NOTES ON THE REBELLION. The Southern papers hare the following FROM PfIHBAOOLA. The Mobile Evening Newt of tha 21 Inst has tbe following: Prom Peosaoola we learn that on tbe 3Ut the Niagara returned from her fruitless ohase of the Sumpter, and resumed her anohorage off Fort PioKens The Colorado was the only other res sel at the anohorage At about half past one on the morning of the Ist, an alarm was sounded that an expedition in boats from Piokens was approaohlng the town. The garrison of Pensacola was in arms in a moment to give the enemy a warm reception. The whole town was wide awake, and great and entertaining was the exoitement. In fifteen minutes from the first sounding of the alarm a force of over one thousand artillery, oa valry, and infantry were drawn up ready to dis pnte the landing of an enemy, and, besides this, all the militia of the oity wero on hand with their anus The Mobile State Artillery, the Georgia Battery, and the Prattville Dragoons were partian larly prompt. The soldiers formed like magio, with less confusion than usual among regnlars. The alarm was false, of course. Billy Wilson’s Zouaves have no idea of trusting themselves aoross the bay in boats unless with a prospect of cheaper Elnnder than is now held out, notwithstanding they ave been informed that all the watches in Pen saoola will be hang up on the ttees in the public square, and not a sho; will he fired until they make the landing, if they will oomo and try to take thorn. TRBACHHRT DIBCOTERXD The Charleston Courier says : It has been re ported that General Beauregard has detected and promptly punished several traitors and pretended mends, who had been giving information to the enemy. It is to be hoped this proocss of retribu tion and jnstiee will be oontinned nntil the Virginia border is purged. Mr. J A. Thompson, ox the Washington Light Infantry Volunteers, relates to a member of tne committee from this oity a fact which explains in great part the severe and par sis tent attack and concentration by the enemy on the Hampton Legion. A renegade shopkeeper, who had supplied the Legion with milk when in eamp near Richmond, went over to the enemy be fore the battle and described fully the dress and equipments of the Legion. It is some consolation to know that this rascal renegade was detected, and was shot on Monday, 2Sth, by order of General Beauregard. ABOUT THB BLOCKADE. Xhe New Orleans Bee attempts to show hew unanimous the people are in the determination to meet the blookade with an embargo which will be more damaging to foreign nations then a blookade has been to them. It says: “If England and Prance want our cotton, they mutt send their vessels up the M,iss'Ssippt by forcing the blockade , or they teill not get it. We are fully prepared to dispense wl h the two hundred millions of dollars, which Is about the value of the orop, unless we ean dispose of it in our own way. Nay, more: if moh a misfortune oould possibly ocour as the suo oessful invasion of Lonisiana by the soldiers of the National Government, every pound of eotton in our State would be consigned to the flames, sooner than that it should pass through Northern bands This, too, is the unchangeable resolve of tbe peo pie of the South The European nations who will need the great Southern staple know, therefore, what they have to expeot, and may govern them selves accordingly And we may aik, in conolu sion. whether there can exist the smallest ohance of conquering a people who are ready at any time to immolate their most valued possessions, if the saenfiie aan benefit the South, or injure the Nortn?” The Bulletin makes the suggestion that there should be a military organisation in our common eohools THB BIFEHCX OF KBIT OBLBAHS We ebseive, on tbe Frenoh side of the Bee of yesterday, two letters from Governor T. 0. Moore to M>jor Betjimin Bulason, which suggest some ourions reflections The first is dated New Orleans. July 11, 1861, and authorizes Major Bnisson to construct fortifications for the protection of the city outside of Its limits, and for this purpose to take possession of snob positions, honses and other property as might be necessary to effset the objeot, it being understood, oi course, that the owners should be paid a fair price for whatever might be taken. On the 21st of tbe same month this antho thority was revoked, the Governor stating that be will not hereafter grant any authority for works of defence without the approbation of the Confederate commander of this department. It is ardently to be desired that there may be no clash or disagree ment between our Confederate, State, or munioipal authorities in relerenoe to our common defence. Nor shonld there be any confused counsels, and, above all, no blunders. Furthermore, there is no time to be spent in any wrangling The interests at stake will not admit of it. Let our authorities take no step without mature deliberation and con sultation with regular military engineers or other offioers thoroughly competent to decide upon what is necessary to be done, and then let them take no steps backward. The enemy will know every thing that transpires, and if there is any weak plaoe in our defences, or confusion in onr oonnsels, he will be oertain to profit by it. Forewarned, fore armed. —A. 0 Bulletin, Aug. 1. OKU. BaAUBBGARD’S PROKOTIOH, The following is a copy of tha letter of Presi dent Davis, written on the field of battle at Ma nassas, acquainting Brigadier General Beauregard of his promotion to the rank of general The geaerals of the army of tSb Confederate States are Samuel Cooper, Hubert E. Lee, Joseph E. Johnaton, and G. T Beauregard. LBTTBB OF PRBSIDXHT DAYIS Manassas, Va , Jplj 21,1861. Sib : Appreciating jonr servioes in the battle of Hanassas, and on several other occasions during the existing war, as affording the highest evidence of jour skill as a commander, your gallantry as a soldier, and your zeal as a patriot, yon are pro moted to be a general in the army of the Confede rate Btates of America, and with the consent of the Congress will be duly commissioned accord ingly. Tonrs, Ac. Gen. G. 1. Kbauresabd, Ac FIXDIXS OUT SCOTT’S pious The Knoxville Whig of Angus! 3d hasthofoloir ing startling items : dtisunißU, July 27 —lt is ascertained that the Southerners had accurate information of tho Federal movement, the withdrawal from Fairfax being a port ot their plan io ambosoade the Fede ralists. Wo take the above despatah from tho Nashville Union, a Secession journal. Tha day on whioh it bears date, July 27, three distinguished Secession ists, from Mississippi and Tennessee, and one cf them in oommand of a regiment, paid ns a visit, and had a free and foil conversation with ns, last ing for more than one hoar. In the oourse of that conversation, the gentleman from Mississippi stated to ns that they nail accurate information of tho plans and purposes of the Federal army, and that the Confederate Government had aoqnired that knowledge at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars! This statement was made m a confident tone, and by a gentleman whom we ettdorse as a\ reliable man. If it be so. and we give it credit, theremustbe treachery m the Federal army. Who is the traitor ? SULPHURIC ACID if AH UP ACTOR Y. Prof. A. Snowdon Pfggott, formerly of Baltimore, writing from Charlotte, N. C., thus addresses the Charleston Conner: I noticed in a late nnmber of yonr paper a state ment that some gentlemen ware making icqniries as to tbe proper site for a sulphuric aoid munufac tory. I can render important service to them, as I have not only a very extensive acquaintance with the miueral deposits of the South, but have made speelal inquiries in regard to this very subject, with a view of establishing sueh a faotory. lam now preparing to manufacture salphnr for a pow der company about to go into active operation in this plaae, and the ores whioh are best adapted to one manufacture are also best suited to the other. Furthermore, I am possessed of valuable improve ments in the manufacture of this aoid, whioh will enable me to compete successfully with Northern manufacturers, even without the aid of the ten per cent duty. Southern Compliment to the London Timet Correspondent. [From the Memphis Appeal of Aug 4.] Russell, of the Losdox Tikes —This gentle man has been in America now some fonr or five months, noting in the oapaoity of a speoial cor respondent of the London Times, having been sent here by tb&t great and influential organ of British opinion bb tha faithful and impartial ohronioler of the interesting eventa now transpiring on this side of the Atlantic. Hb first letter*—man; of wbioh we published— with all their vagueness and ambiguity evinced a decided leaning to the side of the Sonth. To sueh an extent was this the oase that the imprecations of Abolition wrath were poured upon his devoted head without regard to the feelings of the unfor tunate victim Every emanation from his ran whieh he supposed would be published in sufficient time to return to Amerioa, and be read in the Sonth before his advent among us, presented the war ques ion very much after the manner of one whose intention it was to mete out sheer justioe to the character of the cause in which we are strug gling. But no sooner had Mr. Rnssell reached Pensa ooU and New Orleans than he oommenoed to show the olovcn foot of sympathy with the enemy, doubtless by way of palliating the indignation of the North so as to secure for himself a cordial re ception among them on his return. His letter from Cairo—already laid before our readers— giving a description of his trip up the Mississippi Talley, with its sly flings and its slurring falsifi cations, was evidently manufactured for oiroula tlon in the latitude of Yankeedom. Its author shows himself to be little beyond a dishonest knave and a pensioned spy. Ho was received in our midst as a distinguished stranger and gentle man, and had accorded to Mm, by those in and oat of authority, all of those kind amenities of sociallife for which the generous-hearted Southron is so jastly oelebrated Yet we And him, in a communication wbioh he knew fnll well would soon be displayed in the oolnmns of Northern journals with a flourish of trumpets, not only insidiously libelling many of oar prominent men, underrating the power and resources ot our station, and falsifying historioal facts, bnt betray ing the oonfidenee reposed in him by giving a fall and ample desoription of oar river defences, and city fortifications, with suggestions as to the best means of assaulting and capturing them. We risk notking in saying that, under no oiroamstanoes, would Mr. Bussell have been allowed by our au thorities to visit the forts around Memphis, had they known that he designed entering so far into the details ef desonbing them is he did for the benefit of the enemy. Certainly his London read ers found bat tittle in that part of hi] letter either to instruct or interest them. The oondnot of this man has been snch as to fur nish our people with a salutary lesson for the fu ture, esptoially in relation to the danger of being taken in by roving adventurers. The Booth fortu nately (soaped the humiliation of toadyism to the Prince of Wales, whose tonr through the North last summer oreated so wild and disgraceful a furore; bnt the signs of the times foroibly indloate that we have been badly sold by the hypocritical Bus ell. Major James Oaks.— The President has appointed this gallant sob of Pennsylvania a Brigadier General. Gen. Oaks is a son of Judge Oaks, of Lyooming county, Pa, and a graduate of West Point. He served with distinction in the Mexican War, having been breveted twiea for meritorions servioo Some yean elnee he was stationed at the Arsenal at Lawrenoeville. He is married to a daughter of the late Anthony Boelon, of this oity. Lately he commanded a fort in Texas. At the time of Twiggs’ treason, Captain Oaks hurriedly left Texas and oame to Washing ton to aid in quelling the rebellion. He is now In Western Virginia actively discharging his duty. His friends in this oity will learn with pleasure of his promotion. He will do erodit to himself and to our good old State, as there is no more brave or efficient officer la the sorvise. —Pittsburg (rosette. GENERAL NEWS. Teaoedy is Nebeaska.—A correspondent of the Boonville (N T ) Advertiser writes as fol low 3 from the u B owledgement to you of the beneliolal effeots I received from the same, so that another I vmg witness might be adneo to the number that form the goodly throng whose voices speak iii praise or the m -drome that bna resto ed them to health and prolong ed their existence. The mom y that we have your nedioiue is of no oouseiuerice whenoomti* r «u io the great good and healint power den ed from the use of it; and it is a poor return, in my eeumatioa when you only retain tre money for the good done. I would go further—l wuuld s»y. I disire to I P; < |K u L g A t ® —an lmuortani truth to the worl;*- th.kt -Dr. cohenck haa in reality discovered a medicine, the properties of which act with magical effect on the diseased and worn out portions of our bodies, and more particularly on the parts direct!* affeotcd. for whioh the meuiotne is p -qn- Farly adapted. I desire to walk forth and proclaim that from siokness and suffering 1 wae restored to heal'h by the use of Sohenok’e Pulmonic Syrup, and that for the benefit of other sufferers, who are gr. antng out a miserable existence, in ignorance of the potent oharm near at band. 1 wish to raak* aataiemant—a voluntary statement of mr oondition. Bufferincs, ex e~ riecce, and views respecting the greatest *mi purest medicine of the age—ScAencfc’j Pulmonic Syrup. My first unpleasant feeling ofaoorapl&iDt in my oaestwas occasioned by a'eep’og aeverat months, during the sum mer season* on the floor* with the he*d of the bed near the fire-place—making the position tike the between decks of a ship, with * wind sail mfl it mg the area wit h fresh air. I experienced a tightness Hornas-try uhesc that was at times very distreuane ; and when attei d«d with a oough. I could not expectorate anjtiung. i often tried various remrdiea, but they afforded, me mo more relief than a tumbler of o dd water, aud that was very little. This Wiß during the. year 18t4 1 continued to be troubled more or lesa with Ihe complaint unul'he ye-r 1848, when I o'-ntrsoted a severe oold b* sieepi'g seven weeks in a damp room before I was full* aware of tne bad effects tuersfrom 1 reunited in inflamma tion of tb* chest. awl after bleeding and blistering and purring with oalomel. 1 was ag-in as welt a* usual. But tnking oo they will ? revent tue further inroad of the insidious moneter rom pursuing them unto ceath. They will realize the trmh thn “prevention is be ter than cure.” for many can be prevented from having Consumption* who oannot be cured when death is au.etodaim »hara as his own. You.stml*. No. 160 West FIFTEENTH Street, Near York. Dr* J. H. SOHENCK can be fo«nd at nis Office- No. 39 North SIXTH Ntreet, Philadelphia, on FitIDAY and {SATURDAY of each w-ek, to give nonce. He treats no disense but those of the Lungs, Liver* and fitomaoh, and makes no charges for UaVioe,or or examining lambs in the ordinaryw*y, or sb physicians generally do; but for a thorough examination with the herpirometer he ohargee three dollars* and wishes every one that ha« a cough, pain m the aide orshoul der-Uad-* troubled with cos’iveness or diarrhm*, sal low complexion* loss of appetite, low spirits, restless ness at nights. or any otherdisease leading to Consump tion* to oail on him. as above, and get his advice. Ml of Dr. SCdENi Medicines are for sale wholesale and retail, at h s Pnnoipal 1 ffioe. No. »9 North SIX PH Street, Philadelphia, and by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Price of the PULMONIC BYKUP and SFA-WEKD TONIC each ONE DOLLAR per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE DOLLARS. Mandrake Fills Twenty five oe&ts per box. aufl St rSHEAT (JURE o strong. 1 would advise all who have a oold or cough, or diseased lungs, to not neglect them, hut prooure tUL MONIC sYRUfi aod give it a fair trial. Bn eouraged. if like me. you t«.ke six bottles without re lief, for it mav be the ulcers are ripening, and v il soon break. I believe one bottle will oure sn ordinary cold or oough. having known a bad cough to be cured with one bottle. Dr. Sohenok is personally unknown to me* but I shall always feel a lively gratitude to him* for it is with the bletsiug of God and the use of his 8y rup I am nowalive, HENRY £* MU*DY. N- B —I could procure anv number of our most re •pectab’e oit'zens, who would substantiate every word of my statements, but the high reputation ot Dr. Craig, one of onr oldest physioians, would render it super fluous. • ' H. E. M. 1. the undersigned, resident of Rahway, N, J., hereby certify that 1 am well acquainted with Henry E. Mundr; that I frequently visited him curing his illness last summer and believe him to have been in the last stages of consumption, and know his statements to be true. DAVID 8. CRAIG, M. D. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Friday and Valu'd *y are the days to find Dr. Pohenek at his Cffioe, No. 39 North SIXTH Street, in thie oity. Be treats no disease but those oi tbe Lungs, Liver, and Stomach, and makes no oharge for advioe. or exv mming lnngs in the ordinary way, or as physicians gene r allv do; but for a thorough examination with his Hespirometer he charges three dollars, If you have a cough, go and see Dr Schenov. if you have a pain un der the shoulder blade, go and see Dr. Bohenok Ir you have a pain in vour breast, go and see Dr. Schenck. if you spit blood* be sure to go and see Dr.Sohenok. Dr. Pohenok wishes every one. rich or poor, that has a cough, pain in the side or shoulder blade, troubled with costiveness or dianheea. sallow comclexion, loss of appetite, 'ow spirits, Teßtl*ssness at night, or any o’her disease leading tn consumption, to call on him at his Office, on Friday or Saturday. It may be the means of preventing consumption. Often a twenty five cent box of Foheno»’s Mandrake Pills will re-r ove the cause of this great terror of this country—Consumption Price of the Pulmonio Syrup and Seaweed Tonic* each SI per bottle or six bottles for Gd* Mandrake Pi 18*20 cents per box. ~ For sale, wholesale and retail, at Dr. Sohenck’s Prin cipal Office, *o. 39 North SiXtH Street, Philadelphia, nod by th© following-wonts: i yott A Co., No. MS North Second street. Philada. S. Dance. No- H 8 Baltimore street. Baltimore. ;<93 George H. Keyser. No. 140 Wood s-reet, Pittsburg, Conrad Fox no. 81 Barolay street New York. C. a. Uein tsh. Nn. is East King street, Lancaster. Geo. 8. > ’roll, Midd-etown, Pa* Benj. Foßter, West Cheater, Pa. , , E. Mclnail, No. 124 Market street, Wilmington, Del auB-3t IT*LULLS PROPYLAMINE, 1-A The Hew Remedy for RHEUMATISM. Bunns the vast year we have introdnoed to the no tice of the medical profession of this oonntry the Pure Cryttalisnd Chloride of Prtrvlemiru, as a REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM; and bavins received from many sources, both from physicians of the lushest steadies and from patients, the MOST FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS of its real value in the treatment of this painfal and obstinate disease, wo are induced to present it to the publio in a form READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE, whioh we hope will oommend itself to those who are suSerins with this amiotins oomplaint, and to the me dical practitioner who may feel disposed to tost tho powenpf this valuable remedy. ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form above spo ken of, has recently been extensively experimented with in the PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL, and with MARKED SUOCBSStas will appear from the published aooounts in the meiioal journals.) writ is carefully put up ready for immediate use, with full directions, and oan be obtained from all the druscists at 7f cents per bottle, and at wholesale of BULLOCK A CRJSNSHAW, Prutisti and Manufacturing Chemists. mnM-lr » EVANS & WATSON’S SALAMANDER SAFES. ■ foil tied ellltll* STRUT .... - Hem’ - * P'OTTON SAIL HOOK and OANVAS, v) 0 f all numbers and brands. Raven’s Duok Awnins Twills, ef all dessnsnpns, fer Tents, Awnings, Trunks, and Waxen Covers. Also, Paper Manufacturers’ Drier Felto, from I to I 'rr DEBT QUALITY ROOFING SLATE M JJ war* wn fer safe at Uil THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, ML “THEY GO RIGHT TO INSTANT RELIEF! PURIFY YOUR BREATH! THROAT CONFECTIONS GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURERS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES, SPALDING’S THROAT OONFEOTIONS. Thqr relieve a Cough Instantly. They clear the Throat. They glv* itrngfh and velum* to the Volo*. They Impart a dellaioni aroma to tho Broath. They arc delightful to tho Tost*. They are mad# of simple barbs, and oannot harm anyone. I *dYu» .T.rj sn, who h» s Conih> or * Hash? Voioe. or .Bid Broath. or any difficulty of the Throat, to cat a saakOE. of my Throat Confections. They will relievo you initantty. and you will acne with me that “ they to rizht to the i*ot.” You will find them very UHfnl and pleasant while travelling or attending publi. meeting., for milling your oough or allaying your thint If you try one package, I am safe in nyinr that yon will over afterward, rounder them indispensable. Yon will find them at the UrnggisU’ and Dealers in Medicines, My Signature if on roeh package. All other, are counterfeit. A Fookage will be ront by mall, prepaid, an rroeipt of Thirty Ceuta. Addrros HENRY O. SPALDING. CEPHALIC PILLS NERVOUS HEADACHE. By th. uh elth.ro Fill. th. pariodiroi ottrok. ol Rfr oeiif or Bdch NiMdasA, may bo prevented; ud if taken et th* rommeneement of on attack immodUeto rsU.l from pain and eioknesa will be obtained. They MldomfaiUin removing tbe liaustuaniHimi (•h< to whioh female, are io .abject. They aet gently on the boweli, removing etstUmuss. For liimrr Mm, Students, Delicate Female*, one all perron* of intmtery iaDits, they ore valuable ro a Laxative, improving tuo wrttut, giving tene and edge, toth* digeetive organs, aud restoring th. nature! .bu ti.itr and strength of the wnole antes. Wbe CEPHALIC FILLS are the renit ef ten. invest)- cation and earefUUj conducted experiments, kavisr been in use many yean, durini which time they kev* prevented and relieved a vast amount ef pain and sufferins from Headaahe, whether oritinntins is the asrseM system er from a deranzsd state ef the lie maeh. Whey are entirely vezetable in their eempeeitlen, and maybe taken at all tames with perfeet safety without making any ehanc* of diet, and the atsenee et rap dire greeable taste renders it tetn is administer u«s to ekiidrm. Tha (suina kev* five il[utiiM ar Hairy 0. IMIOUU an eask box. ftli by Drxgfutfl a&4 all attar Boaltr* ia Mofliaiues. A lax vill ba s»t by mftll prop*!* as raaaipt af tt» All ardan iknid bs addraamd HENRY O. SPALDING, JVea* the Haaariasr, JTer/ett, Tm, •a*kali* Fills asromplisk tha shiest fer which they were awde. mi..- Care of headache in all it* feme, Jtem the Examiner, Norfolk, F*. Whey Save bean tested in mere than a theasaad eases. With entire snoaess. If von are, er have been troubled with the headache, sand fpr a box, [Coshalio Fill*,] so that yea any have them is ouao ef an attack > -Who Cephalio nils are, said to be a remarkably efiee tive remedy for the headaobe, and one of tho very beat far that very fre*nent complaint whioh has ever been discovered. Jksat th* Western R, ft, Baaette, Chimeo, at, J 'rom the Kanawha Talley Star, Kanawha, To. Wo are sure that perrons suffering with the headache, whe try them, will stick to them. JIMS the Southern Fath Tinder, New Orisons, La, Wry them! you that are afflicted, and we are sure that your testimony can be added to the already numerous nit that has receive benefits that no other medicine can produo*. From th * Ist, Leafs Dsatesro t, Wka lmsntnro demand tar tha article (Oaekalla FlUsj is rapidly increasing. From the Baste tie, Davenrert, loom, Mr. Bpaldmg would not connect Us nama with aa ar tists ha did not knew to possess real merit. From the Advertiser, Frooidenu, K. L Wh* testimony in their fiver tg Strang, item the meat iseprotable snorters. From the Daily Neeot, Newport, JL. 1. Sapkaiia Fills are taJdnt tka )»'•*! all Sdada. From >*s CsauMrsfai BulUtm, Boston, ness, told to k* vary affiaaaiaiafar th* kaadaah' From tho Fomtotoroioi towfana 1 * goffering humanity can new b* relieved. up-A Unfit kettle ef BFAIBDNPS PREPARED SLUE will save tom timte (heir test auaially, Wi ECONOMY I DMPATUB' •T"*’A Stitch in Tikh Bavub Ni*u.”"UU . As, aeeldents will happen, even in well-result tod families, it is very desirable to have some sheep and convenient way for repairins Furniture, Tots, Cresks rr,t*‘ fFALDINa’fI PREPARED SLUE meets all such rmerienoies, and no household ean afford to do without it It is always ready, and up to the stiokinx now* “ TbaFTL IN EVERY HOME,” N. B.—A Brush eeeompeniee sash bottle. Prise, M tents. Address, HENRY O. SPALDING, HO. 41 TKDAJK BTKEET, NEW YORK. As eertaln unpnnsipltd persons are ettemptini to palm off so th* snsaspesUns public, imitations of my PREPARED BLUE, I would sautum all persons to ex amine before parohaslnx, andype that the fbll sswe. W SP A [.DING'S PREPARED ULUKTi U ea the Outside Wrseeer ■ all ethers an swtadllas •euatssMM. tsM-tf fifUiCldsL THE SPOT.” STOP YOUR COUGH ! STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE! SPALDING’S •XTTLKMBI OAEET ttcns ABB DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING’S THROAT CONFECTIONS OHODBU ORT FOB SPALDING’S THROAT CONVECTIONS. PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS- No. 4$ CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. SICK -HEADACHE. CURE ALL KINDS Cf HEADACHE ! SBWAKB Of OOi PRIOR. 35 CENTS. 4$ mu fivxxßw. nw you. From tho Domoorot, St. Flood, Minn, From the hdverlitt , Frovidonu.A, 1, SFALDING’S prepared GLOEI SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I lAVK THE PIECE!! UATTIOM. moßUoa ooicrAiruiH. TNSURANOE COMPANY OF THE A STATE OF .PFNN*YLVA’»IA.-OFFICBi i»os 4 and » EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, v o thsideo}’WAL MJT Street, between DOCK and THIRD Btreata, Phila delphia. INCORPORATED in 1794—CHAPTER PERPETUAL. PROPERTIES r ANY,FEBRUARY 1, 1881, J 507.091 81. MARINE. FIRE. AND INLAND TRANSPORTA TION INSURANCE, „ DIRECTORS. Henry D- Sherrerd, Samuel Grant, Jr„ Charles Maoalester, Tobias Wagner. wiloamN. smith, Thnmae B.Wittaon, John B. BuddU Henry Q, Freeman. William R. White, Cfiaries *. Lewis, George H. Stuart. Geor-.e C. Carson, Edward C. Knight. HEN RY D. SatRaERD, President WILLIAM HARPER, Seereta-y. JyM-rf A NTHKAOITK INSURANCE UOMPA- WaaiUti XWM-CHARWKR falrlSwUAMs oiaeN*. in WALNUT Street, between Whird ud Fourth Street, Philadelphia. Whig Company will insure against iesa or damage by Tire, en BuilSiaga, Fvnnttu-#, end Merchandise gene hSiv, Marins logtrenees es Temeig, Bargees, ud Freights. Inland Usurauee of the Wires. j see b Esher, lesapkMaxfield, i< Lather, lokn Xeteham, L. Amdenned, J ihn R. Hl-kutea, jf&BivSt?*' W. M. OMitfl, fieerslhi'.T. ant-ti MUTUAL raSURAirOS t.- -Pi'iit •- •V lEILAIX£.?B-a. •Fri«fr-* Jfl#. I’**?'-1, ißltftt fts&mst Lai M#«MB* otter x w>d:vz*, v.&■■■**' ar aerpecnaU anti «o F«miSKr« wo4s; W&r«w. and Mar qh&ndiaa, in town ar •AXH OAP,IVAL..WMI4U asi'.ue m. . . Whrehuinvestedaefollows,via: la lrst mortgages os city property, worth _ 4anble tteomoimti ; , ag xoiusylTaßia Roilroati Uo«*« 9 per tent, first ■ loan, at ear— CMO ftfififlylvoaia Sail road Co.’n 6 par aa&t. u rood mortgage load, »MO 00 Santincdon ana Broad Top Jtailroad ana* Omul Oo.’a mortgage loan. 4, goo 00 firouna rent, first-01a55..... s.idj 10 Collateral loans, well scoured - IJIOO 00 City of Philadelphia ( per oent. loan— 80,000 00 AUegheny Connty S per sent Pa. HR. loan- IoiODuOO Oommeroial Bank stook —— B.IBSOI Meohamos’ Bank stook .. ~.... gjju so PsniuTlvama Railroad Co.’s stock—. 4,000 00 Whe Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.’s stock ISASO 00 Whe Connty Fire Insnranoe Co.’s stock i,oso 00 Wka Delaware M. 8. Inrarenoe Co.’s stock- 700 00 iIiSJ2 **• 1 dtttiM M . S! 1 * romhined with the security ef hlteek Capital, entitles the insured to partistpate in , PIKICfOEt: fUTfUtoto.. lassaasr* Fredenok Brown, William Mutser, William Stevenson. Beni. W. Tinglsy. lelm R. Worrell, Marshall HiflT H. L. Carson, J. Johnson Brews. Robert Poland, Charles Leland. O. D. Roseneartsn. Jaoob T. Bontint- Charles B. wood. Smith Bowen. James S. Woodward. John Bissell, Pittsburg, ■ m wTwr-wM.w C J’ E * i TlHGLBY.’ftrSdanl I. M. HINCHMAH. Heoreury, rabrsarv 10.1881. r.o {’KS ’ INBIC7 COMSr’> OF FHILADSLFHA. (FIRE INSWRAHCE EXGLWSIVEL i , tOXFANTS BWILDING, S. W. SG&sihs TOTRTH AND WALNVT SrUFSTI DIRECWCRS: F. JtATexgonn BThUX- Moxlxbai h. Jsa’Hivn- WlLLihWMcKsu, Who. E. Stbah, Halbso Faezm, John H. Bsown, John M. Atwoos, B. A. Faensscosi Bsni, T/Tkbdicx, AnnxawD. Cask. Hbxet Wnastcn, J. L. Eueinsr, F. RAWOHFORD SWAXR. Preudeni. CHAJIfcKfI W. COXE. Seeretarv. ioU PENN MUTUAL tS'3 JNSUSANOE COMPANY, K °' ALL WHE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE IN SURED, Insure Lives for short terms or for the whole term of life; grant Annuities and Endowments; purchase Life Interests in Real Estate, and moke all eontraots de pending on the contingencies of life. _ Tlier aot as Exeontore, Administrators, Assignee*. Trustee., and Guardians. ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, January 1,1881. Mortgages, ground rents, real estate-...... .$88,88197 United State, stocks. Treasury notes, loans of State of Pennsylvania' city of Phila delphia, *0 : 988,TM B 4 Premium notes, loans on collateralt, he.. SS7A94 88 Pennsylvania, North Pennsylvania Rail roadj.And Connty six per oent. bonds 101,80160 Bank, insnranoe, railroad, oanal stocks, As. 97,847 49 Cash on hand, agents’ balances, Ate., As. ISAM 14 JO.W w M join W, Seorctery. . ntttt-tf ritELAWARB MUTUAL SAFETY IK- L" ZESANCE COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. Inrorpemted by the Lagislatsre ef Pennsylvania, 18)8. Ms* I. E. serner ef THIRD and WALNBV strscu, PHILADELPHIA, MAXIMS 3 SIS SKA Si & WaYeasels.J Cars*. > W* ali parts it the Werw ** *’ INLAND INSBRARCEfi WE Weeds Iff Kims, Canals, Lakes, and Land Car nages, te all parts ef the Woles. FiXJK .INSURANCES Wa Merskandute generally. On hterae. Dwelling Hesses, Ao. jU*i£*B OF *«£ “Stacf*lphi4 _ I«rßo**'Mi 1001X1 Btnm Til nniriiaiir.— i jra M ■8 • Aum Philadelphia and lUne-de- Snn Steam Toy-boat Company. WOO NO I aharee Philadelphia Exohance Company— js go MOO t ekuee Continental Hotel Ce. no go SOM,TOO par. Colt «W7,3M.St, Market TaI.SMt.SM ?1 BiHe reoeimWe, for lsearancee made : tn,tao ti Bends and mortcarec.—— M,soo CB lDßMtfttC. ■ ■ ■ i . ii m* m Baganeeednp at Aeeneies-Fremianu on Ma maFeline*, interaat. and other debt* dne th« Company n.hso* ■•rip at steak ef sundry Inxarenee and other g-nealea .■ 9,m* aj Suh en tot-in basks #B,sra u is drawer mf |j . rt.igg si, , Sl&SSSttSti. Wil*:»a S%«*l E. states Bi»»£«A.S«Eiier, J.F. Pmuats;:, nsorhltaa PsmUisi. Sarny «lsaE, gi'jrari Oarlinttaa lokn OjJJisis, x, J»n**Bri»!cs, AaMVnaMfr. ; B?*M»rKTlTaiE* fJiUiß*Srra.Xr., . i ?tauiB,*» a «. (Wa.ssO.Haui. > Ks’ijrtSsrtcn, WiJjiaei!.i*4trli, Jassk P.Jtrss, Jfca«B.M i ParUasa, Bi. ia, ijay Hsl' Jwte&pt £yrs« g«kir»G,irtiß*ri Jcim'&Bsßpls, Pittrt’i lE&ftfi,. UiVSStt - KcsidAfiL aM « v Vi *2 PfM&Mt aggjtY AYfr-BCfrlv- Bterctorr. noT7-tt INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.— i9M6 BtUMi • • • L Thu Company, farorably known to th» community Tor thirty-out yeare, continual to lnaure aiainit lon or darner e by Fire, on public or pnrate Buifdinta, either permanently or for a limited time. Alao, on Furniture, Mooke of tiooda or Mershandiaa generally, on Liberal (r*£«r Capital, together unth a larre Surplna Fund, ia {?!£?*?? ‘S tto moat oarend manner, trnish enablea the i mured an undoubted oeeuriSy !» . .V »I*)W»C»I, Jonathan Pallereen, laaae Kaulehumt, ttumtin Campbell, Thomaa Fobina, jneianderßemon, Darnel flmith, Jr., i william Mesteliua, John Beverou. j JONATBaSF*PATSEBSOW, Frealdent. 1 WiLLlan d, Ouowxli., Seoretary. apfr-ly INSURANCE. MEGHANICS’ ft. XKSjrDtAJKCg OOMPAKY ef Philadelphia, Do. h3B north SAM Street, below Face, inanro lituld ng», Oooda, and Merehandjae [enerally from loaa or late ate by Fir#, Vho oompany guarantee to adjuai all and tkaroby hep# to merit the -eatros- sixae-ross. Wiifiui Morcuti Pruuia o»per a %—tt« It, J>«rts. Smedley, Joshua T, Owen, KMban C, gala. _ Jehn J, gnfithi. JEREMIAH BONSALL, President. JOHN (i. BINNODOTViee President, lmm BoiiiamaiT. Jail PHILADELPHIA TIRgA-OOTTA 1 WOKkJB. ««Ta ulWan Rooms, 1010 CHBSTMaW lira at. Ornamental Chimney Tops, garden Vasea and Stataarr. Bneaiutie Ftoormt Tils. Arahlteamral Ornaments, Ventilatini and Smoke Fites, title Tile and Sanitary Ware, (team-praamd Drain Am. ■ Water Pine, warrontedwatand “ttl terms, plastrated qatUojmw »onl by ttai! en mtiSS* «j *l, fcAggijkig, .* »»■ <4Mitlw.wswaeT.ot. RUST RECEIVED, per “Annie Kimball,” el from Liverpool, Mender, Wearer, * Mender's Atonltl> If Si Kxtreat HToaaraml, in lk Jars, MSi Extract BeUadoimie,ini kjara. LOO Mi Extraot TarSuoi, m He jam, 10 ke Vin Hal Oolohiol, in 1 k bottles, UO ka 01. Suoaim Rut., in 1 k battles. rtl dT and d» North SEOONDVtroet MACKEREL, herring, shad, sal. HU. MOM. Ae.-S.ooe bbla. Mesa Has. l.S,andl Maak- SutorU * BMkmt IjSS bbla. Nam Halifax, Eutpert, aad Labrador Her boxes StSaneerMßledMerrinxe. S saSais * Ml bbfiiMaeßiiaawUiW Fjskj 10 bbla. new Economy Meaa Shad. Ml SPAroSgfflW JKjagHMßi PHILADKLPUia ro$§SV?i.LE^*EA#I Leave Hew DesoLoerner of fiftOADand CALLOW JULL Streets* PHILADELPHIA, (Taeseneer ec traneei on Thirteento and on Callowhill streets*! at 8 A. M,, ponneotuka at Harrisburt with the PKWlTSYL rannine to Sou bon-, ft*. ... „ AFTERNOON UH£B, «if? '. 1 ?* v . Dep ?,V,9? r P£ r 9f BROAD and CALLOW nloifias?®*?' PHILADELPHIA, rPaaaenter en pottoSvPi ‘ hjrteenth and on Callowhill (treat*,) for POTTSVILLt. end RARRISBORG. at Alt P. M.. n£,tr£’H??i neo i :n / a L Hnrnebun with the Northern "To TI WMM uAMD * EAB Readings* ~~. S 3 Lebanon—Bs Harrisburc— w*~. 113; Dauphin — IM Millerabnrs ..—142 Treverton Junction 168 Sun bury 169 Northumberland ~-171 Lewisburc—. -173 Milton- . 183 Munoy- 197 wi'liamsport .809 Jersey Shore—.—. 323 Look Haven _-255 Aalsfam—. ,—2BB# „IfS,e::-:n:“ri7( ’"“"TBLffi Ji " nil * The S A. M. and lit P. M. train* oonneot dailyat Port excepted.)with the CATAwISSA. WILLIAMBPORT, and BRIE RAILROAD, rnakint olo*e oonneotipna with line* to Niasara Fall*, Canada, theiWeit and Routhweet. Corner ol BROAD and CALLOWHILL Street*. u W. H. McILELEiNHBV, Scoretarj. Mar M. 1881. mrM-tf JSSwaBMHB SUMMJGR ARitAfllifi nfiiSmMGNT. PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND AAIAROaS! On and alter Monday, May 13,1881, FOR GERMANTOWN. Leave Philadelphia, S, 7,8,9, 10. 11,19 A. M., 1,1,3, iM. 4,9. 0, OX, 7,4, 9, iox, and lIXP.M. Germantown, «,7,7X, 8,8. M, 1, W, 11,11 A. M., , 'la*'„ 4 J , '. ! M. »M BJO A. M. ana SAB P. M. Trains ate, a, O.riuui townoniy. . ~ .oh bwndayb. r Least Philadelphia, UK A. M„ Uf, BX, I, 7*. and 10X Wt. •gjHUjflto ftbtSbF m P - “• andul? vhls> *’ B ‘ U> ' u A ' 4,1, B. I, * Chprtnn, Hill, 7.10,8,840, BAD, U. 40 A. M.,140, BJB, 8.40,7.10.8.40. and 10.10 P. M. The 8 A.M. and 040 P. M. will make ne (tops on the •ermantown road. . Olf SUNDAY 8. Lease Philadelphia, 9.00 A. M., IX, I, and TX P. M, .Lease Chestnut Hill, 740 A. MTTu.4O. 0.10, and 0.10 FOB CONSHOHOCKHN AND NOKKIBTOY7H. Lease Philadelphia, 040, 7X, O.N. ll.Oi A. H., 141, I.M, 4X, OX, 8, and UkP.lt, . LeftT* Norrirtown, *, 7, 8.06, t, *1 A. M.. IX, raEe"-fpeea under perfeot oontroi of the eng!seor« thus adding ranch to the safety of travellers. Smoking Can are attached to each Train; Wood tan (xoestsa. Mail Train lenrsa FUilUelnkia ai t.U> A. ,'t Psaflina . , ** “ uasa.m, £x»ram Tram learen 10. U P. M. WAY TRAINS LEAVE ASFOLLOWB: gameburt Accommodation, vis Columbia. 1.51) P. M. Columbia “ 4.00 P, M. Parkeebnrc “ at 5.48 P- M. Wat Cheater •• Wo 1, at 8.11 A. M. No. 1 at U.OO P. *l. Weit Cheater Paaaencen will take the Weet Cheater Noe. 1 and J Hamaburt accommodation and Colombia 7ram«. , PaaMngere for Sun bury, Williamsport. Elmira, Buf falo' Niagara Falla, ana intermediate points, leaving Philadelphia at 7.58 A.M. and 1.30 P. go directly through. Tickets Wectward may be obtained at the offices ot the Company in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Baltimore ? tmd Ticket* Eastward at any of the impor tant Hauroad Offices m the Wdeti also on hoard any of the regalar Line of Steamers on the Miesfasiepi or Ohio riven. • • JST m low* and time as eaiftki m by an? OtußT KOUtO« . For fur tier informat ionapplj at the fiausir Sta tiejt. Southeast corker of!3e»antk»nd Market itreeta. „The completion of Western connections of the PamijylT'aiiia Hailroadto Chioaro. make thia the DISEOT LINE BETWEEN ThA £aßTAftn THE _ „ •KEATWESTT. •enneetion of tracks bj the Railroad Bridie ai Pittsburg, avoiding ell drarage or ferriage of Freight, torother with the taniif of time* ere advantagoi read!- lj appreciated hr Shippers of Freight, end the Travel ling Publio. .Merchantsend. Shippers entreating the transporta tion of their Freight to this Companr, ean rely with Mm&ddßM on its speed? transit. . TlU*) JLAT£fI OF FREIGHT to and from any point in the West by the Pennwl vania Railroad art «i mil ttmta «i «n darted by otktr RuilrteuL CHNpaaw. mr Be partiomlar te snk suliuii '• vie Penney!- Tenla Railroad.” ■ For Freight Centraeta or ShipiiiEt Bireetioni, apply to, or oddroif either of the Knowing Agent. ofths Ceagany: „ _ „ . W. Ai.Stewart, Plttkbuig: ft' 3. Pisrcs ft Co.. itMieerille, O.: J. 1. Johnson, Rip ley, O.; ft. McNoslj! Marenlla, itj. ; Omuby A Crop per, Portsmouth, 0.; P&ddook ft Co., Jeffersonville, todima: H. W. Brown ft Co., Cincinnati, O.: Athens ft Hibbert. Cincinnati. 0.: R. C. Meldrum, M&dison, ind., Jos. PI. Moore, Lonmillo, Ky.; P. e. O’Riley ft Ce., Eranrnlle, Jnd.; N W. Graham ft Co., Cairo, 111. 5 R. F, San, Shaler ft Gian, St. Louie, Mo.: John R. Rarnt, Nashville, Tenn.; Barrie ft Hunt, Mem phis, *enn.; qiaree ft Co., Chloajo, 111. ; W. H. R. Soonte, Alton, 111. jor to Freight Agent. of Railroads at different points m the Weet. 8. B. KI N6dTON« Jt.i Philad«lphiAi & KOONB, 80 North streeLJfciltimorte LgECE k Co.. 1 Aator Boose, or 1 8. William it., N. Y LSECJI &■ CO.,Np. rj3 tate ■trect, Boston. 8.. H. HffUSTON. 6«n T l Freight Aeftot, Philo, j». he HOUf V, Gen'l Tiolcet AgentTPhilaf E, liEWIBo Ban 7 ! flight Altoona. Fa, jal-1? 1861. Mmmmm i§6i. PEiPKIA AND TRENTON il AILROADOO?S "“MS®® *"*•' TASK. ASG A. St.. «*!«, aaa .‘t&isy. A. A-- _ 7J.".. 25 91 At 8 limy wty, {.i? ..‘.i _ J 3| ' *'* ® \ !&,, via Casadexi *n£ JL obey JLa**ta?ao- _ in At 31. M., via c&sadea and tot)vr» O. ftfiti A, Ks- - | ~|ai , _ _ i uni-. I .iili let, --n r I 800 At fIU r, viaWaabd j«nojoll7«£vi^ nine .... . J> 9 go Tia Xdßßisgteß *nd /er«vy City, 9d | gg and alarsey Cltr, fivftaixfe . ....-a.,. * AQ and Jarwy Cit7,SoaU- _ _ „At llj£ P. M., via CamdeiTand Jersey City,' M * °° t.!aaa lineal . - -.. 111 At 0 ?, M. t via Cdßidan and Amber, AaaamMada tien,(Freiefct and Faacan:ar>-lai Oiaaa Ticket.. 19 Fm Manea Skint, AUentown, Datklakem, Balvidara. J*“tsn> b*»sert»iii?. Flaaintw*. at 7.10 A, M. and tx P. M. irom Kansintton O.Mt, ’tb» r.w M, cEnn^lMpTM 1 !) for Mau(* Fur Meant kellr, ai ('and 0 A. M.,lsnd tj£ F, SB, Far Fraakeld. at I A. M.. and J pi U. m , . WAY AlM£iBi Steixt i) S JeamboatTreaton, forDordentown and intermediate piaoea, at K P. M. from Walnat-atreetwhiuS Vork and WajJLinaa lea Tine t«ngiu(t«n kevot, lake tko oara, on Futb (treetT above wauiat, ■»»* WM. a. 9AWMM, Aiaat. Mfiilllf i pennsyl aSnNH, HAZL||| A eabton, EoAuiy, op and afte? MONDAY, U MAF ufSSi Paaaenaer TnunawUl loani FHOMT and WILLoW Thu iraan reaohea Eaxton atd P. M., and makeaelwe at*f if D p wi^J 1 W ? w J s3S?’ ponfsl /orNewYorjr. Okact'ta^' f *" f * r B#Bl leke*, Allentown. Mink Albert £iuuna, Miaksel Moasey, Edward MoOoveri! At 10A0 M. and R Ma, i«r P>e; WiMlunctm. r»Si e »hi°i it,A[,Kiyreu train makeaeiom aonaeatian ■“ wa# Batklakaw at tmAMaiii.Ai Lure Baylaobnrn at >.& A. Si. and 4.1| P. M. ■ m&nsiufE Bethlehem for PkiUdaiiihia at s P. oU : r aroto Bsthlahem-i 1 M|Fare to MauohOhank.S9 80 FawfeXiito—- Ia I Fare to Wllkaabarre- 4 SO _Jhroritk_Tioketimuat bo eroonred at the Tiokot Okeee, at WILLOWStreet, or SEIU Street, in order ts enicr* the a boro ratse or rare. All Paeaenier W'aipa (exoest Sander Trains) oennaet at Parka Sire at with Fifth and Sixth-atreeta, and Kia T r^»UW4^ Woa^, ’ l-a.l.m iIfcAHH. Attnt. JSBrarBH&MK SPRUNG ARKANGD SMSmEHjßßakffiupuip* On and after MOfiDAT, JIPRILIaj JMI, PAMBNBERTRAINS LEAVE PHI A ADRfrPSIA: For Paltlmara at Ml A.M., 11 Jl A. M., (nnraaa), and 10 JO P. M. Ar Shooter at All A, &, y. 54. fiS-. 4.11 and UJB FVr _ WU*Pn ? mi at MI A. M.. U.k A. M.. 4.1! aad NTwOwtiO at All A.M. wtdAUP.M. For s * i^toj J g]j*^jj , J,j| UlA j BKipjKIA Aaatroßamnroatl.il A. M. (Exnroae), A4I A.M., and4.4l p. Ml Jkaa-4 Wilaisetaa at I JO and All A. M., 1.10 and * War. Balutmry at. 1.40 P. M. bit! n««*rt-Mi' a.’ u.Md tump.M, Eakta HeV CaaUe at BJI A. M. .l&f. M. Cara Chester at 7.40 A. M., 0.40,1J7 und A4O P.M. „ Mane Baltimers for Salubary and Dataware Italt mad at FOR BALTIMORE: A*aT*ChHt*ratB.4lA.M.,lMfandll.»r.ld. Amt* Wiknlarten at M* A.M., U.H F.N.. amdU TlAlM.witk Paarantar Oar attacked. trill nm u followa : Amt* Fkiladelnkia »r P*rrrri!l* and int*ra*di*M BIMMatf.WF.IK. Amt* Wilainrua for F*rttUl* and lntenaediat* ■]Mii atf.lf P. M. Lmt* Wilminjpten far Pktladtlpkta and intarnw dipta Bias** at i P. M. Amt* BatTe-de-Orae* for Baltlnur# and lnlemadi ■W atationa at 8 A. M. Kan Baltimore for BaTra-da-VrM* and inttnadl ataatabauatf p M. . At 10 <9 from Philadelphia to Baltimore, At 4 US Imm Baltimore to Philadelphia. Km«l)t’o Sleeping >iarwiil he attached to everr mpht train from Philadelphia to Waabington WCm—i TUB ADAMS BXPKBSS fflplßHpScio^OAwjao rapwinr* strwi. i.i.uroiou, MM' ••Mrallu»ciairaii»fc SftAUBOiD &mif Philadelphia and Reading and Lebanon Valle/ A. R, Sanborr an* it. >. ON SWKDAYS. Leare Philadelphia,# *. M„8.8, and KKF. M. Leave Manarnnk, 7k A, M„ IK, BX, and 9 F. M. , H. K. SMITH, General Superintendent, ani-tt Oeeot. NINTH and SHEEN Street*. on'n iMigAY* only s KXFKBSB COKFAAiIS. PHILIP FOBU & 00., AUCTIONEERS, ■ ’»«. sxo Mt.rp, «tme* end *«i M'wow ’• THIRD LABOR SALK FOB THE FALL OF ISBI. 1.800 GABISS BOOT', HOBS, BROGANS, ftO. . .vn Thnniday Morning, Aneort IS, at 10 o’olook precisely, will be sold, by oata *°tUß' 1-000 ca.ee men’., boys’, and youth.’ oalf.kip, and (rain boots, oalf, kip. and (rain broeans. Con WW gaiters, Oxford tie.. *o.; women’s, misses’, and s?„“r*n skm goat, kid. and m rocoo heeled boots, •honors, buskins, fto Also, a lane as “E"'” 1 fire'-olass city- made goods. broeans* 1 Bnv&te " ala , * latte inroioe of prime army th^o o rDin. f oUaie mi ° l>tion ’ <»‘»lo*n". ®"lr «n [V r - PANOvjast. AUCTIONEER, Buo eea»or to B. Roo'». jr.. nwßavcnr* a*. On Wednesday Morning. August Id. commencing at 10 b*q\. ok precisely— Safe of a etook of white goods, hosiery .boon skirt*, ■otiose. ko.i fco. FOKWRfc&f, BRNSOUI}*, & 00., Mo, IMOSJSIS NATHANS, AUCTIONEER IfJL and COMMISSION MERCHANT, southeast eorner of SIXTH and RACE Street*. Worthern Central Railroad e AT A* 8.1 VATE SALE. AT PRICE* TO SUIT THE TIMES. The foilowinc artiolee will be sold for leee than half the naual selling price: Fine /old hunting case doub'e-oase, and dnnbie-bot tom English patent lever watches, of the most approved ind beat makers; fine gold double-time hneliah patent ever watohes; independent-seconds lever watches; fine gold hunting-oase and open-face escapement lever and repine watches; horizontal and duplex watches, •liver kantme-oMs, double-case, and aon bio- bottom English patent lever, escapement lever, and lepine watches, o? the most approved and best makers; dou ble oase and open-faoe silver watohes; silver auarttei silver suartier and single-case watches; hue gold vest, ueok, foe, and guard ohains; diamond finger rings and breast-pins: sets of fine cold jewelry; gold breaat oins, earring*, finger -rings, oraoelets, penoil-oases, pens, and jewelry ofevery description; guns, pistols, musical instruments, piano-fortes, and articles generally. M , MONEY TO LOAN. ■ JS2Si flT «!!5 TSlwed Iftorallj, for any length of time 2fr.ee a upon, on gold and silver plate, diamonds, watches, jewelry, fowling-pieces, musioal instruments, dry goods, olpthmi, groceries, cutlery, fur niture, bedding, ianoy articles, and on all articles of value OOHBISMMENXiB AND.CBT-DOOit tALEa SOU- , CITED, Liberal ouh advances made on ail utiolu oouaiz>ia4 for wla. fenotM' intention ciT«n to ill oat-d'ior sV.e», J)YBPEPSIA RBMRDV Hr. DAjggg RAM'S _ AROMATIC INVISOKATINS SPIRIW. IMS IMuiiu tu butt tend by tki mblit for ritjnn /war. It it ntommnuui tt Curl Ovinmu. Ntiwoomui, Hurl-Bum, CtUt Fein*. Wind i» tki Stbouuh, br Peter in Hr Shmli. HindncKl, Brewiiuu, Kidniy Srmrlnintt, Lew Sjrirtlj, DtlMvm irmul, InUmpirnnu. I* SVIttUIeTSS, BzHlhAZnTia, IWVIeOXiTUS, St» WILL NOT IICTOXICeTX OK STY/IPY, Aa a Medicine it in qaiok and elfeotnal, ouring the BUtuiniTatedOMee of Dyspepeia, Kidney Complaints, and all other derangement* of the fitom&ett and Bowel* Isa speedy manner. li fill imtantlj reuse the moat melanohoiy and drawing spirits, and restore. the weak, nerrou, and makly to health, ■trearth, and vigor. Persons who, from the miudioions nte of liuuors, have become dejected* and their nervous system* •onstitutions broken down, and subjsot to that horrible esne.to humanity, the Dennis* Texmuns, will, at moat immediately, feel the happy and healthy invito ratine eMeser of Dr. Ham's Invleoratint Spirit what re will do. Bote.—One wine gtasa full aa ollen as neeceherr One doae will remove all Bad Spirits. One done will onro Heart-bnrn. Three done will onre Indigestion. One doae will rive von a flood Appetito. One dose will etop the distressing paine or Dyspepsia.' One doee will remove the dutreuing and diaaereeable •(Foot* of Wind or Flatulence* and an coon &> th* etomaob receives the Invirprating Spin*., the distre** me load and all painful feelings will be removed. One df« will remove the moat dutreeainr same «i Coho a either in the stomach or bowels. A few doeee wlllremove sllobutruotiens in the Kidney. Bladder, or Urinary Organ*. Persons Wno are seriously afflicted with anr ilidn»* •omplamte are samred of speedy relief by a doee or two. and a radical onre by tbs tt» of one or two bottiee. „ KISHTLY DISSIPATION. Perecnewhb.froMdieeijatink too mnoh over rntht, and tael the aw» effects o< poisonous liquors* in violent head&oheSa sickness at stomach* weakness* giddiness* fee., will find one doae will r emove all bad feelinee, Ladies of weak and sieUy eonetitutioni should take the Inyisoratini Spirit three times a day; it will make them strong, health/, and ham y, remove all obatrac tion* andlrregnlantjeafrom the menstrnal organs,and restore the bloom ef health and beauty to the careworn IMjßi Daring preinanoy it will be found an invaluable medi cine to remove disagreeable aenaationa at the atomaoh. All the proprietor aakp ia a trial, and to indnee thin, he hu put up the litviaosATina Srixiy inpmt battles at Mfcents, qnarU iore an assortment of excellent MOomJ“hand furniture* elegant piano fortee* fino rnnrora, oarpeta* beda and beddinjf»*o..lrom fairn uea deohnm( honaekeepmr* removecf to the etore for oepvemonoß of sale. HI mZ>AT»I- K ft BROS., AUO TIQWEERg.f'O4 r'WF«TM|rigt.. above Sixth. w&h.. 0 ’ 0 . ,ock I or »VO««, Blaiiuaur, and fsnoi f OOdl, !,*S ' J « we!r J> .oloolra, .liver plated ware, oiaerT P *V.i ‘S’ n ? U,,C&I *O. ohandiee 2? VJj dr j EOwi ">. txx>te and ihoee, and mar B*V a* r K? rj description, dayfat 10 tf‘o&k T .% Weuneedaj, and Fri .... . private bales. *?a»* Cowl*. &o.» to which is BoUcited the attcn t,SSl°Hy Ha f °°WF,r ro ¥™ &nd others. fnS^?4ZZ ame £/? • 01,0,^d for V 1 kmd» of merohsmUM* foreither publio or private sales. wu^' ■w Liperalcash advances made on ooniitmenta. Ont-door sales prompt.lv attended to BUSINRSB CAKD«. VOHN Wffil.-SH, PRACTICAL SLATS » ROOFER, third Street and SERMANTOW* i« prepared to put on any amount of Roofing, on innJlHl?*. .moderate terms, will juaracty to make attended’ nr M "* otl - r w » te r-‘nli Order, pAnmyy * :-sK-ii.;j,soj, 800K3IMBKX3, . *«■ #i* and *9l MIMOA A.c. .cwn**» Maree; And Ofcestaat PILE MANUFACTORY. V . . . ail MEW STREET. «*• '* * vreeri -r loaner. i. B. mama. RASH AND COMFORT. A. THEOBALD aeka. Who oaa pleaae #r nit everibodT I Snoh a penon probably never wa* born. Bnt thof* who know when they are emted in BOOTS or SHOES are invued to eive him a call, and tho«e who nave* !ffi f 1 * - aoWl H * ll ftltfe 11 MACHINERY AND IRON, igatfe PEN ft STEAM engine and 2imi£.BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIK A LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS. MACHINISTS. BOILER-MAKE RS, BLACKSMITH* and FOUNDERS, having, for many years, beenja ■uocqmlul operation, and been exclusively engaged in building and repairing Marine and River Engines, high and low pressure. Iron Boats, Water Tanke, Propellers, to., fco„ respectfully oner their services to the public, as being fully prepared to contract for Engines of all sixes, Manne, River, and Stationary, hiving sets of patterns of different sizes, are prepared to execute or ders with quiok despatch. Even description ot Fatten making made at the shortest notioe. High and Low Pressure, Flue,Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers,oftne best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings, of all sixes and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings, of audesoriptio&sj Roll Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work con nected with the above buejness. Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied. The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re pairs oi boats, where thej can lie in perfect safety and are, provided with shears, blocks, Ms, Ao., fee, for raising heavy or light weights. J COB C. NEAFIE. JOHN P. LEVY, ' BEACH and PALMER Bgreeps J» VAUGHAN MSRRICX, JOHN JJ. *o£l, WILLIAM H. MRBRICI, HAF t 9A>Y atSRXISX, COUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STJUi^lft, PHILADELPHIA. MERRICK k SONS, . ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. Manufacture High and Low Prepare Steam Engine*, for land, river, and Dianne service. Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Jro.; Oast incs of all kinds, either iron ot brass. Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works. Workshops, Rail road Stations, &o. Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and meet unproved oonstruotion. Every description of Plantation Machinery, snob as sugar, flaw, and.. Grist Mills, Vaomim Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defecator*, Filters, PumpingEngine*. obo. Bole Agents for N, milieux’* Patent Sugar Boiling Apparatus sNesrayth's Patent Steam Hammer.and Aft. SniraU « wolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar J)r&uuut oohme, auh-y POINT PLEASANT FOUNDRY, No* 95S BEACH Btreet, Kensington. Philadelphia.—WT!*. LIAM, H. TIERS info < ms his friends teat, norms pur-- ohased the en* ire stook of Patterns at the above row* dry, he is now prepared to reoeive orders for Rolling* Grist, and Saw* Mill Castings, Soap, Chemioal, ana House Work, Gearing. Castings made from Rever beratory or Cupola Furnaces, tn dry or green sand, or loam »n*g* SHIPPING* WEEKLY COMMUNIOATIOK •a&ftS&L by steam between new yora AND LIVERPOOL, oallmr at QUEENSTOWN (G*. land,) to land and embark paoentera and J **rirri,nr. The LiTerpool, New York, and Philadelphia Bmoibw thip Companj’a .plandid Oljde-bmlt iron aorevdiMub ahipa, are Intended to aail ea follow, : FROM N>w WORK FOR LIVERFdWA. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, AmreatlD KANGAROO, Saturda*! AiputS ETNA, Saturday. Annual M Uroagkoit the rear, from PIER *’ SATES OF PA6BASE „ TORORBH FROM PHILADELPHIA. Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool. mn 80. to London, via Liverpool |m Steerage to Queenstown, or Liverpool. , v . |S Do*. JteturntickelavailabiftSr’iS months. ** from Liverpool., —,. fig Passengers forwarded to 3r*we, Paris, Hamburg. Bremen, and Antwerp, at through rates. Certificates of passage issued from Liverpool to New York—— ~ Certificates of passage issued from Queenstown to New Yorkww. - „ , ~ #|p These steamers have superior accommodations for PBKengers, are constructed with watertight sompart oenta, and ©any experienced Burgeons* I kk,,.r —MjttoO*- ia •'»**•»■ *» WbL^NMAN, n ”* 8P»-« IS Dixon rtrwet. TUB BKLXJSIi AND NORTH ROYAL HAIL SVEAM- , jr*on . kiw yosx »o irmrooi. Chief Cabin Pa«*go—- - - giM •etoad Cabin n „ »»OM BOSTON TO LI71KTO0&. Chief Cabin Pa*»at e * T - T — Second Cabin P*-~«4[e. |g gke’»la»»fron at Cork Harder, The allies from Roatoii tall at Halifax and Cork - 1 — her. PEMIA, Cast. Jadjrins ! AFRICA, Cllat. Shannon. ARABIA, Cast. J. Blone. i CANADA, Cast jHiaitoh. ASIA, .V ? 1 AMKHIci, Cast. Hookey. AHCTKAhABIAN, HIABAKA, Casli MoodiS. V Aniomoa, SCOTIA, bo* building.) Rkaae veuele asm a ofear whit* llSit at maat-kerA : < •»■*>! «ti a’arboard row • '-01 op port »W AFRICA, Shannon. leaveaN.York, Wednesday, At» W. WeoaMtoj, Aug 11, OANADA- Moodie, * Boston, Wedae*&*T. Son* 4. " ft.tork, Wednesday. Fept H« ARABIA, gtor 0, • g r pt i*. AFjtICA, Shannon, 4 N.York, Wednesday ,bept.Js* jueruu not secured anti] paid iur. An experienced Snrzeon cn board. The owners of these shis* will not bn uooan table fet SoWi Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precioia Stonsa SPi®*' ?otfediiiE ate signed thereforVuS the yalß* thereof thorei;. expressed. For freight ee Jl »»>» «• . _ e. cwnajSd, 4 Bowlinx air sea. Ifcw York. “THE”'”PRB SS” BOOK AND JOB PRINTING EBTABLI SUM EN I*. NO. 417 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. The attention of the Bnßiness Community la respectfully Invited to the New Book and Job Printing Office of “ Thk Puss,” which has been fitted np with New Material, in the most complete manner, and la now prepared to execute, is a aatlatactory style, every va riety of Printing: PAMPHLETS. CARDS, CIRCULARS. CHECKS. - NOTES. DRAFTS. RECEIPTS. BILLS OF LADING. LETTER HEADINGS. BILL HEADS. PAPER BOOKS. 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