THE WAR LOAN BILL.
The following is a copy of the 5250,000,000 loan
bill, reported by Mt. Stevens, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, and passed by the Mouse, on
Wednesday afternoon, by a vote of one hundred
and forty-nine to five :
.13e it enacted by the Senate and House of Brpre•
...mit:lmes of the Mated States of America in
Congress assembled,
That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby, authorised to bortow on the credit of the
United States, within twelve months from the pas
sage of this not, a sum not exceeding two hundred
and fifty millions of dollars, or so moot( thereof as
he may deem necessary for the public eervioe, for
which he is authorized to Issue certificates of cou
pons or registered stock, or treasury notes, in smelt
proportions of each as he may deem advisable;
the stock to bear interest not exceeding seven per
cent. per annum, payable -semi-annually, irre
deemable for twenty years, and after that period,
redeemable at the pleasure of the United States;
and the treasury notes to be of any denomina
tion fixed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
not less than fifty dollars, and to be paya
ble three years after date, with interest
at the rate of seven and three-tenths per cent. per
annum, payable annually on the notes of fifty dol
lars, and semi-annually on the notes of a larger
denomination. And the Secretary of the Treasury
may also issue, in exchange for coin and as part of
the above loan. or may pay for salaries or other
dues from the United States Treasury, notes of a
less denomination than fifty dollars, not bearing
interest, bat payable on demand by the Assistant
Treasurers of the United States, at Philadelphia,
New York, or Boston, or treasury notes bearing
interest at the rate of three and sixty-five hen
drodths per oent., and exchangeable at any time
for oertifiestes of stock or treasury notes for fifty
dollars and upwards leaned under the authority
of Ibis set, and bearing interest as specified above :
provided, that no such exchange of such notes in
any less amount than one hundred dollars shall be
made at any one time.
Sao. 2. And be it farther enacted, That the
treasury notes and certificates of stook issued un
der the provisions of this act shall be signed by
the First Comptroller or the Register of the Trea
sury, and by such other officer or of of the
Treasury as the Secretary of the Treasury may
designate, and all such obligations of the denomi
nation of fifty dollars and upwards shall be issued
under the seal of the Treasury Department. The
registered stook shall be transferable on the books
of the Treasury on delivery of the certificate, and
the coupon atook and treasury notes shall be trans
ferable by delivery. The interest coupons may be
signed by snob person or persona as may be de•
signated by the Secretary of the Treasury, who
shall fix the compensation for the same.
Sao. 3. And be it frcrther enacted, That the
Secretary of the Treasury shall cause books to be
opened for subscription to the treasury notes for
14 dollars and upwards, at such plaices as he may
designate in the United States, and under such
rules sod regulations as be may prescribe, to be
superintended by the Assistant Treasurers of the
United States at their respective localities, and at
other places by such depositaries, postmasters, and
other persons ae he may designate, notice thereof
being given in at least two daily papers of this
pity, and in one or more public newspapers pub
lished in the several places where subsoription
books may bo opened ; and subscription for snob
notes may be received from all persons who may
desire to subscribe, any law to the contrary not
withstanding; and if a larger amount shall be
subscribed in the aggregate than is required at one
time, the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized
to• receive the same, should he deem it advise
tageous to the public interest; and if not, he shall
accept the amount required by giving the
preference to the smaller subscriptions. And
the Secretary of the Treasury shall fix
the compensations of the public officers or
others designated for receiving such subsorip•
Lions ; provided, that for performing this or any
other duty in connection with this act, no com
pensation for servloes rendered shall be allowed or
paid to any public officer whose salary is estab
lished by law; and the Secretary of the Treasury
may also make such ether rules and regulations as
he may deem expedient touching the instalment
to bo paid on any subscription, at the time of sub
scribing, and further payments by instalments or
otherwise, and penalties for non-payment of any
instalment, and also concerning the receipt, depo
sit, and safe keeping of money received from'snoh
subscriptions, until the same can be placed in the
possession of the offioial depositaries of the Tree
eury, any law or laws to the contrary notwith
standing. And the Secretary of the Treasury ie
also authorised, if he ah.ll deem it expedient, be
fore opening books of subscription as above provi
ded, to exchange or coin, or pay for public does,
or for treasury notes of the issue of 23d December.
18,5 T, and falling duo on the 30th of June, Mil, of
for treasury notes issued and taken in exohange for
such notes, any amount of treasury notes for fifty
dollars or upwards, not exoeediog forty millions
of dollars.
Sac. 4. And be sr farther enacted, That before
awarding any portion of the loan in Stock autho
rized by this act, the Secretary of the Treasury, if
he deem it advisable to issue proposals for the
same in the United States, shall give not less than
fifteen days' public notice in two or more of the
public newspapers in the city of Washington, and
in such other places of the United States as he may
deem advisable, designating the amount of snob
loan, the place, and the time np to which sealed
proposals will be received for the same, the pe
riods for the payment, and the amount of each in
stalment in which it is to be paid, and the penalty
for the non-payment of any such instalments, and
when and where such proposals shall be opened in
the .presence of snob persons as may choose to
attend; and the Secretary of the Treasury ia au
thorized to accept the most favored proposals
offered by responsible bidders : Provided, that
no offer shall be aooepted at leas than par.
Sac. 5. And be at further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Treasury may, if he deem it advi
sable, negotiate any portion of said loan, not ex
ceeding one hundred millions of dollars, in any
foreign country, and may issue bonds or certifi
cates of stook, for the amount thus negotiated
agreeably to um provisions of this cot. the interest
payable semi annually, either in the United States
or at any designated place in Europe. And be is
further authorized to appoint such agent or agents
as he may deem necessary for negotiating saoh
loan under his instructions and for paylog the in
terest on the same, and to fix the compensation of
such agent or agents, and shall prescribe to them
ail the rules, regulations, and modes under which
said loan shall be negotiated, and shall have
power to fix the rate of exchange at which the
principal shall be received from the contractors
fir the loan, and the exchange for the payment
of the interest in Europe shall be at the same rate.
SEC. 6. And be at farther enacted, That when•
ever any treasury notes of a denomination 1 003
than fifty dollars authorized to be issued by this
a.t shall have been redeemed, the Secretary of the
Treasury may reissue the same, or may oanool
them and issue new notes to an equal amount:
Provided, That the aggregate amount of stook and
treasury notes issued under the provisions of this
act shall never exceed the full amount authorized
by the fast section of this act, and the power to
issue or reissue snob notes shall cease and deter
mine after the 31st of December, 1862.
SIC. 7. And be it further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Treasury shall report to Congress,
immediately after the commencement of the next
session, the amount he has borrowed under the
provisions of this aot, of whom, and on what
.erms, with an 'abstract of all the proposals, de
signating those that have been accepted and Lose
that have been rejected, and the amount of stock
or treasury notes that have been issued for the
same.
Stsc. 8. And be it further, enacted, That the
faith of the United States Is .hereby solemnly
pledged for the payment of the interest and the
redemption of the principal of the loan authorised
by this ant, and for the full and punctual payment
of the interest the United States specially pledges
the duties of impost on tea, ccffee, anger, apices,
wines and liquors, and also such excise and other
internal duties or taxes as may be received into
the treasury.
Sac. 9. And be zt further enacted, That all the
provisions of the act entitled "An aot authorise
the issue of treasury notes," approved the 23d
day of Deoember, 1857, so far as the same can or
may be applied to the provisions of this act, and
not inconsistent therewith, are hereby revived or
re•enaoted.
Sic. 10. And best -further enacted, That to de
fray all the expenses that may , attend the extern-
Hon of this sot, the sum of two hundred thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary,
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, to be
paid out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
GENERAL NEWS.
BSEECH.LOADIHO guns aro not, as is erro
neously suppoeed, a modern invention. The Vene•
tins in the seventeenth century had many snob.
There is ono to be seen in the United Service Mu
seum, bearing the date of 1545, recovered from the
wreck of the Mary Rose, sunk at Spithead. Also
one of the time of Henry VIII. Sir Howard
Douglas mentions a small braes 4-pounder, with a
detached chamber for breech-loading, bearing the
di her of the Dutch East India Company, and an
other piece of brass ordnance of Dutch make, bear
•iig date 1050.
TErs late Count Cavour once made a visit to
Barclay 415 Perkins' brewery out of ouriosity to see
the place where Marshal Haynatt was flogged. He
was eo delighted that be could not refuse the hos
pitality of the brewers, 'who pressed upon him
the various kinds of malt liquor.. Be began with
mild porter, and went up to the strongest-stout ;
then renewed the attack on mild ale, and finished
with XXXX. All went well enough while he was
in the 000 l vaults, but, like many other people who
have gone , over thin remarkable brewery, when
he came into the open air he saw three or four
broughams instead of one.
TELRIBLZ CAS& or HYDROPHOBIA..-11111.
Mcßae died on Sunday night, at Jefferson Bar-
racks, of hydrophobia. She was the wife of Major
Mcßae, commandant at the barracks. About two
months ago she was attacked by a ferocious dog,
thrown to the ground, and bitten on one of her
cheeks and brow. The dog was not known to be
mad at the time. On Sunday she wag taken
seriously ill with unmistakable symptama of hy
drophobia. The disease progressed with alarming
rapidity and terminated fatally on !Sunday night,
the patient dying in the greatest agony' -Se.
Louis Democrat, 911 t. •
41u.
' -•
Tun London papers are greatly excited'
about Blondin. lie was lately a rival to Du
Ohailln—there was not room enough in any jour.
nal for his praises. Now the prints of Cockney.
dom give evidence of having Made idols and
found them clay." Mr. Btondin's.exhibitions are
charaoterised as " atrocious "—" degrading "—a
" toss-up for suloide"—" probable murder er . man.
slaughter"—sad Sir G. O. Lewis, Head of the
Boma °Moe, had fOrbidden the acrobat to take hls
child out on the rope.
Tstox Penis we learn that rice straw is the
bonnet most in vogue. The trimmings are gene.
rally of black velvet, with bunches of • grass,
daisies, and other summer flowers. There are also
dress bonnets of figured tulle rind roses, with the
curtain of pink silk and tulle, straw-colored crape;
with a baby crown and a drum front, having be
tween the crown and the front a wreath of 'yellow
roses, from which falls a drooping feather on the
left side. These bonnets are often lined with a co
lored silt, which is very becoming.
Nsw ORLIGANB PlM ATlCS. — LielltAllallt, Chap.
man, late of the United States 'navy, is endeavor
ing to get up a piratical Beet at Now Orleans, con
; sting of about seven small vessels mounting
seventeen gone In all. Whether he will be able
to get out to sea is uncertain, as his only chance
.te to catch our squadron napping. We imagine he
31 not very sanguine.
THE WnEwr HARVIBT.—The end of this
week, should the weather ,continue favorable, will
see the wheat orop pretty generally secured. The
yield has been abundant., and' in most places fully
- up to that of last Jahr. In Chester, Delaware,' and
'Berke oonntlea, the orop is alto large, arid every.
where the toil of the husbandman T
hai been abun
dantly rewarded.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY SUPPLIEB-1801.62
NAVY DXPanintrinY,
BURSAS; or Provisions AND Ctnyinac,
June 26. 1861.
SEPARATE PROPOSA I , . seated and endorsed
Proposals for . Navy - Sntiplies." will be rebeived at
this Bureau until 9 o'clock A. foT., on WEDNESDAY,
the Lich day ofJuly nest, for furnishing and delivering
ton receiving ten days' notice, except for biscuit, for
which five dare' notice shall be given for every twenty
thousand pound' required) at the United States navy
Yard, Philadelphia, Pa., snob quantities Disty o f the
following articles as may be required or ordered Irmo
the contractors by the chief of this bureau, or by the
commanding officier of the said navy yard, daring the
fiscal year ending Jane ;10, 1862, via
Biscuit, fionr , rice. dried apples, pickles, sugar, tea,
beans, molasses, vinegar, and whisk".
The biscuit shall be* made) wholly from sweet super
fine flour, of the mabblacture of the year 1860 or 1861,
but shall in all cases be manufactured firm flour made
of the crop immediately preceding the dates of the re
quisitions for the same ; shall be properly baked;
thoroughly kiln-oyied, well pecked, and delivered free
of charge to. the. United States, in good, sound. well
dried. bright flour barrels, with the heads well secured.
The floor shalt be equal to the best Richmond and
Baltimore brands, and of the manufacture of wheat
grown in they ear 1861 or 1861, but shall in all cases be
manufactured from pure, sound, fresh-ground wheat
of the crop immediately preceding the dates of the re
quisition for the same;.shall be perfectly sweet. and in
a ll respects of the best quality ; and shall be delivered,
in good shipping order, tree of all charge to the United
States, in the best new. well-seasoned. '
notnf,"brig tit
barrels, or hall-barrels, as the case 'may be—the staves
and headings to be of red oak of the best quality;
strong and well hooped , 'with lining hoops around each
head ; two half-barrels to be considered as a barrel, and
not more than one-sixth of the required , quantity to be
in half-barrels.
. The rice shall he of the very best quality, and of the
crop immediately preceding the dates of the requisi
tions for the same.
The dried apples shall be of the best quality. and
shall be prepared by sue-dreier; only, and of the' orop
of the autumn immediately preceding the dates of the
requisitions for the same; and shall be delivered in
packages containing not more ,than three hundred
pounds-
The pickles shall be put in iron-bound oaakm the iron
hoops to be 1 inch wide and 1 26 inch think, and each
cask shall onntain one gallon of onions, one gallon of
peppers. and eight gallons of medium onoutnhens, folly
to the gallon, 'and the vegetables in each shall weigh
fifty-seven pounds, and they only be paid for; and each
cask ghat l then be filled with white wine vinegar of it
.least 42 degrees of strength, and equal to French vine
gar; and the oontractors shall warrant and guaranty
that the/. Will keep good and sound for at least two
years.
The iron hoops on the barrels containing -whisky,
molasses, vinegar, and pickles to be well painted with
red lead.
The sugar shall be dry and fit for puking, and equal
in quality to the best Havana brown.
The tea shallbe of good quality young hyson, and be
delivered in half and quarter oheets only. •
'she beans shall be of the very tAst Citialiti. White
beans, and shall be of the crop immediately preceding
the dates of the requisition for the same, 61 pounds to
be taken as one bushel.
The molasses shall be fully equal to the very best qua
lity of New Orleans molasses, and shall be delivered in
new, well-seasoned red-oak barrels, with white-pine
heads not lees than 13f-ineh thick; the staves not less
then s inch think; the barrels to De three-quarters
hoops and, in addition. to have four iron hoops. one
on each d..
bilge, 2) laoh in width and 1-16th inch think,
and one on each chime 1.24-inoh in width and 1-16th mob
thick. and shall he thoroughly coopered and placed In
the °est chipping condition.
The vi hall be of the _firat quality. eenal to the
standard of the United States Pheirimitooptela. and shall
contain no other than amide •acid • and shall be deli
veredn barrels similar in all respects to those required
for mo lasses, with the exception that white-oak staves
and heads shall be substituted for red-oak staves and
white-pine heads, and shall be thoroughly coopered
and planed in the best shipping order. • • •
The whisky shall be made wholly from grain, loend
and merchantable, and be full first. proof according to
tit_e United Boatels custom-house standard, and shall be
dotleile rectified. It shall be delivered in Good, new t
sound, bright, three-quarters hooped, well-seasoned
white oak barrels , with white oak head", the heads to
be made of three - piece heading , and well piloted; the
staves not to be lees than Ranch thick, and the heads
not less than g -inch think; and each barrel shall be
000pered,in addition. with one three-Penny iron hoop
on each bilge IX inch in width, and 1-15th mon thick,
and one three-penny hoop on each chime. IX inch in
width, and 1-16th inoh thick, 14 per olegram. The
whole to be pet in good shipping order, free of all
charge to the United States. -
All the foregoing described articles, embracing casks,
barrels, half liexrels, and boxes, shall be subject to
spoh Inspection as the chief of the Bataan of Provi
sions and Clothing may direct. the inspecting officer to
be appointed by the Navy Department. All inspections
to be at the place of delivery. The ma may, however.-
be inspected at the place of manufacture, but will in all
case, be subjeot to a final inspection at the place of de
livery before the bills aresi geed therelor.
The prices of all the foregoing articles to be the same
throughout the year, and bidders may offer fdr one or
more articles; and his offer will be accepted for that
situate for which his proposal may be lowest.
Ail the casks. bartrele, and half barrels. 'boxes, or
packages shall be marked with their contents and the
contractor', name. All the barrels and half barrels of
Boer, bread, and pickles shall have. in addition to the
above, the year when manufactured or put up marked
Upon them.
The quantity of these articles whioh will be required
cannot be precisely stated. 'the contracts will there
fore be made, not for Specific quantities. but -for,suoh
quantities as the service may require to be delivered.
Contractors not reethitng at the place where d e m ee d ee
are required must establish agencies at snob pleoe, that
no delay may arise in furnishing what may be required ;
and when a contreetar fails promptly to comply with a
requisition the Chief of the I:tartan of Provisions and
Clothing shall be authorized to direct purohases to be
made to supply the deficuenoy. under the penalty to be
expressed in the contract; the reoerd of a requisition,
or a duplicate copy thereof, at the Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing, or at the navy yard aforesaid, shall be
evidence that such requuntion has been made and re
.
'moved.
-
aeoarate offers must be made for 'each artiole ; and
in case more than one artiole is contained in the offer,
the Chief of the Bureau will have the right to accept
one or more of the articles contained in snob offer. and
retest the remainder Vend bidders whose proposals are
accepted (and none others) will be forthwith ndtlfied,
and as early as praoticiable a contract will be trans
mitted to them for execution. which •oontraist mint be
returned to the bureau within five days, oscine ive of
the time required for the regular transmission of the
mail.
Two or more approved sureties. in a sum equal to the;
estimated amount of the respective contracts, will be
required, And twenty per °lantern In addition will be
withheld from the amount of all pilyMenil on account
thereof as collateral security, in addition, to secure
its performance, and not in any event to be paid until
it is in alt respects complied with ; eighty per cesium
of the amount of all deliveries made will be paid by
the navy agent within thirty days after Mils, duly au
thenticated. shall have been presented to biol.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on amities-
Lion to the navy agent at Philadelphia.: --
A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bid
der of the acceptance of his proposal, _ will be deemed
a notification thereof, within the manning of the act of
JIM, ands bin bid 'will b.: made and aooepted In con
formity with this understanding.
Every offer made must be aociorspetnied (as directed
in the act of Congrese making appropriations of the
naval service for IEI6-'47, approved 10th of August;
DY &written guarantee. signed by one or more re
sponsible persons, to the effect that he or they under
take that the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid
be &merited, enter into an obligation within fire days,
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the sup
plies proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to con
sider any PrOPOBSI unless accompanied by the guarantee
required by jaw ; the competency of the guarantee to
be certified by the navy agent, district attorney, or col
lector of the customs.
TAe attention of bidders is called to the description
of articles required. as, in the inspection Jos 'reception.
a Just but rigid compaction will be made between the
articles offered' and the sample and Contract, reesioins
trots that _fall below them ; and their attention is also
pertiratiatill directed to She joint eesiesifilt4he of 27th
March: fib, and to the act qf the 101 - Augstst,3Bol.
, .
COTTON . 841 L DUOS. and OANYAB,
of a p ntunberst and brands.
E melt a Duck i=otrwati..4l.lls.,viofig.olol4..codesoyeritio.tiono,
lents,Awninno,'
Pauej Manufacture Drier front Ito
feet was. Irarnoohes- I.leltint , Rod *via.. &-
JOHN W. EVERMAN & CO..
raid-tf , 103 JOZIEB
11000,000 HAVANA OIGARt3.—A
choice assortment, oomprising
ut,4
some of the celebrated brands in the Havana mar
ket, racqe Isom, Cehanaa,lfercts4 Espanola. Nep
tan°, it k , PunchineUo, /to: - &o Also Figaro
and _tiara a 0 garottes. For sale lo w for osai t at old
tariff prices. by the importer, CHA LEB Tx
. 1•17-110 110. 180 AWV inir striwt;,
300 — OASES lIKEILIE'reINGER WINE: -
—The attention of the Trade Is Invited to the
abore !Millar Anieltapght, nleasy l lend retro 4 h l oL
storm:, ,o bevorare or- aunty-woe d ir•theurarnmer
maim For Inge by the principal trora 'Wait,.
J. M. 1, LI CO.,
138 Bonth F RO pt eat.
OFFIOTAL.
PROPOSALS FOB ARMY BAGGAGE
WAGONS.
QtrAltrztlMArttra Oaicxw.'e OPTIO
WssillNOToll. June 21 , 1861 ,
Proposal,. are invited for the furnishing of Army Bag
gage WMtons•
i
memoir; should state the prices at which they can be
Philadelphia,the places of manufacture or at New York,
Baltimore, Wo.shington. or Cincinnati.
as_preferred by the bidders,
one T
the
month
actorbe r which
l o p : c an ef
the mn de
order,b an y
au i
o bidder
uie within
number
Ithacan Ile can deliver Within one week.
The Wagons must exactly conform to the follOWing
speoifioations, and to the establisned patterns.
Six-mule (covered) wagons, Of the size and dellet-/P
-tion as follows, to wit:
The front wheel' to be three beet ten Moles high
hubs ten Inches in lii&Metet, and Mitrteeh ab a quar
ter inches long ; hind wheels! fo n t, feet ten inches high.
Aube ten and a Quarter inches in diameter, and fourteen
wide quarter two
lone ; follies two and a half inches
and - two and three-quarter inches deep,'
cant iron pipe boxes twelve inches long, two and a hail
ea t n it
g o t
h h mt e a ha
te a t
ofu
t s t
a t
he
on
in
large oht
tw e h
o n i :B fastened d one en d a eve n-eI i ch tit a inoh
i w n i ci t h h es o w ne ad s o cr b e y w ft w ve ct
and. nut in each fettle ; hubs, made of gum. the spokes
and feltie of the hest white oak, free from defecate ;each
wheel to have a sand band and linchpin . band two and
three-quarter mottee wide, of No. 6 band Iron. and tiro
driving bands—outside band ono Mad a gunner inch
by one-quarter inch thick, nibide bated due inch by
three-niateentha Inch thick; the hind wheels to be
Made and booted So that they will meager. from the in
side of the tire to the large end of the box six and a half
Inches, and front wheels six and one-eighth inches in a
Parallel line, and each axle to be three feet eleven and
three-eighth inches front ' the outside of .one shoulder
washer to the outside of the other, so as to have the
wagons all to track five feet from centre to centre of
the wheels. Axletrees to be made of the best quality
refined American iron, two and a half inches square
at the shoulder, tapering down to one and a half Mob du
the middle, with a seveti-eighths'luth kihg-bolt hole in
enoh
of
washerb eld d e three
eighths =tetras;
Mee of linolthineene it wide of an in
thick, with a hole in each end ; a wooden stook four and
three-quarter inoltea wide and four inches deep. fas
tened eubstantiaily to the axletrce with clips on the ends .
and with two bolts, sax Inches from the middle. and
fa
stened to the hounds and bolster,. (the bolster to be
four feet fire inohes long, five mediae wide. and
three and a hull inohes. deep,) with four half-inoh
bolts.
Toe tongue to be ten feet eight inches long, fottr
inches wide, and three inches thiok at front end of the
hounds, arid two and a quarter inches Wide by two dud
three-quarter Inches deep at the front end. and eo •rit
ranged as to lift ninths fr ont end of it to bent Withill
two feet of the ground w hen the Waglin ik standing a
rest on a level all rfgoet,, -
The front hounds , t 0 be six feet two inches long,
threat, inches thick, and four inohes wide over axle tree,
and to /atria that - width to the book end of the tongue;
laws of the hounds ODD foot eight inches long and three
inches square at the front end. with a plate of iron two
and a half inches wide by three eighths of an kit&
thick, fastened on top of the hounds over the beck end
of the tongue with one halt-inoh screw bolt in each
end, and is plate of iron of the same size turned up at
each end one and a half inches to clamp the front
hounds together, and fastened on the under side. and at
front end of hounds, with half inch screw bolt through
each hound, a seven-eighth inch bolt through tetrads
and hounds in the centre of Jaws. tb Ithoure the tong •
in the honntle ; a plate of iron three inches wide,. ohs
etorter inch thick and one foot, eight inches long,
inured on the inside of nears of houndewith two rine%
'and -a• plate of 'ante dimeneione on each aide of the
tougue, where the tongue and Allende Mu together,
'secured in like manner La tirade of seven - eighths of an •
inch rotted Iron to extend from under the front axle-
tree; and take two bolts in front part of the hound', .
.same brace threes-quarters of an inch round to continua
to the back part of the hounds, and to be fastened with
two bolts, one • near • the back ' end of the hounds, and •
one through the slider and hounds;
a brace over front
bolster one and a half inch wide;one-nnerter,bf an midi'
thick. with ~boltM em* end to fasten it to the honed.;
the optieang between the jaws of the hound'', to receive
the Whole. four and three-quarter imams in front, and
four and a half inches at the back part of the jaws. , - -
the hind houndelfour feet two inches long, two and
three-quarter inch.. thiok, and three inches wide ; Jaws
one foot long where they clasp the coupling pole ; the
bolster four feet fi ve inches long and five inches wide
by three inohes, deep, • with steady iron two and a half
inches wide by One-half inch thick ' tested up two and
a half inches and fastened on each end with three
rivets; the bolster stooks and hounds to be secured with
four half-Inch screw bolts, and one half-inch screw bolt
through the coupling pole.
The coupling pole nine feet eight inohes long. three
Inches deep. and four and a half inches wide at front
end, and two and three-quarter inches wide at back
end; distance from the centre of king bolt hole to the
centre of the took axletree six feet one inch. and from
the centre of king bolt hole to the cantle of the mortice
in the hind end of the pole eight feet nine inches ; king
bolt one and a quarter inches diameter, of best refined
iron, drawn down to seven-eighths of an inch where it
passes through the iron aaletree ; iron plate six imams
long, three inches wide, anti one-eighth of ao inoh Welt
on the doubletree and tongue Where they nib together;
iron plate one and a half by one-Quarter of an inoh 1 41
on
the sliding bar, fastened at each end by n eorew ' t
through the hounds ; front bolster to have plates ;boy
and below eleven inohes long , three and a half, niche
wide, and three-eighths of an inch thok. demerit
drawn ont and turned dote ran the sides of the
nolster, k wi th a nail t'a each corner, and four coun
ter:OinEmus on top; two bands on the hind hounds.
two and two and a half inches-wide, of No. lu band
iron; the rob plate on the coupling pole to be eight
inches long, one and three-quarters inches wide, and
one•qufirter - of an inch' thiok. Doubletree three feet
feet ten inches long, singletree two feet eight inches
long, all well made -of hickory; with an iron ring and
clip at each end, the centre clip to be well eeoured ; lead
bar and stretcher to be three feet two inches long t two
and a quarter inches wide, and one and a'quarter mesh
thick. Lead bars. stretchers, and singletrees for ani
mate teem ; the two - singletrees for thelend mules to
have hooks in the middle to hook to the end of the fifth
chain, the wheel- and middle pairs with open rings to
attach them to the doubletree and lead bar.
• The fifth • chain to be ten feet long to the fork; the
fork one loot ten inches long, with the stretcher at
tached to spread the forks apart ; the links of the don
bletree, stay and tongue ehainaln threbleighthb of ate
inch in diameter; the: forked chain seven-sixteenth
inch in diameter; the fifth chain to be seven - sixteenth
math diameter to the fork; the fork to be five-sixteenth
mob diameter ; the links of these and of the look chains
to be not more than two and a ainarter itches long •
The body to be straight, three feet six inches wide,
two feet deep• ten feet long at the bottom, and ten feet
nix in c hes at the top, sloping equally at seek end all in
the clear or inside ; the ben nieces to he two and a hntf
inches Wide and three inches dean; front piebes two
inches dee)/ by twe and a half inches wide ; tail piece
two and a half inches wide and three inches deep; and
four Inchon deep in the middle to rest on the coupling
pole ; top rail one end a half inoh thick by one and
seven-eighth inch wide ; lower rails one inoh thick by
one and, seven-eighth inch wide; three studs and tine 1
rail in trent, with a seat on strap hinges to elm it us ,
es high as the sides • a box three feet four inches long.
the bottom firs Inches wide front side. nine and a half
inches deep. and and a half truth!! at the top in
parallel line - to th ey ail in the clear, to be sub
- stantially fastened •to We"-front end of the body,
t o have eu iron strap passing round each end; se
cnied to the head piece and front rail by . a rivet in
each end of it passing through them • the lid to be
fastened to the front rail with two good strap Metes, a
strap of five-eighth iron around the box a halt - moh from
the .op edge, and two straps same size on the lid near
the front edge. to prevent the mules from eating the
boxes ; to have &Joint Faso fastened to the middle of
• the lid, with a good wooden cleat on the inside, &strike
of iron on the centreof the "box with a staple praising
through it, to fatten the lid to; eight stale and two . .
rails on each side ; one bolster fastened to the body.:
six inches deep and four inches wide at king bolt hole;
iron rod in front and centre, of eleven sixteenths of an
inch round iron, with a head on the top of rail and nut
on lower end ; iron rod and brace behind. with shoulders
on top of tail piece, and nuts on the tinder side, and a
nut on top of raid ;'a plate two and a half inches wide,
of No: le band iron: ou tail piece. across the bogy two
mortices in tail patio!' and hind bar two and a qu arter
Inches wide and one inch thick, to receive pieces three
feet four inohes long, to be used as hainess bearers ;
four rivets through eaolreide stead. and two rivets
through each front stud, to secure the lining boards - , to
be of the beet quality iron. and 'riveted on a good bur :
one rivet through. each .end of the rails; floor
five-eighths of an inoh oak boards ; sides five
eighths of an Inch white pine: tail-board three-quar
ters of' an in track, of white pine, to be Welt cleated
with five oak cleats riveted at - amok end through the
tail-board ; an iron plate three feet eight inches long.
two and &quarter inohes wide, and three - eighths of an
inch thick on the or wide of the bed pieceeto extend
from the hind end of the bodY to eight inches 'th front
of the hind bolsters. to be • fastened by the rod at the
end of• the body: by the lateral rod and two_ three
eighths of an inch screw bolts, one at the forward end
of theplate. and the other about equidistant between
.it and the lateral rod. A half-inch round iron rod or
bolt to pass diagonally through the rails, between the
two hind studs to and through the . bed piece and plate
under it, with a good howl on the top and nut and screw
at the bottom. to be at the top one foot Nix niches from
inside of tall board ; and on the bottom - ten inches from
the - hind rod. An iron clamp two inches' wide, one
quarter of an melt thick around the bed ideas, the c o o _
tre bolt to whion the lock Munn is attached passing
through it; to extend se en niches on • the teethe of the
body, the ends, toy, and bottom to be sectired by two
three-eaghthe inch 'Screw bolts. the middle bar at the
ends to be flush with the bed piece ,
on the lower side.
Two look Chains scoured to the centre bolt of the hod,.
one end eleven inehes, the other two feet six inches lent.
to be of three - eight hs of an inch - round iron*, - feed
trough to be four feet six , inches long from out to out,
the hottotn and ends of oak, the sides of yellow pine,
to be eight inches wide at bottom, twelve inches wide
at top, and eight and a half inches deep all in the clear,
well ironed, with a band of hoop - iron around the top,
one around each end and threo between the ends,
'strong' and suitable irons to fasten them on the tongue
when feeding i good strong chains to be attaohed to the
top rata 0i the body, secured by a staple with a hook to
ittach it to the trough. Biz bows of good . ash, two
nches wide and one-half inoh thlok, with three staples
to confine the. ridge pole to its,,elnce ; two staples on
'the body; to secure each end °I the bows ; one ridge
pole twelve feet long, one and three - quarters inch wide
bY five-eighths of an inch thick ; th_eloover to be of the
first quality cotton duok, No. —. Mean feet long and
nine feet eight Inaba/ wide, made in the beat manner,
with four hemp cords' on each side, mid one through
each end to close it at both ends; two rings on each end
of the body, to cloak /did secure the ends of the cover ; .
a staple in Um ••lower -rail, near -.the second stud from
each end, to fasten the side aortic The outside of the
body and feed trough to have two good coats of white
lead, colored to a blue tint; the inside of them to have,
two coats of venetian red paint ; the runnings ear and
wheels to have two good coats of venetian red darkened
of a chocolate color, the- hub and relates to be well
pitched, instead of painted, if required.
A tar-pot, an extra king bolt, and two extra sineje
trees to be furnished with each wagon, the king bolt
-and ethgletrees goniter.in all r espects to those belong
.
Ulf tO it.
• Each side of the body of the wagon to be marked 17.
8.. and numbered ea directed ; all o th er. parts to be Jet
-tered U. B.; the cover, feed box , bolts, linchpins, tar
-pot. and harcess..bearers for each wagon to be put up
in a strong „boa, (000perea) and the contents marked
thereon.
It is to be distinctly understood that the wagons are
to be so constructed that tbeeeveral parts of any one
wagon will agree and - exactly fit those of 'any other, so
as to require no numbering or arranging for, putting to
-gethertand all the material' used for their construction
:to be of the beat quatitr; all the woodlthoroughly sea
soned, and the work in all Its parts %Anil:lib execrated
in the best workmanlike manner, ' . '
The work may be inspected from tame to time as it
F:gfa r r e tTn e e s n y M oi rl i o ' n% ?cra&trat. ' is 'l ln) e e 9- p n ata rt tr4 rn utrl r l i t
shall have been ineeeoted and approved by said ()Meer
or agent anthoneed to inspect it. When finished.
painted, and accepted by an officer or agent of the
quartermaster's Department, and delivered as herein
agreed, they shall be paid for. . M. C. MUGS,
Pt 25-tf Quartermaster General U. B.
BU SLKI6B 8 CARDS.
TORN 'WELSH, PRACTICAL SLATE
ROOFEILTRIRD Street and GIERIkeIYTOWN
Road, ut prepared to put on any amount of 612 f. on
the moat moderate terms. Will guaranty to make
every building perfectly 'rater-Ugh Orders promptly
attended to. my7-iy
TORN BLLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
Nos. 317 and 319 WALNUT Street, (basement
stores, between Third and Fourth, north Ande,) Phila
delphia. N. B.—Fine Old Whiskies always on liand.
(Established In 1848.) ' isia-ly
PAWBOF.I NICHOL/SON, '
BOOKBINDE.RB,_
Nee. 419 and MINOR ltrair.,
Between Marke t sadPE Mut:lW stresto
PH LIMIA.
'fAX ER rAwson. ‘4As.
or-ty* - •
FLU MANUFAMET L
911 NEW STHEI i .
Fdee end ammo of •every desoription, - and reed
dnalltr, made to order.
_at the above 1346bn...11:mint.
WHOLESALE, and RETAIL,
at atansieethrer's priors.
Iseattinz liana la a minor amour.
ao-aam. . 1. B. SMITH.
IN CriANCIERY IN TEE CIROUIT
COURT FOR woßri RATER COUNTY, May Term.
UM. to: it : July tith; 1881. • • -
WILLIAM J. R. C R
L AARIKNE S is
W . JOHN WARD and
CATHAD.
The object otthie suit is to proonre a decree fOr the
sale of certain mortgag ed premises in Worcester
count?, which were,-.on. t day.,of February in
the year eighteen hundred' and suity, - mortgaged 'by
James Ward tolhe complainant. The bin states that
on the tenth day of February. in the' year eighteen
hundred and sixty. the said James cowered certain real
estate, which is partioulary described in the bill and
its accompanying exhibit, unto the said William, by
way of mortgage, to immure the payment of the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollarsorit.h interest from the
thirtieth day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty,
witch wail then due and owing from the said James to
the said William, on the thirtieth day of JanuarY,
hahteen hund intesta t e. xty: with o ut l e avi n g id James
m since died end any per
sonal estate in the state of Maryland, and leaving. as his
heirs-at-law. John Ward and Catharine Ward. who are
the em u s onadj e dgeoan o
o t der edaea ofMea c l m an p d la inan t s ,
by pausing a copy.of this notice to be inserted 4n some
newspaper published at Philadelphia. fift e enth
in esof
three successive weeks be fore`the fifteenth dar of An- gust, give notice to the said absent defendants of the
object and
Court, on
Out bill. and warn them to ap
pear In this Court, on or before the 21st day Of October
next, to answer the premises, and show, souse, if any
they have, why a decree ought not to pass as prayed.
et. E
Cle
True copy—Teat. WM. . TI TIMMON rk
MMON ts fil, Clerk ..',
.iyll-M3t
NOTICE 18 HEREBY 01VIN, THAT
followinK Certificate of Borptae of the Penn =
sylvanift Memel Life bear/woe Company having been
hut or mislaid: o 'Rn eppucatlOn hes been made to the
Compa WM. py for th
R e inane
693. iof new certificate No. 268,
180. AYES. eW-m6t
- VSTATE OF -M.A.KINIIS W. PIKE, Be
oeseed.—iAtters of Admituetratkon on the Estate
of MARIN U 8 W:PiKE, deceased. watt hls'Will an
nomad. have this day been granted to the underslgned
br, th e Register of wills. 'All, rsons indebted will
please make payment, sad th vier cleimtpresent
the =me to • • itY 1 HOYT.
Adminlatrittor,Ctun estamsito Annex°,
g. , corner TENTH. an Eli el urgtreets.
Or to lain AttOrDeps, hPIOX W KNOWER,
30 teeth aiXTR Allreet.
PRESS.ILPHILADELPHIA, PRIDAY, JULY 12, 1861.
CEPHALIC PILLS
SIOS IIEADAOI-IE.
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
By therm of these YIIJ tlie pgriedleal Walks of Net
ono: orllslel Hitsdis44,l may be prevented ; and if takes
at the commencement of an attack immediate relief
from pain and sickness wilt be obtained.
they *olden' fatilin removing the Nereus end Hey_
seat to which females are so mutt, mit.
They sot gently on the bowets, . removing Cessisweies,
For Literary Mew, Sesetestr, Delicate Females, end
all persons of sanitary heave, they are 'Linable ai g
Laxative, improving the emeriti, giving toae arid view
**the digoatrfe eta relitanng the natiral elan
doily and Strength of the irnole Tritest.
The CIEPHALIC FILM are tho reinit of long tureen-
Cation end oarertiHy ooildtioted eitiorimentg, haying
been In nee many yeari. daring Whiah time they pare
prevented and relieved a vast amount of Data and
=raring from Hoadaotie, whether originating in the
'week: system or from a deranged state-of the aiit
eisik.
They are entirely vegetable in their eempoididen, and
may be taken at all timed with perfect safety without
making any *hang* of diet, sad :As meioses of any disa
greeable touts routers it saw es esresinisrtr rhent to
Sid/drys,
ozWhltAl O cUurditErnrst
Taw Dnalne hay. lye oignstaris of 141'147 a. apstailt
'eziesah &ex.
gold by Druggist& and &Heftier posing in inedienee.
A Boi Inn be rent by Writ nrenegd en roooint of tam
PRIOE. 25 OEN'T")
Al] grams alteald ta sitreamil
_ .111 T .
U7E'.NIRIF O. .SPAL!,DCF.
45 =DA' 1111111313 M 11111Z1 . TOME
IPIE FOLLOWING ENDONGENIBMINI OF
J 1..
wul CONVOIRIE IMO SIIIFFIGI
HEADAOHR_
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEM SEAOR.
Ai tios* Tartiisoritais ars wasettettad by Mr. BPAI.i
rota, they afford Irsqusrliosablit Proof if t►s 0-
Joey ir Mit 01'4 dispreosry,
• ltamiertram. Ceti., Feb. 1, mm.
. 'PALEN% '
have tried YOU/ Cephalic Pilli, and I KW Wei as
rat that I want you to send me two dollars worth more.
Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a
fre' the first box I got from TOL - .
Send the Pills by marl, end oblige '`. ," . .
Your ob't Bervrt, -- - -
J
~,,, CPUs riCAPOIN
Kn. irLsonms. Y f
--
ii ♦'lsh lea to ienl me one
41;3:41pr.;4 0 tiett
Ye' rlideMTIA -no Juan&
Stara' Cam., ECITIII•TIONCOTNTY,
4aciaari 18.181111..
X. Br'i'ms.• •
Zia 11 vlease gond me. two I . 4itisit, 641:404,
FUJI. Sono rhea :33uneilately. •-*
• • . Etesysetfallr•
-71 1 / 1 0._.•
1. tame itsys4 fnea w PPM/ lfi4i
CUM 411111/11110.
Bax.r.s Vinson. Mug, Jan. MOM. •
"lease And (Sao tared twenty Ave /*nu,fo_r whieh send
no another box of your Cepheho rills. They are truly
ate iut Pitts / *eve ern irsed.
Direet A. STOVE/E t P. M.,
Belle Vernon , liWyandot
BIVIRLY. Mean.. Dee. 11, IBM
iSperamee,Esot. • , •
I wieh.for dome -throntara. or, lar chow bills. to bring
your Cephalic' Pitts more parboil
the
before MT ou
tomer'. If son have anytWng o fthe kind please send
me.
•• •
One of my aturtomers, who is subject to severe fllok
Xowisobe, (=tally lasting two days, ) was cursd of as
istrusk in gas hour by your Pills. uldoh I cent her.
tospeotfallY
V. B. WTIY/SI.
Ok3e, /
Tanury I. MI.
Jinni .0. eirirmwo;
No. in Cedar at. N. Y.
Cass Sri:
Inclosed find twenty-five cents. (111„) for which- send
box of " Cephaho Fills." send to address of Itov.-Wm.
0. Filter Reynoldsburg. Franklin Co., Ohio.
Thor FM, work hike d skaros— curs Floodosks almost
itssroarn.
.
MA, Hz saltine. -
:
Net long nine the sent to Head a c h e en d Ofthatie
for the oars of'Nerso Oarthreneae,
nt reoetved th e *ante, and shay h.a.3 se total son trail
SW I was iodwaid to eared far were..
--
Julr and by retarn autiL Dirreot r,
Mleik .
•
. .
Press the Beraoritsfr, Neff •
foolish. Pilie acscomellsk the object for irhiali they
Were made, Core of headache in ell its form.
•
:Prow Ski Eratiwgivadr, Ner.f.a. TM.
With entire lacocca"
:root t44,Dirwroeral, ,St. 014npar,' Mtass,- '
If von are; or havo'boon tro - nbled with the headache,
send fora box, (Coottalio so that pox map hays
them in case of an attack. • •
Ihm Ski Aderliss , Fri:m(4ow, A. I,
•
The Cephalic PHU are said to be a renutykablyaffes=
time remedy for the headache, and one of the van , beet
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
ouseoYered.
Prol4 the Waiters R Midst*, in.
• We hesrtily endorse Mr. ilpaldinc. raid tan azaiyansit
isplidilio
Jr.,. tht• Kernewid . set' Talley star; iri g i o mA 4 ,..o,
We are sure that permit; =Sarin isitaohe,
who try them, will stiok to them. - • • •
*Ad snow* path Beeler, Nino Orisons :Las
Try them ! yon that are &Meted. std we ere Imm that
Tony testimony osu be added to the already nnmerou
r un th a t. h a l t taaeir.. benefits that no other median:is
san produse. .
*As hr. LeliiiDmearat.
its immense demand for the article ((Upbeats ?Ws
rapidir tuoreaaing •
: .
.
/ram essort, Dersoiyeri. !ma.
Mr. Avalains would not oonneot his I=llll witkan ar
tole he did not hams to possess real merit.
. NOR tM Adeerrierr. Providence, R. I.•
the testimony in their favor is Nitrous, frost the mod
roux:4Mb]. quarters.
•
Prow skt lvNaer. Morn : 1, .142.'
llovk allo Pills ore tains tkov . ..s•of klodo .
•Yroos tie Ifoortiretai Bwr 7 Jm. . ;BeisAsh Kam.
add to be very elloitalolui for tilitilteadtatio. .•
how ids Covosuircist Cdocktioni.
ltafforins inermanitv save 1/ . olr be relieved.
air b.ttl el X7.4II.IIPIXIIPM .r/LEILISJI
rA
41111113 will writ um Wise lasts law sawmills."'"
SPALDINOr'S PREPARED OLCii
aPALDYI6I O BI2IIIPARED GIME
'SPALDING'S PREPAEM GLUE I
•
. ,
. .
SAVE VIE PIECES:
ECONOMY; • ' Diapnypii!
Sir" A Sitvers rat Ruts Saone Ninz."lolt :
As sooldents will happen, even In well-rernWied
families, it is 'rely desirable to have some. Ghoul and
eonvecient was for Tapering Furniture, TOTS Crooke
.A. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
.
mien AD .
Imo ame genes', and no hoosehold man
slferd to do wi thout It t It Is always ready. and an I.
tAit stioitins Point.
. " VOSFIIL iN EVEIIrIiOIDE."
P. B.—A. Brash sooompentip toy b a t t l e . re", ■
' Address,
. .
HENRY O. sPezitome.
1010. 45 CEDAR SIKEETarEW YOWL.
Ai senate seprateleled mriorx are atteieptilli
balm off on the inurturpeottat ettbliai - imitaticnie of tat
PREPARED GLINE, I would caution all eereone to ex - -
amine before Trarotuudns. arid age !Mid the MI namee,.
.11.r.111PA.14111111111 111W/411111
la as W ellatte .near t as Mem are Midges
smittedellei MINIS
IatIIDICIAIAL.
CURB ALL ILDIDif OF
iit.,ADAOI-tE I
SPALDING'B
1711A8 •
Trier Tart,...WM. C. FLIgIiSIL
Trinumn, Mum, JAL 14. UM.
COMPANIRS.
THEI EELIANOE
MUTUAL INSURABom (x)mpAxy,
Cl IrWlLaawir Ilk.
'errant, P.. 306 *A.3.34.7 lIVREET,
f mum scallud LOBB OR. DAMARE BY FMB, ea
Reuses, Meares, and other braidings. Malted
errpetual,. and on Furniture.
'odds, Wares, and Mir
eliandise, in Sown sr
conne l.
RABE 0,017,61,,t1e5a1,110 MIBE7B Matt 14.
Whisk Is invested as follow., viz:
IA first mcjisges on OM property, worth
.oddst °amount —; yam 01)
penupyi a Railroad Co'. l 6 par Dent. Mit
montage loan, at par— 6,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 percent. sek•
cloud mortgage load, ( .30,000) 37,900 00
Xantingdon and Broad Top Railroad and
Canal Co.'s normalise loan— -- —... 4,000 00
*round rent, first-Maas--
11.463 60
gollatoral loane, well peoured —.—, 1,500 00
City of Philadelphia 6 per oent. loan—. . 30,(X10 00
Allegheny Count y 6 per fume, Pa. RR. loan_ 10,000 00
mmermal Bank s took ._._. .. stook _.— . 6,135 01
nhailicse Bank stook —— —. 1,612 60
renoglyania Railroad Co.'s stook . — . 4,000 00
The geliatioe
. Mutual inintrapop C.o.'s stook 16, , E 0 00
grhe County Fire Innuyanoe (AL • S took _.__ 1 130
ide Delaware M. 8. Insurance Co.'s stook— 00
nion Mutual Insnrance Co.'. sorM-- MO 00
ills receivable._.— . ........._ 1002 74
k aoeounts, monied interest,&o.--.... 7,104 66
Cash on hisnd-- --..—. -- 11,644 64
111117,142 dt
The Mutual vrinoiple, combined.with the eeccirity of
a Stook Capital, °outlay the•iwntred to participate in
the rrtilits of the COMII6II7s withqut liability for lotus.
Lomas promptly adjiikted end pall
Clem Tinley, .
• William s li,_Whompson,
Frecteriok Brown,
William Stevenson.
Joan R. Worrell,
11. L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
6. D. Rosetmarten,
Charles S. Wood,
Jamea 8. Wood oarB l *
WM. 311 - NCHMAIi, gee
Yelnman 16. 1881. •
•
Samuel Blaphass.
Robert Steen,
William Musser.
Boni. W. Tingley.
Marshall Bin,
J. Johnson Brown,
chivies Leland.
Jacob T. Bunting..
Smith Bowen
Johp..oagell,
wirtuusy, resident.
feta
VIER IENTERPJEMEM
•.. , ,
Oratt3BLUNTOZ - • 0P.0.N N
• -415Poia
or. , PIALADIMPRA.
(1 7 1,10 , i insinuitos :excuralvEly.) -
if/AUL/Yr/I BVILDINti, E. ,fir. CrOANSA '
DO illtrlP LW 1 - TVALIY UT • smszre.
2 . Disscrgollt: ' • •
i
P. MATORYOZD ITATIE. MOHDIWAI L. DAArson•
WILLIAM MONA, fm. "(Antrim',
ZULDNO FRAHM*. oar H. intovnl.
JOHN M. ATWOOD, • B. A. FAHNISTOOK.
BENT. T. THIIDIOT s ANDV.D. CAM,
"star WI:IAA:01, 4 ie. u Lirl am x . '
eItAILLES N4 ' ... attri l leg j:l . B . A" ' Prtmdtliti
VENN - MUTUAL ram INSURANCE
no. osl tate:TENNI street, j'biladelPhilL
CHARTER .P RPHTUAE.
ALL PRE "PROFITS DIVIDkD AMMO TILE IN
NUKED.
Inimre Liven toy abort terms or for the whole term of
life ; giant Anndities and Endowments ; prirohase'Life
Interests in Real Mate, end wake all contracts do
grouding on the , contingencies of life.
They act as' Executors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees and Guardians.. . •
ABRET/3 OF TEE COMPANY, huluarya,__ l s ll l.
MorMages, ground rents, real estate .— .913iti,901 91
Hulled States stooks. Treasury notes, loans
of State of .Pennsylvania, city , of .Phila
_,delnhis, • 1191.798
Premium notes, loans on inflaters's, Bco. 987,594 58
Pennsylvania. North Pennsylvania Rail
roads, and County six per cent. bonds.---- 105,801 50
Bank, insurance, railroad, canal stocks, ko, 97,517 49
Cash on hand, agents' balances, 38,395 14
, .
it.),071,1.18 02
LEL HILLER, President.
. 51/11.EL FL STORM, Vice President.
JOHN W. HON OR.Beeretarr.• . • , mull-tf
JARLA:WARB - 151IITIJAL 3AFEIT: IN
-M..:Wl= COMPANY, PHMADELPPLIA.
Ineorooratod tor tt, Legislators of Ponasrlaanza,
•
Moo fa. E. aorror of IflLlED'aid W 11.74 otrooto.
. z.7.IZILADEL.PIII4.. •
r
ibliYievapA, 14494)34AM5: *
7 reit, ' lrc " ar6 44 ik Vi.
.-c 1 , . i .orhe
geed ,
r , !ALT D_INSIF S.JUNCE.O .
N age : r 7l o L uan r a t la ; p4l7 /11 aaf, iakel tit:
02 ..,..,,, L ,E. I e kkIIX.II , 4OF4 lec. •
r rally. On ilta
notzet, &a. r c2 . irlrsiilllt
ASSSEVE OF'STLE 0014PA717.
, Noverabor 1, late.
tpoo,coct Lilted Staten Ave nir cant. 00.
111,060 'lgnited States six ifir cent. '2resesry
Plotu. (with accrued- interort)— 1111,655 34
100,700 Pennsylvania State five cie gem
lean. 33,070 M
11,000 de. do, • six do. . do. SLOB 00
MCC Philadelphia City sir! cent . Lean. 155,24 57.
10,000 Tennostee State ilve cent. loan_ 2140 GO
110,000 Perms"!lingua Railro '2,1 mortgage
six ter cent; bonds 11.000 00
13,000 SOO shares, stook Oermentown
Oecomnr. Internet and prinoipal
81104'kt the OUT of Puna
- t 5.702 sa
64130 100 abates Pennsylvania .RallrOad
Company_ - 0.1/00 00
.1,000 MO JO ared north Ponnyylvania Rail
road Corny-- PM 09
1,100 0) share* hiladelphia i.e Boat and
Steam - Company. • I,MO DO
LSO 5 shares PhiLidelphia and Havre-1t
Grace Steam Tow-boat Company. asks°
1092 shares Philadelphia , Exohange
r2ampany— - - 136 00
1,000 3 shares Continental Hotel Co.— SOO 00
1166,703 O 6 7433.34. Market Vai1.5634,505 71
Ills receivable, Lot inetranisea =We-- 171,586 42
onds and mortgages,— 54,600 69
Aral estate-- . _ 61,363 St
Italancies dap at Agerates—Preiniersa onlda
rine Policies. uiterast. ant ether debts doe
trig Company— ' 11,61$ 01
for.p and .trek of sendgy Linisraneo and .
ether llosapanies'• . • LAI*
n.k of ae.cd—in basks-- .. A •
01041
irIitECTOZA.,
1111Illaggrelarrla, ea dal Z. Instils
Edmund A. Bonder' , I. F. Pe:piston. • • .
....Fr
ltigallVem, - i:y - zrrrian,i•ii.
• n O. Dem la. .1:1;' mitts Brook g• ,
racer Smattair," g4.onser WI limit's,
dim* Eyre, Jr., • - roma, C. Baud,
,- arloc CI. Arm.,
/ 0 , . Itebqrt Barton.
ilhom 13. IsSine, 4 sesn .., -P J.s2: mA a - •
Oao_ph 'IL Coal. - . Ghat Jarogorg‘..a - Fri s
• ;X. M.. - "lburton. ' Jorikas I . :Tyre;
?go C. Laipor, .5 o itn .B.Bertnls. Pittliyi
• ash - Orsic, • Z. W. Morgan,
kariao SCI 7, A. B. Bergr,
WILOAM MARTIN, President.
B. C. lAA% ;71ss Presiden t
:111.1Enray STIBURri. Secretary. - , nolt-it
F IRE INEfURAITOE KIKOLIIBIVELY.
THE BCIOI6YLVANIA FIRE If4SURADIGE
COMPANY—thoorponsted_land—ClikßTEß PERPE
TUAL-110. 610 WAINIFE &root, apposite Indopend
'
0 equate.'
.11 4 3 'hie Conitenni„_faworslilyitnoWn to the oommunit7
for thirty-air years, °onto:men to metre against lona or
damage by Fire. on public or pnvate Build/us, ei th er
permanently or for s limited time. Also, on Furniture,
stooks of Goode or Merobandue generally . on liberal
tams
- Capital; togethelwith's 'firs° &Irvine Ftind,
invested in the most careful manner, which enables
them to °Ter to the insured an mcdonbted sayarity
the ease at loss.'
DIR.IGTOII.II.
.Jonathan Patterion, Isaac Hastekarst,
Qtuntin C.pbell. Thomas Rohner,
4.l.lexander B aa. enign, Daniel Smith, Jr..
William ittontehna, John Dermal( '
• . Morose smith.
• lONAWHAN PATWERSON, President.
WILLIAM[ G. Caocraz.n, Secretary. ax4-1y
"TN SIIRAIi 001APANY OF THE
A- STATE OF FENNOYLVANIA—FIRE AI(I) MA
XINE LABII.IILANOR Nov. 4 AND 6 XXONALIII42
-.SIIII,DLNCIS. • . -
1161tartero4 in 1704---Oagital V>po,BoO-Foy.l, 1666 w 4
vatae, $448,79S 77.
Invertsd in sound snit asailabl• esenriti64-041
tin** se inzar• on- Veneto and- Chtvzoos,
/task of Morokaniise ha., on.iitosprai vsmk
DfXl342t
Kenn' D. Blompril, ilsorge EtrArf.,
Eamon Toby: Varomel Q rant.
021.41/ • .
;on B. Dada, . • • -1 4 nry-fra'recnitaar t .
W 111.1.41.1 i lia. - Ilk/knee! ! Lona,
414* • • C42likol d :__. . • • - -
MENAI 11, ZA;uALD,lraidiont,
WILLMAN IA gIE searetarv: • iftft-ts
WIRE .1148IIRANtIl. ---111ZOBANIOS'
1/15 1 0.1tANOF: COMPANY of
bl Philadelphia_, N.
U
139 North HTH_ fltreet, below Race,. Wrote and-
Inge, Goode ' and Merchandise Poltertar from loth or
Omega by Yin. ilrhe 100P2PAIIT rearantee to adjust all
IMO so promptly, ape thereby ho to motititles Imtren
-11 SO of the maws. -
smears's. "1-fi'- • .•
Williamlltergan, lobetrFlantran•
Framing Cooper, . Irtiohaell asol
Osorge -L. Donk'"TlT. , E4wsrd•rdof3overn,
Jambe Meant, Thema -B. MsCoradah s
JareaaShtrose, John Bromley, .. . • .
i
... tthew McAleer, • • eraneht Fells, ' •-•
.:. mud-Rafferty, John Ceased/ - -
mum J. Hamphin. Bernard R. .u.klasmat.
emu Fisher. • Charles Clare,
la illshlanna, , ' hilohael Calla.
--- _
_..,-,• - _
..... •
...L; ...._jiBAJSCLB COOPBA, President. .
efallaill XAMRWY. Bearetarv. eala-lY
A MR'ItIOAIf PIER INSURANOIF 00. 2
INGOXPONATED 1110
o. 310 WALNUT Street,above Third, Pfillisiielphts;
Navin: a large paid-np. Capital Stoat and_ Earplug;
invested in pound and available Beepritieooontinnee
mrare or_ Dwellings, stores, Furniture. Merobanditei
Vessels in port and th.lr cargoes, and orber,Persorlal
property. All loosen liberally and promptly Wasted,
araserotts:
Whoa. R. 111.aris. , John 7. Lewin,
John Welsh_ , - Lames St, Campbell,
samitel CI Morton, 'Y'..d.mund.e_iDatilh.
Patnok Brady , ' Ohat , 'lT,PolltrtY, *
_This& Morris.
• • THOYIi.3 MAll3;Preondoot•
A.I6.3EXT C. 3. CRAwFOAD. fleoretary. teda-ti
A NTHRACTITS INSIMANOR OOMPA
EERR.pp-
NY.—kulimrised Capital 84.00.000—CgAlIFES
Wise Ho. ill W*ll.4Nll/7 dtroot, bollworm Mart aid
'Wilk /Street, Plladelpthi.
Thuo Oom May will inure afainat lasi er imam* It/
Pi ro, In gs.Faraltais, knit Morekialatibe riaT l
Also, ItaSpe Imminanaao Versels, 141 moos, lad
Irreigittat. list as to Wertz of 1. Ve.toit.'.
Isaglp FiksT, Apeevk klaxti•l4l,
. jp, ritkor k Ketohnat,
Aadeantd, Jahn BlaJcuitink
))iris Psansoa, wa. Dun, .
• rem iliatior,
.JA 60A •
• WIC fru 14 4
Vitioat.
W. =ITN. llosrotars.
XOHANGE INETIBAN
N CTS COMP . AILNY
—olRoe Ne. 409 WALUI Street, -
FIRS I.IIBUILLIICE on Roues and Merekandise
p• gonerally,,on favorable torsos. editor Ilsnitol er per
'
DIARCTOJUS:
Joremish Bonsai], Thomas Marsh.
John Q. Sinnod*, Charles Thompson
Edward 51. Lo a4 h:rte , James T. Role,
tunnel L. medley, . Joshua T. Owes,
losbon O. k 4 John J. Griffiths.
j _ E
IVAN SONSALL. President.
JO Q. OINNODO, Vice President,
Iturecann Con Seorotarr. ' • - ' Je ll
VIDRU.AADELPHLt TERRA-0 0 TT A
WORM_,
Olee and Ware Itoeme,lolo CHEITTNITI Street:
. Ornamental Chimney Toes.
% Ilarden Vases and Statuary.
Enciatuttio Floonug
Arehlteetnral Ornaments.
Ventilating and smoke Flues. •
n • : Steam-preened
re Tile and Sanitary Ware.
' Stalin-preened Dram Pipe.
Water pies, warranted to stand '
nresere,,enesp and durable.
• Ele Trade supplied on liberal terra. estrated Catalogues sent by
Mal en appileatien by letter:
sage. MAIALIM.
I. OIVIIIII , Iltroat.
■ AMERKL, RERRING„ SHAD, BAL.
A• 11 A:111011.4ko.---1,0110 bbla. Mesa Msalc
-sTswerco, tseilises. El small, In samortad "milk Agee
of oioiee late-oenght t
• JACO bbla. New Bali . Eastport, ate Lab rater
mph of oholoe qualities.
• 1,000 boxes extra new sealed lerrings.
LOBO Poxes extra new rto.l tiemngs. • *.' •
' 1,010 boxes b eldasdyne gerrtnrs• •-• ' 7 1 -
,1110 bbl.s. Multiuse WlaLisli,
' •SO bbls. new Eooninn 111.51. • •
• as bbls. new Elslifsat on.
1,000 Quintals Grand Bank CloSlSslt.
100 boxes liertimer-oeuSOittewe. ' •
la st•rs awl tondo:or, for Si p ••
N 0.146 I,loffainTrhg&
.~-~..
JUSTJ. .
KKOKIVIED, per . " Annie Kimba ll ,"
from Liverpo ol, Kander, weavor. & idailisem
prepansttotui : •
. X 14Idxtreat tonill, In 1 *lsm
ii
Sig - FA-trnat Tosorami, in 1 X jsra,
Slim Extract Undo:um, in 114 tare,
100 w Exlraot Taransol, in 1 *Jan,
00 a Vin Ital Colphinli In 11 Wales'
WO sM. flaooLni Knot., nIS bottle*, -
SOO x Unlomai, in 1111 bottles. ' .
i
Kg) rij MY : araTI WAPIS I a ka& BROTEgR.
'. • 47 an 49 No SZOOND Street.
I.2ZEIT quArawlicigniwi SLATE
Ls ways as luintattiatit at iv I{ sl
well Street. lk
111VV=i1 MINA: ear
HALLEOAD LINIte
PHILADELPHIA
Arfir.w.E42rindritat
POSEN talßL i rt i flS for POTT6v
lind HARRISBURG, on_and after May 20, 1861.
minivlNSl LINES, DAIL Y' (Bundays exoepted,)_
Je s N tr e e w eta De , po r t HILAB .
_oorner s oL p ß a ß l O A A , D ( a p n ass it C e AL nie LO r
e W n :
1180005 oh Thirtemic_aud on Callowhill streets) at 8
—M , oonneisting a lia,frisDnrg with the PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROA 1 P.M. trAWnntlig_ to, Pitt--
burg ; the CIIMBE LAND VAL 1.00 P.M. train
ranninn
_to Cbat66eyabnrg, Carl sle, tro.l and the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD 1 P. M. train
running to Stinbuyy, &co.
Al HERNDON LINER.
Leave New Depot, corner of BROAD and CALLOW
RILL Streets, PHILADELPHIA, (Pa/reenter en
trances on Thirteenth and on Callowniil streets,) for
POTTSVILLE, and HARRISBURG, at SIT P. M..
DAILX, conneciting at Harrisbe. wi th the Northern
antral Radmad, for Simper!. Williamsport. Elmira,
O•IIorEEADIN 0 (nay, at 6 r. M.. DAILY, (Sundays
exisepted;)
DISTANCES V.IA• PRlLAutlieltrA AND .READ
IRO RAILROAD.
Fume Pumenstraqua Miles,
To Phrenixville . 2S
it 841,1 16— . 68 Philadelphia and Reading
Lebanon.—.— 86 and Lebanon Valley R. R.
Harrisburg-112
Dantihin—.—
Milleretrunr—.—.l42
Trevertou Junotion 128
Lewisburg..-----it
Milton-18S
M ....Xi',
—.SO
Jerserll ore..- x.323 h
k .11 Avon --Mb
roy---.. Williamspott and Bhnira
dali T oe l s er eoti Bf p gd eott . ti Ta a n o: ;l ox • 287
L ip l i i ti P p: i t 2l n e e d. e . t l to r w ai i n ri th s :t:hfe r nm :C r lrt A o c d T a i f i A l l i , W ca 77 a t ti S ad P S o A
WIDLIAKEYORT. nn't ERIE _RAILROAD. m a ki ng
thed_Went and Aouthweet.
DEPOT IN PHILADELPHIA: Corner of 'BROAD
and CALLOWILLLL Streets.
W. 11. McILHENNEY, Beoretari.
myte-tf
MAT 20. 1861.
SIIMM.IO. ARRANGE-
MitilMilm ET. PHILADELPHIA.
KANTOWN, AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
#
a gad elle t petidakragia rt
Leave Philadelphia, 6.7, 8, 9, 10,11 , Y1 A. M., 1,2, 3.
8.35, 4,6, 6, 6,i, 7,8, 9, IOL, and lig P. M.
Leave Germantown 6.7 734.8, 8.90, 9, 10, 11, 13 A. M..
1,_2, 3, 4. 6,6, 634.73(, A, 9,10 x P. M.
-
The 6 . 70 A. M. and 3A5 P. M. Trains stop at German
tewn way.
•ON SUNDAY&
LeaVe Philinlebta. 0.-MA.III,2)CM, 5. 7%, end 1014
P. M.
Leave Oernaaniown B.IOA M.,1 4, MI aad PN, P. M.
• CHESTN U l f DILL RAILROAD. •
Leave Philadelphia, 6, 8,10, 12 A. M.. 2, 3.35, 4,5, 8,9,
and 10.1( P.M.
Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.10, 8. 840,9.40,11.40 A..51,,1.40.
358, 5.40, 7.10, 8.40, and 3 8 .10 P. M.
The BA. M. and 5.35 P. M. will make no stopcon the
Senziantown road.
ON SIJNDAI S.
/mime Philadelphia, 9.05 A. M.. 1%, 5. and TmP. M.
.t,^ave Chtittout Hill, 7.80 A. M., 12.40. 6.10, and 9.10
P.
FOR CtONSNOTIOCIUC A NAI 4 II2 NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,70. 'op. r. 05. U . 85 A. /4.. 3.05,
3.06. 5.Nt, 8. and 11.34" P. M. •
Leave Nomatown, 6, 7, 8.03, 9,11 A. M., 11.41. 6%,
and 93i P. M.
ON StiNDAyS.. _ _
Leave Philadalphrii,ll..ir..73 . a . zid SP. M.
Leave Nornotowntlß MAN 7.5(
_A.M., 1 p d
P. Id.
FIDATUK.
Loave Philadelphia; 5.5 4 0, 75t, LOA. mu A. LOC
7, and
8, and 11 P. M.
LeaVe 0/66.6
hl .l - dnk, 6.4, 7%, 8.3 e, 9%. 11% A. hl., 3,9%,
10 P. .
Leave lamaelpheliii. us P. M.
Leave uk, 7X A. Id., 1%, Of.. arkil P. M.
H. D epot. t
_General. Styperuatendent,
mill-ti NINTH and GREEIt Streets.
TELE PEZiNSYLVAILLk
D, 0 E TItA L.
RAILROA
• 260 .MILEE DOUBLE TRACI. •
_
1861.
IS`SIE CAPACT ANY
T I RE THs COUNT RY . W EQUAL
T6Dc
'YE'REN THROUGia PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
connecting direot at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Boston, New York, and all points Ewa, and in the
Union epot at Pittsburg with Through Trains to and
from all points in t tie West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers litEllll,ltead for speed and comfort by any
other route.
Exprere and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
i*thout change of Cars or Conductors. All
_Through
ceyonzer Trains provided with Loughridgo's Patent
Mita—peed ander perfect control of the engineer,
tik'ad ing mrloh to tee enlist, of travellers.
~opkiiii Paha ate attached to eaßhTtein ; Wood
pp and last Trams. The
it - TWIN Illi c A ß ALV T : B lll.sii. and Fast Lines, Ban
dar* aloe tad, _
Phil rain legiis Pliiladelyibia at I.E A. M.
Fast Line
. , Eupr___..e.s Train Bowan " lid ..
i
.__ -WAY TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW S: _ .
orrisburc Aocomjinodation. via Go lumina, 3.116 P. M
Colombia 4,113 P .
M.
§ ' J ar
kesburg •", at 6 f P. .
8.15 M.
. M.
West
°"iter
12.00 P..M.
-
Wert Chanter Pasgengera will take the liVeal Chaster
E . 1 and 2 Ilarricburg mooommodation and Columbia
W 1.51112.
Passengers foy Sunbury, Wil li ameoort, Bet
falo, Niagara Falls, and intermediate Isolate, leasuur
Philadelphia at 7.a9 A.lll. and 2.50 P. M.. go direotlY
Mugh.
otets Westward may be obtained at the offices of
the company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Saltily:ore ; and Tioketi Eastward at any of the :moor
pjitattroad °Mises in the Went ; ate. on board any of
etEat Line of Steemern on the Minisaippi or Ohio
MT
MT Fire &lido al kr!, Mai Ulna Ss quick, as by any
other Route.
-Tor further information apply at fk6 l'aetelagaielta
tiori. !Southeast roomer of Eleventh and Marldt Ittreete.
The completion of tile Western oonneotions of the
rtir , d'r ern j ellihßiiMmllterilg; THE
The oonnection of tracks by. the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the wring of time, are advantages readr
ly_ayyteciatod by Shippers of Freight, and the Travel
lair Publio.
hierchante ar wr id Shire enituating ,trausyortae
inch of ttitir itietti this Company, can rely With
confidenee di its Amee y _trayißL
iiraB RATES OF FRJitibucrg to and from any point
-in the West by the Pomurylvanta. Railroad ars CS
Z4B as favorabls at art glossa 6. oast' Railroad
___pastor.
Be particular ' mark package. " via rmaxteyl 7
'Vesta Itailroad.” ' • •
IFOrlereight Contracts or Shipping Direction., sorlY
to, or address either of the , follownig- Agents of the
Company :
D. A. Stewart, rittsbcirg:
H. O. Piejce & Co., Zeineirrißo , O. J. J . , Johneon, Bay
ley, 0.; R: filoNeely, Maymlle, Ky,_; Ormsby & Crop
per, Portimiouth, 0 • Paddock •& co., Jeffersonville,
Indiana, • - ki, W. g o wn & Co„, Cincinnati, Athem
& Hibbrt,Cineinnati, R. Clitelotruni, aladmon.
.F.,:joa. F. Moore, Lenurrilje, Fa. ;F. G. &
Bvansviile Ind.; N. W. Graham & Co., C ro,
ltz P. finas.'ffhaler &Glaser, St. Louis. Mo. • John
. Herr( ,e Yiaahville. Tenn.; Herne & Runt, ' MOM"
plug. 'Edict.; Clark* -*. Cu., Chicago, In. ; W. BE. B.
aocifits, Alton, M.; or, Col:eight Agents of -Railroads
at
: itsrmang t he eat,
LEECH do
& RObitl r Ee. Se North street,
_Beatlinore.
LEECH & C0..1 Astor Rouse , or-1 8. Willie& 1..., Yi. Y
LEBtitH & C0.,N0.77 State street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Ageut. Phila.
• BOUM, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Phila.
K. LEWIS,. Betel &net Altoona. Pa.
s l . o g .
1 le . 14511001161 • 1861.
86
&PACARRANGEKERS. -NEW YOIX_VIIIe.
ON 3%CAMDEN AND AbißiYar i t i rim
.1111 1 at i n i p r t is t ritAiEbrzyporo mr. a r
Yo lE A v thi.C.eas,
TRIM watwat-ig. wassi - ato - amktuovoll nai.or
Wilda INAVE AM FOLLOW& :
• TAU.
At I A. AL, v - ,.% clavtdoi slid Amber. iL and , A • A.-
asamedatien _ .11 ad
Al A. M. as
Gamin' &M Saran eit3 , or. 1)
• A. IL . II
All a t Blab Cimadmiand Jena! trity,Morning
•—, 00
At 313 E A. AL, Viitreiumirtonar.d Jape."'
Western Miriam • ' . _
(Al
At 1A36 P.M., via Camden sad 'Amboy A 01114111121-
dattem—__. I
At 2P. ill., via Camden and Amboy, C. and A. -
wen --.. -.....--......... —-............-.... L- 800
At #3i P. M., am Kensington and 4orosir City, five
•Altual 800 ~ Via: Kenoina;tOn and =My, At -
Mau 'kat ... ist
At IP Atvi via (4under and Jena uity, Evening
Mali— ,-..• '
_,_. d de
at11.3(,) , .N., Via tiantiClll and /area City.lonia- •
. ern atall._. . _ 2 fa'
At
,b P . M t 7711 Camden and Amboy ,y Aceoramoda
' Den (Freight and Paisonger}- le t Clam Ttoket.. 2 U
151
~ - - • - de. lit• Clam Tlaket- I, 60
. .:Iflto 6 M i tt i ldne ma daily. Irks i.t% r Al, soma
:On Kai , RA 7s emeeted.
Per Balvi ere, Emig', loambertyslle, Floatntim.
itp 2 , et 7.10 A. M. and 04 P. M. from X.mmington.
For yr star lan,Stroudzbarc, bordaten, Wiltembarre-
Aterarooe, treat Beni, ste., 7.10 A. M. from lemmeson,
via Delaware; Naokatranna and Western X. K,
Per Maloh Chunk, Allentown, and /Whisker at 7.10
A. M. ant 1% P. Si : from Kominnten Don't ; (the r.lO
A. N .) Imo eonr.m Ina tram In trim leaviay. Esaten at Sat
.
fir 51.ituat jolly , at ll and 8 A. M., 2 and 414 P. Al.
For Freehold, at 8 W A. M..
and 2 P. EC
AY N.
for Bristal,lrrvnton. Mo., at 7.10 A.M.,414
_and 03(
P. Bt. from Kenengton, ant Lti . P. M. fr o m Walnut
street wharf. , . • • . .
ForAgarra. R iverton, Dettates. Beverly. Bailin,
P
ate, Bordentovra. As., at 12x. 1, 3, IX , and a
r. AL
...
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentotin and intermediate.
plaeesat 1 N Y. M. from.Walnatestreet wharf. .
illiar.Fot New York and 'Tay Lines leaving Kerunngton
pot; take the ears; on -Fifth 'street. above .Walnut.
batten hoar before departure. The oars run into the
• deot, and on writs' of efteh train, run - from the depot.
err! tt i Pcnali ng d e l ri t ein a p r A g i it fe n tl y eru e t i r r6li tiM raage L
kf i g r age but their wearing 'apparel. — .All baggage over
Pounds to be paid for extra. The Company.. limit
• reaponeilittit tor baggage to One Delkirdergerie.'
and will not be liable for any nnion24 bey* 8 , ex
empt bv speaialsontract. - • . • •''• • • •
TRW • .. - ". WM: II: elurzsixt,•Aceni. -
. NORTH .P)INNSYL
•• VANIA RAILROAD.
111 . • 171' IILEHRICi b rtLESTOWN, MANCIS
nAZLIST AtrAN9ll,
WILKES AARE, &a.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
Qa and after MONDAY. MAY leoSeo. Paterenker
Traoswillleave FRONT and.WILLOW Streets, klum
delliala, dal ? (Sundays essopted). as follow.:
At 6.40 A.' ~(Exeress),Abr Bethlehem, Allentown,
Much Chapk, Hazleton Wilkesbarre, As.
• At 2.46 P. M., (ExpresaL for Bethlehem. Reston, Ae..
This trign'reaohee Rae natlP. M. and makes *lose
:oenneetton with New Jersey Central for New York.
i c e LID P. St.. ter Betkleksia. Allentown. Match
Ate A.M. and 4 P. M. lot Dolestown._
A tom A. Al. and 646 P. M., fo r Fort Washington.
ir e 6.40 A. hi. Express train makes close oonneatien
t the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Beth_liem. being
the shortest and moat Flyable route to Ng ilkesbarre,
I and to all points in the hiltyyttacti f u lA
_ TILAINB FO P
r belies Bethlehem, at 11.40 - 1 - 7 W. OA A. M., and 6..tt
MaTil lt rylartown at 7.36 A. M. and gilt .P.
Aikivio jut Waanington_ at 4.30 A. M. and 1.10 P. M.
Alnt DlDAYR.—l'adelpluit for Bethlehem at 8
M. •
trladelphia for Do lestown at It P.
ylestown for Phi .41elphia at 6.40 A. M.
thle_liem for Philadelphia at 6 P. M.
faro to Bethlehem— 41 eik)L . Fare to Mauch Chunk.ll6 ge
Fare to Easton— 160 Pare Wilkesbarre— 1 60
Through Tickets mnat procured at the Tioket
Oilloea, at WILLOW (Street , 9 , r BERM Street. In order
to secure the aboro rates of tare.
All Passenger Trains (exoept fttuadai Trains) connect
at - Berke (Street with Fifth and Bat t -iitreets, and
Second and Third-street' Passenger 3 .wroads, twenty
rainates after leaving Willow Ettreet.
nada (]LARK. Agent.
. . . ..
ARRANGE
. BEE_PITIif t PELLA,
W NO ON," 8.10..71M0R.,--PE ..RO.A.D.
' 'On le&gi after MOALOA r_., AP.IIIJ., /5,1861 y
• PAREENGER TRAINS LEAVE P.M.I...ADEIPEIA:
For Baltimore at 3.15 A. M., 11.16 A. M., ( ... .reve2).
and 10.60 P. AL - •
For Messier at 6.15 A.. M.. 11.15 A. M., 1.15 and 10.56 .
P. M
Fo . Ninlntlairten at, &II A t M.. 41.611 A. M.,1.11 and
10 P. Bt. -
or New Guam et 8.15 A. M. and 1.1.5 P. M.
ariNver c al 8.11 A. M. And 4.1.11 P. M.
i
Of mufortt at 8.11 A. M.
;'..' fr .1 4t i arlftl i PAILLAD
..:(.1 aIpIVISICTO at Lill A. M. ( raw), 1.0 A. 2.1..
' '''''- ilriliggindlon at LAO and &la A. M., LS and
11 : ._. „'
..., ton. sanabiry at 1.40 P. M.
/
.
" 1: .•
. v; to
°I :
r y aa d r a at d '
al
1 0
64
6 111P t9 .1 . Id iA. N . L ar d i Tie l l i ai lit • '
'l . ' '' a v i e e °ll- Bal g ra.m r o a ro t I ffr A aalli -2 4. tmui Ldn. an l4l7 d allOils""vrafil.Rall
read at 6.15 A.'bt. '
INJII4B FOR BALTIMORE:
vi nbestor at &gel A.M., 12.06 and 11.10 r.ht.
'Wilmington It I.M A. M., 12.36 P. M..' aad 11
41
1 „
err ltda, rpm aith s.i 'P ro ar oing enc : sr ear attaalod:.
-s amara Pl a rtobia for, Perryville and intarnedlata
- Owe at P.M
~...ULVO W lialztrion Ler Penrrille aid laterigediate
!Llat 7.15 P. M. •
17Tel Wand:fon for Philadelphia and Intermit
ago 14.aigis at 5 . if. . • ,
•• heave .Ravre, e-oraoe far Balt imore and intermedi
ate stations at 6 A.
Leave BaltlmoTe or ILsvre-.41e-Grass and interment
aqo atattone at IP.
. • `:,.='-' • •- - Ori -5111 1 1DATS:' '
-. MellaMenoind Sunday . , May 12, IMI, until further ra
tio°, 7970 TRAINS wilt rtuion 15unclarg,
• Leaving nuladolptiis for Baltimore an d Washin2ton
at 11.56 A. M. and 10.50 P.ld. and
Leaving Baltimore for r lollia at 1.65 A. M. and
466 P. M.
aril I. X. FELTOId. Preiddent.
Mg EVANS & WATSON'S •
- SALAMANDER SAFES.
.111_Arcs'
sea li r M i g i la firr '
ha ters varlirtr atria
Northern Centre'
Ratlroed.
eunbary and brie A. It
ON 1311NDAYS.
IWC 1 .
WWB4
GREAT WEST
AVCIION
SAL 118
N . F. PAM'. z ittr,OTIONENR, etto
• seam to B. Boo s t. Jr.. 43 i st.
SALE OF PARIS LACE POIDITS, BRAWLS, MAN
TILLAS. BORISOUS, Zco.
On Monday
Morning.
Jul,' Ito at 10 o'olpolc. wi lt be sold the balance of a
stook of a French importing house. consisting of fine
French lace nod alenrion points. Bornous Sointn,
shawls. lko., imported for the best city retail sales, and
sold singly to suit surohasere.
Nil" O. en for examination on Saturday. ISth lost._
FintNICSS, BRINLEY, & 00.,
So. GRP RKET ST REST.
PEiILIP FORD & 00., AIJOTIONIERB,
Igo. 430 MAR3O37 Street tad 501 mitirou el.
r7TV'i777r7r7r - IN - i'=4
• PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKB.—IVEAPIE & LEVY,
PRA et tAL AND THEQR.ETICAL. E.NOINEE_RI
MAC' NI STB. HOME R-51 AIC E RB, BLACKSM ITHR,
and MINDERS, ho.vitz, for man; years,
been in
successful operation, and bean delusively engated in
building and repairing Marine and River engines, high
and low preseure. Iron Basta, Water Tanks, Propellers,
&o.,reapeetfullr o ff er their services to the public
asbeinefully prepared to contract for Engines of all
sizes, Marine River, , and Stationary, hiving seta o
patterns of different sizes, are prepared to execute or
ders with quick 4psoatoll. Every description of Pattern
Making made at the shortest notice. High and 1.,0w
Pressufe, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinderßolters, of the
best Penneylvanta Charcoal rum Forelegs, of all sizes
and kinds ; Iron and Brame Mustier, of all descriptions;
R o il Turning, Borew Cutting. at all other work oon
nected with the above business.
Drawings and flpecifietitions for all work denoatt e lieir
establishment, free of charge, and work gnamantie
The subsoribeis have ample wharf - doe lr room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in percept safety.
and raising ovided with shears, blocks, tails, &0.,
for heavy or light weight!.
, COB C. NEAF/E,
JOHN P. LEVY,
jeil4-tf VEACH and PALMER. Streets.
I, VAUGHAN MERRICK, )0/111 X. COPE.
WILLIAM H. manumit, • ilarr-taY
QOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
1,7 FIFTH AND WASHINGTON ISTREETa.
PHILADELPHIA..
• MICILHICK It SONS,
_ENG INB RAS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture Risk and 1...0w • Pressure Steam Engines,
for laid, rite?, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasorketets, Tanks, Iron Boats, its; Out
ins of all kinds, eitlcet irtn or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Wotbs, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, &a
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the lateM and roost
improved eonstrnotion.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
ElC.•TTlA,aßgrZaftittil4ills. Vacanm • Pane. Open
Filter, Pumping Engines.
-
Dole Agents for rt. RillienVe Patent Sugar Moiling
Apparainsi_liesrnltles Patent Steam Kammer and As
pinwall wolsey Patent Centrifugal EingarDraining
Machine.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
8EA(.31 Street, Kennington. Philadelphia.-WIL
LIAM H. TIERS informs hie friends that, havine Qui
chased the ew ire stook of Patterns at the above Foun
dry, he to now prepared to racers orders for Hollink,
Grist, apil Castings , Soap. Chemical. and
Hofse Work, Gearing. Castings glide from Rever
beratory. dr CUpols Furnru?es, In dry or green sand, or
.
MElis iII AL.
II ROE. WOOD'S - •
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
awn
BLOOD RENOVATOR
.In precisely what its name Indicates, for, while
and
to the taste, it is revivifying, exhilarating,
and strengthening to the vital powers. • It also re
vivifies, teinetatse, and renews the blood in all t • ;
original purity, and thus reetores and renders is •
system invulnerable to attacks of digests.. Xt is the • j
only preparation ever offered to the world In • •
popular font, go as to be within the reach of al •
Se °Muni ally and skilfully combined as to beta • -
most powerfW tonic, and yet so perfeotly ads 1
as to act in perfect accordance rott,t the laws ..
tore,
and heats soothe the weakest. stomach,
tone up i
the digestive organs. and allay all nay , / . •
and other i rri gation. It is also perfectly exhilara- '
tine in its effects, and yet it is never followed by
lassitude or depression of spirits. It is composed •
entirety of vegetables, and those thoroughly coin- - 4
In ni Se p full y tenni and soothing properties, and 7i
consimuon lona never injure . Such a remedy has ,z,
long be enfe lt tt, VA a ddaderatian' in the medical
world, both by the thiirmighly dialled in medical •-•'
menet, and also by all who tiara euffered from de- ~..
bility ; for it needs no medical akin or knowledge -. 1 1
even to see that debility follows all attacks of dm- G
ease and lays the unguarded system open to the 0
attacks of many of the, most dangerous to which 1 41
poor humanity is constantly Liable. Such, for ex- „,
ample, as the lollowing i Consumption, Bronchitis, `"
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, 'Faint- ~,
nest, Nervous Irritability, Neuralgia, Palpitation "",_
of the Heart, • Melancholy, Hypochondria, Night l' ,
Sweate, Languor, Giddiness, and all that elites of 4 '—
. eases, so fearfully fatal if unattended w in urns, '2,
called Female Weaknesses and Irrdguarilied. Ablo, '''''
Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and Liver Com- 0
plaints, Diseases of the Kidneys, Scalding or fri• i'
• continence If the Urine or any general derange- „ s
ment of the Urinary °reline, Pain in the Back,Side, 0 .,
and between the Shonlden, 'predisposition to alight •'
Colds, Hacking and Continued Cough, Emaciation, t
• Difficulty in Breathing, and, nideea, we might enu
merate many more stil l , ba t we have s pace only to V
say, it will not only ours the debility follaring v ,
• Chills and Fever. but-prevent all attacks arising . ID
trom Miasmatic Influences, and cure tna inseams CI
- at once, if &tread,' attacked, and as it acts direotly ~
sad persistently upon th e biliary system, arousing .„ 3 ”
the Liver to action, promotifil, in fact, all, the ax- r
Iw th 42:"Q t .e h inr e t 315 31 4 ;3v ilil
follow-
infal
libly
d s M a I l i 1.71 ' .
4.s It prevents costiveness, strengthens the diem.- 01
ofsedentary habits: students, ministers, literary C
t
en ; and all ladies not accustomed to much out- 0
• etiigo vepcidl o rations
ipreventetenkoseh d h
ea
change
anyui ggedr
table-spoonfule hod t a f l ev e l
en
climateta s
a o ,
deleterious
ust the
sic
oae a y tnir
iind a l t
before
eating.
- tive organs, it should be in the hands of all perm° t
they 7iirtgl VITI - etill.VaLtlit, l LT:tic°ll`,i ,g
remedy against those ilia which rob them of their 7,
, beauty t' for beauty cannot exist without health, ~
and health cannot exist While the aboveirregnian- ..;,
- ties continue. Then, again, the Cordial is aperfect =
- Mother!. Relief. Taken a month or two before the _,'-'
- final trial, she will pus-the dreadful yenod with "--•
".. perfect ease and safety. There is no mistake about
~'
st, this Cordial is all ws elaimfor it. Mother.,, try 7
. it! And to you we appeal to detect the illness or X
• decline, not only of your daughters, balers it be too 'A
- late, but also yohr eons and husbands, for while
• the former, from false delicacy, often go down to
• a premature grave rather than let their condition
be lmown in time, the latter are often so mixed up
.pith the excitement of business that if it were net
fat yea they. tnti, would travel in the same down- .
ward path, until teas-late, to Arrest their fatal fall.
But the mother is shay* vigilant, and to you we
confidently appeal, • for 1.70 are NUTS rant never
failing- affection will unerringly point you to Prof.
Wood's Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator,
as the remedy which should be always on hand in
time °timed. 0..1. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broa
ds ay, New York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis,
Me. I and sold by all good Druggists; Price, One
Dollar per Bottle.
Id in this city by B. A. FATINESTOCK & CO.. Nos.
t and 9 North FIFTH Street; HASSARD & CO..
WELFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and DYOT27&
C 0.,• 232 North SECOND street.
colt-mwf d-rsvintrtf . . - , ,
ELLICIR PROPYLAmINB,
The Neill' Homer for
RHEUMATISM.
Dante' the past- year •bate introduced to the no
tine of the reediest proteseion of this country the Part
Cries=lima Carotids of Pro/orienting. ea a
• REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM;
and having reoeived from many "names, both from
pbyeicianaof the highest stand= and from p.abents, the
MOB 7 FLATTERING lErrunomias
of its real value to the treatment of this painful and
obstinate disease, we are induced topresent it to the
public in a form READY FOR IhINIELIATE UBE,
which we hope will oommend itself to. those who are
suffering with this afflicting oomplaint, and to the me
dical praetmouer who may feel disposed to test the
Wol .Lof tine valuable remedy.
ELI .F IR FROPYANLINE, in the form above apo
ke4 has recently been extensively experimented
with in Vie
PENDSYLVAHLt HOSPITAL,
and 'with AIARKE 1) 8 HCOTAllfrie will &Ringer from the
published iscoougts In the rue licel _vernal!,
Airlt is carefully put up rood, fora eimediate use,
'with full directions. and oan be obtained flom all the
druggists at TS cents per bottle, and at wholeenle of
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Drnggistaand Maxtufsotaring Chemists.
rill Molehill..
L InTIR FROM M.S. GEO. L. DROLL,
Agent for Di. SCHBNCK'S Idedioluos in Ididdlo-
Foy ra..
bkiVoLwrown. Dunobio Co., Ye., June 27, 1861,
DR , J. DL, SCHENCK, Phaadelphia, Pa. -
DEAR : •Illerewnh I send you u certificate of one
of our moat reaildctlible citizens, who hes oeen using
your medicines , and N now resldred to health. I think
ite uuolication would affect Aie miles in this neighbor
hood.- If you see proper to n. 63 it, do so. or direot me
to.
Mr. Ramie, is an old.reliable.well-respeeted• and in
fluential citizen. His word would not be doubted by
any, .one who knows turn, and at present is the Chief
!Airiest of th s town. Mr. Ramsey is himself a Food
advertisement, as he speak* for and rezoniateachr it
moth Irish ly than the certificate mentions.
YteSltralr, GEO. L. CROLL.
Minnzarro*ll Das - Phin Co., Pa., Jane 10,1251.
MR. GEO. L. CIW LL, Agent,
• Dims But.: In my amen.. Meese, whim - was from
iceglected cold on my breast and lanai: and which was
in a fair way of harrying me to - mY dram. I Was so
much &Rioted by the seventy of the couch that I could
not, lie down or obtain any rest, and nue oontinaed for
tot° weeks. When I heart( of Dr. Bobolink's hilmonits
add Boa- Weed Tonic. 1 immediately commenced •the
rise of thorn, and. after rising two or three bottles of
hytttp..l Doused a perceptible change. The oough was
mach earlier, and 1 eotild rest amok better. After using
tiro bottles of 'fatties and ten of tSyrnp, I have been re
stored to health. Whieh enablea me to say I have fail
onnfidsnee
its e ffi cacy if taken in time, and mootcor
(Bally recommend its use to the afflicted.
He eventfully 7 Ott.
lai E. J. RAMSEY.
RAILROAD LINES.
. _.
WEST OHESTX.R
RAILROAD TItAlPt 8 ' via
PRIYIVSYLVANIA 11 1. M
1d), leave depot, corner
FALRVENTR and 2I r. *ere, at WS A. M., 72
noon, 2 Al!. M. and 1 'P. .
On (Sunday; leave' Philadelphia et trp A. M., and
West Cheater at 41 1 . At; - " - . ' Jyr-tf
gfiliWOmis WEST muona
APO 211ILADELPRIA
lAILRQAD, _ _
VIA MEDIA.
I.S.UMMER AR1L6.140 MEET.
On and after MONDAY, June DID, the trains will
leave PIitILADEJ,DILA. from the Depot, 11,„ E. oornei
of EIORTEENTH and_MAREEM streets at 7.46 an
10.60 A L M. and 8, 4.1 a; ISM and TO P. 66,,_and wt
leave the elation' oorner-A •THIRTY-FIDET and
MARKET Streets', f West iladelpina.) at 8.06 and
10.46 A. M., and 3.15.8.0, 4.46. altd MD ,P.
- - • - SUNDAYS.
Leave PHIL M.
ADELPHIA at BA. M. and r. M.
Leave W EAU. CHEWER at 8 A M.. and a r.m..
Trains learns . Philadelphia-and West Cheater at 7.41
A, M. and 4.16 P. M. connect at Pennelton inch Trains
.the - PhiladelphiA and Baltimore-Central-Railroad
for Oxford and intermediate points.
HENRY WOOD,
.
my67-tf ' gAup_tml- Superintendent.
agiammin
. -VALLEYILAILGOAD—P4II-,
.DENUR TRAINS FOR DOWNINGTOWN AND In-
TRRIIIEDIATE ETAT C0N15.--Dzi and after Plow Kir,
MG, - the Paseenser Trains' - for -DOWNINGTOWN
will start from the new Passenger Depot -otthe Phila.
delphla and .. , .ReMina_Rsitroad Company; corner of
B&QAD and i:1.00WILIft! SUFI% (pararmair , en
trance on Callow:W.l
-MORNING Tr A VII for Downinstown Immo at Oa
•AIrIBIAOOII IKWit - lorraisiOnri Woo at
.
4110 P; 'P: _
RUM (Ironeloieeziosilted).
-k 'ords? of
dilthew Board of•Manacers *I sow rauowil
ia W and litoo
sup w. Y. Mouolusave yollionnary«.
Ar tis impror e •PlilLADELPH, LO., AND
ALRADIRG RAILROAD 00.,
Arse VIZ south gar& Street.)
- B.EAO ON . 'DEBTS.
On and after May L 1861, mason tiokets lOU bp timed
by Ws company for the periods of three, sit, num, and
twelve months, not transferable. -
Beason schoo l-teketa may also be had at 88 per oebt.
discount.
Theme tiqiiets Will be sold by the Trin Mo. Oar
South FOUR= Street, where any. further tformatfon
can he obtained , _F n RD, -
r.
azap. - :-reaimre
, KINOCRA. - :.1313T8.
2'.1103 . 4.1)W1LEA1r LIPEar
Ill atO Y 0 to Tamaqua Catatrimia, _NA
',-' WilkeattorreLSorantoaavilitmscul, jyji
vonors,..
i niru, tojt: tw
Mtwara trallo. otter, evel stroll Doled*,
Okisage, IL , trookori, and points silk anit
wait
ki.
r trains will leave tko now Depot of the P
larlasnd Dor
SILL eing tz it4
i t z e tt o r rgio l l i tle a t!
low lull street') Attar (Dandais azeoptioth fir Mote
ta irif i kxYllw _ _
' -
Mil l RAY ■ lr wax ----Ate P. nt. _
- Iflio Ar.lll. train /onuses' at Airport% for Willow
harm_ Mon k So_ nato_ Ink oll ik otarni ;on ••
ALUM* ANAL Ann ewomzee e -A l 0
-- irks above trains maks direct oon.laciria at
with th• trains of Um Row York and -10, Na l=
and sigitcas , Fojie, and Borsht, Itew York and &the, and
Aro York Control Aailrooas, non all, points North and
'Wert. and the OinpAse. ' ,
Be•cocookskal to W.: Ban* Said iipipinvilen
. &Ike, ond tAtAna to point& -
rots Lan to Intoned at the Ykiladelphia ant pa
yadiroakorr a it "ticket Ogloo. northwest orator of
$ TIL azkd , o l7lo. l ttforltvald at t.l4 m isoensor
Repotir a rBlB -, ~ . zr4,7 CAL WA rt. 4,
igrz tko Phi l. - P AND
and litiollng Depot, read
an•
hill Etre t I (Bandaca . ezeilptict), for aft
points West At Fr!rut, &tsp. m.
Freight. IttUt - Ml4Nhenid NOW. I r. at. to hoar*
thou m .. 0,,,, : .
tria t. motion . D'rolikt ,DOttrit.
1 I f 4 1 .4 3 4 I 41 ' ' • -
- .. ~., ...„......: I r y ; Agent;
IlMot eener IliXTAssil Inks
MTHOMAS tt SONS, -.
• Nag 139 and
Street I.4l_sonth FOUR?
(Formerly (Formerly nos. 07 and NU •
.___________
kUSLIC ait vet READ ESTATE AND E r ..,„,
At: THE EACHANCIE tVERY TUEsDAy.-,Tra
o'clock. noon, danng the bueinees season. In 1,4% 4
Autilat,only oiscastimel tales.
c , l
REAL ESTAT a m ou n tßl. isAtt,
or• We have a large of r eel at
I Sri.
gale. inokidirtg every description 'of aity and _tlr
property. Printed lista may tie had at the ttugti a - vwnef
Sale No. 110 Chestnut Street.
SUPERIOR FUANITURI4, P 1 ANU, ?op,
CARYETA, Ito. :dia.
^.
This Moynioa •
l i t h inst., at 10 o'clock. at N 0.1141 Cheatnat
the antierfor furniture. piario- forte by Gabs k C o.,
theFfenah_eate pier mirror, linmeela carpets. Ap . ' 640
r'/day be examined at S iroloet on toe mo t aisle.
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Pale at Nos.lS9 and 10 lonth Fourth en. ett.
tS FANtre ITU F ft.trEtH• PL A T } ,
110111 1 . PLANO-FORTE-I. Bala Apo
BRUSSELS AND OTHER. r 1 A11.1%713, . 1 146.
On ThtundaT Morning. •
At 9 o'clock. at the Auction htore. an
excellent eecond-hand furniture, elenent""yl,,„„ ,ett
oC
fine mirrors, cantata. beds and beddint,11•:4,,,„,—.7
bee declining housekeeping, removed to the e — u' e l l
convenience of VIAL
MOSES NATHANS, AIIOTIoNEg,
AND COMMISIION MERCHAIia".
corner of SIXTR and RACE Streets. .40114.1
AT PRIVATE BALE.
AT PRICER TO SUIT ?BE TIMER,
The following articles will be sold for Lem pp,
the visnal selling Price
Pine gold hunting cue, double-rose Oirdld
, and
torn English patent lever watches, of the m.? .
and best makers ; fine gold double-time r nthvilrM
lover watches ; . indepenalent- seconds lever i ts ,Vdt
flue sold hunt ing-cage and open-face emapeineal7:::
and lepine watolms; horizontal and duplex its
silver huntine-case, double-case, and dealaev.
Englieh patent lovor. eimaperneut lever, aid fw erd
watches, o! the most approved and beat make., ° fti
tile- case and open-face silver watches; silver '"""-
ailver suartier and single - Dane watcher - _ ati3 e ,
neck, Mb, and guard chains ;
. dpup e pd e ,
bresat-pinei seta of fi ne gold jewelry ; Ko la t4M4 eitoi
ear-Tinge. Diapor-ringe, braoelets, peat } l. tics.
and jewelry of every description; sue;,
justrements, piano-fortes, and omelet, me. frau"'d,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money advanuad hberallr for ally length m .
watches,,yon, on gold and'eov m u s i cale ' Jewell,. fOwllng-r sous, insrcir„°'
dry goods, olottOng, grooar.es, bftrdware catleriV"
Mture Kafue,'
k,eddiag. Nuoy articles, and on all art).8;14.4,-
CONDIGNMENLN AND CUT-DOOR aura
LICIT ED.
Liberal club advances made on all molts
for sale. remelt , attention riven to all mot-door "'
PI'IM'ATRI; H it BROS., 200 0 .
• TIONE LI Ra,604. CHUMP( r above kin,
EIAC,EB EVERY EVENING.
At I
o'elock. of books, stationer, ' sad Nu,
wmahaa, Jewelty• Cooks. silver-platea ware, ei g s6:
paintings wiusical ins. rnments. &a.
Abso,ll6tery, city goods, boots and 'hogs, li d
chandiee o f every description. set-
DAY NAL NIS every Monday . Wednesday , 1 11 4 y -
day, at id o'clock .
PRIVATE SALES.
it tartrate Bala. several large oonsigaMenls Ovate,.
and Jewelry. books, stationery, silver-pitted vi re
tory, fancy goods, &a.. to which is solicited
tion at oiry and country merchant," and °mem whit
Consignments solicited for all kinds of met
for either public or private sales w.
,
Liperal cash advances made on oottingwetti,
Out-door sales promptly attended to
BIPMESS COMPAIIIIOi
•
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c0.,024.320 CHEBrlttrf th" .
fisrmirds Is. Peakaser. Karettanao; 3saklica,
la d Xpeois. sinter br as /11'4 . . ' 1111180. 2
with slier Expross t ". 15 1431, 4 .7, t. VI lie •• vit.*,
...11r/Ur Sad st.t. ,- • .f amtua
r /4 • N,
billr
WEEKLY OOMMITRICILTION
BY STEAK BETWEIN ttßor you
A it,IYERPOOL, (MUMS at O.D.r.ENSTrugo
land,) to land and embark paseeuters aud detpaß`aa
The Liverpool, New York, add Philadelphia
04, Company,. splendid Clyde-Writ iron sore, row.
ships, are interims to sail as follows
FROM NEW YORK
l't FORsaLt.l7dEsyl,l4ooLio
A.
KnriBITICGH Saturday, NI a
OITY OF WASHINGTON, Eaturdar. fo!)
Ana evert Satarcar taroarbott th e 'ear, Irani Pita
No. 44 rt S.
Ifit_TES OF PASSAGE
THROUGH FrIONI. PHILADELPHIA.
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liveroogd.—
Do. to London, Ina
Steerage to Queenstown, or LivorpooL---__ o
Do. to London. ---, __
Do. Returntickets , available for six mouth.
from Laverpooi., _
• Passengers forwarded to Bav:e, Pan,, Stater*,
!J3remen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Gmtificates of peerage issued from Liverpool is )Itv
York___...__ to
c er tifi oo g eo of plumage Mandl from itueeastown
- New York- - to
These steamers have trtiperior aocommodatiou
peesengeill, are ooastruoted with watertitht Clompirt.
III41:411, 11,42 d. carry experienced Surgeons.
• • For fret s lit. or passagewt at the aloe of the Cos-
NIIT.
Li G. DALE_, Lust,
111 W tamest Philadelytut
is Liverpool, to W
Towtl. INMAN,
er Blikle
ta Glasgow, to WMI, ROLM n.
IS Dixon uric.
TIM BRITISH AND NOIMI
ANIEBEICAX .ROYAi MAIN Ma-
77.01 K 01110 , YOll.l 70 irosisosi.
Chief Cabin —SD)
Second Cabin Passage--. —_. 7S
770 st bon? 70 AWS:ssool...
Thief Cabin Passage,
Second Ca bin Nan g
The ships fr om vow York gall at Cork Harter.
The slope root Boston call at Halifax and Cork Iv
bor.
ESSIA, Capt. J tidbits. it_FIICA, Capt. Shame.
ARABIA, Calt.f. Mons. CANADA, Capt. J. Lets&
ASIA. Capt. E. 61. Lott. AMERICA, Capt. Hock et.
BTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, (Apt Roots
Quit, Cook. EUROPA, Capt. Andersen
SCOTIA, [now bolding.)
These Yesaels carry a clear white Eat at moat-heel;
green on starboard bow red an Dort now.
AFRICA, Shannon. teases N. York. Weduesdsy, fitly 1.
lIROPA, Anderson, " Boston. Wednesday, July It.
PERIM A. ham, " N. York, Wednesday, July 17.
CANADA. Moodie, " Boston. Wednesday. July IL
ASIA, Lott, " ?I. York, Wedneeday.Julr
ARABIA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Any. 7.
Berths not scoured until paid for.
An experienced Sargeoo on board.
The owners of these ships will not be aoogiatablis for
Told, Stluer, Bullion, Boole, Jewelry, Freewill drones
or Metals, onleer bills or lading are siemed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expremd. For fret or
ratszsce.aPPl7 is X. CUM
At
t Rowans Greet, Ns, sit.
"THE PRESS"
BOOK
AND
JOB PRINTING
E S T ABLISHMENT
NO. 417
CHESTNUT STREET
.F` II I L RDELPIII2
The attention of the Bnsiness Commas i
ts respectfully invited to the New Book and
Job Printing Office of el TEE Pats," whicl
baa been fitted up with Now Material, in the
most complete manner, and is now prePo l
to execute, in a satisfactory style, oven' ''
net Of Printing,;
BOOR'S,
- PAMPHLETS,
CARDS,
CHECKS,.
NOTES,
DRAFTS ,
RECEIPTS'
BILLS OF LADING ,
B yAD
BILL S,
T.ETTER HEADINGS.
PAPER 'BOOKS,
CERTIFICATES ,
DFEDS,
BONDS,
MORTG-Aot-"."'
B4LL - TICKETS aND PROGR.OI.6-5
POSTERE.
RAND BILLS.
pROGRAMM ES ' .1,68E /A `
,
- - Dxuv
ETC.. _„
•
Gold, Bronze, and Colored Pon •lig E se.
ented in a Sititerlor Manner.
MERCH4NTS, MANLIF4CTUREBS, "19.
CgANICS, LaIWYERS, 3UCTIO.Y.
BERS, PUBLIC OFFICB.RS*,
B.IIIVKS, RBILRO.ID
AND INSULOGE
COMPsliviES,
Will be supplied with any deectirlw-0
Plintb3B 1.150111345 t short notice sod
d /041
moot
CIRCULA RS,