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NEWSPAPER FACTS AND OPINIONS.
INTIIRIBTING FROIf ALAB6IIA
The Chicago .Tourriat of a recant data says:
Mr. II Savage, formerly of Del &van, Wairrortb
county, Wisconsin, who has just returned from
Mobile, Alabama, whither he went as an agent for
the sale of a shingle•rnnobine, and who has bad
six years of experience in the South, gives us the
following budget of facto:
lle says i from w
he ut
South,terly im no o rthward, pssible for
unless he
a OM 20
come away t
oan snow:led in getting a permit from the Governor
of the State, whieh is no easy matter. Mr. Savage
trucetteded in getting away (after receiving two
bullet shots from an officer for refusing to g bind
himself to serve for three years in the rebel army)
by being secreted on board a boat whose captain
felt Interested in him. The passengers on the 13oat
were examined at several plums along the river,
bat he was "stowed away" so that they did not
discover him•
Ac Mobile, a war meeting was held recently, at
which about 2,500 parsons wore present. Speeohes
in favor of the war were made by several bluster
ing lawyers; among them were W. Spear, J If.
Taylor, B. Sprague, and R. Kelsey. A wealthy
merchant, brother of J. 11. Taylor, who made a
war speech on this octillion, had been shot dead
behind his own counter on account of his Union
sentiments, and nothing was done about it. At
the meeting above referred to, three gray-headed
men /moire against the Seoesston movement One
of these old gentlemen said he was from Louisi
ana—was opposed to the movement from the first.
Be said the South can never conquer the North.
"You are fighting your bread out of your own
mouths," he said; "you are seeing hard times
already, but It is only a. foretaste of what is to
oome.' ile added: "A peok of hot-headed law
yers and politioiana have well nigh ruined the
country. More than half of the planters of my
State are opposed to this war. The Cotton States
oan't live three months unless they get provisions
from the North. • Already bands of poor men of
**vend hundreds in each party are prowling about
the eountry, taking everything they can lay their
hands upon, to prevent themselves and families
from starving, and there is no power to stop them.
I have not got provisions to last my one hundred
negroes one month, and tell me where I am to get
more?" The other two old men spoke with equal
earnestness and in a similar strain, and the
audience looked orest-fallen after the old men
spoke. Bad such a apeeoh been mado by a North
ern born man, be would have boon shot on the
spot.
Mr. Savage says only a few days before be left
Mobile, he saw a company of from 800 to 800 men,
many of whom he well knew, parading the streets
with a banner, on which was printed "Bread or
Blood !" and they emptied the baker shops of the
city, and none moleated them. Afterward, a meet
ing of eitisena was held on the subject of providing
for the suffering poor. The meeting quarrelled
nearly all night and finally broke up in a row,
without accomplishing anything.
Be says on the boat on which he came up the
river he saw thirty Germans, with their families,
from Texas, emigrating northward. The men
having no "passel,". were compelled to go on
shore—furnished with guns, and impressed into
the rebel army. Their families were mercilessly
sent up the river, to shift for themselves as beat
they could.
Mr. Savage says the general impression In Mo
bile is, that they can never beat the North, but
they say, " We must now make the bast show we
can, and scare the North into submission." Others,
who are of French desoent—of whom there are
many—encourage themselves with the belief that
Trappe will come to their help.
Aooording to. Mr. Savege'a meant, theroondi•
Oen of affairs is rapidly becoming desperate in
those States. The terrorism which has bean than
snrated by the demagogues who got up the Sears
atOrt movement, has unsettled everything in the
Way of business. Neither life nor property is safe,
and famine is beginning to stalk all over the land.
It is evident that agle things cannot last long
The reaction boa already begun. The• question
will soon he gederally asked : Shall we fellow these
leaders of odrs Into war, bankruptcy, and starva
tion, or go book to the old Union, and live and
prosper as formerly? There ere loy, be a
revolution against the revolutiontatc.
♦ RAP AT BISISOP POLK
A despatch received here announces the appoint
ment of Bishop Polk, of Louisiana, to the office.of
Major General of the Provisional army in the de
partment of Mississippi and Red river. Mould
the worthy bishop accept, he will be doing credit
to his patriotism at the expense of his wisdom.
The appointment is a bad one, in the drat place,
because while the country abounds in men who
have been educated to the profession of arms, it is
anything but just to apt them aside for the eleva
tion of men who must necessarily be ignorant of
the duties to which they are called. Nineteen
twentieths of the failures of life arise from putting
men in plaoea for which they are not qualified, and
we have AO cause to suppose there are reasons
that should make the case of the Louisiana
bishop an exception to the rule.
And spin : can be, with jostles to the heavenly
cause to which he has consecrated his life, aban
don hie diocese and go into the camp ? Is the devil
less busy than he is wont to be, that the watchman
on the tower of Zion can safely relax hie vigilance
and abandon his pout!
In justice to men far better qualified than him
self, as well as to the cause whose interests are
too sacred to be jeoparded upon contingencies of
UllOl7OOO and inexperience, we do hope that
Bishop Polk will decline the officio, If, Indeed, it
has really been tendered.—Savannah Rep:this
can.
CONYISCATION IN ARKANBLN
The Helena (Ark.) Shield, referring to the pro
ceedings of the late state Convention of that State,
says :
" The Convention passed an ordinanoe confis
cating debts duo persons residing in the non
slaveholding States of the 'United States by per
sons in this State, and also the personal property
belonging to snob persona in this State on the 6th
of May, HR. All moneys collected by persona in
this State for persona residing in any one
of the non elaveholding States of the United
States are likewise confiscated to this State.
By the provisions of this ordinance it is
made the duty of persons owing such debts
to report them, under oath, to the auditor
of public Monate within sixty days from the
passage of the ordioanoe. Failing to do this,
or making a false report, they are subject to a
heavy pecuniary line and imprisonment in the peni
tentiary. Persons throughout the State are re
quired to give information of delinquencies, and
„ledges are required to give the matter specially in,
charge to grand juries at each term of the Circuit
Court."
KNOXVILLE vain
&mention may have been a great biassing to some
of the towns in the Cotton States, but it has been
the ruin of this place. It has destroyed business
of every kind, reduced the price of real estate
fully one half, and thrown almost every laboring
man out of employ. If any one of the meohanics
of this Owe has a job on hand, or one in prospect,
we have not heard of the mute. The sound of the
hammer or the saw Is not heard. DO eand and
limo are needed by brioklayers, and but little lum
ber of any kind is worked up by carpenters and
cabinetmakers. Day laborers find no employment,
and but for the making up of clothes, tent-cloths,
and utensils for the troops, and the furnishing them
with provisions there would ,be a dead calm here.
—Knoxville Wig. '
310E1 TRAITOR ACOESSZONS TO TUE REBELS
The New Means Picayune of the 2d says :
Major H. If. Sibley arrived here on Saturday
last trom Fort Union, New Mexico, having re
signed ale commission in the United States army.
Major Sibley served throughout the war with
Mexico, as captain of the Lieoond Dragoons,
and
was severely wounded at Madelin, near Vera
Ores, for which he was brevetted major.
We learn from Major Sibley that a number of
Moen of the three regiments now serving in New
Mexico have already left with their families, and
others are only awaiting an opportunity to leave,
and make their way through Texas the only
route now left open to them, the United States
Government having abut down upon them in the
way of transportation, and they are wholly de.
pendent upon the assistance of Texas. The United
States forces are being utterly disorganised, from
the thick of officers, and must eventually disband,
at it is doubtful whether the Lincoln Government
can ettooetusfully withdraw them.
Mr. Otero, late delegate to the United States
Congress, woe canvassing the Territory as a Seces
sion candidate to represent the •people in the Con
federate Congress.
Major bibley, since his arrival here, has already
been offered the command of one of our volunteer
regiments.
• PROX CIitARLISTON. , •
The Charleston Courier of July Sd has this para
graph :
" Some talk was oreated on the wharves and
atroeta on Tuesday morning, by the appearance off
the bar at an early hour of a Bailing-ship, which,
from her movements, it was generally supposed was
trying to run the blockade. The steam-tender of
the fleet was shortly observed in chase of the stran
ger, and it was not long before she was overhauled
and brought to, and was then taken off to the flag
ship Wabash. She was a light ship, and probably
in ballast; and from all wo can learn in reference
to her appearance, as seen by those neared the
Spot, she was probably the Spanish ship Plus Ultra,
now dne here from Barcelona, and whit% the fleet
have orders to send to New York. She was at one
time quite near the bar, and had her captain been
well acquainted, and so disposed, she might have
been anchored in a position where she could have
been protected by the guns of Fort Jidoultrie, and
Safe from interference."
The following mysterious announcement is made
by the same paper :
"A model of a plan offered by a citizen of
Charleston for the benefit of a hostile vessel may
be seen in the Courier office.
"We have ample sources at our command for
paying troublesome attentions to the blockaders,
and even to capturing their vessels singly.
" We should, at alt events, be diligent in prac
tising for many reasons, and we trust some efficient
and authoritative impulse and direction will be
given to the earnest wishes or. many citizens.
" Ken, money, and materials will be torthooming
on a proper call."
BAILING 07 .THE C. IL STEAMER AIIIITER
The New Orleans Ptcartne, of the 4th, says:
The first vessel of our little navy, the C. B. steam
er.of.war Sumter, sailed on Saturday last on a
cruise, having run the paper blockade of Litioola.
Abolition war steamers off the mouth of the Mha
sissippl. As she has now made a good offing, and
is far out on the ocean wave, we hope to soon hear
of some dashing exploits in the way of capture..
She has a plaited crew, and her commander 'ls
known to be a most brave and chivalrous sailor,
and he has under him a moat gallant set of officers.
-The following Is the list :
Commander, Raph ae l s emmes;
Lieutenants,
,Ijohn M. Sens, P.. B. Chapman, 19. E. Evans, J.
M: 'Stribling; Paymaster, Henry Myers ; Passed
Assistant Burgeon, Franols L. Galt ; Lieutenant of
marines, Becket IL Howell ; Midshipmen, Riohard
B. Armstrong, Wm. A. iiitke, A. G. Hudgins, J.
D. WilsonL Gunner, Thomas C. Cuddy; Sail.
maker, M. P. Beaufort ; Bogtzieers-Ist Assistant,
acting as able?, Mlles J. Freeman ; 21 Assistant,
W: P. Brooke; 31 Aulatanta, Matthew O'Brien
and Simeon W. Cummings, and a crew of sixty.
five men and twenty.five marines.
In the "Talk on 'Change" the New Orleans
Crescent, of July 3, says :
" There are frequent inquiries about the first
- "Men - of-war of the Confederate States, the Sum.
~ter... Where has she gone to 1.1 the oft-repeated in
./Wy. It will not be wise or prudent to talk of
•Viii movements of our navy. All we know fa that
jabs :,,Surater lies gone somewhere,' so has the
famous Itt,"lpier . Yankee, now Jackson. As for the
iiitposed bi llion of the seashore; the - lakes and:
k roe i orr e, the enemy are well posted up Theyi
know ;.. Tl7 . reakdirot, knd can pounce on us at
arifisionient:' )W t can one hundred men do at
Prootorville, without field pieces, against three or
four
rts filled with troops, covered, of
eourse t =avilY armed steamers? Some of our
p re t e nded wipe folio may ridicule the lauding of
, ank be
lt is thought that no more troop. ought
t Prootorville, or on the shell
lON. Ml army
• low there .
to leave the State."
GENERAL, NEWS.
Ir 18 rarely that we read of a more narrow
escape than the mother of Mr. Gresham made
during the late attack of the Lincolnites at Oar
ter's oreek. The old lady is bedridden, and was
lying on her bed when a cannon ball pasted through
her room, attack the head of the bedstead, and
passed on between the sacking and mattress, and
raised her up off her bed without doing her any
injury. She was then moved to another room,
which was attached to the rear, portion of the
larger house, and In a few momenta a bombshell
passed through the apartment and exploded,
striking the chair which sbe was sitting in.without
doing the leant harm.— Virgrrira herald.
THE CONFEDERATE LOAN.—Thllaer this cap
tion, the Southern papers are advertising for meet
ings in counties, towns, and civil districts, to pro
cure loans of prod's°e to the Confederate Govern
ment. They can't get their money loans taken,
and they are now striking for produce, snob' ascot
ton, corn, wheat, and whatever they can nee or
turn into money, at a saorillee or otherwise. And
yet, says the Knoxville Whig, without money or
credit, we find this bogus Government threaten
ieg to exterminate the Government of the United
States!
DEFENOE or CANADA.—The Montreal (Can.)
Gazette says the Citadel of Qaebeo is being ra
pidly placed in an efficient condition of defence.
During last week 7,000 barrels of gunpowder were
landed at the ordnance wharf, a number "of fur
naces for heating abot, and furnaces for supplying
shell with molten iron. New works aro also in
process of construction. Among the purchases
made here ,recently for the purpose were two
thousand short lengths of chain, probably for gun
carriages.
THE first order issued by Speaker Grow,
upon taking possession of the splendid room as
signed to him, was that the •doorkeeper should re
move the marble bust of the traitor, ex Speaker
Orr, from the bracket where it was placed by the
consent of Orr, and that the fine marble bast of
John Quinoy Adams, that formerly occupied a
niche in the old Representatives' Hall, be substi
tuted. The order was executed on Thursday. The
original subscribers to Orr'a bust oan undoubtedly
have the game by calling for it, the present owners
haying no nee for it.
CrtAvxw, the new commandant of the
Chesapeake flotilla, has reported for duty at Wash
ington. Henceforth tke flag will be hoisted on the
Lays Yankee, instead of the Freeborn. The for
mer it lying off the Washington yard, waiting
orders. Captain Craven is an officer whose equa
nimity would not be disturbed if the Yankee were
a sheet of flame. The gun-boat Cambruks took
on board at Washington, on Tuesday, a heavy
armament of 24 and 32. pound gone.
STILL ANOTHER. TENNESSEE OMR/a/E.—The
County Court of Davidson, Tenn , had a minion at
Nashville on the first Monday of the present
month, and then and there formally deolared the
repudiation of alt such of the Davidson county
'bonds as are held by citizens of Kentucky, whe
ther Union men or Secessionists. Some of the
members of the court, we learn, made very strong
apeeohes on the ocoasion, denouncing Kentucky as
worse than Massaohu.etta or Vermont.
Tim War Department has been informed
that the l'iewport (my.) barracks are not large
enough to swoomunedate the 3,000 troops ordered
there. It is thought additional quarters will be
erected. Lieut. 001. Burbank, of the United States
First Foot, wholes been in command at Newport
for over a year, has been ordered by aim. Scott to
repair at once to Jefferson Barraolta, Mo., where
instructions as to his future movements will be
found. The colonel is a Vermont man.
KOSSUTH has given up his English residence.
He has resolved not to carry any farther his re
sistance in the Hungarian-note ease. The trans
action cost him £lO,OOO of which £B,OOO represents
the value ,of the beautifully-engraved notes now
to be reduced to pulp. 'Kossuth is very much de
pressed by the results of his reoent efforts!, and, in
deed, by the general fruits of his residence in
Loudon, sod has taken a villa on Lake Como.
THE famous revolutionist, Blanqui, who was
arrested in Paris some weeks ago, together with
several other persons of the tame politioal faith,
for conapiraoy against the Government, has mat
been condemned to four years imprisonment, five
hundred franca fine, and five yeara interdiction of
civil rights. Blanqui corn menoed conspiring under
Lonia Philippe.
ME treatment of persons poisoned has
hitherto been that of a chemical decomposition of
the poisonous substances. It is now proposed to
correct their effects by another method—that of
administering poisons of a depressing character to
cosinteraet those of an exciting one. This is the
new Italian practice. Thus laudanum has been
neutralized by belladonna.
Ix is conceded by everybody that the wheat
orop just reaped is the finest in quantity and,quality
ever made in this State. It is believed that enough
wheat has been made this season to supply the
wants of the State fer two years. The oat orop is
also most abundant, and thaprospeot of a line corn
crop unmistakably good.—R aleigh (Pt. C.) State
Journal.
THE grain harvest has commenced in this
oounty. The yield will be =usually large, and
the quality as good as ever fell before Wahl°, ora
dle, or reaper. We otantranalate our farmers upon
their good fortune.—/i/oomfisld (Parry connty),
paper.
•
Cowart TRAVIS, the great pietol•ahot; who
offend to perform William Toll's feat with a
pistol, is at presentengaged In giving lessons In
the we of that weapon to the ladies of Vioksbnrg,
Miss.
A SOUTHERN paper says th at East Tennessee
was never anything more than the tail of Tennes
see. If that is the case, perhaps Tennessee's tail
is long enough to give her head and ehouldere a
good switching —Prentice. •
THE authorities of the port of Matamoros
manifest the most accommodating disposition in
regard to commercial matters. Our steamers are
allowed to enter and leave the port without clear
anon papers or any other formality.
SPEED OP CONSTR.—The comet of Februa
ry, 1943, moved half round the sun in ten and
half hours, with a velocity of 1,300,000 miles per
hour—about eighty times faster than Prof. Morse
can despatch his lightning.
HZuwaar silky( ire THE Ruin,—Wilkes'
Sprit ofthe Tomes says that a match is likely to
be made up between Heenan and Mace, wh6 now
holds the belt of England, having conquered Hurst
in a late fight.
PA.REON BnOwirLOw's PAPER has been de.
signated by the State Department to publish the
laws of Congress to be passed at the present ses
sion.
A ROYAL DECREE admits cotton at much
lower duties into Spain, from September next to
January, 1882.
s•
Tait GoLumens (Texas) Citizen says that
General Sam lioustonis acting as a private in an
organised company in Harris county.
HOWELL Cosa is organizing a regiment in
Georgia for. the Confederate army.
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COMPANIES,
OFFICIAL
ANTHRACITE COAL FOR THE NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1111REIM OF COMlTlttrerrolt. t ,
Eorrimezrer, AND ft HpAlllB, July 6.1861.
healed proposals for furnishing anthracite coal for
the Navy. to to delivered during the fiscal year endr4
90th June, 1862. will be received at this Bureau wall 4
o'clock. the 6.lldat of. August, 1861.
These proposals must be endorsed. "Proposals for
Anthracite Coal," that they may be distinguished from
other business letters.
The Mier must be for the delivery of 30.000 tons, of
2.240 Ins.; and. if an additional quantity of 50.000 tons
is demanded. it is to be furnished on like terms and con
ditions.
The coal must be of the best Book Mountain, or Blank
Beath, or of a kind equal to them in all respects for
the purpose intended, which equality will be deter
mined by a board appointed by the Secretary of the
Navy, after the reception of the bids.
The name of the coal proposed to be furnished must
be stated in the offer. .
It is to he delivered in lumps of suitable size for na
val steamers—clean ; of uniform quality ; selected free
from impurities ; unmixed, of whioh toe oontraotor
will be require d to furnish such evidenee as will be
satisfaotory ; and be subject to such inspection. as to
quality and quantity. as the Department may direct,
The coal must ! in all respects, be satisfactory to tee
inspector, or inspectors, to be appointed by the De
partment, who will have the right of peremptory re
3eotinn.
The coal is to be delivered on board \teasels at such
place in the ported' Philadelphia na may be designated
by the Department. and in such quantities and at each
tunes as, In the opinion ot the Department, the lexicon
cues of the service may require; conimencins When the
vessel is reported ready to receive cargo, furnishing,
when required, not lees than 400 tons per day, to tie dis
tributed to each vessel, as may be directed, until the
loading is °completed. - . .
Proposals will likewise be received for the delivery of
fifteen thousand OHM more or legs. as the Department
may demand, of the same quality, under the same terms
and conditions. in the port or New York.
ID ,the case of failure to deliver the coal of a Droner
quality and at the proper time and Owe, the Depart
ment will reserve in the contract the right to purchase
forthwith. at the contractor's risk anti expense, toat
Whioh may be necessary to supply the defiotellert
Any demurrage or other charge to welch the Navy
Department may be subjected from delay in the prompt
delivery of the coal by the contractor will he deducted
from their bills.
• .. • .
The price must be for the coal delivered on board
vessels, stating the price if delivered on board at Rich
mond. and that if delivered on board at any other place
in the port, on the terms and conditions above stated,
at the onntractor's risk and expense, and without extra
charge of any kind.
Tits OW, as required by lair, must he accompanied
by a written guarantee. signed it one or more responst ,
Me persons to the effect that they undertake that the
bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted;
enter into obligation in such time as may be preeoribed
1 / 1 the eeoretary of the Navy. with goad aria sufficient
sureties. to furnish the inipplies proposed.
Noi proposition will be considered unless accompa
nied by such guarantee. .
Ti or more sureties, in a sum equal to the amount
spec ed to be paid. will be required to sign the non
trim, and their responsibility will be certified by it
United States distinct ice's's. Unireet Slates district
agroreelf, co/infer. or navy agent.
As additional and collateral meaurlty. twenty per cent
will be withheld from the amount of all payments, not
-to be paid exoept by authority - of the Secretary of the
.riaVy, until the contract shall have been in all respects
complied with ; and the remaining etghty per pent. or
other amount that may be dine on anon bill, will. when
a proper certificate is .furntehed hy the inspector, end
the bill approved by the Navy Department, be paid by
such navy agents as the controotor clay name, within
thirte days after its presentation to him.
It:will be stipulated in'the contract that if default be
made in delivering the coal. of the quality and at the
place and time. dtrocted by the Department. then. and
in that ease. the contractor and his sureties will terfeit
and pay to the United States, as liquideved damages, a
sum of money not exceeding twice the contract price,
which may be recovered from time to time, according
to the not or ants of Congress in that case provided. .
Bidders whoseproposals shall be ace epted. and none
other, will be notified. and as early.as practicable a oOtt
tmot mill be transmitted to them, which they will be
required to execute within ton days after its receipt at
the post of f ice or navy.agency named by them.
The form of offer, guarantee, and certificate is here
with given :
FORM OF OFFER.
11 or we) of ,State of .hereby agree
to furnish and deliver thousand tons of --
Anthracite Coal for steamer's use. at the rate of
per ton cif 2219 potmds, amounting to
and the additional geantity.if,deentoded ; the whole in
oonfornotty with the provisions and terms of the adver
tisement of the 9th July. MI, from the Navy Depart
me e t and hereto appended
fintteln my (or our) offer or bid be accepted, I (or we)
request to be informed at —, and that the con
tract may be forwarded to —. for signatures and
oertificate.
(Flute.) (Signed) A. B.
(Date.)
FORM OF qu n RANTER.
We, the undersigned, residents of ,in the -
State of---, and . of in the
State ot hereby jointly and severally cove
nant with the Unit ed States and guarantee that in case
the foregoing bid of -- be accepted, -
will,
within ten days after the receipt of the contract
at execute the same, with said and Inal
oient sureties --. .
for the delivery of the anthracite coal
proposed in oomoliopcie with the. terms of the silver
tisemept of the 9th July. Mi, hereto appended and un
der,whtell it was made ; and in Case the said
snal fail to enter into the contraciaforesaid, we guaran
tee to make good the difference between the offer of the
said and that which mar be aooepted.
Witness: (Signed) C. D,
(Place./ E. F.
(Date.)
I hereby eertify that, to the best of my knowledge and
belief. the abore-nam.d guarantors
are good and ear:went.
• (Signature./ G.s.
To be signed by the United titatee District Jaime.
United State' District Attorney, Colleotor, or Navy
Agent. , : jyU:4t
NAVY SUPPLIES-1861-62.
:NAVY DEPAIIThiItitT,
BURIIA.II O 3 YROVISiOIIs AND 01.0rititta,
• June Z. Intl •
13 EPA RATill PR OPOSALI3.• tussled and endorsed
"Proposal' for Navy Supplies." w.il be received at
this Bureau until 9 o'clock on WEDN V.81)10 ,
the Stth day, of July next, for ,furniehing and delivering
reeeiving ten days' notice, except for biamiit. for
which live days' uotioe shall be given for every twenty
thousand pounds , requires) at the United States tic
yard, Yhtladelphin. 1•11.. Utah quantities may 01 the,
following articles as maT be renuirad7or- ordered from
the °animators by the chief of •thiir_bnrean, or by the
commending officer of The emdineyY-yritd, during the
decal year ending June 30,1865,
Buena, flour, rice, dried apples, Pickle', sugar, tea,
beans, molassee. vinegar, and whisky.
.The biscuit shall be made wholly,from meet surer
line Baur, of the manufactnM 'of, the year /SW or .1861.
but Must in all cases be manufactured Lam. near made
of the crop immediately preceding the datea of the re
quisitions for !the' - same shall be property baked,
thOrollgttlY.kiln-Dried, well packed, and delivered free
.of charger to.-the United qt3tetes, in 'good, sound. well
41rJed.-bright flour barrels, voith.the heeds well secured.
The flour 'hall be•leanal -t o -. the .beit Bichmond* and
Baltimore brands . - and• of • the manufacture of wheat
grown in the year 1861 or .1961: bat shall in all imams be
manufactured froin pure,. sound,. fresh-ground wheat
of theorem immediately preceding-1)u dates of the re
miteition for the same; shall be perfeotly sweet. and in
all respects of the bent quality ; and shall be delivered,
in good ehiuptoii order. free of all charge to the United
States, in the best vow. well -000 00neo•000nd. bright
barn:ll..or hall barrels . as the case • may be—the etevoe
and headings to be of red oak of the brat mial,ty ;
strong and well hooped, with Irving hoops around each
I bead ; two half-barrels to be considered as a barrel, and
not more than one-sixth of the required quantity to be
inhalf-harrels.
The rice shall be of the very beet quality, and of the
crop immediately preceding the dates of the requisi
tions for the ewe.
The dried apples shall be of the beet quality, and
shall be prepared by nun-drying only. and of the cr,,p
of the autumn immediately preceding the dates of the
requisitions for the same; and shall be dehvered in
Paokates sontaining not more _than three hundred
potinde. -
The pickles shall be put in iron-bound onalht. the non
hoops to be 1 inch wide and 1 16 inch thick, and each
oast 'bell contain one gallon of onions, one gallon of
Peppers. and eight gallons of medium cucumbers. fifty
to tne gallon. ar d 'the vegetables in each shall weigh
fifty-seven pounds, and the, only be *aid for; and snob
oak shall then be filled with white wine vinegar of at
least 42 degrees of strength. and equal to French vine
thatand the.oontraotora shall warrant and guarantY
they will keerngood and sound for at least two
years.
The Iron hoops on the barrels oontaining 'whisky,
molasses, vinegar, and pioklea to .be well painted with
red lead. .
The sugar shall be dry and fit for packing, and equal
in quality to the best Havana brown.
The tea shalt be of good quality young hyson, and be
delivered in half and quarter cheats only.
She beans shall be of the very beat quality white
beans. and shall be of the crop immediately Pretledlllt
the dates of the requisittert for the same, 64 pounds to
be Minn as one bushel.
. . .
The molarnes shall be fully equal to the very best qua
lity of New Orleans molasses. and ahall be delivered in
new .well-seasoned red-oak barrels, with white-pine
heads not less than IX-ineh thick ; the staves not less
than % inch thick- the barrefe to tm three-quarters
hooped, and, in addition, to have four iron hoops, one
on each bilge. 1X inch in arbiter and 1-16th inch think,
and one on aeon chime IX-inch in width and 1-16th inch
.thick. and shall be thoroughly 000pered and placed in
the beet shipping condition.
The vinegar shall be of the first quality. equal to the
standard of. the United Btatea Pharmacopeeia; and shall
contain no'other than acetic acad and shall' be deli
vered in barrels similar in all respects to those required
for molasses, with the exception that whirs-oak staves
and heads shall be substituted for red oak staves and
white-pine heads, and shall be thoroughly 000pered
and placed in the best shipping order.
The whisky shall be made wholly from grain, Sound
and :merchantable, and be fall first proof according to
the United Writes custom-home standard, and shall be
doable rectified. It shall be delivered in good. new
sound, bright, three-quarters hooped, well-seasoned
white oak barrels. with 'white oak heads, the heads to
be-made of three-piece heeding. and wei painted; the
staves not to be less than %-inch thick. and the heads
not leas than %-inoh thick; and each barrel shall be
coonered. in addition, with one three-penny iron horp
on each bike /X inch In width, and 1-16th man thick,
and one three-penny hoop on each chime. /X inch in
width, and 1.16 th inch think . as per °lngram. The
whole to be put in good shipping order, free of all
oharge to the United States.
All the foregoing described artioles, embracing casks.
barrels, halt barrels, and boxes, shall be subject to
such I:invention as the chief of the Bureau of Provi
sions and Clothing may direct, the inspecting officer to
be appointed by the Navy Department.' All inspections
to be at the plaoe of delivery. Biscuit may, however.
be inspected at the place of manufacture. but will in all
oases be subject toe final inspeotidn at the place of de
livery before the bills are signed therefor.
The emelt of ail the f oregoing articles to be the same
throughout the year. and bidders may offer for one or
more articles; and his offer will be accepted for that
article for winch hie proposal may he lowest.
All the casks, barrels, and half barrels, boxes, or
packages shell be marked with their contents and the
contractor's name. AU the barrels and half barrels of
flour, bread, and pickles shall have. in addition to the
above, the year when manufactured or put up marked
npon them.
The quantity of these articles which will be required
cannot be precisely stated. 'the contracts will there
fore be me de,not for specific quantities, but fire such
quantities as the germe may require to he delivered.
..Contractors not residing at the place where deliveries
are required must establish agencies at snob place, that
no delay may arise 1 n flarniehiag what may be required ;
and when a contrsotor fails promptly to` comply with a
requisition the Chief - of the Bureau. of -Provisions and
Clothing shall be authorized to direot nUreillleell to be
made to supply the deficiency, under the penalty to be
expressed in the contract ; the record of a regnialtion,
or adapticate copy thereof, at the Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing, or at the navy yard aforesaid, shall be
evidence that such requisition. his bean made and re
ceived.
- - - -
tleparate offers must be made for each article ; and
in oaaa more than one artiele re 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
reject the remainder ; and bidders whole proposals are
accented (and Anne others) will be forthwith notified,
ADO as early as practicable a OClatraat will be trace
mated to•them for execirion. which contraet meet be
returned to the bureau Within five days, exolnsive of
the time required for the regular iratiandission of the
. .
Two or more approved sureties, in a sum equal to the
estimated amount of the reapeotive contrao, will .be
M=
required. and Mehl/ per cent i m
n audition will be
withheld from the amount of all payments on account
thereof as collateral security. in addition, to secure
its Performance. !marmot in say event to be paid until
it is in all respects complied with ; eighty per cientnm
of the amount of all delivertes made will be paid by
the navy agent within thirty days alter bids, duly au
theeticated. stall have been presented to him.
Bleat forme of proposals may be obtained 011 applica
tion to the navy agent at Philadelphia.
A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bid
der of the acooptsnae of his proposal,, will be deemed
a notification thereof. within the me.rning of the act of
and hie bid' will b• made and accepted in con
formity with this underetanding_
every offer made must be accompanied direoted
in the sot of Congrese making appropriations of the
naval service for 1846-47, approved 10th of August.
.11314) by written guarantee. signed by one or m 're re
apoasible persons. to the effect that he or ,they under
take that the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid
le accepted, enter into au oblightion within five 'days,
With good and nufhotent sureties. to furnishlhe sub
soils, proposed. The bureau will not be obligated to con
mde ran,. proposal udleas accompanied by the guarantee
required by law; the competency of the guarantee to
be certified by the navy agent, district attorney, or col
lector of the customs.
The attention or bidders is caned to the description
of articles required. as, in tAs inspection for reception,
a just but rigid comparison will be made between the
articles offered and the sample and contract, receiving
none that fall below them ; and their attention is also
particularly, directed so the joint resolution of 271/s
tArcirch.lB6l.and to Me act rt! the 10M Angust,lB4s.
s2ll-fr4t
.81111311111815 WIRDB.
TORN. WILSH, PRAOTIOA.L SLATE
air -ROOFER, THIRD Btreet and . 43 ER14jall'OWN
Road, to prepared to put on astmount of goofing. on
the 'moat. moderate terms. Will guaranty to mane
every building perfeotly water-tigh Orders promptly
Attended to. um 7-17
TWIN ZLLIOTT, WINES and LIQUORS,
Noi. 317 and 319 WrNITZ ditroet;(basement
stores. botwoon Third and math, north side.) Philo-
Osiphia. N. 11.—Fine Old hioltie• always on hand.
(Established tn INC) • • •
. JO3O-17
pA.wsoN k NIOHOLECON,
IBKI?E.Ln i
1904.319 and 521 L banox Mow,
Between Market and Uktestaat atriieN,
JAMES PAWBO7,I""VA.3-1".A8.,
Jrl7-1,• 1ng)9.01.3a034
Fthr - kteNturAOTORYI- T. :I: 0 ! . 4-
111 1 NEW BTIBEV.
Files =d BAT of every deooripttork. %rod
mut", mawArsglitrl4l_,BwilosLre 0111,
and X -A.11., •
itonafaatiu pnoos.
ltoootting lino fa M1L4111117
sol-411m J. B. 10121/1.
TBE PRESS. - PMADELPHIA2 SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1861.
“ THEY GO RIGHT TO
INSTANT RELIEF!
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
THROAT CONFECTIONS
GOOD .FOIL OTAIEGYIKEN,
GOOD KOK :tEOTURERS,
. . ,
• GOOD NOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
BPAI.DING'S THROAT • CONPEOTIONI3.,
' SPALDING'S TIIROAT CONFECTIONS
SPALDING'S THROAT OONFEOTIONO.
. ,
They relieve a Cough Instantly:
They clear. the Throat. • '
. ,
They give strength and volume tilbla Voles.'
They impart a delicious tirotaittr the itrsitit.;
They are delightful to the Taste:'
.• . .
They are made of simple herbs, and eaaisit bairn
any one. ~s •
I advise ever y One'who his: .
Cofigh," or a Husky
Volor.„ or a Bad Dreath, or any diffloultY of the Throat,
to get a package of MT Throat. Confection'. They will
relieve you matantly. - and lOU will agree with me that
" they go right to the stmt." You will .find them very
usefnl and pleasant while travelling or attending publlo
meetings, for stilling your cough .
or allaying your thirst.
If you try one package. I am sateen saying that you will
ever afterwards consider them indispensable. YOu will
find them at the Druggists' and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS:
aly signature is on each package. All others are
counterfeit.
A Package 'wilt be sent by mail, prepaid, on reoeipt of
Thirty Cents.
Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. 46 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
OEPTIAI,IO PILLS
SICK HEADACHE.
NMV9US T-TFADAOPIE
By Ike rite oltkee• hint the porta:flow stuck, of Nor
lima sr flith R. axewy-bo .11 , grITTELKeII
et the oommendenTent of an attaok immediate relief
from rain and sleknesa will be obtained.
They seldom feilgin removing the Pleuras sold Hug
seks to which females are go subjeot.
Itheyriet gently on the Wanda, removing ffiestilessaass i
For Zittrary Nati, Strasitia, Delicate Females, and
all persons of missilery koOtite, they are valuable es a
LAX. tiw, improving the seestire, givin: rest and wirer
to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural slas
dotty and strength of the whole 'Mem.
the CEPHALIC PILLS are the Twilit of long invimi
cation and earefhtlr oonduoted experiments, having
oeen in use manibears, daring which time they haws
prevented and relieved a van amount of rein end
'offering from Headache. whether originating in the
circus orirtem or 'from a deranged state of the its
*Mat
. .
They are entirely Tecate** Ili their isoravocitton, and
may be taken at all tames !with perfect safety without
making any change of diet; sod a* aboirwoo of oily disc,
tritable ritsts readoto tr• sass e• cdssiskistsr num to
Whims.
sworma oy 00U$TZICE'VVI'S I
Wk. gllllllll6 illy.. IV., Mg - natures ior Nevin Cl• 41741*-11
on snob Flax. - •
Nola by Dragriata ant all other Deilara Maliainalk
A Box eilit bep rent by mull r repaid on resent of WI
PRIOE. 25
•ll ardor' aiustild M willgrecri4
HENRY O. SPA DING.
4 aptAit . iIIVE* MEW YOILL
/fowl 144 Bssiiiisetr,/frfoik, ►s.
aeaemelisk the *West fci whisk they
Ware nus4e, Cute of headeohe , in all its forms.
hoot' the Exworsister, Norfolk,
Whey haie been tested in more thane thousand aumilb
With entire succete.
/rose the Donotrat, St. Mord, Mina,
If you are, or have teen troubled with the headache,
send ter a box, (CephalicTillea no that Yoe may hare
them in mue of an attack.
Prover ikl dd4e►tii . Prooidieses,
The Cephallo ?ills are said to be o n emarably area.
Ilya remedy for the headache, and of the very best
for that very !regnant complaint whiok has ever been
ditpeoverei,
Prow t it s Wagons ti. X . earstu,lieage,
We heartily endorse Mr. SeaMitit, and his azirivalle4
liephalio
/frees Cie Hanesna Ve Use Stsr, IDIS11044; is.
ere ere sure that persons wafering with the heals:oho,
who try them, win itlok to them.
, .
.:Jessiet irks Sew :ern ParA Pladsr, New Or/sews,
Try them ! you that are afflicted. and we are sere that
Lyour tasumony can he added to the &heady numerous
ist that has reoers^ benefits that no other maMains
Gan produoe.
Ike Immense demand for the artiele (OeptuUe THU
larenidly increasing,
Row the Gazette, Davenport, tows.
Mr. Regidnag would not oonneot him name wits an sr
hole he did not earns to roman real merit.
Irr mei 14. Adveisisar, 'Proiridtenta, A. I.
The testimony in their favor 111 taroks, troll tie nest
tospeotable quarters.
hem a/ L 4ll lily IYwi. ifeW7Ofi l JR. 1.
Wskallo Palo are taking t..e r'•"'•of all !dada.
hove Me 6nwuwretal BUZ iatIII,BOSIMI t M4lll,
asid to toe •err elliehaious for the koadaske.
/rel iika Commercial Oberbmatt, 0
Iliforins latemaity win now be relieved.
Mr A Alegi: battle if III'AIkDIRIPS
SAME will ■aye tea these titer east exatally."W
SPALDING'S PSXPARED GLUT I
SPALDING'S 'manual) GLIM I
SPALDING'S PREPARED . GLUE
ctvz TIE PIEOER
WOE . Obll9 DELPAirall
Sir"A Dryrax lit Tilts BANIII 1111 Nn." ' ‘ C'::
aooldenti will halicen. even In well-regukaik
families, it is very detnraele to have lame cheap' an
convenient way for resairitic Furniture. Toys, Crocke
ry. he. • ,
ISPALIIIIIR'SPREPARED •111 E. .
meets all =Leh /mercantile*. and - no household saa
afford to do.wrtnout it. It is always ready, and us to
the stinting collit•
118EFIll. IN EVERY NOWBE."
R. B.—A Brash acootuisales seat bottle.
wenoi, Address,
•
HENRY 0. SPALDING..
go. 45 (=DAR !STREET, NEW TOIL
. •
.
As certain anprinolvlail porponi ar e attonotkr go
yalm Off On the 1111121POOting Dubile, imitations of au
PREPARED, GLFE, I would canton all jorsonsi to az , —
alainioefempaxoEusaing. and sec th*,thilall mate,
" ."4211"' ' I NPAL ) G'S PREPARED WAVE
is on the Oneida Wrapper t ell Men are minding
Golaterfeits. fele-t/
NBDIVIIIAL.
THE SPOT."
STOP YOUR COUGH!
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE!
SPALDING'S
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVRB
GENTLEMEN.CANNY
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
CHILDREN CRY FOR
.WE ALL . KENDS • ON-. t.
HEADACHE 1
prom 44 kir. L.rlt Delviocrat.
INNURANCH COMP*.NI
THE RELIANCE
MUTUAL INSURANCII COMPANY,
•v rilLatinzata,
Ps. 305 WAliagfilT 1111171.1M11.
• •
lis m , w i ns ' masa OR DAMAGE BY FIAT, all.
Illoviswa, Stores, and other buildings, Limited
or e . rpotual,_ and on Furnit ure. wares, and Misr
skandLse, in town sr
country.
lAmi CAPITAL, / 731,116 66—ASSETS 41117341 St
Which is invested as follows, vilt:
IR first mortgages on 61W property, worth
double the amount —;. —IIIM.I I OO 111
Pertzurylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per Bent. first
Mortgage loan at par -V. I. go
rollusrivania Railroad Co.'s 6 per Gent. se
cond mortgage Mad, (#30,0M)-- .-- 17,800 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad sn4
can a l mortgage —.— 1,000 00
around rent, first-olaes-1.467 50
Collateral loam well geoured— 7,600 00
City of phiiadelphla 6 per °eat. loen"--.-- 30,000 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Fa. RR. loss— 10,000 00
I% Rank stock—. 6,17601'
( kr= r i e ce l Sank stook 7,811 10
lenwivania Railroad Co.'s stook - -... 4,00 0 00
he ißellanoe Mutual lzumranoe Co.'s stook 36,850 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'s stook— 1,060 00
The,Delaware M. 8. Insurance Co.'s stook— 700 IX)
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip.......___oo
gtL reoeivable— . MAO 74
Book accounts, accrued Interest, 7,10166
Sash on h Ind —. 11,644 66
1817,142 04
The Mutualprinciple, combined with the security of
&Stook Capital, entitles the insured to participate in
the profits of the Company, without liability for 1055,,.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
• . VI TLXCTOIitd:
Mem Tingley, Samuel Bispham.
RZJillompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Musser, .
William Stevenson. Ilea). W. Tinnier.
John R..Worrell, Marshall Hill,
H. L. Carson. • . . J. Johnson Brown,
Robert Tol and. Charles Leland. •
I. D. Rosennarten. laoob T. Ranting.
ghettos 8. Wood, 1 Smith Bowen
James 13. Woodward, Joha_Biasell,rttsburg ,
M.
CLE TINGLEY, resident.
11; M. HINCHMAI4. Secretary.
February 16, 1861. 14137
T HE. - E N I IERPRISE -
- •
ie.NSUILINORG . 00litIPAusiv
Or PRILMIEELPiIa. : . . . •
' (FIBS MaIIIMANCE EXOL881 1 7181V.) '
irOMPANIPUBTULDINU. N. W. yORNs 5
701f/STE AND WALNUT sTaRISTS.
_..
.: '111E8T0.111.19:
F.ILLTOETORD &feat. MORDSCAI s L. DAwiNDII.
WILL/AD[ Mo=ss, '"" Oxo.li_ t 8
gfixi.xx:l FRAxxxx, • Joao H. BsoVrk
JOllll • ATWOOD, ' B. A. FAHNZBIOCIL .
r. . TiNDICK. ANDILMW D. CANT.
NTT IVELATem.
. F
d i kt atirt
F. itATODI , r.dera.
'6ILAILLIOS WeDoXE. Eaoretarr. fail
EN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANOS
- p
COMPANY,_' •
• Pio. 921 CHESTNUT Street Philadelphia.
CILARTER PRRP.ETUAL.
ALL THE'PROFIT6 DSU IVI
RLD. IYIs•D AMONG THE IN-
Insure Lives for short terms or for the whole term of
life grant Ananines and Endowments; purchase Lire
Interest. in Real Estate, and make all contracts de
pending on the csontingenwee of life.
They act as Exeoutors, Administrators, Assignees,
Trustees and Guardians.
idEFIETB OF THE COMPANY, JanuarylBM. •
Mortgages - ground rents, real estate— :SSE,IBI 17
United State! stooks. Treasury notes, loans
of State o Pennsylvania, city of Phila
delphia, . . 1 6 8,7/1 SI
Premium notes, roans on collateral., W,694
Pennsylvania, North Pennsylvania Rail
roads, and Comity six per cent. bonds 100,M9 110
Bank, insurance, railroad, oanal stooks, Igo. 17,517 417
Cash on hand, agents' balanoes, fee.. &a.— 3.0.206
$2,071,L18 02
pAKEL L. MILLER, President.
SAMUEL E. STOKES. Vice President.
JORII W. Roßivn IL Secretary. • mtddt-tf
fbELAWARE 111IITCTAL SAFETY 114-
-n- , 317XANCE COMPANY, PIIILADNLPRLA.
Insarporatad by tkaLagislatara of Pennsylvania, NW
ONca Dorm ot7t/LLAO and ITA/NtB at - arts.
PHILADELP4II2A.
MAXLVE
On Ves=slx,
ri i •
large, lira all parte of fko Fort( -
Yrsigkt,
LARD INSVIANCEB • •
foals by liven. Canals, Lates_, ant .tiatic 7.8,1
Hates a t a i lli w r i om o z m ui
llsnhandrus tonerally. On Atom, Svalrar,.
- Ammo, Oto,
AUDI ira OF nu 0014112AXY.
November 1, 1E60.
6100,0013 Waited states five gr cent. lean.- 400 00
111,000 "rutted States siz om ronalll7
llotee, Orktb seamed. in t erozj}_ 1/9, 4 18 td
100, DX) Pinuotylvalus If tato five for cow
lean nom oss
lamp do. do. dtX do. de. 21,913 CO
123.m0 Philadelphia City six cent. Joan. 122,202 27
20,122) Tennessee State aired' cent. loan— 14,002 00
97.000 Pennsylvania Bailie 24 mortgage
trix QM
v.... borate 4200 00
11.000 300 charm, stook Germantown. Sas
Comfy, interest and pyinelpal
antirenteed by the City of Phila
delobie
IMO 100 efiaree Pentstrivarda BAtilrOad
2.000
.100 shares North PenneylYealilltaii
road Oompany • • • 900 00
1,200 20 shares Philadelphia le Boat and
/Ream Tag Company. 1,030 00
lio 9 ehares Philadelphia and. liavre-de.
Grace flteasseravr-boat company. • 900 CO
ISO 2 shares Philadelphia ISxohemite
' • 114 00
1,07.1 2 ahares Contineotal Hotel Co 000 00
pacm ear. Cost 0517,336.a1. Market vaLOSSI,66II 71
Bills removable, for inrsradoes made._....._ 171.33 S 41
evez.mortgagea.—
o uzo 09
6.
%Armes diva at Asonsles—Fr 71 Ma
rino koiiofea, intarast. sod other siobta dim
tka Comm', ; SIMS Of.
11•717/ sod +nook or soodry IkAtkranNi sa d •
ether Cossasslas , Lair. 04
Erik sa haad—la daa1,5711.3.11
la itraVar--.... 43f 13
24,1418 di
viazeivolta.
Willis= Ma,.V.zi • .. . . asanack E. at.tokea.
lemad il.'maadat; J. r. r(nigton.
rabllmm ramidittz. Weary Mean,
.R. Penrose. Elrsre-nsrlimtom.
—, r r a ti.ujihrrta, " -- 1 1 u, Imes Braila.
•
area a - ramaatt, 5 timer Pa'llvaine.
Qua Xyro, Jr., l l ama. 0. Hand,
Lomeli O. idand, . :ben Bmrien, • -
Wilhaza 0. liameng, E Jacob EiGnem,
.. 1 4114._Pk M. seat , Jamaa B. rel'Varlaad,
Br. It. M. Xmeto.l. j .I:tabu:l . ..Eyre.
asstrze 0. Laimer, Jobn,B . Semple, Pittee
Stash °s: A. T. Morgan. . -
Maples Xsam. -A.B. Berger. • ". '.
, • •-, . - - IrtaLLLA.DI MAS.2 I / 4 ,.Promieent.-
. . .
THOS. a. RAPID,. Vise President.
SCIDOSIt liTlßlfitrii. Secretary. non-tf
1E INSURANCE ELIKOLUSIVRLY.—
THE • .P.NNNNYLVANIA : FIRE iNausamE
oQmpArv—inomorated IEtb—CHANTER RENDS
TUAL-Plo: SID WALNUT Street, opposite Indepent,
onost Square.
This UonivanY, favorably known to the community
for thirty-stn 7 8 am - continue' to insure against loss or
damage by Fir e . on pubhe or private Building. either
Permaneptlir or for a limited time.* Also. on Furniture,
utopia of Woods • or Merchandise generally, on • liberal
ta Shear
Capital, together with a large Burping Fund sa
,
invested in the most onreful manner, whiolt enables
Seem to offer to the insured en undoubted meanly is
the sue et loss.
.. ..
Jonathan Patter -Jon, Icaae naslehluirt, ..'
Quentin Canapbel/, Thomas *Mt n& •
A.lexander Benson, Dante! Smith, Jr.,
William Montehos, John Dove:aux,
Thomas Smith.
JOrt,STRAIi PA7r9B,RISOb I , Prenailsir.
z.w.
W.tiat G. Cnolbnni., Seoiibtary. ant- 7'
-
Ili eI:TRANCE CIOMPAIIY OF TEE
-IL lIITATE OF PENNRYLVAN/A-:-FIRB ANDIII4.-
RINE INSWIANCE Non. 4 AN D a Facx.ANa.l-.1
avu,Ducaa,
..
. BUrtared In 17C4—Onnital 1 9W 1 466—Fi1i..1 : BM, omit
ralre t #4.19,77,2 rr.
AM intsotiod in gonad and imulobis soitoritioo—oon•
Ulm to 'memo on Vosooto end' Clanoeo, Beileßnos.
stmikg ef Mi:reoantkoo. k0.1P05.9. on litwal tAnsen.
lours D. e (B_Ef./ttorror4. • Boom* B. Btoo-ti,
Wn Irony, Boirotoralrant, Jro
s Maeikiturofft, ' ( 3 ebiaa Warne:, .
liaseji. Batik. omen B Watson. ,
/.00 2 01 , 44. .' ' :.; ••••• Ironri 111.. na.
R. wa i 4 m. -/ ••••- 6litalat S. lartriii,
eILEX MLR Of Protioak
Nt 1 1161141,1 RM Alionotarri • • JoS-11
INSURANOS: = IMIMARIOS7
ll(BcrwirgE COMPANY of Philadelphia, ?to:
1216 North /SIXTH Street, below Race. insure'
ma, itoods,end &torch:sadist, generally from loss At
damage by Firs. Haig oomtanY Amirante, to adjust alt ,
loosesomptly, and thereby lrere to merit the eatrox
oes of pr prkue. .
Rfertan, Xobert /Plant :an, • -
Francis C*01)111'. Michael folowitos,
'flame L. lloacherti. iidward IttoGovent • •
..James Martin, Thomas B. MsCerkek, •
James Dr 03.1, Joan Bromley , Satttberw .Idodlear, Francis ralia, •
mrnard Rafferty, John Camel
?hems J. Hemphill.
_Bernard R. hadne , thas.
illemae•Fsher, • Pharloors . •
FYl:meta Ms.Pdanste , miaow Ced.tiL_ •
RkAACII3 000. PER. yresident.,
sualFFEtt. tteoretary. • :onla-lY
.
A bIBRIOA.F. FIRE . DIBITRANOR "(I,
PUALIIIIOOIPOZATED 13/0 CEARTEB. PER
ET, . • •
• •
filo. 310 WALPITTI fftroet,above Third, Philadelphia,
Byrum et large paid-up Capital Stook and 3ru - plu ,r
'armed ln sound and available Securities, continues to
Dweitines, Stores, Furniture Merchandise,
V in ecis ub els in port and their carrot's, and'other personal
DreDerty. All losses liberally and promptly adiastei.
LIRICTOPe.
Thos. R. Maris, John T. L0W1111,,.
John Weis_ James 11. Camppell.
Samuel Q. hiorton, Edmund G. Data -
Patsiek Brady. _ ohms. W. roiltnei,
. . 'braid MOrria.
•• V.HOMA3 It. F dent.
Jul:mit? CitAW.FORD • re . Secretary. ran-If
A N TERAOITE INSURANCE • COMPA-
A-U
_lfY_,--Alttkorined Capital 1,10:140—allARTIBB.
PERBETIII.A.I.
°Aloe No. 3/1 vrAixtrir Strait, baton** Third and
lreetth Btreet, Philadelphia.
Mils Company trill inward against lots or dantano lii
r lre, on Bailintgo.Penuttro, and iiierokandisei gone
/L. 44 Marino Innranus on Vowels, tiarreee, az.4
Yreiskta. /aLand inotranza to all or tho *mon.
11/CIPIO
J voib Mutt, • Jowly. maxace.
Rl
DI leitlll Kettet t_
.Atdi_ciansi, John I. B
a roarsoin. IV*. F. DiZr''
*Mr al•cer.
iihliam.
M. P. DEMI:V T."I Ies Itliet.l. •
ir; IL 1111:111I. Alooratern. apll4l,
pxoEtANGE INSURANCE COMPANY:
4 —Offloe No; 409 WALNUT Street.
FLUE INNFRANCE on Roues and Merobandlee
immorally, on favonmblo Manna, minor liznitod or DOT
**hint.
DIXECITO.LIS:
Jepradah BomaU. Thomas Marin,
Jahn Q . Ginpodo, Charles TOoynosea.
Edward D. Roberta , James T. Hale.
larratel L. Smedley. . Joshua T. Owen,
itiaben 0. Halo, Jong J. erifilths. •
JEREMIAIL_BO BALL., President.
JORN Q. wax DO, Vice frendent
Ca/A.lm Coim.gtoorotary...- • lad
13EIDARIMPBELS. TEBRA-GOTT A
NVOS in
Oahe are MOOTIMI, iologaixfir Attest.
oval Glummer 'NOW.
en Vahes and Statuarr.
audio Flooring Tile.
Architectural Ornaments, '-
VentiVentilating and smoke Flues.
lating
Tile and &water, Wars.
teem-preased Drain Pipe.
Water Five, warranted to stand
-lressnre t cheap and durable.
ins Trade tlroop/10d on liberal terms.
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
Nall on applhration by loiter.
akA. ne 410 w'.
On POEM Okr•4l.
MAOKBRILL, =CHING, READ, SAL.
ALL mot!, &0.-3,000 bbia, Mesa Noe. 42, and I Mask
wwl, large, medium, and small, in asmortid naokszoa
at aboloo late-ean_kht fat Sap.
k.ooobbla. New Henan, Laateort, and Labrador Nei
ilium of oholoe 'mantes.
fg:lllnlMrs 11
boaes is ibrle bleValineAritri.
bblo. bee White 1,
18 DIAL new Boenona bless Mutt,
bbla. new Rama Batmen.
Quintets Grand Bank rtnde,k,
11$0 bozos Berbanter-soitreksaia.
oat landing, far
1%1 PHY ,t_gootiN
nod No, 146 NORTH w s.RAX
J UST RZO.WirXD, per , i Annie Kimbillb" .
from Liverpool, lit/ender, Weaver, & Mander's
iprepsuitiozo: . ,
..
• ,91 les .3,:xtraet raft!, In /*Jars,
•/NI is lotreot yesoysllliitf il lie I erte ,
•fe tts, tract udounss, /ii Jars,
UM as treot ersx,soiont hue,
10 Yes In tut 00111111ot tn./ * bottles,
ZOO lbe Oh thaeolArßeat4ln 1* bottles,
am I: Mg, In . a 1 ,,,.
4. ..
. rarr
ill
itteSt Vitalai r raMinlqikitli.
ways en km. 4 am,d ler sale St iniettya&4lll
11 1 11111 nn sa irealiT emit 1
...
RAILROAD L
PHILADSLPHIA
PlNon i ftE I Mirl,tena
G Br i HARR BB G. on_and r May 28, MA/. •
bid MG LINEA DAILY I OII4I4II7s exeslijodl2
Leave New Deps.koorntriill BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Etratits, PRELADELPRIA, anger en
tran_oes Thirteenth_and on Callowhill streets at 8
A._ , connecting at - Harrisburg with the PENN YL
vANIA RAILROAD IP. id • traan,_running t o Itts
burg ; the CUMBERLAND VALLEY LW Y. M. train
the
giSulahgtialleNtrargiLAWlTlWN. M. train
runolng to 'Sunbury,
_&o.
• AFTERNOON 'L INES.
Leave New Depot, corner of BRO an and CALLOW
RILL Streets. PRILADELPIIIA, (Passenger en-
FlVEYrLfr t :a th an i ftlgiet
AILY, oonneoting Hamsbm witn a the 'Northern
Central RAdroad, for Sanourb. w Wismar". Elmira,
&o.; for E.t.a-MR(I only, at 6 I% M.. DAIL, Y (llandays
toiTirABG VIAPH)LADELPRIA AND READ
IRO RAILROAD
' , Rost PHILADYLPIIIA, Miles,
To Phconliville—.—.
j
Millersburg.
Treverton JAMMERS
NorthumberisEdil
Lewisbrirg--:. • '
• Milton...-_.
Plummy—
Williauurport —.109
Jerseyßhore--128
,Jolt aven-- -Zig
-261 Williamsport and Elmira
--2871 Railroad.
The BA. M. and ALM P. M. trains connect ds ly t Port
Clinton, (Sundays exoepted.) with the CA44IBBA
WILLIAMSPORT, and ERIE RAILROA makmi
olose connections with lines to Niagara Falls:Canada - ,
thei_West, and Pouthwest.-_.
DEPOT•IPLPIIILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWRILL Streets:
Wi.Wkranan
. 101311. Secretary.
N AT go, wit _ .r. . - Milo-tf
SITAIMZR ARRANGE
.- mEwr. PrIILADELPHIA.
(IEriTOWN, AN 72 ORRDITO WNW A &ROAD.
On and eller Monday, Mar 13, 1861.
• . FOR' GERMANTOW. •
Leave . Philadelphia 6. 1. 8,9, 10,11,11 A. M.., 1,1,3.
2.56, 6;6, 634, 7,8, 9, 1014, anrlll34 P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6.; SAC!, 10, 11.19 A. M..
1,2,5, C 6,6, asi, 9 ,_ 10 X P. Si;
The 8.20 A. M. and 3 45 M. Tralos stop at German
town only.
• or/ Burl DAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9116 M.. WOW, 6.7 M, and 1634
P, M.
Leave GOrmantoWn 8.10 A M.,1 634 and OM P. M.
01 - 1114 N HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6. 8. 10, 13 A. M.. 2. &IS, 4. 11, 6.9,
and 103( P. M.
Leave Chestnut Rill, 7.10, 8,8.40, 9.40,11.10 A. At..lA6,
635, 5.40;7.10, 8.40, and 10.10 P.' M. •
The BA. M. and 3.36,1'. M. will make no stops on the
Germantown road.
ON'BDrIDAI B.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.0 a A. M.. 3.M.„ 5. and TX P. M.
Leave Ohestnlat Gill. 7.60 A. M., 11.40, 6.10. and 9.10.
FOR , CONSROROCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave: Philadelphia, sae, 7,6, 9.06. 11.01 A. M.,1.06,
8.06, 43 4 , B. and P. Id.
Leave liorrietown 7, • ,80699 11 A M 134,434, 634 ,
and 934
• • ON SUNDAYS. •
Leave Philadelphia, 9A. M.. 5 and P. M.
Leave Noniatown.7.l(
_a. M. 1 and 6 P. M. •
• • • • • FOR MA NAY ONK.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.60, 73‘, 0.06, 11.06 A. M., 1.06,
3.06, 6.05, 4M, 6X, 8, and 113( P. M.
Leave Manarunk. 634.734, 8.36, 934.1134 A. M., 2, 334,
6,7, and 10 P. M.
• ,
ON SUNDAYS.; •
Leave Philadelphia, 9 M., 11 6, and 72( P. M.
Leave Manarunk, 7% 'A. M . ,134, 634, and 9 P. M.
R. L. SMITH Oeneral . Snpe_rintendsnt,
Uivll-tt . Depot. MATH and GREEN Streets.
O:VNTRAL
TEM • PIeanitiYLVA.NLS•
'ENO M 1 Lltif.olbPia O " 4.11 TRACK.
....; .
1861.':. i .M - iiimmul... 1861.
THE CAPAC.TY.OFTIitIa•ROaD IS NOW EQUAI,
• • TO ANY , IN THE COUNTRY
THREE THROUGT•PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILA, DELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting at Philadelphia with Through Trains
from Bump, New York. and allpoints East, and in the
Union Depot at Pittsbnig with Through Trott's. to and
from air points in me West, honnweet. and Southweat
—thius furnishing facilities; for the tranaportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for snood and comfort by any
other route. .
Express and Fut Linea run through -to Pittsburg,
withoutbhango• of Caro or C,oriduntors. All Through
Passenger Trains provided with Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed under perfect cootrol of the engineer,
thus - adding much to the safety of travellers.
Smoking Cars are attached to each Train ; Wald-
rulPs Ilierspink_C r ris to Express and Fut Trams. who
EXPIa ESE KU 13 DAILY : Mail and Fed u Lines, San
gays exce_pted.
Mail 'grain leaves; Philadelphia at 1 . 20 A. M.
Feat Lose ' • " A.M.
Expross. Train leaves .. • 10.15 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS:
frishurg Accommodation, via Columbia, 1.10 P. M.
lumina .. 4.00 P. Ni.
arkesburg " at SAO P. M. •
West Chester " • No. 1, at B.la A. M. •
. No. 2. at 12.00 P. M.
Wad Chester Passengers will take the West Chester
Nos. 1 and 2 Harnsborg accommodation and Columbia
Train&. .., - • , - .
POssengers for SunburyWilhamavort; Elmira, Buf
falo, Niagara Falls, and 'intermediate point,, leaving
Philadelphig at 7.33 A. M. and 2.30 P. 51., go directly
through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or .
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant Railroad Offices in the Weft; also on board soy of
the regular Line of Steamers on the mummify' or vhio
riven'.
Sir Faro always as low, and time as quick, as by any
other Route. •
. For further information apply at'lke Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market streets.
The completion of the Western ocinneMiona of the
Peuzyl_vasua Railroad to Chicago, make Mu the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
• .. RABAT WEST. • - • -
'Thioonneistion of tracks t'y'the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time, are advantages readi
ly aopreoiated,bY Shipper. of Freight, and the Travel
ling .Publio. " • .. - -
Molohants and llhnspers entrusting the' transuorts-
Bon of their l i Zeight to this Comma, can rely with
confidence on is speedy transit.
T 833 RAT 5 OF FREIGHT to and froM SAY point
in the West br the Pennsylvania. Railroad An at ail
sious as fooorabk as ars . distract by easy Rat/road
Coiriporliss.
Be partteular to mark iaokages " via Pennol=
vain is . Railroad.' •
For Freight Otottratits or Shitsaing • Direotious, apply
to, or. address . either of, the following Agents of the
Ceinteur :
• • D. A. Stewart Pittsburg : '
ji.. 8. Tierce &. Co. Raismoville, 0.. e J. J. Johnson, Rip-
My, O.; R. McNeal& Maysville, 7 •• Or - 414Di & Oro, -
ril l afir;V m W. l l3.4,l P t a er.,kcinotailtre.-2,gz,;
1
d..br,Ac. tgoingi.u.L24„,'}nec,lkym.ll-. e. , 0.;11.11.1),i.
~
_Evansville, Ind.; N. W. rah= & Co., Cairo,
• - R. F. Saes; Shaler & Glass Bt. Louis. - Mo. ; John
R.'atria, Nashville, Tenn.- Harris to Ifti_ns, Hem
phis;enn.; :Clarke 3. Co., 'Mingo, 11l - ; W. H. H.
Koonts, Alton, Ill.; or to Freight Agents of Railroads
at different pouita in the West.
3_ , B,RINGSTON,_ Jr., Philadelphia.
MAGFE.AW 4, KOONS, 50 Hort& atrsiet,
_tiltimore.
LUCA k Ge..l Astor House , or 1 S. William at., R. Y
LEECH It.CO„ no TI State dreet, Boston.
. H. II; IrOU ON, Ge_rel . Froight Agent, Philo,
.k. L. Ectlf , Gann Ticket Agent, Phila.
' E. LEWIB.-116 , 1 Beet Altoona. Pa.. - 111347
essa.sa a
,
1861..': liffiaryililm.:-.lMit.
aw , ,ARNANGt, it--1:_ BW.Y1):1 1 1.114 E -13.
I ff CAMDEN . AND 0.111.130 Y. d a, ._ RUA
. B.I.II4IItRAWAY PLLA C RIVErs. "iv /a 's
. rOXI Asir WAES,
MAI 1 1 761.211/1 , 45r. wasror A'AZ 11111111)161011 isro .7
1911,1 La/! YE AR FokbOWS. VIZ: -
PAZ S.
dki 6A. ..X.,. Via , . Quilt ea and Amato, ' 0. and.-A. As- -
asiontoration—_ .... -,..-z 2 .. : ___, ....., 12
Alt II A. M.. via' Camden Sa d .;•,eci . silt‘fi INCA).
0.4415.va1i4M01-.. -.- ' ...;. i.A:441-..:. 11 a
mg A. M., mr.eranadoriand Jersey our, mouths:
r Mil - - ,-- -.-- -..........--.. pOO
At mi A. U., via isnal_aZte , xi Ati ilarier 1411 r,
AWOOtOaI uiffell3l.,.::-.:- -'' • . - 100
MP P. X. *llk OVI4O II and MOW Maws ` .
_on.--- —.--- --- -----_--....,--.„ !Mt
At 3 Y. at., vla Ca. .Arsibsne:alirlA.M3-'
if r in'. AL,lira ZorMiag3ollllll4.4omer eitysEvit-
Atg P, o r t 4„. , Roislnstnt . Mgt' Arum - OW,
glass Ant. '"•- •- - • ' n 4....-0- "-- '' • - 2 a
AI SP. M., Ili ..
5 ii.7Ca...d....,A R. 1 . 1 4X1111M 0 414*. 119X8 S 00
HeraW ;Ili ret - iiiiilialry arrhirgi' o i ._
MAIL • , ' 4.4.2.. r....., 11 Id
At i F. M., via Camden and Ambro_ IT •
• foal( Freis.t ate Plaseurer)-;-LY • r_ 3 .28
Mho 4P M. Mail line rani daily. XX s 4T4 . ! -
?I Bum; isaritrdays exelopted, ' - ~_ `,.. '
a For Belvidere, Easton,: taiiirtellai? Flamini - lov
ft.
611„ at 1.13 A. M. and; 434 Y. F from XsalainEton. • •
For Wats, fasißtrondsbarr,lleTanton.Wurerban't,
Montesom, great mant,Ae.,Taa 4,111. from'Ycionturten.
rin Delaware: Lackawanna and• Western Y. m. •
Per Maseh Olnonk, Allentown, and Bethlehem at /.10
A. 81. and MS P. M. from xeruengion DePet ; Mr 144
A. 81.• hie *enemas with Main leaving...Easton at lIM
Per freehold at lA. M., and 3 P. M.
' WAY I,lllltB. , ..
• For Ortetel,lfrenton, tee., at 7,10 A. M., 414 and Fit•
P. M. . from demi:instals. and 134 Y. M. from Walnut-.
street wharf.
FoL.Palmvre. "marten,' Delimits, Beverly, Bernie
tea norms* P: Ifs. , Berioniewn. h e., at 19%. 1, 3. Oi, sad I
Btearaboat Prenton, for Bordentc;wn arid in i rrmediato
plaors_. at IN P. M. from Viralnatzstreet whar .
a iirFor new York and:l7Pay,.., xes leavmr , engine ton
fifl ani take
t Ee 6 fol ' :r a da ° 37 rt l : l 2 c r i:s e te - : - : °Te : run M l o ln t u a t : •
deo li t t and on arrival oi s oaoh train, run from the depot. -
y Pounds of Baccara t only, allowed each Passen
er.• assengers are welubited from taking anything am:
baggage nut their wearing' apparel. All barrage over
Ll'epound' to um gime for extra. The Cornwall' limit
r reerpontObility for baggage to One Dollar per_posna.
l
and will not Oa liable for any amount beyond QM, lu
tist:lt by !movie oontras t.
WM. X. MATZMBit. Arent.
_
- - • -•-• - - - - -
v , • ~., .--,,,.. NORTH PIENNtiriL
-J • r • -,.- '
.. - -, ..7. VAtilik XALLROAD.
FOR DE .41.. E i . ,_ .DOY.I.,EOWrt,_ MAIIOII
OPLYZI)F,
.BAEL Oki. BARTON, ECKLIIY,
WIL MUMBLE, ern.
On .a . • IRRICE TNOIJGB TRAINS.
nd after IIION Y. 151. 9 ,Y 15,Atil0 Pesseinter
Wrainswill leave FRO and wILLOw 9tioots, Pails
ilel96llei artii..Y, Mandan eiroasitelik se follow*:
At 4.40 A. roi.V o rprees), for Ilemiehem, Allentown ,
Manoh Chunk, &Caton, Wilkesharre. Ao.
• At 1.45 P. M. ( roes), for Bethlehem. Easton, &a.
This train reaches Easton ate I'. M., and rushee aloes
feennestion with New Jersey Central for New York.
Al 5.16 P. M,, for flotMehoin, Allentown. Match
Okank. Ac.
. At 9 A. M. andl P. M.for,Doyrleetown,
At 1040 A. M. an 6.46. P. M., for Fort Washington.
Who 6.40 A. 56, ..j.txpress train makes oleo° connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being
tho shortest and most desirable ronte l io Wilkeibarri,
to
and all points in the lehigh ecal_re on.
TRAIN'S FOX risll.4 DEL DIA,
2
hears Bethlehem at 144 A. M.. D.lB A. M.. and 0.63
At.
Mal% Do ylestown at 7 .25 A. M. and 416 P. M.
leave Port Wathington it 6.1* A. M. and 2.30 P. M.
Ole _XXlCDAYX.—Plinatielphis, for Bethlehem at a
Alo M.
kiladelelua for Doyleetown at a P. M.
I
Ihr
. 1 . e l in zi ta f ? ' ' ill ' a=ria a ers e i 4° . A t : N.
Fars to zeth'enem-111 59 c. ,e Fare to Manch Cheilk.o2 en
Fe re to limped. 1 50 fare to Wilkosbarre— 400
Thronch nekelo t est p tired at the 'ticket
°floes, at WI_LLO Street or Street, in order
to aeoure the above rates of fare. • . -.. _ ' •
All Passenger Trains (tallest elundetatrains) commit
at Berke Street with Firth and ix -streets. and
Second and Third-streets Passenger oads, tweak 7
militates after leaving Willow ttreet.
ELLIS OLATHE. Agent.
- SPRING ARRANGE
MENTAT6ELL APELPILIA.
WIJLALIAIG Offi: D 8A1.1140 AAIL.II.O/U).
On aii4 alter MOIID4 . IL lA, Blelli •
PAZZIBPIOUR. T. 11.11148 I lt PELL a.D.F61.4.11Lit:
For:Baltimore at SU A. , 1L36 A. M., Citteereee).
and 1040 P. M.
P Per aheetor at VI A. M., ILIA A. M., Ali and WA
v.
or Wllmington at SU A. M., ILIS A. Mt. 11.111 an!
laP. M.
or New Camas at All A. M. and Ali P. M.
sr Dorer s at 8.11 A. M. and 6.111 P. M.
or Milfora ht 8.11 . A. M.
For Callahan' &IS A. M.
•
SAA/M0 103 ritl.LADTaalluit,-*
Ass.ro &Unman at 6.11 A. M. (Express)" La A. sit.,
ing LAN P. M.
8 M" . r . 42031
6 1 , 6111 it Me and I.IIA. 111 L. 1.11 an/
.
w• !Salisbury at J. 411 P. M.
, e ,.. Milford at 4 .P. M.
Y. jJover at 6.0 A. M. and 1.10 p.m.
'
re New Cantle at BM A. M. TM P. M. ~
Mayo cheater at 7.40 A. M., 1.46.1.57 and 8.40 p.m.
bears Baltimore for Balishary an/ Delaware Rail.
mid at LSI Al.. la.
TRAINS Mt BALi11110*.E:
Mae aeater at B.Ml A.ht t • / 2 . 06111 1 1 1 11.20 P. 74,
leave wiliainclon at 9= A. M., 12.31 P. M., Lae le
Jl Vlkair ff vltAill nut e et, witha
fo Pe
110 atenger ear attaaked,
wiws :
Leas phm a d e ipaia ler 'PonTrille and intermediate
shwa at saio P.M.
• leave Wilmlnkten for Pa.,' Alla and latermeilata
Ditioee at LID P. nt. •
, Leave' Wilminpon for Pluladelnina mil interims
dijaaVaattgltt.iii-traoefor BaltiMoro aadultarmedi
tie statiqPi . 10 I .A.t.
Learn MIUMOIO Or RAT Te-de-eras e an 4 intern:44-
Mo ntatiOna at IP. ~- ' ,
- , '0 Ts: .I3IIIIMA ._
' Cellinietiely i tinday,' Mar IP. annt, until Author no-
Un a 's' WO TP 1 , 4 will run on &Indere,
rine P la/lojrala for Baltituere and Traithltutton
at 4.1.); A. M. and 10.50. P. 717..,ap • '
bearing Baltimore for ?blinds Ms at 11.46 A. M. and
eAll P. a.
41tiou . . L N. FBl.loll.Prod4aat.
LIVB OlL.—Pt!re Olive. Oil in white
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IE4 Lebanon Valley IL It,
Northern Oentral
Rano:nit,
Banbury &1141 Erie X. X
iiiME 4 111141dEad ROM.—
PJILILADEIII4LIA AID iSi--
NINA 0 .
Qiii_ T. 0 . TS to lactates,. Oatitwhia. Kit
yeti, WilkesbarreoSeraAton - Darrnitagion,
_" 'vrii
usrturportL,'Wro2:msNabiton lanton,icsdiale,
Niagara fralls, _ Oster; C evelandADetrol Volede,
. ricg!,M, ha sitilwaskee, cad ali points ortk ant
' -P& sr tribas vii leave Willey Devote ;Ito l'ki
rtAlgotiavaa.lteating ltailroadi, earner 13X0AD ant
4:rests. (Passenger entreaty on Cal
, low ilk kill 'street,/ tatty (Dantari eXesilieti
--Lna. Nif Acme
bry ak.
mem" Xl' 'N.104—....—.- -- ..........Jait V. kIII.V
~__: like Ito A, X. train emulate atienert t for Wilkes
cur% "rittion. Deratitotk e vet: All stn one= .e the
hACKAWANNA AND '.ll ONDBVID 0 .
Ike above trains make t connections at
the trains of the New York and Erie, Cariantaisna
sitilfliat araTalis. ant DalTalojtiew York and Eno ant
W iw York Central Railroads, ! I ran a soints Nerd. ant
sa A ct l i 9%1= 1 I ra, ahl% ant essioessisit
ii a, ant eJlit.term is paints. _
till sap bet Irosixed at the Fidler/shwa ant Al- tea iristat Moo, northwest corner of
MI URI mf_v7 Streetl, antitt kite_Passe or
"lartriti 'swim-Ripsaw . •
-heave the .P.w tip; 1 1 1 7. 1 .ading Depot,
:wowkiu atm :.t si i- ( dent - inserted), t i t
tired au o at 1 ..ck
gigs Ate * . As viral. more aP. AL %bull. -
Oki r spinj the rr i st rA d ta iq._ _lesihd, risk.
vilifill;Fill ja sate s',._Joinies.
ir: OVIARD A..mt
srui . - mar SEring 1114 le/Marine ----
lit iot.rtf 'd'a
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NA_LBR BY AUCTION.
N F. PANOOABT, AUCTION - NNE, SUCt.
• o•nor t• B. Scott. Jr.. 431 CILESTNIT at.
SALE OF PARIS LACE POINTS, SHAWLS, MAN
. TILLAS. BURNOUS, Ice.
On Monday Morning ,
July IS, at 10 °Nita*. will be sold the balanoeof
- stook of a Frenoh importing house , consisting of, line
French ' loos and Alenoon points. Bornous boinest
shawls. Ito., imported for the bast o i ly retail sales , an d
sold singly to suit vorchasers.
sir Open for examination on Saturday. 13th inst.
SHERIFF'S SALE—eI:o OFF ier:lC
lt uF A JOB PRINTING
On Tuesday Morning,
July 10. at 133 South sECUND Street, the etook of a
Job Printing taloa, CIOP sistmg o 4 type, presses, rollers,
card clutters. tables, paper, ink, &o.
Bale commencing at /0 o'o'ock, precisely.
BALE OF
OTIo STOCK- OF PNS,RY GOODS, 1110E11E11Y ,
On Wednesd
Jali 17 at lOo'cloolt• remark 51 .
°Thing'
w7r7T - sr=wri.7F7rqii
• •
• 4 .4 . - t ' - PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS.—NEAFIE & LEVY.
RACTIOAL AN ID THEORETICAL ENOINEUR_Iii,
MACHINISTS, 801 LER- MA K E RS, ELACKSM (TES,
and FOUNDERS, havin for many years, been in
successful operation, and been exclusively epgaged in
building and repairing Marine and River hngtues, high
and low pressure. Iron Boats, Water Tanks, Propellers,
&e., kti.. respectfully offer their services to the public
as being !tny prepared to contract for Engines of all
sixes, Marine Jiver,, and Stationary, hiving sets o
patterns of different sixes, are prepared to execute or:
dere with quiok iApspatoh. Every dcsoript.on of Pattern
making made at the shortest notice. High and Low
Pressure, Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the
best Pennsylvania charcoal Iron. Forgings, of all sizes
and kinds; /row and Braze Castings, of all ri
desopticol
Roll Turning. Screw Cutting , and all other work con
nected with the above business.
Drawings and Bpeolfinations for all work dorm at their
establishment. free of charge, and work guarantied.
The subsoribets have ample wharf-dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety,
and are ,provided with abeam, Nooks, falls, 0,, &0..
for raising heavy or Light weights.
• . ~ • *, ••• .1- COB C. HEAFIIS.
..•.
JOHN P. LEVY,
Jell-tf 'IMAM and PALMER Streets.
7. VAUGHAN mrsitircx... JOHN 11 . COP/C. •
NVILLIAIR H. MILRRICEL • . 11A.MTLET MERRICK.
SOUTHWAIIK -FOUNDRY, .
FIFTH AND WASHINDTOII STREETS.
THILADKLPHIL.
MERRICK & SONS, •
lINUINNICItS AND :mAcAN rprisrs,
Manufaotnre High and Low Treasure Steam Engines,
for laid, river. and Mare service. ,"
Boilers. Gasometers . T anks , Iron Boats, &o.; Cast-
Inge of all kin s, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops. Rail
road Statams, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest "and moat
improved Genet - ruction.
Every desoription of Plantation Machinery, sunk as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans. Open
Steam Trams, Defoliators, Filters, Primping Engines.
role Agents for N. Billions's Patent Sugar Bolling
Angara ins ; Neemytb's Patent Stearn Rammer. and *s
pina's!! & woisey s Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine.
POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No. 951
REillitr Sweet, Kensington. Tbilaidelphus.—WlL
bum H. TIERS info, me his friends that, having pin
chased the entire stook of Patterns at the abo ve a °un
ary, he is now prepared to reoeive ordersor Rolling.
Griot. end Castings, Soap, Chemical, and
Bonne Work, Geanng. Castings mode from Rever
beratory or Cupola Furnacea, in dry or green nan
o d, or
my
MEDICINAL.
YSPEPSIA' • REMED
• . •
••'- DARITS MGM'S
. t iitHOMA. IC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
ibitir satins has bean woad by as public for six yaws
Wit ssars!ssais. favor. ..14 is rseowsnefsst is Core
Dyspfpris, ftfaryousisass, ' Heart-Burs,. Cold.
!aim. Wisdix the Stolossa,:or Pains is the
DlPWeii, Held Drewerests,
.g l idoury
disrepts4ass, Lois Spirits. .Dsfiriand •
Tremens, istranparawes.
Is grisernarsa, EiniLan.AGSS, 1nt1e0114.375, as?
WELL Not IntekteaTi OR STYPITY.
As a Medicine it is gni,* and eitsettial, oaring the
moat ngeravated case. of Dyirstensla i aldney Comtisato. '
and au other derangements of the ntomson and woweb,
in a speedy manner.
It will Instantly revive the most melancholy and
drooping spirits, and restore the weak. nervous, and
sickly to health,atreugtk, end r COT.
Persons who, from. the injudicious use of liquori, have
become deicoted, and their nervous systems shattered,
sonstitutions brokeu down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Dsnrsivis Tamuses, will, al
most immediatetpfeel the, hap and healthy invite
rating otiose, o r. Rena In vigorating Spirit.
HAT IT WILL DO.
Does.—One wine glass fall as often as necessary
One dose will remove all Bad spirits.
One dose will onre Heert-burn.
?three doses will core Indigestion.
One dose will Give yon a Good Appetite.
One dose will atop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
einiets or Wind. or Flatulence, end as noon as the
stomach receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will be removed.
One dcae will remove the most distressing pains of
Folio. either to the stomach or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructions in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are serious] y afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are &enured of speedy relief by a dose or
two. and a radical cure by the use of one or two bottles-
NIGHTLY DDRIII'ATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too moult over night,
and feel the evil effects of poisonous Liguori, in violent
headaches. sickliest' at stomach, weekness, Giddiness,
ica.,15.11 find one dose witty emove all bad feeldtge.
Ladies of weak and eiokly ooratitationa should take
the Invigorating Spirit three times a day ; it will make
them strong, health apd y, remove all obstruc
tions and irregulari t i es from the menstrual organs , and
restore the bloom o fhealth and beauty to the careworn
face.
During pregnW will belfoond an invaluable meth
eine to remove eeable sensations at the stomach.
All the propri tor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
has put up the Invisioneytrie Smits in pint bottles at
Waents, quarts $l. -
GilenorelDepot, 4 WATER Street, New York.
oyorir a c 0.232 North SECOND Btreet fr
W i tolesale Agents in Fhiladelphie,
And for gale by RN 10 Id. EIGHTB
Street. and ell . Druggists. tea-theta!,
uxn PROPM4./UU,
,z‘
inEulnAma Th x.e New Remedy for
Dart= the;peet 'year we have introduced to the no
tion of the medietti erofeoeion of this eoentry the Per*
Crystalized Chloride of Propyiatniss,
REMEDY FOR
and having reoe ve from many to r oes , from
physicians of the lugheat Manding and from patients, the
MOST FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
of its real value in the treatment of this painful and
obstnate disease we are_tudueed . to present it to the
public in,a , form' READY FOR IMME.DIATE USE,
which we hope will commend itself to those who are
suffering with tnis aerating complaint, and to the me
dical'-practitioner who may feel disposed , to test the
.Powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR.FROYYLAMINE, in the form above spo
ken of, has recently been ektensively experimented
PENNSYLVANIA ROXPITAIo
and with MARKED ESUOCESS(as will appear from the
Published accounts in the me.lioal journals.)
us carefully pat up ready fur immediate use,
with lull di.reotions. and can be obtained from all the
dragnets at 7b cents Per bottle and at wholesale or
_ rc ORENBRA.W,
pensggista and MannfaetaringChemmus.
mat -ts Philadelphia
_ETTER,. FROM MR. GEO. L. ()ROLL,
.fent for Dr. SOaktNCK'S Medicines in Middle
town.a
mihnzavrojrzi. Dauphin Co., Pa., June 27,1861.
DR- J. H. SCHENCK, Philadelphia, Pa.
Danadra Herewith I send you a certificate of one
of oar most - iespeotable 0312011115, who has neon using
your medicines. and affect resiored to healt n ei ghbors
its puotioation would the Balms in tins
hcezd. If you see limper to use it, do so, or direct me
Mr. Ramsey is an old,reliableorell-reepeeted. and in
fluential, citizen. His word-would not be doubted by
any one who knows him, and at present is the Chief
Burgess of tb-s town. Mr. Ramsey Is "himself a goad.
advertisement, as :he. speaks for and recommends it
more highly than the certificate mentions. .
YOUra truly. GAO. L. CROLL.
hinumwro - wit. Dauphin Co., Pa, June loom?
MR. GEO. L. MOLL, agent.
DEAR Sra in' ray men, illness. which was from
tet*laered cold on mr breast and lunge, and which was
in a fair way of hurrying- me to my grave. I was ao
muoh affected by the. seventy of the coma that I could
not lie down - or obtain any rest, and this continued f9r
two weeks.. When I heard of Dr.' Schenck's' Pnlmoinc
and Sea- Weed..-Tonic. I immediately commenced the
use of them, and. after using two or three bottles of
Syrup. I noticed a perceptible change. The cough was
much easier, and I could rest much better.. After using
two bottles of Tonle and ten of Syrup, I have been re-
stored ;to health. srhioh enables me to say I have full
confidence in ate efeany if taken in time, and most cor
dially recommend its use to the afflicted.
ie24 Im E. .1. RAMSEY.
NI RS.JAMES' BETTS' CELEBRATED
IIUPPORTIO.B FOR LADIES, and the only Pup-
porters under eminent medical patronage. Ladies and
phylumans are respeetfully -rauested to pall only on
Mrs. Botts, at ker reindenoe, 1039. WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their 'Olympians to are
het applianoes, -Those - only are genuine bearing the
flitted atatecoopyright, book on the box, and Cigna
tarot and alga on the Scraniars. with tooreinoniais
RAILROAD LINES.
:WEST 0 HEST ER
RAILROAD TRAINS via
MIOSYLITANLA RAILROAD, RAILROAD
depot, corner
ELEVENTR and MARKET &treats, St LIS A. M., 12
noon, ` 2 SD AL, and IP. _
- - On .;IPanday, leave Philadelphia at LSO M., and
West Chester at 4 P. . jide-tf
ar ti mpu i ' W
,E 8 T 1311E8TER
AND' PHILADELPHIA
RAILROAD, _
_ VIA MEDIA.
'SUMMER ARRANGSMENT.
On and after MONDAY,• June 0, 2151, the train will
leave PHILADELPHIA, the. Depot, BLE. camer
al EIORTEENTH and HARIK.S.T streets at. 'Wand
10.00 A. M. and 2, 4,16, 6.50 and /0 PAlfar will
leave the Station, corner of THiRTY-F r RS and
MaRILET Streets, ( West Philadelphia ) _, at 8. and
10.46 A. )11.,, and 2.111. 4.90, CO. and MIS P. M.
. ON SUNDAYS. •
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A. M. and I P. Id.
Leave WSST CHESTER at A . M. and 6P. M.
Trains leaving . Ptdladelphia and West Chester at 748
A. M. and 1.16 Y. M. sonnet:4 at Pennelton with Trains
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
for Oxford and intermediate points. •
HENRY WOOD,
• my.27-tf General 'superintendent.
VAL i t RY RAILROAA—PAS
UNDER NS FOR DO - UtergOWN AND IN
TZJIMBDIA.T3 STAVIONS.r-On And alter. Nor. eth..
IM.. the Passenger . Trains for DOWNINGTOWN
startfrotn the new Passenger Depot , of the' PhDs
telphis and Reading_RaDroad ()amenity, corner of
BROAD and OALLOWRILL Streets, (passenger en
tranee on Oallowhill.)
VAIN. TRAM fer,Derninstoarn HMV! at SA
AFTEYJNOOK IMAM fir Ileirahartiwa lams al
Y (Sundays EraeriteA, ). ,
hi l i t a leuf th.m oll&72 1 17 11 6.* filikfte!-
',, air W ► MetEßlTitNY.iiao4tary.
,PIIII4ADBLPIIIA AND
.RATLROAD 00 0
( Moo YR South mirth street.) rA:
Pirm.uomyrna, April 31.18!12.
SEASON TICHBTS.,
On and alter May lam; sealion taste will be intned
by this company for the periods of three, six, nine, and
twelve months. not transferable. -
. 13esson.sohool-tiokets may also , be 11'4 - ate:deer csiat.
These tnahets will be sold by the Triasareyt Do. 227
South FOURTH Bluest, where any Anther formation
Den be obtalued. FORD,
MMTHOMAS 80N8,
. rim /39 and 141 South PODRTR Ist rom,
(Formerly limn and IC)
PUBLIC SALES REAL ESTATE AND floc.
AT TILE Y Excasiveß EVER TUEBDhy. " ; 1 1
o'olook, noon, Minns the impieties season. la u
Aurturt,only 0 00aaloptil sales. Std
REAL EVRA.TE AT PRIVATE SALE,
mir w e hove a large amount of . tee Name st
Bale. Inaludinr ewers description 'of Mtr mad co" - ,1
property. Printed lists mm v be luid 6A the talOtam
!nm
- Bee et 14cr. 139 and 141 south Fourth Street.
SUPERIOR FAIRMITILRE. FRENCH-PLAT/I
BRUSSELSANO-FOR - I:EA. BEDS AND
L eo AND OTHER CARPETS. &o. " •
Oa Thursday Maiming-
At 9 o'otook. at the Anotum Ntore. sn sastatmetit of
exoellent second-hand furniture, clone mato fart,
fine mirrors, carpets , beds and bedding, /to, from r unt !
hos deolining of sale
removed to the core k r
@oarsmen°. of sale.
MOSES NATHANB, ATIOTIONEt
AN R
D eftIII4MIEIICIN MERCHAIII.
corner of SIXTH. said R*CR Btreete. semi
AT P IVATE BALE,
PRICE't To SUIT THE TIME g,
The following articles will be sold ter lens w it h alt
the usual gelling price :
Fine gold hi:intuit case. d0t:01.'45-oam, and dnatie.t„,,,
tom English patent lever watches. of the most 5p.i....*
and beat makers; fine gold double-time Whit t
lever watches; indepeindent - seoetilis lever war..F
fine gold hunting-owe and open-face escapement is—w;
and irone watches; horizontal and de piss sunsgv,-
silver bunting-case, doable-case, and double-NAL-.
English patent lever. escapement lever , and
watobee, of the most approved and best ojake n :"."o
ble:case and open-faoe silver watches ; silver ca. r .7 4 "
ether gwartier ana single-case watches; fine gold
neok, fon, and guard chains ;.diamond finger net s
breast-pine ; n e ts et fine gold Jewelry ; gold Grew tad.
ear-rings.. finger-rlngs,,braceletri, perreii_ ew . • Pu_is.
and jewelry or every desorlotion; gone, pist o l,. ,6 14 ,,Z0.
instruments,,piano-fortee, and articles generaN. "'"
.. MONEY TO LOAN,
Money advanced liberally (Cr any length of ~
4 ? : a a r ad dwa o r n e.:u - r - I cu m ...I ML F.
agreed neon, on sold and silver plate , d " I"
watobes, jewelry, row/inr-piecee, nanic o m ,„ 1 "n
n d itn " l ie " 4, bei lr 'dd i rn t t in f l an ' O g Y rC" arr n ie el le .
thole, o f
Value,
CONSIORMENLB AND COT-DOOR BALLS BOLt•
LICIT ED.
Liberal taabedvantiee made on all articles aemstni4
for sale. POMO& attention men to all ont-door
•
FITZeATRUK. BauS., atiu,
ica• TIONEENS, 604 CHESTNUT ISt, above Butes.
' BALES EVERY EVENING,
At 7 o'olock. of books, stationer'', and fader pods,
watches, jewcdry. clocks, silver-plated ware, c di
77 ,
Painting!, 'primal ins rnmenta,
Also, Emery, dry goods,. boots and shoe', and met
obandise of ever,' uesonytton.
DAY BALb.B every_ Monday. Wednesday, and P.
day, at 10 o'olook Pd.
PRIVATE SALES.
A Private sale. severed large comfit !manta of Irma %
and Jewelry. books, stationery. silver-f lared wam c a t..
Ivy, fancy goods. &0., to which ie solicited the atten
tion of city end country merchants and oilagra.
Cooragnments solicited for alt Lunde of inerchandut,
for either public or private sales.
mar Liperal cash advapees made on eonsagmente,
tint-door sales promptly attended to
mouluisBB, BRINLIDI, k 00.,
No. 499 MARKET STREET.
sifjp..FOßD EG.PO..-ILUOTIONURB
,
P:19..-630 MARKS? Street and 691 wrot. at.
121PRZ88:VOMPAZIM8
THZ ADAMS IBM%
co"oso•eue Clagininih mt,
ferWardi . raeknges, KAMlambs., Da n ui ms.
and iSpiroio, • tkar its aim, Eau ,er mben.p.ost
witk other Enrage Cort s paoies. to .0 1 tk Nnetssi
umme te4 n I fit Btatat
. • 7.. •
arnrrtriu.
de m - WKLY andIdI7}IIWITION
By !STEAM BETWEI.It NEW YOU
A .17=ERFOOL, Galling at QUEENSTOWN !Ire
land.) to land and ember yely e-b amengora and deipatetea
'PI e Liverpool. New ort i
m and rhiladelphis !heat
ip Company ii , aplomb Cinlt iron sorer ne m _
M
'pg, are intended to sail aa oliowa:
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVELPOOL,
ETNA. Saturday. July it
EDINBURGH Saturday. J oty x
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday- July ti ,
And every B at:UMW tbrelittiollt the year. hoe ?LEE
No. 44 N. S.
• . - RA? OF P.ABB AGE
THROUGH ROM PHILADELPHIA.
Obbln, to Queenstown, or Liverpool._ _____
• Do. .to London, via Liverpool—
Btemge to Queenstown, or LiverpooL_______
to London.___.
Yo Return tickets, available for sox months,
from Liverpool.,
-. se
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Pans, Rarabort,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates ,
er t i fi ca te s' of passage - lamed trOM LITetPOO)
York--- _ si
Mss
cartiiko is ta l of passage issued from Queenstorn to
New York---
____
These &tearoom have superior accommodations for
passengers, are omit - acted with watortight *moon
ments, and carry eitsmuenood Balloons
For freight, or Posesige t amir at um office of th 4 u m .
near. Juni& G. DALE, Agent,
111 Walnut stoe_t, Philadelphia.
la Liverpool, to WM. INMAN
Tower Buildings
In fillsagoW i to .114111 A. N,
ia Dixon greet
THE BRUISE AND NORTH
AMEJLICAX ROYAL DIALI6 STEAK•
MIN TWA TOLE TO ZTTZETOOL
Chief Cabin Palmist —ARV
&Gond Cabin Pumas—
max BosTOX TO LIVRILMOL.
hie Cabin
—OM
deooqd Cabin ---
Tito 'tapirfrom New York °all at Cork Harbor.
Silo 'kips from Boston call at Halifax and Cork Lu
te!,
__
.14.1t1SIA, Crept. Judtrins. AFRICA, Capt. Shaanxi.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. CANADA, Cant. J. Loitoh.
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott. AMER/CA, Copt. Storer.
ANSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA L CaPt. frlxabs
- OW. Coolt. EUROPA, Gut, Andonos.
SCOTIA, (new holding,/
Ik`heste Teliell O&M 5 Ohm white light at theet-heag
Areen on sterborszd bow ; red on port now.
MU, Ilheruconleoree N. York, Wednesday, Adr I.
tcimOr A, And,nrson, " Boren, Wodeorder. July 10.
FER.BI &audition, " if. York, Wednesday, July V.
;CANADA - , - Moodie, " Beaton, Wednesday. July St,
ASIA. Lott, " N.York, Wedneeder, , July el.
ARABIA, Slone, " Boston, Wednesday, )114. r.
Berths not secured until paid for.
' An experienced Surgeon on board.
She owners of these whine will not be eoecientable lei
Bold, Silver, Bullion, Seem, Jewelry, Promo Stones
or Metals, =item bill, or lading are tuned therefor, and
the value thereof therein exercised. For fret or
" ag ia r r i_ e ti apply 19
e Bowiwr flreEen?liNNeirA
JOB PRINTING.
aT.EIE PRESS"
BOOK
A N D
JOl3 PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
NO- 417
CHESTNUT STREET.
PILILADELPHI4
The attention of the Business Community
is respectfully invited to the New Book and
Job Printing Office of fe Tss Firms," which
has been fitted up with New Material, In the
most complete manner, and is now prepared
to execute, in a satisfactory Style, every vt,
riety of Printing
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CARDS,
CHECKS,
NOTES,
DRAFTS,
RECEIPTS,
BILLS OF LADING,
BILL HEADS'
LETTER HEADINGS.
PAPER BOOIS,
CERTIFICATES,
DEEDS,
BONDS,
MORTGAGES.
BaILL TICKETS aND PROGRAVIES,
FOSTEII2I,
HAND SILLS,'
PROGRAMMES,
DRUGGISTS' I.LBEJA,
ETC.. ETC.. ETC..
Gold, Bronze, and Colored Printing Ele
outed in a Superior Manner•
MERCILINTS, .MANTIFICTUI?..ERSt tiß
CH4NICS, LAWYERS, JUCTIOY-
ERRS, PUBLIC OFFICERS,
BANK§', R.4ILRO4D
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The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 13, 1861, Image 4

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