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Weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets.
PHILADXLPIIIA, May 31, 131k1.
Business generally continues languid and dull,
and there is little or no improvement to note since
the close of last week. Breadstuff' move off sl
'' ow
'. and prices at the close favor the buyers Qaar
citron Bark is wanted at folly
former rates ; very
little has been done in Tanner's Bark. Coal con
tinues in fair demand and firm, bat for Iron there
livery little itquiry. In Groceries and Provisions
the sales have also been limited, and for the latter
prices are unsettled and lower. Fruit, Sicily, is
arriving and selling freely, but in other kinds there
is nothing doing. Fish and Lumber are very
quiet. Naval Stores are firmly held, with some
movement in Rosin, which is scarce. Oils, Mae
ter, Rico, and Seeds very little doing. Salt is
plenty. Teas, Tobacco. and Tallow very firm, but
without much movement. Wool is very inactive,
and Whisky rather more adios.
The Dry Goods trade continues at a stand-still,
the demand being only for goods suited for army
mimeos, which command fair prices; holders of
Cotton goods generally are not offering their stooks
very freely, and most kinds are held for higher
prices
The Braldstuffs market is without any marked
change; the demand for Floor, both for shipment
and home use continues limited ; the sales comprise
3,500 bble, inol-oling Western superfine spring
wheat at $ 371, winter do., $.5 50, good City Mills
do. $5.70, and Lancaster county extra on terms
kept private. The trade are buying in a small
way at the above figures for superfine, $5.7556 75
for extra and extra family, and $7a7.25 per btj
for !any brands, as is quality, and the market
dull at the close. Rye Flour is but little inquired
for, and offered at $3 50 per bbl, with small sales.
Corn Meal is quiet, and Pennsylvania meal is held
at $2 875 per bbl, without sales.
WIIIAT —There is not much offering, but the de.
mend is less Bettye, and some $30,000 bushels found
buyers at $1 35a1.38 far fair to prime Western and
Pennsylvania reds; $l. 3911.40 for Southern do,
and $145a1 55 for white, as in quality. Rye is
unsettled, with small receipts, and sales of Penn.
Sylvania at 66s 67c. Corn is less inquired for, and
lower, and 33 000 bushels sold, at 56560 a for prime
Southern yellow, afloat 57958 c for Pennsylvania
do, in the oars and in store, including some. West
ern mixed at 50,543; fair Southern 'at 545580,
afloat, and inferior. part white, at 535563. Oats
are dull; sales of Pennsylvania are reported at
3041 v, afloat. Prime Southern are steady at 30a,
with moderate sales.
Pitovistona continue dull and. neglected, with a
small business doing in barrelled meats at SlSa
18.0 for Mess Pork, and $1.5a16 per bbl for City
Mess Beef. Of Bacon, the sales are limited. and
prices of most kinds nominally unchanged, Rams
selling at 9.1120, and Shoulders at 7a7io. Green
Meats are also but little irrvaired for; about 210
oasts Pickled Hams sold on terms kept private,
and Snowden in salt at 51 63, on time. Nothing
doing in Sides. Lard is steady, with small receipts,
and sales of tierces and bbls at 914100, and Mega
at 101slIc per bbl. Butter moves off slowly at 10
a 123, the latter for prime roll. Cheese is steady
bat quiet at 85,957 per lb, and Eggs are selling at
8c95 per dozen.
Mama —There is no new feature in the Iron
malket, and little or nothing doing, the prices of
Pig Metal being nearly nominal; $lB 50a21 for the
three numbers of Anthracite. and many of the fur.
aloes stopping operations Of manufactured Iron
the sales are also limited, and prices about the
lame as last
. nuoted. Lend continues unsettled.
sad lower, t urn a sale of 500 pigs Galena to note
at ,po 151 the 100 /be. cash. Golders of foreign are
not disposed to sell at the current rates Copper
Is dull and neglected, and the sales of both Sheath
ing and Fellow Metal are limited at about previous
quotations.
.13a6.15. —gaeroitren coulee in slowly, and let No
1 ands ready sale at $26 50 per ton. Of tanner's
bark we note further sales of Spanish at $l2 per
oord, and Chestnut Oak at $9 50 per oord.
Brien.—There is a moderate badness to note,
mostly to All Government contracts at steady
pates.
BOISWAS —Good yellow is less firm, and selling
at 310 per lb., with but little doing in the way of
isles
COAL.—The market is firm, with a fair demand,
both for ehinment and home use, at fully former
rates—sav $3 20a3 30 for Schuylkill White, and
$3 35.3 50 for Rol Ash free on beard.
CA3DII6 —The demand for all kinds continues
limited, and the market without any quotable
Change.
Corm! continues dull; most of the mills having
stopped operations, there is little or no demand
for this staple, and a few small lots only have been
disposed of, at 15111540, cash. Holders are not
disposed to sell on time.
The following is the movement since the Ist of
September last, as compared with the previous
three years:
1861. 1560. 1569. 1858.
Receipts atsorts.-3.41. 7 .000 4 658.000 3.579,000 593.000
port to G't Britain.. 2 059 0002.44400 1,736.0110 1,439.000
A•soort to France.—.-. 56; 000 10.000 382.600 MAO
=port to other F. P.— 144 000 440.000 came 3112.000
Total export. ...alum 3,01 '
2,513 9002 WO tos
151001" Ott hand. . . ... mu ow 11.6:000 410:00 0 e 06,000
Of wbion, during the past week., included in the
above:
Receipts at ports.-- 7.010 61.000 11,800 17.000
Export to Wt. Britain.. 22.000 41.000 30.000 4 , .000
p°eett to Franco_ 40X1 5.000 INO
non to other 1.090 6 000 3.000 .
19.i19000Lai exports.-- VOX* 66.000 38000 66.000
Summary.-Receipts Decrease at tbe porta
compared with last year 941-000 bales. Exports--
Dooms° to (treat Britain 407,000 bales i increase
France 10,000; &cream to other foreign ports
94.000 Total decrease in exports 495.000 bales.
Doers' is quiet, with sales of 800 bags Ale at
lliel2to, and some small lots of Lagusyra at Ina
140, on time, and 2 250 bags of the former, told by
auction, at 'ram 101114;©, usual terms.
Dacus moo Dyas —trade is very dull ; among
the sales are sums small lots Soda Ash and hal
.
Soda, on terms kept private; 5 oases Bengal In
digo at 110.1508; 6 eareena Onetimela an. at Ma
90e ; 1 ease Opmm and some Oil Bergamot at pre-
aloes quotations.
Fran —Tbe market is very dull, and the sales of
Mackerel, mostly in a small way, from store, at
$l3 and $/6 for Is, $6 and $lO 50 for 2a, and $5 and
$7 per bbl for 34, as to eisa. Pickled Earring sell
as wanted a. $2 5053 per bbl, for old and new fish.
A Bale of 500 bbls was made from the wharf on
terms kept private. Nothing dOisg in dry Cod.
FATJZT. — There is no change in foreign, and a
moderate business doing in Oranges and Lemons,
in lots, from the vessel, at tram 30a up to $2 50 per
box, as to condition. Domest - c Dried Fruit con
tinuos unealable and dull, and prim nearly pima
nal:
if mem continue dull and unsettled, and no
new engagements to London or. Liverpool have
bee made public ; one to Cork is reported at 10d
for grain_ West India freights are inactive, and
rates range at 39a403 for anger home from Cnba.
To Boston there is very little doing; and to the
South there is nothing going forward. Colliers
are in fair demand at 9Dt953 to New York ; sl.loa
15 to 2tbotto Island, $1 1.5a1.20 to Boston, nz.d
$.454 50 to Key West from Port Richmond.
GINSBNG —Large sales of crude and clarified
have been made, on terms kept secret, said to be
et a decline.
Grano.—The season is over, but there is no
alteration to note in prices.
BILIKP is quiet, the stook being nearly all in
the bands or the manufacturers, who are doing but
little.
nore —The naive continue light ) pticos ranging
at 13 to 200 for new crop Eastern and Western.
Old Hops are unsalable.
HIDES AND LEATHER continue inactive, with a
Small bushman tieing is both at about previous
ratas.
Linrazu.—There is very little change in White
Or Yellow Pine Boards, and not mneh doing in the
way of sales. thuguebannah Boards range at
$1.245; liesaloek raft lumber sells at BlisB_6o and
Lehigh Boards at $lO. Laths and Piokets are
plenty and prioes unsettled and drooping, without
any large sales made publio.
MeLarissa continues depressed and dull, and the
only sales we hear of are some Cuba, part by ano
tion, at 17a200, and fair Orleans at 32e, all on
IMO.
NATAL STORKS —There is a fair demand for
Rosin at 1218+2 20 for common, and $2 2533 50 for
low grade and good Noa. 2 and 1; tine is coerce,
and held at much higher prices. Of Bpirita Tur
pentine, the sales are moderate at 75a78c per gal
lon. Tar and Pitch are quiet.
911,11. — There is no *hang* iu Linseed Oil, and a
moderate blllanllss acing at 5.1a5 50, weight. Lard
Oil sells as wanted at 78,820, as in qualiry. Sperm
and Whale remain quiet, and prices the same.
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil, and Whale
bane into the United States
Bbls. Be. Bills. Wis. lbs. Bone.
Week end's May 27. Uri/ 4 355 15 MO
35.65.8 70445 730.600
Pram Jan. 1 to date. 27 215 74 790 748,4 M
Same time bust yobs. 94,673 59 679 1112.1100
PLII.IITBEL continues dull and unsaleable, and we
quote nominally at s2s2 25 per ton.
gics.—The demand is limited, and the sales, in
a retail wuy only, at l!lafqa per lb.
SALT.—The arrival of ground Salt in bulk,
noticed last week, has been disposed of on terms
kept private; a cargo from Bonaire just in re
mains unsold.
faxspe —There !Ohne or nothing doles in any
Unti l , and prices are altogether nominal.
Srunrra —The market for Brandy is firm ; the
adviese from abroad in regard to the vintage being
very unfavorable; but there is very little doing,
and no !quotable change in prices. eine are
steady. Rom and Whisky very inactive. We
quote the latter at 16i170 for bele, and the sales
limited Drudge has been selling in a small way
as Ici3, and Wlf ) which are IKSIGO, at 1d1e179 per
gallon.
SUGARS —The market is inactive, and prim
about the same as left week; meet of the recent ar
rivals are going into eters, and A few email !ales,
chiefly Cuba, are reported at 41..5.1. on time. 65
Ads damaged Porto Rioo sold by auction at 41a510.
Tallow is rather less active at itla for City and
St 8f for Country rendered.
Tans Ann Touscco .—The markets for both are
firmer, but without muoh dotog in the way of sales.
Wool. —The demand is tionsned to the medium
and low grades, which are selling in a small way
0.17 et ebout previCl2ll TAW; ratistinc iron 9.8 to
4430 per Ib, cash, as in quality. Fi ne Wont i s un
settled and offered at very low prices.
A IJAION Parse AT ALILIANDRIA
Henry T. Dixon, of /angular county, who has
just been appointed collector of Alexandria, will
assume his chaise in a few days. He will also
start a Union paper, in place of the Alexandria
Noodled, which was 11 &moisten shoat. It will be
edited by his son, and printed by several membera
of the Michigan regiment.—N. Y. World.
ROT PALATABLI FOR FRB REBELS
Several Pennillvassieee. teelselle t s Den. E. Me-
Phonon and Hon. W W. 1)- Kelley, members of Con
gress, Bon G. It. Smith, of the Pennsylvania Sen
ate, and Dr. Paleeton, secretary of the late Peace
eanfspenee, on Thursday visited the headquarters
of the Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment, stationed at
Alexandria. Being serenaded by the regimental
band, the gentlemen named addressed the people
and the members of the regiment. I venture to
say, It is a long time sines Inch natrietis Safi
meats were tittered in the late headquarters of the
rebels. At least twelve hundred people were pre
sent, including a large proportion of citizens.
There were a few present who exhibited their
p1....11ekv+ 3 by essessla and elanohed fists, bat the
greatest portion of the people merely cleared each
speaker. After these exercises the visitors were
escorted out of the city by the band of the Fifth.
minuses muumuu, ow TINNWISBNI
Made an eloquent speech at Lonlaville, on Monday
night. He declared himself for the Union, now
and foreTer, end denounced the Secessionists in the
most withering terms When he concluded, his
audience aimed Mal ontlmffiaattoallr, Alba
promised the support of Sentnoky to the patriots
of Tanaamea.
Tho - report th.t Gon. Butler was tba °Maud
back to tatnapolie was without foundat o
ion.
The Privateer Prizes at New Orleans.
[From the New Orleans Bee, May aiLl
We have had many inquiries from our readers
for information concerning the privateers that
have been fitted out, or are now fitting out, at this
port, and the prises that have been taken •, and
although we do not think it proper to publish all
the particulars that are to our possession, we see
no objection to giving a list of the prize vessels.
l'hey are seven in number, those capture - by the
armed steamship Calhoun, and two each by the
steamers Masse and V. H Ivy, and represent a
total valve of about $170,000, a snotty good be
ginning for three privateers , The prosecution for
their condemnation and sale is already pending
before the Confederate State District Court of this
city, and will undoubtedly come to an issue fa
vorable to the captors in due time.
The Confederate States marshal, Mr. C. B. Be.
verlev. has advertised his monition in the eases of
the Milan, Ocean Eagle, Ella, Jol.n H. Jarvis,
and Marshall, notifying all interested in them or
their cargoes to appear before the Confederate
States District Court, on the third Monday follow
ing this pabliosHon, to show dans., if any they have,
why these vessels should not be condemned to law
ful prizes, and the proceeds of sale distributed
agreeably to the prayer of the libellents. There
hes been some conjecture as to where prizes could
be lawfully taken, and as to the legal boundary of
the high seas. We can state positively that the
high seas extend to low-water tide-mark, so that
all of these vessels have been properly and legally
captured.'
The following is a correct list of the prizes that
have been brought into our port up to this time ;
Prizes of the steamship Calhoun—The ship
from Liverpool, with 1.500 seeks salt, vas•
eel worth about 820,000 ; bark Ocean Eagle., from
Rockland, Maine, with a cargo of lime, worth about
$2O 000 ; schooner Ella, from Tampico for Pensa
cola, with a cargo of bananas, oranges, ha., vessel
and cargo worth about $5,000.
Prism of the arnica Wilmer V. It. ivy — Ship
Marathon, from Marseilles, in hallmt, worth
$35 000 ; ship Albalino, from Boston, with a cargo
of ice, vessel worth about $20,000.
Primes of the armed steamer Mustc—The Mar
shall, a splendid new ship, from Havre, In ballast,
worth at least sso,ooo;.ship John If .Tarvis, from
Liverpool, in ballast, worth about $20,000.
A number of our prominent citizens own stock
in these lucky privateers, and they have never
known before such a profitable business, Their
investments have been more than doubled in a
week, and will probably go on in like ratio. This
great success, too, will give vast encouragement to
many capitalists who have not yet embarked in
privateering to do so. As the distant squadrons of
the United States navy have been generally re
called, and the North has no war vessels to spare
for the proteetion of its ships, every sea on the
globe is a fruitful field for capture, and at the end
of the war the South will have a splendid corn
'Barad marine of prises within her own ports.
GENERAL NEWS.
WE BATE files from Turk's Island dated on
the 18th of May. The prospect of the salt crops
and market rates of the article are reported thus :
A considerable quantity of rain fell the latter part
of last week. whieh has eheeked our salt operations
a little We have, however, an ample supply on
hand. The demand this week has been small.
The last cargo of salt sold at this Cay brought eight
cents. The Royal Standard of latest date says:
" We regret to say there IR neither fIOCLP, corn.
oats, nor any kind of provisions to be purchased in
the colony. At Cookburu Harbor the mules can•
not be worked for the want of feed."—Herald.
TUE r4ftnluts of Ohio are putting in seed of
the Chinese sugar cane, for she purpose of having
purply of molasses and anger independent of the
Bouth.
THE PUNITAN AND TUE Cev.i.T.Tvn.—The
London &cm:or mom, the populadon of the
North bear to-day the relation to the Southerners
which their Puritan forefathers bore to the Cava
liers who planted Maryland and Virginia. Slower,
and perhaps less chivalrous, the spirit of the.Puri•
tan is more earnest and persistent, and ones
aroused, rises to a pitch of enthushum which ren
ders viotory or destruction the only.possible alter
natives. The Puritan has always been inetor en
the end, from Marston Moor to the last struggle in
gall9*S, and his feelings seem now thoroughly
aroused.
hiraymarricx was received at the Adjutant
General's Department to day that one thousand
Baold rifles were en board the steamer ,'Etna.
which arrived at Now York yesterday, and whiob
had been purchased in England for the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, by its agents abroad.
The rides are of superior pattern, and are ex
pected to arrive in this city to-morrow. Their
Oust is about $2O each. —Boston Transcra!pt,
Tfrednesday.
THE grandfathers of President Lincoln and
Jeff. Davie were both born in Itookingbano goring,
Virginia.
ANOTHER PRIZE 101,XTURED.—An American
vessel, the schooner Winfred, wee, on Thursday,
reported a prise to the COMILIiBBIOI3OIII at New
York. She was anchored at quarantine, and will
be soon eeeled by the proper authorities.
COTTON FROM FLONTD.S..--CollOn continues
to arrive at New York from Florida The
schooner Commerce arrived at that port on Thurs-
day morning from Apalachicola with a full cargo
of the itimperial 7, product. The Secession gag
appears at the head of the manifest, and the
captain is liable to a fine of sloo—but the cotton is
there.
A DAY or two ago the citizens of Elizabeth,
N. J., raised a large American flag over the resi
dence of General Scott, in that plum
WATERPROOF CLOTH FOR Sounans' Ovsu-
COATS —Twenty thousand Mine. rendered water
proof, and yet porous, were served oat to the Pooh
army during the late war with Russia. They are
prepared after the following recipe :
Take two pounds four ounces of alum and dis
solve it in ten gallons of water in like manner
dissolve the same quantity of sugar of lead in a
similar quantity of water, and mix the two toga.
ther. They form a precipitate of the sulphate of
lead. The clear liqnor is now withdrawn, and the
cloth immerged ter one hoer in the seintion, when
it ie taken out, dried in the shade, washed in clean
water and dried again.
This preparation enables the oloth to repel water
like the feathers on a duck's hack, and pot allows
the perspiration to pass somewhat freely through
it, which is not the case with gotta-pereha or India
rubber cloth.
rEar..s.or.LrkuA.BOA.E.O OF TRADE..
JNOr SPARSIANIrE__,.
J. ROSS SfiIiWDER. COMMITTPIit or TIM MONTE
ti&01 UEL.E.STOREE.
LETTER BAEZ
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia
Ship TPaaltrara. Dral337 --.—Livehool, soon
Ship !Annus Oakford. Eldridge Laverpooi,loon
Musk 'WOW/II Rood, ?Table —Loudon. won
Shay Bared, Alararacat Londonderry, Irene 3
Bark Gaston. FarraDman-------- Bremen, soon
Bark Arthur White. MoMulbn—. .Glasgow, won
Bark Thos Dallett. Dill. ----Lamm. soon
Bark P C Alexander. Merrymin—.—Oardenas. won
In Ma !teed, Anna.,,.,.,.,.,„,.-r -ROMA' 300 A
SAILING OF TH.E OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES,
BEIBB LIICILVIC PON. DA.III
Aluebeo—Ltverpool---......fune 1
Etna ----New York—Gleasow—..---funo 1
Basotho. —....-... New York—Rantbnr3—..—Jwus 1
York—Liverpool --June 8
New York —.New Tort —Bremen --.—June 8
North Bnton-- ,—Quebeo—Liverpool---- —.June 8
Edinburgh.- Liverpool—ftew Fork-- ,June 8
• 114../. 800t0n.Livenm0h....,............JR110 18
Tori—itamberg 315
A uptrallBllll% eW York—Liverpool - —June 19
York—Kuttanon, 38. —June 20
Fulton —...—New York—Barre32
Bavaria-- _ New . York—Bean tenvt---. Jove NI
FROM. EMI%
sHiPs IMAVE 1011 SATO
Atuarioa*—Liverpool-Boatoo--- 18
Colombia .Galway-bew York—. —.May 21
C Washington.-Liverpool-Now ...141Ay 22
Boniussia--.Southaropton-New Y0rk............_ May 22
Asia _____Livervool_liew York __. _May 28
Australagiart--..Livarpool-lieW York— ..... Mar 78
Felton...-Bouthampton -Now Y0rk : .._...... . .. rosy 29
Glasgow-- Liverpool .flew York-. ...- —.24lay 29
Arabia, ----Liverpool_ Etoctork_._.—fune 1
Adriatic—.. Galway-Boston -- June
Bavaria. ...# York— —lrma 5
rauwa........lsoutkampron-glaw gnus iz
The Meliorate Maileteamerenall from New York en
the lotalth, and Slat of each month.
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the Ida*.
12th.11th. and 17th of each month.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
RAM
ARUM 48 - 1511 E
WOE WATER
ARRIVED
Bark Bells Donna. "ionneson, 40 days from
Liverpool. with malt to E A Bonder & Co—towed no by
tug J ruler,
08ohr Jonathan Cone, Nlehaffey, 4 days from Haddam,
with stone to captain.
IBBohr Vandal's, Cooper, I day from Smyrna, Del, with
wheat to Jas Barrett di. don.
Bohr GoT Burton. Winemore, B dare from Boston. in
Dalian to Noble, 'lawmen en Caldwell.
Bohr Masan F Abbott. Ludham a days from Boston,
in ballast to Nob e, liammett & Caldwell.
Bohr f/avid Smith, Douglass, from Boston,
Bohr Willow Harp, Brow. from Boston.
Rohr kobk Onrson Ludlam. from Boston.
Pohr Naiad Queen. Raise. from Providence.
Rohr Smith D Bellows. Clark- from Middletown.
Steamer C C A lger, Fenton. s days from Georgetown.
DO, with mdmt to That Webster. Jr.
Steamer P Banat. idell. C o. ours from New York,
Isla, =Aso to Wm Id itsard Pe C
CLEANED.
Steamship Delaware, Johneon, New York. Jas All
erdioe.
Hohr David Smith, Douglass, Boston, Nobs, Ham
•• eftlawall.
Behr R P Abbott. Ludlem, Boston. do
Bor Governor Burto n Winsmore. Boston. do
Behr W illow Harp, Hulas, Providence, iteppiier
ro.
So c hr Naiad queen, Hulse, Providence, N Sturtevant
•
sent R Cotten. Ludlam, Salem. J H Blakintoo.
Boar 8 D Bellaire, Clark. Hartford, It Hare Powell.
BAILED.
The Ship Lizzie asklorylt Eltiridse, for Liverpool:
w h e t ieetosoutos tow Ol tux stmerion. She takrg
out t h e couconns cargo : 20.000 bus grain in bulk ; 15.000 do do in bags; WOO bble 407 bales cotton, 68 hbds
bark-5:0 tons chrome ore, 7200 Wig hides , 81 te . hams.
317 tos beef, 72 bbls 0.1, 1 box books, 1 ease dregs. 48
ooske Lttoo. 70 hhds do.
(Correspondent* of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
U. S. tl l'E Ahl Mk FLAG. Mat 30. 1861.
The Flair. after being supplied with powder and anal
at Fort Delaware. sailed Gnu morning wilt sealed or
trte rolloarine is ft Let of her *laciest!
Lient Commanding. Lewis G Sartori.
Master. Albert Xerox.
noting Masters, Wm if West. J Warren.
Midshipmen. A Dexter.
Weidman.
Assistaat t nrgeon, C W Sartori.
A ming rarrnascer. Lestford LsrdnAr.
Acting Engineer, tat Assistant t.prisel.
Assistant Engineers. Sprisel, BUM. Walker.
Master's Mates, Robert Wharton. Joseph Johnson.
Yours, &a., W.
(Cormrroaderme ofth., Prea..s
REA Dlft G. MST El.
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Bohn•Ilull usual to day, Wand to PWladatphi a, viz
D M Wailner.;rain to J Perot & ; Campaign.
do to a% St Co; Horner d; Foust, do to JO.
sayfor..; Lebanon vanes, nour. Ito! to W. / I "tte
Co; & P Taylor, flour FitaPaUtom•
MEMORANDA
Ship . Joshua Mauran. Milliken, from Grand Turk.
TI. puled horn fiewport 29th ultrar . Dort.
Ship Baiter, cleared at Boston 30th tilt for Cal
cat's.
Ship Ida billy. Lilly. from New York 79th nit with a
eargo consisting of 2,799 balm floor. 30.92 g hue wheat,
and 7.171 do corn. for Glasgow, is reported bytea dihip
America. at 13 alliaz, I, e ashore at 181,11,, All of wa•
ter. The Ila registered 749 tons.
Bark J A Lee, Christian. sailed from Buenos Ayres
6th nit for Cienfuegos in ballast.
Brig Roanoke. Long. from New York for West India,
and a market, with mules, was at Buenos /tyre, nth
al lt t.
r.se wo,towee Li e be. DrvAtil awl I 51 Elawyse.l4.l
ley. hence at Barton : 9th ttlt.
Brig dabs o, Sawyer. from Providence for this port,
Sailed from Newport 39th rilt.
Brig John Hathaway, Townsend, from Wilmington,
NOoor Rio Janeiro, sailed from Newport 39th nit.
hetttegebkirrod.
Brig George Downes, Isintingoll, hones at Portland
29th nit.
Hoar tiontherner. Ford. boucle at Baltimore 30th tilt.
Sohn! Parsh Clary. Terry,* J Moore. Ingersoll, and
J ' , fanfold. May, hence at Boston .10th tilt
Bohngamm Roe*, ; ttr
Al hIIOIOOtILJ en H
Allen. Babe4xik ; N BT Thomson.
Conover. and.rt N Farnham, Lovell, eleared at Batton
30th nit for this port.
Bohn 8 T Chants, Chartre. from Amboy. and Milton,
Roca, from Delaware City, at Hertford Uih
sobr
London /loliver. Da lton, tIOLIOO for rruV/CIOLIV.O9 at :few
IlltS
ARMY SUPPLIES.—
orrics or ARMY' CLOTHITIO AND EQUIPAGIE,
Phiitutelphia, May 20th, Ib6l.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will be re
ceived at this office until 12 o'clock M. on MONDAY,
the third day of June next, for furnishing by contractthe following Army Supplies and Materials, deuverable
at the United etatee Clothing and 1* qmpage Derrat
(80b0 , 715 111 Arsenal), in quantities as rage': ed. viz.:
10,000 yards Cloth, dark blue, (indigo wool dyed.) fin'
cams, al inches wide, to weigh about la ounces
per yard.
1000 yards loth,
inches wid e
(uidigo wool dyed.)
witted 64 inches wide, to weigh 2 t ounces per
Yard,
130.000 yards Kersey, dark blue, (indigo wool-dyed,)
twilled. 54 inches wide, to weigh 22 ounces per
yard.
176,000 yards Kersey, sky blue, (indigo wool , dyed,) 54
inches Wide, to weigh 22 ounces per yard
50,600 army Blankets , witol, gray, ( with the letters U.S.
tilack, 4 inches long, in the oentre,) to be
feet km ts. arid feet 6 inches wide, to weigh 5
pounds each.
930,000 yards Flannel, dark blue. (indigo wool -dyed,) 54
inches wide, to weith 10 ounces per yard.
10003 X) rode Flannel. cotton and wool, dark b.ue, (in
digo dyed,) to weigh 611 ounces tier yard.
Me,olo yards Flannel. white, (eotton and W001,)31111011811
Wide. to weigh 634 ounces per Yard
-400,000 yards Canton Flannel, 27 inches wide, to weigh
7 ounces per yard.
300,000 yards =Cotton Drilling, unbleached, 27 ihohes
wide, to weigh 634 M ounces per yard.
100,000 yards Cotton I/citing, unnietiohed, 36 inches
wide. to welch 8 ounces per yard.
200,000 pairs of half Stockings. gray, S Bi2eB , properly
made of good fleece wool, with double and
twisted yarn to weigh 3 pounds per dozen pairs.
60000 yards Russia :sheeting, 42 moles wide, best
quality.
10,000 yard. brown Holland. 26 inches wide, beet
quality.
50.000 yards Cotton Muslin. unbleached, 30 inches wide,
20.000 yards Black Silesia, best quint., 36 inches wide.
4 OW yards Buckram. best quality,4o Inches wide.
8.0-0 sheets Wadding, cotton.
&PAL pieces Tape, (6 yarded white, 34 and 34 inches
wide.
- Silk-red, white. yellow, green, and blue, for
flags, per yard.
-Silk twist and Sewing Silk. best quality, per pound.
6,000 Linen thread. W. B Nos. 35 and 40, per 80G18/ ,
80 0 Do. do, blue, Nos 30, 35 and 40. do.
1,000 Do. do. assorted colors, N 0.55 and 40, per lb,
1,000 dozen spools Cotton.
Loco Mecca Webbing, rl2 yardal 1 and 134 inch, _
40,00(1 yards Cotton Huck, 30 inches wide, to weigh 2234
ounces per yard.
15.0121 yarde Cotton Buck, 30 inches wide, to weigh 1534
ounces per yard.
200940 yards Cotton Duo k. RB3d limbos wide. to weigh B
ounces per yard.
150,000 yards Cotton Duok, 2834 inches wide, to weigh 10
ounces per Yard
-40,000 yards Cotton Desk, 24 isiehes wide, to weigh. 12.1 i
ounces per yard.
8,000 yards Cotton buck, 33 'Hushes wide. to weigh 10
ounces per yard.
30,C00 yards cotton Duck, 22 inches wide, to weigh 01
ounces per yard,
40.000 yards Canvas Padding.
mem yard, Bunting-red, white and blue.
000 Cords and Tassels. for trumpets and bugles. as
sorted colons.
-yards 34 inch Silk Lace, assorted colors,
40,e00 Lards 34, and 134 inch Worsted Lace, do.
40,000 mat Cords, worsted, assorted colors, 3-16 inch
diameter, with a tassel at each end, two inches
lon[. -
40,000 Ouse. Felt Ife.M. best enslity, made of foot:1h
and knells& coney and Haws Hare.
40,000 Black Ostrich Feat ere, la inches long.
40 000 Brass Eagles. 5 000 bra= crossed cannon.
30.000 de Bugles. 5,000 do do sabres.
200 do Vesting, 2000 Trumpets.
60400 do Knapsack training sets, brass.
200 do spars and Ferrules, for guidons and
colors •
2.500 gross Bllekiell. iron rollers, 34 and 134' inch, best
quality.
1100 gross nuekles, for neck stocks.
400 pairs N. C. 0. Brass Scales and 100 pairs Bronze.
Imo pairs Sergeant's braes, and 600 pair Seaweed
Scales.
30,000 pair Corporals' an d Privates' brass, and 800 pair
Bronzed Scales,
6,000 gross C.nt Buttons, best quality. •
5.000 gross Vest Buttons, do.
9.000 grams Shirt Buttons, do.
6,000 gross Suspender ButtOnel leet quality.
00 Bugles, with extra mouth-pieces.
200 Trumpets, do. do. • •
1.000 Fifes. B and 0, each kind.
1(0 Drums, complete, egtilleTy,
no 419, do. Infantry.
6,000 do. heads, batter.
4.1,00 do. do: snare.
2,0.0 do."'snares. sets. - •
4.000 do. Sticks, pairs. .
4.000 do Cords, of Italian Hemp, 54 fort loan.
1,00 do. Shags.
KS do. Stick Carriages.
30011oepital Tent roles.
3,000 Wall Tent Pelee, sets.
15,001 Common eo, do.
lima Hospital Tent Pins, small and large. •
20.010 Wan do. large.
200.000 Common do. a.
5 000 gent Ilptions, (wood). large And Steen.
30010 Tent Stipa._ do. do.
5130 earnton flag Halliards, of Italian Hemp, 1 2 0
feet long.
1,000 HPereiting Flag Halliards, of Italian. Homo, 41
feet long:
MAO peuadm Cattle Sewing Tonne. 6 and 8 strands.
20,0610 wands Mauna out Cord, large, medium, and
small, best quality.
/00 pounce holt hope.
6-000 do. Baling Rope.
IMO ' do. Flax Twine.
5,000 lards Cotton Webbing, 1 and 13g inch,
CIAO in Canteens, with cork stoppers, 3 pints. to
weigh tit; ounces without the stopper.
300 Iron Pots with bails.
25 000 Mega Pane, sheet iron, weight 2 veranda.
10,000 Camp Kettles, do. 3 sizes, In nests, 1834
pounds.
SAO Piekagei, 2 sizes, to weigh 634 and 7 sonde.
Id 000 Felling ayes, cast steel; beet quality, 475, 6. and
634 pounds.
10,000 Camp Hatchets, do. do. la ounces.
to,oric Pioiraxe Handles, best quart/.
20,000 Felling•axe do do
16 000 Camp Hatchet Handles, best quality, •
5,000 epatme, a times. do. do.
1,000 Stoves for eibley tents.
15.000 Chains for Sibley tents, sets. •
All the above- mentioned petioles must conform in all
?septets to the sealed standard Patterns in this officio,
where they can be examined, and any additional infer
...it.n in regard to them will be famished. Sample
Patterns of the Woolien and Cotton Cloths will be seat
by mail to bidders. It is desirable that the article' be
of domestic manufacture.
proposals will be received for any one of the articles
separatelt, and for any portion of aeon, not less than
one-fourth of the number or extensity ativertised for.
The privilege!! reserved b. the United initeirof de
creasing the quantity one-fourth on the acceptance of
the proposals, and of increasing it not to exceed double
the quantity at any time prier to this oompletion of the
contract, by giving the contractor thirty dos notice oI
anon desired increase; and of rejecting any Prole' s'
which may be ooneidered extravagant.
The manufacturer's estabientment or dealer's place
of business must be dietitians stated in the proposal.
together with the names, address and responsibility of
two persons-proposed as sureties. The sureties will
eusroutee that a contract shall be entered into within
ten day!. after the acceptance of 6.,1 or proposal.
Bids from inanufeeturers will be preferred, or frOM
reenter dealers in the articles, and contracts will be
awarded to the lowest reap insibie bidders who shall
furnish the required securities for the faithful perform
1L1306 thereof , ...
Deliveries to commence within twenty'. days after the
acceptance of the proposals,; and one-Marin of the
quantity contracted for meet be delivered in equal
monthly proportiohs within two months trom said date
of acceptance, and the remainder witum three months
thereafter. in monthly or grewer proportions.
It is to be distinctly uedevehted that tient mete are not
• transferable without the consent of • the proper autho
rity, and that any pale, assign Meet, or transfer, without
snob consent having been olitained,Tegoe6s uneer
process of law,) wilt be regarded as an aba.noonment of
the contract ; and the contractor and me or their semi
lines will bit held reepongible for all loss =or 11 0 Mare to
the United States which may arise therefrom.
Payments will be made on each delivery. - ehould Con
gress have made an appropriation to meet them, of as
soon thereafter as an appropriation shall be made for
that purpose. Ten per cent. of the amount of each de
,
livery will be retained until the contract shall be cow
; ploted. 'Awl will be forfeited to the United melee In
calm of defalcation on the part of the contractor in ful
filling the contract.
Forms of proposals and guarenty.Will be furnished
n hie office. and none will be emu
itr,gtettrailli not o
conform tot thereto.
Proposals will be entloreed. l, Prameutle for Furnish
ing Army Sappliee and Materials,'" and be addressed,
COL. CH&RLtSB THOMaI.
mrlll-tnthe6t Asst. Q. M. ben% U. S. Army.
'PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC Flurcruce.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT fIIIILIC PRINTING*
WASHINGTON. May 1,1861.
In pursuance of theprovisions of the seventh Section
of the *' Joint Resolution in relation to the Public
Prlnting," itpo6ll6d JAM 23.1586 sealed EYBP.}REIN
be received at this clime
until Monday, the Ist day of
July. 1161, at 12 O'clock M, tor furnishing the paper that
may be required for the pub to printing for the year
ending on the let day of December 1862.
The subjoined list apeoifiee, as nearly areas he racer
tamed, the quantity of each kind of paper that will be
ensues 1.
10,000 reams Ana, printing papor..unoalendorod. to
measure 24 by he inches, and to weigh fifty pounds to
the ream of $9O sheets.
Cr.s.ss 2.
ihree ream" 4110 priming riper- oisieridered, to mea
sure 24 by Mt Aachen, and to weigh fifty-em pounds to the
ream of 300 @beets.
[Agreeably to the provlsione of the Joint reeolntion
aforesaid. wimples of the character and quality of the
paper required for the above classeswtli he funnehod
to
.applioanka therefor. The paper la to be put tip in
quire. of twenty five sheets each. and bundles of
two reams eack; each ream to contain 100 perfeet
eheete. Uniformity in color. thinknees. and weighmill
be required; and no bundle (eXclualve of wrappers)
van lag over or under five per cent. from the elanderd
weight will be received, and the groan weight will in all
06605 be required. Mixing of various thioknesses in the
same bundle to make up the weight will be ooneidered
a violation of the contract I
CLAIM 3.
4 ® ream suPerrele Merton payer. hard-nixed and
so ppy oolondorocl. to measure 41 by 82 irotizon.ttud to
weigh My potmds to the ream of WO sheets.
Crows 4
_ .
2,000 reams superfine map paper, sized and eaten
slerod, of Amok omen as map be required, oofrespondm
in weight with paper measuring 19 by 24 lushes, an ,
weigiaar twenty pound/ per ream of 480 'sheets.
Ilibialer
000 reams ;superfine plate paper, foidendered or un
ealendered, as may be required, 19 by 2l inches, and of
such weight per ream u may be required.
CLASS B._
1,600 reams von° pun wating PaPeil /0 by / 5 inches
2. 2.009 do gap do IS by 614 do.
B. "lild do demy f do 18 by 204 do.
4. 1,000 do folio poet do 17 by 22 do.''
8. 100 do medium do 12 by 21 do.
6. 60 do royal do 19 by 24 do
7. 50 do super royal do 20 by 28 do
8. 80 -- d o isup•rial do 12410 t/ do
O. 100 do double sap do 18 by 28 do
CLASS?.
1 8,000 reams writing paper. 16 by 26 inches, to weigh
twenty three pounds per ream.
2. 1.200 reams wilting paper, /9 by SG 1110110111 to Weigh
twenty-eight pouuue Per ream,
& 3,100 reams writing paper, 18 bs 23 inches, to weigh
twenty-six pounds per ream.
4. 100 reams writing paper. 18 by 23inokes, to weigh
twenty four pounds per ream.
a . 346reamswrdine paper. 18 by 18 Molise, to weigh
twenty-two. pounds per ream
6. 41 writ ingo reams writ ing paper. 12 by 18 inches, to weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
All the capers designatotiqn °lasses 4,5. 6. and T. must
echoic sap perfect sheets to the ream, and no " out
. d." quires. They are
.to be made of the best mate
rials. free from adulteration. fuusheli in the best Man
ner, out to a rate edge, and securely and substanuallr
enveloped. Tee papers in class 6 are to be white or
bine. laid fist, and of such weights RS may be required
by this °Rios. '!'hose in classes 3,4, 5, and 7, are to be
whine, sad of the sixes and weights Boatilead in the
schedule.
The right is reserved of ordenng a greater or less
quantity of aeon and every k nd contracted for in all the
( passes, to bo furnista,d at such times end in such quan
tities as
Saoh M t a h a e s
p w b l t be e ovsce may
seonrae
ly, sod be sub
ject to a separate 00abreat; but bidders may offer for
one or more of the classes in. the same proposal.
No proposals will be considered unifies accompanied
by the guarantee that the bidder or bidders. if his or
their proposals shall be scoepted, Will enter IEIIO an Ob
ligation, with goon and moo:dent sureties, to furnwn
i.e. articles proposed. Blank forme for Proposals
will be furnished at this came. and none will be taken
Into consideration unless substantially agreeing there-
With.
Ali the paper in the several elatses mast be delivered
at such place as may be designated in Washington Mfr.
(except that in class 7, which must be deliveredet Buf
falo. in the State of Near York,) in good order , free of
all and every extra charge wei gh t,
expense. and subject the
Sc
inspeot.on, count. weight, and measurement of the
ee o he in ell reiripaiam satisfaatory.
Bidder' are required to furnish, with their proposals,
samples of pot leis than one quire of each of the kinds
of paper bid for, and upon welch their proposals may
be 'biased, except in classes 1 and 2. the sucoessful
bidders will be requited rigidly to conform to their
Proposals
Proposals will be addressed to" JOHN D. DPFR RES,
Sups nntendent of the Public Printing. Washington.'
and endorsed "Preemie's for ttuppleine Paper." my4-sat
WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand. and are manufacturing
to order, at the Mount Roily Paper Mills, ever de
scription of WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.
wnioh, for color end quality, are not excelled by any
Age Mills In tbe Muted Staten.
we wouie nu attention to a new article of Paper
manufaotureo try us, and now for sale, called Butonees
Letter, which has been gotten up to meet the wants of
bulginess men and others, who object to Commercial
rfoo as being too narrow, and do not wish to use pert
of usual letter sheet.
This overoomes both the above objections ; is a per
fect s h eet , pur e wove; plate finish ; ruled on one side ;
stamped in centre near the top ; made from beet mo
onlit, tree from adulteration, and put up In neat boxes,
eonvenient for use.
We else have a raper galled Bali* Letter, simitAr to
the above. except It nu but half Balk number o o lines
on. so as to allows printral sc b E lan mp lt i n o r
N hea k ili mu pga u brep 4
Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Co..
The above Pa ors
A a can be had of hlessrs..l. th_
PINCIOTI I§ and 151/StIAtiVEE BROTHE
aim. :l laud 111 DE TVs ma vt asp r
ACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, SAL
MON. itn.-1.090 bbl. Mess Km 1,1, and, Mack
of eloiea .. trt assorted pa c kages
CON bbls. flew 'LILT ,MeaberL and Labrador lll
=is, of choice qualities.
SAOO boxes extra new soaled i lderrinsa.
cow boxes extra new rio.l wrings.
8,000 boxesAs i riMagd nine Herr/nix.hrt F
obla. new Me
W eonomj less
Rad.
26 bbli. new Halifax Sa lmon,
joip Quintals Grand Bank Cxifiek.
no boxes Hertuner-oosnir Cheese,.
IA line s e
sit landing, for ems is,
Milet.Pkv .k. irooe.
nod N 0.140 NORTH WHA RYES.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPIHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1861
CEPHALIC ,
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By the use of these Pills the periodical attacks of /Vey
yeas or Sick Headache may be prevented t and if taken
at the commencement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and sioknesa will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Naiads sag Read
ache to Which female, are so auttleot.
They act gently . on the bowel'', removing Costivesess.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Female., and
all persons of sedentary habisr, they are valuable as a
Laxative, improving the appetite, iirtind mai and rigs
bathe dieeetave argue, and restonng the natural alai
tioity and strength of the wnole system
The OEPHALIC rthus are the reran of long investi
gation and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in are many yearn, during which time they have
prevented and relieved e mud amount of pain and
mitering from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from a deranged state of the ego
snack.
They aro entirely vegetable in their eetegteition, an t
nosy be taken at all times with perfect safety withent
making any change of diet. and the absents of any dies
tussahs taste rigida.' is nary to adintosiate thins te
BEWARE OF 00IINTEREET1181
Th lenhinc 11111110 Ave signature. of Ptenry Ct. Illeeteuxe
Bold by Dnitrieds and aU other Denim in leledloines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on reempt or the
PRICE. 215 OENTIS.
All ring U.il. b. "Alford.
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!AB FOLLOWINILENDORISEMBOITS OF
OEPHALIC ,
WILL CONVINOS ALb WHO 1311.FITEX PAU*
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
Lt SARI Thatifflosisis arc valoilniod by Mr.Oral.>. -
Ins, tAkiv arms losturstionablo proof fir the (P
-osey of this srsiy sciassfine discovery,
MX. SPALDING..
I'
I have tried your Cephalic Pills. and I like then so
wen that I want you to send me two dollars worth more.
Part of therm are for the neighbor*, to whom I gave a
few of the first box I got from you.
lend the Pills brined, and oblige
Your ob't Servant_
JAMES KENNEDY*
Ka. iIiALSINO.
MA •
wish you to send me one more box of your Cophslis
Pills. X haws received a great deal rtf boa& from tam.
Yours restootfutiy A
DIARY APIA arointuuaz,
Onurci CHUM J MINTINGDON COMITY,
anuary la. IBM
11/ULDINe.
TOR Will VOW, 5011 d ma tiro Nam of your Guplogio
riLlo. Send them immediately.
Bel9"tfullY "11 .310. B. BIMONX.
P. B.—/ halve regeteed out box Owns , Pins. 0114 Av-ti
IlAsoi turealiosti.
limit Virg/ion. Ohio, Jan. 13,
no C. firesanne, Esq. -
Please find enohmed twenty-3Ye Dente, for:whi oh rend
me asigther box *Pions Cephalic rills. They ere testis
dr best Pills I Anne serf stud.
Direst A. STOVER, P. M.,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., 0.
132VISINV, Masc. Dos. 11.1890.
I 13.finsianos, Ma:
wish for some circulars or largo show bills, to bring
your Ceyhalio Pills more p a rti c ularly before my cus
tomers. If you have anything of the kind please send
me.
One of my outman, who is ashisot to givers Plot
Resdaolie. iu.ualtT lasting two dale,) Ism MU of a*
Walk to out hour by your Pilia, which I sent her.
geolletfullT
B. WILLEM.
NIVILT C. ISpeznina,
leo. 48 Cedarst. N. Y.
Draa Bra:
Inclosed And twenty-rim) oentik(ll.lfor which send
box of " Cephalic Pills.' gond mai/areas in Roe. Wm,
C. Filler, Bernolcharark. Fraaklia
Your Pills work like a ekaww—veers Headacki almost
hectoliter.
MM. Bruton,.
Bra :
Not long lance sent to 70111 for a box of Cabello Pins
for the mire of the Nervous Headache andetleerieee.
Old Tactual] the same, and Mcy AM so good on slut
silos I woe indreat So seed for more.
!two rend by return naeuL Direct to
A. R. tiv - HEELEX.
Ypsilanti. talok.,
From As Ersediser. Norfolk, I.
Ceehalie Mlle aceemelbh the (Nen fee 'high they
Were made, mt.: Care or headache in all Ito forme.
Ikons Ms Examiner, Norfolk, Ira.
They have been tested in more thane thousand eases,
milk entire roossm. _
If you are, or have been troubled with the headache,
•end for a box, feeehalio Pilll,l so that you may have
them in OM of an attack.
Awn She Advertise Preeidosts, R. I.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkeld, alfee
give remedy for the headaohe,and one of the very best
for that very frequent oomplazut which bee ever been
aroovered.
Press Ms Messrs R.R. Gazer% Chicago, .114
We heartily endorse Mr. /balding. and his unrivalled
Cephalic fills.
NOM the Kanawha Visite Star, Kanatehe,
We ere WHO that persons suffering with the hatesehe,
who try them, will stick to them
_
Erma the Southern Path Pinder, New Orleans, Ls,
Try Siam ! you Umtata &rioted, and we are sure that
your testimony nap be ad ed to the already numerous
list that-bar received benefits that no other medicine
.gVIPOIS the St. Louts Domosrat.
The immense demand for the art:tole (Cash/LIU MIL)
If rapidly Wereasitig.
Mr. Spaldsns would not conned. his name with en sr
tole he did not know to possess real merit.
The ieramess is their favor IA drone. from the =tat
restmotabie quarters.
From the DOW Diem Neurerri A.l.
eephella Pine are taking the pleae or all beds.
GMs She Comessretallistsss, Beilast MOS,
MA to bowery. efilattolostat for 4124 12Matoil.11.
Preys the Conossursial, Outeinststi, Oki..
Waring humanity omi now be Tolima.
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convenient way for repairing Furniture, Tore, Crooke
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USEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE."
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HENRY O. SPALDING,
Am oertain anartnointed POIIIOIIS 618 attalilliting to
palm off on the ammapeating publio, imitations of lei
rRurARBD GLUE, I would oration ail Forams. to ex
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CAUTION.
INIIMUMUN COMPAKiSIB.
THE RELI.&NOE
HintlAL INSURANUE CIOMPAzcv,
of tsu►nn?B[t.
tF kiOE. No. 3014 WwI.NYT STIMET.
Insures against LORI Cl DAMAGE EV FIRE. an
Rouses, Stores, and other buildings. llmite6
er , ra i l i tual_,_and on Furniture.
Wares, and Met
*bandies, in town or
iAdH cAr1TAL,A1131'113ZA135Z751161,1,145
Which is invested no follows, vial
In first mortgages on 6107 property, worth
double the amOnnt— t. swum 00
Penneylvants Railroad Co.'. 6 per Dent. first
mortgage loan, at par— IMO 00
?coney lveinia Railroad Co.'s per cent. se
cond mortgage load ? (230,000)_. 0 7400 0 0
Itantangdon IMO BTOBII woe Railroad and
Canal Co.'s mortgage 10an....`.._......._ 4,000 00
Ground rent, first-clues--
2,40 63
Collateral loans, well secured 3.5410 00
City of Philadelphia 6 per oent. loan. 30,030 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent, I's. RR. !e'en— /0,000 00
uommoroiall Danz 610011.;-.-•-• isma 01
lbeohanio Bait !WTI - 2,811 ao
Va n gl v i t til i Oe foal Insurance Cg's stock 76,760 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'s stock 1,050 00
'be Delaware M. b. Insurance CAN'Rl St.oolt 700 CIO
'Union latitual Insurance Co.'s Sono------MO 00
Bills rseeivable— 14.302 74
Book mounts, scorned merest. 7,104 66
Cash on -- 11.64164
11317,142 04
The Mutualprinoiple, oomtkined with the mourity of
a !took CapitM. entltles the insured to 'imamate in
the eratits of the Comenn!. without liability for iOMS.
Loewe promptly adjusted and paid. •
• • • • •
MIIIICTOBS :
Clem Tingley. Samuel Hisphern,
William AZ/110711May Robert Steen,
Freeenok Brown, william Musser,
Stevenson,William Beni. W. Tingley.
John R. Worrell. Marshall Hill.
EL L. Carson. J. Johnson Brown.
Robert Toland. Charles Leland.
G. D. itorannarten, Jacob T. Bunt/nth
Charles a, Wood, Smith
JAMB S. Woodward, Jeen Bissell, rittaburg.
CLEM TINGLEY. P residen t.
M. HINCTIMAN. Reareterc.
F ebruary 16. 1961. MIS
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OY .PIIiTADBLFSA.
(FIRE INERFRANCE EXCLUSIVELY,)'
fOMPANIPS BUILDING, R. W. 0011.4. RA
FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETR.
DIRECTORS:
i
F. Rim/fro/ED STARR. MORDECAI L. DAWSON.
WILLIAM MCI, 610. H. STUART.
MALMO FRAZIER, JOHN H. BROWN,
JOHN M. ATWOOD, H. A. FAHNXSTQCZ.
HIM. T. TESDICI, ATIDESW D. CAW,
MINH!, WHARTON, J. L. ERRINGIR.
F. RATO ORD STARR. Prbvtlett.
CHARLES. W. Doi.E. searetery. fen
pßrui ItIIITUAI4 LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,No. 921 CHESTNUT street, Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
ALL TILE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE IN
SURED.
Insure Lives for short terms or lor the whole term of
Itfe ; grant Annuities and Endowments - purchase Life
Interests in heal Estate, and make all contracts de
pending on the oontincenoies of life.
They sot as Executors, Admmiatrators, Assignee.,
Trustees, and Guardians,
Auserra OF. TOE COMPANY, January 1. 1S(1.
Mortgages. ground rents, real 8.4211,99.1. 97
'United Mates stook.. Treasury notes, loans
of State of Pennsylvania, pity of nulls
delphla, wa,Ris SA
Premium notes, loan a on oollaterila t h 0,... 287,6 9 9 68
Pormulvartio, North Praraelytvarue. Req
roads., and County six per cent. bonds.-- 105.809 00
Bank. insurance, railroad, canal stook., Re. 97,60 49
Cash on hand, agents' balances, Re., ho.— 53,106 14
411,071,129 09
DANIEL L. MILLER. Prudent.
isA NIVEL STOKE% Vice President.
JOllll W. HO rtm Seoretins. inh22-tf
P ILAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
BERA.NCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
Inoorporated b, the Legislature of Pennierlaums.
WI WI. E. sonar of THIRD and WAI.NNT oboe%
PHILADELPHIA.
MAXINE 1218VRAffOli,
On Vomel.l
Cargo" To Darts of the World.
Ft,
_ LAND INSURANCES
On Owes b 7 Rivers, Canals, Lakes, And lord bar
oaten. to allporta of the Ujuort.
FIR_E INSURANCES
On Morokondiso gonerratiy, Chz Stores, istromat
Rogues, ito,
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
November 1, 1860.
•
11100.630 'United Etatei are"'
OM% IRV MD 00
010,090 Ratted Mato' ir oent. Treats?'
Note', (with accrued interect)-- 110,41 et
100,010 Pennsylvania state five V cent •
loan. 104/11 OD
11,000 do.do. six do. do. 31,91600
187,060 Philadelphia City oent. Loan. 15,203 37
10,000 Tenn/wee State five sent. loan._ 34.8:10 OD
NAM Pennsylerma Railro 3d mortgage
mix er cent. bonds 46,400 Oil
1.0000 509 shares, "nix* Germantown Ors
Company, intermit and prinniplu
guaranteed by the City of nine
delphimi IDADO OO
10:100 WilaTON Penazyleama 'RI/arose
Company,—.— SAO 09
1.000 100 shares North Pennsylvania Rail
road Company_.._.,
1.000 80 (hares Philimelphia Ice Boat and
. Steam Tug Company._....-----. L;21;0 Go
IMO eharea.PhiLadelphis and
Grim !Ream Tow-boat Company. IGO DO
300 2 'hares Philadelphia Exchange
Connally—. . 136 CO
1,000 1 shwas Continental Hotel Co. --- SOO 0..)
etemoo ANT. coat 11547.336.34. Market va1.E8N,563 71
ENIi recemble, for manrancea made-...-._. /now
Conde and mortgages..— 50,000 00
Heal estate.- 11,342 59
irleluncee due atAgenniee—Premitima on Ma
rina Thellelee. intermit. and other debtra due
the Company 21,EN1 48
gimp and stook of inexidir . insorisiioe 'and
other Companies 1.51. en
Ruh ea land—in Wake__ .038,673
in &ewer . M
X 1,1.13 31
5 0 E 4 0 0 in
DLe.V.7.29.10.1. .
'Milian. ..illosnt. 1 nrnuol 1 , 1„. ItoN'en
Edmund A. Bander, .l . F. Pony:ton,
Theoulailuo Paulatnk .Henry Sloan,
John J. Penrome. . Edward DerlinstoA
John C. Darla. , g. Sone' Brook°.
Ja4lloll 'Erato - Air, i t'....oi:nor lerirsl!::t.
Wilton] I.lyro, Jr.: r tr.ornas C. Ilem:,,
James C. nand ; lobert Barton,
With C. La ir.iz. jOOOb,P. Jones,
Joooph ff. Soo],.swear B. Ist'Poriand.
Dr. R. M. Heston , i Jo:hull'. Eike. .
aeons C. Limner , 1 John B. &mine, :Moyle
Muria crsig i
.. , P. T. Morgan,
ita:lea KeP.r. A.. B. Berger,
571,1.61.a14 MARVA. Preoidant.
TllO5. C. HAM.), Viols President,.
ILENItY LYI.BIIIIII. BenretarT. nori-tt
VIRE INSURANCE EXOLUb
.2- THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
CQMPANY—inooorated ISM—CHARTER PERPh-
TTJAL.--NO, 410 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ
encefisuars.
This Company'. favorably known to the community
for thirty-eix year's, continues to insure against loss or
demote by Fire. on public or sweetie Buildirme, either
permanently or for a limited time. Also, on Furniture,
stocks of Goods or Merchandise generally , on liberal
Their Capital, together with a large glurptus Fund m
inyested in the most careful manner, which enab l es
them to offer to the insured an undoubted security in
the mute of loss.
Atavoroßs.
Jonathan Patterson. • Inas) Haniohurat,
111111 in Campbell, Thoracic; Bodine,
Alexander Bannon, Bernet Smith, Jr,.
William Montanus, John .Beva roux,
Thome", Smith.
. . . .... ..
JONATHAN I'VRT:EXEION, President.
BELTON SMITH' &oratory. 5p44r
IN SU RA N 0 E 0 0 El P A Vi Y OF TELE
-IL STATE OF PENNSYLVAMA—FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE Nos. 4 AND f EXCHANGE
BUILDINGS.
Chartma .321704—Carilaal ifed#,V. —Feb.l, INId. Gosh
value, 5018,711 77.
All invested in sound and aviulable seourtties—oon
due to iEtlllllO on Vessels and Carton, Duildinta.
Steaks of Merchandise Sco.. on liberal terms.
DAECTORZI.
.
Alllll7 D. inernrd, Cowie N. Must%
.uleou 'Toby,
Shades Mecalester, somsei orent, Ir.,
V °bias Warner,
illiemS. Smith.
. Tehomas B. Wattson,
ihn B. Budd •
lgetu7 O. Frearpna.
imam 1. Waits, Charles S. Lowy!.
Gems C. Canon.
'H_EN.RIr D. SllEWurvill, -Prothlont.
1011.11.1114 HARPER.. Bearstari. Jell-tf
FINLiNSITIWTOE. - 111101ANICV
RANCE COMPANY of PhiltWelphib, NO.
1515 North IfXXTH Street, below Rage. Izmir° MlLO
nue, Goode, end Merchandise conerall7 from !ere or
damage by Fire. The company guarantee to adJutt all
louses promptl li y, and thereby hope to merit the catron
age of the pubc.
=GZED
iliam Morcan. rtcberk Flea: ar,
Franois Coopar, Michael Motisoy,
aleorgei•. Do ug'herty, hdward Motiovern.
fiiiiiiii - Mailim, - Vialili iraZdirinillks
amen Durosa, J.oan Bro_roles.
Mat
nard thew
'W McAleer, Frea is Fal/a.
Berarty, John
Thomas J. nomphill, Hil.ritard S. muleemai
Themes Fisher, Charles Clare,
Francis Mehlanne lillohael Cahill.
F t kik,Nols COOPNR, Presiden t
14.61131.1L11.1) JEAFF W RY. Seeretary. awaly
A MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
ti INCORPORATED UM CHARTER PER
PETUAL. ___ U _
No. 310 WAL NUT Street above Third, Philadelphia,
muslin a large peld-up Capital btoo and Surplus,
invested ni sound and nVelleble Beenrittoe, Continue to
insure .on Dwellinse, Stores ) Funsiturs Merotiamilee,
Vessels in part end their 0111Ig0011 , and other person al
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
•
'Dl3l=2'olo.
John T. Lewin,
Jamas 11, Cams lreri,
Edmund 6, DutiLh.
Chair. W. Ponnney.
Israel Morris!.
Johnß. Mari",
W 01603
fAMIIOI 0. inorkons
Potnok Brady,
TI - 10M.A5 S.
MAR/13, Pre dent.
ALBERT C. El. CRAWFORD. Reorotarr. fon-tf
A NTBRACITE INSITRANCIE COMM
itipadittkor:maa. capitsa atoo"-crmARTRa
0/11oe lie. 311 Wit.LNLISi 8 trout, between Ifkir ar.4l
FograiStreet, Philadelphia,
IRO vompear Ti inaurn anninet_9l s• " ran by
Ore,rally. on illpiltinga,Pcrnarris, awl Iderer:llininlne-
Atte, Marine Inswanseg eII Ve Car bal
Freirkte, Inleei luma cnro to Arta tikiVal al•s.a
Jowl* Ricalicit,
John Ketcham.
Jahn R. Blakuitsr,
Wm. F. Dean,
7. B. ths7.
JAPRYIT EMIR], Huth/mt.
WM. P. DRAM. las Przalter4,
W. M. Elearete.l7. ar3-u
Jlleirb
Maker%
Andennet.
p~rr♦ir l'earnes
Peter Eitsger.
10X0HANGE INSURANCE COMPANY
—ollloo Plo, 409. WALCIVIf ±3;reet,
YUU IlintlßAlibn. nonere end ritorolumcline
generally, on favorable tarma, either limited or per
petual,
DISLEfiV9RI3:
- - .
Jeremiah Dense 34 Thomas Marsh.
John_ Q. Ginnode. °bailee Thom:firma
Howard D. Roberta, - Amon T. He‘to,
?Ismael L. Smedley, /Datm T. ()arm,
Reuben C. Hale, John J. Ord Ms.
jkatEMIAR BONSALL, Preluden t
velum •
Con .T . se O s kiN ra tt tir T/1110DO, Vice Freindet.
leg
.gROWN'S_ ESSENCE ON' JAMAICA
tiIINGER.—FREDERICK DROWN, Chemist and
Druipciet, northeaet corner of Chestnut and Fifth ate,
Philemie mole meau.tactarer of Drown , ' Eames et
Jamaica Ginger, which reeogniged and tiresonbed by
the medical faouhy ‘ and hue become the standard family
medicine of the United State!.
This Essence is a preparation or 1211116135 i excellence.
In ordinary diarauna, incipient cholera, in short, in all
eaueiy.f irnetiatian of the digestive functions, it is of
inestimable valno. During the prevalence of epidemio
cholera end summer complaints of children. it is pecu
liarly efficacious; no family, individual, or traveller
should be without it.
myripE, 7 lo prevent this valuable Essence from
'boom a9uutortetten. a cow steel eaglet-reg• emanated at
a great cost; will be found on the outside of the wrap
per, in order to guard the.purchaser against being im
posed upon by trorthleel imitations.-1835.
Preparef only by FR &DESNA BROWN, and for
gale at his Drug and Chemical Store, N. & corner of
Fifth and Clientnut streets, Philadelphia, and at EEL
RENICK DEUR IS, Ja.'e, Drug and Chemical Store,
S. E. cgrner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, " Conti
nental' Hotel. Pinladelphia. Also for sale by all re
mantable Druggists in the United Mates. - rart-em
aRAVE-STONES, (I.II.AVE-5T013118.-:-.
snook of Grave- stones and Monuments to be
1 1 ^ 14 sit very reduced prices. Plasm osU and examine,
before nurohnsung elsewhere. at Warble Wodre of
A illTellYMl s , TZ ,
fen-3m RIDGE Avenue, below ELEVEIiTIi Bt.
RECEIVED, per 1 ` Annie Kilnball, 71
a/ from Liverpool, blander, Weaver. & Mandeell
Prellarshonn :
Ds Extract tonitl, in 1 lb Jnrn.
tiltraot Tosoyalni, 212 116 Mon,
09 • E•iraut 16.1.... cm. it 1 &Aro.
too tba Extract Tartlx•9l, 101 lb jars.
10 Zs Vtn Ral Cololuot, la 1 lb bottles,
100 The 01. Snooim Reot., in I lb bottler.
500 The Calomel. In 1 lb bottler/.
In° iihrd e r /EIRtIERILL & BROTIIRR.
n o .._ 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
(ALIVE OIL.—A lot of Latour Olive Oil,
IL, to ovivo, and for iglo bLJAVIZTOIII3, CAIE
inrAlLt, lOU iota PAU*, etym. son
PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD.
pAeicErac aII I MPSR for POTTSVILLE, READ
ING., argl HARRISBURG , on and after May 20, r
°le
tiaggrriNeweplpori ttio'orpnAeriloifitßinDdagind
CALLOW
HILL Streets. PHILADELPS lA. tramenter en
trances on Thirteenth and, on Cailowhill st:reett i ,44. l l . B
A.M. connecting at Harrii_burg with the, P bP4
VANIA ILlin D M. t to Pitts
rean.r_enn
burg ;
to CUMBERLAND VALLEY 165 M. trap
rnnsan to Chambeysburg,_ /to. and the
NORT g_
CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 r. M. train
rennin[
811nblanigOON LINES.
attvestitrazt.D.eppotja. comer e o li f
p l) li ß itik OAD .
i ta paa d o C e A ng L o L r CALLOW
-811.1.
trances on hirteenth and on C streets,) for
POTTSVILLE. and RARER:IEIIIBR. at Sl5 P. M..
DAILY, connecting at Earnsla r with the Northern
Central Railroad for BRODUTI. Williarnsart ,
ho.; (or READ &Pi a only, at sP. M.. DAI LY, (Sundays
excepted.)
DISTANCES VlAthe PHILADELPHIA AND READ
RAILROAD.
FROM PHILADELPRTA, Miles,
To Phtenixville__.— 281
Reading.--...._... 58 Philadelphia and Reading
- 93 and Lebanon Valley IL IL
.2
Daltoili
Northern Central
Treyerton Junction 1423 Railroad.
Sunbury. .
Northumberland ....171
Lewisburg ..... .
1121
011010112 and Erie R. R.
Vhiliamsport
Jersey Shore- ..223
Look Haven— -235
Troy,— -.251 Williamsport and .Elinirs,
_- 287
The BA. M. and 3.15 P. M. trains connect daily Port
Clinton, (Sunders excepted.) with the CATAWIRSA.
WILL/4248PURT. and ERIE RAILROAD, making
close connections with lines to Niagara Palls, Canada,
the Feat and southwest.
DEPOP IN PRILAD IRMA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWRILL Streets.
W. H. McILHENNEY, Bowater,.
May 20, 1161. mr2o-tf
BUMMER ARRA Ni:ZE
~pg M&NT.—PHIf,ADIMPAIA,
GERMANTOWN, AND NOR RI FTOWN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May 13,1861.
FOR - OKRMAN KO WIC
Leave Philauelphisi O. 7,8, 9, 10,11, n A. M.,1 2 3
331. 4, 5.6.634,7, 8,9, 1034_, audit% P. M.
Leave Germantown, 7,73 i. 8, 8.20,9, 10, 11, 12 A.M.,
1, 2,5, 4.6, 4,6% 732, 6,9,104 F. M.
The 8 . 20 M. and 3.35 P.M.Train,' stop at German
town only.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M., 2.4, ax, 5,7 X, and 1034
P.M.
Leave Germantown 8.10 A M., 14, 634. and 934 P. M.
011.1ESTN UT DILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6, Eh 10, /2 A. M„2, 3.36, 4,6,8, 9,
and /Mg P. M. •
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7.10, 8. 8.40, 9.40, 11.40 A. M.,1.40.
3 so, 5.40. 7.10, 8.40. and 10.10 P.
The 8 A. M. and 3.36 P. M. will make no stops on the
Germantown road,
ON SUNDAt S.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 A. M.. 234.8, and 7X P. M.
Leave Chestnut Kill, 7.60 A. M.. 12.40. 6.10. and 9.10
P. FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, P. 50, 7.34, 9.05. 11 . 06 A. la., 1.05.
Las. 134. and 1134 P. Pd.
Leave Norristown, 6,7, 816. 9, 11 A.M.. 132. 434, 632,
and 9.34 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 9 A. M.. a and 5 P. M.
Leave Norristown. 7.X
_a. M., 1 and 6 P. M.
FOR MANAYUN K.
Leave Philadelphia, ezo, 784. 9.00, 11,05 A. M.,1.00,
105, 3.05, 434, 634.8, and 1134 P. M. -
heave Mane auk, 634, 734.8.85, 934. 1134 A.. 51., 1, 834.
5.7. and 10 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 5 1 a. M., 3 6, and 7% F,
Leave Matitty_ank, 554 A, M.,134.634. ansi 9 P. M.
R. K. SMITH. General Sneenntendent,
mrll-tf Depot. NINTH and Streets.
THE PENNSYLVANIA UENTKA
RAILROAD,
960 MILER DOUBLN TRACK.
1861._ aegimui 1861.
THE CAPA CITY OF THIS E.0A016 NOW EQUAL
• TO ANY IN TIIKCOUNTRYi
THREE THROUGH E.CSSEPItiF,S. TRAINS
BETWEEN PHI LADELTRIA .JINDIPITTSBURG.
Connecting direct at PhilrfderphlaWith:Thronsh Trains
from Boston, New York, and all. rats East. and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
from all posts in the Wen, Northwest. and Southwest
than farmehme faellitieg for the trangportatinn of
Faasengera unaunpaased for speed end comfort Or =1
other route.
Express and Feat Linea run through to Pittsburg,
without chaos" of Can or Conductors. All Through
passenger Triune provided with Loughridse'si Patent
Drake — speed under perfect control of She engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers.
Smoking Can are attached to each Train ; Wood
ruff's reteepmg Cars to Fnereal and . Fast Trains. The
f a XP FESS R UNS DAILY: Mail and Feat Lines, Sun
,
Ya bairegi leaves Philadelphia at 7.a0 A. hl.
cat Line LL " M.
Express Train leaven 0 10.46 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS F . Ol. LO We •
Harrlifinig COliiirlija; 'Sail P. M
Columbia
Zga i tler tat :18,111 A. I'd.
_ " at 12 mP. M.
. .
West Chester Passengers will take the Weal Chester
Nos. 1 and S and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Stmbury, Williamsport, Elmira, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate 'taints, leaving
Philadelphia at T. 30 A.M. and Lati P. M., go directly
through.
TtoketrWeetward may be obtained at the °Mena of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Bolton, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant Railroad Offices in the West ;also on board am of
the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
A ven!
Fare always an low, and time as quick, as; by any
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market atrisets.
The completion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, make thin the
DM POT LINE BE'PKEENI.:HE F,AST AND THE
t,{;ia~i+~~ia~~f~
.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantages readi
ly appreciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
ling Public'.
Merchants and Li - hipperi entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confiden RATES speedy transit.
TOF OF FREIGIiT to and from any noint
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad are at all
times as, favorable as are charged by other Rai/road
Cempfa7M3.
SIT Be particular to mark packages " via Pennsyl
vania Railroad."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the touowing Agents or the
Company:
D. A.l34Sirark
H. $. Pierce k_co., Zemmollfe. o._; J. J, Johnson, Rip
ley, 0.; R. McNeely, Maysville, Ay.; orroatry & Crop
per, Portsmouth, O. ; Paddock & go.. Jeffersonville,
ndiana; H. W. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, 0.1 Athern
& Hibbert ; Cincinnati, 0.; R. C. Meldrum Madison,
Ind.. Joe . &Moore, Louisville. K. ; P. o..O'Riley &
Co., Evansville, Ind.; N. Graham tr.. Co., Cairo,
111. R. F. Sass, Stealer & Louis. Mo.; John
H. 'Harris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris & Hunt, Mem
plus, keno.; Clarke & Co., Chicago, 111. ; W. H. H.
Noon% Alton; ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at different points in the West.
6.13. KI NtiBTOPI, Jr., Frilladolphia,
bIACIKAW & Kooras, PO North street, Baltimore.
LEECH. & C0..1 Astor Rouse, or 1 B. William at.. N. 1'
LEECH & CO.. No 77 State street. Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
L. L. BOUTS, Oen Ticket Agent, _Phil&
LEWIO. Golf' tglAr; Altoona. Pa. Ja.3-37
1861.Litigolmo.,_ 1861.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.-NEWYORK MINIMS.
;ERR OADI.DbN IND AMBOY AND PIMA.
DEJarRIA MID ntErtwom HAILIWAD OIM3
FROM VILLA_MLFRIA LIKW :
YONK AND.WAY , ,PLACEL
TROY WALLNWT-317. WHAMS' AMR. IRNILINGTOR.AF.r.r.•
WILL LXAVE. AS FOLLOWS, VIZ •
512.2.
At 5 A. et., VAG Camden and Amber, C. 6145 A. An
ooramodatian 25
At 6A. M., Via Camden Ear Jamey City. J.,
Acoommodation . - 2 as
At 5 A.-M., , ria Camden and Jena:, City, Morning
425 A. GU, Vlll NAL118112044 GMT azlcy . .
Cl..?..; vretarn Rai:Tana. -
00
At 1.23 i P. M.. via Camden and Aaaboy *Accommo
dation _ 25
At t P. M., via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. En
S 00
A; 1961. Si, via lionadigten and Jorsag City, 1,540-
sling Easmae.-- 800
At OF P. 11., vla Kensington and :mazy Cit 3,
Class --- 2 ZS
At OP. M., is Camden and 4ereer (flu . , Evenine
. . 100
At um sia Camden aniTienies 87ty, Wad
ern Mail . 25
-At 5 P. M., Camden and Amboy. Azoommeda-
Don, (Freight and Passenger!—lat Oise' Tialret— 2 26
- Do. do. 2d Claim Tiokeg— 1 50
The 2PM Mail Lino raze daily. The 11M P M, BogtiE
ern Keg, Bearden excepted, •
For ifeltidegoi Enaton,_ idambormile, "Lenduclon,
&a., at. 7.10 A. M, and 43i M. from Kensington.
For Water Glap_. Stroudsburg, &w anton , W incest:4l.ra.
Montrose, Groat Band, tea:, MO A. M. from Kenaisgton.
via Delaware. ,Laokawanna and 'Western R.
Fp" Manch Chunk, Allentown, and /30taiebarn et 7,1( 1
A. Pa sad am P. M. from Xerutbigtou,Depot - (the TM
A. M. Lae oonneota with train leaving Ja rgon at Sag
P. M.)
goy M.:Flint Holly. et 6 and 8 A. 1V1..1 arni AM P.
For Freehold. at d A. M., and t P . M.
WAY LINE&
For Diana:, lirrantoa, am., at Ma 011 sale%
P. M. from Kensintton • mad 234 P. M. from Walnut
street wharf.
FoCallayra. fwartort, Delano*. lever'. Hari!nr
taairotanao, Lordantotta, &a., at 113 C. 1.3, 431, Ind 5
Etestaboet Trenton., for Bordentown end intermediere
placee,at!}( P. M. from Walnut-street wharf.
elFFor New York and Way Linea leaving Remington
t, take the oars, on Fifth street, above ?Xenon'',
an hoar before decimator.. The oar* run into the
de t, and on arrival at each tram, run from the depot.
Fifty Pounds of BagEtlge t only, allowed each pewsen-
KerrraMOIMOM prOhllotted Mont taking dunning &I
baggage but their wearing apparel. all baggage over pounds to bewsod ba g gagetra. The C.ornormy Omit
their responsibility tor to One Dollarper ponne.
ADA will not be liable for any amount beyond dlr.% ex-
OOPS a 00910 orating:,
WK. terzr,
fa a I vito N T
O v, R N T rt H FA .P IL EN R ' o N A ' S D II,-
FUR BET'PILEREBI SBA L DonasTow.rt. MA NOR
CHUNK, HAZLr.TW ILKON. EASTON, ECRIRY.
RE, o.
THREE THROUGH RAINS.
On and after MONDAY. MAY if ,_lBO3, Passenger
Maim - will leave FRONT and W 1 LO W Streets, Phila
delphia, daily". (Sundays excepted), as follows:
At 6.40 A. mi.(
_Eivrea)ilor liethlohem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Angleton, At ilkellnalre. 440.
At Le* M., (Engem), for Ltethlehem, Fulton, fcti.
This titan reaches rlaston at t P. M. and ma_kell close
eonnenDon with New Jersey Central for New York.
At 6.16 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch
Ciner_k. eke.
At 9 A. ML tend I P for Doylestown.
At 10.90 A. and 4.40 Y. 61., for Fort Washington,
The 6.4.1 A. M. 1 6 .4prese tram makes mom rionnectlon
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and moat desirable route to Wilkeebarre,
aml to ell point. in the Ukiah ooel rec.or..
TRAINS FOR PRI.LADELPRIA.
FLeave Bethlehem at P.M A. M.. 9.18 A. M., and 5.33
N.
Leave Doylestown at 7.215 A. M. and 4 le P. M.
Leave Fort Washington. at 4.30 A . M. and SAO P. M.
ON SYNDA YR.—Philadelphia for Bethlehem et
A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 6 F. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at /3 Y. M.
Pare to lien , ehem...4l/ 69 IF F are to Mauch Chniik,S2 03
Faro 3 IQ L Pare waiteaearro. ae
Through Tickets mud he procured at the Timm
011iaes, at WILLOW Street, or BERES Street, in order
to secure the above rate. of fare.
All Passenger Train', (except Bunday Truing) connect
at Berke Street with Fifth and Styth.stroots : and
acompi and Third-etroote runnier Railroads, Malty
minute' after leaving Willow Street.
141. Lia ot.ARIA. Agent.
likagaßEE SPRING ARRANGE.
MENT.-PHILADELPHIA,
WIA,MINOTOIS,. D BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and a ft er MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS LSAVE PHU. o DELFIIIA:
For Baltimore at 5.15 A. M., 11.35 A. M., (Express),
and 16.63 P. M. .
P For Chester at 3.13 1. 81., 11.35 A. 111. 4.15 and 10.150
For Wilmington at 8.15 A. At.. 1136 A. M., 4.14 and
10.50 F.M.
For New c'estbs at 0.11 A. M. and 4.13 P. J.R.
For Dover a; 6.4 A. M. and .1.1.2 P. M.
For Milford at 5.10 A. M.
For Salisbury Fla A. M.
TRAINS FOR PAIL.* DELPRIA
Leave Baltimore at 6.15 A. M. (Express), 2.45 A. rd.,
and 4.43 P. M.
Leave VlNlzaing tort at' 11.111 'and 5.18 A. 111. I.M and
P.M.
_ Leave Salisbury at 1.40 P. 1 , 1,
Leave Milford at 4
Leave Dover at 6.35 A. AI. and 6.20 P. M,
Leave NOW 035110 at 8.:3 A. 14,1 M P. M.
Leave Chester et 146 A. M. 9 40.1.67 .", 0 • 1 9
Leave Italttroors for Salisintri and D elaware SlMl
read at 6.1.5 A. Al.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE:
Leave Chaster at 8.45 A.M., 12.08 and 11.1
Leave Wilmirtztori at PAO A. M.. 11.85 P, 1 . 5.4 and ii
F.I2.ERMIT TRAIN, with Passenger Car ettashed.
win run as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
Plums at 6.50 P,.m.
.40(999 Wllzmuston for ronTrine Anal 1511917110011111
places mi. 7.13 P. M.
Leave •Wilminf ton for Philadelphia and interme
diate places at 5
Leave Hone- e- Grace for Baltimore aid intermedi
ate stations at 6 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Ravre-de-Grace and internkedi
ate station at 5 P. M.
ON BIINDAYI
COranletiOillE Sunday. May 190551, until further no
tice, Two TRAINS wiil run on Sunday.,
Leaving Philade'pnia for Baltimore and Watddnitdd
at 1196 A. M. and 15.56 P. M. and
Leaving Baltimore for Ph iladelphia at 5.46 A. rd. and
mom B. M. rELTON. ?resident.
'JOTTON SAIL DUCK and. CANVAS,
of all number's and brand's
Raven's Dunk awning awnoti j or an description., Par
Team, Tronko. and !won Covers.
Aker rdP O 2 Mannfeoturors * Drier frolol, from 1 ta
foot Inds. waroonliorJWtin&dat
JOBX EVERMAR ac au..
inyt-tE . -• 103 JONES Alloy
FURNESS, SHIRLEY, lb CO.,
No. 449 WOMB! SINKER
BALE OF FRENCH 000P15.
On Tuesday MORIIIIFr
June 4, • t 10 o'olook. for 04'011,14 obtain" -
400 packages and lota of fancy and eaglet Frenott dry
goods.
BPEOIAL 85.1.8 OF BONNET RIBBONS.
On Tnoisday Mora:tint.
150 lots No. tato superior quality mit de sole bonnet
ribbons.
PPHILIP FORD & (70., AUCTIONEERS,
?40. 630 MARKET street and 531 MINOR et.
LARGE POSITIVE BAL,E OF 1.000 CABER SOOTS.
8110 ES. AliD BROGANS.
On Thursday MOTIIIIII•
June 6, at 10 o'clock' precisely, wan be gold, by cable
logne—
Imo canes men's, boys' and yeah& oal 1. hie. and grain
boas oolf and kip brogan@ emigrant tatters. Oxford
ties, '&o.; women'a, mhteee 3 , antt otaidren's calf hi p
goat, morocco and kid heeled boots said shoes, Kenters,
slippers, busking, &o.; also, a large and. desirable as
sortment of oity-niade goods.
inol)ided in Bale will be found a large assortment of
ladies and gentlemen's travailing carpet bags, sateli
els &o.
fiGir Goods oven for examinataon. with eatalettal,
early on the morning of sate.
AT F. PANWAST, AUUTIONENS, Sue-
A. • moor to 0, Soott, Jr., 43/ CHEST/1u? at.
RALE AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY DOOM
EMBROIDERIES. MILLINERY GOODS, /co.. by
catalogue.
On Wednesday Morning.
June 5. commencing at 10 o'clock.
83i.IPPi~~=.
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION
KY STEAM BETWEE N NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL. Whim at EIU ANSTOWN (Ire
land.) to land and embark paesengeris and despatches.
The Liverpool, New York. and Philadelphia Stearn
ship Company's splendid Clyde-built iron screw steam
ships, are intended to Emil aa fellows:
PRODI NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
ETN't I Saturday, June 11
I.4llriatlV47l, SeAri-day, Jots g
CITY OF WASHINGTON, EaturdaY, June 76
GLASGOW, Saturday, June 32
And every_ Saturday throughout the year, from PIER
No. 44 N. H.
RATES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA,
cabin, to ciaornmown, or Liverpool. ----vs
Do. to Loudon, via Liverpool.-.....,-- I -
BO
er
Steerage to gneenetnn, or Liverpool _..._----- SO
Do. .to London, ......, t . ... . 33
Do. -Return tickets , available for 's= months,
from Liverpool.' —. .... elll
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Phril. Hamburg.
Bremen, and Antwerp, et through rates.
Cei tificates of peerage ensued from Liverpool to Now
York —...
-
—._ ._...... - 840
Certificates of protease issued from Queenstolni to
New York-.... . —..—.. . t. --- iipo
Theme steamers have superior accommodations or
passengere, are constructed with watertight compart
ments, and carry experienced Surgeons.
For freight. or pas/Age, applyat the Mhos of the Com
er:ln. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
111 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
In Liverpool, to Wei. INMJ,N,
Tower Buildings..
in Glasgow, to WM. INMAN,
13 Dixon street.
SMTHE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
GEILea.
PROM NEW TORT. TO LIV2IIIOOOL.
. . . .
Chief Cabin
ticoond Cabin Passage-- _ Ti
9a011! UO9TOM TO trrwrocm.
Chief Ceib
04;;;A&1;ii''''' - 10
The ehips from New ro a
old Cork Harbor.
The Chips from Boston call at "tablas and Cork liar
p
litarA. Capt. Judi:ins. AFRICA. CaoL /Shannon.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. CAP7M)A,Ca_pt. Anderson.
?di A 4 Capt H. Lott. AMKige. QaM,l4.2AtijOY
♦♦U9.RAI lA rAtrAstA, k.apt.
Capt. B. M. Rockier. 13U SOYA, Capt. J. Cook.
SCOT [A, now building.)
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-bead
green on starboard bow ; red on port DOW.
AFRI QA •Oh an nou,lop . vog Xi, YO3, o 4444ert
BUBOrA, Anderson, •• Soston, Wednesday, May V.
PERSIA Judicins, " Pi. York, Wednesday, June 6.
AUSTRALM B,PA Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, June 12.
V.% N,
Rockier'. " Pr. York.Wednesda2,June 19,
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, June 26.
Berths not entanyed until mid for..
APx Sniseon on board,
The 6 ow e nere of these shies will not be nooonntable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, theme, Jewelry,.Precions Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading
ri are m eneA therefor, end
the value thereof th erein en For _D A eft or
te= apply to lAI
4 Powlliu Gewou. New ext.
RAILROAD LINES.
KtitiollerDlAL, ( l l tilf,TlM
HAtI..KOAD.
VIA MEDIA.
SPRING AR KANO eItIENT:
On and after Monday, Marohil. /861, the traina will
leave t trom the Dopoti nurtheast homer
of I ichteenth and Market amour, at 9 et. M., and 2, 4.
and 880 P. M.
The Freight Train, with passenger oar attaohed , will
leave Weet Philadelphia at 6A. M., running as far aa
the Baltimore Central Junction.
un Eundays, leave Phoadelphia at 8 A. M. and 2 P. M.;
Weat Cheater at 7 MI A. M.,and 490 P. M.
The trains ieaving Philadelphia at 8 A. M. and 4 P. M.
connect at Pennelroawirh trains on the Phnnd-Ipktta
and Baltimore Central Railroad. for Kennett, Oxford.
&c.. &o. R 1414 ItY WOOO,
tubl/-tf General Boperintendent.
EINVIIPME WBST otizerza
AND PHILADELPHIA
EALL.KOAD,
• VIA MEDIA.
SUMIITER74E.R.Ari N.,NT.
On and after MOP DAY,Jane 5, 1861, the trains will
leave PUILADEL•PECLA,from the Depot, N. E. corner
of EIGHTEENTH and IIdARCKT !streets. at 7.45 and
1010 A. M., and 2, 4.15. 6.30, and 10 P.M., and will
leave the Station, corner of THIRTY-FIRST and
MA RA ex Streets, ( West Yhtladelyhta,) at 8.05 and
10 43 A. hi., and 235. 4.30,5.45 and S 10 18
ON SNDAY.
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A. M. and II P. 74.
Leave WEST CHESTER at 8 A hi. Dl3ll 5 P. M.
Trains leaving Phlladelplns and West Chester at 7.45
A. M. and 4.16 F.M. oonneot at Pem:aeiton wi,h Trains
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
for Oxford and interinediate points.
HENRY WOOD,
General ruperintendent.
PHILADELPHIA
WILMINGTON. AND HAL
TIMOILE .RAILROAD.-SPECIAL
FOR PORTR P.&9 MONROP..
- -
On and after TUESDAY. May 28, 1861. the tram
leavins Philadelphia at 11:i8 A. hi. will connect every
day, except_ Busdays, with ono of the Bay sine Steam
era from Baltimore to Fortress Monroe. 'through tickets
will be for sale at Krill tied CH htlilTfsU Pireahl,
Tand at Depot . BROAD and WASHING lON Avenue.
hroega fare. as. Troops, in de•aohment of not lens
thanflay. two-thirds fare. or 86.33 each.
my27-tf B. 81. Fr.LTON, President.
Am_._gsmiot I RVIDWI L AMAADACO"..
(Office 227 South Fourth street.)
FNMA DELPHIA. April V, 1861.
SEASON TICKETS.
On and after May 1, le6l,seaeon tickets will be Wine ,
by this company for Us. persode of three, six, UILIO, an
twelve months, not transferable.
Season sohool-tiokete may also be had at 33 per cent
discount.
. . .
These tlokets will be eolcl by the Treewurer at No. 227
Booth FOURTH street, where any fur at information
elm
94 o ( btsired. R. II FORD.
SO riwnrer.
ELUIRA 11.0IITS.—
PRILADEURIA AND F.Jr-
MIRA RAILROAD.
QUICKEST ROUTS to %AM ewes', Catewiseit, An
gent, Wilkeabarre, Saranton Danrilla, 1151-
liainsport l . Troy, Ralston, yanton, Ntl=l.
iftlaVITA Yaps, soobeatar, C evelandAletroi Tomo",
Chieage, Et. Leaks , hfilwankoo, and ail points Kor th an d
WM.
Prt..e.l2C will lea** the taw Damon ar the Phi
lately}fia m4_1[1014114 Railroad, tippler BROAD and
OALLoWnuAL Street*, Irsuanger ontranop on Cal
street,) daily tetandars estimated), tar shave
poonte, Loll
DAY PRFs3 --KOS A. M.
Nllfls_. P. M.
%Me MI A. M. train oonneota at Rupert,. for Wilkeg
barre, pittion, Boranton s and all Marion' on the
/LACKAWANNA AND BikoltiSlittltO RAILROAD.
The above trans make direct connections at Elmira
with the trains of the New York and Erie, Canandaigua
gpd Niagara andtßullado, New York and ?xis. anti
flow York Central Railroad', trout ail point" North and
Went, and the Qatiadas.
Baggage °hooked to Elmira, .tiara!', and thunsenstera
Bridge, and all ii.termediate points.
Violets Denbo ripered at the Philageipme and El
mira Rgily.ebiLtr e s Toetet Office, northwest corner of
SIXTH end CAI .q ;IN 111 , Stream, Ana At the PAluebg4r
DOpoLattnle•T 6= THIRTEENTH and CALLOW RILL
..XOl/0 EXPRESS FREIGIII"I3tAIN
Leave the Phil delphia and Reading Depot, Eroad ea
Oallowittli etre t Rdailr (Sundays excepted for all
points weataa North, at 6Y.
Fraigata nta_.• be &Miami( NSIONI IY. M to !Haan
tklir gilEa rants day.,
For r information apply at Freight Riloat,
TRIR. Tii and OALLOWNILL. or to
U. T. irk.ONARD, Agent.
Pforthweet earsier =lli and IMlLEliriftil bit Stream,
Ltese_.. 4 re.cioeieuia,
.MIM,,ZE
SaPINNOTIOIO.-111ESTER
VALLEYAA 114RwOAD—PAS
SEIYOER - TRAINS P - OR DOWN ureTo(i APED 04-
TkiitMkiDlATt, )3 TATIO4O. — On sad after Mr, ittA,
lOW, the Yeesetater Krang for DowNiri r wrovvrt
will start from the new Passenger Depot of the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Company, corner of
BROAD and CALX.OWIII.I6I, Streets, (passenger en
tramoe on Caltowhin.)
MORNLINIO TRATB for Downingtown leave/ at 8.00
A. M.
AYTEI4IOIOI4 TlAlNifor Downiortown !tares at
4.30 P. M.
DAILir (Sunday' excepted).
By order of the Board of Ma uera of the Philade
Pins and Reading Luiroed Compeer.
ewe W. If. NcrbffFaiifY. ilsontarr.
0111RENSFREDIGASTI DAILY
Y NE TO IN L AN D
NOR
OLK AND PORTSMOUTH, VA,, and to the ennui
Deeds Citie s and Towne in tim South 1 . 11 1 Southwest.
Geeds eent to the Cosa, isomer B.KO Street 'arid
WASHINGTON Avenue, will be form ed daily. and
at al low rater as Or any other. line.
S. F. ICENNEy,
Manor of Trisnsportotioo
Y. W. 01 , P. 4. O. no
EXPRESS COMPAIIIIK d.
ImmoTHE ADAMS igxpitia,
ea., °Mee 390 CPLIMINUT
forwardm Paroels. Peokages. blerahandiss, Bank Hotel, and Epeoito.dther In - it= DWG LillVir .111 Goar t eoti+ll
Nntit other Erp. rue CauT9ies, tv +Mt .nr:val'ew
'MN; sat oitiso of 0*
XAt? - 0. 1 43, 1 15.
aivegmlNemereiletillisi
BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS LIEN 4 ADVERTISING
in the Bast Newspapers of MY and Country at
Ow Moms of
JOY, COE, Ifo
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT aTkEETES,Pialadelohls
TRIBUNE BUILDING. New York. Ara tr
TT 0. ULLM AN, ATTORNItIY , AT , .
• LAW, JERSEY SNORE, Perthilivaria.
Collections promptly made in Clinton and Lyoomma
Goitataec
EPSIRS TO
Mesas, Waiter k Kllllb, Phdadelphut; J. H. Roma,
JB/11111' MOUT& darorolt Go.. num&
Shaffner, Ziegler, & Cou Frizhinuth &
Philada.; L. A. Macho), loot Etavan ; Yard, Ginnti.
it Co., rhitadis. - ThitQber & WoddroTh Rey
1101da. Howell Re. f: Philede. fels-3m
JJOHN WELSH, • PRACTICAL . BLAME
ROOFER, THIRD Street and GERMANTOWN
Road. is prepared to put on an• amount of Roofing. on
the moat moderate terms. Will guaranty to make
miry puildug perfectly water-Ugh. Orden promptly
stbended G. mfr-
TORN ELLIOTT, WIRES and LIQUORS,
alr m.o. 317 and 319 WALNUT 15treambatioment
stores, between Third and Foirrth, north wood Plata
delidtiai 11. B..—Finn Old Wholuee likernva opium&
iEstahhohed in MI J330-l)
pAWSON Fa .141.0LIOLBOIT
-•
BOORBINDERE.
Non, 619 and 621 MINOR Strosh
Ditwoon Platter and Glteataui
2111.1,ADU,LPHIA.
IAME', PATrZO:', JlLy. B. NICALOI,6O,
737-17"
•
,(4 - 4 final JET &SONS.
ImPoir..Elta lIAV.r.A.t. waAr.s.
21..1,
_alit South FRONT Stmt.
RANGIVO ITCSlfirly n /On ailltarealeilt of C.6111!110,
GAM, which sitar itt km :etas. for 11.EA4 Li*
vrtrctd credit. isto-TT
l'th MANUFALOWII4)
211 NEW STREET.
Files sad Rasps of every dosoription, and 'good
.1 1 salitY , triads to order,. at We above astata s k un e n t.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
at INITIONItiIIOrI prim,
Oen 'Ting cone as ie
npl-dGm d
,_B. soarrit
m il EVANS 1k WATSON'?S
SALAMANDER SAFES.
IT 0 AA
304 Oft
,4 ISTYIUT STILICRT.
Pitu.ADELPRJAV PA.
AOO4O variety of FIRE-Piton r OARE3 always la
Mud. Inha-ti
pg&Noll ZiNo-4 , am stiow V71317.E.
r d e Vielle. MonWm, /I 1(4? Ground in j e lad
to bY lb 6101.01 r
AT ini411.4 1109
Fr
• tins. In aral 1.1 isouth. •
f ••uno • r .
A' P s? U ' I . R I A I C Z.
EtiXAah RF A I ~,i . AnAliiti EVEty ,
t(lli i
&clock, noon, during the business imam. ' '.. 1 II
Wir 1.1.00(1011110) email ;given, iii..... 0 ~.
silt:him: to whioh We pitbnen, on the iiyaarl' i i t r ':ii 1
to one? ;Ale, ulie thOtutand Pataloe.mi. i r , ,e:' , 1,..,,
term, twin is rah deeoriptiorm of all ter brotc:rat'llot4...l
told on the( cohering Tuesday'.
REAL Ea rATE AT PRIVATE 0, Li•
or We re a large amount ot real em c e e io ••
ogle, +note tag +tulip deteription of our and pr flui
propert.Y. rAted 'tax , be had at Ibe gootio"".lito
PRI VA R 8 8 I XECijarER ~ nor.
1117" Reel estate enter on our wrap) Ra o , ,
end advertised 000saionajty in.our puhlia gc,,,atuitic t ,
(o f w hi c h cue thimumuc notittit .11 . . tn, ~ , t„,,,,
~ ..1 1b,
free of chary,
REAL ESTATE SALE—JUNE 11,
Grohltne Quirt Wills—Blotto of 4. ,
THREE STORY B OK D W ELLINO, s„,, th u s lipty,
Buttoßuttonwood Meet, east of Twentieth street. 1:1, 1 11
nwood front.
Pe rempteny SLUNG . lose an EstabiT R RP. fyr o
BRICir DW Pio. (03 North Elo it h ,RI
north of Green street, 23 feet !rout . Chard all ; ft lel.
Wanes. PAO v.er.r.PE.E.T-
Same Entitle— AK Kis STORY ,
Ilse, No. 412 Marshall street. north of WillDwow t
''
Clear of ad 'penal bronco Sale absnioro. sto ic.
Same ystate— YHREE STORY SEMI(
AND DWELLING. northwest ooroer of ROat
I'Welfth etreete. Clear of all Ineambrahsea'7
remPtorL ate N .
Same hstste-2 TERSE STORY Dit WIC IDAEL,
DIGS, Nos 206 and 208 North Twelfth ttreet.
inoumbranee. Sale peremo ore. erg
2 T HOEK STORY SNICK DWELLINGS, ,
corner of Thirty. seventh and )3lin mmum g .
Sale N 0.11.7 Pooh Broad Street.
SUPERIOR • FURNITURE, PIANO. CURT/A
Oft eAXONY CARPET. 4, &n, Ia
Tuesday Morton.
June 4, at 10 0 olock , by catalogue. at No : 11 , 1 „,“
Broad street. the enure household Com m
tis,
bookcase, fine plated wore mirrors, tai (mateyrp
er
do curtsies. Saxony and Brunets carpets, clusel4
stemware, /so.
e;r• may be examined wth oatatortre oh the
Quiet
of the sale. at eight o'olooir.
To Marble Dealers Red othsrv.
PE REM PTORY IsA lib OF FINK 1 ral.lfor m
131. E MONTMENTd. MONUMENTAL idio m :h.
being a epeoisl oonsii nrnent to Messrs. Vdi
On Wednesday Morning.
June 5. at 10 o'clock, at the marble liird Fifth
above r outli will be turd a Roe collection n 1
marble monuments- of Cr 001,1114 korona. and I oth,;
styles, with groups. fit ursc endures. fin. basso rthie vr , - ,
finest rvin off er ede collection comprises soma of
everat public. eßie.
Will be ready for exs.minattim on Mender ) 51 Jute.
Catalosues will be ready on Thursdar.3ein
of
tie had at B r osn Mims. or of thv
Meesrs. Viti . l amarch street. erpqm
erms-Under
approved e n do r se d that Lincoln,
months oredit for e..per. 1,1
Fele et N 05.139 and 141 tenth Fourth &me.
bUYERIOR FURNITURE, FRENQR-PLEIT
twits, ri.Asto-coram, BR uskida4 cARYEri"
On Thursday Morning.
At 9 aeciook, at the Auction store, en exboltmett
excellent second-hand furniture . elegant aset o ./ 0 4.
fine mirrors, carpets. etc., from families drooi''
us
hoekeeping . , removed to the more for oonve4'
term m
FEREm p To p y SALE, AT THE AUCTION gTOR I.
ANTIQUE VEK PLATE.
On Thursday. Jose 5. at - noon,
At the Auction stole, Poe 129 and lit Booth pu tt
street,
oza. fine silver plate, including Z Very begged at.
Untie tankards. ewers ooffe. rute..salver enollor.tod
a number of other artmles, all cf handsome mara ud.
of the highest standard. _
EX freirrOnfil BALE, G MA N TOWN
notragit.OLD URNEr u hi.CaapET e , re, k cjii
kc.
On Fndng Morning.
June 7th, it It o'clock. in Prioe street, heein el b iza
and Hancock wreet. Germantown. by order of raw.
%or, the household furniture, feather beds,
tromps. oar eta, oil [IWO, matting, ks.
ar may be examined on th e moraine of Ws, it
Sala No. IMS Arch Street.
STOCK OF MAN.BLJK MONUMENTS, EINE SU
TU&RY. OFFICE FUNIIII URIL &e.
On Monday Morning,
June'lo. at 10 o'olook, by catalogue, et the mall
ya r r odgNook W
0 A Atchnt r marbl o
monn the
e em e n
an o
fee
oho es, urns. fine statuary. a quantity or name
blocks, &o.
Mao, the office furnitura. made) loos , im r y ra , n
or For partioulars Bee cataloguer,
'MOSES NATHAN'S, A 130 TI °NEE?.
ANL? °OMNI/SALON MEA o llNLlkaittium
owner of tariff end RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE fIAL.E.
!Some sof e finest OOLD PATENT lISVEI
ORRONOM}TI.I WATCHES manufactured, al all
the neual eellin noes, cold lever and lepine uatos.
silver lever azd learns watehas, English, Syn. ,„,/
t. ranch watches, at astonishingly low pilau, Aul t , b i
every description. sets lew t gune, pato% Magical ER
strornents, first quality of Havana
.eigara, at half di
importation price, in ioir oo Tties to Ell purahuera, sap
vari b
ous other uds s.
SPLENDID SET OF V 711.0103 AT PRIVilk
ALa.
Conniption of diamond and opal breastpin cad se ,
rings. Price $6OO. (lost in Paris 81.400.
A splendid single-stone diamond breast-pie, st)
ints). cost 89214
08,8 DOOR RALE!!
Attended to personally by the Asstietssi.
Ooningnmentir of any ana @VAT"' l'ind oft oemla
erred. 31015 En
MONEY TO LOAN
$96,000 to loan, at tha lowest rates, On di . arnotta.
watches, jewelry, silver plate. cry gtulds, Conon, no
MMustljarsiliarilvors. ontlery, pianos( mirrors, {
`, to
MMus, ddins, gni en troops oi every nesOriptloll,ll
large or smearsmormts. from one dollar to made,
for any lens_th of time as reed on.
Ifir The Oldest Established Ronne in this Ida.
err Pnvate entrance on ItACii Street.
!Er Business hours from v M. to 9 M.
'envy inetirartes fa the het sjit ojeccottto.
CHAROER 0111,1 '1 0 PEN CEN P.
Clir' Advances of ttlo9 and upwads at two per @set
Advar.oes IDE and arsraras, ens Per isr
short loan:.
VITZPATHICIL & A...12_
11-11-0 VIIMMERS. 604 1111.7317111111 , amt. abet
ZAMA, t% VBSY
At I Voieroe, of .Looks, elstiotety Mug psis.
wetehee, olooks tral. yy lows! irate. estleil,
Peuntmge. ranetsal instrue ul
me ate, Le.
Alio.. Homey,. dry roods . boots and alum. mid au
'banana, of eYery Lasoripttn.
DAY BAEK3 oveo7 Monde!, woitooolay, mad NY!.
day at 19 o'eMot A. AL.
_PRIVATE 416E14
At private ra!O scrotal mge,powr.tertants of •
Loyola, books, sto , ,lourry siiseti.e.atte. Irma=
finer goose. /to. To which solicited toe attends.*
sity aid country reatohantssni others.
Conelgnmonts solicited of nil 15 WI of aorskandfar
for Mier pa t4 W or private osloi4
ger - .barest cash adyemooo mode *ass:is:Lemma
Ott-door Wax promptly attended ta.
MACHINERY A 11) LEM.
Stin PI 4TLtttd IliOral MD
oum!. WORM-CAM
ellL
YHA Al. AN) IlitEo.lthy OM Men
NAOMI TE,IIO/.14.:1L-MASE ,BLACIIS m,
fin( f 0 Dk.XE, having, tot twiny years, oo
ra i
simmpfal cperatiov, and Ifon OrkelikidVd!y onglati
Wattling and repairing Marine juht Beyer Bantam, eld
Lodi low arowit:e. Iron Boats , Water Taaks, from's.
its., k.e. t retacettilly ofo: Vast: (1011111011 to Oa 1 1111 tattnig Mar nrsaotod to aortrast for ]finnan of
dikes, Marie°, liver.. and :Itztoesn , Wring NiNs
'storm of di Muni aim, 'infusion% to toms* Il•
kern Wilk color dexpaton. wary ...a . astiption of Poona
ganging nottio at tan 0k0..-Unt mama. Wait sal lag
Presantre, Flee, "glainer, 141 Cylinder Boar% of UM
st gsnusylvanis aborzeoasng o r
of ill par
&ad ludo ; Iron and .i.iissa enini:e l or all Cosmos*
101 l Tarawa, Dore' thatiagi AL fill Om I'M a.
)tested Witg. Igo obora Inurtnoom
Drawioso and apeoitioations f4IT SE work done el War
eetiebliadment. free of shame. and work garasnatOL
Via iraboanbers kayo awpis wharf took loos ter Ti'
pairs of boate t akere Ulm *an lie to toffee' Igen
ant are prooido4 wdlt Owl, Week's. We. La.ea,
Sir mania going w: title arof ha,.
UMW Y. IMV:.
JLICA2I azt PLUMY. onto
1. ir JOHN 2. CM.
WILLIAM U. 116IIESZCi.
SOUTHWARK FOITMAY.
FIFTH. AND WA9ILLNOTOI:4I;r:E.II.
MEHRICK A Sae,
AND folAe,l4lt4 WS,
Manufacture High and Low Pretlll.ll Steam Sarnia
for land, ricer, and manna service.
Boilers. Uasometera, Tants, Iron Boats, Pt; Can
lugs of all kinds, either iron or braes.
Iron Frame Hoofs for Oaf Works, Wortslnc LA
mut Ntatiorug. ka.
retorts and fins maoatuery or the Aloft end sno
proved ooeetruotion.
issery demonism= of Plantation Lletehinerr , m4
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mae. Vacuum Put,
Irn Trains. Deteostors , Filter*, Pomeitr ntiz" .
lo Agents for N. ltdnee.7. i'mteui gash , iWat
Apparatus Pfennytiee Patent Rtesn2 hammer. sad le
pia/wall k Woleer's Patent Centrifugal dualtr Drat ral4
Machine saPr
If_sOINT FOUNDii No. 01 Pt
BRA CH Street, Itmz!nttna,Pilulilletip ,-'f:).-
kIAIOI H. TIERS Inform btr fronts est, tanti,,rr. --
ikaara theentire atoat of ritterni at ate above s', 011 "
IT. Ls it now. prfftireli roams criers for Wu
rira, and Bay Mill Caßtingm,.sos2l
(3. , thEcrwa :ferf
bettod orb ros 17 - tractor. 11 417
MEDICINAIi
PEOPTIAMIINS,
Nig/ Douai hi
RHEUMATISM.
During the past ) ear we have introduced to the too:
tie, of rite medlOal profession of this countrl the 11 "
Oryssaitzeli eaortdo of tg
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATIC.
and having received from many sources, both from
phyaimarui of the highest standing and from patient , . "'"
MOST PLATTERIIIO RESTIMOIVAS
obstinate l value Ur the treatment of this Painfill
disease. we are induced to present 11 ZO tb!
mobilo in a form lthltarY FOR litibiNi-IaTE Oa.
which we hope will commend itself to those who ere
suffering watt Sail allitaitug 9QUIPIV,III, and to trenSt
Umal praositiourr who may foot isycsoo. --
powers of this valuable reineey..
vel"'
ELIXIR PROP Y.I.AM INK. in the farm sho
ken of, hen recently seen extensively ereerimerted
with in the
PENNihYLVARIA
and with MARKFI) UCOES6 (as will appear (OM de
published accounts in the malice) )ournabat
Wirlt directions, put up re obtainedmedmi
with full and can befrom al, 00
druggists at la cents_por Dottie, and at Whnlessle° f
DUL.L.VcrK 114 CRElslEtnetr-
Druggists and Manufacturing Obemmta
ma24-1y
Pht ladelahm
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