °bight
, • . January 9, Ma. I
Xnaai C. firaxnuta.
No. 48 Cedar st.ll. Y.
Baas err: .
Inclosed find twenty-Iva OllttOs MN) for 'via ra n t
box of " Cephaho Pile." Send Wadding:of
C. Filler ReynoidOurg. Frankft . oo.,i)
onoss
YOST Pills work ltkr a charms—ewe Headata
inataseter.
Truly
WAL C. FILLER.
rt*ILANTI. talcs., Jan. 1i. 1861.
Ns. illmmita.
Not lone tome I sent to you fora box of Cootioho Pill.
for the cure of the bermes Needaohe nodffh , "MIME,
and reOrered the 1119=111, end shay had so good as /set
mom lives *Wooed to reed lor 111101 f.
Please need by return mem. - Direst to
WBEELEE.
Yeeitanti, Melt.
Fr one do .Szoorfasor, Nortolk. To.
floshono oaioiriplioh Mac obipotPie wbiok tho 7
were glades TOL; GM of headarto u its forms.
Preiir i F-Exatmajoi,`Naloilhric •
he bare in mote than ethoitaid awl&
maim ammemz
Frew Ma Deseret, 84 Mod; Mai% -
If YOU stref or bale been troubled with the headaebo,
esud for a box, [cephalic' flits] so that you may have
them in Gass of an attaok.
Prom Ma Pr moidattea,
The Caplan° j'ills are add to be yemjukably e
lie remedy for'the'headsche. and one or the very but
for that very tremtent Complaint which ham ever been
dircovered.
Pr ma Ms Wasters S.X. Gazers's, (Adages, au
C We he
ephalic Pithsartily endorse Mr. apaleing. and Ida tutrivalled
.
Roes fat Itagawair rather Star, Kanawha, Ta.
We are Wire that itairerizur with the hhisahohoi
Rho try them, will stick to them.
.FVect the Seerheria piste Per Ortuais, La.
Try them': You that are afflicted. aid tie ere wreithat
poor toeutuour COP be added to the already numerous
lue. -that hoe received beneftte that no other mediums
can produce.
Prow she Ss. Louis Ihrosocrer..
The immense demand for the artiele (Cephalic Pills)
Ix rapidly inereestn" 1.
Prow Ms Basalt, Danmpon, /owe.
==E=IM=I
AMR tAI ddotrtirsr, 1 2 VOVIdintrA s
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the most
reassemble itioutenk
NOM MS Akoci* ifelws* Nelovert• .44
61,11043 Pills are Mins she plane of all kin&
Prow Lim Creavattrcial Ratisrut, Ames. Mast.
to be very allteetdons for the heedashe.
atoms Mt
Iftforing humanity eau now be mimed.
Air A Mule lIPALIADI2I4I4 PIICEPIiED
GLIIE will Ws ten timer their oohs Anniany:les
SPALDING'S PRIIPMIrD
BPALDINGE'S PRWIMSD GLUNt
SPALDIN'CPS PREPARED GLUE 1
SAVE !RE riltows:
Ecortomyt - DISPATO
1 1 Mr" A ETIT4II U Tags seFrEs Xmli."'"et
Al 30011459011 Wfil Issprint. even. to welt-resh/A
families, 3 up very desirable to have- some oboe,
conomuent way for repairing Fur nitare. Toys. (boo
ri. &a.
ISPALDIRG'B PRI3FAILEDOLPE
meets /di snob emergemoles. end ao _krtmehold
afford to do without it. It is Ahrikrig Ma* And up
the stoking Doha.
USEFUL IN EVERY •
_
B.—.A Brush sooormakMes Pcmt DOW*: Pria.
emits. Address. • ,
HENRY 4.1 7 : 113 PAL131NG„,
NO. 48 GEDilantfarr NEW YORE.
4141T10N.
As cetZ, - qvaana are attempting to
'arol.f' - - 'Adagios.. dray
gas - .
sa sums
se vows larkro gl •
ea
0010011011111 •
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1861.
I 1 AURA COMPARIUMI.
THE RELIANCE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
or rnuAorirauk.
ORMUZ. No. 305 WA145117
biases against LORI OK DAMAGE BY FIRE. on
Rodeos, Eltore t s i cd other buildings, limited
or =and on Furniture,
. area. and Aler
llMlldietli in town or
conntryi
ona agyrRAU . 757l3l,l/0 06-ABRZTS Mum' Oi.
• - Whloli is invested tie follows, Ile i .
in Ant mortgagee on city property. worth
double the amount,— ~• --.;-. ..-- *map) go
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s I novena, first
"mortgage lona, at par—.
Pellneylvaible Railroad Co.'s 4 per cent. se-
Cand Mortgage load, elreal,ooo, 27,000 pg
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad and
_ Canal Co: mortgage loan— -- 4,000 DO
teround rent. urst-olase -............... 11,457 BO
Collateral loans: well secured'.....-. . 2,500 00
City, of Philadelphia I per oenL loan-- 60.000 to
Allegheny_ County 6 per omit. Pa. RR. 10an... 10,000 00
Commercial Rang stook— .......... ,-.- 47,166 in
Meahanpaa , Rack stook ,__. Ulf OD
Pennsylvania JRallroad Co.'s stook.--- . - tall 00
The Reliance Mutaal Insurance Co.'s stook 20,300 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'. stook 1,050 00
Lmho Delaware M. B. Insurance Co.'. 'took- - 700 00
on Mutual Insurance Co.'s 50up.......__. 1180 00
ills receivable-- ~ -..- .. 14,607 74
k eacounta, =partied interest. Sca__.___. LIN 66
Cult 011 hind— •••••• I F.., /11,•••••• /4,1 P-•• • • •-• 11,641 64
esvan 04
lehe Mutual principle, combined with the security of
atltixik Capital, entitles the Unwed toparticipate in
the sweats of the Company. without liability for /oases.
Lonna promptly admitted and paid.
nati01011:
Clem Tingley, Samuel EiSMOIDI.
William it,'Shompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Minwer,
William Stevenson. Beni. W. Tingley,
John It. Worrell, Marshall Hill,
It. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brown.
Robert Toland. Merlon iallandt
B. D. Rogengarten. Jacob T. mining,
Charles a. Wood. Smith Bowen
Jame. S. Woodward, John Bissell, Fittnbutg.
CL EM TiNGLEY. President.
B. M. RINClll4lai, secretary.
February 16. 1801. ' -. fen
IME.E EN
MSTMAtM'OE 001itEPANY
Or PRILADKMEUL.
(FIRE /ffilßlifit.A.NOß EXCLI7II/V2:LY.]
fOMPANYIS BULLIAINV. S. W. CORNER
701rUTH AND WALNUT STBESZS.
DIILE:O7ORa:
_
F. .116.7CIITORD &ZARA% I MOllLlekl L. Lionel+,
WILLual McKim, Gnu. L STUART
/Wow irs..szors, JON D., AKOWA
F 1
Jowl M..1.7W00D, B. A. FUINUTOCI,
ROO. T. TILIDICE• ANDRIW D. OASW•
itillitlf WILIMOti R J. LA ERRINGNIC•
___ _
___ F TOR ORD nARR. President.
CEULALDICW. ' CO . Deonstary. fell
paiENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
j. G'ONPANY,
110.991 Uter..STNIM Street, Fhiladelp/urt,
• CHARTER PRSPETUSL.
ALL THE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE IN-
SHRED.
insure Liven for 'short terms or for the whole term of
life • grentAnnuities and Endowments; purchase Life
Intirests in Heal Estate, and make all contracts da
p...hag en the. eontingeneies of life.
They act al Executors, Atbninietratom, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
ASSPTS OF THE compAzwy, January L 1951.
Mcortgatee, ground rents, real estate— .5322,981 97
Hatted States stocks. Treasure notes, loans
dy state of Pennsylvania, city of Phila
elphia, &a-- 163.799 54
Premium *Abe, loans on eollatemls, 641 98
Pennsylvania. North Pennsylvania Rail
roads, and County mx per cent. bandit—. 105.9:12 CO
Bang, insurance, railroad, canal etcadre, &o. 97.847 49
Hash on hand, agents' balances, &0,, eco, 99,906 11
01,071,128 Of
DAIIEFA L. MTLlAlLTrindont.
SAMUEL. E. STOKNS. irces President.
JOHN W. HORNOR. Beorettiry. Inb2l-tf
UPLWARR MUTUAL SAFETY ni-
ICUULNCE COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA.
!usurp:trawl by tho Legislature of Poonaylvatua,
oss• I. E. oornor of THIRD and WALNUT ntrilatl.
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE 121111SEANCE,
On Nreesels,
r i
Cargo Darts We all Dar of the World.
Freight,
I LARD INS)WOES _
On elude by Riven. Cenela,rekea, 1111 d. lair,d Osr
nagger. to all_ part. e the 'Union.
FIRS I.I4BIIRA.NCES
On glerekendiso generally. On Stores. Ourailins
hour. he..
ASSETS OF THE 001ktrA1tY,
November I, IMO.
swam tirtitett States five IP' cent, loan—Voo,ooo 00
IMAM United States six iI cook Treesary
. Notes, (with mourned interest)..-. 111 , 433 34
NOM Pennsylvania State five IP Gen:
05,0/0 00
11,0E0 do. do, nix do. do. 31,146 03
123,01171,hiladelabia City eent.,L,oan. 123,233 37
20,000 Tennessee State five y cent. loan- %MI 00
MAIM Yenwrylvania Railroad td mortgage
03216 Wilda 46,000 00
MAW xbaras. sti,xlk Ger=atown Gas
Company, interest-and Pmeipal
guarautead by the Citir of Adia
delphia 11.009 00
11,1011 100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad
Companv 00
1000 II sham NWifiliTiprylYonia &air
Toad Cumming— 000 00
1,10080 shares Pluladelvida foe Boat and
Steam Tug Company. . 1,700 123
MOO shares Philadelphia anis Elavre• d e-
Steam Tow-boat Commai 910 1001 tam Philadelphia - Ezehangi 00
Compuin7— Lla 00
1,0(21 shares Continental Rotel Co.— • NO 00
giss,7l33 par. cost " Market pal. (1224.16 71
receivable, for insurances made_`._ 171,880
Bonds and mortgages.— -- 34.500 93
Isal
ea
ete 11,323
salaams due at,agenoier-rremitun. on ma
.. rine Interest. and other debt' dna
the sg,siss ri
Both? cad 'tau* of nandnr iturarmee and
Other Companies . 2.11 E 13
Ilsak on kana-in banks— is
In drawer.... SO
•. • gaup 1/
fJ/SECTO.W . - -
William Martin - Etialreel E:Stoltee
rd A. 11k&r, 3 J. F. l'egitton,
biltm ` .r. Henn . Egon%
ohn . Penrose , RdWard Daniugiop.,
cam C... Davis. it. Jonas Brook:4
sales Traortair, - - - Ibubnoar Pet'llvaino.
ininto byre l Jr., Whpagal C. Rand,
17. - a. Ran. Robert Barton.
W am G. Ludwig, I Jacob P. Jones,
1 _ph R. gest, James B. WFaxisuml,
ra it. 111,TIVitou t { Josham X. Eyre,
Reprise C. Lamer. elp. : Et. Ssiniglo, PAWL,
' 4, -te. ^ , -.. i r. . mlE:Narc6si. ,:
A. zwne — rsosir--
WI4I.IAM MARTIV, Praddent.
illOtt. C. HAM% Via* President,
ALEMMT . AYAMViiti. Secretary. noir-0
neat:—
INSURAN te pt.-lEWICE — IiiBURANCE
firigingypffirg,---yr:ornons IEM—CHA.RTERIftPh,-
AL—Mo. 4510 WALNUT Street, opposite &depend
enoelicuare.
This °outran!, favorably known to the community
for thirty-aix years, continues to trop re :mama loss or
inmate Or Fires on rioting or orrvisto Building', either
permanently or for a limited tone. Also. on Furniture,
-steaks of or Merchandise generally. on liberal
te rhalr Capital, together with a large Ituralua Fund. is
invested in the most careful manner. which enable.
them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in
tile ghee or tom
Jonathan Patterson, bona ltiahlehnrot,
Quintixt Csmobell. Thomas Robins,
Alexander Beason, Daniel Smith, Jr..
William Mentelina, - John Meyerson,
Thomas ermtlt.
JONATHAN PATTERSON, Pronlaent.
BELTON SMITE. IhninennT. an4.ly
INSURANCE COMPANY OE THE
INSURANCE
OF FEICNNYLVANIA—FIRE AND HA
RM?, INSURANCE Nos. 4 AND I EXCHANGE
BUDDIN4IB.•
Chartered in MGCapital lelem,ooe—Feb. 1, laSe, asei
mine, Ilate,fin n
ALL mented in Unind and available semintina--son
lnlatto uurare on. Velsels and Cargoes. Baildints.
of Morohenimeaeobon liberal tenni.
DLlEuwaltB.
Sinn D. Ilherrend. George H. Stun&
mimpaa any Samuel grant, Jr.,
~iyyaarrlas maw, Gobi= Wagner,
'tk. - Thonr m., B. Weemanattson.
r. He arl es D.y G. Fr ,
Ch
." ,zar
— inaltax itAmpER , seerstarr. leg-tr
ria1,....., .' , .',-ThigUlt4NOE.- .- MEOHANICIS7
uIotTRAIICI - COMPANY of - Philedelehirt, No.
LID Nortk.lan Buses, Weir Rue. Inure. Dual
=eoodei.emt Merchandise generally frthn loon or
Le bY rie. The °cm:my mementos to adjust all
lames eromony, add thereby hope to merit the netren
age of Me WM.
smenerom.
William Mown. • Reperi..flaniaan.
'Primal!' Coixer, ~_ Mau* NoffeeT.
"some L. agilely. - Sirtntra elotioYern
jamas Aortae, Thome" .B.•l 4 deCorralolc.
, J al /won t .krain Bromley.
ether MoSteer. Freneis Palle.
m it Atigreirty i _ John Camedi,
o Willal. Bernard H. nulaemee.
f a
mi.* • am, • Charles Clare
FrIECIII °Memo, _ Michael Cahtlf.
._„______PK.A.NCl3 COOPSJit P d n
NARA . 1 IMAYFERTY. l!Moretanr. . 1111 3,111 1
Y
AA 15. ROAN notrRANOE 00.,
. INCORPORATED 1910 CHATTER. PEI/
EST 4h.
no. 31 E v
WilLawiretreet L aboee Third, Philadelphia,
ifivremitt mute Ipaid-up, pirel etoelt and Bursae/.
blowout in mount and ava ilable Seenritten, continue!! to
Were as Dwilltarit Stem, Furniture, elereharhtee,
Vele& to mit mum end other personal
11*11Y —1.4"V=.1:04:t promptly ndinn can.
;o n e. R. Mari" . John T. Lew*
elan Welsh_, James R. Campbell,
ye' C. bionni. Enmand Dundb..
arnd.n ~ W• r01g13167,
_
AMIE. - Thrs van.... _, COMPANY
Office'Ws. 409 WALNUT Btrest
y DUN C.E. on Rouses and Marche:W.9w
i on . es. verame terms. either Halibut Or VII'-
, . oriuzcsroats:
Evian , Themes Marsh,
Q. Oinutdo, Charles Thompson,
puck!. Rsberts. James T Eats.
L. El , miler, Joshua T. Owen
bee C. ! ._,_ Jahn J. Oriffitlui . .
BR FMIAII BONBALL. President,
eltilsteDU, Vice Preaden ,t
• • Saab . . Secretary . . lan
......-.-.........
b ' OWN = - ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
• ewes - —FREDERICK BROWN. Chemist and
. rileghtt, po , eut owner of Chestnut and Fifth Ma..
hi lacielphia. .le manufacturer of Brown's Easenoe of
&maims tiles . which is reoognized and prescribed by
,o meditialf. thy,and has become the standard family
edicine o United Mares.
( This.FAM f D
, ill s preparation of maga' exoenenoti,
In ordinary d a rrisom, mm
oient cholera., in short, in all
mum of pro anon of the digestive funotions. It is of
inestimable v lee. Daring the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and martmer complaints of children. i travel l erliarly eilloundas i no family, individual, or
should be without it.
zetpploP.—T e eretmet this valuable Resenea from
Woe 0000tottlated. a new steel oultraTioa, esecUted at
a treat 001 t. Will be Maud on the outside of the wrap
per. in order to guard the,puronseer against being un
posed upon by:worthless imitationa.—Ma.
PrePared only by FREDENION BROWN, and for
gala at lum liinin and ChenDool lUD). N. E. corner of
Fifth anti Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, and at FRE
DERICK DUOSN. io.'g Drug end Chemiosj Store, E. corner of Ninth and Chest:oat streets , " Conti
nental" Hotel. ratladelphia. hfso for Nate by all re- 1
seemohle Drectiats in the United Stites. raY 44lll 1
NOTWIL—The otazens of the different
Cities lied TOW= throughouttie State are unatfel
to__OomPetithao for the plane at watch the se:CAPI-
N - OAI. STATR FAIR shall he held. Po:repeals
elegizing inducements and edientaires, directed
to tee undersigned Couunittee, smeared by the Rt
sestilfe Contgotteg, Ind be revered op to end in
gdodietlßee eet neat. orserrosiAtioes should be ad.
dressed to either of the followia eo ns:
3Welde' V' F ° . •S a l*RF " ORD.
il
JAMB hue
Joan it. zx ittuult. .
Itarriaburg,ss
mien F.. CI..PF, l
Northeobidialidiltilv
:r. n r in 7 -- --
I
130 ---.1.1w „ rxT2
irs tr4s
'ILAILLMOAD LINE.
as - - mos . PIIILADNLPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD.
YeamEcii(Li.,R TRAINS for PUTT:W(I,LE, READ-
I. and HARRISBURG. on And after May 2:0, 1861.
MORNING Lth KB. DAILY. (Sundays excepted.)
Leave New Depot, corner of BRO itD and CALLOW
HILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger nu.
trances on Thirteenth and en Callowhi II etreete,) et 8
A. 5 1., connecting at Harrisburg With the PENNSYL
'VAN re. sIL fine D .. M. train. running_ to Pitts
burg.; the CUMBERLAND V ALLEY 105 P. M. train
running to Chantrersburgr
_Carlisle, &a.; and the
litoftTlltAN eENTRILL HALLROAD 1 Y. M. train
running to Sunbury. So.
AFIER.NOO IV LINES.
Leave New Depot earner of BROAD and ontLow-
El ILL Streets. PHILADELPHIA. (Paseenger en
tranoes on Thirteenth and on Callowhill streete,) for
poTTsArILLK and ILA KRISBUII GI. at LS P. M..
DA I LY, connecting at Harrisburg with the Northern
Central .Rsalroad, for Sunbury. Williamsport. Elmira.
&o.; for KEADt 0 only, ate P. M.. un.ILY, (Sundays
exeseted.l
1413.1:ANuEd VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READ
/NU RAILROAD.
FROM PHILAMELPHIA, MITER,
To Pheenixville.....—. gel •
Heading.. ••. a 8 Philaoelph is and Beading
Lebanon-. 86 and Lebanon Valley R. R.
•
Pauphin
Millersburg— 142 Northern Coritrot
Troverton Junotiontig Nonfood.
Ppnbury .. ........169
. ..
Lewisburg 178
Milton— .- 183
Money-- -.AN Suntans and Erie R. N.
wyliamsport- .3021
Jersey 5h0re........283
Loch Haven— -238)
Troy—..... -28t> Williamsport and Elmira
287111 stailroad.
The 8 A. 5.1. and 3.15 P. H. trains connect doilsAt Port
Clinton, (Suadass excepted.) with the IIATAwInSe...
WILLIAMSPORT, And ERIE RAILROAD, making
close oonnaotiona with lines to Niagara Vag, Canada.
thelWest and Ponthweet.
DEPOV Itv_YIBLAADELPHIA; Corner of BROAD
and OALLOwBILL Streets.
W. H. MoILHENNEY, Seoretars.
mrsi-tf
Nifty 20. 061,
tiUMAIBB. ARRANOW
&LENT. PHI L ADEL VELA,
GEHKAATOWte, A ND NOR RIETO „RAILROAD.
On and after Moncly, G ERMAN, 1861.
FOR EM ro P 71.1„
Leave Philseeliana, 6, 7,8, 9,70,11,1 2 A. M., 1, 2 ,8.
3.345. 4, b. 6,6 X, 7, Pll o l4.“md , 1% P.M.
Leave Germantown. 0 7, 7r2. 8. 8 WI 5,10, 11, 15 4, AL.
1.2,3. 4 8,6, 6%. 74, 8.2. ton r,..,70.•
The 840 A. M: and 346 R. Annus stop at German
town 0217.
ON MIND AYES. • •
Leave Phrledelpina, 9. A. M., TY s , 3M, 8,7 M, and 1031
P. M.
Leave Gerrneetomblia 4...M.....1 4 .41„61i, and 931 P. M.
ireant ?
V -
'Leave PhBBBelPhie, 6, 8.10, /2 A. M.'S. &a, 41 at 11 , 9,
and 884" P M.
Leave Gheatant Hill, 7 10, 8 8.40, 9.40, 11.40 A. M.,1.40,
3.36.5.40, 7.10. 8.40. and 10.10 1;. M.
The BA. M. and 3.36 P. M. will make no Mona on the
Germantown road.
ON GUNDAI S.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M.. Ili. 8. and 77 P. M.
Leave Ghentant Rill, 7.60 A. M.. 12.40, 6.10, and 9.10
FOR CONBRONOCKEN AND NoRRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia. 6.50 N. 9.06. 11.06 A. 10.9 1.413
8.06.4 X. 049, and 1/Y 4
Leave Nerrustown, 8.7. 6.16. 9.11 A. M.. lOC
and 936 P. M.
fitiRPNPAYR._ _ _
Leave PhitedelphfiC9 - 1:.W..78 - iiiid 8 P. M.
Leave DI orraitawn, 133. M.,1 and 6 P. M.
FOR 4 API AY UNK.
Leave Philadelphia, 15.1.0. 73i, 9.05, 11.06 A. 8 ..,1.06,
106,3.05, 413 i, fiX, 8, and UV. P. M.
leave Mealkynk, 734, 835, 93',11% A. 61-. 1.
5,7, and 10 P. M .m_ ON autip Ayn.
Leave Philadelphrtr 9 - 47: M., a "a,and 7% P. M.
Leave Manay_unk. 7% A. M.. 13i. 6%, arIP 9 P.
K. EMI I , H. Genf ral Superintendent.
myll-tf Depot, haNTO and G KEN Street&
T HE PENNSYLVANI IL A ORNTRAL
BATI.
See MILES, Ap U
p M ALE TRACE.
1861. Einfigimil 1861.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THESE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Huron, New York, and all_pointa Emit, and in the
Union Pelt at Plttaliterg with 7 breath Trains to and
from ail into in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus mistime foollinea for the tranepertation ot
PB2lBllgollllnglirpaeged for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Baptista and Put Linea ran through to Pittsburg,
without chrome of Can or Conductors. All
,Througn
Pesseuger Trains provided with Lougbridge • Patent
Brake—epeed under perfect control of the engineer,
them addtrig muoh to the safety of travellers.
Smoking gars are attached to each Train Waad
ruft's Sieeping.Ql are to Fore= and Fast Treas. The
EX Pit Etta R v SI DAILY : Mall and Fast Linssatun
day. exeepted.
Mail Train leaves Philtielphia at 7.30 A. M.
Fast Line " 11,48 21.. M.
Express Train leave, 0 10.40 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS
Ifarriabure AocoingiodatiOn, via Columbia,
Columbia 4.00 P. M.
Fantasising " at SAW P. M.
West Cheater "1. at 8.15 A. M.
No. 2, at 12110 F. M.
Wed. Chester Passengers will take the West Chester
Nos.l and g and Columbia Trains.
Pastiengere for Banbury., Elmira: Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate points, leaving
Philadelphia at TM A. M. and 2.50 P. M., go directly
through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of
the Company in Philadelphia. New York. Boston. or
Baltimore; and Tickets Aaatward at any of the impor
tant It warped (Aces in the West; also on board any of
the regular Line of Steamers on the Muteisempi or Ohio
rivers,
lair Fare always an low, and time M Amick, m hr any
other B ute.
For further information apply at the Paseenger Sta
tion. Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market streets.
The completion of the 'Western aonnectione of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make this the
DIRECT LINE BET W tiEN I'AE EenT AND THE
GREAT W.E84 . .
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding.alt drayage or ferriage of Freight.
together with the saving of time, are advantages remit.-
IS appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
hng
merohants and Shippers , entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to tlre Company, min rely with
confidence onjts ;weedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from anupont
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are l
Waco as /aeorabls as ars charged by other Railroad
Cot.,r saga..
VW Be particular to mark packages " via Pennsyl
vania Railroad."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to. or address either of the following Agents of the
Colorant ;
1), A. illowarti Pittohurf
H. B. Pierce & co, zanosvii O.A J. , J 013160 D. 'lip
lays O. R. filcheely, Maysville, Ky.; Ormsby & Crop
per, Portsmouth * . O.: Paddock & Co.. Jeffersonville.
edium ; LlroWl & Co.. Cincinnati. O. Athaill
& Ribborto L
clncnizeikkt
t, U.; R. C. fnernm. Maduon.
Ind., Jas . Moore, ouisville, EY. •P. G. (Miley &
CO.. 'Evansville Ind.; N . W. Crahim A Co.. Cturo.
111sass,'Shaler & Glass, lit. Loots. Mo.; John.
H. Harm, Nashville , Tenn.. Harm & Hunt, mara
cas', 2enn. ; Clarke & Co.,!Chioago,R.
Koonta. Alton, ilk or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at gbfferent points in the West.
B" S. Rir•esTon, Jr. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW KOONS. 80 North etroot_dialthnore. y
LEECH Co..]ator
LEECH lc. CO.. Pio State m,reaag= Agent Phi n .
. .
, arel Mktg A geni.'-a
-.beWlB. GOO'l Hunt Altoona. Pa. laS-ty
1861.. fitivalw .
SPAING ARRANGEMENT.- 'YORK '
MBE CAMDEN AND AMEOT - AND RIII.LA
DELPRLIL AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.'S
lINES FROM PRILADELFILTA 7O NEW
YORK AND WAY PLACES.
/TOM' WALNI77-SIT. WHARF AND IJENIINGIVON 11707
WILE LgAVE MI FOLLOWS, VIZ:
rasa.
At 0 A. 31., via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. 6 o
commodation- . $2 25
At 6 A. M., via damden and Jerre" - City. 1
Aaxmanotiptarm—._ 225
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morelli;
M--
sil- -_OO
At Ilk A. 00.,via Reneinston and Jen*" Oil,
Western Faring. . --. 3 00
At /2.16 P. M., via Camden and Amboy Atmomirc
dation - 2 25
At I P. M.. via Camden and Amboy, O. and A. Ea ,
Waal
___ 3 IX)
414,04 P . m., IRA FanitillAtAti AAA JIMA) , (AU, a:ro
_
flint Engem. 3 03
At 4K P. M., via Kenlingtom and Jena" City, 2d
Clan Tickt—.
and - _ 25
At BP. M.. via Camden Jenny Citr. Even:Er
Mail— __
.-• 300
At 111(1,..111... Via Glunden and Jorge, CMY, DOM
ern mon _ 2 23
At 5 P. 31.0ria Camden and Amber, Aooommoda
tioni (Freight and Passenger) -Ist Clem Ticket_ 2 M
Do. do. 2d Gage Ticket- 1 50
Ile 6 M Mail Line runs daily. The P Scam
eon Mail, Saturday. excepted.
For Belvidere, Eastort, Lambertrillo, Flemington.
tA0.,7,W A. fd, and 4 , 5 r. M. from Neme_miton,
For Wator Gap,,Strouitsbarg,lSorandon, V" imeabarre,
Montrose Grime Bend, &e.. 7.10 A. M. from Yezunneton.
via Delavntre. Lek:drawn= and..Westerzi If. It •
For Manch Chunk, Allentown , and Bethlehem at MA
A. M. and 236 P. M. from Iteneincton Depot ; (the 710
A.
P. 31. 51, )
lino connects with train leaving Easton at 5.34
For Mount Bony, at 6 and 8 A. M., 2 and ilk P. M.
For Freehold. at 6 A. M.. and 3 P. M.
WAY LIMES.
Far Bristol, Traziton, Mo., at 7.10 A. M. 113 , g_and 511
P. M. from Kensington' 1M Pi M. from Walnut
street wharf.
FoLPallayra, Riverton. Delano. Revert... n
srllmr-
Pn Florence, Dordentown. /no., at 13M. 1, - 3, 436, and 5
Steamboat Trenton, for BordentOvin and intermediate
planes. at 231 P. - M. from Walnut-street wharf.
defill - FOt New York aad•Way, Linea leavingEdfutiniten
gavot, take the oars, on- Flub. street, above Walnut.
hair an hour before departure. • The oars run into the
de t, t, and on arrival of each train, run from the depot.
Fifty
Pounds of Bum., only, allowed each ragmen
or, assenger" aro prohibited from taking machine as
gage bat their wearing apparel. All baggage over
A wands to be void for. extns. - The Company Limit
Ih redrAtintbilitY for baggage to One Dollorpor Donna.
and will not be babble for any amount beyond Eta, ex
'apt by spools] contract.
mb27 WM..12. OATZMER. A AWL
allit NORTH PRNNRYL
' VANIA RAILROAD.
FOR BETEL M. DOVLBS
TOWII. VON
OEUNK, .FLiZzIiTON. EASTON, Earuzy,
WILICEBBARRE, ao.
THREM TtlHOUtitt
On and Baer MONDAY, MAY MUM. Peggehget
Tramtawili leave FRONT and WiLLOw Bs - recite, Pane
delplua, daily, Mondays excepted), as follows
At 640 A. M.._(_Enorese). for Bethlehem. Allentown,
litatuth Chunk. Hazleton. Wilkeebarre, &a.
As 2.66 P. hi..lskpreu). for Bethlehem. glisten, dm.
Thor train reaoh
N e w Salto n at 6 P. M., and mates close
eonneetion with huger Central for New York.
At 1.11 P. M., for. Bethlehem, Allentown, fdanob
Chant
At 9 A. M. and 4 P. M, for Doylestown.
At 10.60 A. and 6.40 P. M., for Fort Waultinston..
The 6.40 A. Al. Enure train mates close oonneetlen
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the Cement and most damnable route to Wilkombarra,
and to al/ pointa lo the Lehiat i Vregion.
TRAINS FOR P 111,PRIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 'JO A. .. 9./3 A. M., and 6.33
kL
Leave Doylestown at LW A. hi. and 4 1 / 1 P. M.
Leave Fort wasamirton at 6.30 A. M. and as) P. M.
41f .11 1 11TiPAYRI, — PO T9l floshlothnsi of
Atti ld latieltalos for Doy
nt leetown at P. M.
ylestown for Philadelphia at 6.40 A.
Bethlehem for Phi/adeloa at 6 r,lll.
Fere to )ieuilehem_Oi 69 Fare to maraen ettoolc.tira r Fma to Eamon In Fare to Wilkeabarre_ 460
Through 'rickets mutt prooured at the Tioret
moos, at WILLOW Street, pr BERKE Street,ln order
to secure the above rate, of fare.
All Passener Tnupa (except Sunda y Trains./ ommeet
at Barks S treet with Filth and Ninth-envois, and
aleoond and Tip_rd.etreeta Passenger Railroad,. twenty
minutes aßer leaving Willow Street.
ELLIS CLAIR. Agent.
11-EmignmEg * SPRING ARRANCIFE-
Imm * MENT.—PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON,. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
•• On arid a lter R
MONDAY_, APRIL la. 1861.
FARRENGE TRAINR LEAVE PHIL RHEL.PHIA:
For Baltimore at 8.18 A. M., 1135 A. M.. (Express),
and 10.40 P. Al.
P For Chester at 8.18 A. 151.. UM 4.1$ and RUM
. M.
For Wilminr.ton at 8.13 A. M., 11.88 A. 18..4.11 and
10.60 F. M.
For New Beetle at 8.11 A, lib and d,ll 1%14.
For Dover at 818 A. M. and 4.11 P. M.
For Milford at 8.16 A. M.
For Salisbury 8.115 A. M.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Larva Baltimore at 616 A. M. (Express), 9.41 A. AL.
arm 4,48 P. M.
Leave WI Arington at 8.50 and AM A. Al:: 1.29 and
8 P.M.
heave nenalinry at 1.40 F. M.
Leave Milford at 4 P. AL
Leave Dover at 5.35 A. M. and e. 20 P. hi.
Leave New Castle at 8.25 NI.. f. 20 M.
biegyip gpeeterat 7.40 A. M., SAO.
and
and e we m.
Leave Baltimore Salieburr and De Rail.
road at 6.13 A. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE:
Leave Chester at 8.45 A.14.,11.06 and 11.40 P.M.
Leave Wilminitou at 6.35 A. M.. 11.66 2. M., and 12
A. F
REIGHT TRAIN, With raZIOXIIIT Car attailiede
will run as follower
leave Philadithrhia for Perryville and Intermediate
Dlaoee at 6.30 P.M.
Leave Wilmincton for Penyville and intermediate
sieoes et 7.11 P, ffiffi
Leave Wilminston for Philadelphia and interme
diate placer at 11 P. M.
leave Havre-de-braes for Baltimore aad intermedi
ate stations at. 6 A.
or Leave Baltimore fo Havre-de-Graee and Intermedi
ate stations at 6 P. M.
*
ON GuNDAys :
connueno Repday, May p, 1,944. until further no
tice. T TRAI.D.B wi I nag no Suudaye.
Leaving Philade phis for Bei:Imola and Washington
at II MA. M. and ICAO P. M . ana
Leaving Baltimore for Philadelphia at 9.06 A. M. and
4.ss p. AL
aeil B. M. FELTON. President.
ilex; Wralinftua llilt`tll" CANVAS, jtilta:Fpok.F. arid .p....4",ta1,„,4f0r0r, for
feet 1.1.107 WooturonV Drier FET14712.16. (
.1
Iceung +sal Twine.
lt
.if o
NM
4is la*
SALMI BY AUCTION.
14111TEM:88, BRITILVY, k ON
No. 499 MARX= INTILENT
BALE OF FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
' , Olt CASH.
On Friday Morning,
May 26. at 30 o'clock. for °ash—
MO package. and lota of fancy and staple goods.
Lime BLACK. (MOD D
FSTAS. RIUNtc3 nNu TAPPE
-201235-inon Lyons blank stop de Rhine,.
.• frel
PARIS GUIPURE LAOR POIN PICCOLOMINIS,
AND STANTLeet.
Paris blank e pure lawhpoluts.
" auserior numbly.
Piceolominis.
Paris chantilly lace mantle,.
NF. PANCOAST. itUOTIONEER, Sim
• censor to B.goott. Jr.. 431 CHESTNUT at.
SALE OF STRAW BONNETS,_ MEN'S
AND BOYS' HATA. MISSES' FLINVY BATS. e.o.
on Friday Morning'.
Mar 31, rale eiornmenois- 4 1 in n ir.ineir vyerisety,
NNW SHAPE STRAW BONN PM.
200 02611811 desirable share medium to fin• split straw
Coburg& Florence lwa.de, pedal and fancy bonnets .
Also. SO enees desirable styles bouteyards.Veronas.
fancy hare, bonds. *o.
mEres AN» SOWS WATS.
100 lota men's and boy's palm, eenat, Leghorn and
Panama, felt at.d wool hats.
SHERIFF% FALE-51TOCR OF L'QUORS. BAR
ROOM FIXTURRS. kc.
On Saturday Morning,
May 25, commencing at le wankel' erociiicly, , at isisl-s
room,. No. 4M Cimeteut street, a etonk of fi ne brandy.
whiny. wines, &ie. &o.
Also. bar-room fixtures, consisting of chairs, tables,
orockeiy ware, ikin.
LARGE STEAM PRESS. FOR MANUFACTURERS..
On Saturday MorninK.
111e>• 02, at 10 ateleak yawns/ ay. ORB very powerful
steam mess, entirely now.
F_B tit 1 P FORD 4t. CO., AIXTIONEE RS,
IR No. 630 MARKET Lt. , ..t 406 &RI MINOR IN.
LARGE POSITIVB im oo 1 100- 15,
Imo re , ri DROCIANS.
This Morning.
May 33, at igo o , o l ooa precisely, will be sold, by oats
!ogee-
-1,000 oases men's, bogs' and youths' calf. kip. and grain
boots, calf and kip brogans, Congress miters. Oxford
ties, &o.; yeomen I[l. misses% sad children ' s calf, kip,
goa, morocco and Sid heeled boots and shone, gaiters.
skinners, trunnion, &n.• also, a large and desirable so
sor.ment of eitr-madd goods.
ssT g oods oven for examination, with sateitorieal
owls on the morning of sale.
0,4118 NATUANS, AUO TT ONES,
LT ASO COMMISSION l'itEßOSlANT.Sontbesat
Gomm' of SLUM sod JtAGE Streets.
OVERANS' GRE AT ItA LE OF FORFEITED GOODE
OVER 3.000 LOTS OF FORFEITED A.H.TICLEcs.
The sale will take lace
On Tuesday Morning,
May 28, at 10 o'clock, at Moses glathans' Auction
House, otos Itis and MT worth ortsth street adjoining
the southeast corner of Elisth nod Race greets, and wait
consist of ladies' and g ePtlemen's ototbieg, bedding,
carpets, housekeeping articles tools, sewing machines.
guns. pistols. fans y articles, &c., viz
Eureenor frost, dress, business..sok. end over coats ,
prints ; vests; debase, detaine, and other dresses end
dress patterns; skirts; every variety of rich Canton
crape shims eatin, merino. plaid.
_woollen.
broohe. calla. owl other shawls; silk velvet, silk satin,
meow), lace, cloth, and other cloaks, helmet's, shawls,
oirou are, and mantillas ; capes, collars, shoes. pare
sole ur.der clothing of every dsscription. feather beau,
quilts, spreads. comfortables blankets. sheets. towels,
table sloths. china- glass, and toeensware, double and
sie.sle-barret towline-pieces tools of every description,
clocks, paintings engravings. at vet- Plated ware larks,
keivee, vonens. Demme altars, liquors, and, to abort,
goods The n deeeription. including furniture, tco.
larT goods will be open lor examination on the
day envious and on the morning of sale.
Dealers, housekeepers and others will please attend
this e‘le. as even article will positively be soh', with
out the lewd reserve:'-
AT PRIVATE BMX.
Rimme of the Elise. PATENT LEVER and
CHRONOMETER WATCHER inanulaotorod, at bait
the:exual selling prices. gold lev.er and lepine vyatohes,
silver lever and lapin.. 'feedbag,- English, Syriac, and
French watohes, at astolutibinglilerwirres.ortrelry of
every desoriptioa, you limp t gionl.lll musical
iveirnetits:Aryt" Ogliir PtltVitta garet, at hail HD
impottatido uhatitet totinit parchment, and
Tarim o I) id 4
llPLA t trerif 0 D OND3 AT PRIVATE
nIAL
Donithrting of diamond 'sad goal breastpin and ear
rings. Prioe Rabe. God in= art
relet-nin.
SI" cost ISra
OVTDOOIt SALER
Attended to personalty bf the Attenonear.
Conegrunenta of any and every kind of geode sell.
sited. 14105E3 DIATHAI43.
. _
MONTY O . LOAN
82.,000 to Wan, at tho lowest rates. on diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silver plate, dry goods, olothing, t re.
canes , cigar?. hardwats, oat bErr DUMAN Mirrors. fur
niture, bedding. and'On goods of every desonption. in
tugs or smith anslants,Trom one dollar to thousands
for hog lOnhth of tone mimed on. .
air The Oldest Establishr Hoare itt this 8.0.
We Prirato optrovar on. ACE Street;
Air Business hou from A. 31.
Newry onntraness ONL Y e_benent of depositor&
CHAROE.IS TWO VER O.LP4T.
Advaimos of $lOO and upwards at two pat ceps
Advanoes of 41100 and upwards. at one percent.. rer
Short loans.
POT lIPr iNct.
WEICIC . LY COMMUNICATION
BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW TOR;
ADD LIVERPOOL, calling at qUEENBTOWN (In
tact° ,) to land and emir en es and deepeteassi.
The Liverpool. New ark. and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company's APlendi Clyde-built iron screw steam
ships, are intendero sail as follows:
FROM. NEW -YORE FOR LIVERPOOL.
KANGAROO, Saturday. May 211
filtiktiUßGlL Saturday,
Sato, day, June I
June g
And every Saturday throughout the year, from PAR
No. 44 N.E.
RATES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool. ITS
Do. to London. via Liverpool— .._ ---
sp
Steerage to classnstown, or LitreipooL....—..-- 30
Do. to London._
Do. Return tickets. available for SIX months,
from Liverpool..
,_
Passengers forwarded to Harm, Pari s, Hamburg,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
elle - innate' of passage leaved from Liverpool to New
r IMMO. KN.. • • .10•••• I*, /./ IP AO
Certificates of passage issued froinQueenstown to
New York $9O
These steamers have superior aooommoistions for
passengers, are oonetranted with watertight compart
ments, and carry experienced Surgeons.
For freight, or pawing° apply at the aloe of the Com
p J
any. OHN G. DALE, Agent.
111 Walnut 'tree it Philadelphia.
In Liverpool. to WM. INMAN,
Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, to WM. 'UR/lAN t.n.
ISSITII3II AND NORTH
Ii nFbAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
snout rum TORT TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paseage-...-------...8110
Second Peeseee- • - 75
FROM eosvoN TO LIVERPOOL.
Cider Cabin Pee:Rate
_Second Cabin Passage--. go
'r he shims from New York ;all at Cork Harbor.
The dupe from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Hu
boic ' • -
PERSIA. Capt. Judith:tie.' al. Plet.Shannon.
ARABIA, Copt.l. Stone. CAPIADAitfpt.
AB_l_A_,.CaPt. 0 Apt. MeAnlai
AUSTRALASIAN, ARE, Capt. Moodie,
Capt. E. Al. Hockler. 11. SOPA. Capt. 2. Cook.
- SCOT/A, s now bedding.)
These vessels Garr, a Wear white light at mast-head
firISIAVA sta r board,
tigr l e3 l . V i ori C . rt kirlfilte:Ler, Mar, 77.
1011.0E6,4 AMMON 808700. WOREO/Iday. May 79.
PEEBIA, Judamly `. N. York,__Wednesdav,, June 6.
AM El RICA, Moodie, " Ikerton, Wednesday, June 12.
AIISTRALA n h iA
Booklet, " N. York.WednesdarJane
ARABIA. Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, June 24,
Bemis not *soured until pafor.
oxnenenood Simeon o nboard.
The owners of these stues will not be accountable for
Gold. S il ver, Bullion, BIZo 011 ?, Jewelry . neck.= Stones
or Metals, unless bille of lading are si ned therefor, and
the value reof therein exp resser. For fref t t or
to
passage
a" B. curio. or
k. Prrlias 901 n, New ork.
RAILROAD LINES.
a l --- PHILADELPHIA,
WirINGTON A ND BAL
EMORk RAI
.It Ali ADRLPRIA ay 4.1881.
'FRAM FOR Aatqgdu ref ,
On and after Monday, May 6. )661. Trains for Wash
ington, via Annapolis, wi ll leave .Philadelptua at 1146
A. M. and 10.60 P. M.
RETURNING,_
Will arrive at Philadethea from Washington at 10.18
A M., and also at 9.11 .M.
Through tickets eel at the depot, oorner of Broad
and Prime etreaus, Philadelphia.
my 6
PHILAD&LPS[A AND
(OMoe W South oath street.)
_ Ppit Apr/ rata, April 0,1611
.
On and alter M ay I. 1861.eesson ticket" will be Lamed
by thus oompauy for lb., periods of three, Mx, nme, and
twelve menthe, not transferable.
tteesoa eohool-tiokets may also be had at 83 per neat.
discount.
These tickets will be sold by the Treasurer at Ho. t 127
South FOURTH Street, where any farther information
can be obtained. 8. !BRADFORD, isaSe-tf Treasurer,
a.mummus WEST (MESTER
TRAINS vie PENIV 4YLVA
11%1A HAI H. Au '
leave &mut. corner ELEVENTH
and MARKET. at 8 A. M., 12 30 P. AL. and 4 Y. AL
On Sunday. leave PlliLedelphlaat 7.30 A. M., and West
Cheater at Y. M. M3O-14.
- MINIMA ROTPIII.---
PRILLDELPILt AN D
MIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTE to Yaituwitia l . Ca 4 ; ,3 rialtt•,
pert, Wilkesbarre ASomitoa, Dzinvine. Milton, Wit
harron,-Mroz,% Motor., - Ratilrai Regale,
N"ianara_ . .Reehester, Citorelandelletrort. Tom,
ofAd sadiltraikee and all points North wad
.. .tsincior trot= will leave the new Dept of the Phi
ladelphia and Reading Railroad. corner RROAD aad
UALLOWMILL Dinette (YONHASIN 1N1D491
toirhin Street, ) daily Mondays ezeoptedh above
Von - sidchaos :
EXPREEFL—..._.---..1130 A. M.
ISM' EXPRESS— . Lta P. M.
The dad A. ad. train eonnelits — ist Rupert, for Wilkes
tarre, N
Pinson. Scranton, _ and all stations on the
LACILAWANA AND BLOOhIEBURD AII , ROAD.
The above Mama make dirzot oonneotiono at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie. Cum:Wailful,
and Ntagara*Falls. and Buffalo, New York find Brie, and
New York Central Railroads , from aL points North and
Went, and the canadea.
Placate oheotad to Nh-gra. JENTaity and Naartnelon
andre, and all mtennedialo points.
Tioirote oars bo /4r...cored at the Phiiadolphia and El
airs Railroat Lti ss Ticket Mane. northwest corner of
MYTH and OR / ERN OT-Stre___eta, and at the Pasoan car
Depot_eontero THIRTEENTR and CALLOWILML.
move. - EXPRESS 'PREIONT TRAIN
Mars •-adototiond'iteadies Depot. timed mad
Calluslun tiro t odail7 nr.o9Ve4h for all
pointerwesta4 North, a . .
Freigli.to tna2' be dehverei beets IP. M. to insets
their going the tame day.
For farther Information app ii atFreight Donee ,
wieI.RTENNTii and 17.ALL01.4.,. or to
O. T. LEONARD, Agent.
ifartitareet owner BLIND and lOALNORTI NT t
rol2-tr adotoo
411MIWEST VELESTER
NAND PHILADELPHIA.
ltiatidtoA — D,
MELI.
SPRING AtitkArt D
OMMENIF,
On a n d aftiir Monday, Mara 11, 1861, tie Aram will
leave Philadelphia, from the Depot, mammal senior
of Eighteenth arta Market streets. at 8.08 A. 3L., and
at 6.60 P. AL.
The Freight Train, with passeager car attached, will
leave West Philadelphia at d A. M., running as tar as
the Baltimore Cfgalire4 dna*,
On Sundays, leave Philadelphia at 8 A.M. and :P. M 4
leave Wag Chester at 7.30 A. n 6.. and 4.50 P. M.
connectsns leaving Philadelphia at 8 da. M. and 6 P.M.
Penneiton with trains en the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Casual Railroad , for Kennett. Oxford.
&0.. Re. Jazzily woo)).
Rexieral Bneernitendent.
WPMNOTICE.--011ESTER
VALLEY RAILROAD.—PAS
BENGER TR ALNR FOR - DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONB.—On And after Nov. 1101,
18 4 0 4 the Passenger 'Aging for DOWNINGTOWN
Wial start from the new Passenger Depot of corner a
dolphin,. and Reading_ Raitrond Company. of
BROAD end O A I 4 , OW.BILL Streets, (passenger en
trance on Callawhfil.)
molourio TRALN for Downingtown Maves at aA
A. M.
APTP-R.NOON TFAI2t for novraiariovn. Imrirce at
LSO P. M.
AILY ( 1 5And3yi iincepted).
y order of the Board of Managers of the nilseet
phis and Reading' Railroad eorcusay.
sae W. H. MclLia FINNY. afteeetan.
ramming - DAILY INLAND
FREIGHT LINE TO HOR-
T:aAND PORTSMOUTH. YA. and to the prinoi
eal and Towing in the South and Southwest.
Soo Bent. ta e Depot , canter BROAD Street and
WAIRINGTO Avenue. will be forwarded duly, and
at a" low rates u by any other line.
11. F. motiv,;y,
Masts o
`
• is Fr. vir 71Mkairpoo.
azrmzes CONPAIV/Zl5,
co:TIM ADAMS RAMAN
, W — oo 390 Cat :11 arm,
LW" Pareels. ksoroo. Me rftbandase, Bank Robot.
& 3peoio, either b 7 ito ,oiro Li or in sortorostalol
other Xmas Cammutita, u all thoi orirkatsio
and ittlits et sks Ilrlittlii EU*. •
. id. ik SA Ilitrw,,,t„
(OLIVE
Jima & .1 4 2
e t t h a i r & Jar
TIIOMAS BON&
• •P • silt. ISO ku.l CI Soar. •or
(Voncbt;is . ; .
.—..—
PUBLIC R ., :.k./1 ANA'• fo' rATK AND 'STOC
AT i - rtia EV:Ha - sm.: EVe:eV • K!
o'olook. noon. during the burineas mamma. • ,at 3
lrir Id Illiatlllili ut CFI4IIB Rrover.y Iltsubtl lc i4l „ 1. ,
will:Lou J....1m1. w. , ..bliats. 0 o She e 9 .' 4 rra to- el, ts
eaol. tale, nila thousand cataieguce. in paniphy.
run., gi l te% ilk:I titled IlitiOpll of ail the Moven, t r ,"};
sold CAI dust o lowing Tuesday. .
REAL ESTATE AT PRI:ATE SALE.
lllcr We have a large amor,nt o. raja estate at prin t e
l aic, ma i n aj o g every deaoription of any and scum,
property. Drin_tod Witt 7 tie ISA at tit§ auction atom
PRiVAWE El E REGWER.
LAT Reel estate enter on our envate sale red. te .
torefe w
or
and advertised occasionally to our viable) saleabetre4:
(ic on
h rge e w w
thousand °nudes are snow h
cha,
STOCKS BONDS, aO,
On Monday.
May 28. at 12 o'okga noon, at the Phi Weigh 4
ohnnt44. ba sold
-87,000 Cheeiteente And Delaware Banal loan.
20 shares Philadelphia FxohenSe btuo.
16 charnel Lute ohuplkill Navigation end Cost cog,
pea).
REAL ESTAI'E SAE:-MAY Ss.
Orphan.' Court Bale—R.lot.3) k. W of Ge.r.• P. Merce r ,
des' VERY VALUABLE ELAWAREARP
and LARGE LOT AND B ILDINGS, frontingl,
ISwanaon Street, I.avut street or landing. and rivet If
laware. B property,
on the north by the city oSeTtY. e
By order of Assignees.
HANDSOME MODERN .RtAgIDENCE, North 'Nur
teenth street. between Arab and Filbert streets, mei
side.
Peremptory Sale. -- NEAT MODERN Rhg?4,
STONE REvIDENCE. No. Ell)9 Walnut street, west
of Twentieth. The house hue the modern souse_
nienoes, as, furnace. hot and cold water, range, ,to,
Bala obsolete.
VERY VALUABLE IRON-FRONT taw( lc , ~
9!A Arab street , test of Fourth. lof 17 by ltd fet;
Clear of Inuarnhrenoe. Onl• *sow eta
LARGE AND VALUABLE ATONE ROUGH-CA
REBID EN C PTJOS street, northwest of Evaas str eetrd.,
Germantown. Twenty-second ward, within two
mules' walk ..r the ray rave depot • .4.,• .et (runt
staNtr-ontr; MODERN RuaDENcis, upyl
Green Street, west of twentieth street, Lot *feet g
inches front. The house hag all the modern rent,.
menr .es—gas, hot and cold water. (ornate, ate. Clear
of all incumbrance. Term 3-34 COO may mown on
ul T r r g e rIEAT COTTAGE fUESIDENC ES. east side of
Thirty ninth street north of Pr4rt street. Twenty.
fourth War , . 1..0 t so feet Pont. 'rho.. are built in Cot
tut, isp, ; have the modern conveniences, goa, b at h ,
lin' and nowater , So.
THREE-BTORY BRIM( DIVELIANG. wilt twtt
story book building,. No. VS South Filth street. below
Spruce Iv rear. Lot IN feet front. 'I erms-82,g0e m ar
remain on mortgage.
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, piANo •
puRTES, NI a ROSH. BRUSSELS •mc
OA BP+CTS. CHINA AND GbABBWARE. &e.
CARD .--Our We this morninc• asettes
Store will oomptise, besides 600 lots of egoeneat furni
ture, piano fortes. mirrors, Brussels aim other esthete,
china and glassware, bees and tedding, IC.. form.
log an attractive assortment, worthy the attention of
Indies and others desirous of porehaainr.
INT Catalooes now ready and the articles arratmed
for examination,
Sale at NO3. M. siu Fourth Stmt.
SUPERIOR FURNTURE, PRENCII-PLA
ROAR, PIANO-FORTER, BRUSSELS CARP
Thu Morning;
At 9 o'olook. at the Attatton more. an siaorttap u t
OXDOBORt alltnd-baliti flirmiture• eirt Piatta-onta i
t f
fine mirrore, carpets. eto.. Irma amlioa demists(
houeekaetong. removed to the store Or 00 neentetet
sato.
C J. WOL'iIERT & CO.,
• 519 ARCH STREET,
DRY GOODS AND OfTY-Ma dornin 'DE CLOTHING.
On Friday g.
May MM. a t 1036 o'clock, at 619 wroh street, wip
dd—
general assortment of seatrwatOn fancy ace wi l d s
dry goods. in lots irfanted to retail sales. After which,
/PI (3.l.amlovra—A taus quantity of mean t ,
(Tenn city-made coats. ittlitalli 001111 and vista.
/CP Now mann f.r eltoniiiAtte,h
FITZPATRIOK & A u t ..
frongsza, sot way* UT anat. above
V PAM*.
AS•T ir'Siock, or Hooka , stalidileff and fatal:
watcher. Jewelry, cloche.. 'elver plated wars, misty,
paintings, muswel instrtiemeiria r de.e.
Also, Hosiery. dry goods, boots-end aioey. a,i ids ? .
aheaidise of every desoription. .
PAY BABES every Monday. Wednesday, ass 911.
igy Mt s'ohsth Ai M.
ritIVAVE SAADI/.
At private sale several large consignments of amides,
Jewelry, books, stationery, silver-plated ware, ortlery
regog gooey , Ito. To whlon io so li oited the attentions }
sit" and country merchants end o th ers .
Consignments solicited of all kinds of meninx:Cot
for either publics or Privefe scam
Mir Liberal ouh &Uranus made an wstungamenta
Oat-door Wes eromottv attended to.
VALE TO 811IPPICR8 Or FREGHT.
4- I—Jo pursuanoe of notice from tide reiar
hes, all prude forwarded by we y of the EiILADEL
PHIA AND KEADiNG RAILROAD to th e uratesof
MIEWOUN I, KENTUCKY,
Tidflfdlz,SBKE, AND Vi KG I• ,
Must be diatinotty marked "Not gontraband." .c
underneath these word* the name of the hhieper. Tte
Bhippera' Receipt must siso be marked as above. And
no gods of any description will be forwarded to Natea
Booth of the above named
mre-tm ABA WHITNEY. President.
SPEOIAL xonoE.--EIMPPEREI WILL
0,7 memo take notioe that the South enrollee R. R
CO. have disoontinued forwarding all through height
and that atl goods formerly ootudgned to them must goy
be consigned to a oily evertor.
Ma'am T. tt. & T. 13. BUDD will forward all goods W
their attereses. A. HERON. JR., CO.. •
Ebro we Vas Norte RFN A rat
t
'..- . rsztr niziAm ENC3r f qltt An
110a71:11 WOXICII..-Akaril;• it A i r 2 ,
PIA all,ArlD '2II.EPAKLICAZ., &lane ' 11.
HAO 10711,_.1301L8it-ini Kiiltg, iii..eog2; Ilag,
f .
ant 0 UrIDE.P.2. lam g. 61 seas 3.%u5• be 4•3 ti
maioeufel operation, a Peen cannon's!" egga:ed ij
lwailding and repairing rine and Aim £a feed. k , •e
sad 10v preeanze. Iron , stn, Water 'Janis. Propelling,
are., ite., rersoctrally o er alma =MAU lii , toe pal
u edit tc fatty prepared to Cl/Emit for Envaoo o f
nand, =gine, itiirer,, and atatlona.-y , ~ l-rlng -Ivo
paten= of different Bites, ate 9r Veg. 5.4 til eX•MILI. Or
ient yak qatek dogmata. icrerr Ce. oll riPt Or: et intieri
dunking muds at the glinted .nciane. 216 Nut my
p reargre , Fu z e, rsamlar, ant C7livder ktattryt,,Cll ike
eels Penniilyania cbarsoal Iron. Veigir.re, et enema
and kinds . Item and preen Castigre of et ttgermeart
" 1 TU A ri ft l fimew (hitting, antra: utast .: , 7t ...
seated e above burner, ; :-
.. , . _
..411=6;PP., d gl e ti l -54441 2 . iteVolT411 1 11;4 11 , 41
Tim urabaortaera lovva maple wkari dux mos :nr ...-
MIS Or Posta, chore Sher 0.0 HO in P37:161 .2%11
ill MI OtWeithsi With. ekaati, illeesta, ft.a. Stk.- IL.
Car MOW hum or Ow vogit.„
JAMS tf. NEAVIE.
JUN::f. : , .. 1 071,'.
filtaAlif an: r4.I,MEF. d'499L11
7. VAlietralf MMILIZCZ 4 10.111 T I. core,
WILLIAM H.
SOUTRWA.RIC _FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WABRING7O/11711tEe7B.
PHILADELHILI.
MRRRICK 41 EONS,
ENGIVEEM3 AND MAOHINIerIe.
Mtgh aitd Low Promote Steam Engthee,
foland, end mane. ..Cr 7 ..*
Boilers. Gssamay„:,, Tanta, Iron Usti, Ao ;
Cul
ia•e of aft bet r
either Iron u; Prsan , _
Iron Frame oof. for Ge e Worts. Orlia o 9 l,
road Stations, o.
Retort. and Ga. rdaentnerr of the 'Attest end tenni:t
weed oonetruption.
livery desonption of Plantation Muldoon. gook u
Sugar, Say', and Gnu Mille, Veenorn Pen.. Ohm
t eam Trains. Dofecatora, Filters, Pocuoino Engine'.
Sole Agents for N. Rillteux's Patent Enter Boiling
Apparatus- Nata3Ttn's Patent steam Hemmer and
V i nlFan Wcolitly a Patent ce D nifoosi Sager braining
If_tOINT PLEAELSZ4T FOUNDUIio.
AL BE AClEjltreett.Xennittrtan,
LIAM. K. TIMM turorma his Mendip thm,nantioax.
eltaald Dotty "took of rat i o nV T l !! re l i b"a pq.. "-
tri, he 111 now Vinland 10 TZICIC 07 en :of
iid, and Sever fall Caetitige, ; Bogy, Ciekr,:e.. 684
Neale Work. emu - 115. Oeketang: nano honk Levu
lberntary or rfts4!:, faranam in fry Sr nai l ?
saw • •••o-
RUSENESS MEN ARE ADVERTISING
j". in the Beat Newepapere of City and Coantri
the °Masa of
JOY, COE, &
ADVERTISING AGENTS.
FIFTH lind CHESTNUT STREET/S./lois&led&
TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York. liorl tr
S. M. F ELTON
ill O. ULLM A N. ATTORNMAT .
•■•-mn• LAW, JERSEY 81102.E A , Ponmivania.
Collantionn nromptty made in Clinton and /400unt
wanted.
1E7174 TO
Walter lc Kaato ). H. Rum (
14.Nraey ISbor . ro. SA croft & Co., Nil&
4h&Ener, Ziegle_r. e & do 'a :Philado; Frtahmaq Co
Philada.; L. A. adaokay, Look Haven; Yard, ullom.
& Co.. Pbilada.• Thatohm & Woddrop, Philadt: Rer
nolde. Bowen dt Philada. f
TORN WELSH, PRACTICAL SLATZ
ROOFER. THIRD Street and DERMANTOW:'
Road. le prepared to put on ant" amount of Roofing. on
the most moderate terms. Will guanintr to gosh
every building perfectly water-61h Orders Prolir
attended to.
TURN ELLIOTT, WINEg and LIQUOR.
Nita. 317 and 319 WALNUT /Street,beterap tl
atom, between Third end Fourth, north ride, lquir
debount. N. B.—FizeOld Whialoea ninny" on to-ill
(Estabbnhed in Me.) inio-1i
RAWSON & NICIIOI4OII,
. 116
BOOKBINDERS i
11OIG119 and 121 MINOAN etreet.
Between Market d Chestnut arms.
PAILADELPRIA.
lAMBS PAINBOIC Lill B. ALICAWAIVP .
liV-17*
fIIGUNT & BONE.
IMFORTERB lirAVA2tAk ri:GALL
r. filti ISouto d &red
itacaive •raularly a full am:ortmaar of docraido al
whick
dit, rates, tkpy car az krze for oskh or so
Welled are
MURPHY-WHIPPLE IRON BRIDGE.
STONE. OXIGLEY & BURTON.
No. 333 WALNUT aTREET,
PHELLAIDELPFLM,
Deg leave to inform. Railroad Cotripanlee, air/
interested bndge oonetruohon, that they We forret
a connection in business With JOHN W., MUILPII).
Crnl Engineer, (author rind inventor of the above well ,
'mown plan of iron brides ) and are amyl/wed to soot s
orders, from SDI part of the country, from his Onto
azdlsmanalinvenntendiumei
Au iettere Thhttihj 10 Naas end eallha
O Uvtee poe.r
addressed to JOHN W. MURPHY. ivil lr,
vita-an Per RTeue et. is wrete,erv. martial
_ .
101LX - MANUFAOTOfty,
3111 NZW STREEIt,
Paige and Rasps of every desesiptign, and icod
quality, made , at 111 tord
oer A o AbOVIS eillabliAVLien g•
or der , at
tasonfacturee w
s oes.
Regattas done su a envertsrlitastor
sid-dlihe 1. D. AMMO.
0 EVANS &-
WATtiONN ----
SALAILINDAR SATE&
- -
OTOILIE
304 CHESTNUT STREET.
Aiiirce varieti l o i l l AßEA ß O l C l A!' aiweirtr
TIM NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
"'"I'HE PR .5S
is Drap.trei to sisoate awl! . shaft sed
PJ~MP2iL~YI.
eks..us.
etre:Tr:Kit;
BLAHICa OF EVEIV romaitiPTum
AVOTIEMBERD, IiAWYWRff
PAILKOAD AND INDURARCIE CIONPAPIDN ,
PLAIN AND ONNAJMWAI e PILINTIND
war AU:aillere
ex teit u p i r sks rabli s mi i m oft. id fit
= 14. 41.1 imp trili mar
SALIM BY AUCTION
FREIGHT NOTICES.
MACHINERY AND IRON
BUIIINREIS CARDR.
JOB PRINTING.
EULT a clus:Et
PAYER
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aiYuls~ax,r
bib& itArot
tiAloptiu.s.r
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