rho Savannah Privateersmen•
LEDICTMEET OF ITS ;Immo END CREW FOR
Muer.
The officers and crew of the privateer Savannah.
were arraigned in the United States Circuit Court
in New York, yesterday morning. The following
is a synopsis of the indiement
That Thomas Benison Baker, John liarleston,
Charles Sidney Paasallalgue, Beery Cashman
Howard, Joserh Cruz del Came, Henry Oman,
Petrick Daly, William Charles Clark, Albert Gal
bate Ferris, itiobard Palmer, John Murphy,
Alexander Carter Cold, and Martin Galvin. on
the third day of Juoe, in the year of oar Lord
1861, upon the high seas, and out of thejuriedlotton
of soy particular State, and within the admiralty
and maritime jurisdiction of the said United States
of America, dui, with force and arms, piratically,
feloniously, and violently set upon, board, break,
and enter a certain vessel, to wit, a brig, called
the Joseph, the same being then and there owned,
in whole or in part, by a citizen or eitizens of the
United Metes of America, whose name or names
are to the Jurors aforesaid unknown; and did then
and there, in and on boaid of the said brig, the
Joseph, in and upon one Thies N. Meyer ' then and
there tieing a mariner, and then and there one of
the ship's company of said brig, the Joseph, and
then ani Chorea:taster and commander thereof, and
in and upon [Lome W. B. idgee, Albert Nash, Wm.
.11 Claiming, John J. Merritt, John Quinn, and JO9.
U Golden, each then and there being a mariner
and one of the ship's company of said brig, the
Joseph, piratically, feloniously, and violently put
in personal fear and danger of their lives. and did
then and there, the brig, the said Joseph ; of the
value of three thousand dollars. and the Mate,
apparel, and furniture thereof,' of the value of five
hundred dollars, and two hundred and fifty hogs
beads of sugar, of the value of one huodrkd dot
tare each hogshead, of the goods, chattels, and
personal property of certain persons whose names
are to the jurors aforesaid unknown, the said two
hundred and fifty hogshead of sugar being then
and there in and on board of the said brig, and
being then and there the lading thereof, and the
said brig, the, tackle, appparel, and. furniture.
thereof, and the said two hundred and fifty bogs
heads of sugar being then and there in the oare,
onstody and possession of the said Titles N.
Meyer, Horace W. Bridges, Albert Nash. William
H. Canning. John J. Merritt, John Quinn, and
Joseph Li Golden, from the sold Vitae N. Meyer,
Horace W Brkis.s. Albert Nesh, William 11.
(Nanning John J Merritt, John Quinn. and Joseph
LI Golden, and Gum their acid possession, care,
and custody, and in their presence and against
their will, 'violently, piratically, and feloniously
wee, rob, steal, take, and oarry away against the
form of the statute of the said United Stater. of
America in -nob cases made and provided, and
see ins - lb* peace of the said United States and
their dignity.
he tualotment includes eleven counts :
The following is an analysis of the variations in
the different counts:
First-1 Vessel owned in whole or in part by
a oitizen or chime of the United States unknown.
2. Assault committed on Meyer, the master, and
the crew, naming them. 3 Lading of the person
al Property of persons unknown.
Second-1 Ve , sel an American vessel, owned in
part by George H. Cables, John Cables, and Ste
phen Haroh, citizens of the United States. 2 As
sault committed on Meyer, the master, and divers
persons of the ship's company unknown 3: La
ding of the personal property of one Morales.
Third-1 Vessel owned by George Cables.
Jobs Cables, and StepheP Hatch, of itoeklaDdi in
the State of Maine, citizens of the United States
2 Assault committed on divers persons unknown
of the ship e company of said vessel 3 Lading
Of the personal property of one Theis N Meyer.
Fourth-1 Ownership of vessel not stated. 2.
Austin committed on Meyer, the master, he being
a citizen of the United States. 3. Lading of the
personal property of Meyer.
Fifth-1. Ownership of the vessel net stated; but
alleged to be an American vessel of the United
States of Amerioa. 2 Assault committed on
Meyer, a otusen of the United States, he being: on
board a certain American vec•el of the United
Statism of America called the Joseph. 3 Lading
if the personal property of Meyer. 4 Prisoners
alleged to be citizens of the United States.::: i
Sixth, Seventh,' Eighth. and Ninth same ai Fiat;
Second, Third. and Fourth. reepeotively, adding,
in 'nob count, 1. That the offence was committed
" on pretence of authority from a person, to wit.
one Jefferson Davis;" and 2 That the prisoners
were citizens of the United States.
Tentb—Same as leiftb, adding that the offence
was committed "on pretence of authority from a
person, to wit, one Jefferson Davie."
Eleventb—Alleges that the primmer' were
brought and apprehended in this district.
From Western Virginia.
TEM BATTLII AT CARRICK'S YORD
prom the Wheeling (Va.) Intelligereer. Icy le.l
A large number of passengers arrived on lad
Light's train front the seat of war and vicinity,
from whom we gather some additional particulars
of the battle at Cheat river, on Sunday morning,
and the killing of Garnett. After Gen. Garnett
evacuated Laurel Bill he retreated towards Bt
George, Tinker twenty, whence he was pursued
by the column under Gen. 'Morrie. Garnett
reached Oarriolt's Ford, on Cheat river, about
eight miles from St. George, on Sunday:morning,
where, being hotly pursued, he attempted to make
stand, previous to crossing the river. Whilst en
deavoring to rally hie retreating men;who are said
to have acted shamefully, he was. shot bye aer
geant in an Indiana regiment. Only one man was
near the General at the time, a beardless young
man from Georgia, the rest having refused to
tally. The Georgian was also killed at the same
instant,-he and his commander falling in different
directions, feet to feet. During the retreat, and at
the Ford, one hundred-and eleven of the rebels
were killed, while the Federal loss will not exceed
ten. The rebels threw away everything, in their
retreat, calculated to impede their looomotion in
the slightest degree, and the route and the battle
field were strewn with all manner of warlike imple
ments They left every.bing they had in the
shape of horses, wagons, camp equipage. 8 - 3.
Major Gordon, of General Morris' staff, brought
the remains of General Garnett, together with his
sword, watch, /co., down to Grafton, yesterday,
whence they will be sent, via Wheeling, to his
Irian& In Eastern Virginia. Garnett was a
graduate of West Point, and was formerly attached
to the regular Uoited States army. Be was. It is
said, a brother of Congressman Garnett, of this
State The body of Garnett was recognised by
M. jor Love, of the Federal farces, with w h om h e
wan Init.:lately acquainted at West Point.
The position which Garnett abandoned at Laurel
is said to have bean an exceedingly mane
one--one that could not have been taken by 40,000
men. The rebels destroyed much of their pro
visions, such as earn, dour, etc., and all other oh.
jsots and desires seemed to have been lost in the
one great oijeot of ratting out of the range of Fede
ral rifite. They rolled up, tumbled up, any way
to pt up. to as to get out of the way. As Spauld
ing's advertisement would say, one can " 'ardly
realise" bow these rebels, who are aghtiug for
their rights, and who took up arms to teals• the in
vasion of a toe whose mo'to is 'Beauty and 8,0ty,"
could ant in this precepitate=not to say loathe—
manner. It is the opinion of some people that se
cession, in Western Virginia, is about played out.
ewe !minutemen 6T t41711n. Blk L.
Several soldiers had arrived in the oily from
Laurel Bill, who give some amusing incidents of
010 t kin:tithing in that vicinity An orderly ser
geanesays that frequently 'the Federal and rebel
pickets and scouts would come within speaking
distance of one another and indulge in personal
epithets, such ae " Traitor '
" Abolitionist,"
" Blue-bellied Yankee," etc. In several instances
the pickets, al er abusing one another, would, by
general consent, ground arms and meet half way
fir the purpo aof taking a drink. After drinking,
they would run beck, pick up chair guns and Sr.
at each other, the fleetest man standing the beat
ohanise of getting the first shot.
A tall hoosier iv here, en route for his home in
Indiana lie has a severe shot in the bask, whicli:
though quite painful, Is not at all • angeroni,
being a flesh wound only Be received a wound
in a skirmish last Thursday. Be and his Isom.
rades had been dodging behind trees and firing at
the rebels when an opportunity offered. They
were ordered to retreat back within the lines. when
the Indianian, of whom we are speaking, fired a
shot at a rebel and started to follow his comrades.
Id doing so he was shot in the bank by a concealed
rebel. Be is much mortified at the idea of going
hems with a shot in his' back ; but in order to
guard against ridicule, be carries with him car.
dd.:aces of commanding tffioere, showing that the
wound was honotably received.
Minas in Baltimore.
NAEBB&L HANZ, INDICTtP FOR TIMASON
Firma the Baltimore American of createrday.)
The &rand Jury of the united States District
Court, it is understood, yesterday presented Col.
George P Kane, late Martha! of P Doe, for tree.
son. , Cal Kane is yet confined at Fort Mullaney,
but it is presumed an application will be made , to
the court to fix the amount of bail rtgoiren for his
mica°s at an early day, should the military au
thorities deliver him up to the civil authorities t as
in the nee of Mr. John Merryman.
D was also rumored yesterday, but with what
truth we were unable to ascertain, that Cal. I. T.
Trimble, now In the Confederate army who anted
as commander of the citizen soldiery in the oily
daring the excitement of April last, was also pre
sented for treason.
ADNITTID TO BAIL OR d CHARON OP TRNANOX
Richard H. Mitchell, of the firm of Penn &Mlle
°hell, indicted for treason against the General
Government, gave bail in the sum of $90,000 in
the United States diatriot court yesterday. .an
WM taken in his own recognizanoe in the gam of
S2O 000—the remainder was g‘ven by Masers John
B. Wlllarcui, George W- Webb, John Hanson
Thomas, and Joshua A Turner. He was recognized
00 appear before the United Spite') oirouit Court to
November next.
ld. Welsh OWatlat presented for treason yester
day, also gave trill In the sum of $25 000. Thurs
ton T. Martin, henry M Warfield, and Samuel 8.
Riohardeon, being taken In the sum of $2O 000,
and the aoonsed being taken In his own reoogni
zanoe for the remainder.
In noticing the - lading of Stasi:Gents against
Frederick Ohlhorn, Joseph Cook, and Joseph
Hood, we yesterday stated that it was understood
that the arreats grew out of a participation in, the
Hot on the 10 hof April. This, we areinfortned.
is incorrect. The parties were arrectsid on &charge
of holdifig commissions In ttisPontederate army
and enlisting soldiers for . war.
DISOOVIRT 'O7 00$011ALSD Anna.
Yesterday morning a further examination was
trade, by the policemen on duty at the old City
ffall,'ot the upper portion of that building, re
sulting in the finding of four short swords or navy
cutlasses and two old guns, the latter having a
Owe of paper on stattng that they were telpen
from the Rough Skin Hall on October 8, 1860.
Thole arms were ooncealed in an old window band,
w hipt, wo (brawn among a toile of old articles in
the loft, and had escaped observation previously.
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.licanan Challenged-all England.
TheTetelfork 'CUM! states a few days sin ' oe
as .w.e: "
iv
latormed 'on.owhate oodsider good
andfOrity,John 0. Heenan forwarded c challenge
to
..England, to fight. blue, Herat, King. or any
otkier man le Eogland, for the sum of $lO , OOO . it
is also stated that Heenan'e effer era bruees tieVerel:
otivir polars, viz: that be (Heenan) will stake
-an 319 000 to fa 000 if Mace will oaine-to this country flighp to Canada; he will give Meow $l,OOO
dirmy hisiveweeita here ; or the Boy will taha,
sig 000 t o o w
1100 and IlRbt In Eigland. if the.:
Plimpton of Ragland wilt pay , lisanan.sl,o6C to,
defray his expentes to that•eountry. TllOllO pro-.
pAtions are very fair and eqnitetile, and certairdy
clarinet meet with any objection If the • Lendonere •
are anginas to test the abilities of the Amerieen
0 los more. In his former trip to that country the
BJ7 bad to defray his own expense., whlob, with
those of his trainers, amounted to a vary large
sum The peonalary stake at lune wu almost no.
thing umpired to the outlay he was subjeeted to .
while there. And now, as the Loedon sporting
press and some of the prominent sporting men of
that city have intimated the readiness with which
Reiman oould be aooommodated in abscond match,
should be desire another meeting, he hits oonoln
ded to ohallenge " All England , ' and for a stake
that will make it worth hie while to rr beard the
lion in hie own den"—s stake that will repay him,
should he win, for hie loss of time and neglect of
imagoes. at home. Ile bare no men in England, bat
will fisht the Champion or any one woo aspires to
the office If London has snob oonfidenoe in the
inviootbility of her lighting men as is pretended,
here te an opportunity to put the matter to the
test. The Champion of Unitised is not bound to
fight for more titan £2OO ($i 000). It is optional
with him whether he dgots for more or less. It
may be that Mace wilt refuse to light Keenan on
the ground that the stake is too large. That be
has a right to do. Bat, atter all the boasting we
have heard of the superiority of the British
,pug over the American, it, is not likely that the
money will be permitted to stand as an obstacle to
a second " international match," whether for the
belt or not.
Death of Captain Dick Ashby.
A URDU, ACCOUNT OF HIS TIGHT WITH TIM INDIANA
.2017419118
The Richmond (Va ) Whiz, of the Sib, &imams
the death of Captain Ashby, from the wounds he
received at Kelly's Island on the 26th nit , with
the detachment of Col. Wallace'e Indiana Zanave
regiment." According to the Whig, he was despe
rately wounded in a band-to-hand 'mounter
with Corporal Hays and three others. This was
the fight near Romney, and we eery the following
extraot from the Richmond Divarrh :
Then it was that-. Dock Ashby had ,a band-to
hard encounter with three men, kitting the corps
ral, and badly if not fatally wounding the other
two. Whilst engaged with two men, he received
a blow from an unseen hand that felled hint to the
earth, where he was left for dead by his men, who,
after hie fell, made good their eroape and returned
to gawp .
Near I o'clock Col. Turner Aahby arrived with
his oommand of twelve men, and, being informed
by a woman that there . had .been a light below; he
advanced toward Kelley's Island, where the ene-•
my were aeoreted, in what numbers he could not:
telt, ae,they were behind the driftwood, bushes;
, with which the blend, which is a half mite in
length, was covered.. Seeing hie brother Riobard's
horse quietly grazing, without rider, and fearing
the fate that might have befallen its noble rider,
he immediately ordered his men to cross to the
island, be taking the lead. The enemy took de
liberate aim at them from behind the drift-wood
piled upon this, the upper end of the bland. At
the command to Are, not less than forty balls were
discharged at them ; but so far all of our boys
mantic unhurt, although Col. Ashby, H. C. Rust,
and Granville T Smith had their horses killed un
der them. Immediately upon landing, Col Ashby
gave the 'command to beat the hushes and drive out
the miserable onwards. He, flushing a covey of
four, killed two, ;who • had the. temerity to off-r a
fight, and taking the other two on the wing ai they
fled, after having discharged the contents of their
revolvers at him.
00e of them, as be fell before him, begged him
not to ride over him, and Ashby . turned aside
telling him that he bad done' him all the harm he
desired. Another, after having exhausted hie re
volver in attempting to hilt the csvonel, and whilst
fleeing for dear life, entreated him not to kill him ;
but Turner's reply was, "Sir, I mourn the neces
sity, but I spare no invader of the soft of Virgi
Ma," and down went the poor wretoh before his
unerring aim T. B. Smith, after having been
knocked down by 'he bu , t of a rifle, arose and shct
his man. The poor, miserable creature, whilst
weltering in his blood, asked Smith if be was a
Christian, and he replied, " I trust so ;" " then,"
said the man, " for God'reake, bring me a drink
of water." This Smith hastened to get from the
river close by, but whilst in the very not: of- at
tempting to drink he fell and expired .Near the
close of the engagement, whilst nobly contending
against fearful odds, Dr. Antannton, of Baltimore.
and 03wold Foley, of Far:Ruler, fell mortally
wounded. John Ladd, of. Missouri ' also received
a severe wound in 'the arm, near the shoulder,
breaking the bone. .
Col. Ashby (not knowing the fate of his brother)
and his command, immediately returned to camp
for reinforcements, and , again returned to bring
away the bodies of the two noble patriots who had
fallen in the fight. Upon his.return, he found in
a culvert, where he bad been left for dead, Capt.
Dioic. Everything of . any value, even his spurs,
bad been stripped cif his person and carried away
by the thieves. He was found to be badly wound•
ed by a sabre out over eaoh eye, a thruetin the
bowels,- a deep out in the arm immediately above
the elbow, irjanng the bone near the joist; he
was alto shot through the palm of one hand, and
two fingers of the other mutilated by the passage
of a ball of rather an inconvenient else.
Reported Arrival of the Rebel War
Steamer Sumpter at the Balm. -
[From the fdetenhis Avalanche of Fridar•L ;‘,
Oar fellow -oitisen Utiptein J. o. Montanus, 'sue
owner of the Vicksburg mail line of steamers, left
New Orleans oa Tuesday, and arrived in this city
yesterday. He states that a despatch had been
received from Berwiok's Bay,.to the tfftot that tbe
Confederate States war steamer Sumpter, Capt. B.
Semmes, (an *want of whose running the block
ade last week we published,) bad returned, bring
ing fifty-five thousand Enfield rifles, together with
other accoutrements and a large number of rifled
cannon.
It seems that the Sumpter met near Cuba an
English vessel that was on tier way to New Orleans
with these arms, which had been order.d . pre
viously. They were transferred to the Sumpter;
and that 'vessel had arrived at the Belize in safety.
It is a feat that will relent great oreait upon the
gallant officers who accomplished it, and it shows
bow " effeotive" Lincoln's blockade is
The same gentleman informs us that over ten
thousand hogsheads of , tobsooo were disposed of in
New Orleans in one day during last week. The
tobaooo is intended for the Prenott market, and the
French pnlohnsers paid for it in gold, instead of
bills, as heretofore This information, we believe,
oan be relied upon.- The tobacco must be taken
to Fratite, and will go there in Prenon bottoms.
If old Abe's vessels undertake to prevent it the
distinguished railsplitter will have a fight on his
bands, in whiob I , somebody" will be hurt. •
.
Tug Cacwa.--The New England farmers
, _
are reaching a time when they can make .safe cal.
oulations upon their crops. Corn is said to be two
weeks earlier than last year. The late hot weather
has brought, it forward rapidly, and It promises
well. Potatoes look much better than nsnal; some
of the earliest varieties begin to come to market.
Vs apple prospect is vary poor The enormous
crop of last .year is likely to be fully offset by the
deficiently this season. Pears are no better; some
VAT/Wiles are entirely gone. Of the Bartlett there
will be scarcely enough to bless the eyes, leave
alone the satisfying of the appetite. Of peaches,
cherries, and quinces there are none. Most.of the
peach and quince trees were destroyed by the cold
of last winter. The cherry trees are not much
better. They have slowly commenced the making
of new wood. and partially leaved out; but the
leaves are unhealthy. curled up, and covered with
vermin. Currants and other small fruits yield
scantily. The fumes has his 'grass. corn, and po
tatoes, and these must be the chief dependence for
the year,.
Fella? POreosso.---Soon utter eatiDg step-
per Wee -veining teat week. the entire !Amity, of
Mr. Parmiey, p Chigago, were taken siok. a sub
sequent examination showing that the breed, of
wbiols the eustiro family bad partaken, was heavily
oharged with 11118D143. Fortunate y, the quantity
wee asz groat that no fatal result ensued.
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
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061rICE OT ARMY CLOTRING AND FQVIPAOSI•
Currier of (maid and .t. enter st, sets. .
NAM. YORK Ja ya. lan.
BEALVD P RAN:VIALS ere invited. and will be re
oeiv•• • °Mos untti 12 o'olook oi 1) •V,
the 220 der n 1 July instant • when they will be pub'lo6 l 2
opened for furnishing oy ooutrsor The -following ma
terials for MIIII Molting , dal.va.ab e at Pooh p ace or
pieces to the oar of hew V ci•k as ins.• hereafter be de
el.,iikted. in quentitles as .eituired. sr 2:
2000 earth, main. dark blu-, (indigo .wool deed,) for
OR pc 64 i oohed. wide, to wei.b.l4 ounoes per yard •
3711.1.00 Lards h. dark blue. tiedisit wool dyed,/
d 54 mobs; wide, to weigh 21 011^0611 per yard.
7670.0 cards kenos,. da.k -blue. (indigo wool dyed.)
twilled. 64 locums wide, to weigh 22 Dimes per yard.
7.0,600 yarde horsey. sky b'ue, (ndtro wad assid•)lls
inches wide. to welch 22 ounces per yard.
a V 0 yards sky blue 13451 DR cloth._
• 72 500 'lards beet quality td.ok Mows.
7d0.. 00 lards 114 n orl. d trk blue (indigo wool d)ed.)64
inoh•s:wiue. to weigh 10 ounces per yard.
2670x0 yards 11 tenet. Potion and wool, dark blue, (In•
die o dyed.) to - slush 6)g . ounces per !ord. • •
1 725 (S 0 yards flannel. white. (ootion • and wool,) 31
iroh•s wide, to weigh 6)c Dundee per yard.
1 495 000 yards Canton flannel, 27 inches wide, to weigh
7ou ores per 'ord. -
824 000 yards - cotton drilling, uobleaohed, 27 inohee
wide. to weigh 6.44 °gages per y ard.
-
231000 ya. de oi.tion dribine. unbleaohed, 96 Inches
wide: to weigh 8 oun es per recd.
60 000 yards brow,. Rolland, 36 inohee wide, beat voi
la% •
176.000 yards ootton muslin, unbleached. SC noshes
.
ES MO yards blaelrlailiais. 96 intim' wide, bast qualltr.
-1611 .00 pads minuet pad. mg. .
91 000 yards buckram, 40 inches wide, best quality.
204000 site•ts ,waddlng.oo•ton
340,003 pieces tape Id yards), white. 34 . ittoll wide.
- ads twist. best quality per pound.
- lumina silk. nest qualttr, pe.• Found.
7 010 linen thread, W. B. Plo. 30 and No. 40. per
nauct.
Be 000 linen thread, Woo, No 31 nod 40. per wand.:
4,1100' linen thread, assorted oo.ore, Nos. di and 40, per
•
64 *0 spo^la oottnn.
6 930 me s home It'd eyes.
33.651 a toe. w.at buttons. beat quality, .
180170 gruel teat buyoua. b-st au
88960 gross shit Ihitnnia, be , t .-
38 %Su aro, a uspet,iter button'', neat gasins:
ui 8 6 mete bo•rd. • •••
300.U15.1 •
arch aiptvu eotd. •
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24) MO arm. Man ois, wool. gray. (y101464* ors V.
B..in b acts, 4 manes loos, in the centre.) to in. 1 feet
long, and 5 tenth inches arida, to . weighs rienrcalsesioh.
8 0 tau wort of ball siociliut a. gray. 3 e Zeit. properly
made f toad deere won ,with double and twisted yarn,
to w el sit 3 pounds per dozen pairs.
solute pairs bootees
• UPON Mace tolt hats. best quality, made of Elootob
andsnelish coney and Russia mire.
leo our hat cord'. worsted, blue, 3-16 inch diameter,
with •rs teasel at each end. too ir rites one.
900.000 black r 'oleo feathers, 12 inches long.
ZOOM? noses eagles. •
201000 brass th•gles. •
1:400 glees wattles. for neck stocks.
leather, for neck amass.
visor leather for caps.
leather. for chin strata for caps.
20 Melting morocco.
1 49J aroma brass slides for naps.
900 pairs N, V; a braaa shales.
. 8 WO DOM re -tennis' brass scree&
194 sOO pairs corporals' -td privaree'braas
All the above mentioned artist's mutt 'oonform in
e• ery reseeet ro the sea ed et:m(lml patterns in this
offims. Whe , e tt , By ay., be *maim: ed, and additional in
lermailon reoei yen ()once ruing thorn • ' •
• Ae it is desirahte that tne articles be of domestic, fabri
cations. olds from ennui* (queers or regular dealers will
be preferred. which must toe made for and eonform to
moon eitintee On Y. in quality end desoripti as are
'require. , by.the advertisement and the w.mnier in this
office' but one tranta wri be awarded to the loWest • re
stbte bidder who shall furnish satisfactory aeouri
• ties for 'he faithful performance thereof.
hs•Menufactur.rs' esiennehmont or dealers' Warm
:of business mu t be distinctly stated in the proposal.
together w ttt the names. addreire.'and resoonsitulity of
two persons .proposed as sureties The sureties will
, u •mnty that a oon , raot shall be entered turn within
t • n days aft. r theltonepianee of maid hid or proposal.
erro•ossiis w ll ba received for the whuie or any part
of each kind of .the ...mutes &dreamed tor.
The privifere is reserved by and for the. United Pitites
of , rejecting any proposal that may be deemed extra-
Deliveries to commence within twenty days after the.
acceputcee or the prop Bats. and one third oft -
tits contracted for mat be delivered within two months
horn said:. date of ncoeptentw. and the remainder iii
morithl, prop:int n•. within four mon- he of said date
of aneeidaeoe, or sooner if praotioable. Itidd era
never: helese, state in their proposes the oho. t at posi
to Me time in whion the quantities bid for can be ash
yore's, by hem. '
All articil.s will be subject to Inspection by sworn
itssectors, appointed by • authority of the United
ota ea
t is to he disbnotly understood •hat onntraots are not
transferable without the content of t,rs prober au boo
ty, and teat en. sale. assignment, or tomato r. 1W 1:1011t
auoh oonsent having broil obtained (escheat under a
vrocese of law) so 1 ne regarded pa an abandonment of
th• contract; and the conrracoor and his or thei rosureties
will ne held re•unnath e f•.r' ail. Las or amage to the
Untted .tes which wry atlas thart-from. • ••
ta,ymenta wilt tie made on each delivers. should Con
gr. as have mad • an a., proorin• ion to meat teem, or as
5 ion tuereefter as an aporopriatt snail be mad •.fur
that enroo-s Ten oe cant'• f itis amount of each de
liver" will be reitained until the ^oorrant shalt b• ouM
pilted, which wilt ne forfeited to the United Rtates in
ooze of defamation on the Dart of the contractor in tut
filling the coni.aot
Forma of p. weals 'and guarantee will be funnelled
upon evaluation to this (Ale, 'and none will be con
sidered .hat do nor conform thereto. .• • •
Proposals will be endorsed. •• Propmals f.r Furnish
Nisforials for Army Clothing," and be add , sesed,
[dolor D. H. v
laiskraf.insster ArTy.
B 3299 ?intr.-woe.'
ARMY SUPPLIEb.
_ . . .
UTTEICX Or:Allati" CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.
• • • • t;erner of klork.d 11.. d Mercer Streets.
• haw Vilma. July 9 1501
BEALTD PR nPOSATIN luvitod, and wilt be re
osived at this otEcie until the &serif August next, for
making by oontrnot the following Army Clothing, to be
mane of meter its luroiehed by the Government, the
artioles to be delivered a-. the U. IL Depot of Army
LA-viler and Fool page in this oily. That is to say;
2 0 000 snAin try Gaps.
2. 0 MO infm"y un fflrm coati. '
400 (44) blue flannel emit ousts..
80.. t•oweers.
8 0 OW flannel WHAM.
800 MO drawers.
Wu OM greatcoats.
.2uo 000 'paths , etooka,
. . . - .
Ths =Dove artioles meet he as well made in every re
eveot as the sealed pa.terns in this. lboe weer. they
may be examined. ell articles made under oontracts
her•tn invited will be received under rind ineveorion.
made br sworn in.:meet... upgroint...l br nuthotigy of the
United States.
PrApnintls iIT be preferred for each hind of:earmenr
separately ; and for moderate. not small gio.nrities of
each. thdders will. Eat , the qoantettes they'sr , l , c on
met for. and the shortest per:ode wawa widish deb
veri.Swil. he made- - . .
soh hiOds.. in kis proposals. will di.tinotiy to his
- place of business. 'nod the unman. It 'Areas and re
neonnthilif, •.f.tWo mamma propoeed as sureties for the
mateqsl delivered nod the 'qunlirs of the work re
quired and he . a l s o rtat• the shotteat periods
withm whom de.teery wilt he made..
.
Bins for Ironing se,ll be acaepted cor.ly . from tailors in
ex'en Ire t ultra as. or dealers in doming accustomed
to euiploi m-ny • perartvue in that line.
it is to he d a tartly understood thr t migrants are not
transferable 'without the Hansen._ of the proper auttori
tr. and tont an) sale. assignment or i flossier. wit..oitt
such consent. (except • noer n prn••ets of law ) vttl be
re.a , ded ha an ahabdoom•r3t for leh eh the ooatraotor
and his sure - ies o ill be h, Id reeponsibl
Dative y of o °thine in to -commence ten days of er
then at-rial 011 1 1 have been mord and the whole ono
traered f ir .a to b . promptly delivered according to the
terms of etch vont aot
Payment will be m. de on the deli you of one-half of
the amount of an. attic e contrec.ed for. pros ided Rp•
p/opmlions for that pwp-ee be made by Coneremit
true one-tenth of ,he mount. doe for each' deliver,
ehts9 be ret,ined till the oontr..et b; Completer; aka
he sum retained shad be torfetred to eha nte ;
tea
in c. ee of daelcation or non fuifillment by the con
tractor. .
• •
Foe xne ol . nrnven's and gnainnteewill he furni. bed
on apptica•!os office; had vv. 9=oPos .13Y,11 ba
c. ns dart d that do^a not conform. therA , o •
.
!'lopOtintio Vi 1 tr e autiorsco rropos•ls for mann
factoring arrikfaupplies." and-Will a addftased to
Major D. H. ViN
Qaartermanar U. S. Army. N
J,16- 11t _ pox 3..103 Foot Office.
A.
.6IIPPLIES.
• QUAItTERMA sr KR: GENERAL'S OrPICS.
• • k1•11/11180110 J 1,14 12.,186.
'Sealed Proposals mil) ne rime ved at this cities) until
12 o'clock m. , on aturday.. the . 20th day of Jul, 1861
for the tullowing Arms Supplies. delivered at: the 'tate
Military c.w.o. Harrishurs. In quantities ea • rs attired
Said proremMs in he oly open d the time and
p an, veined.' std the suocessful bcd to be antiout c
ad ,as soon thereafter as no •ventent—the right being
reservers by the state to increase or diminish the nuth
ber,s.nd quantity of asid
thie thousand csouanon' tents, army Psltorut 20 1194 .
pins. ito ;complete.
One Windiest uall.tenta. army pattern. poles.. pins,
ti esoto., otitholete
sm., d axe handler. hickory.
•Onelhousano pick ti tidies tnotiorYi
- 9wet.tr bog CC toy mounted artillery:
One thomand'and ten stable frocks. • •
. .
-'lris a airebia • that ad tn. above articles he of do
r:Depth) no nut . ..attire and IA heti 'an, of them are fur
y •ben by the United Kates. the sans Dnst onforirr. in
ail resprays to the seared ate, nerd pattern in the Uni
ted. custom Quartermaster's offsJe and malts') store.
Philadelphia . .
Ten per cent. of the amount of each delivery to be
retained as it forfeiture until the o.mtraot is completed
.Ille above art/. lee tieing required for immediate use.
the. time or delivery will Ir • con-idered in . slang
CO ttacta. Coottaotore to.'srate IP their proposals tee
time when the g• ods esn lie delivered. anit thespeedy
delivery of such aiumes as are needed wil l be Ocnal
d-retl in awarding the contract. rturci•es ul bid.mis to
give bode with two approved PeOUrinee
; r veK.e•l to be OW/weed, `• Proposal for Arm) ,
ruppb , .." Jul. 20th; Mg.
n.I suoDI es contracted for en , er these prOVIIIMIN to
be dehve.ed at the Morclinuse in t e ci I of.
unlred otherwiew directed. free of all
Ch , rite for trei.ht. eosins or draynge unle•s freight to
plAbe of deliver. is ',fewer: than 'to-Harr Writ - v. in
which wise the difler-nce all , TVed All tacks
g• a so delivered to be mit, 60,00 the outside, with drain
heir mid f therein. nod nentgof
part) ttlel2lb , laP MUM, (Kerber Wien an Inv••ica o r enD
to n - x enctosed.• =Waiting. in.addition to above. w.tice
of what special stfinkly it is a pax.. X. O. rt
.1118•11 t •Ilfl. Eben. P. M.
.
ARittv uk! its.-- .
OyAlcrorjimitit ribontiwo AIiD Vitiermios.
. . 7 Pninar,of Seward endwarner horvete,
• ' *NY WY(.IiIE; JUN, 8, 1861.
SEALED I'IrrYPOEIA,LI3 .re inset-d and wad' b• re
oeived at this offioe until 12 "'chock M., on 111. 0 r4iiiiy.
• the 29th d•y. f July mama t wren they will be Debliety
opened, for furnfettine• by oontmoi the following tents
for the use of the er.itir.deliver‘bis at such pleoe or
plarmein the mi r y of bow : ork an May tie harem...tar de'.
signet. d, in quantities as n quaed.'.
Proposals emoild et, e the pr'ore of toots oompmte.
deliverable at ant of the &mom of the gdartermaater'a
ill•narrni ant, ercolustve Of the to t poles and unit pins,
which veil) be e .nttliet of se vane em•yrtata
Lsree.eupplies needed; and the pmolvoi•e wflt
be mtde from the lowest Tea...meth bMdern, at the
tintla it bpo Wei neoeseary to give the oMers
'1 he ptioes llP`r tent Bhp .id* be spited, Dea l in g th e
pineil at which the oilers'() deliver.
,
The foitowla,g epeolgamilons will be strictly adhered
• NO +PITA
1.1 feet . leing..lB Pet w.cie.ll Pet web. with a wall •*‘);
..gent, ante havin4 on one end a lappet. eo as to admit, of
two, or in oe , ente beam ioinrd and thrown into one,
with a COfitiIIII .114 00y-rlog or rill
IIOoPITA 'I EN FLY,
82 feet ID inches tone. It feet vide.
WALL
feet 15ing. 9 feet Wide 9 Pet high. 4 feet wall,
WA LL TEN'r FLY,
16 feet long, 9 feet wide. • ; •
M. EY TENT,
18 feet diameter,l3 ftwt high,
tah V.NTS' TENT. Vems`
-
6 feet 10 inches 10n5..7 feet • ide. 7 fee‘ I inch high.
The tense end ' flies" are to be made of cotton dusk,
of the fo'lowine weig lased dimcneYons. vs :
k or Hospital t eat
-30 inches wide, ant) y) canoes per yard.
For Hospital Tent Fly
-30 inches wide, had 16% ounces per yard.
For Wall and Sin oy eat—.-'
13% umber; wide and matinees per yerd.
All the slave-menticaied articies must conform in
every 'repeat to the 'Anted standard patrerar in th 8
office. wirer- the! nie...y be examined, and additional in
formation reoeivettooncerning them. '
t s it to dmiray.ke that the articles be' of domestic
011th:en :a, bicleArom Knot. ei urers atd rrgulsr deal
ens will be pretgyred. whin!' most he maue.for and ; con 7,
form to suoh erttcles on .y. in adaiity - and deacrietion.
Ile a e required by the advert.s.ment and lire samples
'in this c.tTi..e/but contracts wub be awarded to the low.
eet responsible Mclver, who .eboil furnish eint.inainory
securities for be faith ul peilo• ato nos thereof.
ne menu famurer's establishment or dealer's place
'of busineno ra. se be dipmnoth stated in tbe proposal.
together with 'he names. address and responsibility of
two poisons proposed 'as securities. Ihe eureties.wiil
guaranty that a coat. act eholl be entered into within
ten days after tneameeptancre of said bid or proposal.
Yropoeals wapbe receieetk toy all of the articles sepa
rately. and foriany portion of each.
The privilege is reserved by and for the United States
of rejeatiorany propose', that may he deemed extrava.- -
sant. •
1111 grrielrewill be subject to inspention by sworn In
ilbectors :11PPOinted by authority of the United States.
'tog to us 'instinct(' unmen•tood that emarracts are not
tc-nsferahle w thout the oonae-t of the proper au
rg i g•ity,•and that any sale, ass‘gnm , at.- or t.ansfer.
wirtiout such consent having been obtained. (except
tinder u. process of low, rwt I be regarded elan aban
donment ott he contrast; and tne o. ntraetur and hie or
• their geowiries will he held Intense-hie fur ail lose Or
do.n.age to the United States whiob may gnie there
fmfmenat will be o ade'on each dalivery,ahou'd Con-
Xreaa mske'no speropriet on to ot , et them. or as actin
t.hereafter ass. mpliroprinuon shell be mode for 'that
Ittc rodeo. 9en per cent:' of the amount of aeon de iv, re
ein..t be retain forfeited umna 'snail he completed
mrlAch Wilt bet o the UM MO. otates in case s of
.detnion. lon on the 90.11. of the 00111..entot in tufa hue the
p =s t- of y•ovnsals and enaranty will befaratetied
upon applization to this offi and none wt.' be con
siderect mat do not oCmiollii thereto.
rrrip• eats will be en cried, t• Prcpoita's tor, c-arnisla
ins AUDI Terna." ni.d b- a dropped
' Mid t U. ff. VlNTpv,•• • %.
• . gaarta rmaster I.kILAYMY.
lyla Bf. BOX 3.9s:Peer S. Irmo. •
11•5111
• ' - ote - Alatti: inittiliie
GurrA ` pr — - ''
. 'iir n.adiesf miss Proteetoni=si iniii • iiott etkesi '
ironed dainceelia_bs_selspirats,h; . ...
c..lfißlAdit,stlKßSlOODsot.everedesoriphoo. Belt
-1 in ; Peeking. flese:and ere , r -article manufactured of
owe 'tubber, ol the best material: Goode sold FOR'
APR, TO BOIT TH r. TIM of at the Great India
*War store, al I ORES/
.UT Street, above Third ,
no rtli sideins. irm, and Navy zedijarents•
Je29-1 HI( THOUILEY• '
THE PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA., THURSDAt, JULY 18, 1861.
46 THEY GO RIGHT TO
IIYSTANT RELIEF!
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
SPALDING'S
THROAT OONFEOTIONS
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
000 D FOR SINGERS,
- GOOD FOB. CONSUMPTIVES
ainkinikir °Alm
SPALDING'S THROAT OIINPROTIONS
SPALDING'S THROAT CONFEOTIONS.
BPALDING'B THROAT CONFECTIONS
They relieve a Cough instantly. ' •
They olear the. Throat.
They give strength end volume to the Voice.
They impart a delicious aroma to the Breath.
They ace delightful to the Taste.
They are made of simple herbs, and cannot harm'
any one.
I advise every one who has a Gout'. or a fluskY
Voice, or a Bad : Breath, or any : difficulty orthe . Throat.
to get a paoksge of my 7 hroat ConfedtiOns. They wilt
relieve you instantly. and you will agree with me that
" they go right to the spot." You will find them very
useful and pleasant while travehing orattending pnblio
meetings, for stilling TOtir cough or &Laying year thirst.
If you try one package. lam safe to saying that you will
ever afterwards consider tbenn indispensable. You will
find them at the Druggists' and Dealers in Medleines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
My Signature ix on • seen package. Alt others ore
counterfeit.
A Package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of
Thirty Cents.
Address •
; HENRY 0. SP.9IiSING,
No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
CEPHALIC PILLS
SIOK HEA_DAGHE.
NERVOUS HEALiAOHE
Sy the me of Sateen).* the Periodloll *Meg's of
Nrr
eert or Sick may be prevented ; and if taken
at the eomuteneement•of an attack immediate relief
from pain and siolmess will be obtained.
They seldom fallen removing. the /Varriasisiat
sear to which females axe so Imbibed.
They on the' bowels. removing Orralicruess ,
For Lit vvvvv Simbierr, Delicate Females. and
ell 'arsons of sidostairy habits, they are valuable as
Laxative, improving the eportite, giving tons and vigor
to the digestive organ', and restoring the natural Mee
tioity and science] of the wools system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long 'avant
ration and earefalli conducted experiments, having'
been in use many years, during which time they have
Prevented and - relieved a vast amount of vain and
suffering from Ileadaohe. whether originating 'in the
arrears system or from - a deranged state of the aro- -
meek
?fiat are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
nay be taken at alt times with perfect safety without
malting ant °hangs of diet, and tit a)sesst 4t . satr dire
truebit tans rittirsrt 41 site to itantinuftr gam ie •
igi/drac.
BHMARif or 00)3NTEMIZITEII
no genuine •in Amhara *Mars L gmleat
sn •ash Be:. :
1614 by . Draw mu and all akar .111f1.rs is hietisinsa.
• Bin well bi, ant by sill . irovaid sa rsimot ef
3F11.1 OE, Sib CENTS-
*II erten ski ale be emieyeaesee
riElf MY O. 13PA.E4DING;
4* dEIIAR KVISIT, JEW YOZX
.IYreme tas Esc*lair, ifitefola. Ye.
Ihtehatil $ PuW aeeoreellsk the object fer whisk ttelY
,Were nad Care of headache in 11111131'811m
PIM fir Brewton, Norte Li, Ye.
they have been Meted in more flan a tasuana suet,
with er tire imam.
. ..rresi ths Daeteerst, St. Mang, mom, ' '
If "Da sre, or Na i
ve been troubirsd with the ker-ciaohe.
mid 1 or a box, feentiallo PithiA 110 that Yol MAY ilAve
thoin in came of an attack.... .. . ..: ...,... ki,..... •
•
.1 rota Lila Adasytta• ,;Preeiciateei
Tha Co. ptustio Pine are said to be a remarkably ogee
live Tome dy for the headitobe,nnd one of the wen' beet
fo r that v try iroquent oomplaint whiciti ham ever been
othriovere d•
fYa A tkg WiWit% R.R. tissesto, Meat*,
Wit he artily endorse Mr. dya!dini, mid Aid aurivallitil;
PIHS.
NUM" tkd IC., awh.e ,Valley. Star, IC , Bowsw.
We aim core that seriousi suffering with the k SWIM kg,
Who I ,t - y them, will stiok to Ulm.
7 0 •011% the Southern 'Path Peewee, A i . a r i da " , L i .
Vre them YOU that are afflicted, and we are stirethat
Pitteattmony can he added to the already
Pat that has reoeow^ beneath, tharnoothe "
1L I
'An produce.
•••
Prow Ms la. Lillis Dania/al, '
Tip Immense demand for pi 'inlets contiths
inomaimg.....
/rev/ciao &arena, Doweewwl,
Mr. itpalding would not mantel hie nape WWI ea ♦r
hole he did not allow to pollee j real merit.
Raw tiia-Adsprrrissr. Presidisses, If, 1,
The Mailmen/ in their favor is sirens, frost the meet
tespeotable quarters. ,
• 'rim tAd bath , NM'S. IlmintorS. I. 1. -*
irDlalle Pills aro taking t.. 4 a ro• - • of au
.Prelra 1.44 drootogfrciat Whistle, Boatels. Mats.
amid Se be very ellionotwas for the k
/Prows Out Corseisminciio Cincinnati,
litnrinc immanity *au ne w be relieved.
ar- A singta rialla it
.1117A1D171 1 1111
Olt FE will save tim. UN ea tki.eir sae
!WELDING'S FIREPAB.ED GLUE 1
BPALDINGI3 n EXAM) GLUE 1
SPALDING'S PRI PARED GLUE I •
,
•
1111 YE UE 1 1 , men
ZorONOMY! DISPASOI!
•
Itt .rna.titiaa.""el
tiorddeota will happen. ew In In wed-regulated
is jollies, it is Tery , desiranietp h, vre.aorme *heap and
co hvenlent way for repairing Punt ' l ture./rolm. er"ke
ry,„ ho.
11PALDINGIS PREPARI D 111.1.UE •
deall auoh emeigenolea, and hoturehold eau .
afford Otto without it. it la *Away' randy. and In is
the stalling Point.. •
.• USEFUL IN MIRY Ilak 'SE."
N. D.-1 Braslt aoisomiikuliii:ilask D *ttia. rt . "'
emits. • Address, •
HENRY O.: SPALIL IMO*
mo. ae CliteAUYlll/El3ll. sing Y°l-1•
•• 41.117111011.
As lanai/I. a/lPnn a / 1 1110‘ Persons are attain 014 i•
palml off on " ttie " atiioeeeotins 'II 13 bile.. imitations of rAY
PitSPAJLED GI ME. I voakiesistrou a/1 venous °Z
SIC U. before parohaidair, &rides° that the fall Data at
11Gr SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
is me the Outside Wrapper ; all others are swiedlih,
Ceiuserfetts, felt-tt
KIIDICINAL.
THE SPOT."
STOP YOUR COUGH?
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOIGE!
LAMS ARE DELIOHTILD WITH
OffILDREN ORT PDX
VII WI
CFORS ALL KINDS 0Y
HEADACHE I
THE AiNCE
•
gEPIT . I7ALICHI ,OOMPABT,
• .1111 P
*/n ' ifflr3if "ViAmweir atraiirs.
loamog &gaol 161:611:-.011, DANUME DT. I , IIE. en
--- zenser. therm; and-other buildings. United
so: =l4l/141:nd on Farnlinze.
. One, and Mar
, eau ,in town
or
t scuntry.
1/6X anwhlTA L
invited a - s
f A33 w
,1 vlsi 1 a 1117,143 00.
In. first mortgages On olt7 otoPortY, wortk •
double tfie amount—l. ......... 711161,000 CO
Ponnsylyanda Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent. first
mortgage loan,, at par -- - .. IMO 00
Pennsylvania Ra il Co.'s 6 per cent.
.se
cond mortgage load, (qIO,OOID-__ 57,00 00
Huntingdon - and Broad lop Railroad and
. Canal Co.'s mortgage lean— IMO 00
Oround rent, first-Ghee._.,....`..
6.462 60
Collateral loans, well seoured .--. 2,600 , 00
City of Philadelphia 6 par Gent. loan—..-- 60,000 00
Allegheny Co 6 per cent. Pa. RR. loan- 10,000 00
ommerolai stook— —..--, 6,1116 01
eohanica' ant, 5t0ck...... ——.--. 1,012 60
onnufi g s i ti c illlt u lir i tzl l Co.'s stook— . 4,000 OD
he A Itlnsurance Co.'s stock WSW 00
The County Fire Insurance Co.'s stook— 1,060 00
The Delaware M. 8. Insurance Co.'s stook- 700 00
'mon Mutual insurance Co.'s 50rtti—......... nu 00
EU reoeiwable---- . - ......:. 14,002 74
k umounts. accrued interest. 5t0.....t.i . ::....... 7,106 65
kon hand.-.-.—.—.—......:-...... 11.664 64
extran Od
lth.
Mutual principle; ipitribined With' the varmints Of
a Stook Capital, entitles Abe insured to partioipats in
the proilta of the Company. without liability for toms.
tones promptly adjusted and paid.
DIIIICTOILM
_Mem Tingley, Samuel Birehnot.
• W !them l'hompson, Robert Steen,
Fiedenok Brown, William bluster, '
Witham Stevenson. Benj. W. Tingley.
John It. Worrell, • Marshall 818,
.1. Johnson Brown.
S.obert Toland; Charles Leland.
-• • z • B. Roseate:tens Jason T. Bunting.
Qbarleus.4._Wood, Smith Bowen,_
James II Woodward. John Bimell, Pittsburg.
- • --- • Ci,BM TINOLEY. President.
KENCIIMAN. Secretary.
Febroan.lll. 18614 r . toll
ENTERPRISE
ANSUMANOIii COMPA
PHILADILPILA.
(Fl*B. MEMIAN — OE FICILISIVELY.)
^ •
UOMPAIit'S BUILDING, S. W. CORIiRS
roIa(rOAND WALNUT .STRENTS.
• 'DIXECITOII.IS:
iLitrll7oll.lllBl..m, . MORDMCAT L. DAWSDNe
rulAa•Pilass. azo. H. BTIVAAT,
411.1.Z.132.0 FRAZIIII. JorN H. aßowtt,
JOHIIF M. ATWOOD, D. A. FAMIRSTOCto
13sru. T. TIIIDICA, • ANDRItv, P. c kni ,
jimmy WitAKTorr J. L. EItaIRGER.
• • F. ATOM ORO +STARR, Frowdent.
COX E. Sisoustarr. rigg
VENN • MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, • • • •
No. 9511 CHESTNUT Street,
_Philadelphia. •
CHARTER P.ERPETUAL.
ALI IRE PROFIT'S DIVIDhII AMONG IRE IN-
Insure Liver for /hart terms or for the'vliole term of
life ; grant Annuities and Endoerrnente ; purohase Life
Interests in Heal Estate, and make ad contracts de
'pending on the oontingenoies of life.
• They sot as Executors, Adminiatratom, assighees,
Trainees, and Guardians.
••ASSETS OF THE OOMPANY, January 1.1861.
VL:a.mar e u t lr s e . ot real tis t trj ;. - 5 . 3 - i - ni Cti2,B9l 97
of State Of Pennsylvania, city .of -
Phila
delphia, • 240,795 84
• Premium notes, loans on collateral', &o_ 784T,694 68
Pennsylvania, North Pennsylvania Rail
roads, and County ma per cent. bonds— -106.= 60
Hank, ineurance, railroad, canal stooks, &is. 97,6'.7 49
Cull on hand, agents', balances, lco., &e.-- 38.206 14
„ .
$1;071028 02
. .
• 1).A.111Eli L. mrLLEit, President.
5.4 1 / 4 1 , 111JEL, BTOKEII. Vies President. .
e101.N..W...11.0R Reny tnr7. m.h.”-tf
lrifiLAW ARA NLUTDAL .BAISTY
EIVRAACIE 001i1PANY,PIETIADELPIIIA.
Inoosvonitod bi.tholmfialianro of ?durumlmmo,l2l2.-
°Moo 1. E. liontirr of THIRD and WALKWV
rIiILARELPHIA.
KILARN . FA . INIVRANO;r,: - •
sEli r1 " 111 % Ihraiiiiiitinf the World. -
... ....,
' .• irtifinntANOM
% limit;
II Ihndir .. von: Onnnli, Lakes_, Illa
and UM r
all•narts piths Oaten. -
A.NBll.ll.AitenlO •
_.
hKereksa • ginergity. On fitonnni. lwellist:
aw, .te,
ezisEsni OF tigns COL:ZANY,
November 1, IRO.
!IMMO ignited Stabil 'five NY sent. ioan—.-.711e0,600
116,OORYAited States six ,Vr sent. TrealrarT
rlOtegj faith aoorned interest).— 1.12A5 54
10. L Pennsylvania ,Stets five re , cont..
lean. —..... • 56,170 03
21,000 do. do. six " do.de. 91,9111 CO
Lte,oierbilidelphia City si: i fr omit:p , een. 323.209 97
mow Tentoasee,lsttte Eve oeut.loo.o:_. 94,000 CO
20.000 PenntyPrania Rally 2d mortxase
'six eent. bonds—. 41.0i 8110
moop SOO shares, stook .Cliermantown-
-..arenteei • by the City of Phila
.
• tiritiia 1I 090 CO
1409 100 sharesPennsylvonta Hailroad
8,900 00
IMO HO shares North Pennitylwasdaltail
road Company • • •
800 te
1.159 80 shares Philadelphia Ise Best alid
• Stearn Bug /400 00
2.00 8 IlklaSelsPitilMe MIS and liallrril-4.11.-
illmoo Steam ow-boat Company. L.OOO
2004
- shares Thiladeighia Hiohango .
• Csmo
1,000 shares ang Continental — Hotal oe. ••o 00
-
5101,190 par. Cost eitta=l44. Market val.gesi,iitt 72
Bills reoersable. for 'entrancesmods da
.
Bonds and mortgaged -- -- - a Ai
f OS
Jest estate • - • •
Belabors dn. at Agensiss—Prectiams on 794-' . ' •
!ins. Poliaies. interact. and other debts due •'
.
tkp company --- = . 61,201 02
■anv It na l Otalk of ipkadry Ikkarenee mai -
Klerk . "1314
SU "
- . • .111.1.111,1P012. _
Willtess•Nertll . • . Ilaimsl X. Crakes.
foiatemid Jl. J. F.' Perils - tan.
Vhstephir, .. Zenryllleer. - .
Jetts Ai' enrese. .Ekward iirtes.
Jeltrt. emir; Z. Jones So,
Jeassalgrastair, teneer.M. _ seine.
WilliesSlN, Jr., - enact% Hersh
Jimaa 0: d. ' bert Barton, ' - •
a
"r ms' , 'mimic. ' J4IIIIIIII.t.JADCaII,
Jeso_ph N. 5•31,1, Jemee 13 . .
bi'Fr.rlasil,
Z r. I. K. Hamm. .P
- Jeskaa . E.yre
Georg* 13.11.,,i5er, - /eke B. Eerspl44 Pitt?lets
Musk Crgs, . .0. V. Morgan,
." • .d.' -- Her er • ' '
aki" " A.47. P Ai di. k.The t
PIAUI._ 1' 7 , den .
- - tram. C. .PLAND, Vies trasiiest
RISME'? 113,13 1 011.15. Sterol:kr,. ._ .• : • . -00114
FfIRE • INSETRAME EXCLUSIVELY.—
I THE - ..PENNSYLVANIA FMB •IIIItIIII.RAIWE
COMPANY—lncorporated 1826-OHAJITER - PERP.P.-
lUM..--No. 610 WALNUT /Street;ormomite Indecent
qCorucipany, favorably known to the community
for thirty -a]2 year., continues to Insure against lore or
damare y Fire., on pubtio or private UtulAinps, either
.permanerikly or for & limited time.., Also. on Furniture,
stooks or 6ode or Merchandise enerallY. on
" Weir Capita!, together with s lane /Surplus Fein, is
invested in the most careful manner,. womb cabt lea
them to offer to the inured an undoubted uevaritv ma
ake Sage ef Ices.
LIILXIC . fOT.II.
Jenathan .Patterson, • Isaac Baslehurst.
Quintin Campbell, Thomas Robins,
Alexander Benson, . - Daniel 8:n0h, Jr.,
William Montelps,. John Reversai.
•-•
JONATHAN PATTERSON: President.
Wrmasar o:.throvrar.r., Seeretarr. ar4-1,
IN SURAN OE OOMPANLY OF TUN
-IL FIATE OE 'ENNZIYLVANIA—FIRE AND KA
. X,DIE - - INSAANCE —Nos. 4 .A.ND..4..EXCKAIME
BVILDINGS - - ,
Chartered in 1794---annital ilsoam--F.b.s, ipso, Ilya
' , ELM*, * 4 tt,702 IT. .
All inv41044( in nenni anti nyultbla Win=
eagle apnar• on _Vest r aln sn4 Ca 7044
elia4r4l,l4boadt4,,i2n liboratterr t 4.-
tuto.v•-,e,v 21 -.• :,......-ing.OXIS. - ~ :-' ..
i ts
ja
s':! ii
- : Bimini, akar:* Nolltai.2l,
eon Toby - Sacatal Chant, Jr..>
.-. - Ism klutalsirtinc Vabian Wainer, W N. Ihnitk, W.kentan D. Warhol.
Vetru i Lt. a .lllolC • -Ronry G. Frocoa42,
.R. Wltt.4, Okultut 111. Lewin.
gootgie.Ousan.
.'• ' ' ' AWALLYAD. SKIMIIIS.9, 10:414430.
7.. WlMilallt 'M Alt P WI; Ilyistrosarr...: • - . hi.s_ii.
174,11,11 INWILiI4 .- OIL - - MICCTIANIOS'
--nterRANCE COMPANY a ' rkiladalphla, No.
138 North BLXI'II Street, below Race. - insure Bunt
loge, Illoods,and Merchandise generally from lava or
iamecesby FITS; The bemoan) , guarantee to &test all
leases erompny. and thereby keys to merit the smstrwa
ai‘ octal 511:3.141.
srasevelis.
William !tercel!. Robert wlanigan.
Fremont Copper. Michael . Mea coy.
bleorgek. Dongherly. Edward MoGerera.
James arts, Themaa B. MeCorialek.
/timed DeTO4lll. Jona ljromlisy,
.
fatthaw meAlimr Vraneut Falls,
rnard RaffertY. John C:msady, '
homes J. Hemphill. Barnard H. onbtemal...
home' Fisher, ..--- -- Cherie, Clore, • '
- franais litehlantui, Michael Cahill.
__ • FANCIS COOPER, President. ;,'S.ILNAILD RAFFER7Y. Secretary. adiS-b•
- EIERWAN: TOO INBURANOE 00.;
ravNcoRPoitAVID-. isp) ONARTEL '.PEK
-141010 W
ms a f a LLNUT me t il d tre -np stah 9t 7 Third , PhJladel~gls,
i r la . o F I s . J I wei r
e as i oo k
and n o
a n ti li r 4 1 ti
to
e er
mo nth=
i rmi l eis o i port and . their cargoes. anceoth
'noway. n Moues Itborsll, sad Promptly adjusted.
114111cTclits.
Thus. R. Mari", John T. Levi s, /cam Walsh, James K. Gunabell,
Plass' C. Morton, Edmund G. - Drains,
p atrid i r B ra dy, .
Isrsal Mo Ohm. W. l'croJecten •
ms.
Sraoti4AB R. MAIXIB, President.
AI.BERIC C. IL CRAWpOßD.Cfsoretarr. ran -It.
A NTHRAorrz MSC/RAIIOE ())MPA;
rik trv.--Ailhorised Omani 84.78.000—CH.M1T1
j9F.Aftififta.. .
Wiloo No. MI WALN UV Stroot, between Third mad
it_i_t.rtit Altreat, Pndadolokfa.
- Vida Company will mime again:lloas or damage by .
'Flys, on liniituaga, Farnaare, and. Morsiandliso cans
rally.
Alba, IP.syini /Manua on Tosses, camoos, anj
Fm
ronia. ./11.1.31 /118111191160 so a_lLparts sr tko VAMP.
PLltitgliQzi
lao_plo Esker. ' ' Joseph Maxis%
L. slither„ John Ketonam,
. Andennod. Join It:Makatea.
we/AA:sorsa,' W E ., F. 1 " a 33,
c amen . J. P 81.12.
•• • • JAMB ES it, 'roadies,.
•___,. WM: F. O.IMAX, - nos Prsaidont.
W. M.llllllTX.lloorotary. aoa-tf '
. .......... ..........
VIBOHANGIC INSURANOE OOMPANY.
—Odle. No. 409 WALNUT Street,
PITY. - INS tifLANOE on Houses and blerobandise
girnerellr, en favorable tenni, saber limited or per
sertnal.
DDLECTOJUS:
iltemiali Bonsai!, Thomas Mink.
• ti Q. elnnodo, , chutes Thomsen.
ward i tgoberta, ' ' James T. Kale,
&Mae] • BmedleY, Joshua T. Owen.
ilieben , KAI!, Joint J. orilltna.
.7SASMIAR BONSALL, President,
• JOHN Q. auciono, Vice President,
Iturnatia Col. Bowater,. . Jail •
Da taDELPPL& TERRA-00T TA
a WORKS,
(Mee snot Were Roomy, 1010 CREd/Nrr Street.
Ornementel Chimney Tops.
garden Vases sod Statuary.
Eneaustio FIOOTIDT TIIII.
.rotittearoral Ornaments..
Arre la ge g erd d et S a u n i ft i gy F 4M.
!team-eseeted Dram Pipe. .
Water Me. Warranted to stand
r al l i gg l it e u a krptrol o d ritael terms.
no
Ihultrated Cualotties gent bi
a il en I,9olLtattou by letter.*
41. ISLA 111.110 P,
?olio) mime:re .4 we 0..... t.
:mg AUILIMIL,:111611.11.11161, EUELtD, HAL-
Noy, k...-8,000 beak Mess Mogi 1. S i ant 1 Meat-
Verne, medium. erg sma ll , la warted Daeksree
et e oioe late-caul ht at tisk.
1 bbl* . flew tiali 31. Eastport, gni fselestor her
rings, of ohoioe twenties.
coop bozos oxtra new seelod HOITiI2I[S.
N 3.000 boxes extra new rfol • Rerrnira.
n . I . boxes largo Magda tn. *wring!.
- , PM,. Maskinao Walla Falk.
10 MO. new V,oenomg Mess Mad.
a bbli. new Nfax Estmen.
LW giuntals et rend Hank Goillsk.
XV boxes it enctotar-aoriy Caeca*.
in store nail landing. for s ~,y
UWPHY ar. KOONM, •
; nen Ire. Ise NORTH WHARVES. -
turn: RIGUKEILED, por "Annie Kimball,?
••• • trini. Liverpool, ?dancer. Waaillas & bledul•e•
srapartitio...
its Iss Extract Aoanid, to 1 1 jars. .
la is .Extrest Fosolsrai, la Ija ja m . -
to • /...itract Ilsaoaust, to 1 biers.
.100 a !Sunset brawn. In lb jam. -
, o . / b. VI, R A LI col/Amon Ile bottle*,
100 tea Maw:4v 14_0., in 1 ii• bowas. ..
lOU 14 a glop . ..mal. in 1 • battl es.
SID lie rtl eivelraii3, in I
W ETRE ILL, Ir. tigoTHEA..
• CT And• 49 . North 8F,000 , 111 Stroll.
BraT QII Amy al;
to and forrls at lairm i ntif 14 6 1
Brn. 'U
OPIISCS
itAiwtoaD
artamm. PRILADBLLPIIIA
LU IL
AND lEVAVILIAI.II2II..
l e i d e lli t .oll 4 3V Ail on and alter May 20, 1861.
tjayoria lAN kitj, DAILY, ((Sun excepted./
i i /e L ea L ve s N tre ew sta De . po p t ef o j rn Ap er EL of p a lt r O A Al) .
( v as % C e AL liga L r Or n - 7
trances on Thirteenth and on Calls:whin atreets,) at 2
v A A .l. l , A iso i n t loo th ti i n to g ka p a p r . ri m ebu tr rg ai w u i , th ru t ri li n e ing PEr o ff i q i y tta L:
burg ; the CUMBERLAND VALLEY 1.116 a trath
T lA3ll l .l%l l. lo37l4 t Ern rc
. idteß p t i ratj'. trig
running to Banburj.
AFTERNOON '
Leave New Depot. corner of BROAD and CALLOW
HILL Streets. PRILADEL,PHIA, ((Passenger on
tranoes on Thirteenth and ith callowhin streets,) for
POTTSVILLE and MA RRISBC/RO, at 11.18 P. IR..
DAILY, oonneotinl at Harrisbont with th e No them
Central Railroad. or Sunbury, W i lli amnpott, H mire.
&o.; for READiN only, at aP. AL. DAILY. (Sundays
e D i IIITAVER VIA PR RAI (LADELPRIA AND READ
ING
FROM . riiILADELPIIIA. MilL ROAD.
ON,
To Phoenixville__...—._ 28
Reading--.--. 88 Philadelphia and Kevin
86 and Lebanon Valley R. R.
artistes's.-- --..- 112
Millersburg_ .—.142
Treverton Junation lee
torthuntheriand..-171 .
wishurc— x ._178
ilton
irturoy--
wiiliameport— .209
Jersey Bhore-2411
Look _ Haven..._. . 246
WiffixtiutAiort and Magill.
Eimire _. 924 g o nad ,
The 8 A. M. and B.lstrains connect daily at Port
Clinton,,minds, a excepted.) with the. cATAwtssit.
WILLI itAtIBPORT, and E.' ILI k; RAILROAD, making
(doge oonneotione with lines to Niagara Fall", Canada,
thin i _West and Routhweet.
DEPOP PHILADELPHIA: Corner of BROAD
and CALLOWHILL Streets.
.W. H. Meth/TENNEY, Secretary.
mr2o-tf
Mer 20.1081
MOlRMELS,surcirdiar. ..SARADO.4.IO-
MEET. PEI LADEL,PIFIA,
GER 51ANTOW N, AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.
On and attar Monday, May MM.
*FOR GERMANTOWN:•
Leave Pluladolplus, 6.7, 8,9, 10, 11, 11 A. M., 1 , 2, 3
536. 4 , 6.6, 634,7,8, 9,10 M, 6.17.6 1134 P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6 7,7%. 8.8.29,9, 10, 11. 11 A. M.
1,2, 3, 4. 5,6,63 i. 736, 99, 10X, P. M.
Tho 2.20 A. M. and 3.M I'. M. Tra ins stop at German
town only.
ON suriDAYR. '
Leave Philadelphia, giti A. M., ix, ix, 6, TX, and 10W,
P. M. • -
Leave Germantown ELM A IST RA I LRO A D
cIiNsTN u l s
Leave Philadelphia, 8,8, 10, 12 A. M., 2, 345, A, 6,8, 8,
and P. hi. . -.
Leave Cheatnut Hill, 7.10, 8, 8.48, 9.44, 11.03 A. M.,1.40,
3.35, 6.40, 7.10, 8.40. and 10.10 P. M.
The 8 A. M. and 8.36 P. M. will make no stops on the
Germantown road.: .
,
ON BUNDAIS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 A. M.. 23(, 8, and 75i P. M.
Leave Chestnut H il l. 7 . 60 A. M., 12.40, 6.10, and 9.10
P.M. •
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 5.50, 756, 9.03. 11.05 A. M., 3.05,
3 . 83 . Og• 8 1i, 8. and 111.4 V.
an L d Lve Norristown, 6,7, 8.06, 9,11 A. M., IM, 06, 636,
Leave
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave yhilealelphils , 9A. M., 3 and P. M.
Leave Nom:town. 7,46 A.M., 1 and 6 P. M.
FOR MAN AY UNIX.
Leave Philadelphia, 5.00, 735, 9.05, 11.06 A. M., 1.05
3.05.3.05,434, Os% 8. and 11X P. M.
Leave Mltallaunk, 65‘, 736.8.35, 9.36, 1134 A. M., .1, sm
5, 1. and ID P. M.;.
•
ON SUND AYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 a. M.. 3 5, and TM P. M.
Leave Mannyuntr, 7.14 A. 81.036, 6M, and 9 P. M.
H. K. SMITH. General Supexixitendent,
m7ll-tf Oenet..NINTH and OKEEN Streets.
TliE PENNSYLVANIA 'CENTRAL
.R.Artx.or k p;
D6O MILE 6 nouskr; TRACK. _
1861. taingwes - 1861.
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD Is NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THREE THROUGH •PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEENPHILADELPHA AND PITTSBURG.
Connecting di I rect at Philadelpia with Through Trains
from Boston. New York, and allpoints East, and in the
Union Depot at.-Pittsburg with Through Transi to and
from all points in the West, Northwest, and Southwest
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
other route. . •
Express and Past Lines run through to PgMburg,
without change of Cars or Conduotors. Through
Passenger Trains provided with , Loughridge's Patent
Brake—speed under.nerfeat .00ntrol. of the engineer,
thus adding mach to the safety of travellers.
gal eking Cars are attached to each Train; Wood
, 's Sleeping C4irs to Eress and Fast Trims. The
PIERS RUNS DAIL Y: Mail and Fast Lines, San
days excepted.
flail Train leaves Philadelphia at fie A. M.
I. art Line " " 11.20 A. M.
Express Trcin 1e11,781 "
• WAY TRAINS LEAVE As FOL L OWS:
taarrishurg
.Accommodation,TibCOliallinl. 2: 3 i P. N.
olninbus 4.00 p. M. „. .
rkesburg " at 5.40 P. M.
est Chester " No 1. &t 8.15 A. M.
" - "
take.oo P. M.
West Chester Passengers w i ll the West Chester
Nos. 1 and. 2 Ilarnaburg accommodation and'Columbia
Tramsr
Passengers for Banbury, Williamsport, Elmira., Buf
falo, Niagara Fall., and _intermedrate points, leaving
Philadelphia at LSO A. M. and 2.30 P. M., so direetig
through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the Moen of
the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or
Baltimore ; and Tickets Eastward at any of the impor
tant It tuiroad Odious in the West ; also on board any of
the reguktr.Llne of Bteamers on the Mussispipet or Phio
riven. .
Sr Fare always as low. and t ime as quiet, co by any
other Route. •
For further information apply at the Fomenter Sta
tion. Southeast earner of Eleventh and Market streets.
• The oorepletion of the Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to C hioago, make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND IRE
GREAT. WEST.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bridge at
Pittsburg, avoiding all drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saving of time. are advantages readi
ly onpreelatad by Eluppere of Freightrand the Travel
hng
Merehants and Shippers entrusting the transporta
tion of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
sonfidence Gnaw speedy triiiar.
TRY BATES OF FILE T to and from any Point
in the West by the Tammy vama Railroad ars at ail
Hails as favierobrs .ss ars charged by ether /railroad
Crimp gnus.
ArNY Be partientae to' MAO jniebigesi" via Pennsyl
vania Railroad."'
For Freight Contrasts or Shipping Directions, APPIy
to. or addroas either of the following Agents of the
23,1 U I/
152:64:1 PI
D. A.3tevart, ittsburg
H. IL Pierce & Co" Zanesville, O. J.. 1, Johnson, RiP
ley, O.; R. McNeely. Maysville, Ky._; Ormsby & Crop
per, Portsmouth, O.; Paddock /c co., Jeffersonville.
indiana ; H. W. brown & Co., Cincinnati, O. • Athern
& Ribbon, Cincinnati, O.; R. C. Moldrtun, %Mum,
Ltd. E. Moore. Louisville, Rg • ; O. (P *ley &
Co., Evansville, Ind.; W. Graham & Calf° ,
111.;__R. F. Bass, Shatter & Glissa 3 Bt. Louis. Mo.; Joan
H. 'H arris, Nashville, Tenn. • Harris & Hnn i t t ,jern.
plus,' 'Penn. ; Clarke & Co., 'Chicago. RI. ;W. .R.
oonte. Alton, Ill.; or to Freight . Agents of oads
'at different points in the West.
B. 8.-K I IGSTON, jr,, Philadelphia.
gdAGRAW tc KOOPin, 83 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH .' C0..1 Astor Rouse, or 1 William est, N. Y
LEECH & CO., No. 77 State street; Bolton.
H. H. HOIIIIITON. Gem 'I Freight Agent, Phila.
L. L. ROUPT Goon Ticket:Agent, /Idle.
E. LEWRl.ern'l ellyn!AltoOnf.
86 - 4, 1661•
MMER. ARRANGr e VORKIX A SEX.
16WDEN AND - *IS4 .II W),LraU,-
X 'AND 7/24470 00.11
FROM P AD PI STO XJSW
YORK ADM AY P A.CPX•
nom ALL ay-f!. WILAF . A.II3 DEPOV
WIAlt .2.4 AVE, AR .FOAbOWB, VIZ :
rasa.
At S A. 51., Magadan and Ansley, C. and A. Ae
esatiattiatien •-•4_ in
At I fi„ via Ostaden and Jades Citr, (X. 1.)
Aosentts elation - 15
At 6A. Camd e n . aM Janes estai Morning
Mai! - • I 00
At 11% A. M., Vl* Ittriallnifll and Itney City.
Western Earregs. r 1 00
At ISM P. M., via 91,1:24eti and Amber Aaoenmd
datioa
• 25
At 2 P. M., via. Camden and a A
Amber, C. an. Er-
3
--
pram 5 00
At 4Y, PAO.; m Kensington and Jersey City, Eva-
Arx J 4 .' , via Kensington and Jena!ll City. 2 33°
Etiasalgieset— I 35
At 5 via Camden and . .Tia.ey City, Smalls .
. 8 eo
At 2130'. N., vitiCar..doit and Jersey Citnieatit
o,v 300
At 114 P. M., via Camden. and- Jersey City, lit .
Class Tteket_ '3 25
.als af. via ..,:anasen aniriaguOT, Aosommoaa
tiesi (Freight and Patmonger)-2MClatui
Do., de, 2d Class 2.25
Tao SP M Lira dtilY. Vk.3lifPM,io2l2l
- Man, Etagardaya 'seem:ed.
Per Water dap.2ltronisnarg, Germ:lon, Wilkosbarrth
Montrose, Great Id end,.&11., 7.10 A. M. from X ensitugton.
vla Delawars. Litsiawanna and . Western
For Maack Chunk, Anal:Gown, .13etalakost,13eividem,
Easton, Latanortmuu, Fleanattea. tuo., at 1.10 A.
and 4. 4 4 P. M. Irma Kensinyton Depot ; (the rap 4. m,
aerideote tritli train leasing Easton for Mauch
Chunk at IMP. M.)
•
Meant Melly, at I and 8 A. M., iand 413( P.
Yer Preetleld, at II A. Rt.. and P. M.
, .
AYLINES ;
Far Bristol, Irrenton, &a., at 7.10 A. M., Doted 5%
P. 1141. A
. from entrintten, and MI 7. M. from vralnat
!duet 'wharf.
For Palmyra. ltiverton. Delano*. Beverly. Mutiny
ten Fl orence. Berdentown. ea., at MC 1 8. 43i
• ' '
bteamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and Intermediate
plasm", at ;X P. M. from Walnut- street wharf.
air or New York and Way Lines leaving Kentringten
Depot, take the • oars; on-Filth street; - above• Walnut.
hau en-hoor belie depeeture.,' The oers.run into the
deot, and on a val of esok train, run from the depot.
• Fifty • Pounds o
f Baggage, only. allowed
allowed each PealOn
irg. , Temenzerg are prohibited from taking anything as
gate but their wearing apparel. All baggage over
ti wands to be paid for extra.. The Company limit
their responsibility for baggage to One Dollareer_poine.
and will not be liable for any amount beyond 8100, ex
toot bl spesialsentrest.- • • 4 • • •
matr - WM: N. 111AlfZMISI. Agent.
ki 0 ,T H.. PENPSYL
rt - 4TANIA RAILROAD
FOX }SETHI ISITYLESTOWM,__S2AIkIII
CHUNK. MAZL ;•EABTOII. BOR-LEY..
• WILK 8 NYRE, &a.
• THREE T IUMIGII•TRAIN18.
On and after MON AY, MAY+l5,B36O,Pam
Trainewill leave.FßO and WILLOW Streets, Ytßa.•
'dolphin, daily; (Sundays exoepted), as follows;
41.6.40 A. 61.,1Exprims1,_-for AilentoWtt.
_Mauch Chit r 4, Hazleton Wiikeebarre, tse.
•At 2.45 Q. /A., (Expreul L for 13Mhtehem. &. •
Wen; &e.
' This train reaches Ees at 6P. M ~and 'makes Mose
'onto:limn with New Jersey Central 'ler Mew York.
• At CHI P. M., for , 164itilehem, -Allentown, Musk
Chink, ho.
• At t A 18. - and 4P. M;,_fee_Doy ••" • ,•
At 10,30 A. M. and 6.451'. M.,10r Port , Washington.
The 6.40 A. M. Express train snakes - Mose oonnection
with the Lehigh Valley' Railroad at 'Bethlehem. being
the shortest and mon desirable route to Wittesbarre.
'and to allyints in the Vehigh_onal region.
• • RAINS • YOH ..PHLLARELPHIA.
r
. leave etklekont ..4p A. M., US A. Xt.. and 5.83
• . -
Mate Doylestown at r.. 25 A. AL and 4.16 P. M.
.60470 port Wastunston at 41.50 A,. M and 230 P. M. •
JX4_B Y,
ler .
Bethlehem at 8
A,M.• . . •
•• hiladelphis for Doylestown at 3P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6.40 A. M.
• Be thlehem for Philadelphia at BP. M.
Fare to Bethlehem—Sl So I Fare Mauoh Chunk.OS 60
Fare to Sector. - . 2 SO I Fare to Wilkesbarre-. 460
• Through Tiokets mast be procured at the Ticket
Oboes, at WILLOW Street, or BERMS Street, in order
to secure the above rates of fere. •
• All Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) oenneag
et Berk. Street with Fifth and Ilixt2i -streets. and
Second and Third-streets Passenger Railroads, trend
saluntos after leaving Willow Street.'
RLLIA MARK. Agent.
-- - -
RH . - SPRING ARMANGEr.
MENTe—RILADELe,
WLLMIN GAIII, B,EILLTIMO RAILIOAD.
Un' AO alter MONDAY, A R L ID
711318ENGER TRAINS LEAVE
For Baltimore at ISM A. M., 11.0 A. M., lama).
arid 18.80 P.M. •
For. Chester at B.lf p.m A. M., 1 . 11 and Ma
P. M.
Fn„ t i fijAp!poon at LM A. 2..3.20 4316 Alf Lad
M gr *ii:ro Cagtia 111 F :k. M. mitt CV 1g;
For Dov_er- at Aril A. . and i. 41 P. IL.
For hilltpit'it 8.111 A. ,
111 #
7,44 11 158P . PA1 ILA lig u latili •
• .IhiavePal 1:11 re at 11.121 A. ( nlf ILO A. M.,
x 114.46 P. M. •
Lr wilitinsten at Ale and S.lO A. M., 1.110 ani
.koav" Salisbury at 148 P.
Leave Milford at 4 P. M.
Law Dover at 6.311 A. M. and sior.td.
Lease gear
c, a atio at 8. A. 740 P. M.
CLester at 7.10 A. M.. 9.40,147 and 8,40 p.m.
reamsa
• heayt e, Us A. M Balumore for ita li abary arli Delaware Rail-
TRAINS FOR BALTIMOItE:
Ammo taaster at 8.45 A. 12.00 and 11-10 P.M.
15111,1175t0n at CU A. M.. UM P. M„ and is
err 'smut, with, Pasaanair Car attult44,
will run ar. follows
Leans Philadelphia for Perryville aad intermediate
places at 5..,0 P.M.
Ammo Wilmington for Perriville aid lataramtiat•
places at 7.L5 P. M.
• Leave •Wilminiton for I . l4ol4elplua and . intern:m
-IEIOo gaol* at SP. 74. - • - •
/soave Ravre-10-Oraoe for 13alti=oro mid =term:Ladd- -
ate xratiolui at S A. M. -
• Leave italtimore for Kemp-de-grams astit tormotti-
Me stations at 6 P•at. .
. . 15¢1_1‘13AT11:
179romnooinquoday. may 19.1861. until 'tither no
tioe, TWO T INE: rrl II rOn 1 111 8 17103104
-Leanng PLi elonie. for Be tenor. On Waal:Ansi:sn
et 11.36 A. M. and 10.60 P. M. and •
Looming Baltimore for Phi ladelphia at LAI A. M. and
4.35 P.M. •
dull N. M. FELTON. 'rounds:A.
IN EVANS WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAPISIL
. ,
..114028 _
11t,167411ji
lam Twisty eirLIM - tia l b %IR &Imp
hug.
NF. YAAtJulitiT, AUUTIONEEN., Etto
• *mot to B. r.,—tt. Jr.. 431 CILEITIiIiT at.
SHERIFF'S SALE—e•Poilg or A J 4 OB pRINTII,O3
OFFICE.
This Morning.
Jul* , 18, at 13‘ Routh "WOUND mirest. the ' , took of a
Job Printing ollke. 00 - sisvmg nt treo. Promo*, roller!,
bard cutters. tables, paper. ink. &o.
Sale oommensing at Ul o'o!ook. precisely.
SHERIFF'S RILE OF' URNITURE.
Frldat Morning,
July 111. at to o'clock, a lot of household furniture,
bedding. o.
PURNESS, BRINLAY, 00.,
No. 499 MARKET fITXNEW
IHILIP. FORD & CO. AIIOTIONEERB,
If*. 1120 MAgIET trim; %IA eol MIYIOW
DISSOLUTION...OV. PARTNERSHIP.-
The partnership hPitirefore existirir between
SAMUEL E. T 3OMPPMo~ppd Re L bw El, $. rgraciNg.
under, the firm of 11101111.80 N & JENKINS, is this
day dissolved by mutual rionimot. 'The business of the
late firm will be Emitted and wound up by Namuel S.
Thomerson, at the store, SAMUEL e OA.hKE Street.
8. Tr:IO I 4E6ON,
SAMUEL 11. Ji.NKINB.
j.2-d tf
Northern Central
Railroad.
Iglu/burr lead Erie A. A.
DU 88uLIIII( The .copartnership
lisretof , re subsisting . between the usdeniigned,
under the Hon of J P. S - VE/N ER k CO., is this day
dissolved. by oitillaYl. consent. The Witness will be set
tled at the old stend.Ne. 9 BANK and No. IS SPRAW
BNRRY Streets, Phtisdelttia.
J. P. sTIONEH.
FR NR r Y7VFL WMERGAMUTH,
July 1, IBBL
COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.—The un
demi riled have this day entered into eopartneretun.
under the firm of
WOLGAINHTH tc, RALEIGH.
Being tructeeseore to the late firm of B. STEINIZB.
Je. Co., we will continue the Mimesis in the 111.R10
branches am' heretofore, at the • same piece, No. 9
BANK /street end It 4 OTWAIN BERRA' INi...et.
FRANCIS F. WOLG
MAURICE RALEIGH.
Philada.. July 1.1861. ,
Ii i, ..sz• 0 '
Phi Win.. June 7th,1851
LIMITED PARTNEREDIP;NOTICIL -
We. the undersigned, residents of the Mil ofo
Philadelphia, have entered Into a Limited Partnership
agreeably to tha provisions of the ant of Assembly of
the Commonwealth 0. Pennsylvania. entitleu " An act
relative to limited otrtnerahip." pawed the twenty
first day of March. A. D. 1634. sod the supplements'
thereto,* said
_partnership to be condwoted under toe
firm of PATTER 'Ol & !hi UL PO for the purpn , is
of doing arm carrying on a wholesale wine and liquor
business in the city of Philadelph a. Jonathan,Patier
'son Jr . residing no 36 9 Girard avenue, end bdward
Boulton. residing l 0.1916 Walace street, both of the
city of Philadelphia, are the Gewiral Partners. For
tnnato J. Fi.ueira, also of said city, is the eimoiel
Partner, and lo , s contributed to the common stook of
maid partnership the sum of forty thousand dollars.
said partnership to commence on the first day of July.
A. D. one thousand eight bundr d and sixty-one. and
to terminate on the fi/at day of July, A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six
JON , ILL- N P' TTERBOI4,
EDWARD BUULTON.
General Partners.
FORTUNATO J. FIG CT Ra.
• .#Jy3-tit&thlat . termini Partner.
MEDICINAL.
ELISIS• PROPY.LA.MINE,
The New remedy for
IREUMATIBM.
Daring the gnatyear we have introduced to the no
tice of the medical profension of this country the Preys
Orysta/igsd Chloride of Fropidarning. as
REMEDY FOR. RHEUMATISM;
and baying received from many Bourne', both from
obraimans of the highest standinc and from patients, the
MOST FLATTERINO TESTIMONIALS
of its real value in the treatment of this painful and
obstinate disease, we are indrioed present it to the
public in a form READY FOR LIMMEoIATE USE,
which we hope will commend• itself to those who are
coffering with tots afflicting complaint, and to the me
dical practitioner who may feel disposed to test the
powers of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR FROPYLAMINE, in the form above spo
ken of, has recently been extensively experimented
with In the
PENNSYLVANIA. HOSPITAL,
and with ALAR_KED tICCEBB (ae will apear from the
published account* .the me boat journa ls.,
iFirlt is oarefally put up
t ull •
dir ection!. ad n read
y for
im r e o dia te
nse, se,
at7s cents p n r o otl e an a at n wies m al a of he
BULLOCK
it CRENtilia.W,
Dransists and Msainfaotaring Chemists.
Phi laAslebia.
ETTER FROM MR. (CEO. L. DROLL,
&gent for Dr. BORSDICR'S Medieine• in Middle
town, Pa.
inimuyown: Dauphin Co., Pa, June 27.1,961.
DR. J. 80
I T .
Proiadelphia, fa.
Dzsm. erit : Herewith 1 send lOU a certificate of one
of our moat reepectable °Luzon', who has been using
your medicines, and is * , Oll, restored to health: I think
its Triplication 'would affect the stiles in this neighbor
hood. if you see proper to use it, do so, or direct me
to.
Mr. Ramsey is an old.reliable.well-reepeoted and in
fluential citizen. His word would not he doubted by
any one who knows him, and at present lathe Chief
Burgess of the town. Mr. Ramsey is himself a good
advertisement, es he speaks for and recommends it
mare highly 'hen the eerrrficate mentions.
Yours tilde, (ilt.O. L. CHOLL.
MIDDLETOWN. Dauphin Co., Pa., Jane 10,1861.
MR. GitO. L. DROLL. Agent.
DEAR RIK JA my recent illness, which was from
negimed cold on in breast and lung'. and 'winch was
in a fair way of berrying me to my grave. I was so
much affected by the severity of the south that I could
not tie down or obtain any rest, and this owonued for
two weeks. When I heard ot Dr. ttortenek's Pulnionio
and Sea Weed Tonic, 1 immediately commenced the
nee of them, and. after using two or three bottles of
/Syne. I nottyed a peroaptibie change. The cough was
ranch easier, and I contd rest much better. After using
two bottles of ionic and ten ot Syrup, I have been re
stored to health, which enables me to say I have fall
confidence in its efficacy if taken in time, and most cor
dially recommend its use to the aillteted. -..- •
.ttespectfully yours, • -
jeffit-lm • E. J. RAMEY.
DV . SPILtk.
r t INlAlige NAM'S
AX . OreLI7 D IO INVIGORATIN O !RUST.
rkis Medicine has bets used by cke public for sin viols
with ir.cruirinc Avon It u riconstrundoci to (Jr,sr.
Dlssepsis,_ .IVerlio
as
Haar 1-810111, Ceiis
4413, Wind in s StanticA k Or Pglift3 ill as
Newels .11eartadis, Droustness, Kidney
Minipisiiiss, Lots Spirits, pairings
Tromots,.hisvoirtrames.
IT lITLICOL4TXT; EIRLThIitHIT23. InvziolA2.l2, sisr
- WILL NOT INToxicarz OR 821-2111 T.
At a Medicine it is Quick and (ideated, curing the
most aggravated 0466/11 of Dyspepsia... Kidney Complaints,
end all other derangements of the Stomach. and llowals
in_a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the most melancholy and
drooping ispirits, and restore • the weak, nervous, and
sickly to health, strength, and vigor.
Persons who, from. the injudicious use of liquors, have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
sometitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
aurae to humanity, the Dsznalum 'Punts:ls, will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigo
rating efficacy of Dr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit.
WHAT 12 -WILL DO.
Illosi.—One wine glass full as often as neeeevary.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heart-barn.
Three doses will ours Indigestion.
One dose will give von a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia.
One dose will remove the distresnng and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence... and as soon as the
etomaoh receive, the Invigorating Spirit, the dutre4a
msdliord end a ll painful feelings will be removed.
dree will remove t.% most distressing pains el
Co 'either; the stonmo or bowels.
A few dose 'will remove a obstruotioror in the Xidnat,
Bledder. orurinary Organs.
Pezitops who are seriously Saloted with any Xidney
Complaints are of speedy relief by a dose 'or
two, and a radical ours by the use of one or two bottles,
, NIGHTLY. DISGI.P.I.TION.
Petrons who, from dissipating too much over night,
and feel the era elleeti 07 poisonous liquors. in violent
headaches. sicdmeas at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
&a, will find one dose ternr emovo all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions should take
the Invigorating Spirit three [hues a day ; it will make
them strong, healthy and haply, remove all oimtree
none and Irregularitle (ram the menstrual organs, and
restore the bloom of h ealth and beauty to the careworn
face.
During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
sine to remove.disterreeable sensations at the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
has put up the Inviconi.virm Briatig in pint battles at
Meant!, quarts 81.
fatieral Depot, 415 WATER Street New York.
DYOTT CO_" 234 North SECOND Street
Wholesale Agentlin Phibtdelptua,
And for sale be JOHN H. EATON, 16 N. EIGHTH
Street. and all Dniegicta. fer-tYstalr
NI M. JAM BETTIS' OBLEBRATED
SUPPORTERS FOR LADLES, and the only SDP
porter* under eminent medical patronage. Ladies and
physicians are respectfully requested to call only on
Mrs, Bette, at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Street,
fto avoid counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
invalids have been advised by their physiciane to use
her appliances. Those only are genuine bearing the
Muted States copyright, labels on the box, and signa
tures. and also on the Satmerters. with testimonials
4.10 , tut'. iv*,
RAILROAD LINES.
.......,. .
lil it WEST 'CHESTER
MII.ZIONI RAILROAD TRAIN 8 via
PENNSYLVANIA RAILINJAD , leave depot, corner
EVENTH and MARKET attests. at 8.15 A. M., 12
noon. I Ita P. M.. and 4 P. M.
..Otc.Stinday, leave Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M.. and
West Cheater ilt4 P. M. ilSO•tf
S T CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
RAILOA.II I4 . I7M _
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER' ARRANG:4mENT.
0n714.1 after MON DAY, Jane 3. /861., OA trains will
leave II LADEI.,PHIA, horn the Depot, B. E. earner
°C HI RTEENTH and M.Aftg.t.T atreets, at 7.45 and
10.30 A. M. and, 2. 4.16. - 6110, and 10 P.M. and will
leave the Station, corner of TH. RTY-FIRBT and
MA RKET Streets, ( West Philadelphia,) at 8.06 and
111.46
O M., and 2.15. LSO
S , 6.46 aNDAYS.nd 10.16 I'. M.
N U
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A. M. and 2 P'. M.
Leave' W EST CHESTER at 8 A M. and 6 P. M.
Trains leavin Philadelphia and West Cheater at 7.46
A. M. and 4.16.1 { M. connect at Pennelton vial Trains
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
for Oxford and intermediate points.
. - , • • _ HENRY WOOD,
General nuperintendent.
•
NOTIOR.--OHESTSR
VALLaWILABIRO_AD-PAS
8E G• ft TRAINS FOR DOWNING - avWri AND
EDIATE STATIONS.—On and eater Nov. fith.
1800, t. o Passenger Trains' for DOWNINGTOWN
will start front the new Passenger Depot of the Philo
denlua and Neading_itailroad Company. corner of
BROAD and CALLOWELILI. Streets, (oamengsr on
tranoo on Gallowhill.)
XOILNING TEAM for Downingtown I at IA
A. M.
AFTFAVOOtt IMAM far Dowslittlaint learn at
00 P. M.
•
PALLY (Sunday" axeeptati).
order of the igoara of Manaaara of the TkUaddt-
Ina and lama= Railroad Contaany. .
add W. M. MclußbilittY.oaaratary.
PHILADELPHIA ANIS
READING RAILROAD CO..
lie l lPoialk li nPurti street)
- Pau..Lnix.rjag, Anil N.1E61.
SEASON TICS.
i
a
On and after May 1. Ihii, se tiokets will be fanned
by this company for the pert of three; six, nine, and
twelve months, not transferab .
Beason sohool-tiokets =1 be had at 33 her cent.
dtsoonnt.
Theo bole ti will be sold by the Treasurer at No. Ull7
BoUtii FOURTH Street, where any further information
asl9-tfcan too obtained. I. SRARFORD,
_ . .. . wretumrer.
ELMIRA ROUTB.—
RA M A Tik ZNII,A.DELMIA AND Mt-
VICLFIrg 1.019 E to. lianroab esesta, la
tort, watTro, iforanton, ono, AL. too, WU-
Liainzoo aysl,tott; - Quitou, XIIIIira klueis.4.
latatara r Val
_hooter, Clesehutthalettoil i Hated%
Wear', lit.lo ,hillwankso, ant all valuta talk ant
Watt.
jrazger i t irrL . W
lit i l i =nz r fr i tr o t j ts 2111 4 i
tolhLl, atrtsta, (Passellso trans* on a d
low dilly ( 1 / 1 111414711 Itle r ept d). for Lasso
Points ayollows: ,
A X/L1.T2M1L......_.----thil A. IL
I NT is.e-HLEall —,..-4116 Y. ht.
The LBO A, It, Crain sonneota at Rosati for Wilk=
kAii—ti t ivrivii.Asm ... .. ' -4 1 41711.71 . ,OAD
is a so [rains mpg - • 't congectiona at s.untna
itNtsMall f s tk ol ie w tin ' tl7., W fo r :Vail rrt i sn n i
w Yerhiettpa rd„ Trine eh veitite /link and
ot, ant t •
Mitato •at t i , r,4kito, anta, ant Ilasnaludoa
Slits', ant au Ltennottato points.
iirsasts eau be I matted at the Pillatelokta and 22-
ra nailroott,tr es gtoket Whoa, northwest earner of
szownl ant GAL ,killei arir INtreAta, ant et the Peasetter
w ain:ov 1 gitf t Wikkhd CiALLOWNI a,,
tri.y.,1,5117 ItliAlla
Immo the .Y stlelpala and .Itoad.ing Depot, Brost and
oohowW etre t otally (fl r re a r oxasststl. for all
points wosto.t 'rook, a t . _
FolslstoV L 11 •3 1 410 liolaro 11% It, to laws
Ea tm g. o; irorthis , a I t Ifr*
trit.tlT.F.3l la an 0 % 14
•I' ti zu 'es**
. sont.
atntimat aeries- InXilliatidlla itfiltrooto
ic
- -
11XPRIESEE
_ _
.
pIiAriCIIE ADAMEpixpßzsg
CO,__..oscal.l2o p " • ...,Jpt_lTPrine Strait.
orwartr arse
fAli aW is, odAsi• I,y IT l 4 3 iri..Bank Jut.,
with suer gm, ripi Clost,zitus t• aft "nt =
inns aat Wu on um Vinod sitar. tka leri
„ se t =m u ) ,
MaL4l
NI THOMAS & EONS,
•AY-■•• Nea 139 and 141Alouth YOllEll'll t.,„,
(Formally lan.. a, 'nil N.) -""
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STOCKS ANDxv.,a 1.., -- t. "-'''-," 7 i•:-POth Jr, ,
CARD .-We shall hold a largf, sale na ci,"'''
80th 'net . including bloicur's estate, c ) , nui :aDAl,
phalli ( ' CrArt.
ford,
Also, Without reserve. stocks. loans, itc,
_____________
PUBLIC ROMS!! NrAL ESTATE ...rip . t .,
AT TAB EXCHANGB EVERV Tl:;siy A ir. oeta
0 , , 3 1 00 1 g , noon, during the budr.essasason. In 14 0 It
August onlyccsnuldn,al sakes. "71r4
REAL En rAw amoun t RITE m e at
eir We have a largeof rea r mime at
eslit, inolndiug every description 'of ody and ants y
nronerty. Printed lista mar be bed at th e anat ,ahlha s t r ,
.
BALE OF SUPERPGE FORD rVORP hi.
,
ROOK - CASES . SEWING NI ACHIN he liz %Hi i 7 B , o4,
BEDDING,CRINA AND GI, AMTMA .„ t.... • AND
CARD.— Our sale this (Thurfulfty f moms, .
Auotim, Store will comprise. lisludes stti lots or e t
hand furniture.. Vrensh-nlate mirrors hock..--" -
end (Ace tables, two superior sewing msf,taat:ts4.
and bedding, China end gasswareoto. tannins ' a ill .
tractive easorcmnst worthy the 411011210 D Of I i! -
and others des.rous of uurchaaint ...dta
EolithattOOßlVlß now ready and the articles a
examination.
• -
Bale at Nos. DM and 141 'oath I:curb s t ,
SUP nnioß FußeirruitE,FßKNcii-pLATAL
NON., PIANO- FORTEa. BEDS AN U HED n %ft.
BRUBBELB AND OTH RPETHi "I'`G.
This Morning, -
excel 9 o'clock. at the fur n i t ur e e. thilvic int
lent seo.md-hand . elpgact
fine mirror,, carpels. beds and b..dd ins, h e .
convenience
honrikeeping, retnoved to the 4;r7Ti
convenience of sate.
•
LARGE BALE F I,IvER PO% WAKE...
PORTED PER 11/11P PitRAIA, R,
On Monday Norman.
12d inst., at 10 o'clook i!t the airs:l(lEl*ton. rh
tents of twenty rtratft+ Livercoot wars oon•lr n -
tureens, vegetable dishes , bakers. pla.s s 1 4 ..4 of
bowl'', Pitchers, mann.* miss's; dre., form tu
Mrs aaportnyenr to which we ibv.te the aitsatrra'
tiongekeepere. hotel keepers. dealers. and others n
MOSES NATUANB, AU t 3 T lON F: y,R
AND COMIDEMION MERCRANI.
corner of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
_AT P RI iVATe, nahr,
AT PRICE• TO EUIT TEE TIMM.
The following articles wilt be sold for lee. that, tan
the lomat gelling price :
.• Fine gold hunting eaee. doulie-wiae, end dtvable-ta
tom Etnebah patent lever watches. of the nine• ter m ;
and beet maker' ;.fine eqld doulde.time r mho „...,'
levee. atches ; in4everedent-etionde lev.r i E, l 74'
fine go ld hunting-me ang open-r ace " 0 ,.. me..
_ti,
and lapin. eratolose; horizontal and d„ p li„ ,; , : t j . et
silver bunting-case, Connie- case, and doebte.t4r.•
Finite!. patent lever. eicapeiment lever, am 1i h . ,,,.
watches, of the most approved and beet inakere, e",j'i'
bin ease and open - face silver watches; silver ler, •
silver Guenter anti single-owie watches.; fins ond ~,?,'
pea k. i o n, and guard chains; diamond finger ne n ~,,,'" ''
.. nter-ringa. bracelets. ren ci' - wlsse. t - t.:::
breast-pine • sets of fine tif ;
go. •f
; tel preset is r..
and jewelry
ear ring
of every description; gnu, pitoni oz ,.-.
twitntments, memo -fortes, and articles generally ''''''
MOY TO
Money. advanced libe NE rally, for LOAN.
any length 0/
E .
agreed upon, on told and Enver plate, ds tsse ,
w a t c h es , jewelr, fowlinzlideces, inuanaliosinessta:
ery gooda, olotbior, aroceriee, hardware, ennery.
nitore, bedding, fumy articles, and on at nu
CONSIGNMENLS AND fIUT-DOOR aaLEs
Liberal cash advanees made on all arteswooes4l4
for +Me. Perrone oittecibon amen to al{ •
IHIAC.EIINIERY AND IRON
041APENN STEIN ENGINE AnD
BOILER WORKS.—WEAPIE &
PRAQ_PtCAI. Aryl THEORETICAL k:NGINF.Es
MACHINISTS. BOILER-M A K k,RtIotLACKIDeITB
and FOUNDERS, having. for many ream. b een
suooesslul operation, and been ezetunisul,
it t
build.ng and repairing Man '
tl
Marina and River ranker,
and low pressure. Iron Boats. Water Tants. Proseia r ,
&0.,&0.. respectfully offer their sorriest to the pow.'
as bing fully prepared to contrast f.,r knOnes a
sizes. Marine, River. and Stattoeett, tvv.te me t
of
patterns of different size', are Pronto/ to me.e o
dere with quick despatch. Ever, &script on of erten, ow
making made at tie shortest aortae. Bub mad L
Pressure, Fine, Tubular.. and Cyliedet Egeterl,nfut,
beet Pennsylvania charcoal tron. Forruss, of atlases
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings. of ad utuur i p t „...
Roll Turning. Screw Cutting. and a!! other Work ma.
neated with the above business.
Drawlnge and Ppeoifiaations for all work dons et ttai
eatablishment. free of charge, and work gasmen'''.
The subsoribers have ample wharf-dook roan
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect odu,,
and are provided with shears , blocks , falls, it,, ka..
for raising heavy or light weights.
J COB C, NEAFIv,
JOHN
PALMVT
BEACH and ER Enka.
I. VAUGHAN MERRICK, JOHN E. COTE.
WILLIAM H. MERRICK, HARTLEY X_ll4l
QOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
NO FIFTH. AND WASHINGTON STREETS,
?HIIADELPITTA.
MERONk soriß,
ENGINEERS AND AIACRNISTS,
blannfaoture Rich and Low Pressure Steam Arucy
for lead, river, and marine service.
Boilers. Gasometers, Tanka, Iron Boats, e.a; C.
ins! of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshy.. is,
road Stations, &o.
etorta and Gaa Machinery of the latest sal =a
improved construction.
Every desoriPtion Of Plantation Machinery, smt u
sp r a t . Saw, end Grist Mills. Vacuum Pam. tot:
Steam Trains, Defeostora, Filters, Pumpior Lamm,
4431.6 Agents for N. Rillieux's Patent 1 1 / 4 001016cl
A . rogratwi a __. Nesmith's Patent Pteam flameleYer,ll.l
yenerail fr. wolney a Patent Centrifugal Surer Drar...z.t
Machine.
SHIPPING•
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
FOR LIV' RPOOL.
The GR.P.eT KAST FN. .11111111 Kennedy, VIP
Wanner. will sail from Quebec for li.erpoolilvest er
Permit tir Ono Tuesday. 6th of e utast Pesos•
gem to be on board on tne eVening o' 'beech.
RATtli OF PAddAGE.
—•—
teerage,— - l
Feel:e S ns eis OnoUpTilt: th n be a) e grand saloottra hp
charged $l5 • x rs.
11..rthe not Bemired until paid for.
WO ex.erpennett r Intro are on board.
Steerage pa sera. TA are reeu•rerl to provide beddup g ,
and eatinc end anomie urensils
lac spin will take as asr,o—fionr, gram, albP's, dr,
deals. •ko ,
For futthcr perticulars. ape] , to the convenes,.
ALLAN Gii MOUR d 4 CU. gsebee, or
GILMOUR Cu, knor n ..).
The greet ship will be exhibit-if f t . wedaeme,.
17th inst., unto Wedneciar. the SPA, noth de re rueseive. Tie Lits of autzossio , ,b7 bee,. n e t,
under 12 'tan Of ate. and slaws, half prEpe.) v a b ot
procured Irmo the conolgtite- in Quebec.atdatthe
(Ade of the Grine Trntit Railwar Point Lan.
Q.u- nen, 9ti kW. ter.
ter
1121filiLY :JUMfatiriIAULIBIN
BY STEAM EF.TINEpt MEW Yon
AND LIVERPOOL, nainnz a QUEENSTOWN lift
land,) to and and eintinLY
.psesanr,tc4 and despatau.
The Liverpool. New Yorn, and Re6l:l
shop Comheny's spleuthdClytte-braO non sores nee
gems, ere intended to sail as follows:
V ROY! KEW YORK FOE Ltinupoin.
EDINBURGH. 3e.ander, JO
CITY OF WASIIENGTON, Saturday.
GLASGOW, Baturday, efer •
ADO ever. Saturday throighout the year. NA
34 O. 44 N.A.
RATES OF EA.195)-6E
IRROEGE FROM PHILADELEIB,
Osbin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool. ----
Do. to London, via Lrvergool—_ t
Steerage to Queeneteern, or Meer poo—
.Do. to I,ondpri,
---
Do. rt.eitirn tioliets7available far MI :wax
from Liverpool.. to
Passengers forwarded to Bare, Pars,
Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates.
Oertahoates of passage mimed from Liiverao3: T. 7 N.
York.—. fit
Cartifioatet of passage issued from Quetcrou .
New York--- I t
Thom steamers have superior 11000MIL04,5:x 3
p:msengers, are oimetruoted with weterrirti emirs
ments, and lik oalTy experienced btligeni.
For frets t, or pessage. apply et the uSite of tle
per, JOHN O. DALE. /ant.
1.11 Walnut etreet.Peuttas
• a Liverpool, to WH. inet.
Taw Beit-Ulk
111 iltlasgow, to WM, !NUN.
la Pim tine
AMTIM BNlTllikt AND NIA
AbIZRICAII 10174 MAil. auk
TROY NUE TOTS TO tirtszool.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Passage_—
110 DE BOSTON TO LIVIS7IOI.
Chief Cabin Passage
Stiound Cabin Parsage—
The skips from hew York NEM C.:Allem.
The ships from Boston call at Rabbi aft Oak
bor t _ •
=A( Carat. AYSlCA.Cast.txm.:.
Ca_pt.J. !Stella. CANADA, Cut ktLe: 4 ;
ASILA Cant. O. Lott. AMERICA, (XL t.'""
AIISTRA.LASIAN, BIASASA.t.V.f taO
GIRL Cook. EUROPA, Out 1:Xxl
SCOTIA..(now taulthO n ,
,es.
These vessels carry e clear irb:ta r.ast
AFRICA,
on starboard bow rad on pert nou.
AFRICA, Shannon leaves It Tort. If ea l43l *
I.L.IItOPA Anderson ," Bpatt - e. Wrallshaf"..is
PEEN J
C. udaism. " K. WA. wur
4" r54 1 .1-;,
CANADA. hicaidie, " *Om, 1 " ,, ";'
ASIA. Lot', '
ARABIA. SGODO, " Boston. Wo4Etkilii• 44 '
Bertha not secured until paid fru.
An experienced Surpeen en board. yst is
The owners of these shioa acCoa
? Tu .-a NV
Sold. Silver, Bullion, specie.
or Metals, ante/whin/ of 1.3114 IMAIP. 4---
the Willa thereof therein esarmmu, r:yely
ROBERTO, apply to E. OM
Ale 111
nthe-tf BieshesOreea.......:„
BUSINICS3 CARDS
TOIIINI WELSH, PRACTICAL ELI!
IF ROOFER, THIRD Street and GERll Oll '.'
/ 14 " , ',Prepared to put On 6EII 11104.61 t
the moat mo derate terms. Will cuirs2ll
eiretroufmtap perfe ctly eater-tith iktrf
attended. to
• 'veg
tOIIN .ELL OTT, m aw, add Lik
• Nos. 317 and. 319 WALNUT stres..tl;
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dillebia, IC B.—Fine Old Witieb y.
ea s.Wao r s -
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pewsati & mcnor,so,
Boozorsorm„
mi. 619 and 521 MINOR PAO
littwasn Market ani C0t5 , 7.0 Apo'
YEILAD Eke `:13„
PAW BOA. .5-5. S. XlGit'sl..
FHA MANTTAUTORY.
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