AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
Jeff Davie Letters of Marque.
The Mobile Mercury publishes the following
eopy of the letters or soarque whioh Jeff Davie vs
trying to issue
PRESIDTAT'S INSTRUCTIONS TO PRIVATE ARMED
V2BBIIILB.
1. The tenor of your commission, under the act
of Congress entitled " Att ant recogoieing the ex•
!Blanes of war between the United States and the
Confederate States, pad concerning letters of
ma'que, prizes, and prise goods," a copy of which
Is hereto annexed, will be kept constantly lo your
view. The high seas referred to in your commis
-1510111, you will understand generally to wifer to the
low water mark ; but with the eeoeflion Of the
space within one league or three villa from the
shores of (Minters at peace With the United States
and the Confederate States. P.m nevertheless ex
ecute your commission withiV the distance of the
shore of the nation at wee elth the United States,
and even on the waters *Rhin the jetisdietiOlc of
such nation, If permiked to do 80.
Ton are to pAy the etriotest regard to the
rights of neutral rowers, and the usages of civil
bod nations, a =d in all your prooeedinga towards
neutral vowels, you are to give them as little mo
lestation ..r interruption as will consist wftlit the
right of eacertaining their neutral character, and
of deannmg and bringing them in for regular ad
iodisation in the proper eases
Yon are
. partiealarly to avoid even the appear
ance of using foresee "seduction with the view to
deprive sash vessels of their ore we, or the passer
gem other than persona in the military service of
the enemy.
3. Towards .enemy vessels and their crews you
are to proceed, in exercising the rights of' war, with
all the justice and humanity which characterize
this government and its citizens.
4. The master, and one or more of the Tirineipal
persons belonging to the captured vessels, are to
be sent, as soon after the capture as may be, to the
judge or judges of the proper court in the Confede
rate States, to be examined upon oath touching the
interest or property of the captured vessel, and her
lading ; and, at the same time, are to be delivered
to the judge or judges, all papers, charter parties,
bills of lading, letters, and other documents and
writings, found on board; and the said papers to
be proved by the affidavit of the commander of
the captured vessel, or some other person present
at the capture, to be produced as they were re
ceived, without fraud, addition, enbtraation, or
embezzlement.
5 Property, even of the enemy, is exempt from
misers on neutral vessels, unless it be oentrabod
of war.
If goods countraband of war are forted en air
Ventral vessel, and the commander thereof slut\
offer to deliver theta up, the offer shall be ao
oepted, and the vessel left at liberty to pursue its
voyage, unless the quantity of contraband goods
shall be greater than can be conveniently received
on board your vessel, in which case the neutral
vessel may be earned into port, for the delivery et
the contraband goods
The following artioles are declared by this So
vernment contraband of war, as well as all others
that are so declared by the laws of nations, viz :
AU arms and implements, serving for the pur•
pose of war by land or sea, such as cannons, mor
tars, guns, muskets, rifles, pistols, petards, bombe,
grenades, balls ' shot, shell, pikes. swords, bayo
nets, javelins, lances, horse furniture, holsters,
beim, and generally all other implements of war.
Also, timber for ship betiding, pitoh, tar, resin,
copper In sbeete, exile, hemp, cordage, and gene
rally whatever may serve directly to the equip
ment of VOBBOlO, wrought-iron and planks only
exempted.
fieutral vessels conveying enemy's despatches,
or military persons in the service of the enemy,
forfeit their neutral character, and are liable to
Capture and condemnation. But this rule does not
apply to neutral vessels beariog deepatehes from
the public ministers or ambassadors of the enemy
residing in neutral countries.
By the command of the President of the Confe
derate States. ROBERT TOOMBS,
Secretary of State.
FORM OF BOND
Know all men by these presents : That we,
Mote I,)—, are bound to the Confederate States
of America in the full enure of (Note 2)-- thou
sand dollars, to the payment sobered', well and
truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs.
exeontors, and administrators, jointly and seve
rally, by these presents.
The condition of this obligation is snob, that
whereas application has been made to the said
Confederate States of America, for the grant of a
commission or letter of marque and general re
prisals, authorizing to (Note 3) or vessel
coined the —, to act as a private armed vessel in
the heroine of the Confederate States on the high
seas, against the United States of America, rte
ships and vessels, and those of its eitizens, during
the pendency of the war now existing between
the said Confederate States and the said United
States. •
How, if the owners, officers, and crews who shall
be omployed on board of sold vessel when commis
stoned shall observe the laws of the Confederate
States, and the instructions which shall be given
them according to law for the regulation of their
conduct. and shall satisfy alt damages and injuries
which shall be done or committed contrary to the
tenor thereof by snob vessel during her nommis
don, and shall deliver up said commission when
rertoked by the President of the Confederate States,
then this obligation shall be void, but otherwise
shall remain in foil force and effect
Signed, Hinted. and delivered in pi anemia of --
on -- OCT of—,
A a • 1
Witnesses.
ILL D.
NOTE I—ThisPlank must be Stied with the names of
the eon mander for the rime be•l g. and the owners.
and at least two responeible sureties, not interested to
the vessel.
Vora 2 —This Nash trust be Veil with a "
the Velar I be provided with only Ito men, or a lebe
vllm
her ; it with more than that number , the [mink maim r , be
fi , Leo worn a .en."
Noss 3 —This h ant must be tilled with the ohmmeter
elflike vessel, ship," " brig," " "steam
er," Ike.
Weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets.
PHILADZLPHIA, May 74, 1861
Apathy and dullness stilt characterize the *poi,-
Boos in Prodttaa generally, and etc markets fee
all the leading articles are in a very stagnant con:
dition. Qonroitron Bark is steady. O( Breadstuff's,
the sales have been moderate, and for Wheat
prisms are firm. Flour is also firm at the close, and
Corn and Oats are lower. Cotton continue' at a
stand still. Coal meets with a fair demand to go
East, bat Iron is neglected. In Groceries and
Provisions, there Is very little doing, and for the
latter prices are nearly nominal. Fish and Lum•
ber are very dull. For Fruit the demand is mode ,
rate. In Naval Stores, Oils, and Plaster, there is
very little doing. Rice and-Seeds are quiet. Of
Stilt, the arrivals have been large. Tallows, Teas,
and Tobacco arc firm, but quiet, end Wool and
Whisky are very inactive. The Dry Goods Trade
is pretty much over for the season, and has been
unanimity light an Compared with former years,
the sales being now mostly to fill the the contracts
for Army Clothing and Blatkets lately made,
which still command full prices. Cotton goods
generally are well held and arm, with light stooks
of most binds on sale.
The Breeden:di market is without much altera
tion, and rather quiet during the present week.
There is a little more firmness in Flour, but the
export demand continues limited, and prices with
ant any quotable change, the sales being mostly to
supply the home trade, at $5 50th 62X• fur eater
fins ; $575.6 for extra; $6 12i.6 76 for family;
and $7.7 25 per bbl for fanoybrande, as inquality.
Tne receipts are moderate, and tbe market rather
quiet at the close, with sales of 5i6 000 bbls to note,
part for shipment, at these rates, including 2,000
blots family on terms kept private, Rye Fleur is
dull, and freely offered at $.3 50 per bbl, with a
sale of 300 bb!s at that mate. Corn Meal is scarce,
and Penns. Meal is firmly held at $2.87i per bbl.
A sale of 850 bbls Brandywine was made on terms
kept private.
Valise —There is very little prime offering, for
which there ie a steady demand at former quota
ooze ; safes reach about 25,000. mostly at 136.513130
for fair to prime - Pain& red, afloat, including
choice do . and Delaware red at 1400, and Ken
tueliy whi , e on terms kept private ; we quore the
former at $1..35a1.37 and the latter at $1 40a1 60;!
as in quality, arid ch oicei lots scene. Rye steady
at 36..575, and the receipt, and sales of Pentisyhtl;.•
nia light. Corn is dud at the late-decline, and
prime Southern yellow is offered at 605623, the lab
ter afloat, without finding buyers; the receipts are
light ; *boat 10 000 bushels sold at the close at 60e,
Oats are Quit; about ES 000 buthelt *Dela
ware and Peens sold at 30.33 c, in store and in
ea rs; buyers now offer 30., for Willie iots.
PsoVISIO/111,-.—The market generally continues al
moat at a stand-aril land prices of moat kinds nearly
nominal Mess- Fork. galling in a small way only.
at $lB4lB 50, and oily mesa Beef at 515.16 per bbl
io, c on is dull at 119.1.23 for plain and fancy
Dams ; 9filoe for Sides, and 71.80 for Shoulders,
and the sales limited. Of green Meats the sales
aa• also light at 6.61 n for Shoulders in salt, 81,90
for Sides, and SAM for Hams in salt and Mottle.
Lard is held at 100 for tierces and barrele, and lle
for kegs • •the demand is moderate. Butter
moves off 'slowly at 8112....., per- lb, as in quality.
Cheese is steady at 3i.940 Eggs sell at 8e per
doses.
hiseAt.s.—There is very little demand for Pig
Iron, althorgh some large contracts for pipe have
lately been given out, and the only sale we hear
of is 600 tons Anthraoite, No. 2, at $l9 per ton,
Mg menthe—which is a deOline. The market is
unsettled. and prices ranee at $20.21 for No 1,
and $19.20 for No 2, on time, with small sales at
the latter rates. There is nothing doing in Scotch
Pig. Blooms and Boiler Iron are also quiet, sad
prices nominally upehanged. There is no altera
tion in Baia and Arils, and the transactions in
both are limited. Lead is dull and unsettled. An
arrival of 1,000 pigs Galena was taken on terms
'kept private. Copper is dull. We quote Sheath
ing 250. end Yellow Metal 184.190 per lb, on
thee. and yery little selling.
BART.— Qtereitron is arriving, and selling in a
mais ti way' t $26 50 for first No. 1, and $22.50 for
Ito. 3-
_-Good yellow is firm, at 320 per lb ;
the demand fa_limited.
B as er, -,Brastiers Is fair, mostly to supply the
home demand, at previous quotations
c hpoiogs ,.....43perin and Tallow Candles are dull,
and prince *bout the same. Of Adamantine tbe
Isles are also limited ',Man the range of
per lb.
Coax, There is a moderate demand to go But
at previetudy quoted rates, and the market .ia
steady but not very active ; for borne use there is
not mects.doing and prices are onalteresd
Comm.—There is little or no demand:from ma
nufacturers, most of the mills having 4900 ope
rations ; the stook, however, is very mach re
duced, aria. bolden firm in their views, but no
ulna bus come under our notlos to alter quoit&
Mu. There ate some further shipmente making
to Liverpool on owners' account.
The following is the movement shoe the let of
oepterober last, as compared with the previous
three loan ;
pS 410 40 4 /7 4 000 3as 3 Zoo 2 es tioo
r : ell p e r ci n T, :eitain .. 2 re' 21 :1 2 , i t mu l s ll3 o lll 7441 &T o 1,3i000
0 000
r] ell' other
, F ' '.l:- .it Srs.A ' s ar,..tittOPOD 2 NZ°
i...A.,01....-- --- -- 1/2 866 . 4214100 431.0 m 54,666
Of at tot.. tfitiing the past week, inoindei in the
above :
140eipta at poss._ ISSAS 5.000 x,(100 nag)
coon to ._,.'t 01-1 — ..., —. go ow 44 006 132100 274 1 23
Port to FreZioo. - 8 n- O 0906 SAO AKI
S
r..., to ether P. 16 . —, s Ago 4se "Cc 9 plc wotalesporta—___.__:, &Lao Wei 4‘,01 1 6 30.000
3 UM"arY — Reoelps Decrease at the ports
pomPar" with lost Yest , B79 WO bales. Exporte—
Deems, to Great Britaix 334,000 bales ; increase
_
to France 17,000: deerease \to other forelp . poro
woo. Total deOteass in ox!.,,,rts 458,000-ba lsa
Corrii--The stock has been increased, and the
market has been very quiet at preejous quota
Aboet 5,000 hogs, elnefly Ale, bevel:wan disposed
et a mostly by auction, at from lital3it for oommon
to good and prime quality, including •110M0 email
lots of Legnayra st J 3111140; ell on time,
DRUGS MID Dries —Business generally au been
very inactive, and without any particular Asagi.
to note. Among the BRIM are tied& Asisat 2ialts;
Sal Soda hallo ; Bengal Indigo at 13510.46 , 3,`5e5t
cochineal on terma kept ;private—all on the ulna
credit.
Faurr.—Oranges and Lemons are arriving freely,
and further sales are- reported from the Tamale at
$1 to $ per box, at to condition. Nothing doing in
Raisin! or Curranti - Domestic Dried Fruit is un
saleable, the season being about over, and no sales
have come under our notice.
natl.—The market oontinues very dull, with
jobbing. demand for Mackerel to note at $l4 and
$l6 far medium and large la ; $60.50 for nn.dions
2s ; $lO 50a11 for large do 'and $5 end $7 50a8
per barrel for 31, to 8120. Molded 'tarring
sell slowly at $2 50a3 per bbl. for old and new flab_
Of Dry Cod we hear of no sales.
FREIGHTS continue very inactive, and no en
gagements to London or Liverpool have been
made public.. West India freights are also quiet
at 33 to 40 far Sugar home from (Alba. Ito change
in Boston freights, awl business moderate. To the
South there is n othing doing Colliers meet with
a fair demand at 951 to New York ; $1 20 to Rhode
Island ; and $1 30 to $1.40 to Boston, from Port
itiohmond.
OnaNO —The demand has fallen off, the season
being nearly over, and there is no alteration to
note in prices.
Ham , is quiet and the manofastrtrers doing but
little
Hope.—Prim range at from 16a22c for new
crop Eastern and western, and very little doing ;
old Hope are unsaleable.
HIRES ern LEATHISA are quiet, and the former
*specially continues dull and negleoted.
LITHIUM —There Is no change in *bite or yellow
Pine Boards, and very little selling; Hemlock raft
Lumber .sells at 86a7 ; Laths and Pickets are
plenty, and prices unsettled and drooping, without
any salve made public.
Ptimiseas continues depressed and doll, and the
only sales we hear of are some small lots Cuba at
165200, and NeW Orleans at 32i350 on time.
NAVAL ISTORRS continue scarce and hi,th, with
a email business doing in Spirits of Turpentine at
7134305, RR to lots. No change in Rosin, Tar, and
Pitch, and the sales of the latter, mostly in a re
tail way, at previous quotations.
OlM—There is very little doing in Fish Oil,
and the market is dull and drooping. Lard Oil is
dull, and prices nearly nominal at 8.2,18 , 55. For
Linseed the demand is moderate, at equal to Ka
553, weight.
Imports of Soerm and Whale Oil, ami Whale
bone into the United States
Bble. So. Bbls. Wit. fir. Bone.
Total for the week. 5,432 3.800 68 POO
Pr6VIOUSII r 21,156 61,635 678,600
Prom Jan. Ito date, 25 588 ' 70.4'a 718,500
game time last year. !I.ZOB 88,472 1339,4 C,
PLASTER is plenty and dull, but we hear of no
sales to establish quotations, and quote it nomi
nally at $2 25 per ton.
Rica romaine very intuitive, end the sales are
in a retail way only, at 6010 per lb.
SALT —The arrivals from Liverpool have been
large, and partly disposed of on terms kept pri
vate.
Ssans.--There is little or no Clover or Timothy
offering or selling, end prices are altogether nomi
nal. The same may be said of Flaxseed.
SPIRITB of all kinds continue doll and neglected,
but foreign is firmly held. Of domestic the
sales have been unusually light, the demand from
the South being entirely amended, For Whisky
the market is unsettled, and email business only
to note at 10al7o for bble, ldelfil for drudge, and
170 for hhds.
resists have been very quiet, the week's sales
only reaching some 200 or 300 Midi, chiefly for re
fined, at 4; .5:1 for Cuba, and 5.610 for fair to good
and prime Porto Rico, all on the usual terms.
TALLOW Is firm and rather more active, country
mailing at 81aSic, and city rendered at 919 per lb
Tonere° —There is very little doing either in
leaf or manufactured, the advanced rates now
current for the latter r cheoking . business. The
dealers generally are fairly supplied.
TEAR are firm, but very quiet, and the prices of
greens otintlatte steadily on the advance.
Woox..—There is-no change in the,market, ands
very limited buiness to note, the inquiry being
only for the medium and low grades =- small lots
selling at from 24370 per lb, cash, as in quality.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WM. C. ItHEHMLE.
THUGts B. FEHA ADE/MKS Comitim :rum Moms
4,
LETTER BARS
At the Merchants' Rzehangs, Philadelphia
ship Tuscarora,
Snip Lizzie Oakford. Stdridge—.—Ltverpool. 60011
snip Victoria rteed. Proble Loodun. coon
hip Zered. Mat onigal Londonderry, June 3
Bark (Amnon. Farrehman----- Bremen, zoo
Nark Arthur White. Molklulim---tilsegow, coo
Bark Marion. Fovler alums. aoo
Brie J, ha Wel.h. Fifield.-.......Triaidad de vibe, Goo
Brig 8 Thurston. Lar0pher...............-,.Barbadoer, coo
Brig atanl-7. ?flameout —...-.....-Queenmovm, coo
Brig Ella Reed, Dams Ravens, coo
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, May 25, 1861.
tkrN- -8 a-stui
HIGH WATEG.
ARILIVRD.
Bark Frey. (Norw) Bore. 54 days from Newcastle,
Eng, with war to Workman & Co.
ease en:weer Coutte.29 days front Rio de Janeiro,
with coffee end rosewood to Thus A Newhall & no , s
Bart liAlw Hill, Aylsester, 13 days tom Matanzas.
with anger to 3 & W Welsh.
Brit Oeo Amos, Mohols, from Portland, in ballast to
Sintookson & Glover.
Brig Wm Crawford. Falter, from New Bedford, in
ballast ti. Tyler. none Er. CO •
Bohr Bailor n. Filbert, 10 days from Bangor. with pe
ter...es and Rana to P. A &Inver & Co.
Bohr flinttold Crowell, 5 days from Boston. with
mile. to Crowson &
Achy Joseph Maxfield. May, 4 days from Salem, in
ballast to n. hturtevant et Co
tobr H B Barton, /oculin,4 days from Salem. in bal
last to captain.
Boor iiarrison. Harding. S dare from Holmes' Hole.
in Wiliest to captain.
ball ot
&hi latematna,tpall. 4 dare from Portsmouth, in
Wiesstain.
Bohr Cornelia. Cripo.s days from New Bedford. with
oil to fiodgeon & Keen.
nom Anail ESoo.: ROCkh from Providence, in ballast to
ho..
echt 1' Bowe. Bolos, from Weil;
Heolgooher & Co.
flohr I. A Dan.nhower, Miller, from Boston, in bal
!art to C A Heokonher &
e'Obr at I Carlton. Bbailler, from Boston, in ballast to
4 Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr Montero°. Falkenbstrg. from Baton, in ballast
to Nob?. Hammon & Caldwell.
Fehr W Wooistor., Garrison, from Newport , in bal
last to Bann, •
CLEARED.
Brig Geo Amen. Niencus. Boston. Sipnioksou & Glover
Brig W m Craw rot d Felker. Saco, Ty t V er, Stone A. Co.
Behr J Rodney. Cm dory, Belem. an Dozen; Mor
ton a Co.
Bohr Y Solos. Boise . Chelsea, C A fieoksohey & Co.
Pear L A Daneenower Millar. Boston. do
Bohr M. J Carlton, Shailler. Boston, It Sturtevant & Oo
Bohr Jos Maxfield, May. Boston. do
Behr Montevuc, Falitenberg. Boston, Noble. new
matt &
Hoer Amelia. Rockhill. Providence, J It White & Co.
Bohr J W Woulston,_ Garman Cohassett, J Benny.'
bout 1 Garrigon.liArdint. RoYbriry, L itothermel
& B Co
ehr J L Earned, Weaver, Lynn, D reareon /k. Co.
(Correspondence of the Philad.Ophla Exoltange.,
LEW EB. rich,. Mar
All the wispily reported in my last Lett the laarbor y es•
uproar. The U S scecuu gunboat Resolute. 'wanton ten
der, bound south. left at the same time. Wind N.
Yong, &o. B. W. 11.1010243.
(Correepondenoe of the Press.) G. _
1114.D1N May
3.
The following boats from the Union Canal, passed
into the t3otu !kill Canal to-Itisr, bound to Philadel
phia. viz:
J A Roption, Crisis. end Ca_pt Porter, grain to Hum-
Nphreys. Hoffman Wrgbt Bryan Otsrley, do to Alex
Nesbit,' st innebago. do to 4 R Frill; bierrs Alm. boards
to it w Adams. ft Y; J H Lippincott. do to Wm Lippin
oott4 Golden eve. do to J M lleyetter;.JOnes hAt d.
dote NOTCIOIII et, Sheets : Stan aria mimes, iron to nAt.
W Wewn; Witroen do Conrad. Roar, etc, to contain:
Demon, lumber to J R Dessher.
MEMOKAIItIA
Bleaniehis. Prthlera. Reimer, cleared at New York
lad inst. for Havens.
Bark Bind Hallett, Little, at New York 23d Inst. from
Oitrienas.
Bark Grand Turk. Dotliver, cleared at Boston 23d nut
fo , Proton.
Bark Posy Queen. Gayle. from Rio de Janeiro 13th ult,
with 3000 bis, a coffee, at B domore 33d inst.
Brig Sabo°_ Hager. for ,Philoclotohts, sailed from
Providence! 33d that. and authored below.
Lotus H T Abbott. Ludlam. Ell Townsend. Willmar.,
B E B ate. Jerrold. A He er.' Haley, Lajnk, Bernick
Wm JD Cs ill. Hawkins. Gov Barton, vs je.m o re.
Lake. 800% W Beaton, Taylor, Pidelia. Wheaton.
arii2J rattherthwaite, Maloy.. cleared at Boston 33d that
for..Phoarielsain.
• Behr kart , Blizzard. e!eared at Boston 23d gnat lor.Wilatingzon. Del.
BUSINESS CARDS.
RIIKNEBS MEN AREADVERTISI NGa- "" in the But Newspapers of City and Conlin, al
the Offloos of
JOY, COE, & Co.,
ADVERTISING ABENTS,
FIFTH end CHESTNUT !STREETS, Flubsdelphia.
TRIBUNE 1112;II.D.ING, New. York., aP/7 ti
•
H.
0: ULLMAN, ATTORNEY•AT , . LAW, JtRBEY anon.E. PenneVvanla.
Clolleonotur promptly made in CUnton and Lyeolnito
110aanea.
aslizpa7o
Means. Walter Ir. Saab, Philadelphia; J .H. Humes,
Esq. Jame Shore • Messrs. Baroroft k Co., Philada.
enor, legit dr, Co PlAilada.; FriahmeatklLC.o....
Wl't; th rer;:.
nods.. ,
Howell a. Bea. Ylalada. fels-am '
"TORN: WELSH, PRACTICAL ~BLATE
uu ROOFER. TRIAD Street and CERN AMPOWft
Road, is prepared to put on an.lntinnt of Roofing. on
the most moderate terms. Will guaranty to make
every building perfeoti, water-tigh Oroenr prompt-1r
attended to. ml 7. 1y
FORS ELLIOTT, WIKICS, and LIQUORS,
J
Nos. 317 end 319 WALNUT Street, (basement
stores. between Third and Fourth, north inde,) PhiLa
dolphin. N. B.—Fine Old Whisking always on hand.
(Established in ME) 1830-1 y
pA li' SON NIUHOLSON,
BOOKBINDEMS,_
N0n..1119 and 421 MINOR &man.
Vet - wean Mallet and Onset= streets,
PRILA_DELPRIA.
JAME!! PAWRON, .TAM. B. NICROLSON
jyrf-ly*
YTIMUZT t NUNS,
e IMFORTHiS OF HAVANA. 0164J3J11.
lee. Sne South IriEol l ll street.
Ibmeeiver roraberly a, foil aasortment of loolrable fq
imam, *dick tally offer at lew rates. fur eseh or &p
Of/AVIA eradii. — iet& 17
31. 1JAPHY-WHIPPLIC IRON BRICK AL
BTONB. , QXIOLEY, & BURTON.
No. 333_WALII UT STREET.
PIILAJAELkiIitAI
Beg tease to Worm Itaiiroaa Compentee, ono orders
interested in bruigeecontreetion, - thet tholhavagomg
a connection in blatancies with JOHN W. MU R
Civil Engineer . (manor and invettor of the above we
irsttnere of iron brieed end are Inoue* to execute
orders, l i i OUS ebY Bart of the ocanktry. - trom his deni m
ltlkaersonat nip rintendenoS.
AUJetters relatias h) plane animates Ocala to
addressed to JOUN W. MUEPRY Civil RtßaSf , ....t"/
sel2-41‘. For 87• NE. 16
VI 15V. & nil wuN
Fair, MANUFAOTOBY L
21t NEW ISTREET.
Files and Ramps of every deeoription, and good
quality. made to order, at the above establishment,
WHOLESALE. and RETAIL.
sisnsfastnrer's prices.
Reemttimg done to a enoerior *lsomer.
5y.1.40P. J BM
- -
TO BRIM IE BUII DC RS.—The Pregi:.
dept. Managers, and Company of the son-, I kill
Bridge at Nornetown 'or II receive Sealed Prop.: was fur
the rebuilding
smith POTrIitOTD. of their Bridge across toe TIV.r &buy f.
till &t De KW
the doth instgc. - .
Tie new rStrnatere *lll nave .roto.
from 191 to feet;lrith double roadway. and a oentril
war for foot n• -reanintig four • distmot true
Cremes. of the err archyd •si en.
The ^entree:tor to firrnieh the neoessat7 materiel. and
to ateente the tioirk asoordinitallfiV andape.
etfleattons trtnehloar be sewn at Mike oe cry& Z. tt en
cook, twq...10 Norristown. at am time after -this date. '
Proemial. mat slate the price per foot Imea,, for - the
en ire onmuletten of the Bndge, the measurement tram
end to end of the lower chords to be considered the
11" C of the same.
work to be oommainted fliVEr the
wxsaation of the contract, and win • 11 1. th au able despatch. despatch.
B. f
JO • ;
NoßsuzowN, H, rayujias44o43;
OFFICIAL.
- -
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MAIL
LOCKS. Porr OTTlcit DEPolerlitZSlT,}
April 312, Met.
Healed Proposals for fiirriehipg all Locks and Keys, of
new kinds, to he subentated for the loons and kers now.
used _on the Untted /States Mails. will be reeeived at
this Depertmeat until nine O'clock M. the. teeth do
of July. nal.
It being desirable to obtain locks and keys of a. new
construction. and invented expreiesly for the exclusive
use of the United States mails, no in del Is prescribed
for bidders. the Department relying toeits !election on
the results of mechanical skill and ingenuity which:si
fair compatitten, now invited. may produce. It is
deemed necessary only to state teat a mart lock should
be selflooking. and that its other principal requisites
are unifoiunty. mount,. lightness. strength, durability,
novelty of construction. and facility of use.
Two kinds of man looks and keys—one of brass and
the other of irentferent sh o uld and construotion.
ue re ", T ed ; and repose's specify. separately,
the price et each iron look. each key for garde, each
brims took. and each brass key for name.
!Mel/Pate samples or patterns of eneh kind of looks
proposed are required to he submitted with the proper
gals ; one of cant kind of sample locks to be riveted MP
and finished, and another to he oven or unriveted. et)
thatlts Internal atrunturn may eatotr, be a - minimal,/
k:very sample must be plainly marked with the bidder a
name.
"i he looks offered should not be petepted, nor should
their internal construction be or herwise pubhOlr k..oWni
'or be similar to any looks' heretofore used; and th T
must be warranted not in any Will, to rufringe or in
terfere with any patented intention.
The various same leeks presented by bidders will
be submitted to a era of exert/Mere to be commis
mimed ey the Postmeeter General. for.the purpose of
examining and reporting on them . and union the
Postmaster General ghat deem it to be for the intermit
of the eepererrient to reject all the prevatiots and spent
mem; submitted under this advertisement. cot traire
will. upon the report of the examiners, be entered into.
semen tie praotiOnbich with the successful tecteer.whime
forfk.% are adopted. for furnishbe requireding !limner l eke and bele
our years. as they mar .and ordered.
with the right,en the part of -the rostmeeter Denote'
tor the time being, to extend and eon. inue the contract
in fens tor an neditional term of four years. on giving
nonce. in writing, to the contra for not lees than six
months before the termination of the first term of four
years. or at toe expiration of the firstfortm of four
to contract with any other parts fun:turbine
similar or different teaks and keys, as the Postmaster
Gmeral may deteranne.
The contractor must acres and be able to furnish, if
required and orderer, 6.0e0 brims lacks and suet) bras'
keys. within three men. Its from the Wee of entering
into contract, and 33 000 iron looks snake 000 iron keys,
within eight months from such Limo. Out the Post
master General will reserve the right to increase Or. di
minisht as the Wants or inteteste of the Nemo* 111117
demesne. the quantities of the looks and keys slams spe
cified. with - a proportionate allowance of time to fur-
Lush them.
All the looks furnished by the contractor meet be
warranted to keep in .good working order for two feats.
in the ordinary use of the service, when net subjected
to obvious violence ; such as become defective during
that time; to be replaced with perfect looks without
(Marge.
The contractor will be required to deliver the locks,
at cis own expense. at the Post Office Pepartment,
Washington D. C., put up on stieks, terming separate
bundles of five looks each. and securele packed in
wormers lames containing rot more than two hundred
locks each. The keys are to be delivered to an ageet
of the Department. duly and specially SlithOrlged
each case, to take charte of aim convey the same from
the oontraotor's fernery to the Department, where both
licks and keys me to be inspected and approved before.
they shall he paid for. ,
The contractor will be required to give bond. with
ample seimrity. in the snm of twenty-nve thnUeand
dollars, to the faithful perform-mom of the contract on
his part. both its to furnishing the energies ordered, and
guarding the manufacturing of the mail Looks and keys
1 watt due privacy. integrity .and este. Do proemial will
therefore be canal lered, if not accompsnird with a
written guarantee from the proposed su.ettee (whose
reseoneibility must be certified by the Postmaster at
the pleas of their , resinenee i that they win become
responai big. on the required bond. tar the fulfilment of
the contract by the bidder, owe such proposale be
tineepted.
In deciding on the proposaltiand specimens, the Post
master General may deem it expedient to select the
brass look of one bidder and the iron lock ot 'another.
He therefore reeerves the 'lent of contracting with
different individuals for such different kinds of looks as
he may select.
Proposals mould be carefully sealed, addressed to the
Feat - master bleneral. and cpioreed on ; the envelope,
Proposals' for Ishii Looks'
miT-tuft M. BLAIR. Pontmaster General.
MEDICINAL
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE.
The New Remedy for
RELEIMIATIBhi.
Daring the vast ear we have introduced to the no
tice of tie toenicosi orofe•eion of this oountry the Pure
Cnisiaiized Ckiarida of PrOPtiotni*ei el
RiMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM;
and having received from u any sonrees. both • from
Puy si mans of the highest standing and from Detain te, the
MOST FLATTERING TESTIMOMAL,B
of its real value in the treatment of thia painful and
obstinate diseaFte. we are tvinced to present ,t to the
public in a form RE.ALY FOR. IN &IVA I S.T.le; (Mel
trbioh we hope will emninerid itself to those who are
suffering with tele afflioting complaint, and to the me
otoal praotit,onsr whl may feet disposed to test the
powers of this valuable le meily ;
LLlXift PROPY 1./kai its E. In the form above ape.
ken of, hse recently teen extensively experimented
with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOEPITAL,
and with MARIO'n SUCCESP(as will appear from the
published &copulate in the me final j urnalso
girl% Is carefully put up tend, fur immediate use,
with fall directions. and can be obtainta fecal the
drUggiats at 75 cents Per .nottua and at wit Wilde of
DULL° IC A , CIIIV.NBRaW,
Druggists and Manufacturing( "herniate.
Philadelphia.
1 - )Y SPEkKIA REMEDY.
_
Dr. DARISB lifiblll
ADOMATLO INVICIORATIND DPIP.IM.
MO Medicine Ant buss lassd by tia public JOT alt WOWS
wish visergassas fever. It is recommeaded to Cure
Dyspepsia, Iggynorsasyt, Mart- Barn,. Cone
Paine, Wiwi De ehe SsanutrAos Pains ca ass
Bowels, firadeass, Dresessesss, Nitta/a
Ceesp:stats, Lose Spsrits, Defiritres
Tuatara. Intrespetasts.
It ttnaWvtLaLv s N s O EX N I TDOLXsIEssEO R rBvTtaPEzFaTv.us, sit
La a Medicine it is quick and °Tactual, coxing the
ssost aggravated oases of Dyspepsia, Ridtloy GotoZ!aints ,
and all other derangements of the StOMlleti and Bowels
In l ti . u s P r e il e l d inetinil i rreviett the roost melancholy
droopins spirits, and restore the weak, nervous, and
sickly to Lealth, strength, and 'nor.
Penman who. from the injudicious use of liquors, have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered.
eonstitutious broken dons, and inibot to that horrible
curse to humanity, the DELIRIUM TREMENS, will, Rl
eiiist Immediately, the y laza L and healthy i
nvlgo
ratino eeatev ea„Ra i msnvgom U ng Sidra,
osis.-og.e wine gimes full as often m neoeLlirl
t) e dose will remove all Pad Spirits.
gge dose will cure Heart-bu m. bete doses will owe Indigestion.
One ease will sive you a Stood Appetite. ...;
One slii will stop me dustreaaing pains of Dispopsep,
!i - d
One d will remove nitres:slut and digagreeable
eeboh, ,3 Wind or mum g a ls soon as the
stomach receives the vigdratini, the. 00.ess
ing load and ell isiaufal eating. assis t be remove& -
One dose will remove the •most , distresinng Wm of
ficligAither in le stomach or . bewelk . „ 1,
......... ...........—.......
Bliifts. or Urinary Prows. ,__._. . - • •
Pontoon who are seriously &Minted . sibs any Kidney
renr.pteunl3 are cease—_d of epeedy relief by a dose or
tiro. and a mdioal cure by the use of one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persone Who. from clisstpathm too much over night,
and feel the ev il streets o, poisonous liquors. isiviotant
headaehes. stolosess at etomatsh, weakness. giddiness,
tr.c...trill Red one does stilly emove all bad feelings.
Ladies or weak and eiokly oonstantione ahem take
me Invigorating Spirit three times a day ; it will make
them smug, healthy, and baps 7, remove-all °barna
tons sod irregularities from th e menstrual organs, and
Morothe bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
Distal' erstnanny it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove douitTOOnule sensations at the stomach,
All the proprietor ask!' is:. trial, and to induce this, he
Me put up the INVIOORLTINO SPIRIT in pint battles at
ennteqprts $l.
---- .no pot. 4 $ WATER, Street New York.
DYO & 00_4 232 North sEcoND IStreet,
Wholeams Agents in Phdedelphia,
And-for sale by JOHN H. EATON, iIA N. EIGHTH
Street. mud all Drucsista. , ier-thstely
LEGAL
IN THETHEDISTRIOT COURT FOR TIDE
C4TY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPRIA.
JA,M MILLER. Executor of ti.LRANOR A.
JON q. who was Mamma of WILLIAM CR EAN,
vs EDWARD P. HAWKINS and Ht vitY W.
OVERMAN. terra tenant. March Term. MI. No.
Leß. Lemiti
The Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the
fund in Court. raised by the Sheriff's
pi e under the
above wtit , of all that certain lot or mecef ground.
situgta on the southwestwardly side of the Lancaster
'turnpike Road agreesMy to a recent survey thereof
made by Francis Lightfoot. Feu., at the distance of one
hundred cod fifteen feet seven isobar northetestwardly
from the hOrthwestwardly side of Arirgeantatreet, in the
borough of West Philadelphia, aforesaid, containing to
front or breadth. on the said Lancaster Turnpike Roan,
forty feet. And extending of that width in length or
depth xinthwearwardly two hundred feet to the north
eaattrarair aide of Visas Street. is oertatu fifty-feet
wide street. laid out and intended to be opened mak
lie use. br the said William Crean, parallel with the
said Lancaster w*
ith, Road, - bounded northeitst
wathly by the sale Lancaster Turnpike Road. south
westward', by the said Crean Wert, northwestwardy
by other ground intended to be this day granted by the
said William roan to the mud Edward P Hawkins,
and southesetwardir by ground granted by the said
William Crean to Drinsit Moitiinley, on ground rent.
(being the same premises which the said William
Crean. by indenture bearing even date herewith. but
duly emecured. acknowledged, and delivered immediate
ly before these presents. and Intended to be forthwith
redo ded acoording to law, for the 00'4040;04p Money
therein mentioned. the whoe whereof *a hereby sm
eared granted. end conveyed unto the said hdward P.
Halmos. In fee nevertheless. to the excreta
restriction that no slaughter house.skin-dressi Olt estab
lishment. glue soap. candle, or starch manufactory, or
other •Matiding for offensive occupation, should at any
time thereafter be pur.Sereeteu. or used on any mut of
the thereby granted lot of ground ; subject, al to
the express restriction that Lo tmilding or part of a
building should let She time thereafter, he put. erects°,
or used on the said above-described lot of ground within
fifteen feet ,rom the line of rte said Lana ster Turn
pike Read 'will attend to the duties of utsapporent
TM on T URRDAY. the 3il la day of Kay. MAL ,A. 1861.
at o'clock P. AL. at nil o ffi ce, No. itail South Old
Street hni [editions, when and where all persons in
t-reeled are requested to mePerti. their claims. qr be
debarred fromchiming in upon the said end.
na,F3-lOt JOHN F. URI NTON. Auditor.
IVELINE F. NASSAU, by her next
friend, JOHN A. WETHERILL. vs. EDWARD
A. DI AlizrAD.
C. C.?. Mann T.,18 el. No. 16. In Divorce.
Dawa Eta: Please take notice. that tne Court hair
the cay granted a ruts on you to show cause why a
dtvo• coy A %imago matriutoru SATURDAY , uoe decreed
the abase ease,returnable Jane lit,, at
10 o'clock A. M.
To EDWARD A. NABRAU, Respondent above
named. DM. DOUG d ERTY,
runt-rawfst Attorney for Libellant.
NOTIOE.—PEILADsLYEIA, Way 7. 1861.
Take notioe, that we hitve applied by Petition to'
the Canard' Common Pleas of the city and county of
Philadelphia. lor the benefit of ti.o several Insolvent
laws 01 Yenniulvania, and they have ovpotutod eA
TURDAY, the 35th day td" edaf, A. 0. 1861. at 10 o'clock
A. M., st their Courtßno.. said oi ty. to hear us and
OUT creditors, when and. where said creditors may at
tend. It they think prope r. •
DANIEL MURPHY.
.A.l.t XANDP.It M. SMITH.
Lee trading as MURPHY At SMITH. Grocers, at
N. W. corner Second and Coates streets and Nn 612
North Second street. myo,lo 11 14.18,18,11.23.26*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the sehanriber has loot Certificate No. BE4 of the
West Mentor and Philadelphia Kaa:roa4ICOMD•LIY, en
tithna him to nineteen shares of its capital stack, and
the. be teal apply so the said company to iaaue a new
ceroi fiesta.
solB- fit'
IN THE ORPHANS , COURT FOR THE
1 CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA..
ketate of Eir r•ItY DUOLiTTLK. Deoesdeth
Notice is hereby given, that the widow or the said de
pedant has flea. in said Court, her petition and ap
prai.ement claiming to retain tee personal property
therein nisi:Awned . of the value of 398610, under the
Ante of let Apri I.IBM. and Bth April, 18.59. end the some
16 , 1 be approved on FR I DAY, 7th J One. 1561, noises ez
captions are filed thereto. bl• R. 't trAYER,
mylB.sw it For the ketitioner.
TN• •TIIE - COURT OF OOMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF FIiILA
DB•
NIARIS W IJGR, by le! ne . 4 Erf enAGßatavcus A, Andre.
September Term, NM No 10. In Divorce.
Dear Sir : Please tate notice. that the Court has this
day 'ranted a Kule on you to shoat (MIRO why a DIVOTOe
a viaolll6 MAA/1111411111 !Could not be decreed in the above
out, Returnable the let day of June, 180/, at 10 teOlOOlC
A. Ab
-To Mr. Charles Work. Respondent above named.
B. at:ARAI - iv, Ait'y for Lin. !Ina.
May 14th, ISSI. n,y10...a5. Ste
w Tou.4 AND LED(
We have now on band. and are manufacturing
to order, ni the Mount holly Favor Mille, every de
scription of W Rattle , AND., /..DGErt PAPERS. .
[9l color spd q u ality. are net duelled by any
t.r. Mae in the Uosted atable.
We would eall attention to a new ertiole or raper
'manitfliotured by as, and now iCif Web called Busmen
Letter, which been gotten - up to meet the wants of
Immune men and others, who °Merit to Commercial
Note N being IMO narrow, and do not wish to use wary
of innal letter BMWf, • . .
Tnte overcome* naming ammo ob ti
Jeoons is a per
t,,,,„ t sheer, pure wove ; Plats finish ; ruled on one Ede:
tenet, piear th, top; made from beat
.3,7,6f.7,11.Ttm ad . ulteration, ancient np In nest boxes,
toe e a Li vorot ha el v olip a t i p t 4 a l s: d ha U"k if the Lette husi r be .l r im oe a li t nes to
on, se as Wallow s Fruited Titr headlesi_above.-- - -
EC EMPT ' ON k MULLIN
Mount Hour Springs, Clunberilind it g
j'
,
• retrg hzd Alt rMa n t• BE •
ell• a and • DISOATIM etrlZt.
TILE intESS.L-PIDLADELPHiiik, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 11161.
CEPHAL.IO PILLS
SICK El EADALOHE.,
NERVOUS Er.:1,41 ( )11 E,
137 the use of these rills the periodical attacks; of De
em. or Nick Bendarhe may be prevented ; and if taken
et the commencement of an attack immediate relief
[TOM pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom &Win removing the Nouns and Head
men. to which females are so suhlect.
they act gently on the bowels, removing Ccatimmets.
For Literary Mon, Stwignts, Dedicate Females, and
all 'oracles; of miser/an/ kabise, they are valuable as a
Lexatitie,.impromins the ai➢etiti, tiring lens and tiger
to the digestive organs t and restoring the natural elas
ticity and strength of the wncle systems.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long inyeuri
cation and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many year., during which time they have
prevented and relieVed it vast amount of pain and
suffering from Headache, whether originating in the
sommee spasm or from a deranged state of see
mask.
They are entirely vegetable in their oomposition, asnt
may be taken at e.ll tunes with perfect safety without
making any ohenie of diet, and the absinttof any dim
grambis huts raultrs it taw to OWN to
zrw A litrt dOMMOiliii i i l a k
The genuine kayo tare aintatarei of /.anti O,BOWe/ins
on each Tex. • •
Bold by Druzytets and all ether Destere
♦ Box yrat be lent by mail greerdi on receipt of the
PRIOE. 25 CENTS.
All orient rio■li bs I.44thissell
ErEI 4, 4IRII C. ESF°:ILUDINer.
'SS YOL.LOW/lIG Bri,DORSEMENTIVIR
CEPHALIC , PILLS
WILL cornrwr. ALL WHO SUFFER EKON
SPEEDY AND SURE 017itt 15-10.111.1*
As :Asst Tsstimoxisits ars Inssolicslad by .I)IMSPAIio-
Ma, tAsy ;Word assiosossitiossabli proof of SA* dl.
saes, of Shis Oldie saistoille disuses's('
Mt. OPALDINGF.
I have tried YOUI thtphalie 8.1344-4Fai then so
won that 1 want you to send toe two dollars worth more.
Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a
few of the first box I got from you.
Bead the Fine by mail, and oblige
Your ob't Berran t
JAMES 1LEN14:054
Ileatntßa.
ltn
- I Wish yon.to Nerd me one more box of roar °entails
Pill,. I key. reedived a guatdeal of busiutt from skeet.
Y""l 3.Nr.
2 BTOULROUSE.
N. o.3rizintra.
Irony'll please een , l me two boxes of T a » 4 fhelle
Pile— Send them immediately.
a.".P°°tPll/7 "' MO_ ISIMONX.
P. m—rAsvg trees-vdit lAf opx4t.rewr „Pia , . !We-A*4
Ino - 5011.1111861
BELLZ lanrion. . .
R. C. SPALDING. Eed.
linage nna enclosed twenty-nye dente. forkiltat send'
me another box of your Coolish° fins. l rAtm It MIN,
as bast - Ff Lis Ms.. ropt:
- Direot .X.ISTOVER r P.
self Verros. Wissisot °0„; O.
•
Broxim7ißlasis4 'tr. lado.
x 2 C. SpALDIIIO,
wish for some °MIAMI or large show up. to bring
your Cephalic Plllll more partioularly before my cus
tomers. II you have any rd of the kind please send
me.
One of my customers. who is subject Severe Pleat
Headache, (turmoil, lasting two days.) was cored of as
OSA law by yearPil/s. which I-sent her.
Rospeotfally yours.
W. B. yniir,,s.
aTISFALDniat
--- No. at Col:lava, N. V.
!MAIL ISM :
Inclosed find twenty fi ve cants. (15.) for which send
box of " Cephatio Palm. Send to address of Rev. Wm.
C. Filler,
or ßeinokiabgrx, Franklin Co., Ohio.
Yalu Fills wk Si*. a caorsa--cart Htadotaa a lmost
iisruinstr.
Truly yours.
WM.. C. FILLXIL
eranotne.
pats
Not long llnfue I rent to Ton fur a box of Ceplushe r 115
for the cure of the Nerroes Headache and Coativeneat.
and reoemed the game, and Meg And so gos an - tfait
Mir / Wail incrucrd to ifiter Jet atom
ream mend by return mail.
A. Inreot tic
R. WHEELER.
Yorilant.
ti , enrs tA4 Szasosisssr. Norfolk, fa.
° c owl° pills accomplish the *Week for kooh tat.,
were made. ins.: Care of headache la all its foram.
Rost tad Szantistr. IYorfoik, Va.
They have been tested in more thane thousand awe&
With entire noon&
If you are. or home been troubled with the headache,
send fora box. (Cephalic YiIIe.J so that von may have
them io enall of an attack.
FA , ths Advertise Preefetessee. fe, I.
The Cephalio Pills ere said to be a remarkably effec
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which Mu ever heed
discovered.
From rko Weston X.R. eazestr,
We heartilv endorse Mr. Spalding; and Ida unrivalled
Caphalto•Plil&
Frew the Easatelsa Vaqty Star, XanalAa,, V*.
We are sure that persons suffering with ttfF headache.
Who try them. will stick to them.
Prom the Souther% Path Ftedsr, Nate Otiont. 1, La.
TiT there ! you that are efffieted- and we ire aura that
your testimony oan be added to the WNW' numerous
hat that has renamed benefits that no other mediome
can produce. •
Pram (As Ss. Louis I)tinotrat.
ine immense 116=14 for the *riled* (Cashel* Alley
is rapidly morenalng.
Prom Ma Gemini. Damson, f
Mr. Evsldknt would not oonneot 1 Map 'With sa 61 ,
hale he dui not know to P 065855 real amt.:
From the Advertiser, Provideseu l a/ •
The tojettmoas in their favor to strong, the moot
rearpootaitio aaastook -
NOOK the 79aitv News, iViimpert, S.l; - •
Stervitano Pills are tatting the vlsoe of sll bade.
IV A EltUgle MUD of titALAUws „1111i1411S4k
*LIB will nave ten does tkini. nod nifillly."1111
THOMAS B. BELL.
SAVE INN rizoral
ECONOMY! ftIEPATONI
,
OW" A ilvvres Ilt Inn !AVIV Eirpt.PlNl
As shoidents will happen. even in well -regulated _
families, it is very desirable to have Aron* cheap and,
convenient seas for repairing Furnitare.lora, Crooke
'
MPALDINFOR PREPARED 61.113 E
4
meets ail snail emergencies, and no' household can
afford to do without it. It is aivrays ready. and tin to
the stioking _
USEFUL IN EVERY Haft
Bni* 1111DaMal efioh - le. Prices ali
As tannin unornsoisled voodoo ea* snleinsditi W
win off on the unetunteetinn ',Olio, Statist:tone of MT
PREPARED Gistais I irtnAd =ninon eil *nom to es
;
stnftie Detests ittrififeeisti.:olo oon.I.DOA e h -4 len mons
• ..
sr er,otunere .ritsraeze e .r.„-se
i s & sia row: effeeiati in well. en a:ben
tonUllorialtw NMI
CUMZ ALL, ILENDS or
I - lEADAA 311 M I
45 CEDAR 5111=7, NNW YORK.
BFALIDIIC4'I3
BEAPACHE.
•fILT A
THEIR REAOH,
filAtionvu.vs, Court. Feb. C
Havintioltl), Pa., 11,7861,
Envoi Quasi, IttrwTINOVON co vitrrt Pa.;4
Jai:mars 1008 a.
Is" tiorDszondt. FaArirmtm Co.. Ohio./
J 9.18 a.
YPSILANTI. Mwu., Jan,:ll.
From eAd Democrat. St, Coud, M4**,
Jams rhs Costeurcioi. Bunsen. Bestee. Men.
laid to be very of for the heedashi,
Pant the Commottai, etaciaaart.pitta
Suffinint humanity oan'hom bikrenamod.,.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I
SPALDING'S 'PREPARED •GLEINI
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
14=4
HENRY L 3. SPArabING.,
lO_ 45 CEDAR. STET % t 1134 TOILS,
CAUTIOP(.
THE P,W.I.IIAN.CIE
MUTUAL INSURANCE 1306tVANY
or rinsoostrzno,
o.leileg. No. /NM WALNUT SIT REN'a,
Issues Nv a ra t L 035 OR DA_IYIAOR BY FIRE, on
souses, Stores, and other buildings, limited
ersenietuakand on Furniture.
goods, Wares, and Mer
chandise. in town or
aorintry.
CASH CAPlTAA._assiale W—dBISETR i 311.11.1 K.
Which IIS 11111110ted IA follows,
In first mortgagee on OM Property, worth
double the amount.—;.— .---, sumo 03
Pennsylvania RailroadCo.'' , 6 per eent, first
mons/sill 10831 at par.-- ---..--. 6,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.?; 6 tier omit 7 1 . 4 7,...
oond mortgage lord, (130,1 M— 17,900 00
Huntingdond nroad Tifti Railroad and
Canal C o C.'s mortgage lo an__.
4,000 00
erouud rent, first-class-..._-. —-- 24611 En
Collateral Mane, well &soured —.....— , _ 9 , 600 ,„e,
City otPhilittlelphia 6 per cent. loan—.._—__ gooi 1 76
Auegheax Cenral 6 per Gent. Pa. RR. loan— 10,000 00
Commarmal Ban amok— __ ._ ._ CM 01
Veohamea' Begik stock— ____ 2,812 50
ennerivanin Railroad Co.'; stook— ~......., 4, 0 00 D o
The Reliance Mutual Insidnanop Co.'. stoat .10.0al 00
The County Fire Insurarvise Co.'s stook— Lam on
The Delaware M. S. Inegyanoer Co.'s stook— 'too ixi
Union Mutual Inimrianoe 170.'1 eorip— am or,
Bills receivable...-..--. 14,002 74
Book amounts, aoorded interest, Re. . ....—, 7,101 65
Cash on hand— —____.______— 1.1.844 01
1317,142 Of
The Mutual principle. combined with the seourity of
emcee Capital, entities the insured to participate in
the profits of the Company. without liability for louts.
Lomas Dromptif adJaated and paid.
DIESIGTORII;
gem Tingley, Parnnel Meehan.
Witham_Thontoson,l ..Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William MlMl'''.
William Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrell, Marshall Hill,
. L. Carson,- . J. Johnson Brown,
°hart Tolland, Charles Leland.
. D. Rosengartens Jacob T. Bunting.
Charles 15, Wood, Smith Bowen,
'James S. Woodward, John Bignall, Pittahurg.
- . - CLEM TINGLEY, President.
-g - M. lINCHMAN, Bearden.
February le. um. ten
THE ENTERPRISE
INEM IRANOE COMPANI?
OP PHELADELPOA.
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(FILE IN . DDRANCS EXCLIOBI VALI.)
COMPANY'S ; BZULDiNG, S. W. 00.11121:::
SO IJRTH AND WALIarT STREETS.
DIXEOTORS:
P. illkToriv °an STAIIII• Moairickt L. Dawdor,
Wpwakt rilcraz, Gun. D. 82111. AT,
ttettaio Fitaanra, lonN H. Hnown.
Sl. ATIACid , I7. I :3. A. FABIIRSTOCI.
I Arlnasw D. Cara;
. RI W 111.11T019,, •
v l J. L. EttILITMER.
-• RATOR ORD STAB-R, Preruhmt.
`MIAILLED COX_E. Neoretem. Jell
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPaNY_
No. 921 MtESTINTUT Street,Philadelphia.
CHANTER PERPETUAL.
J..b THE PROFITS DIVID2D AMONG THE IN
SURED.
Insure Lives for short terms or for the whole terrnof
life; grant Annuities and Endo wments ; purohase Life
Interests in Real. Estate ; aw make ail contraots de-
Pending on the contingencies of life.
They act ,u Executors, Administrator., Assignees,
l'restees and Guardians.
A8314T8 OF THE COMPANY, Jammu 1.1861.
Slorteassl. armed rents. real estate._ 07
United States stooks. 'Tremont notes, loans
of State of Pennsylvania, city' of Phila
delphia,!6B,796si
Premium notes,lonns on ortliatermis, .. 137,641 68
Pennsylvania, North Pennsylvania Rail
-Made. and County mm per cent bonds— 100,802 5 0
Hank, insurance, railroad, canal stooks, Soo. 97,647 49
Cash on hand, seems' balances, &0.. 311.1114 14
31,071,128 02
DANIEL, L. 2IILLEN, Premdent.
JOHN W. IPAIPAERSI.SI:m. STOKES.eta. Viae President.
DE A
LAWRE MUTUAL SAFETY IN.
ISTRANCE COMPARY,TaILATIELPHIA.. ,
Iheorpoitted by the Legelsture of Pennsylvania, Me.
Mae S. k. cornet of THIRD sac) wAidivw OtTegUlt
- - -
PHILAD.ELF
MARINE INSTRANOE,
Venehl
Gordo, To &Averts of tile World.
Freight,
L. LAND EMBILCANCEIS
On !Foote by Filters. Camels, Lakes, end lane 6=-
7 nages. to an tarl i n of the Unioß.
Oo Marokeoclfo 'L e ß fs i r.Zi nA tgfitii.
moodeo:h.e.
ASSETS OF THE CONi_P-4.eri
_ November 1 , 1&:(1•
1.100,020 limited States Eire WY cent. lam—, Waxy= VO
.113.000 United States! IA V eerjt.Tteitimrr
flotee, (with accrued interest)-_- 119403 SI
100,900-Penneylvania • State five P con
lean. 12,970 OD
21,080 do. an, wiz do. do: 21,20 02
1/1.000 Philadelphia Cit - rsi2' cent. Loan, 1-20,E3 31
30,000 Tennessee (Sive live cent. Man- .3‘,000 00
300 rO2 Penne rarii.i ailr mortaage
aim e.ent.o,ooo 00
13,0001100 wharea stook Germantown •
Compay, interest and principal
woaran.teed by the City of Phila
delphia "., 12.310 00
Law I:o.ardwrew Penairlyania Railroad
Company__—. . 3,900 00
9,000 100 Clare! rtortb Pennsylvania Rail
raid Comnany.• WO 00
- 1„-N0 e 0 shares Phil adel - Phrei
Steam Tug Company . 1.2(11 00
- 110.3 wharee Philadelphia ant Harm- de
eraoo Steam Tow. boat Company. t
WO 2 shares. Philadelphia Exchange
- _ comp 1.16 00
1,000 Mum Conti nenta l
09.
DW" ..11.r. Cast 4i51T.135.34. Market 7at.5254.260 71
ills receivable, for Insurances made.----- 111,384 42
Bonds arul mortsases.— 34,021 (s)
9.eal estate—. • —,--.---- 61,30
jelutecollu±:, at AtCITIGics--Premiums on Ma
interest. mud otter 4ruts du*
the•Companr— 1/46/ 5 ) 4
Norip: 7 o.nd.atoct of sundry Insurance ta
other Companies Ci
2.0)
Oka btt tred—it ba— ....—.6setaa
ewer
cx az
DIXI4OTOIr2 I .
William ..kartat, 1 Sarintl . ls. 303Zta
Fotromot. A. Boudoir, J. F. Panfirom.
MoTitig u fauld:
. nt. . , lloi.r.ry s.l_9art,.. . :.
.: Xdward-iPartingiva•
4V. Davis, .11. ion en Brook° t''
j c littir r ;pi! .- ; Wraiss..4.U.braili,
' D ana . friM uu rrfil= 4. ;
owes C. it a 1-
C. Lutwit. 1 Jacob P. Jones.
K. Po T ti . .V. sea uss l 'on. 2 fict o nCo i l.Y. % ll;: flA4 4'
,ilium _ s e C. beitver, i Joy B. Ilevuila, Pit toib'to
aws Crum,. . . D. - Pototortuo, : "
cM en icily. A. B. derttr, "
w1b..1.a..i.rd mAltTirt, President.
TAUB, G. LAND'
I V'l" Fiw
, AMEX .6 MBUELN. beor4tarr.niolli-b
EWINSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—
E PgriNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
noo_nporated LiCIP—ORART.F./1 Pkiiirk r
WIJA,J ., IO. 310 WALNUT street, opposite IndOPOntl
ellirroZ6pany, favorably known to the oominunity
-for thirty -at= years, continue, to tnaurlytgainat lora or
image by Fire , on public or private 13aildigge. either
permanently or for a United time. Also. on Furniture,
stooks of Goods or liderobandise lienerally. libenil
Their Capital, together wtth a large avrews Fund is
invested in the most inroadm
manner, womb cos es
the to o ff er to the insured an =doubted =aunty in
the case of Lou.
Jonathan Patterson, - lesao HoMehurst,
Quomin Carnahan. Thomas Robins,
Ale:ender Benson, Damel . Smith, Jr..
WWl= Montenos, . John Beverena,
Thom. Nana_.
. .... . .... _ .
JONATiIi PA:IIERSCAN. President
AUTON SKIM. titeoretsry. apt-ly
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
AL MITE or r'ENNSYLVANIA—FIRE AND MA
RINE INB
NG URAIICE Nos. 4 &ND 10 .I.ITCHANG/S
BUILDI/J.
Chartered in 104—Centel LIXIC,IO3—Fob. I, UM, soak
"erne, $438,7et .
all ineeeted ia sound and aeattable seonntlep—een
tau to inure oo Votaola and Canoes, Buildisdas
Meeks el Merobandueoto.,on hberal tome.
ant EGTORS.
limy D. Sineryerd, 'sorra R. Stuart,
luneon Toby, Samuel Brant. Jr.,
Wharlee Maxus:ever. labials Vanua,.
Wildeni S . 3nuth . Thomas B. watfo.
Jakn IL Budd. Henry 43. -
Willtua X. waste. °harm 15. age; .•i
ennrxe 0. Carron. ' •
CIE ? afiERIERD, Prerid•at.
AR. r E L4eerstary. 110-ff
INSURANCIZ: DIECHARTM'
I. INSURANCE COMPANY or Philtuielphlgi Nip.
131 North SIXTH etreet, below Raw. insure Build
nge, epee-16,4nd blerohandlie generally from loge or
damage by Fire. The empany guarantee to adjust all
lases promptly, and therehy hope to merit the patron
age altar eublis.
• • IlltlLSPlrakf.
William Motion, Robert Flatttian.
nonela Copper, Miebsel Mageol.
Reorge.A.. Dougherty. Edward 101°0os - ern,
James Martin, Thomas B. MaCormiak.
James Dnromeg, John Vronsley,
Matthew MoAleer, Frauds 'calla,
wird Rafferty. John Cutoody_
rtomas J. Hemphill. Bomordia. linkman.
h omaa Fisher, Cl:lanes Moro
Flan,
Du Mohionoo, Michael Cahill.
FRANCI6 COOPER. President.
411.1*AILD RAFFERTY. Renreta7e. odt&-1y
A EMMA:IAN FIRE I.NaURANCE
IIiCORPORATED 1310 CHARTER rya-
PETUA.b.
No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third. Philadelph i a,
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook and Surplus,
invented is sound and available Securities, continuos to
ussure on Dsrelliliss, Store*. Furniture, aterthitedieo,
Yeses!a in port and th eir carton% and other pentode!
property. All lomat liberally and promptly edituited.
DIAXCTOES.
ttoak R. Poeirill. John T. town.
lonn.Wessh, James R. Campbell.
4nittel2. morton. • Edmund G. Dntilh,
Pattriak oradv, Chas. W. Pooh:nay,
lintel Morris.
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T)106141311.. MARIS, Fretudeat.
ALBERT C. S. OThaWPOR.D. Secretary. fele-tf
NTHRACITE INEURAIRTE COMPA
CIL NY.--intitorisod Coital atB6,O*—CIMAITEI
paIIe,,ETWAL. ,
- owns 140. an "%VAL& erk Wrest, bitwipara bard aosi
Fourthltreet,
This Co_tapany will insure againzi loss or damage by
Firopon ftildinga,Panutani, and Mereheaubs• gsso
-1174 Wows, atd
Faults. Want Insurance to raporta It As lirewrz
DIXECITOia
sottokleakor, joit4,s ‘ tit 3.4xtioitio
. John Ketoham. ,
Ate Andeuned, john R. cantos.
?brio Yearn& W. F. DEW.
star Sieger, J. B. Balm;
JAW'S BaßEJL,_.P.reatiiint.
Wrd. ViAle President.
W. M. ISMITI. Ilserstary, ens tJ
IQ I KOROGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—0111441144 409 WALNUT Meet.
PIKE INSURANCE on Houses and Merohandise
generally. on favorable terms , either limited or per
petual.
DIRECTORS:
Jeremiah Bonsall, Thomas Marsh.
John Q. Ginned°, Charles Thomveons
...,gdwardD. RObertii. James T. Hates
asmnol ameition jemmy T , °wen,
Reuben C, Hale._ John J. ttraths.
JR,.R.RMIAH BONSALL, President.
JOHN Q. OINNODO, Vioe President
Tionesn Cos. Seeretars t Jalf
1114 FLOWN'S EMSENCE OF JAMAICA
gIfiCER.—FREDERICK SROWN. Chemist and,
most mt. northeast corner of Chestnut and Fifth shirk
Philadelphia, sole manufacturer of brown's resenne of:
Jamnitlin 'OM, 0. TPtrlining.tinli Mien., be, d b 7,
the Mee teal Meetly • and has oppurcke the Astausa tharair
mealtime of the United States.
This Essence is a preparation of Uneetiel excellence.
In ordinary diarrhma, incipient cholera. is abort, in all'
moms of prostration of the digeative innotiOne, jt 18
.of
inestimaboe value. During the prevalence of epitome
(Meters and summer complaints of °Miami it is pen
uarw etriep3lollll; no thilUi7, thdrethilist, or traveller
should be without It.,
NOTICE.—To prevent this valuable Enema from
being countsrleited. a new steel mocraMmt,ssoouted et
a grata cost, trill be foand on the outside of the wrap
eer,rn.order to guard the purchaser against being
fm
peiCd upon be 'Werth less niutatipne
preperel onig by FR EDE* ICS BRoWN, and for
sale at hie' Drug .and Chemical Store. IC K. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia. and at FRE-
W:on iCK 7SHOWPI, Int. ' s. Drag and Chewiest score,
S. K Corner of Plinth and Chestnut streets. "Conti
nental" HOW. Pailadelphm. Also for sale by eft re.
~.sauthla Distelete on the United States. mor4.llm_
NOTli.'E.—The Citizens of the different
.
L 1 Cities and Towne throughout the State are invited
to competition for the pincer at winch the Jinni AN
SA
NUAL it TATI' FALK shall be • held. Provo/ale
sent/Omni uldnoomenta and advantaxao, dim
to the eBtiernsut4 Quirt**, eeeelet ''Y the
eal. 1a ..... 1t " QUlle.'ittelei en l')te.' received . an: to and .
001,4"...‘ Afar mut next. eomminniostionir should be -
drama to either ot the folkirrine lemony
WM CIIVDER.. it.
loaf* P.ItynnERFORD ,
14.0011 Minn
Ivliii B. zabitEN. _,_
Ranuburs„ Pa.
*MOLE. KAPP.
znerteemeeriandi Psi.
Inememaittee.
•sit-~0~~~1
hAVANA MOS—A hugelhud splen
did assortment of all slum gad in store
end for sideyerT wirfOr-"rik —,
- • . ; - 071A44a0_111f711,
1130 WAWITrff &mai
AN.II PHILADELPHIA
_AND RE&DING RAILROAD.
r.PLP14Ei.,(11,41,111, El for POTT O /11 , LE,. READ-
I MORN I NGRRIURG. en end after May 20, 1861.
LIMNS, - DAILY,. Iftundays exoented,L
Leave New Depot, corner ot BRO a.D and OAL LOw-
HI LL Streets. PEIILtiDELPOIA. (Pasisenger sni t
tranoes on Thirteenth and on 00.1101111111 llygpriAlL.
A. M eonseetiriA at RaMetnlfg with the , c.
VAIeA R A LLIt AD 1 , . 01. train. running. to Pitts
burg; the otl MS ERLAN I) VALLEY 1 06 r. M. tram
stng to Chaps retaining, Carlisle. &e. , and Om
Nit wvatoN t 1 ENT RAL RAILROAD 1 r. M. t rain
running to Runbirry. &a.
Leave New DeaTotireerner of B it 0 an and CALLOW-
E.ic Proofs LINER.
HILL. Rtreets. Pflll, al) 41..P111/.. (Passenger en
trances on thirteenth and on (lallowhill etreete.) for
purr...m . lA, and lIARRISBURI3. at 616 P. M..
um lA. oonneoting at Rarrisbu with the Northern
ntral Railroad, for &moors . Williamsport, Elmira.
READ a+ la only,
An.; or
eximpted./ at 5 P. M.. DAILY, (Sundays
DISTANCES 'VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READ
ING RAILROAD.
r VOX PHILADELPHIA, Mlles, •
To Phomixville.....— 231
Reading_-...-........ 031 Philadelphia and Reading
Leban0n............. , K.
liarrisnur 86 and Lebanon Valley . ft .... lig
Dauphin - --.... -..124
Milletsollr3-......142 Northern Centrsl
Treverton intuition IBA Railroad.
Donbury..-...... ...Is9,
Northumberland...AT; i
Lewieburg.... - -175
Milton -._...... . .... . .163
nanny -..----..-...291 S. Sunbury and 'Erie ft. It.
WI hamapart- ......2v9 I
Jersey 5h0rn........2101
Look Daveti.--...6:16)
Troy'--..... Rm
t°n.
. ''''''' -- - ..261 .-238 Virillieme l ikort and Elmira
Elmira„ .
....... . - 287 ellromi.
The 8 A. M. and 3.16 P. M. trains connect daily at Port
Clinton. ( Minds, s excepted.) with the ILIATAWINSA.
WILLI *Anil/RT. and ERI 07. RAII , IIO*D. Making
tleae oonneetione with lines to Niagara Palle, Canada,
hel eat and southwest.
DEPOT lei PIiILADKE,PiIIA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWRIW S i. e Moi
LHENNEY. SeotetarY.
mrle-tf
May 20. 120.
BUMMER ARRANGE
INMEMEKI PRUADELPEI
GISR.PdAPITOWfts AND VORRIFITOWN RAILROAD,
On and after Moeda', May 130861.
FOR Ca.A.MANTO
Leave Phi laoel obi a 5.7. 8,9, 10, 11.11 A. M., 1,2,3.
3.35, 4, 6. 6, 535, 7,8,9, lOU, and 11. P. M.
L ea ve fiereutntswn, 6. 7, 7%.8, 78,9, 10,11, 12 A. M.,
1, 2,3. 4.6, 6, 836. 7%. 8. 9,106 P. M.
The 8.20 A. M. and 3.35 P. M. Train, Mop at Derwin
town only.
ON SUND AYR.
Leave Phi ladelPhia. 9.05 A. M., 214. 3M, 5, 754, and 1015.
P. M.
Leave German town,B 10 A N., 1 . 4, 614, and 935 P. 51.
CHESTN u . .r RILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 5, 8.10, 12 A. M.. 3. 5.5.5, 4.6. 8, 9.
Mad 104 P. M.
L C 4 1 ,0 Chest - out II ill. 7 15, 9, 5.40, 5.40,11.45 A. M.. 1.10.
335, 5.40, 7.10. 8.40. end MAO P. M.
The 8 A. M. and 3.35 P. K. will make no dope on the
Germantown roan.
ON SUNDA'S S.
Leave Philadelphia. 9.06 A. M.. 236'. 5, end 751 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.60 A. M.. 12 40. 6 10. and 9.10
P. M., - _
FOR vONBI3I.OH.OOREN ANP NORRIBTOWN.
Leave Ptilleclelabia, 0.60. 731, 0.05. 11.05 A. IC, 1-05.
8.08, 434.84.8. and 11M P. M.
Leave Morristown.!, 7. 8.C6, 9,11 A. M., 13fi. 43‘, 5.+6,
and 935 P. M.
ON 13 U - NDAYEI:
Leave Philadelnhia.9 A. Al.. 3 and 5 P. M.
Leave laorviatearn. 7 l.(A.M., audlS P. M.
FOR NIANAYUNK.
L 0 3 ,70 Phitadelnhia, 5.80. T3i. 9.03, 11.03 A. 1 , 11.,1,0
3.05. 300, 4S, 54. 8. and 13,X P. M.
I.eave Maria y_unk, 63i'. 73i, 8.30, 9.35.11% A. M., 3 , 334
5, 7. and 10 P. M.
ON SUNDAY!.
Leave Philadelphia. 9 A. M.. 3 6. and TX P. M.
Leave Manevunk. ni A. M.,134. s.K. ana a P. M.
11... 8111.1v11. General Supermtendent,
M7ll-tf Depot,. micrn and dra...N titreete.
9111 E PENNBYLVANIA CNNTRA)
RAILROAD,
260 MILES DOUBLE TRACK.
1861. asap!
_lBbl.
THE CAPACITY OF THlsa ROA r N OW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA Arill PITTEBURG.
Connecting dire° , Philadelphiratrth Throush Train.
from Roane, Sew York, and all potent East. and in the
Come Dopot et Pittaburg with *a hrough Train. to and
from all pointa in the West. Northwest., end Southwest
—thug furnishing facilitiea for the transportenon ol
Passeuvers unaurpassed for speed and oomfort by any
other route. •
Expreaa and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without chausgs of itars or Conduotore. .411 ;I:hroupb
Pasaengor Imola provided with Long - bridge el Patent
Drake—speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers.
Smoking Pan are attached to each Train ; Wood
ruff's Steeping Cars to liApress and Fast Trains. The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Fast lanes,Suii-
Mug excepted. •
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia 5.t7.20 A. 11.1.
.1, 14
Feet Line 11.45 A. N.
Eames Train leave', , c-l! P. M.
WAY TRAtlig LEAVE AS FOLA.OV7d.
Harrisburg AeoomNiodetion, via Columbia, g. 30 P. hi.
Columbia 4.00 P. M.
Pargesburg " at 5.40 P M.
Wekt Chester " Ito 1. at 8.15 A. M.
2 at 12 30 P. M.
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Wegt Cheeter ratiaengers will take the Weet Che3ler
Nos. 1 and and Columbia Trams.
Passengers for Banbury, Willlamemort, Elmira, Buf
falo, Niagara Fall., eel intermediate points, leaving
Philadelphia at 7.a0 A. M. and tat P. gl., go directly
through.
Tickets Weetward may be obtained at tha offices of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boaton, or
Baltimore' and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant Y attroad Offices inthe West ; also on board ant of
the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Onto
rivers
ilEir Fare always as low, end time BM quick, as by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion. Boutheast corner of Eleventh Connec t ions streets.
The completion of the Western of the
Permayivania Railroad to Chmago,_ T. make this the
DIRECT LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
GREAT WES.
The connection of treoks by the Railroad. Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding ell drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the raving of time, are advantages readi- I
ly appreciated DI Rhipperg of Freight, and the Travel.
hog Puling. • • '
Merchants and. Shippers entrusting the traneporta
tion of their Freight to this Company, can rah" with
confidence on its Speedy tressed.
THE It ATEB OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania. Railroad are at all
iir/16,7 as favorable as aro charged by erhor Railroad
Goinecates.
Wir tie particular to mark ptioksgea Fennnyl
vania" Raproad."
For Freight Contracts or Shlpping Mentions, apply
to. or 'addresa either of the I o n:
Agents o 1 the
Company:
D. A. Stewart, Pittsburg
IL S. Pierce A. Co., Zanesville. o._i J.l, Johnson, Rip
ley, O.; R, McNeely, Maysville, Ky. • Ormsby A Crop
per, Portsmouth, O.; Paddock & Jelleraonville.
!ethane; H. W. Brown A Co. Cincinnati , Atsern
& Habbert,_Cinoinnetb O. A. C. Maldruni Madison,
Ind., Joe. E. Moore. Louisville, Ky. ; P. G.'ti ley &
Co., Evanervitle, led. ; N. W. Graham & C0.,0 Cairo,
111. • R. F. Sass, Libeler & Glawet. Louis. Mo.; John
l!„. 'Harris, Vashville,_Tenn.; Herrin & Hunt. mem
p_kla. ann.; Clarke & Co., Chicago, ;W. 11, H.
Aoonts. Alton, DI.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at differentpoints *lithe Weet„
et-B, KZ .orrrari, Jr., Philadelphia,
MAGRAW & O ber.... North stroetUeitlinore.
LERCH & C0..1 Astor House. or 1 a_..Wllaiturt . t.. H.
LEECH & CO.. No. 77 State street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
L. L. 1/Ql./PWI Goal Tioget Agent, right,
E. LB Gen'l nue% ditoors. Pa.
1861. arciospitis"-•
$994 faa fa
aPri RRARGIEALEFIV.
O .talts. a
,Ir l i f EN AND AMBOY SID .PRILA
AND TRENTON RALLR_AD
ILLa PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
AND WAY PLACEE.
WI/21 WAINVT-22. WHARF *NV ia1f21216702 2.1 , •.4 t
WILL LAAVE AD FOLLOWS. VIZ .
At lA. M.. via Camden and Arnim'', C. an' A. An
nommodetion 2d
Ate A. M., via Camden imd Jeiney:..(hM•42.4.)
Accommodation....— 225
At 8 4, AL, via Camden and lanai murains
Mad - 3 00
At 1136 A. AI., via KeZl3l2lOOll end 3011101 C 227.
Weetern Express, 700
At 12h Pr M., via gown an 4 ,MPbay A9ooMlRO
datlon --------. —. 778
At 2 . P, M., via Camden and Amboy. C. end A.
_
a o 0
Arpii P. M.,1116 irOiirrat.olllUldJer2ll7 City. BT.'
Din; Excels. 3 co
At P. ~ via Kensington and Joiner CAT; id
Class Tie at...
Teni22 3 26
At SP. M., via Camden and Jerat 3 7 City,
MAO .00
At 113( via Camde n and Jersey City, South
ern Mad.— , 2 2r,
At 5 P. M., ma Camden and Ainhov, Aooommoda
um, (Freight and raattengar)--Ist.Chsge 'lndict 2 25
Do. do. Tiokot.. I N
!rim I' Al Mail Line raw Antly. Tito 11.4 PM. eolith
ore Mail,Retardeyaeseeeted.
For Belvidere, Easton, Lambertville, Flemington.
&e., at 7,10 A. M. and 4.% P. M. from Kensington.
For Watentilap,Stroadabotz. Bayamon. WilkeeDorri•
Wartime, Creel Bend, An., 7 .11 A. M. limn Kew:menu.
ia Delaware. Lounksgranna abd Wriern R. R. • •
For Maueh (Muni., Allentown, mid /3ottlehem at tan
A. M. and 21 { P.OO trout KenuingttmDopot;• (the 7.10
A. N. line nonnecto with train leaving Etkaton at 3.85
P M.)
tor Meant Roily, at $ and SA. M., tar 434 F. SI
For Freshol4. as 6 A. Td..
LINN and 2 P. M.
WAY S.
Fir Basiol..Trenton. an.. di ma A. M. 4)Ciiii
P. M. from Kennington, and tti P. M. frcim Wishanc
street wharf.
FoE_T'alrayra. tiverton, Delanno . Beverl7. name:
ton Florenoo, llorrientawn. ice., at UM. 1, B. 4.16, and 6
P. id.
•
Sean boat Trenton, for }Uniontown end Intermediate
c~~j~TFor Pow brk and 114, 11a id it tnTI T t Wit t ii ir lantlin;Gton
De t, tate the cam on 'Fine street, above yraitant,
half an hour befse departure. The oars run into the
We Intl °
dopot, wad °leech tram, tun from the depot.
Fifty . rounds 0 Baggage only allowed Egiall freetpen 7 ,
gr t . Paeseileart ,
are profti NM m fro taking earth! ce se
gime but their'irattriny mare. All bagya.lo (ITV
y pounds to Weald .fOr ' The Clompay.y,
their responsibility ;or &caseate One liollaryer intatta l
and will not Ntliable for any adamant . beyond - 410e. ex
net Dv avowal contrast. • • . .
rri 6,0 will. N. CIATZBIBL.Acent.
NOR' V, PENIPSYL
aitai#IIIII4-''' VA MIA R AILVAD. •
FOR B iIOYLES rOWN, - AlllOll-
(!-FIONS., - 11 121.1..1 ASTON, ECK 11,y,
WILKESBABRE, k-c.
Tattuuc TRA/ NS.
On and after MONDAY. MAY 11. 1300. Paiesenger
Trainswillleave F/LOItTai4WILLOW Streeta„Fhdee
delphi at daily. (Sundays 4'oe - idled). as follows ; -
At 646 A. 37.., 44 2:2llroar), tor Bethlehom, Allentown,
Mauch Chutilta l azleton. Wilkesberre, &a.
At 2.44 P. M., (13zorees i t for Bethlehem, Beaton, (be.
This train'reaohos Weston attl I'. M. and makes alose
*animation with New Jere*, °astral for and makes
At 4.16 F. M., for Bethlehem, -Allentown, Mauch
Chink, &e.
At I A. Pd. r and t F. M., for Oojleatown.
At 10.30 A. Id. sod 6.40 P. M., for Fort Weeltinglon.
The 0.40 A. Btr Expreea tram mates elate connection
with the Lehigh Valley Reilmed at Bethlehem, being
the ettortest.end moat clearable route to Wilkegbarre.
and to all vints in the iteLigli anal ninon.
TRAINS FORFSi.- I.eftEt.rnlA.
Leave Bethlehem at 4.10 A.• M.. 6,16 In., and AM
'L ,
ost° Doylestrain 7.26 A. M. and OP, Id. "1.
Leave Fort WW14111117.011 at S.A.3D ffi ants 3o P. N..
SllNDAYe•—rhillidelphis for Bethlehem at
A.M.
for Doylestown F. M.
eylestown for Philadele v i at 6.40 A. Id. -
tblobrou for Philedelp 'a sst is F.
are
re td' tealehera-2 um 11
40 are to t Chunk.lll Bi
60
Through Tickets mcsl be- proaured At the
in
061oes, et WILLOW Street or BF. Ring street, in order
to seonre the above rates o ffare_
All Passenger Traits teffitent Sunday Trains) oonneet
at Berke Street with Filth and Stith-streets, and
ISecond end Tbird-streets Passenger Itailroade, twenty .
=mites after leaving Willow Street.
RIMS CLASS, Agent.
TrPHiLADELPHIA
artr tin iN aneT h
9 a 79lf t - g I c #42;Myit i p iL .ltlVLß9AD. 2
PAMMENERR TR A. 1.148 LEAVE PELL a IOWA:
For Baltimore at 8.11 A. M. , 11.33 A. M., (Express},
and 10 . 10 F. M.
For. Chester at 8.15 A. M.. MA A. M.. 4.21 and 1040
For Wilmington "at all A. M.. 11 311 A. M.. dig and
10. M BL
For Noir Bootle at mu A. X. and 4.11 P; M.
For Dover. at 8.11 A. M. and 4.311 P. M.
Forßar Milford et ELM A. M.
Per Salishury /Lig F OR
TRAMS 111111.5DEUBIA
Leave Baltimore at 0.141 A. M. (=prom% P.M A.
and LO F. M.
Leave Wiimir.gton at CM and 9.10 A. M.. Lin and
El P.M.
Mire Efo l iti t lit e t 1: 4 1/.
Leave Better at itS5 A. M. and LW P. M.
Leave New Castle at 8.25 A. M., 7.10 Y. DI.
WEE) Chester`at LSO A. 4..9.40,1 . 61 sad F.M.t
'Leave Baltimore for Bahstniry and Velmeare Rail
road at Lig A. M.
TRAMS FOR BALTIMORE:
leave Chester at 845 A.M., 1296 end 11.30 P.M.
i ty:ouni vz r ib i a nst . TßAiritn 0.33 th 55 Passenger cl . , P r . a M tta4 .. tifill hoc li
follows
Leave Philzialla for run T?erriviilo and intermediate
also.' at Ii.PO
A f ter: Win:glare:a tor Perryville ant Intermediate
pisess /14 r • ee.
Leave Walming lon for Philadeloiwt and intorms
diate places at s P. _
Leave Bawrst-de-tiraoe for Baltimore aid Intermedi
ate stations st e A'. te. '
Leave Baltimore or Havre-de-orace and intermedi
ate stations at I r, m,
ert otirifTht - ira
Coromoooinitiooday. rdartsossi, - until hither no
tice, T. 4 0 ALES wit run on Sundays.
Leasing Philade ehia-for Bah imoie and Washington
at 1186 A. M. and latio P. M. and
Leaving Baltimore for Piiiiadslphitt at 9.45 A. M. and
4.45 P. M.
anti S. M. FBLTOH. Provident.
('OTTON SAIL WOK and .o.ollrAid,
of all numbers and. brands.
Itavan's Dusk Awning Tanllsof all daseripticsai, Tor
Teats, Aartutts, Trusks-and Assist Leaver s,
Paper Maunfaetaterrainer.tralSh- from 3 to a
feet
.FllltiSeratirlaWriad
03 3SX Mat,
OLD II
SA,LXII BY AV
FIIENSSS, MALEY, & 041.,
No. 499 MAXIM? 117ILICE11
..--------.
LARGE SALE OF GERMAN COTTON HOSIERY.
On n Tames, Merniat.
MI In. tlO o olook for caii h—
le 0 dozen regular make white cotton hose.
000 • • .. brown
441 " o V pfngturk "
300 " merino half hos3._
aoo " br ern cotton ha' fliciegl.
JO/ " fancy cotton half hose.
WO " children's wh.te cotton hose.
600 " " fano!
am .. b ye: fano! aocks.
WO " men a sad omen's cotton and ha's thread
1 oitta.
v 4 " ales i
m ts glove.,
200 " womea's lisle hnsal gauntlets.
stir gametes and eate,Maime early on morning of sale.
lei F. PANOOAST, AtTUTIOffEIr.E. Sac
• censor to B. st...oes. Jr.. ens WC ht.
sithitiFra LF (WORM. 111 1 .1 L•
ROOM FIXTURPR , kn.
This Mornins.
Mar 25. 0nn111101112 6 or at 10 o'clock precisely, at axles
rnom. No. 431 Chestnut street, a stock of fine brandy.
whisky. wines. ale. &a.
aloe • bar -room Gaturer. consietista of alums, tables,
smoker, Tare. 460.
LABOR STEAK PRRttE, _FORM
ANUFACTURF , RP.
Tins Mrai.
May 25, at 10 o'nlock preomely, one Very powerful
steam press, entirely new.
RASE, OF DRY G 10118. "ItIBBONS, MILLINERY
0450100, .E 311114 Of MC RI W.S. ko.. oataleiue.
On Wednesday Mornint.
Map 19. commencing at 10 o'clock preudielr.
PHILIP FORD ik 00., AITOTIONRERS,
Ito. 030 MARIE'S' Etreet and $Ol MlllO.lll St,
LARGE YOr3ITTVE 1121Lit' 1.000 cIASEIS .1300 TE,
Oa anvEs..A_ND sitooktus.
Tivars4ST Morning,
May 30. at 10 o'eloolt preeisely. oe gold, b 7 ogle
forge-
-1,000 once men's , boys' snd youths' calf. kit , . and grain
boots, calf end kip brogans, Congress Mutsu!, ( ford
ties, &o.; women is, mimes', and children's mill. kip,
goat, illoro6oo and kid heeled boots and nhoes gaiters'.
slippers, bvpkine, ko.; also. a large end dea lrnble
ar
torment pi oity-msde good&
sir eoode open fur onominatiOn. with satsierass,
twig on the morning of sale.
..r.i.r of DIXTM sad ILACIU &rants.
ATHANFP GP.F. AT RALE OP FORFEITED 00l
OPEN. 8.000 LOTS OF FORFEITED ARTICia.
The sale will take place
On Tuesday Morning,
May 28 : at 10 o ' clock , at Moses Nathand' auction
Rouse. Noe last and lfg olar;h Sixth street adjoining
the southeast sorner Sixth and Race 'tyre ts. and will
oonaiet of ladies' and gentlemen's eiottorg, bedding,
carpets, housekeeping articles tools. sewing machines.
guns, 'pelvis. fancy articles: &e., viz
Superior frock, dress. business. mok. and over stoats ,
pant+ ; vests; debase , demine. and othey dresses and
dross patterns; skirts; every variety of rich Canton
crave thaws ; silk, setia. merino. plaid, woollen.
brocho. Wells, and other shawls ; silk velset.silk.aatill.
menet,. lane. cloth , and other elcalts. at 911 " 164
eirou are, and mantillas; capes, ()altars, snows. pat&
sole ut,der mottling of every dsseription. feather bees.
spreads. comfortable*. blankets, sheets. towel',
table cloths. china. glass, and irteensware, double and
sizzle-barrel fowling-pieces. tools of every dr seription,
clocks, paintings engravings. et ver-plsteo ware. forks,
knives. stomas. Havana ei‘ars, liquors. and, in 'Mort,
goods of eves, description. including furniture. b.. 0.
ar The goods will biopen for examination on the
day previous and on tnalnorning of Bale.
Dealers. housekeepers and others will please attend
this etle. as e :en emote will positively be sold, with
out the least reserve.
AT .PRIVA.TF , BALE.
Some of the finest CIOLD PATS'S"! JLIT.V.EIt and
CHRONOMkI TER WATCHES mantifaotarod, at halt
the lomat setting pries, gold lever and Wein° systobssi
silver lever and lemma watches, MOO. Swum, an d .
French watcher. at Ammon/thin& low sloes, le ,welrT o /
every deseription, very low, suns. ratonk =Vocal In
etruntents, first quality of . Havana cigars, at half the
Importation price, in quantities to snit purchasers. Sid
various other kin d s ofgoodt.
SPLENDID art OF
SALEDIAMONDS AT PRIVATE
Contiating of diamond and opal britaatpig and ear
rings. Price sew. Cost in Paris 411.400
A splendid single-stone diamond bteeet-ntn, salt
ale% oost Wes.
OUT ROOK SAL/R1
Attended to pereopelly by the Anethenser.
Consignmer.ta of any and everry~ kind of roods all
•,ted. NATELAII9,
MONTsY TO LOLL
1.26.000 to loan, at the lowest rates, on diamonds,
watohea,lewelry. 'elver plate. dry goods. olothlng. (re
veries. oirr,ryt, , hardware, catler ! _, Pianos. mirror". M
anure, bedding, and on goods of description. to
Large or Ismail amounts. ham one dollar to tholutandg.
for an Janktli, of time agreed on.
NW The Oldest Established lionise in this sit!.
ACP .Pnvate entranos on RACE Street.
Busineze hours from 9 A. hi. to 9 Y. 141.
Mor.wy insurance fo• the bor.efit of depositors.
CHARGES ONLY TWO PER CENT.
liir Advances of NUM and upwards at two per tient
kdwancerr of IMO and upwards. at one net Gent.. fer
lhon LOILEAL
FREIGHT NOTICES.
N ' AluE TO EMPPERt3 OF FREIGHT.
persnanne of unties from the regular authori
ties, all gouda forward.-el by way of the ILA EL-
PliIA AND READ/ DIG RAILROAD to the States of
Al 'wavy', UCK Y,
TENN EttiF.E. are VIRGINIA.,
Must be distinctly marked "Not contraband," end,
underneath these words the name of the 'thinner. The
Binppers' Receipt must also he marked tut above. And
no a, ode of say gleactription Will be foriparded to States
South of the above named
my4-1m ASA WHITNEY. President.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-43HIPPER 8 WILL
please take notice that the south Carolina It. A.
Co. have discontinued roslserding ell through troikas
and that all goods formerly consigned to them moat AOW
tie ConAigned toeoqty as elm'.
Mama. T. 8. &T. 9. BUDD will forward et goods W
their addrela A. ItExoN, Ja. Cp..
schli No VAS North IN A
2 qt.
szurrine:
WALIELY COMMUNICATION
BY HYRAX • BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL, Galling
as
QUEENSTOWN f Ire
tapl,/ to load and embark passetiges and despatohes.
the Liverpool, New York .and Philadelphia Stearn
shin Company's splendid Clyde-built iron screw steam
ships. are intended to sail as follows!
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
KANGAROO, . Saturday. May 25
ETNA. . Saturday. June II
EDINBURGH. • Saturday, Junes
And every Saturair throughout the year, from PIER
N 0.44 N. 1.
RA TE7I OF PSAGE
lIROUGH. FROM PHI AS LADELPHIA.
I
Cabin, to ifeenstown, or Liverpool.— ...... .... 73
Do. to Edon, via Liverpool-- —. —..— .... 93
Steerage to Queenstown , or LiverpooL_..—..... 30
Do. to London. --- --. 33
Do. Return tickets , available for six months
from Liverpool.. ...,_ . SOO
Paff.engers forwarded to Havre, Pans, Rambo rg,
Bremen, and Antwerp. at through rates.
Cettfieetes of vantage issued from Live - meal to New
YorS--- . OKI
oertifordee of pturin=we - rtisTaid — fiirm — tineTato — tir — n EZ•
New York.-- ---GM
'rho" stAintrerirr. tee_ or amoMMOdatieffill lot
Passengers; are cousin:toted - lei. tb watersi..t eempart
menu, and carry experienced ourgeone.
For frettht. or yeaaibae,epyli at the °aloe of the Cow
per:is. Sunni G. DALE Agent,
111 Walnut strol l , Plileidelphia.
In Liverpool, to W MAN
wirer Buildings.
in Glasgow, to•WM Lerman,
. • . • . Mon street.
THE BRITISH ANL, NORTH
_ AftLERICArf ROYAL MALL STEAM-
PROM WV TORT TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Peassre--•—_-__...--.--$l.lO
Second Cabm Pasant.— Ti
DoTTOIV TO LIV.ZOTOOL.
Chief
gs;;EiiidCal7ol —7 Tyy
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ehip• from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor, _
PERKA, Capt. Judicial*. l i l
APRIC,A, Capt. elhatuson.
ARABIA. Oaipt.J. Btouu. VAII/iDA t Cur. OAderoon.
AMA, Capt. is. 0. Lott. AMExtuA, t,apt. meanies
AUSTRAL AIiAN NIAGARA, Capt. Moodie.
Capt. E. lockley. l EU ROPA, Capt. J. Cook.
TIA, ((now building,/
These vases carry a Weer white hint at mast-head;
[seen on starboard how ; red on port bow.
AFRICA Bkannon..letilren N. York, Wednesday, Mar 32.
MUROPA, Anderson, - Barton. Wednesday. May H.
FE MU)., Jadirins, " N. 'York, Wedueeday, June 6.
AM R R
_ICA. Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday , June 12.
.1 R
, iUSTAL ASIA rt.
Beckley. • N.York . Wedneeday , Junet9.
ARABIA, tkone, Bonen, Wednesday. Jima 26.
Burins not "soured until wild for.
An experienced Burgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold. Ail yer, Ballion.Bpeole,Jewelry,Precions Bones
or Metal', unless of lading are signed thereor, and
the value thereof therein expressed For fie 'ht
passage, sooty to or
inkd-tf 6 Bowline Green. New York.
RAILROAD LINES.
Pl' PEITLADELPIIIA,
WILMINgTON AND flAir
IMO 114111•ROA 0 —PHILADRLPHIA, May 4,1861.
'FRAIN/11 FOR W ASH INOTON.
On and after Monday,' May 6.3B6l:Trams for Weigh
ingion, via • unspoilt!, will leave Philadelphia et 11th
A. M. and 10.60 P. M.
R STURIIINO,_
Will arms at PhiladelpMa Irom Weetancton At IR,IB
A. M.. and also at 9.11 r 01.
Through tiolreta gold at the depot, corner of Broad
and Prime streets, Philadelphia.
mye B.'M. FELTON.
P IIVA I IVA L SITAD A g
'ollti. - 29 /loath Fourth strftet.
_ PEtkfDELtEtA., April V,1361.
=l4lErnatt
b y t
On andcompa after Ma
th, y I. 1861. season tickets will be issued
his ny for periods of three, ea. nine, and
twelve months., not transferable.
319410.11 eohom-tiokets may also be had at an per cent
demount. •
These ticikets will be sold by the Treasurer at No. 427
South FOURTELltreet, where any further information
can be obtained. 8. BRADFORD,
a g o taing WEST 011E8TER
TRAINS via rgivroPyLvA-
P KAI. it A.., Wave' d epot. oorner EL FNZATB
and M BR KV. at 8 a. M., 1330 P. M.,_and• CY. M.
On Sandai, leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M., and West
(Theater at 41 . .. M. 3330 tf
laiimpim ELM IRA BOUTB.--
1111LADELFFILI. MID Rip.
eiLTRA , KAILEDAJ),_
QITICRESI ROUTE •to Tamaqua,. Catalina's,
it
rert, Wt . lkeehane - ISenrantoq t . ,lyfaten,
nethreerl, "keys LAntonv - .EintiralOulatei
N.itgasa •if ells, Rochester; Cleveland4DeeroiTcledev
Chietwe t th, Lintz, Milometer. and ell points North awl
Wes t. • . , •
Passenger tr a ins - w rit 11511V.9 tze new Depot of the Phi-
L,yietatokat4_ liteadme ReArcee, corner BROAD as/
C.ILLLO_ILL ISt - reeler, (Peeeeneer entrance on
%whin attest.) deify 'Mandan. exceptatil. for above
peulto De raves:
lie Y EXPREER A. M.
N GNI?- . —3.16
The 8.110 A. M. train soon est, et Rupert, for w atm
berm, httsoa, ao . rentoni end en stations the
IsAttii:AWATirlA Arai 831,01)1011BURO RAIL ROAD.
lb* above trains make .dj_recE con.ctiora at EkniTil
with the trains of the New York and 'ne,Oonandeigna
end Niagara Fails, end Buffalo, New ore ecd Erie; awl
New You Ventral Railroads, from all saints North and
West, and the Claraldas.
*legato oneskr.-..i to Etiorte, 4044. end AtizNiumisa
Nfld.'s, and all too - mediatepoints,
InokoW car :,,.oared at • the Philmulaloina and El
mira Railroad Lir ee!ltoket °Mee, northwest corner of
BCITif and CH ..;1/11113 • 73et5, and et the Peeve_ me:
Depot, ~cruet,. iNIRT .NTR and CALLOWHILL.
WEllt ( "M . Faff TRAIIt •
Leave the Pail 413, 'aerie Retains Depot, Broed &RS
Oellowhill sue :NWT (Ilanetiye eseeptettl, ler en
vela*, Waists !. North, et BP. 88 ‘ •
nengeta rm. - be deliTered Wore I I'. IL le Inman
their going the t ame .
For fartaet, taro. op /mei/ et Freight Beset
molt. 14 8:1 4 Kit LOWHILL,pr to
; T.' LE.O.NAR D, Anent.
Poraillet SP.F/1a44 4118.18711 i If three*, ,
ente-t „ •
aPPLIW &IST UillitiT:Eit
PHILADEMTH
RAILROAD, - -• •
CIPAINGALMII7I,
on And env Blonds' . March 11, MU, t ie trams will
leave Philadelpluft, from the Depot+ nerthosst oornAr
of ifsghteenth and Market streets, at in A. M., and
C and ami P. IL -
The Freight Tram, irkth passetter oar attached, Will
leave Wait Philadelphia at BA. M., running as tar MI
the Baltimore Ceram •sizactili.
On Benders, biatte:Philftely us at 8 A.M. and IP. 88.;
leave West Chesterpt TA gr
O . . and CV P.M;
The trains leaving Philadelphia at BA. M. and 6 P.M.
oonnocit at Ponnelton with trains on the Philogieljthis,
"and Baltimore Central Railroad, Jet Kenmitt OltOril•
lERI.Y WOOD,
mkt 111.
Genets' Busenotendent.
,_ NOTIOE.—OHESTER
17ALLE X RAJLIMS.D.—PM
aft WOWNINGTOorri AND or
11111.10.10.[MilTEAMOM—Pn and Ate r N9y. /AL
Wife tlito inaenien. , ; irides -tor nowNINCTOwir
Vert frotelgeoarPropangorPooot of the
„,,,ind umulitrireed Conran,. corner of
D end C Ow ... Streets, (pannier en
tranopepgatocmhOp
3r.oiLOOli WX.A.JI for Doemintowt : Lars it SAO
A. ,__ ”,+,, ~
TERDIOQII Willi for Dulraluircwo beeves et
Mr. M.
DAM
of excepted). .
By order of tbe Beard oilhPaitrn ci Ow lkdbnial
phis mid Reeding Itrullrrani Coorptip
. FE Mell,BlifiriV Beeman.
DAILY INLAND
ONlNlMlrfeinw LINE TO NOR
MA Milk 0u3:11 if is t o r lh aol to t i e rnot
tacijitZ,Vihe Deeoe t oolll . ol' gitOn ra t e:MA
WAtiaIiNGTON AVenne. Intl be forwarded daily. and
at as tow tate/lute may otherie.
Miter ol'Urjr".
TVI
LUIS ?fn.!. In toad 141 floata I:. V}
ti - ona.:7tY ;on. a
STOOKS AND REAL F,t,'"TATE—"PUESDAY „
YIIUIPMet Cutttloiraeu now 11"4, C"r" T al T" '
saripttons h:I the propartir -0 80 . hn ' Tt e•
28th mot., at 13 oicflo3k noon..at Met Excange. b, el( 'l,
of Orptaan . Court, stgignees. anti COlripri4" ,
largo amount of valuotqa nronrAY. t
PUBLIQ RALEIS REA iiItiVAAT AND alocit
Al Tat. onAritis EVER? tI
eolook, noon, during the hainniers ea,vion. 'it
or .tativaw.u. ot eecn too/4m) istk c s Wlrstim.
add it,Avi to which We blish. the urea.
t o 0 00li 010 thoumand seta of IL. in sa ah `i. ,ll
f arm , frl desemptlotie of all r,;
sold on thet 01 irinigAnsudar.
REAL PINTA tE AT PRLVATE LE.
or I v, have a large ertnenat or real tattle. at wire
sale, including every desenation of oily atm m utt ,'
Pr° e rti PJAVA Mete ay. 1 1 1 Vzitßtif r,
to" Real rotate entered on our pr: V •
..• tat
Sod advertised ocoasionally In our Flr , . nine a bsik
rtdea one thousand envie, ar. rr.Ned 1 4 ,7,17 . :
trete cd sharge
STOCK S Tues BON
day DH,
tra
bitty 29, at r 3 o'skroic noon, nt the klulenelphin
obanga. will lie sold
-82.= Cheigineake and Delaware (Anal loan.
20 shares Philadelphia Ezobange stook.
DI shares Little Vohoylkill Navigation and Coal Com
patty.
Also, 4 :bares Pennsylvania Central Railroad—sp,
300.
I chards Commercial Bank—par 000,
gEAL ESTATE'SA LE—MAY it ,
Orghao Court Aisle—Estate of Georcl P. ,y veer
deo'd t —vEAl r vA a LUAlitai lALAWAHK
and LARUE LO AND BUILDINGS, frontin g ,
1 ,,,,, 50n s t r eet, name street or land , ne. and rive, g - „;
laware. Bounded on the north by the city DrODerty.
By order of tuseieee.
'HANDSOME MODERN Itt SID gp ENCE, North Th.l
- street. hatureen Arch and Innen streets, vest
side.
Perimeter. Sate. .WEAT MODKRN po w.:i.
STONE RE' S IDI , NCE. No. 2 , W9 Walnut Street ,
or Twentieth. The house has the modern ss 4 ,
n tr:gt .
Dienes, furnace, hot 'taut cold Water, ma te ,
Sale absphite.
VERY VALUABLE IRON-FRONT nog
Mg Arab street, east of Fourtn, of 17 by llil !WC
Clear oi itteuMnrance. Ow, ,Ifttrie cwt.
I,AfilfiK AND VALUABLE, ST ONE ROurill.e w
REBIDESIuI . : Price atreet d .
o u p o o rt7 o t c o 7 :F. , : e a t e f e rce
GennantOwn:TWaßtraeool:lCl ward, within two mi .
mites' walk of the ratlrotal
HANDSOME Itiortsßll .itEftID.%NCE, Ne, nib
Green .Next . west of twentieth wrest. I..nt an".
i no a eg f ro nt. The house ban all the nyolerg nests
niennevtwa. hot turd cold wistor. fun.tco,- m es ,
of ell incsuMbranoe, Terms—VOW may ,/enuun
m rtifriE AT COT TAI/E RES T DEN CES. es; tride n t
Thirty ninth street, north of Fran street, a ant,.
fourth Ware. Lot 20 feet front. 'f her, are h u nt k, c ot .
Logo stria; hare the modern conveniences, su ,
hot and 0941 , 50 h &c.
THILEE-TOR r• - BETON DWElrl , r7'flt with
story back building& No. 318 Sento Filth stmt. helm'
Spruce s rest. Lot 1 feet front. Terms-82.00e is ,
remain on mortgage.
Sale at Noe. 1.29 and 141 SosM Fourth Street,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRY.NVI.FLATE
li-
RORBr PIANO-FORTES, RUSnrridt CARPVIII
Thunsday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Atlatapix store, as reeortnapnt of
excellent second-hand furniture, elelanteono-torter.
tine mirrors, Garret& etc., from families deatu ft ,
housekeeping, removed to the store for nal:alime nts
sale.
T. Marble Dealers wed ofner.-
TBREMPTORI dAIJE OF. FINE ITALTAIV MAR
BI Lr RIENTd. MONUMENTAL, URNS. et.,
being a spent al oonsilumemt to Messrs . Vol Brothers.
Ore. 'Wednesday Mornine,
Jane 6, at 10 o'clock, at tne marble yard Fifth stse.t.
above Youth, will be soda fine anletotton of halm;
marble monuments. of Grecian. Roman. and t o ph,
om
at with groo ., figura. and urns. fin- tmunrailevoi
aad ca,rvings. The collection complete Nemec( ik s
finest ever offered at nablia sole.
Will be ready for examtnarkm on Monday ,:d Jute.
Catalogues will be randy on Tbniloini. auth ;tea, a c d
min be and at be Ruction moms, or at the warerooon
orelmons. Val time, ‘39 Pooh street-
Terms—Under szo each ; over that. amount, nt
months credit for approved endorsed paper.
Rate Igo. 1825 Arch Atrett,
STOCK OF MA OF F I C EOa,um tucTF. Firm 8 . 1 , 4
TUARY. 'URN!. URE.
0. Monday Moraine.
Joao 10. at 10 o caeca. by catalogue, at th e e , erett
yam no. 1103 Arch street. tooloise she oonaern the eh •
tiro took o Jtallild marble mobansonts. heAd tatti root
etc, re, erne, fine statncry. a (technic of tumble le
blocks. &o.
A:10, the on). fttruitare. medal tools, itchlemente.
&o.
For particulars see catakovate.
I,IFITZPATRICK gBRu3., AUL
-1 TioNEEM, 094 CUMIN wog
BALM odiZrart , ,
At Veloolr, of 7.tors, stationery nue tn., ..•51-
watohes, yowelry, clont*, PIM/platad
on.notinvnpul I iustruer.tata, e.
Also drY ;Oats, Oikle ite.4 skoes,r.rit isr •
shanetse of ovarydeeerjption.
DAY BARED every Monter, W4iit..car, act y T .
tay at ID o'oleek A. id
nteVAVE SAIES.
Atprivate sale several large consigntimr,tx nt omit
eweiry, books. stationery, silver-plated lento. cut.ery
,
, ney goons, to. To anion is solicited ;he anaemia el
tit, end eoinitrl Ineroluints tied others.
Consignments solioited of all of xerettnt
far either path° or private sales.
sir Liberal Gash advauoen mad* on einuegnstanti.
(lot-door soklow urnynotiv attimadpii
MACEICINSItIt ADD ARCM
ere.ta -.lr4eini;•
Eiktm. w0.,11,-Nrapr 4 . 4 ,
rm.scrsw AN) IOLL
11Lk0B11 , 111Vi4., ILER-YLICICE;
sag FOVIIDE2+I, tore - 1u in
, fat t,T.I ion:: Ma 'I
owpoortel operation, and boon mioinnwil sate. ;",
0110 rot/hiring Itiorino 6E2 Ram tiOrlies.
and low prnsoort, Iron :loots, Wahn• 'tank, I'vvvecx.
rospoott,tur eller tboiz ortryictito
aa Wit A . hall prEparid cte;
Oifea, Marino, Myer, sod EtatoLorif agortc; 'At r.
pater= of thaeront ethos, ore preporoo to ohorolo or
ion with molt dtrpamk. Ever? Cli!SoritA;in or Palltal
matins mad* at this chortert conot. rint Frt pre
Freight% Mae, Tabator. r-rld Coliltdcr L.ttiarsol. tie
ion F.'oratojvania 'limos' 11.ov. I , SITIDZO. 4.1! int*
and NILO aou and timort Guth:l44er a ll timongi3tr;
101 l toning, !crew Cattrat, and Mfr vi rr *or
opted with the above birorivast,
MrSTISE S end hlooloviort for ill; Ina% ioLik in lasi
.imitabli•brient free of ohorho. rme work gliaislinoik.
Vito suboan bens hoot mote wiewtioro rev.: or an
oars of bosta t wlorn !ivy =la !Al kotr
oat &to 'limited. Trak moan.
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1./MA=l.l=a
WICRRIOX fgo E.
k.31:317.Rna1i ANZLALACIEUtIan
Ildanni &owe High and Low Pressor. Stew
for land, river, and marine IMMO.
Boilers Gasometern, Tanta, Iron Beau 54! C 4 . 1. .*
hags of a ll kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gil Worke, Workshcs.
road Stations, ho.
Retorts and Gas Maohinerr of the latest and taNt
Prsored nozstrootion. -
&very desarlption of HanFon Manblnerr.sordl _ge
guar, Saw. and (mat , Vcanum ram, tliP
Steam Trains, il ' teefeontors, rn, r MOW: : ,11 1:rga•
Bole Agents for N. Rlitieng's Patent anger Boibatm
Apparatus Nein 'A's Patent :cream Rammer,and
& Wolteva Patent Centrifugal Boger Dreurt=':
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IJOINT PLEASANT YOUNDAT, Na vt
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haAIVI R. TlEkts tiacrans
.LJ - tr. friends that, ham' per
eleeed th e 602170 Mocha rotten* et the ,tbo - re Fn
Ese. ,
,he fa now prcpor to reorove orders for , k0, , ..nt
, and Bey Mill Ceidnr.t: 7,t , e. L - fhereienl. Iri
ei.Work . **nen. Orstmee nia.lik !rem istr ,
tart *r Omega ramese. ti eth er weep Lid: p
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co., °Eat 3UO CHESTN !um!,
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etk Spen t sitker bY its Oink . Mlles of, ID T•NI'l
Milk ether Upton Comosaiss, to a ” trr :rztl ea
sew lint e! •n.tol !listen.
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