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Form of Lease
PROPOSIOD D 7 7NN rErLADRLPAILA. AND NEM RAlL
roes COMPACT, AND ARRNDID TUN PENNISTL•
IA _RAILROAD CONFAXIT, JOWit 17, 1861.
I t i g h er eby agreed that a lease of the Philadel
phia and Erie Railroad for nine hundred and
ninety-nine (999) yeare be made to the _Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company, upon the following terms
aed oemiltions, to wit
First The Pennsylvania Railroad Company - will
agree to pay the interest as it accrues upon, and
purolame at par, when bonds become due, as
hereinafter 'provided, three millione five hundred
theuataid (ea SOO ono) dollars of the new loan or
mortgage enl. of the Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road Company, upon the term] hereinafter stipu•
dated, which new loan consists of five millions
(f 5 000,000) dollars in all. bearing six (6) per cent.
interact,
which the said Penraylvacie Railroad
Company shall secure the payment of interest
semiannually, and the principal when due. on the
three minions five hundred thousand ($3,500,000)
dollars referred to; and the president of said
PenliTylvitola Reilread Compeer, or his etzbellittte,
shall, for the purpose of negotiating said bonds,
proceed to Europe in company with the president
of the Philadelphia and Erie Railro a d Company . ,
or such officer or agents as they, the aforesaid
F ree:dente, may select, after this lease shall be
perfected and ratified by both companies.
Second The proceeds of three millions (63.00 0 .-
000) dollars of the said bonds, or so much thereof
as may be required, shall be applied by trustees,
satisfactory to both parties, exclusively to the
completion and equipment of said Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, under suet contracts as are or
may be authorized by said Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad Company, to place the road and appur•
Isnanees la condition to meet the demands of
trade, within ninety (90) days after final comple.
time, and to the payment of the interest upon the
bonds, until the road is so delivered into the pos
session of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company:
cad contracts for the final completion of the road,
its necessary equipment, and the expenditures
therefor, to be satisfactory to the said Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company ; who shall also be satisfied
that this sum is sufficient for the purpose, after an
examination and report by an engineer ' to be ap
pointed by them; and five hundred thousand
($500,000) dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to the payment of confidential debts, en
dorsed paper, and to the further equipment of the
said Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company.
Third. The lessees to provide their agents, en
perintendents, meehamos. laborers, material,
stores, and other matters essential to the prompt
and satisfactory working of the line—keep up re•
pairs and renewals—And pay all and every ex-
pence connected with the movement of trade, or• I
the menagement and maintenance of the road,
equipment, and other property of the company,
for which they shall be allowed sixty (60) per
cent. of the gross receipts per annum during the
continuance of this lease: Provided, That, if the
actual working expenses shall exceed sixty (00)
per cent. per annum, the lessees shall be entitled
to an actual average cost, not exceeding sixty-five
(65) per cent. per annum, until let of January,
1872. Possession of the reed and equipments to
be delivered to the lessees et a date not later than I
the first day of December, eighteen hundred and
sixty two (1862), and so much sooner as the line
may be completed and ready for service between
Banbury and Erie. The lessors agree that they
Will furnish every reasonable and proper facility
needed to accommodate the commerce of the city
and county of-Erie, and that the trade of the lakes
and of the land Wall have, in the harbor of Erie,
all reasonable facilities consistent with the MO-
T/eta of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Com•
pany, for its interchange front oar to oar, and from
railroad to lake craft, via versa.
Fourth. The lessors to provide such additional
basks, equipment, anti permanent improvements
which are in railway operations on roads similarly
constructed and situated, usually chargeable to
construction and equipment, as the business of the
road from time to time requires.
Fifth. The lessees shall appropriate and apply
so much of the gr . ose revenues resulting from trans
portation of freight, passengers, and mail., that
may yam over the line, over and above the amount
herein provided for so working expenses, to be
paid as follows :
Pint. To the treasurer of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company, to defray salaries of pre
sident, treasurer, secretary, and agents, office
pants, and other expenses incident to maintaining
the legal and proper organization of the company,
such NUM as the stockholders of the Philadelphia
and Erie Road Company may from time to time
prescribe, not exceeding fifteen tbousand ($15,000)
dollars per annum.
Second. To the interest on first (Ist) mortgage
bonds of one million (1,000,000) denture, seven (7)
per oent., now issued by said company under a
mortgage on that part of the line from Sunbury to
Wilhamsport—seventy thousand ($10,000) dollars
per annum.
Third. To the interest on new mortgage bonds
of live millions ($5,000,000) of dollars, six (6) per
cent. per annum, three hundred thousand ($300,-
000) dollars per annum, or mash per cent. pro rata
thereon as this portion of receipts may realize, not
exceeding six per cent., with such exchange as
may be needed to pay interest in Europe upon the
sterling bonds.
Fourth. If any prOvl6loll or payments are re
quired for sinking fund, in connection with mort
gages, such payment! must be made to trustees
by the lessees, before paying over balances to the
company's treasurer_ The remainder of net
revenue to be paid over to the treasurer of the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company, for the
beardit of the company, until such time as the
mortgage to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
may bear interest, at Vhieh date the pay/acute of
that interest will take precedence of payments to
the treasurer, out of any balance that may remain
in hands of lessees, after paying for maintenance
el orgallsatlor, intermit on the first two mortgageri
above referred to; and any balance then remaining,
after paying interest to the Commonwealth, shall
belong to and be paid over to the said Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Company.
Muth. All the new bonds, or proeseds thereof,
not required to complete and fully equip the road,
including shops, shop machinery, and tools neces
sary to provide for the but Mess of the said road,
shall be retained by the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad Company, to provide for and be applied
to the extinguishment of their floating debt, and
all other liabilities, without recourse to the lessees,
who shall in no way be responsible therefor.
Seventh. The leans shall provide between kla.
rysville, Rockville, or Harrisburg and Philadel.
phis, roadway, motive power, and depots at Phi
ladelphia, and all other faailities that may be
necessary to accommodate all the traffic of every
'kind to and from the Philadelphia and Eric Rail
road, equal in every respect to the facilities pro
vided for the busthess proper of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company between the same points, and
use all proper exertions, through an efficient orga•
ideation, to procure business for the same.
Eighth. The aggregate rates for transportation
of through traffis to and from all points of compe
tition accessible or common to both, by all rail,
shell be the Game, and shippers ehalt have the op
tion of route. The lessees shall be entitled to re•
osive on their road between Harrisburg, Rockville,
or Marysville, and Philadelphia, as their propor
tion on all through traffic, (by all rail rontes)—pas•
angers, freight, ac.—the same rate per ton per
mile, and per passenger per mile, Ace., as they
would have received if the traffic' had passed over
the entire length of the Pennsylvania Rail/end,
I rOM or to the IRMO peint of shipment or destina
tion.
Ninth. The local rates of freights and pa-esen•
gers to be divided on a strict pro-rate basis for
distance moved—all business originating at Erie,
or by water to Erie, or at points east of Erie, to be
deemed local business, and trade arriving at Erie
by water, on through receipts, shall be governed
by the rail and water rates, as established from
time to time by the leading Anent:lo lines, with
the consent of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
sn
Tenth. No discriminations shall be made in the
Movement of traffic, passengers, or freights of any
description. The facilitie: between Liarrisbnrg,
Rockville, or Marysville, and Philadelphia, for
all traffic to and from Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, shall be equal in every respect, so far
as the business may require it, to those fur
nished for the business proper of the Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company. Passenger cars, baggage,
express and freight oars to be run between Praia•
delphis and Erie without unreasonable tranship
ment or delay, and may be inn by the lames in
like manner on connecting roads to and from New
York or Baltimore, or intermediate points On
those lines. For a ll traffic of the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad to or from Philadelphia the
respective companies shall furnish their proper.
lion of ears, or adjust the difference by a fair
charge or allowance for wheelage to be agreed
upon from time to time. The Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company may, if they desire, em
ploy an agent, or agents, to solicit business for
their route and to attend to any and ail other
business required by the said Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company, under each rata, and
regulations as the !ewes may from time to time
establish ; but it is expressly understood that tins
lessees shall in no wise be responsible for the eats
or contracts of snob agent or agents of the Phila
delphia and Erie Redread Company, miles& In
pursuance of instructions from the said lessees,
and all business belonging to the Ph il adelphia azid
Erie Railroad, or that shippers may desire to send
over it, in either direction, shall be so sent; the
seine rule shall apply to passenger business. It is
expressly understood that all business to or from
Philadelphia to and from the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad shall pass over the Pennsylvania
ilailmati, between Rockville, Marysville, or liar
risburg, and the city of Philadelphia. Further
The Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company
may, if they desire to do so, establish a separate
freight and passenger depot in the City of Phila•
delphie, with freight and ticket agents, at their
own proper cost, the oars to be taken to and from
said depot at the expense of the Pennsylvania
Company;Railroad Provided, said depots are
as convenient of access 1113 those of the Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company proper.
The authorized agents of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company shall have full power and
authority to solicit for traffic of all kinds—passen
gers, freight, ,to —to and from New York, and
other points east or west of Philadelphia, by snob
route or routes connecting with the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, as may offer the greatest teeth
tiro as to time and terms, provided that all Con•
tracts or gross rates given for through business be.
tween competing po ints by rail shalt be the same as
via the Pennsylvania Railroad, and all the through
rates by "rail and water" shall by governed by
the through rates made from time to time by the
leading Atlantic lines, with the oonatint of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.
Eleventh. The lessees shall keep an accurate
and eorreet account of all current receipts, (and
expenditures, and ef all the
and
done over
said route until the year 1872,) and their books
relating thereto shall be subject to the examina
tion of the president or other proper officer duly
authorised by the Board of Directors of tha Phila
delphia and Erie Railroad Company. Farther,
the lessees, through an officer duly authorized for
that purpose, shall render a monthly account or
statement of the total receipts of the line, which
statement shall be foriaii6d by the twentieth
(20th) of each month, for the month preceding.
The balance due to the lessors over and above the
payments of expenses, interest, and sinking fund,
required to be made by article fifth, (sth,) shall
be paid over to the treasurer of the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Company quarterly—say first
of January, April, July, and October, of eaoh year,
reserving the proportion of interest scorning, al
though not due-
In ease of differences arising as to the construe
tion of this agreement, or any portion of it, or the
carrying out thereof, it is agreed that east party
shall "Meet one person of skill and experience in
railwayinanagement, and to the two ao selected
all such differences shall be referred, and their de
obdon shall be binding upon both parties.
In the event of said referees failing to agree,
they, the referees, shall eroleot a third person of
skill and experience in railway management, and
the decision or award of a majority of the referees
shall be binding upon both parties.
Fres PLUM to be signed jointly, .ereept for the
employees of the respective Parties. Each party
to this contract shall have the power to grant
passes to their own employees, add the lessees shall
have the right to exchange passes with officers of
other lines, and to transport. without charge, all
material, machinery, and other property that may
be required to maintain and operate the line, or
provide for the business thereof
This lease may be altered or amended from time
to time, by consent of both of the parties thereto.
The agreement of the Pennsylvania /Railroad
Company for the payment of interest and pnrcbate
of the bonds of the Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road Company shall he planed upon sash of the
said bonds so to be endorsed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, as soon as the said bonds shall
be ready for the purpose ; and the endorsed bonds
shall be deposited with trustees, to be seleoted by
both parties, who shall attend to the dispesal of
the proceeds as contemplated by the terms of this
contract.
cEzv~RAL. NEWS.
ON Wednesday, the 6th of November next,
will be held the first eleotion for President and
Vice President of the bogus Confederacy. On that
day also the rebel States are required to elect their
members of Congress. The Presidential electors
will meet in their respective States on the 4th of
December and oast their votes for President and
Vice President. The new Congress will meet if
the Government at Washington will permit, on t he
18th of February, 1862, in 'Richmond, or in some
part of New Mexico. or wherever it is most con
venient and safe Oa the next day the Presi
dential vote will be counted, and on the 224 of
February the President and Vice President are to
be inaugurated, when a good time generally is
antioipated.
IT is supposed by many that the recent ap
pointment of Hon. 0. H. Browning to the Illinois
Senatorship is for the unexpired portion of the
term of the late Senator Douglas—about four years.
This impression is incorrect. The appointment
only covers the period which must elapse previous
to the next meeting of the Legislature of Illinois,
in January, 1882. It will devolve upon the Legis
lature to elect a successor to Mr. Douglas, whose
term expires Maroh 4, 1865.
DEATH 07 JUDGE CLAWSON.—Hon. Wm. S.
Clawson, of the Supreme Court, presiding judge
of the let judicial dietriet of New .1/Bracy, died at
his reeidenoe in Salem on Monday eveeing,after
a short illness. Judge Clawson was appointed to
the supreme bench l by Governor Newell, but had
not been able to fill the position except at inter.
vale, ovelog to tailing health. Ilia term would
have expired in February, 1866. His death ore
ates a vacancy, whioh will be filled by Governor
Olden.
SENATOR DOUGLAS was Initiated as a Free
Mason Jane 3 MO. plumed to the degree of
low Craft on tits 24th, and was raised to the rab•
lime degree of Master Mason on the 25th of the
same month. He was chosen grand orator of the
Grand Lodge at the first annual communication in
IPIO. and wag, the firak grand orator ever shown hy.
the Grand Lodge of Illinois.
TVS SLAVE Taang.—The trial of Captain
Gordon, of the slaver Erie, whioh was seized off
the ooast of Africa" a few months ago, with eight
hundred and ninetg , seren negroee on board, by
the United Stets war vessel Mohitan, le in pro
gums before the United States Circuit Court at
New York.
GARIBALDI'S DAVOlrritit, Tzazinni, Was
married on Sunday, May 26th, to Major Stefano
Cane's, at her father's humble farm•honae, as
Caprera. The next day the couple sailed to
Genea, where the people greeted them with
enthusiasm, and six goring girls, in the name of
all their aex in that eity, erowned the bride with
flowers.
MURDER IN COLUMBUS.—FeIiE Claprood was
brutally murdered in Columbus in a drinking
Wane, by the keeper, David Shade, who ant his
victim's head open with a corn cutter. Shade has
been committed for trial on a charge of murder In
the drat degree.
Tus long-expected event—the union be
tween the two great branches of the Chtirah of
Scotland, in Canada—was solemnly consummated,
a few days ednoe, in the Wesleyan Church, Great
St. James street, Montreal. The attendance of
Loth *law was law, and the oeromeny most iiik
presaive.
A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION .—The Clarksville
(Tenn.) Chronscis has the following : “Died, on
the Gth instant, and aged 107 years, Xenia, a ser
vant of G. J. McCauley, Esq., of thia county. She
died with a Secession badge pinned to her esti,
attended to the grave by some eighty persona, who
thus bore testimony to a life well spent."
HON. NATRA_NTIL GREENE PENDLETON, AR
old and prominent citizen of Cincinnati, (father of
Hon. George H. Pendleton,) died on Saturday, th
16th last , after a lingering illness. Be died of
disease of the heart, and was sixty-eight years old.
M. BEnaER, the billiard player, in at Old
oago. On his way front New Orleans be was
stopped at some point on the river, and his table
was confiscated by the Secessionists, for the benefit
of the Confederate States.
Linos quantities of shot, shell, and other
material of war, have passed through Chambers.
burg, Pennsylvania, within a few days past, be
bides a great number of cannon of various cites,
including two or three dosen columbiede.
Ova Secession troubles are extending a pa
ralyaation of trade to the British Provinces. Last
year the shipment of Nova Bootie plaster amounted
to 13,000 tone; this year it does not reach 1,000
tons. Thousands of tone are lying on the wharf,
utterly worthless.
THE POETS OF Aarmace. are competing quite
generally for tlao prize national brain. Manu
scripts have thie week been received by the com
mittee in New York, at the rate of a hundred
daily. .
THE CHARLEITON ' Mercury says that the
United States army is "made up of odds and
ends." Ah, Mercury, you have found then that
"the odds" are against you.--Louisville Journal.
A SIIDEICILIPTION for Ellsworth's assassin's
widow his been raised in Charleston, amounting
to $4OO, bat it has been invested in the worthless
Confederate bonds.•
Tuz Hannibal News, a Secession journal,
has suspended. It exhausted itself in a ory of rage
at the advent of Federal troops in Hannibal, and
has not been heard of strum.
Ms news from Buenos Ayres indicates the
rapid approaoh of another revolution, and the
probable dismemberment of the Argentine Corlede
ration.
Tnz CROPS in Nebraska . promise an abund
ant harveat. Double tho Usual breadth of land la
under cultivation this year, than at any previous
One.
TEE schooner Tremont sank in the river at
Cleveland, Ohio, on Sunday night, having 14000
bushels of wheat on board, which was insured.
TILE Attorney General of the Southern Con
federaoy—Judge Goldthwaite—is a native of the
state of Maasaohhaeita
Tits Postmaster General has concluded a
postal treaty with the Government of Mexioo, with
same alight modifications from its original draft.
THE water in which potatoes have been
boiled is a sure preventive of the destruotion of
vines by the striped bug and other insects.
TILE cars now run on the Harper's Ferry
and Wizioh,oster Railroad, from Charlestown to
Winchester, Va.
THE SEVENTEEN-YEAS LOCUSTS have made
their appearance in several counties of Illinois,
bordering on the Mississippi.
THE wile and daughter of Col. J. B. Ma
gri:l4er, who commanded the Confederate batteries
at Great Bethel, have gone to Boston.
rna 14th now wheat, the first of the sea
son, sold at Memphis, Tenn., at $1.50 per bushel .I
P3EI•TZTEI - 4 - 1,17
All our exchanges from this State come to WI
with flattering news of the state of the crops. The
following will nerve as examples. The Philadel
phia Commercial states t
Faom every part of Pennsylvania we hoar
the most cheering of the prospects of an abundant
harvest this season. All kinds of grain look re•
workably well, and thus far is free from any evi
dence of disease or worm. The number of acres
of wheat, corn, and osta, we understand, exceeds
any former year, and, should nothing interpose in
the future, our farmers may anticipate the most
magnificent reward of labors over bestowed upon
them.
JUNIATA. Cour:Tr.—A correspondent in Ju
niata county has written ns that the prospects for
the wheat crop in that vioinity are exoallent. He
says that the By has done bet little damage, and
that the crop will be a good one. For the corn
crop our friend cannot make so good a report, as
the out worm boa done a great deal of damage, and
is still doing much harm, continuing to oat the
third. planting in many plasm—Lancaster Ez
press.
LEBANON COUNTY.—The cereal crops in
Lebanon county, as far all we can learn, aro very
promising. The wheat has improved amazingly,
and where, a few weeks ago, a failure was appre
hended, there is a prospect fora most generouer
yield. The grass oleo looks well, as it oould not
well help doing under the fine growing weather we
have had.
CAMBRIA COmeTr.—Wo have been informed
by BOMBS who have been over the principal por•
don of the agricultural districts of our county,
that there never were finer prospects, at this sea•
son of the year, for an abundant harvest, than at
the present time. From what little we have seen,
we can vouch for the truthfulness of this report.
We have been through portions of Allegheny,
Munster, Summerhill and Cambria townships, and
the prospects for wheat, rye and gram are truly
encouraging. The oats and corn look young, but
healthy; with an average season, our farmers will
harvest a larger amount of these grains than usual.
—Ebensburg Mountaineer.
YORE COUNTY.—The farmers hereabout are
now busily engaged in cutting and making their
hay, the weather being jest such as they need for
that purpose—cool at night and clear and warm in
the daytime. We notice some prime hay in floe
order coming to town daily for oar oitizons, but
have not learned the price per load.. The bay
crop is better than was anticipated —Wrights
ville Star.
Tam Clops IN CiAnrom COI:VIT.—The edi
tor of the Clarion (Pa.) Bonne, says that the pro
speot for a large yield of grain, in that oounty, h
excellent. He bus been travelling through the
county, and speaks from personal observation.
PHILADELPHIA BOALD OF 'OLIVE.
GEO. N. TAMIL
THE PROXIIINGHAid,i CoitatlTTrx :km MoATI.
WM. L. BERN,
LETTER BAGS
At as Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Bitin Twarors, Donley,— _.—Litrenoool. soon
BhiD Emily Augusta. Strickland.........—. Liverpool. soon
p Unolo Joe, .—Livernool, 80012
/38ra Amer-Men. chrmnen—.—.....liarttado.e. soon
Bark Samna/ Tarbox. Tarbox__ Buenos Ayres. soon
Brig Orman Isle. Morrow . —Demerara. June 12
Bohr Ellen Forester, MoDonell__—Havans. soon
Bohr Fannie. Vane.. ..___.—ltevane, soon
iwaNis INTELLIGENCIS.
• orp. P• 1. J• .6 22 166
Biass_EN —4 118-EUN SETS_ a
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WATER . a
AJZILIV ED.
Brig Trenton. Atherton, from Portland, in ballast to
C Becksoher I Co. from QuiSon Wi th
Behr Richmond, Booker, 6 dal
atone to captain.
Behr Cornelia. Crano, 5 days from New Bedford, with
oil. /0. to nhober & Co.
Bohr Peanonnook, Barnet. 3 days from New York. in
ballast to N Sturtevant .1 CO.
Bohr Van SOUO/4/W.IUMU &340.112 ballast toER
Wryer & Co.
Bohr John Compton. Elliott, from New Bedford, in
ballast to B /limes I Co.
Bohr Sarah Louisa. Woodruff. from Malden, in ballast
be Banana. LOWLY! 1 Co.
Bohr Allianc e. from Boston, in ballast to Ban
croft. &
Bohr L L Sharp, McElwee, from Boston, in ballast to
E 8111/70T & ae.
w Fair gimmindoa, Genar, Erma Newnert, in ballad to
J R tilakiston.
Bohr Liiiie Tailor. Tutor, from Lynn, in ballast to
Costner. btlollater & Wellington,
Bohr Mario A Wood, baker, from babobory, in ballast
to L Andenried & Co.
CM/MED.
Steamship Delaware. Johnson. New York. Jaa AU
derdok e.
j Winona, Oorney, Havana. Workman & Co.
Brig A G CUM. Watson. Cork, for orders do
ling Trenton, Atherton, Portland, C A Bookaoher
B C ohr Poquonuooki_Barnest Dwell ' +Sturtevant &GO
roar J tt Stroup, Foator. Iloa'ork, L. Sothentlel & Co.
Bohr Speedwell. Reed. Gloucester. E A Bonder & Co.
Sob, M C Rowe, Thurston, Marblehead. do
t ohr Flask, Wank. Harbor Island. J L Perna.
Bvhr van Buren, Wall, Osoo, B N BBWler & Co.
soar LI L. Sharp. mabltree, Boston, do
Bohr A Marto". Ireland, Craton. Noble, Hammett &
Caldwell.
t3ohr J Compton. Elliott, Providenoe L ß Milne, & Co.
Bohr Sarah Louisa, Woodruff, New stun, Banoroft,
Lewis & Co.
aohr Shouautlolih, Gandy, Newport, .1 A pluirlatoti.
Bohr Lizzie Taylor, Taylor, Lynn, castrier, tltiokney
& Wellington.
Bohr hl A Wood, Raker, Beverly. L Audenzied & Co.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
FLKAD/r4G. Jana 10.
The following boats from the Union Canalpassed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philadelphia. La
den and consigned as follows:
M M Shuman, train to Perott LW; Col 1) Wilt.
lumber to Bolton. Christmon & Co; Maj J. Landis flour,
G
ito. to Wm B Potts & Daranso, Pit iron to t abeen
o.
MEMORANDA.
Ship }Untying. Kelly, cleared at Liverpool 7th inst.
for Calcutta.
Bbip Aramingo. Quoin, for Madras, entered for load
ing at Liverpooleh inst.
OMB liippOgri 6.8601, from Callao, at Cuxhaven Sill
instant.
Ship Priests Bird. Thompson. for Kurrachee. cleared
at London 7th iost, and sailed from Deal next day.
Bark Mary Elizabeth, Dunbar, from New York. at
Alontegldeo Anritl3.
Bark Aotiallen, Galtughor, oloarod at London 6th Inst.
for New York.
Bark John -Wilson. Cjertsen, sailed from Westport
6th inst. for Philadelphia.
Brig 61 Buoknam, Buoknam, hence, arrived at Boston
20th inst.
Brig Condemn. from Dalawara City. was below Pzovi
donee 10th inst—so supposed.
Brig Nellie Hunt, Johnson, sailed from Montevideo
16th April for Boston.
Bohr a R Townsend, Patterson, heaoe, at Buenos
/Ores April 26. via Montevideo.
Bohr, Philadelphia, Elwell, and d D Marthy, Smith,
cleared at New It Ott 20th inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Lilly . Francis, at London 7th BUG. from Wil
mington. NO.
Bohn Benry Payson, Crowell, and Albeit Pharo,
Craw:oar. haven. arrived at Boston 20th LIOS
Bohr P M Tinker. Carlisle, cleared at Boston 20th inst
for Kantor. to load for Rio de Janeiro.
Bohn May 8 610 .7. Haler, 4 9 Green. Cobb, John Wil
liam., timed. , t it smith. Stoll h.", .13 Johnson. John
son. Lamot Dupont, Herring, 1 Thompso n Corson. C P
!Moaner. Garwood, Mara, Buffett. and W 11 Mailer,
oleared at Boston Nth inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Warren C Plelsort. Smith, sailed from Pawtnoket
19th inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr C R Vickery. Babbitt, from Taunton for Phila
delplateb. at Newport 10th but.
Bohr Susan Moore, Black, nenoe. arrived at Portland
19th
.net.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TUE
PAPER FOR TRH PUBLIC FRINTINO.
Ossics BursitisTszcosrig Prinac ParsiTlNG.
WASHINGTON, May 1, 1861.
In pursuance of the provisions of the seventh sootion
of the " Joint Resolution in relation to the Public
Printing;' approved June 23.1860. sealed omPusels will
be received at this ewe until Monday, the Ist day of
July, 1151, at 12 o olook fit, for furnishing the paper that
may be required for the pubic printing for the year
ending on the Ist day of December. 1862.
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly as oan be nicer
buns& the onantity of each kind of paper that will be
retlUtred:
CLAss 1.
10,000 reams fine. printing paper. unoalendered. to
measure 94 by 88 inches, and to weigh fifty pounds to
the ream of 600 sheets.
CLAW 3.
0,900 roman huo printing paper. oolondorod, to MO6 -
sure U by 38 inches, and to weigh fifty-six pounds to the
ream of 600 sheets.
[Agreeably to the provision of the ,loint resolution
aforesaid. samples of the oharacter and quality of the
paper required for the above Glasses wilt be furnished
to ttppliotnts therefor. The never is to be put up irr
quires of twenty-five sheets each, and in bundles of
two reams each.; each ream to contain tOO perfect
sheets. Uniformity in oolor , thickness, and weight will
be required; and no bundle (exclusive of wrappers)
varying over or under five per cent. from the standard
erstitliterill ha saaaiva4i, aed the emits weight will in all
oases be required. Riling of various thicknesses in the
same bundle to make up to weight will be considered
a violation of the contract.]
Mates 3.
400 reams superfine printing paper, hard-sigedand
nuper•ealendered, to reassure 24 be Da inches. and to
weigh fifty pounds to the ream of 600 sheets.
CLass 4.
3,0011 reams superfine map paper, sized and oaten
dered, of such sizes as may be required, corresponding
in weight with paper measuring /9 by 24 inches, and
weighing twenty pounds per ream of 480 sheets.
UL/S8 3.
600 yearns superfine plate paper, (oalendered or un
oalendered, as May be required. 19 by 24 inches, and of
such weight per ream as may be required.
6.
1. 1,600 reams quarto post writing paper, 10 by 16 Inches
1. 1,000 do amp do 13 by esg do.
3. 100 do dewy do 16 by SOK, do.
4. 1,000 do folio post do 17 by 22 do.
5. Mn) no medium do 18 by 21 do.
6. 80 do royal do 19 by 24 do.
7. BO do super royal do 20 by 18 do.
8. 60 do Imperial do Wiby3l do.
9. 100 do double nap de 18 oy 10 do.
Maser.
1. 6,000 reams wnting paper, 16 by 26 inches, to weigh
twenty-three pounds per ream.
2. 1,600 reams writing paper, 19 by 26 inches, to weigh
twenty-eight pounds per ream.
3.8,100 reams writing paper. IS by 36 inches, to weigh
twenty-six pounds yer ream.
4. 100 reams writing paper, 18 by 22 inches, to weigh
twenty-four pounds per ream.
It. 340 reams writing paper, 18 by 18 inches, to weigh
twenty-two nounda per ream.
6. 400 reams writmg paper, 12 by ID inches, to weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
AU the papers designated in classes 4,5, 6, and 7. must
contain 480 perfect sheets to the ream. and no " out
side" satires. They are to be made of the best mate
rials. free from adulteration. finished in the best mou
sey, ant to a true edge, and securely and rmbetantially
enveloped. Toe papers in class 6 are to be white or
blue. laid flat, and of such weights as may be required
by this office. Those in classes 3,4, 5, and 7, i
are to be
white, and of the sizes and weights specified n the
sehadule.
The right is reserved of ordering a greater or less
Quantity or each and every kind oontracted for in all the
classes, to be furnished st 'mob times and in such titian
tVotrotlegiNillignreaTaggir aim a...b.
ject o separate central but bidders BAY 00er for
coo Or more of ti 01&11.6 ILI tire same proposal.
No proposals will be considered unless aocompanted
by the guarantee that the bidder or bidders. if his or
their proposals shalt be accepted, will enter into an ob
ligation, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
the emotes proposed, Bleak forms for propagate
will be furnished et this offioe and none will bo token
into consideration unless subst antially agreeing there
with.
All the paper in the several °leases must be delivered
at such place as may be designated in Washington city.
(except that in claw?. which meet be delivered at Bur
ial°, in the State of flow. York,/ in good Order, free of
all and every extra oharge or expense, and subject to
the inspection, count. weight, and measurement of the
Seperintendent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Bidders are required to furnish, with their proposals,
samples of not 1008 than one quire of each of the kinds
o paper bid for, and upon whlols their roposa s may
be based , except in classes 1 and 2 . ' r ile successful
bidders will be required rigidly to conform to their
sample,.
Yroposals will be addressed to" JOHN D. DEFR HER,
Superintendent of the Public Printing. Washington."
and endorsed -propciaals for Supplying raper. - inTs-sOt
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. U. B. Marine
Corps, Washington. 2941 May, 1861.
S ki,J,I,F.D PROPOSALS will he received at this office
until TUESDAY, the 26th day of June 1661, at I
9'_olook rd.., for supplying wood and coa l the U. B.
Marines stationed at Philadelphia, Pa., from let July,
Ism, to the lalth J une,
piT._°",,,V.,tlbde beat
a Sapling ,
a o l ni d c l t i o po b ?n d ti I i ssl y VI;
the walls of thelarine rtiarraoas as may be designated
by the Comman ding Marne Officer, free of cayenne to
the United elates.
The coal to be oust White Ash Anthracite egg cool,
free from dust, and to weigh 3,210 ltd to the ton. To be
wsighe in...acted. and delivered at inch points within
the walls of the Marine Bamako as may be designated
by the commanding Marine Officer, free of expellee to
the United States, and both wood and coal to Oe fur
nished at molt times and in such Quantities as the said
Commanding Manne Officer may require.
payment Ibe made upon the quarterly requisition
of the Commanding Officer, stating the quantities re
quired for the use of his command, agreeably to lentils
blftyment will be made upon the quarterly requisition
of the CommandintOffitier, Mating the Q uantities re
quired for the use o f Me ocminfanci agreeably to regale-
DOM.
A guaranty, to be signed by two responsible parsons,
whose responsibility must be certified to by the United
States District Judge, United States Diatrict Attorney,
or United States Collector, must accompany each pro
posal otherwise it will not be oouyolereq.
To ,e endorsed "Proposals for Fuel," and addressed
to the undersigned. W. B. SWAM
iiirsa-sts Quarnarmastar Marine Corp..
C7.litClPf9
pROPOSAIS FOIL ARMS.
Sealed PropOtall will he received at Springfield, Illi
nois, on or Neore the twelfth (Ilth)IleY Of Jane next,
Springfieldnoon, by the r e ndersigned commissioners on the part.
olllinois. for furnishing. delivered at
Illinois, the following arms and equip-
manta
Twelve (11) 6.lbe brass VIM rifled.
Six (6 )13-lbs brass howitzers, rifled.
iwsive (33) 011.12110nn for 6-lb suns.
x (6) caissons for 12-lb howitzers.
bre* 1,5! travelling forges.
Three a batters wagons;
Three 3 spare gun 611M8481.
One hundred and ninety-eight f 123) seta of artillery
hanieas, with all the implements and equipments, for
three companies of light artillery complete, corres
ponding in ell r esp ects with the arms and equipments
need by (be United States. arid to be subjected to the
nme
One tho tests. nond (I,6oo)onvilry sabres.
One thousand (1,000) pairs cavalry pistols (revolvers.)
One Thousand carbines.
One thousand (1,000) holsters.
One thousand 1400 belts.
To oorrespond in all respects to the like am' and Iv
vendor's need in the service of the United States, and
of the newest and most approved style and finish, and
to be sabiemed to the same tests.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject any
posat not issUaffews tory.
pro
term of payment under law sishtryer oent. on
delivery, twenty per cent on oom pletlon contract.
addrep eomnusiooners for purchase of arms. &0.,
Springfield. Maio*.
JAIL 11. STOKES,
.1011 N
IMPITID. Commianoners.
VAL S
mrl4-10!
BROWN'S
IMPROVED
DANDELION
COFFEE.
Enteredaooord ins to A ot of Con sren. in tie year BM,
by FREDERICK BROWN, in theßClerk'm Office of the
District Court of the U. S., in and for the Eastern Dis
tno
Beware of imitations.
It is strongly recommended by the Faculty as a supe
rior nutritious beverage for general Debility. Dyspep
sia. Disease of the Liver. Billions Affections. and irri
table condition of the fitonmeti. The many thousands
who Pave been reluctantly compelled to abandon the
use or Coffee, owing to the injury done to their health,
will find this superior to the best Java Coffee._ to say
Whereverno
th reat eind acknowledged medmal benefits.
itDOWe It takes the place of all other Coffee,
and costs only one-half the yince of the best Java.
A supply constanq for sale.ut
FREDERICK .131tOW Itr
Drug and Chemical Store.
Northeast cor. of FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
And for sale also at
FREDERICK BROWN, at.'s,
Drug and Chemical Store,
Continental Hotel , oor. Streets. of NINTH and 011 E
leB-stuthat" BTNUT
BllVW.N'ti ESSENUE Or JADIA.WA
GIIIGEL—FREDERICE BROWN, Cherie and
Druggist, northeast corner of Chestnut and F Ms,
phi ladelphia. eele man niaotnrer of Brown's Essence of
Jamaica Ginger which is recognised and prescribed by
the toedioalfrianity..and has beoome the standard family
medicine of the United finites.
This Essence is a preparation of unusual excellence.
10 ordinary diarrhea, luotptent cholera, in short, {pall
oases of prostration of the digestive function,. it is of
inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic
',bolero, and summer oomplaints of ohildren. it is pecu
liarly efficacious; no family, individual, or traveller
should be without It.
NOTICE.—To prevent this valuable Buenos from
being counterfeited. p, new steel engraving, executed at
a great cost, will be found on the outside of the wrap
per:Lir order to guard the purohaser against being im
upon by worthless inotations.—Ma.
Prepared only by FREDERIC K BROWN, and for
male at his Drug and Chemical Store. NN E. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia. and at FRE
DERICK Bitola N, Drug and Chemical Store,
I. E. ;enter of Ninth and Chestnut streets. " Conti
nental" .liotel, Phtladelstita. Also for sale by all re
sseetsible Druggists In the thots4 States a ve-lhe
ELIXIR PROPYLANITNE,
The New Remedy for
IRRIIMATMI.
Dianna the net 'ear we, have introduced to the no-
Ike of the medical profession of tips country the Purl
Orystaiized Chierids of Propylamme, ow a
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM;
. _
and having reoeiv from many sources, both from
DhYelolatig of the hig hest standing and from patients, the
MORT FLATTERING TEEJTIMONIALB
of its real value in the treatment of this painftil Rid
obstinate disease, we are induced to resent
it tq
public in a form , READY FOR IMMEDIATE ORE!
which we hose will commend itsslf to those who are
suffering with this afflicting complaint, and to the
me
dical practitioner who may feel disposed to test the
powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form above spo
ken of, has reoently been entenmvsly experimented
with in the . .
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and with HARKED El UCCID3II(ea will appear from the
published &wont', in the melioal Journals.)
Writ is. earetuny eat ue ready for immediate use .
with fa ll direotions. and can be obtained from all the
detiggliti at Is oents_per bottle, and at wholeeale of
BULLPCK & CRENSHAW,
praglifßil and Manntsotanng Chemists.
snani-ly rtuladelabia.
THE PRESS, PI SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1861-
OFFICIAL.
MEDICINAL.
CEIPTIALIC3 PILLS
SICK' HEADACHE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE-
CURB ALL KINDS OF i
HEADACHE! '1
By the use of these Albs the periodieal httieke er
.
sees or Sick Headache may be prevented ; andl en
at the commencement of en attack immediaM ken
from ram and 'Jobless will be obtained.
They midem fainin removing the REIUISIIIa IMO&
aeke to which females are Igo sold eat. 1
They act south,' on the bowels, removing Cestisiims.
For Literary Mee, Students, Delicate FeM2ll4llllll
all persons of sanitary habits, they are Valuable/is a
LI/Tatio4l,lllllsl.o l ll4EZ the appetite. Min tone andkgrt
to the digestive organs. and reertering the nahirldiss-
Batty and strength of the whole system.
The REFEJJ.4O FILLS are the result of long liti
gation and careftilly conducted omerimente. teing
Been 11111.110 many years, during which time the iv'
Prevented and relieved a mat amount of p a and
'offering from litatleohe, whether originanngMl
rummer system or from a deranged Mate of th e.
mask.
whey are entirely vegetible in their eomposition d
slimy 1. taken at all tunes with carted Wets wi;e s tt_
meting any change of diet, and the absents of any -
gregabis tame readers it easy se administer Melte
aid:drew.
WiIWASN or 00IINTERYFrre 1
The cumin. We five xiastartis at Reiff, U. Ivalit
en sash Bei.
Mold by Brueghel' end all Other Beldam in Meditate
A Box will to sent by =ell prepaid en retool et e
PRIOE. `415 OENVI.
All erten okeali W adiresirs
kixtql-r --, SPA.; I),ING
4 CEDAR lITAXIM, PEW yawl,
1 IriSLIAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY M
IRE FOLLUWINIF ENDOEAEM EMI OP ',ALF NURANCE COMPANY, PRILADELPRIA.
, Ineorporated by the Legielature of Pennsylvania, Mil.
t eMei 11. K. earner o; TAIND and WAANNV streets*
1 iiiTheAPA:Lrgik
1
MAXINE INNVIANON.
Cht Velmelal
CIEFIEE A riirl PILL is gorge, To a ll parte of the World.
!might,
, _ L JJAKILinVIMAPJCEd . _ . _
ISFALE/INGIi
11 . 1 *noTani Cambia, Loam, out Mow Om
.
Wll6l. cOgIVIDICOS Ai& WWI II 01 0 1 4 101 YAWN rotate to ell parts of the 11111012.
FIRE infillifte.f4oßB
M Kerekentlite generally. On Oteree. Dwelling
Noun, fie.
HEAD AO 1-1 E.
?MAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE OHNE IS WITHIN
THEIR HEMEL
4* 'Au/ rirstimessisis are wasoUritsd by Mr. BrAvs
rne, show iford unquistionsbil proof a/.tw W
iwi, of leis truly Mattis disouviry.
MisenvlLLit. Conn.. Feb.l,llll,
BPALPINS.
yourl have tried Cephalic Pills, and I like teem re
rill that I want you to send me two dolls= worth more.
Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a
taw of the first boy I sot from 700.
lend the Pills by mail, eed oDlige
Your tart Servant.
JAMES XEINDIEDY.
ikviiyeee, Pa. Filth 1•1411 L
ML arAsaum. • - .
xis
I wink TIM to send me one more box of roar Cephalic
Pills. I Amer rimiest a Erma dial al bewail "'ram thus.
Years reneoCOrt
MARY AM:I4VEMIRIZT,
'yarns Cul_ cox, Jiro
Obillerf NW's I
January 18,1851.
IL S. 'PALMS.
In will ..pleele Bard nio two WM* or you unholy
OWN. Sand Nom Immediately.
itosaoottally yorTr
• JllO. S. SWOP''.
I. S.-1 have ?Negroid 11111/1 bog of wag ?Uli Mid lied
these istalaal.
Bs'Az linanon, Mao, Jan. U, Ain.
it. c. Ara/acme, Esq.
Please fond enclosed twee cents, tkr which send
IMO anakker box of rovar Cep 0 Ms. 2"Asv gr• irwilit
ON but Nib I hies toe t .
Ititest A. STGVEI P. M.,
Belle Vernon. Wyan dot so., 47.
Bleigl.g. BUM. Dee. 11,18 m,
I. C. Spewing*. Fan.
wiih-fol h orga n i i i i iroulars for . ; to bring
fareg e . yor harra r zytung tieTkintairearre
res.
Ono of my onstomorst who is onbfoot to corers - Blok
Neaditoke, (isnallr lasting two nays ' ) was coral of as
artaak is ate law by goar a loglr.whioh I sent her.
Beinreemuty yearn,
W WILLII2O
Knrnotaswiso, ltsaalzr ur t2e., Oldest
Tanury e. 11113. t
Asps, C. erh.LDIN.,
o. 48 Cedar or t , nl.
.Ul.ll BIZ!
Inclosed find two_4l7-nye cents. (2111) for which send
box of •• Gepbobo num." eemd to adores. of Aar. Wm.
C. Filler..Regnoldsbarg. Franklin Co. Ohio.
Fear Fsils tuck like a aims - cars Jisadatka oiliest
lastaater.
Trill veiny.
WBIL Q. FILIES..
resruorrz, litlUl.. .taa. U. MIL
irealline.
int
Not long ninon I Dent to rag for a box of enho ! ho Pills
fox the ours of the Nervous Readaohe and Cootheonms.
and resserred the game. and tam hod go good ea gross
saelloss isulsoid go smut far more.
MA by »tarn mad. Direct to
A. I. WilfriezAli
Yritibuitt. NUL
Assn Lls Ifsanweimir, Norio Lk, Tr.
eqpitalis socomplizit the objqot fqr whisk tker
wars mode. Mire of hoodaohe in all de forms.
Fres 141 Exisesiser, Xtrforks
The:• bare been tauten In mere wax VIONIPLEt NNW
truth entire Elmer&
No * lA* Douserrat, St. Weed, affea.
if you are,or have been troubled with the heednehe,
foraßead box, [Cephalic Pille,3 so that rot may have
them is one of an W • affect. ' -
- _
Prow Sas Advertise Providereee.A.
Who Cophalto ato rata
.sad & remarkably etree
live remedy for the Masa..as of the very bed
for that very frequent oomnhunf Vita has ever been
diessorered.
As ' Matt,* R.l. ,Chte eta. Meese. 111.
We he F ills. artily oedema Mr. Speldins. and his unrivalled
Satlutha -
hew Ow Kanawha Talky Sww, Kowaha, Va.
we are rare that persons wararing with tho haiwantwo
Who try them. will stiok to thorn..
hoat Ski Botylitartt Path Baden New Otitaas, La.
Try yillkikatasa affilated, and wears sari that
mar testimony en be added to the already namerou
lire that has received benehte that no other medicine
san produce.
Pram :hi Bt. Ltotit Dtanotrat.
l'hoitamtmas demand for tit. arti&e teephalla
is rapidly intsreamins.
7r9M Oil gown% Iheoespers, /me t
Mr, Evading would not °moot WI I=4lo with *n L
inde he did not know Wyomings reel merit.
.Frest Advartiser. Fro:widowls. 21. /.
Ito testimony in their fever le drone. from the meat
respectable emitters.
Pont Ski Daily Nose, IsTnorni, Z. I.
aphelia Pills are taking the Wass of all lands.
"rims ale efeesoureielAmos Boston. Mow.
gale to be very same:dole for the Modulo.
7T 1I tAa Ormossraiml, Ofisaimai. Okl4.
is tering kumaaaity eau AVM tat riblieVa,
A iiingir bottle el grAhDINLI rItErMILND
411111413. will lava tea Vass their oat anwill7.'lllll
alumni - Gls rallirAMD ULU'S I
aPALDINWIS rmaressp OWE I
SP=HNCPS PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE PIECES!
11001 0 10bilr! DISPATCH!
bilscH IN WINN SAVA! Pline."a
As eminent" will haimen. even in well-regulated
families, it is very desirable to have stone cheap and
convenient way for repining Furniture, won, Crooks
r7r, &a. _
lIPALDING'S PREPARED fIILUE
meets all such smeraenedea, and no household OSA
theafford to do Inthout it. It is alysTo ready. and up to
to
Point
**WBEFIM IN EVERY BO SE."
N.B.—A Brush Aceompanies esob, bottle. Prise,
MAW. Address.
HENRY C. SPALDING.
No. 45 CEDAR STINNI, NNW YONIC
lIALAMION.
la eortairt expezeioled xenon* are attempt* to
Peen off on the intrestetothir Public) imitation' of mY
FitSPARED GLVIS. i wonbiaaatunt ail potoona to ex
amine before eiroluenne. end see that the fell aline.
or Bra.Lonoirs PILF/PJattte 1111
hi 4111 the othatill tralllll4l, t 11/1 seas. ere eirisilher
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE RELIALNOF
litariTAL INSURA.I9.gm oompairy,
VI PIMA nl. •.4 11. •
•F/IRE. N.. SoT i 7 RIFILEEt.
human against Wll3 t. r. ::. , ..044GE BY FIRE, ee
Illawaes. Stores az, d olLer bisalihnire Liallited
sr trAtialikand es. %IVA TIN
elandielt in tiiiin sr "-
oreuirm
e A s a cupamoisin t uo w—AS/JEID Sail Pil
Which in unrested as fellows, vls ,
in lint mortgages on aid prefects. wortk
double the am0unt.....;.,.._. 111121.2011 16
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. 5 per cent. Wet
mortgage loan._ at par— _........: 6 ,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad CO.'s 6 per cent. se
cond mortsose load i (.100.60A1 . gr.,606 to
numing6oll Mu Mama nap =mad gad
Canal Co.'. mortgage 10an......._., 1,000 00
ground rent, first-olass— —— SAM 60
Collateral loans, well %Mowed—. 2,600 CO
City of Pheladelphla 6 per cent. loan—.-- MAO) 00
rghee,. County 6 per (met, re. RR. loan— 10,000 DO
..m.,..,„,..„.t00k._..._._................ .L. 01
ealmniame Bank otook-- r —.— 2,812 00
1 17 1 17enno . e Ma l LVll C ar s anae 6.0.'s stook 411 ri
he County Fire Insurance Co.'s stook /MO 00
be Delaware M. 5. Instmnoe Co.'s Moak— . Rio CO
aloe Mirtual Insurance Co,'m ions__ Kw isi
Ill.roommtdo--................ —_. 14361 76
Book accounts, wonted interest, tto.--.......... 7,104 61
Oath on hand:_. —._..— -- 11,114 IN
40317,1412 06
The Mutual principle, combined with the mpourity of
MUNI acpitalOnfitios the inenred to 'partuncets in
the profuse of Ma Gompeny, without Dahlia,' for LOSS4II.
Losses promptly !diluted end- paid.
• ' DIRICTORS : •
Clem Tin ley Samuel Blephass ,
Wllham R. SbOtneson, RobergSteen,
.. '
mter.iviitrn,.. .117.i.l,liarn Mauer,
we Tingley!
John R. Worr ell. Marshall nip, ,„
R. L. Canon.. ' J. Johnson &CO ..
Robert Toland, Charles Leine , '
D. D. Rosevarteni Jacob T. Ernong•
j ettr o r s g w .
ood oo w d irdL
U 5111 T 1
1 o ni tt 2 rff r w ir xie l'itte a u cii rs i :
g. M. RINCHMAN. Secretary. /
Febrsary 16. ISM. re!!
TEM ENTERS USE
INSURANCE OOMPANY
OF PBIGAZKLPHA.
(FIRE /NRHEARCE EXCLUSIVELY.)
iromwrrs BF:U.IIINa. S. W. MAMA
SQUAW ILlrs TriaNur' STABSTO.
.91.11EOTOSZI;
F. JUTCHYOND alrAlti. MORDICLI L. DAWSON.
WILLIAN McYme. axe. H. EITVAIIT.
NALEHO PRAZINT., Joss ff. Buowri.
JOHN M. ATWOOD, B. A. Faurourrocl.
Balm T. Taxnxcs. Artawcy D. CANN,
RE MY WHASTONt L in
Jr, 8.A70/LFO.IIJ) OTAKIPIr riekaells.
CIBLAALEIS W. COXE. Beereters. feli
VENN 'MUTUAL LIFE ThiSITRA.NCIE
00A1PAN7,_
No-921 Garr sykrwr Street,_Philfidelphis.
OfirARTAN PERFETUAi.,_
ALL PRE PROFITS DIVIRaD AMON G THE IN
SURED.
Insure Lives for short teims or for the whole term of
life ; grant Annuities and Endowments ; purchase Life
Interests in Real Estate, and make all contracts &-
Kadin' on the contingenoies of life.
alleT ant tio Facautona Adminiiikrakos, Asalinoss,
Triutees; and Guardians.
ASSETS OF TEE, COMPANY, .Teutuanr 1.1851.
Mortgages. ground rents , real estate... .men,ass. 91
United States stooks, Trmunir; notes, loans
ssf State of Feminine's. city of Fluter
seems, •••••••••41.0.11.• O.'. • memo as
Premium notes, loans on collateral., ko.T Syr 6W el
Pennsylvania. North Pennerylvaro a Rail
roads, and County six per oent. bonds-- IBMS 50
Bank, insurance, railroad, canal stooks, mg. WA47 49
S*eh oa hand, &scuts' balances, ko., dog,— 5!,204 14
11.071,123 02
DANIEL L. MlLLERaremdent.
SAMUEL E, aTOICE/9, Vice President.
1 1 JOAN W. HOB rio R. Secretary. mh2s-tf
ADOF.IIS OF 1= comFilart,
• November 1, WIN
swoo 'plied Statesfive ir cent. loaa--.41120,100 OD
111.000 Minted States Jun 01 , cant. Treasury
Motes, (with 'scorned interest)-- 111,4201
UMW Pennsylvania Mats five V cent.
WM 00
n4 l OO 110. dO: (toa do. 21 1 140 00
70 ,010 Philadelphia _ a
City sir a ..f cent. Loan. IMAM 07
, 10,000 Tennessee Mate five cent. loan— 24,1210 00
' WPM Pennsylvania Rail 2,1 inortga:*
, six 4/' cent. bonds 414000 CO
11,000 100 'hares, stook Germantown pea
Company.. inbert and promise!
paranteed b 7 t h e City of ?Fata-
°X°
IWO Inetg i gs Pennsylvania C°
Company_
0.000 NO shares fort h Penmry 'Yenta Keil
roma Comprn
LIM 80 shares Philadelphia lee Peat and
atom Tag Qompany,—
' 1 110 fi shares Philadelphia and Ravin-de
grams !team Tow-boat 001121XIMY.
op 2 Maros Philadelphia'F.:Mango
efrifipeo
liMlO II ■ shares Co T
ntinental Hotel
it7oo par, Cost 11147.130,11. Market va1.10104,151 71
Ile receivable, for inseranoes made-- 171.300 42
de and Mortgages.._ 14000 00
.UOl ado*. *Lest
Ealanaea dap at Agenoies—Premlema on Ma
' Tine Policies. intermit. and other debts dea
Rip CordpanYaxe of
amp and stook etsankcylneeranse and
ether 43911131.11143 I.6tt , 04
ileak or 1.3.1-1.5. lar•=o
la Myer— as
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gi.i.E.311.01.a.
1 Sagami T. &aka&
I. F. haustan, •
twisar arl liti r galaa.
31..ionaanroolac,
1 ?Sponsor Witeaina.
Tam= C. Hand,
1 Xanort ninon,
i .tacab.P. Ram,
1 James B. M'Farlaul,
/*Rhea F. Eyre,
/ehn B. Sample. Fittib'e s
D. Y. Marian. 'I
.a. B. llama,.
LX. a1d...9a1.tt, Presdent,
I. HAND, Visa Preaident.
enter. nol7-tf
Rillive Martin.
and A. BOAdor.
Lbl Faliduzz•
ren roso.
Jo o
ka C. Daolo, •
&moo Troonalf.
.1!:•_y re.. Jr..
;woo G. AMA,
frilliolo 0. i.idwiz.
Jo:Tooll Boot,
jar, M. Roston,
Soo._to &Wm.
cmr.
inirior
WI:WU
T.
A • waoa.
MAW, &TIBETAN. Floe
FIRE INKAANCIE
THY PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSITRANCE
COMPANY—inomorated IBS-CHAILTER PERM.
WPAL—No. PIO WALNUT street, oppoeite Independ
ettonare.-.
COMPIOII9 TalrOfebiT 11 3 / 9 1In tO the oommuußg
:of rt-y-....A T eary, oontinnee to rostu-o agairust Wee or
damage by Fire. on pulite or private Building'. either
Permanently or for a limited tune. Algo. on :ftrniture,
ststooks of Woods or aleraheadote generally. on libera l
ook s
Ckettai, together WIAI 4 iarge Surel.ss Flusll
inverted
offerthe most oaretet hummer, - wale& tetal".es
theist to to the inearea an undenbteiseenriti in
the eau of lose. .
HTM2CIIOIII. •
ionath&n. Patterson. huCao Hazleton*,
QAiphp
sander Be nso n, l S ll9M r M E 'Ve n t
William Montanus, „Totut e .Davaresis..
Thomas smith.
JONATHAN PATTERSON. rreildent.
Wu -Lux G. Ouow - ara., Secretary. apiL-1y
IN BIJBAN ON vomr A yOl TIIN
tirIATE OF FRNNNYLVANIA—FIRE AND ASA
noIO 111181,XANCE —Nos. 4 AND EX
BWIADINSB.
Mortorod gaß
itol 1100,000— . Fsb. 1, Ng, *AO
TAW, 414110,1 V 77.
All oprettod in mini and anallable sesertrines—een
tines to inure on Youxels mai CkuToes. Buildings.
Nooks of Merskandie ht ki c ro liberal terms,
asi7 D. FAIOntrA., demogtlArt,
"Moor. 'Fp Somata Orange Jr., les
alto.
Volga, Wagner,
S.' iortnum B. Watson.
Jr.
w izt a t. Bei itanT7 G. Fffeesuia.
alto. Charles 8. laborlo.
MO 0. CATIOII,
WHOM x D. OAINAJLE
IM
/LA it
, esidenn
WElntLeal NAItPISX. Beimplerv. SA-tr
FITI.II4BI:IRANCTIL ME HANIUS'
SNRAIfI3B .COMPANY of Pkilodelohlo, No.
136, North SLZTH &reit, below Moe. insure Build-
Jam geode. sent Xerobaudue gene r ally from two or
ammo F
by M, Mao aompany coorontem oflost 01l
loom orOMDlif, and thereby hope to merit the ogirso
age of Ike pi6e. -
Bill* lbreen,
fr Reber* ZNinning
IP 'olr., ideremel M.s..y,
rge L. Doinkerty. Edward Alefterrern .
seess Martm, Irkomm R. eleCorminek.
meg Ceram, Jean #re_salloy,
Fatthew Maker. Frances Falls,
rnard Rafferty, John Clealady.
homes J, Remphill, - Bernard li, Ruleiream,
Enemas Fjeher, Chasten Clam
ftimen eterdanwr, Michael Candi.
FILANCIS COOPER, President.
11111LEARD RAFFERTY. Beeretarr. cent-ly
Nj.MIGRIOADI -F - 1/0 INSUBANUE 00.,
INGOXPORATED OHAILTEL PER-
Ao'3lo WALNUT Street, above Marti, Philadelphia,
Havin_c a large paid-up _Capital Steak and samlar.
liefooted monnd and available Beenritute,_eentintiea
=or. Dwelling'', Increi, Fu rn iture, Merchandise.
Is in wort and their cargoes, and other personal
property. All bosom litvallyand promptly adjusted.
John 11. Lewis
Isom IL Cainik.. , beB
Edintnd G. Dunn',
W
laraol •P°lll4lM
LitBER7 Of 8. CrtIVRO;. mAziL Prautdbni•
iloonnisrj.
Whoa. R. Mad%
ei 7 : 14111.
o.llkrton.
ANTBRAOITE INSURANCE COMPA
lailatkozizei Genital •400400--CIAMMER
l arteMo. 111**14111/1 , Street. 'between likird and
Feektantreet,Pnmealehie.
This 00= 5 1 i!Iliniir ia :flair lees : r bi
!Ira gm-
Marine Invenume en lireasebt; gamete. 1134
Fretakte. Mead a i unm e t ro e Warier sr the Innen.
Just RAM iesavk Maziela.
t itliert ai • fri zi leti t h
Dean,
Tihnger, J. R. ire.
lAMB MICE ' Pre/Met*
WM. Y.DEAX vie* frantimit i
- W. M.1111.11/M.SeereterY.
- -
IXOIiANGE 111811BANON OOMPANY
—Moe No, 409 WALNUT Street.
r:4o..Ari gu en Rowse and Iderokandise
Paierany. an favorable term. gather limited or ear-
Petnel.
DITECTOTA:
trctee Boman, Sharon, blank.
Q. oinnods, Musics Thin. sweat
.1 D. Roberts. James T.
lambi L. !Smedley. ,Toithes T. ea,
Nintlem C . I i AMA J. 6 Um
ysREMIAT BONBALL. Prestdeet.
JO uN Q. GINIIO.IIOO. Vies President.
Cenain Cos. Beenstanr. Jail
pHILADILPIThi TZEICA-00T T
woßis
43/449 an ligratA lt tg l atirtg P fo l g irnil"
third= vanes and stat.y.
Eresmuitio Ploorms Wile.
Vac itii tl ie l iii teg rtf tual erd Se u rif rul ay keil li f rits
ateam-t i reased Draw Pn>e.
Water tn.=duni ted tlitalut
Illus The 4' mulled on liberal terms.
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
trated
as applicauen br halm
• 11 440146 111 *atit.e.
ACKIMIL, ECEMDIG, 811 AD, SAL
lan- MON. .to,r- 11 ,000 bble. Mess Igoe. I, 1, and Meek.
fi rei, huge, median , small, in awented package.
of ofroioo itgacau t e l t , Soh.
gone ObLs. New Apot. Hosinort,AnA tahrator Mar
tinge, of *liaise flualition.
4,030 boXee extra new waled Mantua.
1,000 bane extra new 13t0.1 Herrings.
gow boxes hula Mawkaline
po OS. MasumsoWll4lll44,
bble. now Economy Wu ghoul.
obbis. new Halifax galmen.
1,000 Qainials Sreind Bank OodSiik.
no Wes Nerinmer-rionntr Chem&
Is Oars awl landing, ter rawer_
MURPHY tk. ICOON_II
otH No. 1413 NORTH WHAR rms.
TNT REOICWE.D, per " Annielfiraball, 7l
O r from Layerpool, Kander, Weaver, & blander's
preparation' ,
Itom Extrsat doonlll,llll 1111111
lAi Extraet Ilyomayami, In 11 jaws,
pp Extract Belladonnas, in 1 Siam.
100 Su 15:street Iraressed. m l JD Jars,
PO ICbs 1 72 n Iral , Coiobioi, p 2 lb bottles,
Hp lie 01. auocup Rear., in 1 la bottles,
ppp 6 1 , Calomel, in 111
INO NA 011 Blvd.Wi t ai+l & BRQTEEIC,
wig 4 7 and 49 North SECOrtro street,
w i n QUALITY sOO/INCt nen a 1
w , p‘ cat Wind spft for We at Vn i rn WIATI44III
READS amt. LenaiDgEcrat, .
wr.b. SIT WAiiitilr
PHILADELFIII
AND RELLPINCLRAILROA
T 5 for Pleg - edlrte.Lu..HEA]
Me sad' HARR SIDURG. on and after Mar ' O. DWI
MAMBO LINES, DALLYlffintldays excepted.'
Leave New Depot corner of BROAD anti .CAListl
Rua, Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Passenger
a
treasons on Thirteenth and on Caliowhill artreetAL -
A. Id. emanating at Harrisburg with-the PEN ta-
VANIA RAILROAD 1 P.M. tram, running tram
burg tho OIIDIDARLAND VALLEY 1.01 tIPS
to khambpyabtow., carhalik. _kn. la. train
Pi&usaiß CENTRAL 4.A.LAIROAD 1
running to Sunbury &e.
Affiziuroow CHLLDW-
Leave New Depot. corner of BACADossenger en
sHILL agHLADHLPu Ts, strestgir
teaming. on Thirteenth and on C al 1/111 P. ..
fOTTSVILLE and HARNOIBINth the Northern
DELILY, connecting at Harrisbusis.j .nsisport, Elmira.
Central Railroad, r" °
eunouryi
ANTI INA-D
-DAILY. (Sundays
&o.; for READING only, at .P
IFIWA.N I4L 6ES VIA PNILAXAD.
ING
Fame PRILAnit.PIuA RAns,
To Pluenixville—,
• ...IN
Daupbia—.-..;-143 I
Millombarg-Aion igh
Treverton
Northumt_ —l7B
Lewismr_ __me
m, m lßon- .
1 :f Shore-...-...tin
JeA Haven.--. -236
&Won- -.-...- -138
-- _2Bli Williamsport and Elmira
Elmira _ 187 Railroad
The 8 A. M. and 3:15 P. K. trains connect dent at Port
• union, (sundayrigeoeated,) with the CATA w
WILLIAMSPORT. and ERIE RAILROAD. making
°loge connections with lines to Niagara Feats, Canada,
the.tWast and southwest.
Di.ll) Jr IN iIIUdADBLYEIIA; Corner of BROAD
and CALLOW/U/44 Otranto,
W. IL MeILHEN NEY. Secretary.
play 1961. mrllo-tf
SUMMNR ARRANGE
- PHI LiADEL FRIA,
ORRMANTQWO4 AND “OltltlBTO VfN RA/ P. , ROAD,
On and a.fter Monda May 13 1861.
FOR GERNIANIDWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 11 A . 6:.. 1,3, 3.
9.76.4, 5. 8.634,7, 8,5,10 X, and 1134 P. M.
Leave Germantown, 5. 7 1 4. 8, 8.50, 9, 10 , 11', 13 A. K.,
1,9,5, 6,6, 634, 73‘. M.
The 8.30 A. M. and 3.36 P. . Trains atop at German
town only.
074 SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.00 A, M., 235, Skl, 8. 734, and 1035
P. 31.
Leave Germantown a.lO A T6 • ,1 4, 634 R AILRO AD . d 934 P. M.
CRESTN UT HILL
Leave Philadelphia. 6, 8.10,19 A, M.• 9, ma, 4, 6, 8,9,
and 1035 P. 31.
Leave Cheatnut Hill, 7.10, 8, 8.40,9.40, 11.40 A. M.,1.01,
3.36, 5.40, 7.10, 8.40 . and 10.10 P. M.
The 8 A. M. and 3.55 P. M. will make no atone on the
Germantown road.
ON SENDAI S.
Lame Philadelphia! 9,05 A. M., ag. end Tg
PLeave Mieetnns 1.00 11, 05., 1210, 0413, and 930
. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.6o 734 , 5.06. /1.05 A. 11.,1.00,
8.03, 434,8 X. 8, and 11 % P. lll.
Leave Norristown, 6,7, 8.05, 9,11 A. M., 134, 434, 634,
and 6.14 P. M.
ON EIVIDAYIS.
Leave Philadelphiti,_ 9 A. M., 5 and 5 P. M.
Leave Nometown, 73(
_A. M.,1 and 6 P. M.
FOR MANAY UN K.
Leave Philadelphia, 5.50, 5.06, 11 . 06 A. 81.,1.55,
2.05, 388, 450, SM, 8, and 100 P.M.
Leave Manapunk. 734. 8.35, 934.1134 A. M., 2, M.
5. 7. and 10 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 0 A. M.. 3. 5, and 334 P. M.
Leave Mans not, 7X A. M.,134. 634, and 9 P. M.
R. SMITH, General Superintendent,
m,ll-tf Besot. _NINTH and GREEN Street'.
TIE PENNWILV RAIL ANIS • CENTE L
_ ROAD,
• 060 MILES DOUBLE TRACK. . I
1861. ittusammo' 1861.
THE CAPAVIT THIS RA C O U N T R Y.W EQUAL
TO A NYIN THE
• THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
connoting direct at Philadelphia with Through Traits
from Boston, New York, and ell_potate East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
from ah points-In the West, Nonnwest, and Southwest
thus - furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by say
91,1101' Intel . . .
• =prom and Fast Lana, ran through to Proses
without ohesse of. Can or: Conductors. All Through
passenger Trains provided with •Lorighridgea Patent
Brake—speed under perfect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the safety of travellers. •
• Smoking .Cars are. attached to each Train; Wood-
Sloopags Cars to Brproise and Feat Troia', The
=SITAR KUM; DAILY Mail and Fest Lines. Sun
days exooptsd.
•
Mail rain leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M.
Fast Line • -• .11.20 A.M.
Express Train leaves " • 10.13 P. Id.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:No lumb arristairg Amsomprodation, via Columbia, 3.30 P. M.
• Cia ' LBO P. •
Pargesburg " . at 5.40 P. M.
Tert Chester " • No. 1, at 8.16 A. M.
" No. 2. at 11.00 P. M.
Wed Chester Passenger, will take the West Chester
Nor./ and 2 Harrisburg accommodation and Columbia
Triune.
-passengers for Sunbury'.• Wilhamsnort, Elmira, Bpf
lobo. Niagara Falls, and 'intermediate jgoints, leaving'
Philadelphia at 7.38 A. M. and 2.80. P. M., go directly
through. • -
Tusking Westward may be obtained. at the offidos of
the COMPS= Yltilailelploa, NOW • York, BoistOn, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant Railroad Offices !lithe West • also on board an of
rs
the regular Line of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio •
rivers. .
Sir Fare always as low, and tuna surouiek. by any
other Ratite. • • •
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Hi tenth and Market streets.
The completion of the western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago make this the . •
-DIRECT LINE BET WREN THE EAST AND. THE
- • 13.K.EAT WEST.
The connection of tracks by - the Railroad - Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or• ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of tune. ere advalataies readi
ly ap preciated by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
hpaPoblio.
hierghnute autt.ittuveeri entraining the transporta
tion or their Freight to this Company, can rely with
coatsnoe on its sweedytraisint. •
RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pennsylvania Railroad an ea 511
rime Si /61101110111 SS SU charged hi, otter Railroad
Cormier's'.
"W Be partiocaar to mark packages " via Peonsrl
via ../..allread•- • • •
ol
• --rer prelatic Contract" or stopping Direcitieni, apply
to. or address • either of the following Agents of the
gossehy
B.' A, mower', Pittalmry
I. S. Pierce it Co., Zanesville. O. I. J, Johnson, Rip
ley, 0.; R. *Westin hlaysville, K 7.3 Ormsby & Crop
per, Portemouth, G.; Paddook it Co. Jeffersonville,
inditma • Brown it Co., thern
Hlbbirti_Cincinnan, O,; ft! C. MeldrllMa - Marginal
Ltd. Joe, K. Moore, L ouisvi lle, Ky. P. 0. Walley it
Cc., Evansville, Ind.; N. W. Graham it Go., Cairo,
111. R; F. Sao, Shaler it Glass St. Louis. • Mo. John
H. Harris. Nashville, Tenn.; Hama it Hunt, Mem
'phis.• Senn.; Clarke - & Co., "Chicago, ; W. H. H.
Counts. Alton, Ill„ or to Freight Agents of Railroad'
at different points in the West.•ir
B. B. KIsiKSTON, Jr. Philadelphia. • •
MAGRAW it 'MONS: IV North street,Baltimcire.
LEECH Co.. k.astor House. or 1 S. William et.. N. Y
H. LEECH it CO., ri0.71 State stroet, Boston. •
.101J131 . 0/•11 - Ges'i Freight A gen t, rhiia.
L. L. xtuT/PTI. Bowl slakes Agent, rhiler. -
E. LEWIS. Gen•l Sup't Altoona. Pa, • - jag-/y
1SO)w
tal her
LW M
MO 60
=JOS 111
etikt.aosit
1861. M4,__ lB6i
inuNg ATTAXMMRI..NEW VOIR LINTS.
NMI CAMDEN AND AILDOY AD PHILA
REN.PLIA AND TRENTON RAIL R OAD CO,'S
AiMiss FROM PRILADELPRIA TO WSW
YOSX AND WAY PhAvaits
NAME TIALZIET-IT. MISKJIT AND 13141111411 . 4 . 0$ ViOrCof
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS. Vl2.
PATtlt.
At 6 A, Tit., via Gamin ant Amboy, G. ant A. As
somtncintioa C 2 U
At I A. RE., via Cunt= smt Jarssi . C.4l7, i r
fc
Aosommadatino
At A. M., VIA CiLlrbilSll - tE3 i.ms., iZz;:lii;7
00
A t A. U. via - lairsiszton — nmi, --
Western 8 to
At 1E m., via Camden
dation-- . '
I 28
At 9P. U. viz Otaldan and — Ambev. C. and P.—a 7:
prime— g 00
At IP. M., via Kensington and Jones 04y, Eve.
3 GO
Aria P. l& r .. via Kenna' Mon and .re‘ii - My
Class Ticket 35
P. M.. via Carnier, mid James City, Evening
00
Amid EA., TM MUM= and Jersey (...zt7, AGMS -
ernl VI
At yi d addidad and Ani_be l Y, AndoMMetia.-
hoe trztigkt and ranongor L t Mau Zoket- a
a. to. id Clam Ticket I.ftl
'Pk° P M Mail Lins rens The Mir ?ow—
ern Mail, &tinders excepted.
Per Belvidere. Emitetk immbortnile, Flemington.
so., at 7.10 A. M. and 43d P. M. from Kensington.
Far Water !Pap, Stroudsburg, Borenton, WlikesOlirrt,
Identramotreat Bend. V.IO A. M. from Servinaten,
Via DillaWara.lidae un talMnita Ma Western R. B.
For Malt& Ch Allentown, and Bethlehem et 7.1 g
A. M. and SIM P. M. from Kensington Depot ; (the 7.10
P.
A.
M DI, hue amnesia with train leaving Easton at Las
.)
Fir Fat pan MI and BA. 2dm did P.
For he at WAY 3. A. M., and 3 P .M.
111.83
Per Bristol: Itrenton, me.. at 7.10 M.. kne etf
P. M. g K
ram ensington, and 1.35 P. M. from 'Walnut
street wharf.
For Paining, Kiaertoa, DeLtnee._Reverly.. Burling
tentylorenee, Bingenteurni, M.. MUM. 1, 11, 4,4‘, and 5
theiroboat Trenton, for BoMentown and intermaliate
Plaoes.at M 1 P. M.. from WaMimetreet 'wharf.
,silts For Kew York and Way Immo leaving Kensington
Depot, take the nary on Fifth street, above Walnut,
hilliest hoar before departure. The oars run into the
de i tit t a nd on arrival of each train, run from the depot.
rounds of Bousture t only, allowed each Pawn
er. massagers are pronibited nom taking anything as
gage but their Wearing apparel. All baggage over
mounds to be paid for extra.. The Company limit
a nownalbility tor baggage to One Dollarpar Dona.
and will not be liable for any moan* beyond *lOO, on
ions by spacial wontroot.
n2bW WM, K. OATZMEK. Agent.
ar t Ramm N O
vA V ,
A n a P R
FOR RifingIaiIk_PQMESTOWN . ,_AAVOI
ORIIIII., TI A ASTSN, EOKl&birt
WLLSEBBARRE &o,
THREE THxouaa TRAINS.
On and a ft er MONDAY, U.Alr Pamenger
iti 5 455TtliiZlVONT and WILLOW Streets, Piffle-
Wawa. ( days excepted), as follows
As 0.40 .4 1 :promil ic tor Bethlehem, Allentown.
soh Okaak, atileton, d doe. kesbarre, e.
At 11.45 P. ( onus ), for Bethlehem. Reston, ke.
Thia
train reaohen Reston at 6 r. Mr t and makes Ulan
estimation with New Jersey Central !or New york.
At 5.15 P. M., ter Bethlehem, Allentown, Maw&
Charilt,
AI9 A. M. and 4 P. 11.,f0r Thyylegdown.
At 1010 A. M. sad SAP. M., far Fart Waslonsion.
The 11) A. 111.1110. train makes Close oonneelien
with the' Lthigh Talley Railroad at Bethlehem, bent
the shortest.
and most desirable route to Wilkes:berm
sad to all points in the leldah ,, coal_romon.
ELPRIA.
1,11 !iblike 's at SAI 1. M 0.18 A. at., sad CIO
heave Doylestown at f.SS A. lit. and 4.1 d P. M.
Ispavo_rort Wasaington at 8.80 A. M. jlllll
_a* P. M.
ON II WWA Yar—Pkll LOW* for gortalcheni at 8
tiotiltiAtankia far ilioleetowa at a P. M.
rleetoft for Philadelphia at 1.40 A. AG
thlehem for Philadelphia at I P. M.
Pare to Bethlehem.. *1 to F are to ?demob Ohunk.S2 88
Fare to Easton.-- 160 are to Witintaturre— 463
Through Tioketa_raustprocured at the TiOlint
(Mon, *I WILLOW &root, or BMX" Street, ila molar
to secure the above rates of fare. ,
All Passenger 'Praia, (esoept Mauler Train%) connect
at Berk, Street In* Fi 1 1 .44fd• itigth-streets, and
& mon d ari d Third-dacte ger Vtasnoada, twang
11111066 6.866166.10n6 WIEWar beat.
- - - - . " - ULM& ELIEr. Assn!.
SPRING' A/MAME-
Air—P_RILADELPHIA,
ELEPPNBAL MOAB RAILROAD.
On and iter SIONDA APRIL /0480/,
PAASSMGER ItAtria I ;el AVE ram AD_LriciA:
For Baltimore at 8.15 AL M., 11.16 A. M., (Rispreas),
and 1030 P. M.
PFor. Cheater at 8.6 A. M.. 113/1 A. M.. 4.15 and 10.61
. rit
For Wilmington at 8.11 A. MI ALP CU and
1030 P. M.
For. New Naha at 8. A. M.' ani Lil P. M.
Per I.l4mer-at 8.6 A. . and Ll 5 P. M.
For amitoricat 8.15 A. 185.
For Salisbury 8.15 A. M.
TRAINS FOX PiIIhADXLFILA
leave Baltimore at WA A. M. Mums), 8.6 A. M.,
and L4ll P. M.
rLeave. Bt Witrainfit4ll at 8.10 and 11.15 A. M.. 130 and
Mare ealistreuy at 1.40 P. M.
lam Milford at 4 P. M.
Sewn Dover. at WWI A. M. anjft LID Y. 311.
Leave New Castle at LILA. 1.f.,7.1412. M.
Mare Chester at 7.40 A. .. PAL 1.57 sad 8.40 P.M.
Leave Ran:imam for Salisbury and Delaware Jail..
read at Lie A. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMOIR
laws Cheater at 8.411A.M..1.1.46 and 11.18 P.M.
Levi Wilmington at PM A. M.. ).1.86 P. M.. and 11
m PL pumwair TRAIN, with Passenger Oar &Masked,
will ran as follow)
Mire Philadelphia for Perryville and intermediate
Maass at 8.80 P.m.
• heave Wiliwiertan for Perryville and umemeediate
Mines at 7.11 P. ht.
Leare Wgzintim for fluladelplus and Informer
—is l L We NA44-de-Oraes
for Baltimore aid iuterinedi
ate 6atigpset 4 A. Pd.
Leave Mitimore for liavres-de-Graee and intermedi
ate stations at 5 P. M.
ON SMNDAYS
CompLenolui Sunday, May 6, 1861. until farther no
tice. TWO T 118166 will run oi Sundays,
Loam= Philadelphia for Baltimore end Washington
at 11.85 A. M. and 10.50 P. M.,
_and
Leaving Baltimore for Philadelphia at 11.6 A. M. and
4.61 P. PL
apt! IL M. FELTON. President.
..16-VANS & WATSON'S
SALAXA.RDIR, semis.
'Tema
is 304 CITERTI4III.II,IILEZIV I
11111L__EkLP
.11111.._. PA._
akin vanoty or Fms-rAutur nw sharp
Philadelphia and Reading
and Lebanon Valley. R. R.
r(orthern Contrail
Railroad.
Eunbary and Erie
*.` -=
7 JitNESS, BRINLEY, & 00., _
No. 499 BLANKET STENET
SALE OF DRY GOODS FOR CAM.
On Friday MOIIIIIIS.
Jnne 21, 9110 o'clook, for oash—
WO lots of faooy and staple dry !roods, romPfilling
general assortment of seasonable dry goods.
/17' Samples and catalogues early on morning of sale.
FORD & 00., AUCTIONEERS,
Ito. cie MARKET eliroot eat •in MINOR Bh
'ALE O F 800 OABEB
GAN S.
norria. SROES. AND BRO-
On Thursday Morning.
June 97, at /0 Volool prbowely, will be sold, by litge
'7o7loesesot•n 'i,boys' and yonths' oslf, kin. and a'
boots, calf, hp , and goat brogans, Congress genera l :oi!
ford ties, eco.; women's Milealr, and obildren's mr,
lap, goat, morocco and kid healed boots and shoes,
gaiters, allppers, bnzalaa, &o.; also, a large assortment
of Civet o , ass otty-made wads.
oar Goods open for examination, with estalogiss,
early on the morning of sale.
TAT F. Pr-,5. - ZooAST, AUCTIONEER, Sue-
Queer tol3.lscctt.Jr” 431 CHESTNUT at.
BALE AMEN A IMPORTED PRY GOODS.
Ri Bsor4s, MILL INE RY GUODS. &a.. by catalogue.
On Wednesday Morning.
June 17. commencing at 10 o'clock pro:deer.
M RIZ PATRIrK it BROS., AUU.
"Li• TIONJESRS. 604 CHESTNUT st.. above Sixth.
BALES EVERY EVENING,
At 7 o'clock. of books, stationerv. end tenor ggrule,
watches, jewelry..clocke. silver-plated ware, cutlery,
punting!, magical inrruments.
Elosiary. dry seeds. boots sod shoes, and mer
chandise of every desenption.
dayDAY BALM
10 3 every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-
, at 10 o'ciok s.
PRIVATE BALEB.
t private gale. several large coosigornents of watches
and jewelrY. hooks st ationery, silver-plated ware. Out
iery, lanai goods, £O ., to which Is soittoted the atten
tion of oar and country merchants and others.
conaignments solicited for all kinds of merchandise,
for either public or private sales.
luperal cash advanoes made on °comments.
tint-door sales promptly attended to.
!MACHINERY AND IRON.
an& PENN STEAM Et laINE AND
BOILER WORKB.—NEAFIc Er. LEVY.
PRAC c.OAr, THISOKETICAL EN_QINEEREI,
MACH IN DMA. ROI L A K I..RI3,HLACKB NI ETES.
and FOUND ERN, hissinK, for many jean. been la
successml operation, and been exclusively engated in
built/mg and rePsiring marine and River kngines. high
and low pressure. Iron Beats. Water Tanks. propeller.,
&e,, &0.. respectfully offer their services to the nubile
al DMUS MIS prepared to contract for Engines of all
sizes. Marine, River. and :stationary. hwing gut.
patterns of dincrent sizes are prepared to execute or
ders with quick despatch. 'Every desoripton of Pattern
Eaking made at Me shortest notice. High and Low
rewire. Fine, Tubular. and Cylinder Boilers, of the
st Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forging., of all sizes
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings. of all descriptions;
Holt Turning. do row cutting. snit 011 other work eon
heated with the above business.
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their
esecolishnient, free of (Marge. and work gUarantied.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re•
pats 01 boats , where they can lie in perfect sa fety,
awl ar e provided with hlemka, falls. kr... An.,
for raising heavy or light weights • C. NR FIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
BEACH and PALMER Streets.
7. VAUGHAN MERRICK, JOHN E. COPE.
WILLIAM H. HERRICK, HARTLEY MEEHICE.
SOUTUWAtita FarkIDZSY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK a WWI,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
Msnufasture'Rielt and Les Pressure Steam Bailees.
for laud, river. and mar me SOIVIOS.
Boilers. Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, &c.; Cast
les of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops. Rail
road Stations, &s.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction.
every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar Saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Befecators, Filters. Pumping Engines.
ho.
bole Agents for If. Babson's Patent Engar Bolling
Apparatus L ' bleamyth's Patent atotenltemmerrasd .A.,=-
inwall Wo!sey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Mlaohine.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
ACR Street, Kensinxton, Philadelphia.—WlL-
ZiLeM U. =Rae 'tiatoimett Lza trieiwda that., koorixt& wear
chased the entire stook of Patterns at the above Foun
dry:. he is now prepared to receive orders for Roiling.
Gnat, and Sam-Mill Castings, Soap, Chemical, and
House Work. Gearing. Castings made from Rever
beratory or Cupola Furnacee, in dry or green sand, or
lawn.
OffIPPING.
gin WEEKLY COIIIIIIIdIOATION
BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL, calling at IaUg.ENSTOWN (Ire
land.) to land and embark pawienters and despatches.
The Liverpool, New York, and .Philadelphia eteam
ebip Company's splendid Clyde-built iron screw steam
are intended to sail ea :
FROM NF.W YORK FOR LIVERPOOL.
GLASGOW. Saturday, Jane !!
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 29
'KANGAROO, Saturday, Jul. d
NoAnd44 every_ tistirday throurhout the year, from PI E R
. N. R.
RATE!! OF PAISUOB
lIIFAYUOR rJLohI FNILADL•LYTITA.
Cabin, to Queenstown,
_,— —. _.pr Liverpool.-- —-- TS
Do. to London, via Ltverpool--- $0
Steerage to Queenstown. or Ltsorpool— -- SOI
Do. to ondon.— 33
TNT. Itotaziktilikets, spoilable for Inc months,
Irma Livorpo
Passengers forwarded to Paris, 'graruburg.
Bremen, and Antwerp, at.through rate'. •
Certificates of omega iosuewl. from Liverpool to New
York— /1140
Catificatea of pomp) ugHtled from 9.llllenitown to
OW gap
Thome steamers have , euperior accommodations Far
Passengers, are oonetructed with watertight compart
ments and rimy experienced !Surgeons.
For! Twain, or passage, apply at the oMoe of the Com
pany, JOHN B. DALE, Agent,
ill Walnut mach raisatlolphia,
iu .Liverpool, to WM. INMAN,
Tower Bailtbugs,
lo Glasgow, to W.
INMArt
13 Dixon street.
M eII INK AMERICAN
BRITISH AND NODIM
MERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM
IRON NeW TORT TO Ziligniioot..
Chief Cabin rsesage_....._________ aim
..
Stiound Cabin Dianna —......—, ....,...., "li
TIMM - BOSTON TO laTZ1111"00/ar
Chief Cabin Postage— -_-_-. GM
Second Cabin Pasisa_ge— —. 60
The ships from New York Gall at Cork Harbor.
bOr
The snipe from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Bar
-1
rurtnin.,Copt e ,Judnina. AFRICA, Capt. abonnon.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. CA.NADA. Capt. J. Leitoh.
ASIA. Capt. E. G. Lott. AMERICA. Capt. MoAuley
AVOWBA(LABIAIO. NIAGARA, Capt. Moodie-
Capt. Cook. EUROPA, Coot, Anderson.
SCOTIA, (now building.)
imago Tomlin OillTy a Wear white light at man-need ;
green on starboard bow ; red on port bow.
AMERlCAMOOdie,leaoes Barton, Wednesday, Jane/2.
AUSTRALABIAN.
Cools, " H. York,_Wednesday,Jime If,
ARABIA, Stoic, " Roston, WodnoodartJuno MI
AF.EUGli,Shauuou, " AN. York, Wednesday, July Z.
EUROPA, Anderson, " Boston, Wednesday, July 10.
PERSIA, Judkinz, " ff . York. Wednesday, July 17.
AMERICA, Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, Jul? 34.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An egoonenoed Surgeon an board.
woe owners of theme Oise win no; Do sooquinsido for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious atones
or Metals, unless bills of ladinr are signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or
ot=e d aPPlT to E. OUNA D.
d Bow li ng Orton. New ork.
SEA BATHING.
Am ta mmi l FOR THE SRA-SHORE
-CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAIL ROA D.—On and after MONDAY. June 17th, trains
will halve VINE.BTREET FERRY, fug follows:
Nail train _TAO A. M.
MExprela tram P. M.
00 e,
ftEYUftNINQ, LE.A.VEB ATLANTIC: :
.---- 615 A. M.
Accommodation—.. 3.18 A. M.
Pare to Atiantio, 41/.80 ;Round Trip ticket'', good for
5400 davit' 33 60.
Protat MUM De Clangored at coctrzwa POINT by .
P. M. The Company wi I not be responsible for any
goods until received and receipted for by their Agent,
at. tee Point. JOHN G. DitYAPAT,
peig-tf Agent.
RAILROAD LINES.
gingsgs rAILID°I4I71 8
,1!
PEDIN2SYLIVANIA RAILROAD, le
ave dawn, con=
ELEVENTH and MARKET streets, at 8.1.3 A, M.,
noon, 234 P. .61L, and 4 P. M.
On Banda, leave Philadelphia at 7.50) .B.avid
West Chester at 4 P. M. HM4I
" T
AND PRILADELPILIA O.I:IICSTNR
MIMI - W
RAILROAD,
VIA MEDI4.,
BUMMER ARRANGcMENT.
On and after MONDAY, lime 2, 1861, the trains 'Will
leave PSLILADELPTIIA, from the Depot, R. E. comer
of EIGHTEENTH end NIARK.h.T etreeta L
_at 7-41. spdd
10.50 A. M. and 2, L.ll, 6.20, and 10 P. 1W
leave the Station, corner of ItTY -.7111.5T and
MARKET Streets, ( West PhiladellPAll_.,) 6.06 and
A,and LOAN 0.
erri a a 46. aint Mai P. AL
o
Leave PHILAIIMAD I:
IA at V A. Al. and 2 P. M
Leave WENT ODE' 8 Rat BA. M. and SP. M .
Trains lowing Philadelphia and Wait Cheater at 746
A. a*;'d 4.11 P. M. consent at Pennelton wit h Trains
on MO Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
for Oxford and intermediate points'.
'ORNRY WOOD,
General Fnperintendent. '
1111 isms PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD 00..
(V/1/00 W BO UM 'wink MM.)
P111111.141114.117A. April 37, nil,
azusapt natErs.
011 and alter May 1. 1861, season tiokets will be hunted
by thus 001011011117 for the periods of three, LA, nine, and
twelve months not traniferable.
Season iohool-tieket• may also be bad at ea ner can;.
dwoount.
These tiokets will be mold by the Treasurstat No. 227
&nth FOURTH Street, where any farther information
can be obtained.. B. BRADFORD,aeti-tf
i tiMismit SLNER..& ROUTE.—
PIMADELPKIA AND Ell,
iIaR.A RAILROAD.
tuncuaLIONTE to Warm , Miamian. In.
pail, Wilkes rre l S i tnottn. llVll i c t :Anton, ll
liamanort,_ Troy, . Canton, Andra Buffalo.
Magus Fa ll s, Raab r, ClevelandaDatroih Toledo.
°Waage. IR. /Mix. ilikraggee. ant all notate one. ant
eal,
reagegger Salm 'nil leave the
,neon DEVIII Or the pki.
e i tr o unt i M i. itiAro iv t i zgr DR.94e eV
'meth etnret.) daily Mandan exeented), Tar shave
Mate, aa follows : .
DAY EXTRFNI ----Ltd A. et.
filen EXPILESI—....... ~..-8.111 P. M.
The me A. N. train ecnuortsi'as .. Ripon,. let WlDron
bane, Pinion, Somme and all muttons on the
IkACLAWAISPIA AND MB URG RAILROAD.
the abetrd naiad e Minot dottneonond at Elmira
*
Vitt* tram eittoN ew York and Erie, Canandaigna
ink Niagara Falli. an Buffalo, BM Yore. and Brie, ana
jii ir
Kew York Central Lyme', DM all Pointe lam and
Wein. and the Panadas.
Bargees she aecal to Elmira, Barala,Ant ihureeneung
Britip. a r i tnri all tLtorniodiato point&
pa eta tonne ',roamed at the Philadolphla and El-
Mlrotsdl.): o'n "Yoked 011icte, norttoreat earner et
x an d OW. , arm VT Strosta, and IA thg a Nooooiror
Banat, samara. 'III.IRTEENIIRAnd OALLONVIIILL.
THROWN EIXREES rims= TRAIN
Wye tic Phil Ldalylnsaad Reading Doted, (trope and
lamloarkill are t scatty (sandal's exsaptad), tar all
POllltiWellit“ en a " F r 4 :1 OP AL t•isaar•
Trim 324: , i • la yrr.F. 1. ems P.
3111 ar Amaral &RAT at
or Dont.
ut .1.,;• gad" cAllowalLL. or to
G. W. LEONARD, Agent.
liffirtkvoot rarefy mint kid ICALEXIMIT Illtrome,
aia-V -- PiAL.aoilDikir.
LS 0710.115.—ULIZSTIK
vALLEy ttAILROAD.—PAII
ER DOW/MOTOWN AND IN
TERMEDIATE STATIONI.--On and atter Ne_v,
MM, the Peaseurer Trams for DO WRINGTOWEI
will start frow_the new Passenger Depot of the Philo-
VIVA as g eadi tketar itrTepitiritty, corner of
e
trams on .
MORNING TR& I II for Down ingtown bares at Itle
A. M.
AFTERMOON TRAM for Dreningtewa leaves at
LlO P.
DAILY (Btuidays excepted).
DT order of the iknird of Managers of the Pltiladiri-
En ant Reading Railroad Compawy.
W Ilhay.l.ll)NWV-
ZWPRESS COMYA.NIEB.
ar t ims THS ADAM!! ZIEPEAI3I3
CO., 011Ioe 390 ORESTRIIT Eitrsea
tarwardsysanalm. lonokages. ftleruhr.uOms, Bank moue.
In Bpamo, intim by its own Linos or in itonnootiop
with otter Express Companies. to the orimbiaaj
ISMIS eiti as of tko Tinibst S'Atsn.
M. IS. 11S1110.4"01.11.,
1•1647 ga vim! Cloas'lsteudalli.
NIBS. JAMES BETTS' OELEBRATED
BUPPOILTUR9 PUP LADIES. arid the only END
pintairs under eminent miedioal pritrojasie. Ladies and
ItllYslemns are respectful!, regeosted to call only on
nr. Betts, at her reetdegoe, 1039 WAN UT Street,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) htrty thousand
Invalids have I.2en advieed by their physicians to use
ker annular. Those only are genuine bearing MI
trailed 'States oopyright, labels on the box. and num
tiares,and also an the Intopottari. with ft/tinsmith"
Gais-tuthatittr
SitiE.—A small iIIYOICO of Hides, Sheep,
and Goat Stint, jut rocaired from the West In
dios.for sale by JAUILETCHE & CARBTA/113, 1 2
loath F. 11020 Street. J
THOM As ibbc
. 1 ••• • Noe. 239 end 141 Sottb FOURTH
(Formerly Nos. 67 end 69.)
PUBLIC BALM! RRAL ESTATK AND
at A ll' THE EXCHANGE EVERY TuEnDAY, at 1 3
It
o'olook,_noon, dunes the bulineea Bannon _
ear - andeills of each property issued separately,
addition to whioh we nablnen on the dot:Liner ereir o L l '
formh. Bale. one thonsend eataloguea r in etnaptki
moil gesegptions of aU the Dreamt, en t o
ford °IIbiAIVetaTrItiIPRIVATE SALE.
elir We have a large amount ot re4l en‘te Khoo,
t w o . i no l u ding every description 'or eiti end Donm r ,
propertY. Yrilltud Bee mar H it t an ot , on store,
PRIVATE BALE gibutsßgbit
!GP' Rut &Mita entered 61201ar pnvale sale resisters ,
( and advertised omlasionally pubtie sat e
6 b 3 lning;
freeWhieh
ar one .
thousand copies are printed 'weekly.)
ot chge
aTocica. BONDS, &s.
On Tuesday.
June 25, at 12 o'clock noes, at the 0
Phlladeloh4.' • •
ahAnse. win be sold—
4.
Wi tbont reserve. by order of sdntinustrator—
Lehare Point Breeze Park Association.
• For other sooonnts
A 2 , oo o,sevetl per cent, ri rst-mortgage bond . 1 3 1a,, 4 4, 4 _
paon am. aUtlbuTy R.OllO - 114 tßimpitny.
Shares in Plaledeinhin sad merca ntile Libraries ani
Academy of Pine Arts.
112.1X0Ohesepeste end Delaware C&11111 Loan.
10 shares Phvadelohns Exobanze.
YALU If WV 741d i ft, 1 4 - 211 1 6: 1 STRIwv .
prow,. tao of Abraham Mit,h e i l
4 . 41.3eam0d. At 4 THRICE-810AT BR .
Diprk.LLlNG,Tiortnenst corner or Spruce and ..auni
streets, between Second and Third. 30 feet 11 inabi i ;
iron . . . .
. .
: REF. STORY BRICK DWRIAIti4O.
Welton street, west of Tenth. 15 feet a itches t
row.
SD lees deep.
Peremptory SaIe.—FRAMR DWELLING, Roe. IL,
north of lie iehmond street,_Ninomenth ward.
Peremptory eale.—Teill EE-sTOItY Sitlcif DWY.L.
LINO API) BAKERY, Ow, street, flioeteeuth war eTWO STORY /SNICK LW t , LI 4 ft. 141 hiateo•
lie street. between Fifth and Sixth Streets, and 'o nt o of
N obis street. The house has two TO 4MII on a floor, 14
introduod. range. &o.
I' FIRM -eTOR.Y BISTOK DWM.LLING, No me
Walnut street. west of Tt ird argot. Mas oe!lar-kito
en. haat. gnig, An.
sir pertioelari 01511 the above Natoli how ready,
fn handbills.
Sale at Nat.lll9 mitt 141 bLotith_Fo h atm,
SUPERIOR FURNIT, FRENierPLATE
RORS, PIAIIO-FORT. OVUM LB CAXkEIC'
Op Tnarsday Mointhr t
At V o'otook, at the &notion store. an eseortuissi sr
exciellent sooond-hand furniture. ele i gant blitho_r on •
141
6 mirrors, carpets. ate., from miles
"
";
housekeeping. remored to the store or oosreoi.
Sall.
gale No. 21 3 Pont!' Broad street.
SUFFRIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Purarott PLATtt PALknolls, TaPEEMR2 041,
PETS, &o.
On Fndav Mornmr.
28th mat.. at 11/ ceoloot, by osialocUe, at No 213 Smut,
Broad street, below Walnut, the suverior parler,dittiep_
room• and chamber furniture, rosewood 7- octave ras e .
forte fine fine h Tench-plate mirrors. tapestry carps% it o
M.y be *vat:abed at 9 &Glee& on the ...nun;
the sale.
Mt.:SFS NATHAVS, AUUTIONEER
AND con:manor+ MERCHANT, southeeel
corner of SIXTH and RACE attests.
ATT JP MAZE SALE,
PRItE• TO illtaT THE TIMEe,
The following Makes will be sold for less than tap
the usual selling twice :
Fine gold hunting ease. douliii-oase, and double. lioi
tom English patent lever watoher. of the reesr app roy ,
and hest makers ; fine ggld double time P
lever witches; iedepe ellt4e00111:li lever WlVolp i .
fine gold hunting-owe a open-face esoapement levee
and latrine watches; honzontal and duplex we i fai iii,
silver, hunting-ease, double. ease, and doable-nottez
English patent lever, escapement lever, and lapin
wittnhea. of the most approved and best =ken;
ble- ease and open -faze silver watches; silver verb.,
silver clammier awl single-case watches ; fine god wig,
nook, too, and guard chains diamond Strum ring. and
breast-pins . ; sets of fine gold jewelry ; gold breget•pm,
ear- tinge. finger-rings, bracelets, nenoil-arias, Dens,
and jewelry of even ileeorugloa i sties,vletall,mlwea l
ingtruruentei piano-forum and article/ senerelly,
MONEY YO LOAN.
Money advanced liberally, for any length of hale
armed upon. on gold and sliver plate, damages,
watches, jewelry, fowltng-pleoea, mesonl teammate,
dry goods. olothint, irooerlee, hardware, cutlery. (dr.
m um pedding, fancy moire, and on all Melee of
value,
CON SIGNSIENLIS AND CUT-DOOR SALES SOLI
LICIT ED.
Liberal °lab advanoes made 1,13 1111 articles Collergai
fur ludo. rompuoi attffluslou Erna to ail out - dour wps.
MEDICINAL
DYSPEPSIA ItEMEI)Ii
Dr. DARING SAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPICY,
TAO 21fidiellaii has bus used by the pubiic for sta. o,
tritA i*C7M9Ati (moor, It is rscommended to C l Ol
I,47l.oVssts,_ NOGMLIMALI. Mama-
Posies, Witter ilia& Semossek,.or Psis: Is A.
Brink. Headseia, Drew/atoms, Hiders
Low Spirits, Didirisnu
Tremesis, latiemperassesi
It ITIKILLTNA, EXIIIRARATIGt Inuteozarat, are
WILL ROT lIITORICArII OR 3711Pili,
As a Medioine it is chick and elfectual, 011ribt the
most aggravated camel ofDyineloaleoildney OonieJaitta,
and all other derangements of the utocurcoh mid doves
Ina speedy' moaner.
It will instantly revive the most melecneholr anp
drooping !Whiter and restore the weak, MIMI' pail
wieldy to health, otreogiia oat vigor.
m i
Persons who, fro the njudleions use dimwits. hams
become dejected, and their nervous systems 'battered,
eonstitutions broken down, and sulteot to that horrible
sumo to humanity. the ICIRLIRINNYRINCIAT ' ‘III,
immediatelyifeel the happy and health y ,
rating Meow or pr. Ham's invigorating Omit,
WHAT IT WILL DO.
Doss.—One wine alms full as often as Amman'.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits,
One doze will more Dectrt-.burn.
Three dome Win Ore Indlielqinni
One does will stye 79A *VOGQAppoinc,
One dose will stop the distress ing pains of limeys&
One dose wilt remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence. ana as soon as the
stomach receive. the Inviceratmy Bidet, the Camas
ink. b r ood and all painful feeling. will be removed.
o gsoo remove The must TOIROARIN palm et
CO "Ct, either in the stomacher bowels. " •
A few doses will remove all otetruotione in the Kidney.
Bladder. or Urinary Organs,
Lemons who are aenonaly attuned With anyildnao
RoMplainte are admired of speedy rebel by uses 4
two, and is 'ma; oga our. by she me of ono or rwo bottle,,
NIGHTLY DIOSIPATLO24(
Persons who, from dimipshog too much over Malia.
and feel the evil abuts co. noisome, liquors. to vioaast
headaches. siolmeas at stomach, weakness, giddinese.
Will find one doge will I amore all bad henna.
Ladles of west end sickly umnititutiene abeam ms.
the Invigorating Spirit three times a day ; it will make
healthy, and ham Is remove all 019:An
dons and uvegolaritiee from the menstrual organs, end
restore the bloom of health and beauty to the caravan:
During pregnancy it will be iniusia an 6i:dyable men
eine to remove disagreeable figurations at the stomach.
All the proprietor sake Is a trial, and Moats Olt, le
km put np the INVIGORATING Brims in pint baths to
11010ents, quarts, V..
Mineral Depot 45 WATER Street Rey 'fort,
tft/TW 2da Nora aEuvrin SWIM,
lassie .Ageobi PlLAAdelgh.ti,_
And for sale by JOHN R. EA7ON. OS It. EIGHTH
Street. and all Druggist'. 1174918*
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