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/Morcott og from Fort Pickens.
CONDZSION OF TIM 3031?-1132 POSITION OP 11111
[From the New York Times.)
B. FLAG Saw NIAGARA' err Poor
Ptcasos May 27, 1861.
Flag officer McKean has ordered the rowlsatart
and Brooklyn to the Mississippi, for the purpose
of eaforoing the blockade at Bow Orleans. The
Nichgere will go to Mobile tomorrow, and will
there be engaged in the same service, leaving the
Saben Sf Ld; ilantsinile, and lifohawk at
this place, for the purpose of preventing a landing
of the
and ran k
the rear of the fort, on Santa ROM
Island, and ing a permanent lodgment there
hould this be effeotai by the enemy; the fire on
e very igge upon the fort, from 8 and 10 loch gang,
and sea-coast mortars, would be so concentrated
upon the fort in mob power that its inmates could
not make s suitable resistance, should any of their
guns be left unmounted.
The navy must necessarily hold the island tin
ill troops are sent in sufficient numbers to perform
that duty, and for this purpose the Government
ought not to delay one moment in sending at least
Six thousand men to this point, for the ships are
needed to enforce a rigid blockade of the ports in
the States of Alabama and Louisiana. Ten ether
steamships are needed in the Gulf, and we hope
they may soon arrive. The flag-ship will make
this point her headquarters, and will return from
Mobile so soon as other ships arrive.
I visited Fort Pickens yesterday, and inspected
every part of it. The Moore have certainly done
an immense amount of work since they have occu
pied it, but much more remains to be done in pro
tecting the rear, where they expect the attack, if
it is made at all. Outside of the- fort, on the
bind, eereral companies are encamped, and a
Coltimblad battery has been erected, bearing on
the navy yard, and other batteries, greeted by
Gen. Braxton Bragg= the opposite shore. I can
not understaxid why the Government have allowed
these batteriatto be erected ; for nearly the sweep
of half a circle they have been planted, and any of
them can reach the fort and do mach damage.
The enemy is reported to Col. Brown, commanding
the • department of Florida, at about 8,000 to 10,000
strong.
General Bragg, however, rent a message to him !.
" Please do not return the fire of a single gun, as
it might be fired without orders"—evidently show
ing that there is a misunderstanding in their camp
already.
This is the last day of grace, and the last vas
sale left the harbor to-day, laden with lumber. By
tit= we learned that there is a scarcity of provi
sions in the rebel camp, dissatisfaction among the
Men and officers ! and that Major Bradford, for
merly of the Muted States army, had taken of
fence at something, resigned, and gone home.
They, however, were not allowed to enter the
camp, or have any communication with the
whatever, and could learn none of the partionlars.
The taiga and expensive floating dry-dock, on
Saturday lest, was towed out into the harbor by a
couple of tugs; but, as the current was running
strong, they were not able to manage it, and it was
anchored almost abreast of Fort Pickens. We
supposed they intended to place it in a position
where it would not be destroyed, in ease of a bom
bardment of the navy yard.
Colonel Brown has sent General Bragg word that
if he attempts to remove it, or place a battery
Upon it, he will fire upon hint and destroy it. As
it in made of pitch-pine, it will burn well, and hot
shot ass in constant readiness at the fort for this
perm*.
Captain Barryla flying artillery drill and ma.
manors every day on Banta Rosa island, within
hailing distance of the navy yard. Three steam
boats constantly ply up and down the bay, between
the navy yard and Pensacola; what on earth they
transport we cannot imagine. A number of rebel
lookouts are stationed on the top of the shears at
the yard, and others on the light-home abreast of
Fort Piokene, where they watch everything going
on outside, and even inside, the fort. The steamer .
Writer Witch is despatched to Key West to-mor
row, for the purpoae of ordering coal here imme
diately for the squadron, and to the Mississippi
for the Brooklyn and _Powheran. The Govern.
meat should keep a vessel laden with coal at this
place all the time. The steamers are now nearly
entirely out. She tab' out letters, and will
bring bask the mail.
Maw 23.—The sloop St. L 9203 has not yet ar
rived. Col. Brown hourly expects an attack on
the fort, for as provisions become Karoo the army
become the more enraged.
We go to Mobile, however, to-day, but should an
attack be contemplated, a small steamer will be
dispatched with the news, and we will return im
mediately. Fort litolthe can soon be silenced, as
the walls are now, in some places, tumbling down.
On the day of our arrival Flag Otlicer McKean In
vited all the admire of tbe . equadron to take the
oath of allegiasee, commencing with Capt. Adams,
who, I understand, seemed very loth to take it.
He has two sons in the rebel army, and I do not
think he ii to be trusted. Se is much talked about
among the different officers on this station. and at
Port Pickens_ All subscribed to it but Mr. Jor
dan, assistant engineer, of Virginia ; Mr. Graham,
of marine eerie, Washington, District of Columbia ;
and Mr. Broome,of marine corps, New York.
These officers 111 be sent North by the first op
portunity, with orders to report to the Secretary
Of the Navy. Some of the officers thought it was
rather a bold proceeding for Flag-officer McKean
to take, as it was not an order from the Navy De
partment. It is right, and I have heard that he
maid he would not trust an officer who would not
take it.
Over one bundrei gnu are now bearing on Fort
Pickens and the fleet at anchor. We rail in an
bout for Mobile, but will return in a few days.
LIONS&
From Pensacola.
A =MAL AiiIIMA-DMMOS OP QEI. muica—ato
FIGHT TIT AW/lIIS.
IFrom the Mississippian, June 11.1
Pot& Haan, Florida, June 1,' 12561.
* * * In the meantime, we want to
see Pickens surrender before leaving here. We
came to take it, and we hope to do so before long,
though I am of opinion that there will not be a
tight here for some time, unless the attack come,
ern from the other.side. It seems as though it
were the policy
.of President Davis to cot here
for the present, on the defensive We are doing
good genial in keeping a large portion of Lincoln',
naval armament here, waiting to assist Pickens
against our attack. It is doing no no harm an-
OhOred or the mouth of Pensacola bay, while it
could do harm elsewhere. It is of no avail in these
waters, while at the mine time it is a heavy, dead
expense to the ratter' Government now attempting
to subjugate these Southern States.
Gan. Bragg is still carrying on his gigantic pre
paration', which plainly shows that he does not
underrate the strength of Piokens. These prepa
rations mint necessarily go on slow, for Florida
has not the means and modes of. conveyance that
this other States have. There is nothing in thin
portion of the State but sand and salt-water, and
our works being on a very, extensive scale, we are
compelled to prepare slowly. Pickens will not be
so readily eaptured as Sumpter was, from the fact
that it is ismuoli stronger fort in build and po
sition ; besides, it is a greater distance from any
of our guns or batteries than was Simipter, none
that we have being ander a mile. It is also
fully garrisoned and provisioned up to a war
footing, and can be aided in the fight by the
powerful arm of a fleet. It has also been strength
ened in every possible manner. Heavy guns have
bean mounted on the parapet, and shielded in im
mense embrasures of sand.-bags. Sand batteries
have been thrown up, and heavy guns mounted in
them, on Santa Rom Island, near and to the east
of the fort, which bear upon the navy yard, Bar
rancas, and our line of batteries along the main
shore, so you can perceive that the taking of Pick
ens will be no easy work. It will be the battle of
the war, and when the fight opens there will be
mach a roar of heavy artillery ss has never thunder
ed in the New World before. Oar line of battle
will extend along theme's' shore about four miles,
and bombs and cannon balls will pelt Piekenn from
nearly every point of radiation. The boys are
awfully anxious for the music to strike up, and the
commence.ort Mcßae is generally supposed to be a weak
fortification, and that it will soon crumble before
the guns of the fleet—(Pickens oan't touch it except
with barbatte guns), but I think this a mistake. It
is of the best brick—the walls above Eve feet thick,
and then the walls are braced by. immense cases
mate arches. If it falls, be assured it will be after
we have done good service in it.
The Mississippi Mlles, from Jackson, have
charge of six cannons us the tort. The boys are
ready for the fight, as we have all gone through
the drill of heavy artillery. We drill, also, every
day in light infantry, end do oheerfally any hied
of work. Truly, there is a visit in the bosoms of
these Southern soldier, which can never be sub
dued, and bespeaks the cause in which they are
engaged.
From Lexington, Mo.
A correspondent of the Democrat says
LIM:3O7'ON, MO., June 11.
To-day the inspector general has been here, and
hie sworn in iftrfour Mettere under the oath pro
vided by the military bill. Their names will be
forthcoming when necessary. time returning
home I have ascertained- that. n conaiderahle
amount of arms, consisting of muskets and rifles,
haye been received here, and that they have re
pined the making of cannon and bells at the
foundry, which war abandoned some weeks ago,
under the apprehension of a visit from Gen. Har
ne.
There are already some four or five mounted and
ready for use. Many more will mon be ready.
/Ively possible exertion is being made to arm every
Seeessiordd In the county, and they are receiving
supplies of cartridges frem Jefferson City. There
are about sixty man hue under arms, but expect
ing a large accession of their force from this and
adjoining counties. A large amount of powder
was stored In the college building, (200 kegs,) but
in consequence of a report that Gen. Lyon was on
the march to Lexington, it was hurriedly conveyed
to the country, and is at this time stored in a
church or school-house on the road to the Pacific
railroad terminus, about twelve miles from here.
These facts it might be well to make known at
the arsenal. Onr friends here are in very great
apprehension. in consequence of the threats of
violenoe continually made against them, and the
lawless violence of the viliams wbo are collected
here, and to be increased, it is said, to several
thousand. Lad night the houses of quiet citizen'
ware foroed, and their property seized and carried
off.
TEN BIBNLB IN BANNIBAL
About one o'clock this morning, the lon4ast,
wildest, shrillest, most terrine steamboat whistle
ever heard on these waters, startled those who
were awake, and awakened those who were
&deep. It suggested fearful troubles below, and
people ran down in &axioms Nuts to learn what
wan up. The Jennse Deana Game up from
Quincy, bringing orders from General Lyons to
Colonel Curtis to move his regiment immediately
to - Hannibal. Word was brought that a foundry
in Hasiallsel had boon deiooted mating animaa
balls, and sandrag them off to Eleowisionists. By
order of General kyon, the Hannibal Home Guard
(Union men) had taken poaseudon of the foundry..
Thu mood great excitement among the traitors,
and they threatened • /edam collision. roars
were also entertained that they would break up
the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
decordingly, orders were sent to Quincy for
troop', and some 400 went over Yesterday ovardoe
to amain. the Union men. The Jennte Deans was
sent up here in baste after the lowa troops. Col.
Curtis having rooolvad thedespatehes, all the com
panies of his regiment were hurriedly roused from
Mir quarters. N'ergi was pe e n and beard running
to and fro all over the altyi and - all tae boys
wise wild with excitement. By four o'clock
began to marsh down to the levee,
ittd by Ave e l olook the whole
ambnut W 35
.on board, looloding Col. Onstis his staff.
A van crowd of tutted 1100Ple was gatherid on
the levee, and as the noble steamer moved off the
waft fits with cheers from the people and the
gallant volunteers. The latter took with them a
good supply of cartridges, and Zdr. Cloghorn
gathered up all the provide's and other ankles
that Gould be got before the beat left. Beim
buy today gath ering up what was left by the
boat, bands, a quantity of oamp utensils that were
glider oontraot, witlob will be forwarded to day.
•
We learn that Col. Curtis will have command at NOTES
Hannibal. and we believe it is his intention to I
take immediate possession of the Hannibal and Bt.
Jo Railroad for the Government. .
Col. Bates is going down with the Find regi
ment to day, and will act under the commend of
Col Curtin, although his oommimion is the oldest.
Gate Guy, Ilth
From Harpers Ferry.
BOW GEN. CADWALADIM'S COMMAND INVADND
T/ROxsta's &WAND NOIL."
1.-.7.erreepondenee of the Baltimore AtheTIMM
WILLIAMSPORT, Jane 18, 186.1.
On Saturday, 15th bat , general Cadwalader
reached this place from Greencastle with six regi
ments,
amo ,, g whom were the Rhode Island Regi
ment, MoSianin'a Rangers, and the Fort Sumpter
boys, and never did soldiers receive a more hearty
welcome than did they to our town. After weeks
of fear, or threatened bombardment and expected
attack, every way-worn and dusty soldier wearing
a "U.S. on his breastplate seemed a brother,
who had come a long way to bring us deliverance
from fear, and our men had cheers and our ladles
smiles enough for them all.
The General formed his camp on the eastern
edge of our town, expecting to - remain there fora
number of days, but on Saturday night a despatch
reached the camp, ordering him to throw a part of
Ma fore, imme diately across the Potomac On to
Virginia soil It is supposed that the evacuation
of 'l3arpar's Ferry, and the conoentration of the
Confederate forces at Winchester, have veered a
change in Gen. Soott's plan, and also thie hasty
forward movement into Virginia. Early on Sun
day morning the command was given to a part of
the camp to draw stakes, and at 11 o'olook the
division was moving towards Lemon's Ferry, die.
tent about half a mile, on the,. Potomac.
The river was forded in fine style ; the water
being deep enough to reach up to about the loins
of the men, and men and horses took the river as
if they scented game on the other aide, though not
a solitary Confederate soldier has been Been in
these parts for several days. The crossing divi
sion was led off by the first and second companies
of United States regulars, then followed the
Ninth, Sixteenth, and Nineteenth Pennsylvania
Regiments, then the Rhode Island Battery, aLO
till, at about half past four o'clock, six regiments
and several companies In all, being composed of
infantry, cavalry, and artillery, regulars and vo
lunteere, had crossed into Berkeley county. Not
the slighted accident or disorder happened du
ring the crossing, and the soldiers' cheers rang
out as they touched the Virginia shore. The whole
body were soon out of sight and pressing on their
way to htartimburg.
You can imagine the joy with which the many
poor Virginia exiles among us, who for weeks have
I been banished from their fam ilies and farms, wit
nessed the passage of that army, which went sr
much for the defence of their rights as rot the de
fence of the Stars and Stripes. They can now go
home and dwell in their old peace and safety once
again.
Several of the First Regiment arrived. in this
place on Sunday; some directly crossing the river
into Virginia, and some going into camp.
General Cadwalader still here in camp, with
a number of regiments. He will move other
bodies morose the river, from time to time, as his
camp fills up.
GENERAL NEWS.
MarrAr.r InsundlintUATlON--ONE SOLDISII.
KiLLID tan AMOTHIR WOIINDSD —At Cross Keys
tavern, on the Falls road, about one mile from
Melvale, on Saturday, one soldier was shot and
instantly killed, and another was wounded. It
appears that, on the day In question, four of the
men stationed at Illeivale, of the Pennsylvania
regiment, under command of Col. Campbell, went
to the tavern, and, having drank too freely, con
dueled themselves in a disorderly manner, having
made en assault on one of the guards, took his
musket, and attempted to bayonet him. The fact
was made known at the eamp, and the commander
ordered a guard to go for and conduct them into
camp. The refractory men would not go, and the
guard was obliged to return without them. An
additional force was then sent to bring them at any
hasard, but on reaching the place the delinquents
would pay no regard to the order, and declared
their intention not to return until they pleased to
do so. They were then fired upon by the Raard,
and three balls lodged In the body and one in the
head of one man. Another was wounded in the
arm. The one first strut* was instantly killed,
and the others surrendered, and were taken to the
oamp. Two who were not Injured were lodged at
Fort McHenry to await a ootirtmartial.—Bolti
more Sun.
IHTEPTIONO OF THE Tsxat REBELS Van
Dorn, late major in the United States army, wee,
at the latest advises, at the Lorna river, eighty
five miles west of San Antonio, where he captured
Colonel Reeve and his command. Van Dorn has
fourteen companies of cavalry, five of infantry, and
one of artillery, making a force of some 1,200 men,
with ample supplies of arms and ammunition, taken
from the San Antonia Arsenal, and ample means
of transportation, taken from the quartermaster's
department. Sic avowed determination is the on•
oupatlon of Arizona, to secure a passage to the
Pacific), thereby opening a isommunleatiou with the
30,000 Breoklnridge and Lone men in California,
one-half of whom are fieoeselonista ; also, to secure
Guyamas and Cape St. Louis as depots for pri•
vateere to pounce on the ships of the Pacific Mail
Company. The Mexican States of Chihuahua and
Sonora have no force to oppose him, and when once
there, ten thousand men and ten millions of money
would be required as the pound of cure, while two
thousand men would now be the ounce of preventa
tive.
Annews from Caracas, Venezuela, to the
22d nit , have been receive 3. The news is im
portant. President Tovar had
n resigned„and the
Rye is To n win the hands of Sr . brae', late-
Vise President . The effect of this event was
to reconoile a good many conflicting elements, mid
cause General Pees to reassume the Command-in-
Chief of the army, which he had just laid down in
consequence of disagreement with Tovar's Govern
ment. Furthermore, as if to appease as touch ae
possible the - gi renowned °Risen," as the papers
there call General Pees, his opponent and rival,
General Cordova, was required to leave the capi
tal. The news lied been received with great re
joicing throughout the Republic by the friends of
the Government.
ACCODIUNG tolthe New York City Inspect
or's report there were 387 deaths in the oity of New
York last week, an increase of twelve over last
week.
TEZEIBLE DEATH FROX HYDEOPEOBLL—A
terrible death from hydrophobia occurred at Men
den, New Jersey, on the lath inet. George W.
Abrams, son of Samuel Abrams, of the above place,
was bit by a rabid dog some three months since.
Be did not show any symptoms of the bite at the
time, and it being at a season when malt oases sel
dom otionr, the wounds healed up and the case for
the time was little noticed, until the 7th inet
when he was seized with spasms, following in
quick anocession, accompanied by frothing at the
mouth, which lasted until the morning of the 10th
inst., when he died in all the unapeakable agony
of this terrible disease.
DEATH Ifitox HYDRONIOSIA.—Patrick smith,
living at No. 4 Adams street, Newark, N. J., died
on Saturday afternoon, frem hydrophobia, caused
by the bite of a small dog with which he was play
ing, some two months sine& The dog was killed
at the time. The wound soon healing, no attention
was paid to it. Be lingered in great agony until
two o'clock Saturday afternoon, when detth put
an end to his sufferings.
SitoorritG Arrascr.—Last night, about 10
o'clock, a man named William Page wee killed at
Long's grocery, on South street, by a man named
Patrick Welsh.. It is Said the parties had a dis
pute about a lawsuit in which they bad been en
g,aged, and Welsh shot Page, killing him almost
instantly . Amen, whose name we could not learn,
was badly out during the affray by some other
parties. Welsh made his escape. The confusion
was so great that we could not get the exact par
tionlars, bat they will be developed at the intim%
to-day.—lnd. Sentinel.
Nstsr THIIRSDAY the spedial election for ten
members of Congress will be held in Kentucky.
The anti-Secessionists are confident that at least
nine good and true Union men will be chosen, and
are hopeful that the entire delegation will be sup•
porters of the stale and stripes.
Pracme of the planking of tha stairway of
the Marshall Renee, Alexandria, are selling in
Chioago, nllllOlB, at $1 par square 'nob.
Tan army worm in Kentucky has entirely
disappeared, but it has left sad traces of its pro.
geese upon some of the fields.
v.szcs.siar. MS. of the 15th century rela
ting to Free Masonry has been disoovered in the
British Museum.
HON. Howzr.r. Conn, President of the Con--
federate Congress, has arrived in Itiohmend.
IT /8 stated that the Hon. Anson Burlingame
has been transferred by the President from the
miBBloll to Austria to that of China, and that the
Hon- Henry Winter Davis will receive the mission
to Vienna, made vacant by the transfer,
Tux oyster crop in the vicinity of Perth
Ambon, New JrzweY, which has failed for a
number of years past, will this season be very
largo.
Tim HON. EDWARD EvzitErr ' at the request
of distinguished citizens of New York, will deli
ver an oration en the 4th of July, at the Aca
demy of Maeda. The enbjeet will be fr The Pre
sent Aspect of the Nation," and an entrance fee
will be charged for the benefit of families of vo
lunteer/.
AN Inns POR TILE WAIL—The Rey. J. J.
Kelly, on behalf of the Six Nations,
of which he is
the representative, made a speeelt at Columbus,
Ohio, on Wednesday evening, in favor of the war.
The tribe offer thenweives, if he ie to be believed,
without pay, and claim to be many thousand,
strong.
THE State Of Maine has purchased in Eng
land. through the agency of Hon. Freeman H.
Mortm, United States 0011111 i, two thousand Enfield
rifles for the nee of the militia of the State.
THE Government Printing Office is kept
running night and day, on war and navy blanks.
The saving on printing sates by this office, it is
said, will he nearly half a million of dollars per
annum.
Gorton ton M.AssunosErts Mugs.—The
British ship Geo. A. Hole cleared from New Or
leans, Aprti 7, with 3.600 bales of cotton for
Queenstown. She arrived at the latter port. May
21, her cargo was sold by sample at fifteen Cents to
a Boston purchaser, and the ship is ordered to re*
cross the Atlantic for tho benefit of the Massachu
setts Cotton mills.
Tun first day that the ears ran on the new
city railroad in New Orleans, they killed a negro
boy, crushed a white man's foot, broke a mule's
kg, and ran off the track several times.
Hex. Jim FOUNG BROWN made a speech at
Hodgenville, Ky., last week, in .whioh he took
strong ground in favor of the Southern Confede
racy.
, . •
DEYEILAX• COVI 111 9. good state of preserva
tion were picked up on Coffin's bona. Cape Ann,
fast week. They bear the dates of 1763 and 1755,
and it is supposed they were on board of a vessel
wrecked in the vicinity many years ago.
Tax femphi3 ofilakoche of the 14th contra
dicts the statement that any levees on the Minis
elppi had bees out.
Tamen negroes, who evinced an insurrec
tionary spirit, in Richmond county, N. C., last
week, were shot dead by their master.
Tan New Orleans! Picayune .has rediMed its
else to one-half. Not a few of the Southern papers
have reduced their size altogether.
A BATTALION ACONTTID.—WO learn that yerter•
day the War Department accepted, for three
years or the war, a Chicago battalion raised by
Captain .1. W. Wilson, consisting of 212 men rank
and filo, called th e .1111aole Badge, Broosiwork,
and Fortification Funleers. It is oompond of 120
eanters, 70 radroad-tntok men, 7 railroad and
bMoo blacksmiths,. 6 best-builder s , 2 emblem,
and 9 lorsintotire bu ilders: , -Warhsastort Orar.
ON THE REBELLION.
NEWSPAPER FACTS AND OPINIONS
MOIL NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Pica,yuno, of the flth inst.,
has the following items:
CIAYTIJEZ Or A ISCHOONI6II. BY 'Mir ELOCIUDIrra
SQUADRON err ZIONJON
The schooner Atd, hired by Mr. John Brett to
strip the British bar* Antral, bas been captured
by the blockading fleet. Captain Smith, of the
Ard, with his crew and the hands employed on the
wreck, some twenty-one In number, came up on
the Carandelet last night.
We learn that about four o'elook, on Wednesday
evening, the Aid was boarded by three boats,
armed by twenty-Ave men . each, commanded by
the Bret lieutenant of the Niagara, who directed
Captain Smith to take to hie boats with hie men
and private property. He represented the capture
es being made by way of reprisal. Captain Smith
took to his boats, and proceeded to Fort Morgan,
and the boats took the schooner in tow, and took
her under the stern of the Ntagaro.
OPP FOR THE SEAT OP WAR.
The Sixth Regiment of Louisiana volunteers,
Colonel I. Q. clamour, left Camp Moore yesterday
for the seat of war. This IS a splendid regiment,
and le composed of some of the beat material that
has left our State.
The Seventh Regiment, Colonel R. T. 11.71, and
the Eighth fiegiment, Colonel H. B. Kelly, are
also ready to march, and will leave in a few day&
The Tenth Regiment will soon be made up, and
when it leavea Camp Moore will become de
fleeted. Two of our beet-known physicians, Don
lon Meßlevey and Fenner, left for Virginia last
evening.
LATFBT mom . PIZSACOLA
The Pensacola Tribune, of the 4th inst., says:
" There la a large fleet at anchor outside of our
harbor, consisting of about a dozen vessels; three
of them are English merchantmen, bound here,
but they have been stopped by the fleet. We have
been unable to ascertain the names of the men•of
war which have lately arrived. A few days ago
there was but the frigate Same and a gun boat
Weide." - •
Ho3[6 INTEBN/ITR
The Administration, it seems, is determined to
do all in its power to encourage the industrial in
terests of the oottntry. A short time since, it will
he remembered, application was made to the
Secretary of War to obtain the admission, duty
free, of linen drillinge imported for the WO of the
cadets of the United Btates Military Academy, and
was refused by him on the ground tnat the
policy of the Government should at all times be to
prefer domestic manufactures in all instanoes of
purchases for the public service, and to resort to
foreign markets for such articles only as cannot be
obtained in this country."
By the following it will be seen that Mr. Came.
fon has pursued rt similar course in reference to
a _ recommendation of the Bog - Weer Department
for the admission, free of duty, of two hundred awl
fifty tons of gas-cooking Goal, and seventy-three
tons of cannel coal, imported for the use of the
Military Academy :
" The Secretary of War cannot countenance the
importation of coal by approving of this recant.
mendation. A better article of coal of all kinds
can be secured in this country than can be brought
from Europe ; and it is deemed doe to the great
industrial interests of the country that the Govern
ment should foster and enconraige its own resources
instead of those of foreign countries.
"Smolt Canavan, Secretary of War.
"Jane 18, 1861."
iT to curio, on =doubted authority, that
Senator Wigfall visited Washington in the disguise
of a cattle drover s and, after having made a tho
rough reconnoisance, returned to Manama junc
tion.
WRILISI It number of men were trying a gun at
Mown, Georgia, on Monday, the piece burst and
killed three of the number and wounded two
others.
CAPTAIN 1 Inwas Goatee, of the Centre (Pa.)
Guards, has been sleeted colonel of a regiment
to be formed of nnattaohed companies at Camp
Curtin.
A mesa in military engineering bas been eats
blished at Yale College. Professor W. A. Norton,
of West Point, Is the teacher.
Tmi officers of the Ellsworth Chicago Zou
eves are now in Boston, for the purpose of organi
zing a regiment of Zouaves there.
IN Memphis, Tenn., $948 have been subscribed
for the benefit of the family of Jackson, the mur
derer of Ellsworth.
Gus. Dr t, new eommiulonad & Major General,
will leave for Washington in a few daps and enter
upon active service.
Gnu. Dir's commission as Major General bears
date May I.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF IMADE.
GEO. N. TATHAM.,
PROTHINGRAM,t COMMITTN2 OP TEN MomolL
WM. L. HERM.
LBTTER BAGS
dt the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Tuscarora, Bonier! .:.:......._...._...Liverpool, soon
Ship Emil; Augusta. Strickland— ...—aoSerpool, 500 a
Ship Uncle Joe. rinkham soon
Bark Emily C Starr. Fairlowl London, soon
Bark Changeless. Rio de Janeiro, won
Bark Amerman. Christian —....„..--Barbado,s. soon
Bark Samuel Tarbox, Tarbox—,,Buenos Ayres, soon
Brig Ocean fele, Morrow., ..—.Denisrara, June 22
Bohr Ellen Fo'reeter, MoDonell--.—Havana, soon
Behr Fannie, Vanes,— , —.havens. soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ream OF PLULA.DELPRIAN June 20,1801.
SUN RISES —4 33—SUN SETS 23
MGR WATER.-- is 23
ARRIVED.
Bark Aaron I Efarvey.:Miller. 2 days from New York.
in ballastro Wm Cummings es Bon
Bohr Knight. Gage. 4 days from Boston, with mhos to
Crowell En Coding.
ichr Ringgold, Crows% I days from Providenosorith
rodeo to Crowell & Colhne.
Bohr Fume, 'Vance, 3 days from Plow Pork, with me
to Bo 4 Z G tala izeile. (Br) BWailt, 9 dale from Halifax, with
fish to P. A Bauder & Co.
Bohr Moses G Leonr rd, Leavitt, 7 days from Saco. in
ballast toTrler Stone & Co.
Bohr Mina, Wairmaley. 2 days from Chesapeake City.
With gram to Christian & Curran.
Bohr Jas BarrattOr. Pennell,/ day from Laurel, Del.
with corn to Jae & Son.
Behr T P MoColley. Carter. iday from Camden, Del.
with oats to Sas Barratt & Son.
Boor J B Austin, Davis, B days from Boston. in ballast
to Al Sturtevant & Co.
. - -
Eohr Thos P Cooper. Taylor, -A days from Providence,
in ballast to captain.
Bohr B F Reeves, Carman, 6' days from Boeton
last to captain.
Bohr George Edward. Weeks. from Boston. in ballast
to N litUrtetrant &
Boar John Rodgers. Brickaloo, from Boston, in ballast
Van DUSell, Norton & CO.
Bohr 3 B Bailey, Robinson. from Providence, in bal
last to Costner. Stiokne Wellington-
Bohr Bhodella Blew, Peterson, from Salem, in ballast
to Jit White Co.
Bohr Win R Sheldon, Collins, from Barnegat, in bal
last to J R Blakiaton.
Bohr Alex Law, W ood, from New York, is ballast to
J R Thalriston.
. .
Eobr Gazelle, Vangild or, from Roxbury, in Wilma to
Yen Dolan, Norton &
Bohr id M 'Way. Halo", from Portland.
Steamer aarsh. lonem, 24 hour/ from New York. with
mdee to Wm M Band & Co.
CLBARED.
Berk Inns. Wortinger. Lestiesna, Fr* Teta.
Behr G Leonard, Leavitt. Saco. Tvier, Stone do Co.
Rohr Win lEt Cleat, Bethel, Harbor leland..TL Perot.
Boor It MOW. Paterson. Boston. J it White & Co.
Bohr Geo Edward, Weeks. Boston. N atUllOvant
Bohr J B Austin. Davia i ßoston, do
Bohr AHu el. Meson. Boston. do
Bohr W Sheldon, Colline,Btonington, JH. Blakistoa
Bohr Alex Law. Wood, Jeraey Cat, do
ohr
B Gazelle. Vanulder. Balm. Van Doan, Norton
& Co.
toter John Itodgere,_Bnokaloo. PrOVidenoth do
Bohr ti Bailey s Bobiason, Daaverirpon, Comer s
Stiokney & Wellinston.
(Correaeondenee of the Ph.nadeJtda Exchanged
LS. Doh. June 18
The following veligele are at the Breakwater: Bart
Elizabeth J, for Port iSpain; brig Morning Light, for
Vain. and about forty schooners bound east with coal.
The Morning Light, in corning to the harbor on Bundag
night, it boles very dark, street the me breaker. outside
the atone vile. and thumped considerably, but a ft er a
Wormy WWI pronounced seaworthy, and ordered to pro
ceed on her voyage. Wind Be and Wear.
There is a ship coming in, supposed to be the Fiends,
from Liverpool,
Yours. A. BIABBIIALL.
(Correspondenoe of the Prem.)
ItRADING. June 17.
The following_hosts from the Union Canal rooted into
the Rohnyltill Canal to-day, bound to Philadelphia.
la
den and consigned tut follows:
W m & F Taylor. flour .to. to CB Iltokley; Elms Re
ber, tight to oast/Lin; F Mama, grain to Badd & Coady;
Franc Barrows, lumber to Jos Jaime,: Wm F Conner,
boards to Semi Bolton R Co; J H Hume!, grain, tto. to
Wm C Lloyd.
MEMORAPDAO
Ship Wyoming, M thin port from Liverpool, reports
having soon June 4th, lat 44 10, lon 44 10, sevens! ice
ber!. end front th tenet t 42141, long 51 15. enooniatered
fteio we; rams da41357.10ns 416 3 0. nook° Br bork
AngUnte. from Plegroanle for riew Raven; 14th, on
fleorpee Bank, was boarded by flew York pilot boat
Ship Ocean Eagle, Chum, from Calcutta, remained
at erearitica 76th nit. to sail moon.
Brig 0001U1 INS, rdorrovr, from Clenfriegog for Phila.
deign's. wag spoken Bth inst.
_lac 33. 10ng37.
Erg California. Camm, mauled from Bristol 17th Met,
for Delaware City.
Bohr W C Belson.Bmith. hence, arrived at Pawtnoket
lfth inst
Bohr U DI French. &ilea, sailed from Providence 17th
Wit. for Philadelphia,
Bohr HUMUS, Disney, hence, arrived at riewburr
port 17th inst.
Bohr' J C Runyon. Mathias;P Boioe t Dolce , Maria
Pickup. Baker, A .TirrelL Higgins. arm Alex Male.
Crovell L heace, awned at Boston 23th inst.
Bohr Catharine Jane, Romani:week, cleared at Baari
movelath inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Arietig. Chem, clearer! at Boston 18th inst. for
Pbiladelebia• via Laneaville.
Bohn D G Fioyd Racket. Reboots Knight, Endioott,
N
B Wales, Hoffman. James Satterthwaite, elaloy,
J Olga, Scull, A J Morton, 'Elwell, 8 3 Garrison. 0710.•
Wheaton, James D Salle, GWaio a W Godffes,
Weeks. W P Ccx, Bowe, B Prink. Bncluih. J B Diet
hmon, Smith, Ocean Wave. Priori, Jonathan May Cobb,
it G peal, Eva Bell, bee; Burrows c:Clark.
Alert. Champion, Clara. Barret. Farah S Simmons.
Gandy, J . Plater. Willett', GD& K F Shannon, Hin
son. James Allderdice. Rites. and Mary A Bhrowittire,
!Shropshire, olsared at Borten 18th met. zorPheaa
MACHINERY AND IRON.
7 PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
- ' BOILER WORKS.-NEA.PIRIEVY,
PRAC_ri *AL AN"THEORETICAL ENGINEERR,
MACHINISTE.IIOII,ER-KERB,IiLACIO9MITHS,
and FOUNDEBA, having. for many year', been in
successful Operation, and been exclusively engaged in
building and repairing Marine and River Engines, high
and low preesnre. Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Propellers,
.to.. respectfully offer their services to the public,
en being fu ll y Prepared to oontraot for Engines of all
sizes, ifiartue,River.. and Stationary. hiving sets of
patterns of different mixes, are prepared to execute or
dens :with quick despatch. Every dracriptiett of Pattern
making made at the ahortost notice. High and I,ow
Pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boiler., of the
beet Pennsylvania charcoal Iron. Forginge, of all mixes
and kiwi.; Iron and Brtum Outing.. of all descriptions;
Roll Turning. Screw Cutting. and all other work con
nected with the above boutoess.
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their
establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re
veals of boags, where they can lie in perfect Way,
and are, provided with shears. blocks, falls. Ice., &0.,
for flaws' beery or light weights.
J C. NF FIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
jell-tt BEACH end PALMER Streets.
J. VAIIGHAN NIHRRICK. JOHN H. eopg.
WILLIAM H. =REIGN, ReHTLEy NEHRicH.
ROUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
14 . 1 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
MBA RICK & HONR,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture Sikh and boWTretioure Steam /simians,
for laid. river, and manna service. _
Boilers, Gasometers. Tanks, Iron Moats, & c.; Out
ings of all kinds, either iron or bras&
roa iron
ta Fra io me
ns, Roof. for Gas Works, Workshops. Rail
d St &e.
Retort. and Gan _ldaohinery of the latest and most
improved coruttrinition.
Ev*Hy description of Plantation Machinery, such as
sugar, MIN, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Fans Open
Steam Trains, Defeoators, Filter*, Pumping .F.gli2oo*
iota Agent* for N. Milieux's Fatima sugar
Atatratue Neantatles Patent tittesannSUll96r,and Mt
p k urwall wolaep's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drsining
Maaitine. arill.y
PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
_IL. BEACH Street, Kenaington, Philadelphia =WLb
LIAM Ii.,TIERS informs his friends that, haying fur
awed the entire Evoker two:44sm the above
Fogn
dry, be is now pregered to receive orders for itottms,
lyrist, and Saw-Mill Casting!, Soap, Chemical, and
Home Work, Gearing. Castings made from Rever
beratory or CnpOla Furnatlee, In dry or green sand,pr
loam rrir94l
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURS
CE,WHALIO PILLS
SICK, HEADACHE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
the us 01 theft Fills the nerlodioal attacks of Net -
.VISS or Diek HesdessAi MAY be prevented ir taken
at the commencement of an attack munetiate relief
from pain and Richness will be obtaineiL
They seldom Wait reirovint the BMus& sod Efe44l-
sake to Whieh females are in subject.
They act sandy on the bowels, removing Cernieemere.
For Literary Men, Statham, Delicate Females, and
all pommy/ of „sedation Arteift, they an valuable el
Lemirles, Improving the aymnits, riving tem and Weer
to the digimmye ermine, and rattan= the nationl else-
Wats and strength of the whole 11.7111ESEL.
The CEPHALIC FELLS are the remit of long
cation and sawn/lig conducted experiments, having
b een u, use many jean, a[1.110; which time they hare
moulted and relieved a fain amount of vain and
mirroring from Headache, Whether originating in the
swamis smarm or from a deranged state of the aro
magi.
They ere entirely vegetsble in their eompoeition, end
may be taken at all lunar with eerfeet safety erithent
making any ohenge of diet, lied Us *Biome of am, as..
:rarebit testa readers di siav to mlesiisinor thaw se
skuirms.
B.IIWARI OF 00UNTIBTO11131
The genuine have Aw illynitares of Away a. apnbany
*a sack Box.
101 l by Druggists and all o th er Donlan In Medians&
A, Bon Nall bit sent by mall anaaal ea nosinat Oa
PRIOE. OUNTH.
AU orders akowl4 be •ilrriM
HENN'? O. SPALDING;
CS CZDAJII /17.1USLIG 1013 W YOM,III
VAX POILLOWLNO ENDOPPENLENVII OP
OZPIELILLIO PILLS
WM& 0011V1.111133 WlO IMF= FILM
HEADACHE.
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR !LEACH.
As Wsr Tottivioniols ors inesolintrd by Mr. arous
al*. Sildy itirori einquastiossa 6 / 4 proof of dui di
ms., d MU *tiny iciaggijit dlissmorry,
thmafi Feb. si ust•
Ss.arazions a .
re:
I have tried your Cephalic Pills. *ad I UM Mem se
mar tbay I want YOU to mind ma two debar: worth more.
Part of these are for the neighbor*. to Whom I gave a
few of the find box / got from on.
Sand the Pills by mad, and oblige
Your ob't Servant
JAMAS ZEN'NE.Di.
ii.111:170171g PM* Fiboll,
Kt. lististxs.
Sti •
I Tisk yet to send us one more box of yosrCookslis,.
Pills. I Ames ressieed great dos/ of basitlit trim Ism.
Yonne lewoodully,
KARP' Arra 81,01XXonnE.
irises elm, Itinrrurameni Comm:. * 1 11..t
Jimwiry 111, JAL-,
f.
11. &Ammo.
'tiro will gloss* send toe two Wixom Of your Cook/ills
PULL Saul ikon isunodlo towootroXy ly.
Itu roithst_ li
wisoitidit olittiorilrifiriii - WZlff,"0 1 21 211 it52
Wien wrooliosh
=L O.
... is
Bit , v is, lea.
Please hod enolovod twenty-Ste oenb, t
as another box ors's= Cophoh Yills whiall a°
thi SIM BUS /hors stir rrisd, ° As°
". "
Rims _ _ _A. errovEß, P. M., `.
Belle venom, Wyoldot eo., 0.
BMW'Ts Mass.. Dee. IL 11111.
ttato/IDINIFO Etc.
I linsa.for IMO maulers or large *how bills., to brine
your Cophaho Pills more partioMarly before My cus
tomers. If you have anything of the kind oleos. send
One ofmy elastomers, who subject to severe Riot
Nowfook_e, two& lasting two dal*/ trot of MOW OM Afar giy your PM*, which I sent her. -
iserbothilly tows,
w. MIZE&
RIrIIOE Ibl l ,
FRAWWW Goo °kiwi
ilgtilUlT, MU.
*MI 0. ISPALIIIIIIh
.01% 48 Cedar/4 Li. Y. -
DEALIi Biz:
Inclosed find swan:qv-Vs. omits. Mid for which send
box pf " Cepbabo Pius. Bend to Wares. of Rev. Wm.
O. Piller, acernokirlyarg. Franklin Cle..9hto.
Tour Pills mark like a slam—curs .tiesdatAs a Mot
no. Ihroostoo.
sz::
Net kmg nacre I Bent to you fors boo of Crotkoho Filbt
for tho sure of the Nervous liotdoehe And IMireltellO
sal resorted the same, and they had se good antifssi
Hot I was Oakum I sr nes4Pitr *aft,. -
amid VOY rat a= motal. A Dir tto
th Mk&
Prom the Ilearainari Nerfeik T
asphalt° Pills amomplia the ohlgat for m whhth Odlly
Were made. me.: Cure of headset.* in all i fens&
Assn tAs itzassitur. Mesa, Va.
They leave beau tested in mare than a tkoaseaut ament,
with entire eneaset •
From the Devotees. St. Mewl, Mas i
If you are, or have been troubled with the headache,
send fora box. ICaPtulli9Pinga s° that yell la" have
them in ease of an Wean.
The Cephalic Bile ere gold to be a remarkality offal-
Ulm remedy for the headeohe.ead one of the very but
*that very frequent complaint which had overlent
ceeoverec.
Prom tar Mures A.B. Mama, Mirage. lit.
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding. and his =rivalled
SePhan° fins.
Rem the Kanawha roam SAW, KM&liVido Fa.
We are auto that persona iniferias with the keadaehe.
Who try them. will /Wok to them.
Prow at Station Path Ilitulen New Chimp Lit
Wry them you that are &elicited. and we
rod weft, that
shinr uuthurouy tun be added to the already ems
hit that ham received benefits that no other edioute
puce. •
Prom tm; St. Lewis Ittossenta.
the booms" doriond tor the mita* (Goo4ll. Pills
tumidly morsoausg.
==EMMN=
Prow *A Attitersiser, Previdetess, 211.
Whe teatunony in their favor is 'iron, from Ike nest
rotoeousbie quarters.
Prow Ow Deily ,tfeers. Norval, X. I.
ettbAllt Pills are tokb4 , the piste of ell Kau,
'ret rho trororterciar Bona**. 2.M . Aress.
NOW to be very °Zeugmas for the liesdaeho.
_From lA. (Towsmartial. Ci ti. Oilda.
Mitering bra:unity on now I* retinal. ,
Mir A &nolo b.UI ot 111 , 4111D/N4PII riugruuto
1111 VB will moo ton Untie t7ulrart antailli.lllll
firAIADINErB i'RZFAZIED 014 MS
SPALDING'S PRZPAICED GLUE I
SPALDI.I4G'S PREP/11. M GLITZ
ECONOMY: DIXFATOIV
Erni INV/en I TUNER *ivu 111111.WME
W 110014glb will lumen. even in well-rernlatel
familiee, it is yen detnraeleto have some cheap as
convenient War for reikeiring Furniture. Won, Croake
r,, Ito.
ISPAI4D/HO'D PREPARED IlLtril
meets nil such emergencies and no household can
'
ord to do 'without it. It is always reedy, isad uv t•
the sticking Point.
varssm. Di EVERY MEM"
I.IL—A Brash wallowers eiseh banish prow, a
seta. •ddren,
HENRY O. SPALDING.
NO. 46 CHIME EIREEN. NEW YONE
Ai *Meta nannabbil persons ate attempting to
palm off on the nnettepeatint nubile, imitations of my
ritErastED GLIM. Incould Gannon 231 pemoos to es.
Saline before panthasinc, and see that the Wm/a,
Er anakite's rummer inansom
ss
o th•
d insifs =sow ; 'Owe sir imildlias
rmefideia ' 4
MEDICINAL.,
CURE ALL KINDS OF
HEADACHE
SPA.LaDMVIPS
WHAT A
frier Yeszh wm. 0. 'Ewa.
Vim Amer, llrn., Jas. 11,1M1.
Ft'olos the Advertise Provigkset, R. I.
Iron *As emirate, Thsegnport, liters;
GAVE VIZ PIEOES
MIAVVION.
20, 1861.
THE
LIANCJE -
ituTuidi
truurifiN VOMPANTI
1.1/Li 0 41 ,, T 4mt,
wrings, A . 110. 1 .1 1 110 11 BEET,
•
/EMU Against •• • •0a 68 B 3 FM. wi
iges.woyeo.sais otter lisaii=l
Cr if" . twakand on
wareg, asnrier
.=hanitiee. la town er
•
SABI CAPIT 11/HIHO /tun swan M.
umested
Widen ea fo owe, vim
fird mentor on eity property, worth
doable the am slam is
Pergarylvania Cia'si e.percent.
10011411100 l at ar CHO 00
renoaytrania Cr, ver oent, se
cond roartg load, 80,000)—.—. 17,160 G 00
Huntingdon and ag
road op Railroad and
Canal 00. 7 a rtgage -- 1,000 00
Broad rent. Euvlialass 1,461 60
Collateral loans,Yell mewed—. . 2400 00
City of noladelpila 0 per clank loan—,.— 00,000 00
rfilmy Goon_ grdi per cent. Pa. 10,000 00
mwernial stook._. axle 02
Ideohamoa , Bajihatook— 4,812 60
en= FIN it " I"
LT — io — Z.ir gig Vo
The The County Fi IDVITSIIOO Co.'. stook .-... ' 1,00 00
Delaware torweame Co.'s stook— 000 00
mon Martial I ranee Co.', =rip— MB 00
reoeivable . 14,20 1 74
Book accounts, aWrneci interest, Sse--. 7,104 65
gash aa =ad UAW di
1 Wirma pi
'he Mateal prihoisile, csombjned with the ;motility of
a IStook Capitalopiltlee the awned to participate in
the pro its or thauommiad
. without liability ror 1031/1.
10411134 lamp* adjusted and paid.
. , maircropiii
Clem Tin'als7_, Samuel Binh=
William R._ al:Lemma, Robert Steen .
Frederick Blown, William Altusier,
William stayonaon, Beoj. W. Ti ley .
JOllf R. Wotrell, lamshall Bili,, -
R. L. Carson J. Johnson Brews,
Robert Voleik. liarlecialuid
G. D. Roan .7 bT B ' '
goo • main&
Charles 5. Wood, ' Smith Bowen
James IS. Woodwarial .Exi f4h& Bimini, Wittebnrg.
GLEY. resident.
M. RINCIIMAPI, freoretary.
Febreerr Id. Met Mt
Priniuhl ENTERPRISE
itismaAmoig COMPANY
ON PHILADHLPEA..
' (SIZE IHOWEABOR EXCLVISIVELY.)
COMPANY'S BIIILDINU. S. W. CORNS"
,JOURTH AND WALNUT srßs.grs.
'AIIIICTORS:
,
t
H m i t aimAsolLD IFIAILL VIIII
MORDICAI L. DAW.
ILLIABS Moirso. ONO. H. all/AZT.
Llano FAAzlsa , Joss H. BROWN. '
Joss M . ATwoon, B. A. FAinizisooor.
BM, T. TILIDICIC, IIi:MAW B. Cum,
XXIIIIT WILLILTO2I. ,_
_L. Mumma.
A , . HAT IcH !MAAR. PmeMout.
IHIAILICH W. COXE. SoorOtom fen
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPZ2fo, 9SI
I I
ESTPUUT Street, Philedelpfits.
RTER PERPETUAL.
AL& OWE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG! THE 116-
BURKS.
Impure Lives for abort terms or for the whole term of
life ; grant Anntuiaes and Endowment. ;.purchase Life
Interests in Real Estate, and make all contracts de
pending on the &Min/gentiles of life.
Thee act as Executors. Admimerstors, Maleness.
Trustees, and Guardians,
ASSETS OF THE GOMPASIY, January 1, Mi.
Mortgag_es, ground rents, real estate_ . S 7
Stew stew stooks. Treasury notes, loam
of State of Fennirylvama, city of Phila
delphia,dto 263,79 e ss
Premium notes, foami on collateral., &O. 237,694 se
Pennsylvania. North Pennsylvania Rail
roads, and County Fq ner cent. bonds— IOISJ3OI ge
insurenoe, railroad, canal stooks, /to. WAIT a
Cash on hand, agents' balance.. He.. tee._ Una 14
111,071,328 02
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
BILMUEL E. BTOKFA Vice Preeideat.
JOHN W. RORNOIL. Seozetary nib tf
-
Tiraawmisi DITITUAL SAFETY Di
lIIIIANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
hipooratod Di the Login Ware of POonsylvatita,ll3ll,
Moo T. R. emir of TRIAD and WALIITT attests,
PHILADELPHIA
SIATINE DIETILLACE,
On Veal
estop, To all parts of the World.
Triarat•
; LARD INSTRANCER
Si Nola
1. 7 ►ers. Muzak, Lakes, and Mad Tar
agehrsallmitirs of 'Wes&
ti Meneksadise eenently. tA gn Metes. Two War
Nouse, ihe.
MESS OP SIM oontrialY,
November 1, iom.
8110300inited IStatn live W cent. 10an_—.0109.189 00
111,000 Veiled MAMA six V cent. Tresmy
NoMe, ('with wonted intereat)—.. 113,4113 34
100,000 Pennsylvania State Ave ft sea:
wan...........--. NATO 00
11,000 do. do. six do. do. StAll 00
mom Philadelphia City e' r y cent . Loan. MIN 87
WOIXI 7 fiv ooßoesee State e cent. loan— MOB 00
WOW Poo..noylveduo. Roll
ds 2d mortgor•
oix ilr amt. bon UAW 09
10.016 MO shares. steak Germantown Bas
Compan.y. interest and Drum/eel
naranteed by the City of Phl%-
13110114,..,—. ---- ;COM 00
16109 BM shares Penesylvanut Neilroa
Company, O,XI 09
1.009 Mil Rheum; North Penney . litaii - itaii:
/ hare. Ako-----
1 •103 a /reeedelehM Leo Boat MU
Steam Tat Company;-- . /309 00
NO II shares Philadelphia and Havre- de
time Skeane Tow-boat Comtism. MO OD
NOS 1411 res Philadelphia Paohantil
vsuwanY
-1000 SAMOS Continental Hotel Co. --:- . ..7. ig. I
kRC= ism Coat 800.399.111. Market va1.1164.0116 11
romptiroble, for uoraraudoes mode— . 1.71,9te a
nda and mortgages.— —...--. U4OO 09
estate 61.223 Ai
needs. at Agensies--Promisras on Ma
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Weems C. LiMer.. _ , .lohn u tt. temple . Pine%
Musk CITUff, ; 33. Y. Morgan. "
'karts* Kelly, : A. B. Berger., ..
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man. 0. tutu), vie* President.
lIMMItY 5Y743,1719, Staretarr. nol7-t:
INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.—
TAE PUNNBYLVANTA FIRE •INIURANUE
C_OPd.PANY—lnsamorated nit—CHARTER. PEER&
VIAL—No. ff zg WALNUT gltreet, moans indenend
!Mee Einar&
This Company, favorably known to the community
for thirty-nix years, continues to insuremt,inst loss or
damage by Fire, on p u blic or private B ' s either
Derausnently or for s imited time, Also, on p ainiture,
ormolu or woo. or, erobanoise generally, on liberal
lama.
Their Capital, together with a large empire Fund, in
invested in the most careful manner, which enables
sin to offer to the insured en undoubted esearlty
um of lois. •
malaross.
Jonathan rattemon, Isaac Haab:hunt,
Ottuotia Campbell, Thomas Rphine,
Alexander Benson, Daniel South, Jr.,
ltrilllem Montanus, John Devereux,
Thomas smith.
JONATHAN PATTBNSON, President,
Noorptary. apt-1T
1 - 1181:111.ANCE 00 M P A Or THE
ISTAZKOF PENPNYLVANIA—PIRE AND MA-
NiNE nuaIIr4LANCE Nos. 4 AND =CLOWN
.111PANN811.
711.1114;in in /Lk—Genital IlleoAGO—lreb.l, MO. nil
la ie, 441111kr/ 77,
All invoked in sone ni available snantioa—ka
llama to inare on Weans nit Claratiar. Deililiati.
/teaks at Morena-WI Ai" on liberal terms.
TM ILEGTOXII.
An= D. Illerrerd. fiern K. Mart.
Minima Toby, . pant.
Quin iisakkiter, robiaa warner,
, Eniitt. Manna ft. Walloon
Vies. welt.. 3,...,y,.. Freiman,
• I. walk, Clarks N. lawur,
Some G. Clarion.
• ItEkraiv D, MINIFC7/ at mini, rreeidest„
WIJIMAR I.IIIPEk. ilearttarr. lell-lf
INSEIRAIAOB. IMEOHAI4IIO8 1
13 0 1 (511RANCE COMPANY of Philade'phia, No.
138 North &ITN Street, below Race. inmire Build
ings, end Merchandise generally from lcce or
=msk•a by Firm the company tnatantee to admit A ll
ess of
my, and thereby hope to omit the patron
r
J u.?.RE.
1/lllissx Reran. •Robert rimujan,
Frannie Conner, Michael Moneor,
Illiporgej.,..l3osehertyr., Reward McGovern
Tea martin. Thomas B. MaConinth,
James Darner, Jahn Bromley.
Matthew McAleer, Frame Falle,
Renard Rafferty, John C.easadr,
/holm J. Hemphill, Bernard H. Hamm,
Thema Maher, Clmr/es Clare,
Yreka, italtlanu t llliohsel ricascia COOPm.P... Pre:idest.
PRILIMLD IA.FFEIVIV. Becretsrr. her- 1 7
AMERICAN FMB INSITEANOZ 00.,
INORPORATED CHARTER PER
PETR/.
pro 310 WALNUT Street„_above Third. Philadelphia.
Lame paid-up, Capital Stook and Surplus,
Inveetsdin mead and.ayailable Soeusities, dont/totes to
Munro or Ihrellinse, sortie. Prumture, Merchandise,
Vessels port and their oars and and other persona.'
property, Ail loneliberally and promptly adjusted.
1111.1teTORS.
thee. R Maria, John T. Lows.
John weise, James R. Ca bll,
Patriot
C. ?dorton, Edinut G. Datilh.
Patriot Brady, 01 0 1 1 1 . w. FoultneT.
flsel. Morrie.
wetoesms R. RUM, Premium.
AMMO!" C. S. CRAWFORD. georetary. ten-ti
A NINERADITZ INSURANCE OOMPA
NY.—latkorised Capital et XI,O*—ONAITEX
PXJtP3IIIIPAIIb
Mast SU wAhlive Strati, between %MA sit
Prtk treat. ?kW/11Na. • _
_papaw WI burare *ulnas los sr wallas by
aTsl ssilibrugsarsrartsze. and MarshAndiss seta
"4 :4 0 . Marine bannuilia 'en Vollies, airsois. sad
Proiskte. Wand trwsimisv
ok stu of the 'mos,
Baker, ro
11. Ja•vb Wiwi visa titatun,
Aridenrisi. • aka Bla h bortsl.
Davis Par Doan,
Dir !Weir ma. J. E. Roma.
MOOD EBNExtyrssidsat,
_ F. 11.156.11. Fiae Prisiathiat.
W. Li/MIL atsrotars.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE OOMPANY
go No. 409 WALNUT Street,
yritE -43 1PIEURANC7d on Howes and Metchandina
ganninfir, on favombla tares: o th er limited ar W-
I:4ml.
DFARCTORS:
teiZmiah
Q. einnodo,' 1 / 1 1 1 :rlex 'Rho no
maid D . Roberts, James T. 8.
tamnd L. linear. Joehna I. en.
st a
AuJibe* C. Halet John .7. 61 - - Us.
. Th R EMIAH BONSALL, Presidia.
SOHN Q. GINTIODO, \floe Preaden
_,,t
iltsexilin Cu.s Soczetarr. ' dill
OBILADELPHILA TEE E Al. -0 0T T A
a. WORKS
MOD amitAare Ro o ms , 1010 Tops.
Street.
Garden e tutel and firmly * :
Eacauctie Flooring Ile.
Architectural Ornaments.
Ve i n akzeLd4l 4 lfilo y .r Ac t,
Eteam-greased Driun t rre. e.44
Water Pipe, wante d nd
eFitberal tame.
i l igint te al= s on u nrite b r y ,
e Melia er!i ne rt,erdet.
11-41AMIM 1411 WRING, MAD, RAIN ,
IdON, &0.--1,000 bbls. Keil Nes. 1,1, and 1 Idealt.
ers h imo,nalmtion, ADA email, in warorted psoksgos
game late-OmM fat fish.
bola. Mew wahfax. Eastport. add &abrader Kiwi
Tinge in (Weise saalitleit,
040 fuze extra taw giiisledNerrists.
SAO texas extra new Piel Aorrshipt
S,OOO thus larxe Mud&ine Herrings
SIT. Msoldnao Whits Pion.
se new Ecionorduhiess KW.
11, new /IntifitE Saws%
Igoe sintels trend Bank oodlisk.
KO Wixom Herkimer-sexuty Chaim.
la Wore sad lauding, for sate lo ß y
MUPr & KOONE,
N 0.146 NOR Ii TH WHARvEN.
IIIBT RECEIIrED, per 4 f Annie Kimball,"
fro* Liverpool, Mader, Weaver. .11; Haadar's
pre nil S
: 1 13xtru Ertrso t t irßoV idti guni . In
r 1?° ,1 1 . 6711* 11/16 '
W a Burma USACAIIa. i i in PO 4 11114
Pal Eirtra Topa. lA/ Jars,
10 a Vol Rai co , 11/ Tb bottles,
lea OL iltemusi. tot, 1 i WHOM,
SOO Calomel, In 1..
11
KO la Pil 104 11 f it " et, lr. BROTHER.
4 0.
in bs - 47 an 4 orth EIECoND Street.
BEET FING MATE sa
i-
numitui QUALITY 800
g l iva l4 o at trar i g a m
ast-V "0/7"-WWIIII
PHILADELPHIA
""fhfriatimat
d°ciut aticr May SO, 1801.
1 , AI , (Sundays exoeptpd.)
New Depot corner of BROAD and CALLOW
ELIA. Streets, PALLADELPILIA, (Massager en
s on Thirteenth anti on Callowhin itreeta,tal. 8
cannenting Hamsbarg with the,
&NIA RAILROAD 1 P. hi. train. canning to Pitts
hurl : the CUMBERLAND VAL4:EY 1.06 hi. d trAla
Rtfild&iferrigs l it ri b t
running to Rantrp l' . ko.
F.RNOON LINEA!.
Leave New Depot, corner of BidOAXI and CALLOW
MILL Iltreete, PHILADELPHIA. (Paimetiltor on
ass on whirteenth ancLon Cailow UI ettrecte,) for
TTSVILLE and HARRIS.°URN, at 8.16 P. M..
DAILY. oonneotins Harrichimt with the Northern
Central Railroad. tor Sunbury William/Mort, Elmira ,
lea.; for READING only. at 51 1 . M., DAJLait (Sundays
exoested.)
inexANORS VIA PHILADELPHIA AND READ
LNG RAILROAD.
Paws Miles.
To Phaininville---- 28
Reading--. 58 Philadelphia and Re"4.la
Lebanon.__-.—_ 85 and Lebanon Valley R. At.
Harrisburg._... —.112
Dauphin—, ---lat
Milleraburt—,—.l4ll
Treverton Junction VA
Banbury_
Northumberland-1n
Dutton—.
VDU— .-197
illiamaport - 2e2
Delver
Haven:._.._—.- .323
Look Haven-- _Nig
Troy—. —..2615 Williamsport and Elmira
Elmira.. -.-... 287 Railroad,
The 8 A. M. and Ll 5 F.M. trains connect dallyitt Port
Chnton, (Sundays exoeptedd with the CATAWISSA.
WILL/AMAPORT...and xtettbßunD, ma k ing
close connections with lines to Niagara Falls, r.s.ada
theLWeat and Bonthareat.
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD
and caLLowaLL.L Streets.
W, McILICENNEY, &oratory.
tame-tf
Mat 90. 1001..
SUMMER ARRANGE
MLNT. PHILADELPHIA,
GRRSI.AN TOW N A NDNOR/U.BTO WN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May 13, MAL
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia L 7,8,9,10,21,1: A. 111., 1, AI L
549. 4.5.5.01,7,0, 9, 1034, and 1130 P. M.
Leave Germantown. 6. 7.11 . . BM. 900.11. 12 A.M.,
1,2,6, 4.8, 6 0 534, 130. 8. I'. Train'
P. M.
The 8.4) A. M . and 1.56 . Train' atop at German
town OILIY.
014 SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.05 A. M., 21(, AIL 73(, sad WM
P., M.
Leave Germantown-8.10
HILL 1.4, 5.41, and 934 P.M:
CHEWNOW RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6, 8,10,15 A. Ka. 5 .35, 4.6, 8.8.
and lelf P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill, 7.10 8, 8.40, 9.40,11 . 40 A. M.,1.40,
5.35, 0.40. 7.1 A, 5.40, ;, SDP 10 P. M.
The 8 A. M. and . will make no stops on the
Germantown road.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave/ Philsdelrahla,s.Bs A. 2,V, 8. and TA P. Mi
Leave Chemin= 7.60 A. /IL. 12.40, AM and 9.10
P.M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 5.50, 730, 9.06. 11.05 A. 20., 1.06,
Las, 434. 634.8. and .113 i P. M.
Leave Norristown , 8.013, 9 .1 1 A. M., DC 430, 00.
and 930 2. 111.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9A. M., and SP. M.
Leave Nomstown. M
MA A.- NAY ON and
K. 5 P. M.
POR
Leave Philadelphia, 5.60, 730,. 9.06, 11.01 A, 51.4.06,
8110, 4)11, 8, and 113 4 P. 7.1'
Leave Manayonk, OK, TX, 855, 930,11!0 A. M., 1, 834.
5,7. and 20 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. M., 8.5, and 7% P. M.
Leave Manayank - , 734 A. M.,130, 634, ann 9 P. M.
H. K. BMlTlL,General Supenratendent.
mill-0 Depot. NMI and GREEN Streets.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROA
1861n60 MILES DoUBLE %
TRACK.
. 1861.
THE CAPACITY OF MIS R AD IS NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PRILADELMA AND P/TTSBURO.
Counting direct at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Boston. New York. and all iota Eget, and In the
11mon,Depot at Pittsburg with T hrough p Trains to and
from an points in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—Um furnishing fitoilitien for the traraportation of
passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Expreee and Poet Linen run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Carp or Cooduotore. All Through
ransomer Tram provided with Loughridge's Patent
rulikiiveed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers.
Smoking Can are attached to each Train ; Wood-
Ears fiLeppum_Carn airean and Fast Tram. The
EXPIESS RUNS D AIL Y: Mail and Feat Linen, Sun
day' exulted.
atoll wraln leaves Philadelphia at IA A. M.
Fart Lino nap A. M.
Eamon Train leaves " 10. la P.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWn
ifaColumbia rrinburg Amoneodation, via Columbia, 2.30 P. M.
4AO P. M.
Parteetairg at IA P. M.
West Cheater rto.l, at die A. M.
Po. 2. at MOO P. M.
Wait Chester Reasengere will take the West Chester
Noe, 1 and 2 Harrisburg accommodation and Columbia
Train&
Passengers for Sunbury , Williamsport, Elmira, Buf
falo. Niagara Falls, andintermediate points. leaving
Philadelphia at 7.1111 A. M. and Ss) P. in., go directly
throulth •
/e eta Westward may be obtained at the offices of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Rastward at any of the impor
tant Railroad Offic S t eamer West ; ale* on board any of
the regular Line of on the obasisiripsi or Ohio
RYON.
NT Fare always as low, and time as naitsk, as by any
other lOate. .
For nrther information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of gltventh and Market streets.
The completion of the Western oonneetiorui of the
Pennisyl_vatua Railroad to Cbicagotnake this the
DIREC T LINE BF.T WREN TH EAST AND THE
, GREAT WE T.
The conneotirin of tracks by the Raßrnad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the Wring of tim Freigh t, advantages readi
ly appreenited by ShiPPers of and th.e Travel
ling Public.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
oolafidentas on its weedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the PennsYlvarna Rai lroad Cr. at sat
Rants as jaroorabls as ars &tarsal esker Railroad
Cantygteltr,
thr Be garticalar to mark packages " yta Pennsyl
wads Railroad."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to, or address either of the fonowmg Agents of the
Company: _
D. A. soma" rittoberg
E 11,Pieree & Co, Zanesville, J. J.olution
moNeelz : Maysville. JILY:: Uri*: & . crix
Indians H. W.rciin do Co., O . Nen;
& Hitibert._ol);_enuteta G.; R. C. n hleldram, =Limon,
Ind., Joe . E. moor_ ,e Lonurrille, Hy. • P. G. O'Riley &
Co., kvanrrille, Ind. ; N. W. &mid= & Co., Cairo,
F. Sets, alder & Glaea St. Lonis. Mo.: John
H. Harris. Nashville, Tenn. • Hama & Hunt, Nem
tug, Henn , ; Clarke & Co., * Chicago, ;W.
Gouts, Alton, III .; or to Freight Agents of Raitroade
at different points in the Wert.
E. E. Kiri OrtTO.N, Jr., Philadelphia,
MAGRAW ft Kowa. so North intact, Baltimore.
LEECH & C0..1 Actor House, or 8. Willi/an it.. N. Y
LEECH & CO., N 0.77 State street, Boeton,
H. H. HOUSTON, esol Freight Arent, Phila.
L. L. 'HOUrg, Germ Ticket /Scent, Phila.
E. LEWIS. fien'l Sun't Altoona. Pe. Jad-li
1861* /61,0
Iie c ARILIL AMD ,NOEMENT.-Nfit/ jl Lattli LINE/.
J 1 P .='ll4 TON &MIAOW) 00.11 -
0 Pun.ADRI.F.ILL MEV
TOME ADD WAY PliAotea,
MOM WASN'T-OT, WHAM/ AND garisinetros Felt*
WI/A LiSAYE Al POJAOWS, VIZ:
At lA. M., via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. As AU.
-
T
eammedation SI it
At 1 A. BIL.. via Camden aid Jassy City. (E. J.
Atennatelatien , . 2 U
Pil.oria Camden and Jersey uity, - fders.ing
- • , • 300
At ilia A. via Kensington are drier COY.
Western too
At U.% P. 01., via Camden and Amboy AII*OI/11111111-
dation 21
At! P. via Camden and Alone!. C. ant A. Ex
prim 3 00
4,47 P. M., rte Kensington and Jersey City, Eve
ning - • 100
At of P. vie Xeparbsgton and tiers,., City,
te
At OP. M... tie Ctir.ten and Jersey Mit Evening
. 3 00
Al 1/M b ri Csmion Lad JerallY VilYi 5111 -
ens 3 MS
At sCamden an Am
N., me d boy, Amami:oda
tios,(Freight and Psatiengeel-lirt Cbour Tioket_ 2 22
De. do. 24. C iana Tioket.,,J.Jo
Vim M lams rang doily. was EIX M, solgra
an Mail, flatianaye excepted.
For Belvidere. Eamon,_ Flemingtoa,
P
te., at 1.10 A. M. and 434 P . M. from Kensington.
For Water glap.,lltrondsbarg i lSeranton, WilkesParre.
Me me , Illreat Bend, 44 ., 5 . 5 0. M. M. from Kensington,
via Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R. R.
Far Manak Chant, Allentamit o d Bethlehem at ?Jo
A. K. and 2.11 P. M. from .Ke Depot ; (the 7.12
A. M., him Emmet/ with train saving Easton at 3.62
P. MO
Far Yount Melly, at 11 and 2 A. lig., 2 and dit P. M.
For "HAM. at II A. 21., and P. R.
WAY VIM.
Per Irristel.. Trenton, &a" at TAD R. X., kid and 5%
P. M. frogs Kenxingten, and 234 P. 21, from Walnut
street wharf.
Per Palmyra. 'Overton, Dolmen. Beverly. Extilne
ten Florins*, Berientewn, :Se., at WC 1, 0. 4. 4 4, and 5
Meamboat Trenton, for Bordentoorn and intermediate
Pi Ml at 04 P. IX. front WalW.street 'wharf.
ate - For new York and Way Lanes leaving Kenpilloo3
Depot, take the care, on Fifth Street, above Walnut,
.1 1 1 pan now before departure. The Oars run into the
den%ana. on arrival °teach train, run from the depot.
► Fonda of Baggage, &lowa each Fasten
ers ramenisre are wronibiged unto taring anything m
gage but heir wearing apparel. All baggage over
Pounds be paid for extra. The Company limit 1
and MWitty tor baggage to One Dollargetpoona. 1
rt be liable for any amount beyond *lOO es
met tff nada] entreat.
mnw Wlf. ar. QAIZMEIt . Agent.
NORTH PENN, SYL
ATIE VAN/A RAILROAD.
YOGrai 3. MOIL DOYLBSTOWN, NABOB.
JE, arIZLETOrr,
_BARTON, 80/Uhl&
WILI,EMOSBRS.,_ / : o.
THREE EtROUG.If TRIUNE!.
On and, aft or MO DAY, NAY IS t 11180, Pr/whim
Trainswill leave FRONT and WILL Streets, Phila
delphia, daily:, °Sundays excepted), as follows;
At 41.40 A. M.,illitorees),jor Bethlehem. Allentaitel,
Mauch Chink, Nisslaton, wilkeabarre, Ae.
At L 46 P. M., (Express), for Bethlehem, Beaton, &a.
This train reaches Beaton ate P. M. and makes close
serration 'with New Jersey Central for New York.
At 8.18 P. M., for Bethlehent, Allentown. Alanek
Olunik•Ao.
At • A. M. and 4 P. fd.der Doylestown.
At IthlS - Arti. Ittielt e D M., for Fort Wilanncto/7,
who Leo A. M. train make. elate oonneetion
with the Lehigh al
or Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most dearable route to Wilkosbans,
and to ell i tointe in fte letilckeoal_rooon.aLLA
RAINS FOS PDFLPHLA.
P •
iliiive Woken at 8.40 A. M., 8.18 A. M., and 5.33
IL
brae norlestown at f.X A.and 416 P. NG
/Aare Fort Weatington at CAI A. Ill._and 1.10 P. M.
Og .81INDAYL--Philaclelphia for Bethlehem st 8
Al lim
dladolp for Doylestown at I P. IL
riostown for PhiMelphia at 8.04. M.
thlohend for Philadelphia at I P. Is ,
Fare to Bethlehem—el 60 t are to fdanoh Chank.ll2 ef'.
Pare to Easton 180 Fare to Wilkesbarro— 480
Through Tioketgrnust procured at the Ticket
011oos, at WILLt Street, or BERNS Street, in order
to tenure the hbOYO rateg of fare,
All realeceer Wrelyta (exempt Sunday Trainn) sow:toot
at Berke Street with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
isiood gild Third-streets Prancer Railroads, Merit,
nunutes aver ituildlie WiLloW Street.
alma CLARK. Agent.
SPRING ARP &NUR,-
rdErm.---rarLd_pp.d.pma
wilattitia AND BALTIMOE RA ILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, .A.PRIL 16 1861
TAIMENOEI TiLitflitt LEAVE PHIL abEIJILLA :
For Baltimore at all A. M., 1145 A. M., (Fayrems),
and MO F. M.
For Cheater at 819 4. M., 114 A. M., 4.16 and 10.10
er Wile•lngten at OA A. M., 11. M A. id., 4.20 and
10.10 P. M.
For How Came at 8./1 R . M. and 4.11 F. N.
For Dover c aj vas A. M. and 6/6 F. M.
For Milfort 8.16 A. M.
For Baliebury 8.19,t. M.
Timm FOR FMILADELFKIA
Maya Baltimore at 1.15 rt. M. (Enare6l). 0.51 A. 65..
and 4.11 P. M.
Lone WI/Minton at 610 and 9.10 A. M. 1.10 and
P. A.
Lease /Salisbury at Lae I'. M.
Leave Milford at 4 P. AL
/OM Dover at CM fa. M. and 5.60 P.M.
Leave Mew castle at Lt 6 A. M. 726 P. M.
heave %heater at 1,4 A. „ Lig snd 6,40
UST I! IlitlllKPre far &dismay and Delaware Rail
road at 6./6 A. M.
• TRAM" FOR BALTIMORE:
leave Cheater at 6.411A.M., Masud lIX F.M.
A Vve W il minateil VI, 124 P. M., and 11
rritutuir TRAIN, with Ftmeatmer Bar atteekel,
will nut as follows :
o Aware lilladekhia for Perryville and interrasdiate
we at P
5 40 1 !• 55 *
VO WdERJZIVOU for Fenzel'', and intenaelliate
nlasica P .
Leave Nei:minim for Pluladelohm M
and enne
diate plum at 1141. SP.
Leave ilavrit-da-eraoe for Baltimore and intermedi
ate atations it 6 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Naere-de-Orees and intermedi
ate stations as. P. M.
ON 111111,DAY4 :
May 19,1001, until Anther no
tit:alll,TlVlT4l.oos;4ll run on Sandaya,
Leaving Piuladelmila for Baltimore and Waelilnalon
at 1146 A. M. and 10.60 P. M. and
Leaving Baltimore for Phi l adelphia at La A. M. and
ead2 a. M. FELTON. President.-
aEVANS 85 WATSOWS
SALAMALVDER SAFES.
#2.ozit
306 1311BI Bn aWr A 4: :1 11 1
r -
A brie variety s A ahrwird
&sic au-
FURNEt3B, BRINLEY, & 00.,
No. 459 MARKET STRBET
LARI3E BALE SUPER QUALITY BONNET
RIEIiONS,yoR. CITY TRADE.
On Friday Morning,
inns 18. at 10 o'eloak
-150 fa, N o. 4251 guest- iutaltty bonnet ribbons, the
Most desirable styles offered this Beano°,
BLACK GBOB DS BRINES.
On Fruiar Morning.
An invoice of 24irn3e inoh . Lyone hlegk eras do Rhinea
PARIS DR.BB GOODS.
An invoice °intern atd broohe °rape d'Capiu4 244,84-
nob, crane d'ilailen.
lArlit'ArE AND RED cßEcig CANTON MATTING.
On Friday Morning.
pieces super Quality 3-1, 4 4, 5-4. and 6.4 white and
red °hook canton martini.
WORSTED AND Wocii.,LEN CARPET FILLING.
bales ernparior wonted.
• '• Woollen carpet, filling.
PAI-IWAST, UUTIONEER.,
• motor to B. Scott. Jr.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
Northern Central
Rat!Toed.
BALE OF' STRAW BONNET:I, FANCY HATS,
MEN'S AND 1101 - 8' HATS. Eco., by catalogue.
on Fndiu . Nlcpuag,
June 21. oornmeliTuisiai r io
lnoluded will be found.
eases late and des ra ble styles *slit straws. Coburg,
Maid, Floranoe. and fancy bonnets.
011605 ladies' and misses' *house styles tansy hats.
Boulevards. 1 , urelms, ko.
wises men's and boys' genet, English straw. Dun
stable, Prism},and palm hate; ladies'. misses. , . and
doldren's MOT hoods.
Banbury anti Erie L R
RThIP rum) it CIO., AUCTIONEERS,
A No. *3O MARKET Street and ISI MINOS. 15t.
BOA: CF SOO CASEO BOOMS, 811.0E13. /OD BRO
GABS.
This Morning,
June 00. at 10 o'olo3k preelliely. will be sold. by eats
lotus-
-800 &sob men's, boys' and 'omits' calf. kip. and grain
boob, nail. kip. end goat brogans Con d as gaite_rs, O
&o.;
ford tote, women's, misses', an children's calf,
kip, goat , morocco and kid heeed boats and shoes,
salters. allppera, ke.: Mao," tarns and assort
ment of first case city-made goods.
sir 'loan; open for examinanon. with eatWegses.
astir on the morning of sale
m 1 1 1.7ZPATRI K do BROS., AUO
• TIONEERS, sO4. CHESTNUT St, shove tint'.
BALES EVERY EVENING.
At 7 o'clock. of books, stationery, and fancy goods.
watches, Jewelry, clocks. silver-plated ware, cutlery,
Painting!. Mesmer Law rumour, dre.
Also. Hosiery, dry Ronde , boots and oboes, and mar
ohatdlas of every descnyition.
DAY BA L e.B ever. Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 10 o'clock A M.
PRIVATE BALES.
6 t private es Ie• :leveret large consignments or watches
and jewelry, books stationery , silver - plated ware eat
len, fancy goods, n o.. to which is solicited the atten
tion of city and country merohants and others.
Consignments solicited for all kinds of merchandise.
for either public or private sales.
O Livers' cash advance, made on atonsunnects.
nt-door sales promptly attended to.
BEOWN'S ESSENCE or JAMAICA
GINGER.—FREDERICK BROWN. Chi s r . nist and
Dra ..g•ist. nor th east corner of Chestnut and Mb Ms.,.
phitedelptila, sole manufacturer of Brown's tines of
Jamaica Ginger.whioh is recognized and ;reiterated by
the medioaLfaccikr c and has become the standard family
medicine of the United States.
This Essence is a preparation of unusual excellence.
In ordinary diarrhoea, incipientokolera, in short, in alt
cruses of prostration of the digestive functions. it is of
inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints of children, it iir peon
hart) eflaoacious; no family. individual, or traveller
should be without it.
NOTICE.—To prevent this valuable Essence from
being counterfeited. a new steel engraving. executed at
a great coat, will be found on the outside of the wrap
per, in order to guard the purchaser against being im
posed upon by worthless imitations.-1868.
Prepared only by FREDERICK BROWN, and for
ate at his Ones and Chemical Store. N. E. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, and at FRE
DERICK DAV% N. Ja.'s, Drug and Chemical Store,
B. E. corner of Ninth and Chestnut streets, "Conti
nental,' Rotel. Philadelphia. Mao for gala by all re
spectable Druggists in the United States eitirdl-la
DU. WILLIAM ALEXANDER, NO. 340
A-. A. FOUItTIC Strt, above Pin.. Moe hour.
from 9 o'oloek A. M. till 9P. M. my3l-lm
J OHN WELSH, PEACT3OAL SLATE
ROFER, THIRD Street and GERMANTOWI4
Road, is prepared to pot on an, amount of Roofing. on
the molt moderate terms. Will guaranty to make
every building perfectly water-tigh Orders promptly
attended to. myl-17
TWIN ELLIOTT, WIVES and idQuouts,
" Nos. 317 and 319 WALNUT Street, (basement
storm, between Third and Fourth, north sided Phila.
&Collie. N. 13.—Fine Old Whinlnes always an hani.
(Ettablished in 1845.) 17
()RESTER
RAILROAD T N via
P NNsviNAN A RAII,RoAD, leave d e pot , corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET street'', at 8.10 A,
noon, 237 P. M., and 1 P. M.
On Sendai. leave Philadelphia at 7.90 A. M.. and
'West Chester at 4 P. M. 17.30-tf
WEST CHESTER
SO AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANtir:MENT.
On and alter_MON DAY, June 3, Mt, the trains will
leave PIIiLADELPHIA. from the Depot, N. E. corner
of Elell EERTH and MAR KAT Streets,_at 7.45 and
10.20 A. t , 2, 4144 640 ) Ind /9 P. 1 1. and will
leave the_ 'nation. cornerot lATV -Pinta and
MARKET Streets. ( We st Philadelphia ) at 806 and
/OA A. M.. and 1.15. 4.30, 8.411. and 1316 P. M.
N SUNDAIS.
Leave PEILADE rEHA at BA. M. and *P. M.
Leave WEST CH TER at 8 A Al. and SP. ht.
Trains leaviox Philadelphia and West Chester at 7.15
A. M. and 4.15 P.M. connect at Pennelton with Trains
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
for Oxford and intermediate point.
.ENRY WOOD,
in73/-tf General superintendent.
Ams PHILADELPHIA AND
mm MITE READING RAILROAD C O.,
2
(oiNeel Son earth street.)
April V,
SEASSN T A P li ckg —Wria TS:
On and after May I. 1011,eetteen tickets wilt be loud
by Nue company for the periods of three, az, nine, and
twelve mouth's, not transferable.
Season sehoobtiokets way also be had at NI per oent.
disooant.
&se ticket/ w ill be eold by the Treseurer et No. 227
South FOURTH Street, where any further Wout L ation
cien be obtained. B. itlitA.Drattle,
apSR-tf Treasurer.
TAIRA Xt.)1332,8.--
.FTILADELPIUI. AND Ell,
MIRA RAILROAD.
glllCEEtrit RORIE I. Tznisags., Detewisaii.
Wilkeabarre,__
_RerantOn A _ Dann/le, Wa
namniort. Troy, Ammon, uautcel, tinfiele.
Niagara Falls, Rooheater, Olsee/and4Detroil. Toledo,
°Meade, it. Lexie, Plilvtingoe, and oil mints tatrtt. sn it
1 ,
Wiest.
huweppar trains vnll leave the new Dt.sert of the thi
lidelobip__and Reading Railroad. Gamer BROAD ant
cALLowRILL &reale, (Passenger entrance en CAI-
Irohill street,) lolls (itantlaye erupted), tor chow,
feints. as fellows:
DAY EXEREEIT--- ----LOD A. M.
liffenar EXPB I +3S. 5.15 P. M.
The SAO A, M. train tonneau et Rbl.srt% far Wilbad
barro,_llttson, Elenurtou. and all et:aloes or. the
JkAagAWANDA AND B LOOTIRDILRO. RAILROAD.
The th e limns inake direot cionneotions at Elmira
with the trains of the Ni, York and Erie, Cantuadaigna
and RiagancFalhi, and Entlltlo, New York and Brie, and
Sew York Central lmilreads, treat ali mints tiortk and
Wept. and the eaAadas.
Baggage akeilkod to Elmira, Baal% sad laaperupies
ROdge, and illi_ierinediate
Tie/tete ean be "proonred at the Fhiladelnlait and RI
stirs RailreadLit e'a Shebat Moe, northwest owner et
BUTE and :41 4 11WR Sweatt and at the Per-manger
Benet. semen! THIRTEENT and CALLOWB a
ILil
TEROTR EXPREen F Mors TRAIN
Leave tee astable and Beading repot. Drama and
Callowhill Mrs i Gicillt ethildays eisenteill, ter all
poiriM West as blortb, at aF. Id.
Freights tau... be debeezei borers) 17. It. to imam
Mo [Gum lii imaa
Fo m r tut slonsalion apply at Freight mapris.
IrEIEWEEDITA and tall.LOLL,gir to
O. T. LEONARD, Agent.
afairthweet BILICD72. and tiglEBllllllll abase,
asur-tt rkiladeielitc
NOTIOR.--CIRESTKR
VALLEY RAILROAD.—PAR
GENDER TEA NG FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONIS.--On and after Nov. nth,
1860, the Passenger Trainm for DOWNINGTOW
WiHAW from the new Passenger Depot of the Phil n
telnhin end Derv:lint ftsiLtoad Company , earner of
BROAD and OA_LLOWRILid Streets, inarsenger en
trance on Caltowhid.)
A CDENItitt tRALN for Downingtown leaven at 8.00
TFILNOON 11.11LAIDI for Downingtown alarm at
SO
L F.
L .lB_.
DA/Y (Sundays excepted).
By order of the Board of Managers of Ike Plilladel
kla and Reading Railroad Colanaaf ,
age W. N. Mei &Ai H Prti. near/its,
yr) CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
BRACED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proemial'
for Buildins an addition to the Rittenhotuie reboot
Etßitie." will be received by the undersigned until NA-
TuRDAY, the Mid met.. at 12 o'clock M., for building
an addition of forty feet to' the Raton/abuse eobool
How, Germantown, 11l aaeordantif With the plan and
T b fiestion to be aeon at the Wage of the board of
troOre of rung cc cols, E, corner oIXTR and
A Lril I Streets.
By order of the Committee on Property.
ROBERT J. IiEMPHIJA.,
jell-at S e cretary Controllers of Pubic Schools.
SINS.--A Bruin invoke of Irides, She,
S
and Goat Shim justreceived
_from the West In
dies, for sale by JAURETCHE & OARSTAIAB. itss
South FRONT Stret.
PMOHR One - barrel 59
SOUVISBN EACCH. tor sob by 0. -
WS. 00.. 1011 ARON Inuit.
BALM OF FRJZNOM. 000111.
On Friday Morning,
JIIIIB lit, oit 10 (Moak, tor wish—.
400 1 0 th of Amoy end angle Etlitll(dl dIJ goods.
BUSIMESS CJLIRDS.
pAWEir.3I-1 NIOIIOLSON, •
BOORBINDERk
Nos. 619. and 621 MINOR Streit.
Botwessn KAptet and Olvpirtnltt tartet..
RILADEL PHI!.
JAMES PAWSON. JAS. ICCROV.O)/4
FILE MANLTAOTORY,
WI. NEW STREET.
Files and Rasps of every desorzption, and food
quality', made to order,..et the above eetabliehasenb.
WHOLEEMLE and YETAIL.
at nanuteoturee• mass.
7. craning •••• at • inteener mailmen
avl-dam J. B. SMITE.
qUIPPINGt
drvilia• WEEKLY COMMUNICATION
1W !STEAK BETWELN NEW TOR&
FRPOOL, calling at Q.D.P.ENt3TOWN flre
land,) to land and embark assengers and deepatohes.
That Liverpool, New Yor_ p k and Philadelphia steam
ship Company'e splendid Cly de-built iron sereW steam
-1111114, Are intended to sail as follows:
FROM NLVr YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
GLASGOW. Saturday, June 22
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 29
KANGAROO, Saturday, July 6
And every_ Warring throughout the year. Irani PIER
No. 44 N. R.
RATES OF P.A.N.
THROUGH FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool. _ re
Do. to London, 'IS Liverpool_.. Bto
Steerage to Queenstown, or LiverpooL-- 30
Dot se uovetea. —.. •. • ee
Do. Return tickets, available for six months,
trom Liverpool.. . 160
Passengers forwarded -to Havre, Paris. Hamburg .
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Cottifioatea of passage Lamed from Lreartxtol to New
Or of ptureagelamed from Queenstown to
New Y0rk .........._.• im e
These steamers have superior agoommoiraione ?or
passengers, are oonstruoted with watertight OOMPart
wents, and carry experienced hurions.
For freight, or Paasage,upt at e °Moe of the Cora
JO O. ALK, Agent,
111 Want street, Philadelphia.
In Liverpool, to WM- INMAN,
Tower Buildings
In Glasgow , to WM, INMA.N.
13 Dizon street.
am I'U BRITLtiII AND . NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MALL STEAM
II;..
'molt tiltlA TOME eo ravrasosix.
Chief Cabin num) ......• inn
Second Cabin Passage— __. _ ii
VBOM BOSTON TO LIVIIRPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.— _ .110
Second Cabin Passage— .-- ea
thethe shies from NMI York eall_at Cork Harbor.
dupe from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Har
bor.
"FA, Capt. Jiadrirds. AFRICA, Cast. Rhannon.
le, Ceit.4. i ß s tt t e. Ra m ri t ekilt i Cayt. J. Leath.
I.lll4.th t :Al3lAi v , . NIAGARA ' M i ril i t Y
1
Cspr. Cook. EUROPA, bast, Anderson.
SCOTIA, (now bitildiaeJ
These vessels carry a oiear white heat at meet-head ;
modesi= e h i o e w a w fi e=o . r i vms.. dtr,
jut. a
IUB7iLittEILAN:
ook, " N. York Wedneadar,Juns 19 .
j etiTia=oll, :: rY t M,W e ettli t =7, l 4l e r 2 t.
lt PA, Anliarzon,
...! .4_Non, ii_retteesear, July to.
.PERSIA . , .Indruu • xi. York, wedneiday. ply 17
Abu:RIGA, Moo d ie, " Boston, Wednesday,July 24 . .
Berths not secures until said for.
An exnenenoed Burgeon onboard.
The owners of these slungill not be accountable for
Gold, Bayer, ' , halloo, Speom, Jeweiry,.Preeione Stones
or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein oipremood._ For frei g bat Or
pawner. E
Andy to E . CUNA D .
nthe-tt 4 Bowline green. New York.
AILROAD LINES.
M THOMAS
• Him 139 and 141 South FOURTH litter,
t Formerly N 05.67 and 690
SALE OP SUPERIOR EuRNIT Ei PLAN
FORTNR, BOOK.CAREIT, BEDY. AND BR,, br a
BRusBFbe AND OTHER CARPE l e , CHINA kir u it
Orbatß3W ARE. &o
VA-Our Bale this month:lei at the &lama
Store will oompros. besides 800 lota of eloall en t
hand furniture, mahogany piano forte".
china and alaseware. bads and beddton. book
other moans, 30., formmt an attraeove assortment
worthy the attention of ladies and others dethrone el
purahasinf.
etr catalolooB now ready and the emotes an.. l .— sd
for examination.
'PUBLIC PALES R tAL EDl' ATE AND !flo c ..
AT THE EXCHANGE EVERY TESDAY. at .1
o'eleek noen, during the bu.iness ceaccc,
Vir* Handhillie of each proven,' issued llepsreteh
addition to vide& sre oublise on Ills l!...laird.s r p re ,;Lt
to each sale. one thousand catalogus. in p rep ti
tom. giving full desoriptious of tie the prope rty to t
sold 011 the followins TaesdaY.
FOAL EaTATX AT PRIVATE SALE.
acr We have a large amount of real mama At priv et
sale. Including every description ' of city and c ow !
property. Printed lists may es had NI the atiouonstr7ire.
PRIVATE oure.GitnEtt
Sir Reid estate entered on private tele recit e
and advertised °community in our publm wale ab t ,,,
(of which one thounmd °oyes are printed pe ek -4
free of charge, Ito
----
• STOCKS. MOB, ite
On Tuariday,
June 25, at 12 o'elook noon, at the ?allege!Db..
, Lange. win be sold— .6e•
Without reserve, by order of adminietrator,
t Clare Point Breeze Park dasoolatia..
For other accounts—
s2,ooo seven per cent. et-mortgage bowi e ph .
hta and RuntitirT Railroad Compan ittati-
Shores in Philadelphia and Mercanti l e Llbrarjh h „ id
. eaderar of Fine Arts.
$2 MO Chesapeake and Delaware Canal I oat
10 shares Philadelphia E.:W:lmi e.
REAL ESTATE SALE: I 3UIAt 9,
VALUABLE, DWELL SPRUCE STBET,
' , Orphans' CourtlEttia—Estats of Abrahnm lini, km ,
deceased.—VALUe BLE TEREE-S WRY Bltic"i
DWN.LLIPIU, northennt oorner of &Nee and Lao ~
streeta, ben:teen Second and Third. 30 feet It inch's,-
front.
lIREE STORY BRICK DWb:LLING. tl a
Walnut street, weet of Tenth. Id feet 6 incline froy — t " ,
90 feet deep.
Peremptory SaIa.—FRAME DWKLLING. Itou .
lc
north of Stehmi , nd street. lvinetrenth yard. ,
reremo m y ,- aIe.—TrIREE-STORY B KLUX ISEL,
LINO AND BAKERY, Otis street, Nineteenth 9,,,d
IWO STORY 1311 rcK OW ti;LIArsO. NO. 40 Mikro.
lie street, between Fifth and eixth streets, end teeth
foba dm 1
& a street. The house has two roams on , °
introduce. range. O. tel
SP Full particulars of all the above sales now rev,
in handbills. ,
Bale at Noa. ISt and 141 11outh Fourth Strei t
EMPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENOII-I'Lhlt
110R8, Fl 0-FORTFx, DRUERELts CA fIPi;4A -
This' !Online.
at 9 u'olook. at the Anotien More, an esetatmept.,
excellent aeoond-hand furniture, elexant Jaaho-f o ,"
rtne zelrrore, earners. eta.. front renubes deojiZ'
housekeeping, removed to the store for oorreribs.
sew.
TO GENTLEMEN OF THE BAR.
SALE OF A LAW LABKARA.
Installing the PeareVvania and other valuable
On wriday Afternoon.
June 21. commencing at 4 o'clock, at the Alma).
Store. will be so'd a valuable Law Library which
".
eludes the Pernasylva,.th mod other velcabie Beton,
law For earth:.oer' vie catalogues, which le
ready.two days previous, std the books amazed for
examination.
3/1101311.8 NATHANS, AIJOTIONEZH,
AND COMMIRISION MERCHANT, eaudienn
oorner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
AT PRIVATE SAVE,
AT PRICE+ Tt) Tag, TIMS.
Tho following &Moles will be mold for lees them I,g•
the usual selling price :
Bute gold hunting- case. donb ease, and double•b o l.
tom Znitlisti patent lever watches. of the ma' appeared
. d be s t makers; fins gold double-time ntliot pate
lever watches; indepanflent-aeoontle lever wsid er:
fine gold bunting-muse and open-face esoapement stet
and Levine watches; horizontal and duple.% witches,
silver hunting-nese , double - case , and double-Gonou
n'uttieb patent lever, escapement lever, and !oleoe
watches, of the moat approved and beet makers; tot.
ble. case and open - face sver watches ; silver sumer
silver anartier eon ample-case watches . ; fine gold
neck, on, f and guard enable ; diamond finger. ring. 4 4
breast-pine; sets of fine gold j•wflrY tOld brellat•plot
ear.rings. finger-ringm, braoelets, venoil-aaaes, eels:
and jewelry of every description; guns, ;liana. thermal
instrnmente, pianofortes, and arttolee conerally,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money advanoed lor any length of net
agreed upon, en gold and silver plate, diamonds
watches, jewelry, fowling-gdeeea, mlleleal nntraiat t y:
dry goods, olothtnx aroeertee, hardware, cutlery. f u r.
niture, bedding, fancy arttolea, and on all &Melts of
%rattle.
CONSIGN:IIEI'ILE AN L D GIT-DOOR BALM 13(11.1.
ICIT ED.
Liberal (math advanaat made on all articles counted
for intie. Potions! attention given to all ont-doorialts
SEA BATHING.
MIRAININ FOR THE SEA-SHORE
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAII.ROA D.—On and after MOIV DAY. June ITO, trues
Intl leave VI N.E•titTlit:ET si [Om;
Mad train ._—.... —.TM A. Al.
gaExpreea train.— P.M.
Accommodation CO P. M.
Itk."11J111i/NO. LISAVRIS ATLAIITIC:
••••••••••ni t 6 rt Mp
Express-- •-- —am
Accommodation. ...—. • --SIB A.M.
Fare to Atlanbio. MIR; Rouad Trip ticket.. toad lot
three dale, 14 60.
Freight muet ue delivered at COOPER'S POINT by
3P. M. The Company Tri l not be reepomuble ler 613/
gooda until received and ?anointed for, by_thoirgtent,
at the Point. JO IN G. DAYAIIT
e 1641 • 'SU,
BXPREBII COMPANIEe.
THE ADAMS IMPELS
C. 0., o.lloe 320 C_RIZIN MUNI,
forwards wooh
, 1 . /sorts, Mare:3ll6le. Bank Notia
sad bocci*, sakes b; its own Lines or in 401111..0ft
wltli OtkOr ti.s7rit3 Celspanm. to all Ike brissW
h im SE4 lout, •-4
MEDICINAL
ELIXIR PR.OPYLAMINR,
Th. tom Reza, lot
RR EU M AT ISM .
During the past Sear we , have introduced to these
lice of the atedioat profeesion of this country the Peg
Criatatized Chlorids of froniamint, u a
REMEDY FOR RUED:UT/MC
arid )unvine[ reeeived from many wet 4 both mei
phreiciana of the Wheat standing end iron %Ants, tbs
MOST FLATTERING NEBTIXO:4IALB
of Its real value to the treatment of no pendia end
obstinate disease, we ere induced Mumma n to the
Public in a form tiniADY FOIL 13Iblka.litTE tM
which we hove will commend itself to those who not
minting with this afflicting complaint. sod to its rot.
dice! practitioner who may feel disposed to test the
Powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMIISE, in the form abort tee.
he of, bee reoentir been eitengivoly autumns!
with is the
PEritIeYINANIA ROISPITAL,
and with MA RICRI) 8 IICCE&I(as will appear hob the
published soooupta in the me 1 ioaljolltritill.l
wiint la Oarelllll, nut In ready for immediste sw ,
with full directions. and oan be obtained from all tilt
druggists at 76 centsp L Arai r: a fr ud e lrgi t r i iiMof
Druggists and MannfessturiaLchtausts
moss-ty Pintedelelale
DYSPEPSIA REMEDA..
Dr, DARIIII3 RAM'S
AIIOMATIO INVIGORATING SPlllf.
!his Modieiwn has begt watt by the patella for six 70 , 1
with increasing favor. IS is recommended to Dor
Dy_zronsien, N 810011.1114113 Rawl -Blittn, Cifil
Pants, Wand an the staled', err PlOor in
Bevels, Headache, Drawafiust, dlefa l 4
Snintpinints, Low Spirits, Delirium
Tremens", /selsesserestes.
It IltllgttLATig, EXIIILSRSTICS, IsvleOlatat,sit
WILL 1107 lreroxicael as Strain.
.As a Medicine it is quick and effectual, curial me
moat egg mated owl of Dpmepera, Riau, Cony'aim
and all other derangements of th e IStomeoh sz.,l nevelt
In a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the mat snlealloholl led
drooping 'pulps, and restore the weak, nerrou, sef
10.1010 health, streigth, and vigor.
renew who, froar, the injudiomue nee of henors. fin
boomers dejeoted, and their nervo u s systems 'Howell.
nonstitutions broken dowc, and e at to that bornat
curse to Mitneinftl, the DBLIKITY waleinte, wNb . ei .
Moat immediately, feel the harpy and, health/ ler"
feting efilasey of Dr. Nam'. Invigorating Spirt'.
wine Bes s
WILL DU.
Doe x.—One wine glass full &soiree SS 110018117),
One dose will remove all tied Spirits.
One dose will ore /lout-burn.
Three doses wi ll cuff Indiseatioe.
One dose will give you* Good Agorstits.
One dose will dap the &Orontes' galng of Vrapepws.
One dose will remove the &greasing end disagreeable
effeete of Wind or Flat:llene*. sea ea slOOn eg tha
stomach receives the lovigoratitig Glint, the eletfelle
in load and all painful feelings will be removed . ,
DUO dem will remove the moat d 1.111.001
(lobo, either in the stomach or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obetruotiocs to the g than,
Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
Persons woo are seriously &Mated with gig Lignef
Complaints are wowed of speedy vault bs a dose Of
tWO. and a radical oure by the age of ore Of Mg bottles.
llesrv,v DISSIPATION.
Penton' who, rem discipating too much over Mem*
and feel the evi e ffects of poisonous !moors. In riming
headache.. sickness at goniaoh, weakness. giddlnto.
&c., will find one 110118 emove ail bat! feeltno
Ladle!, of weak and wieldy oonebtatlol4 stout `..1
the Inemoratiaz Spirit three times a dal ; 1 1 Ina mate
them strong, healthy, and hap; 7, remove all °Wait ,
tions and irregularities from the menstrual organs, ldr 4
Emt . ore the bloom of health and Leatlt7 to the Gar."
Daring pregnancy It will be found an inraluablemsh•
sine to remove diatkereealge sensations at the itaini°l '
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to tame tite.
hoe put up the 111V_IskoltAtIN• SPIES , lb Dint bent"
_ento ri orts SI.
wells p0t.48 WA Its Street, Haw York.
DYO & gait North sEGoND Street,
vent2t:Will Agents in Philtnillet,..
Ana for sale br YORN EATOIII. VS N. NU"
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1, 1314 Betts, at tier residence. 1039 WAys v i a el/el
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty the
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Gin. imorted and for sale by the subsoribent. We in'
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