The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, December 01, 1862, Image 4

Leutzo's Great Mural Picture.
[from the Washington Chronicle
Lovers of art will be pleased to learn that Mr.
Loutre has completed the great mural painting
upon which be has so long and ao diligently labor
ed, and that it will to-day be op:n to the inspec
tion of the public. Those familiar with the "ex
tensions" of the Capitol will remember that there
aro four grand staircases, eaoh baying, opposite to
its upper landing, a large mural space, which the
architect proposed to have deoorated with paint
ings. The space on the western staircase of the
House of Representatives was entrusted to Mr.
Leutzo, who selected as his subject one of the
four primary causes of the prosperity of the R -
publio—" Emigration to the IV - est."
The design displays great diversity, energy, and
obaraoteristio action, representing with marked
fidelity tie peaceful settlement of the far West.
Without undertaking to date, or to localize, or
even to portray any particular events, the artist
has given, in a condensed form, the conquest of the
Paola() slope, while, if his admirable design be
'carried out, the side walls of the same staircase
.will display the earlier history of Western emigra
tion in illustrations of the discoveries of the val
leys of the Mississippi and the Ohio.
In the painting now completed, which is charac
terised by its depth of tone and harmony of color
ing, as well as by the spirited effectiveness of the
design, we see a party of emigrants- who have ar
rived near sunset on the divide of the water-sheds
of the Rooky. Mountains, from whenoe they obtain
the first view of the Peelle slope their "promised
land," El Dorado. They have left behind them
the plains over which they so tediously journeyed,
and, as they emerge from the rooky glens, the fore
most of the party can tee the Western ocean dimly
traced on the horizon at the loft of the picture.
In the centre tower the Rooky Mountains, with
their stratified cr , gs, at the foot of which, to the
right of the picture, is'tlae table-land and the roll
ing prairie, in which rises a tributary of the "fa
ther of waters." It is a condensed panoramic
view of the topographical features of our great
overland route.
The figures toll the atory of that wonderful ex
odus from the Mississippi valley whiok at ones
founded a State. 3idch ono is a study of character,
individually perfect, yet harmonizing with the
others, and the aceemries are given with 'minute
exactness and care, giving the composition a real
historical value. The emigrants aro mounted, or
on foot, or in and around their train of wagons,
which conies toiling up the slope, jolting along the
gitllied trail, and steadied by the drivers to prevent
overturns. High up, on the nearest pinnaole of
rock, two adventurous young men are planting the
1, Stars and Stripes," emblematic of the national
sovereignty of the Union, one and it divisible.
A frontier farmer, who is a type of the yeomen
of Tennessee, has carried up on the summit of a
large rook, his suffering, travel-worn wife, with
their infant in her arms, to show her the glories of
the promised land. Their son, a personification of
CC Young Amerioa." stands with his father's rifle
and his own jack-knife, looking into the vista as if
wondering how long
,it would be before he would
represent it in Congress, while his little sister is
cheering' their mother with expressions of wonder
and of surprise. The mother is a perfect study of
expression, indicative of a strong religious feeling
Of thankfulness for deliverance from dangers past,
and hope' that her children may enjoy their new
home at which they gaze.
In the ravine which forms the foreground of the
pleura a party of axeM n are clearing the fallen
trees from the trail. The guide, an old trapper,
Glad completely in buckskin, has halted his horse,
and is pointing out the path. Nigh to him, a young
adventurer rises in his stirrups to catch the first
glimpse of his future field of action, while his steed
is toiling up the last slope of the divide. His
comrade, who follows, is cheering on those in their
rear, and they are both types of vigorous path-
Letters, with their outfits strapped to their beasts—
lariats, meal-bags, cooking utensils,
blankets, .ko.
Another yowl fellow, who carries his fiddle with
him, is assisting his younger partner for life up
to the rock to peep at t:e land of gold, their
countenances expressing careless happiness, al
though their costumes show that they have almost
everything to gain, unless it be mutual affection
and joint hope.
A very pleasing group consists of a mother car
rying her infant, mounted on a sturdy mule, led by
a negro boy. The mother, who, doubtless, expects
to meet the father of her child, (who had preceded
them,) kisses the babe with tears of joy, while the
young Etbiop caresses the long-eared beast which
Las so faithfully and so steadily borne his burden.
The charming expression of maternal joy renders
the fade of the mother one of the gems of the pic
ture—. Equally pleasing, perhaps, is a rough but
bin-hearted bunter, assisting along the rocky path
a lad wbo has been wounded, probably, in a fight
with the Indians.
Behind these, and in the immediate foreground
a team of oxen is drawing along a wagon in which
aita a young woman, who holds a younger sister,
and who looks peeringly down into the country to
which they are destined, as if in doubt whether
there wee not more troubles ahead, while the child
is-playfully thoughtless of the change in their lives
now about accomplished. One brother drives the
patient oxen, and astride of one of the beasts sits
another lad, who carries an Indian bow and arrows,
with a dead squirrel which he has shot. One must
see the picture to appreciate the elegance of these
figures, the variety of their expressions, the car.
redness and yet reserve of characterization there
in. They display the result of careful studies from
life, and of a refined and earnest conception of
American character, rather than a servile imitation
of European schools.
The pioture is surrounded with an ornamental
border, which will separate it at the aides from the
others, which it is to be hoped will soon be its
Banking companions. In the middle of the upper
Margin is the American eagle shielding Union and
Liberty bineath his wings. On the left aro tho
aittmen, preeededj by .a hunter, who has attacked a
catamount, but who has• been marked by a con
cealed Indian, who is letting fly an arrow at him.
On the right we see the agriculturist, preceded by
tbe missionary ; a prairie owl and a rattlesnake are
seeking the hospitality of a prairie dog; while an
Indian, muffling himself in his robe, withdraws
from the light of knowledge. The motto woven in
the, arabesque of this design is " Westward the
Star of Empire takes its way." •
On the right margin, counneocing at the bottom,
we see types of utigr.tion—a child watching the
flight of herons ; Moses leading the Israelites
through. tbe.destrt ; the ravens with the loaf; the
hunter rthe spits of Eshol bearing the fruits of
Canaan; Hercules dividing the pillars of Gibraltar,
and thus opeoing the way to he West—pins
Ball way np is a medallion portrait of Daniel Boone,
whose history portrayed will illustrate the crossing
of the Allegbanies .
On the left margin we see a child paddling in a
tortoise Ebell ; sea gulls; Arlon on a dolphin, (the
Mit naval expedition ;) the dove bearing the olive
branch; a sailor the argosie of the golden fleece;
and the Magi following the star to the East. Half
Way np is a portrait of Captain William Clark.
On the lower margin is a representation of the
Golden Gate, or the entrance to the harbor of San
Francisco. The motto is taken from a poem by
Bishop Berkeley, the last verse of which reads:
Westward the wove oft melte takes its way,
The Crat 5.-or art> ahead) , pot,
The firth elm , ' dean the empire with the day."
And the Pacific ocean appropriately closes the por
traiture of Emigrattoe to else West.
This is the first mural painting in the Capitol, or
Indeed in this country, painted in what is called
the " sterectehromatic" style. This is based on
the chemical qualities of the silicates, and it has
been used with complete success by artists in Ger
many and in England.
Mr. Leutte emn but receive the warm congratu
lations of his friends and of all art-lovers for having
adorned our national legislative halls with a grand
and noble work of art, which not only exhibits the
characteristics of his style, but is a great achieve
ment, far surpassing any work of art now at the
Capitol, if not on the American continent.
The Fight at Clack's Mills
An account cf tide effete, containing come errors, hav
ing been published by ne, ae avail ourselves of a state•
Brent by an (Bice) to correct them. The engagement
took Vac° on the 7th toetant. Captain Barstow, of
the 10th Illinois Cal 'dry, received information about
eight o'clock, that a to; co of rebels was lying wan' six
Miles of bie camp, at Clerk's Mille. Despatchiag a lien.
tenant on the Ganesville road, with twenty men, the Cap
tain proceeded with ,terbteen men down the ?Teat Plains
road. When hot two miles f, om camp. he cede upon
the bead of a column marching towards him. A charge
wee ordered, ehicb recalled in killieg nineteen rebels
end wounding tome twenty, beanies a number of boraes.
}lading tbe , enemy's torte about five hundred, Captain
Barstow retreated to camp, with a lose of two killed, five
wounded, and twelve borate badly shot. About the same
time, five scouts rettnnett, and represented a large force
of the rebels advancing from another direction. ales.
Dengue were deepatcned to dpringlield and Marabileld
for reinforcemetts, but eff mitre as /stance from any
Quarter was then out or the Question. 83 It tarried
eat The enemy oven , d a fire with two air pounders on
the block•honee of the poet, cop: Barstow replying with
his two pieces of light artillery, and continued the fight
with great bravery oath 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
when, bole; out cf ammunition, be was compelled to
surrender. It bed previously been ascertained that no
way was open for the retreat of the whole command.
13 event y• live men, Including the Captain, surrendered to
the rebel commander, General Barbrilge, who paroled
the Captain and his men on the spot, allowing them to
retain their private properly. About thirty *seated
without aurrendeting. The rebels had four six pounders,
between five and six hundred Infantry, and twelve hun.
Bred cavalry. Their loss was fifty•seven killed and a
large number wounded. Captain Barstow's loss was
seven killed and five wounded The charge in the morn
ing was certainly cue of the boldest operations we have
beard of dente; the war. Captain Barstow deserves
Praise for his determined reeletence.—St. Lauis Repub.
A JUST COMPLIMENT TO A FEDERAL REGI
MEN T.—The concept:L(l(la of the Daily News given
en his personal bnowlcdce, a clarion, story of a regiment
of Oconee:lent recruits engaged at the battle of Antie
tam. They bad j rifled only three or tour days before the
battle, and wcre wholly or:drilled, officers and men
alike—the only urinary man being the colonel. The
three days were ever c in teaching them to load and tire,
and these wee no time to teach them more. On the
fourth day they were engaged, and held their ground In
line manfully till ()Foil er.ked by an
.oVee whelming foroa
of the enemy. Au or der was then sent to the colonel to
withdraw them. sad be was obliged to reply that neither
nien nor officers con!d execute an. movement whatever,
and he " could only stay where he was or run away,"
and there be th. 1.1. .c the men never flinching under a
murderous tire " another corps relieved them when
ball their number, 1. eluding their colonel, were stretched
on the Held These eve, inreed, military materials worthy
of better generalship than they obtain.—London Spec
tator, Nov 1.
FALL OF A C URDU BELL—SEVERAL PER
BONS INJURED —On Wednesday a new bell, weighing
2,eco pound., we. being raised to the belfry of the Bap
tist Church, In Wot•nrn, Massachusetts, when nearly to
the belfry, the iron trace chains (by which the horses
were attached to the hotelirg apparatus) parted, and re
bounding knocked town a number of persona that were
'Pulling on the 'eye Frederick Devoll was thrown upon
a fence peer br, and had one of his legs broken. A son
of Bemuel Neville sod about 18, had an arm broken In
two tracer, and was etberwise hurt in the bead. Eddie
Newell, about 8 yeses old, ,on of George A. Newell, (firm
of Talbot & Newell.) Boston, was wounded In the face,
cutting his cheek sod fracturing the jawbone 'lightly.
A son of AiYab Buckman was also bruteed somewhat.
The Natilleto) Is coneldered tube in a critical aitnation.
Tile bell came to the ground without damage.
AOMDENT 0 rale BRIGHT,—As acting Brig.
•(ten. Wright, of the 15. h Connecticut, was paseiog.over
the Long Bri:se cn ten ds, afternoon to an ambulance,
Au company with ()ell Brown, of the 12th Rhode Island,
• the apron:lr of a trbiu cT care ceased the horses to take
fright. rend cite g them altogether onmenageble. The
ambuiacce was evert. and thole within thrown out.
• (ten. Wright wee injorcd quite eerlon.Jy, but clot Brown
got off with a kw Might beultee —Washington. Star.
es VICTORY OR I , EATII "—Maggie Bradford, of
111., foilows,J be: lover, George Percival. to the
'war. Percival got the c Moors to exclude her from the
lines, at el Abe die) eartened woman took Arsenio In the
presence of the abo'e regiment from the effects of which
the died in a shoe' line, tto ash every possible effort Wad
made to save her the.
JUST PUtili-llllENT.—Generel Grant bas issued an
order esseelice np n the 20th Illinois Begiment the
earn of 81,742 (.2 for darters which they did to the store
INA Property rf writ. 0. W. Graham & 00.. of Jack
son. Tenn.. on the lent of Nov. 7. Chaplains Friable and
Tnnison, of this can e regiment, who were present while
the nllleenß Nv4• in v. -ogress, but took no measures to
check It, were , mn.t, :ea oat of make fOr dereliction of
duty.
WOMEN ItYl 1.1 Tr 0 TO PAY TAX 1118 —Sarah B.
Wall, of Woreforer, MMa••ei:hn*etta, has ividreeped a lat
he to the 'into, of the. Daiisltiry, giving as her reason!
for 'einem r tom • to Imo taxes, the 10th arliole in
the Bill cf Tight• "bt ICh ( * KATOe that "no part of the
properly of aLy it..tivldoel can, with insides; be takita
krOm him or aPP I,4 to i übilo uses, without hie own con
sent, or that of the repretentative both of the people."
LEGAL INTELLTGENOM.
Supreme Court at Nisi Prius..irtEiluity—Jaa•
tires Thompson and Woodward
Where a (awful business is carried on at Unteasonabte
hours to the annoyance and discomfort of neighbors,
and until it became* a nuisance, Rutty wit/ inter
fere by injunction to restrain it.
WILLWI F. DENSTS Ye Honor Bortiiinr. Motion for
soma! irjunption. Opinion by Thom peon, J. It is es
sential in all civilized communitlee flint the individual
dominion of property should be redulonsly . ['detrained
witoM she principle that each owner Nhordd ro use it as
not to irjure hie neighbor, .‘ Sic Were Not,/ aiiena in non
laedes." The principle fa necessary to Dre , erve toe
Safety and health, as well as morality of the People, awl
hence a power must exist somewhere to enforoe it. If
this were not eo, unwholesome establishments, filth/
stye*, and die. Venting machinery might and would bo
erected at the very doom of private dwellings. to the de
struetionof all peace, health, eta o nniort of the Menges.
A cr mmunity In which ouch privileges should exist could
not long exist Be civilized
The courts, through the medium of their common law
forme ' can only act indirectly for the suppression of snob
evils by the imposition of demagog for Works, already
done, leaving. of course, the ovum still in existent*. Nu
one can well doubt that where there is a cage for damage'
the establishment is a nuleance ; and all will readily agree
that to leave it in full operation to breed Macaws as wet
as future law enits is to have attempted redress by a very
inadequate remedy.
Tbo case in bead is the shop of a tinsmith and sheet.
iron worker, who, it ',ems, has emoted his shop, a very
thin, loose building of boards, some eight feet from the
beck building and sleeping rooms of the comPlalneeit
and there carries on work, generally beginning in the
morning before or by daylight, and resuming is again in
the evening at or about 8 o'clock P. al., and keeping it
np thin o'clock atnight, having generally employment
elsewhere during the day. The noise of the hammering
and pounding in retch an establishment, we well know, is
usually very great, and the affidavits describe is as into
lerable in this instance, so ranch so that the complainant
and his family can scarcely hear each other converse
have been obliged to abandon their ohambera next to the
shop, and are every night and morning deprived of their
rest by the yereiatent hammering of the defendant.
The complainant alleges that ho hoe appealed in vain
to him to abstain from his disturbing noises in the runn
ings and evening° ; that, although sickness and death
were in the house, he has disregarded his appeals, tio, too,
be disregarded the notice of an Intended application for
a epeeist injunction given to him in this case, and leaves
cm without explanation of his, conduct or deisial of the
facto alleged. Taking, then, these facts before us at
true—for no one disputes them—can be be restrained
front the exercise of his trade on his own premises,
although Who noisy 7
I mill, at this time, envy examine the main question , '
of law incolv*d in thin cue, so far ea may be necfesary
to an uncle/Mantling of the decision which may be made
under the present sepect of the oaee.
The first thing to be thought of is, whether any decree,
preliminary or otherwise, can be turd° without a trial at
common law, and a verdict settling the fart of a 11121311QC11
on account of the manner in veinal the defentlaut carries
on his business. The object of a trial wa ma 7 remem
ber'
however, is to settle the right whore it is in dispute.
but we have,
at this moment at tenet, no disputed feat
before us. The defendant interposes neither fact nor
argument against the present motion. and we are to de
tide on the case before us on the sufficiency of the facts
to establish the ground of complaint—viz: that the
mien emanating from the defendant's shop at tfiaseason
able hours eareciallt, and at all hours, is a nuisance.
That the affidavits establish this I have no doubt, sad
also that these noises are a nuisance, if a nuisance coat
be created by such means.
The business of a tin and sheet Iron manufacturer is
lawful; hie shop is not a nuisance per se. This must be
conceded. If It were, no doubt could exist in regard to
the remedy by it junction. Wherein consists the dif
ference between a Entwine° per se and where a -lawful
nutsvit is eo carried on as to become a nuisance 1 It is
rot, I apprehend, in the remedy, but only in the proof
of it. That once established, either by non .denial, trial
at law, or otherwise it falls into the same current of
remedy in chancery as if it were a nuisance per as.
We have many cases in the broke. English and Ameri
can, of recoveries against lawful establishments, mein.
factories and the like, on account of annoyances from
Deface, he. Such recovery weld only be had on the
ground of nuisance. In Gill vs Bradley, 1 Rntwitott,
29, was a recovery against a blacksmith on account of
the nedies incident to his busioess. Mumford and
where vs. The %Voverbampton Railway Company. 1
Burl. and Norm. 84, was on account of 'a steam-boiler
eh p
Davidson vs. 'sham, 1. Hoek, B. 186, Oh. William.
son expressed freely hie opinion as to 310115efil from mann.
team irg establishments and shops in the heart of a city
becomirg private nuisances, sr d liable to be reetrained
sod controlled by troceedings in chancery. Fieh vs.
Dodge, 4 Dento, 311, wee a case agsinet a steam engine
factory, end it wee luny agreed that a recovery might be
had on account of noises. So is 9 Pedal', lc U. gap ,
Dargen vs. Waddell, p. 244, datusgee woro allowol
ageing the owner of a stable on account of the !whir
made by home stamping in the night•tlme. These Clfled
suffice to short that there is no exemption because the
hosirese may be lawful, it ice exercise works berm or
injury to others.
We have often held that repeated seta of trespass
amcrintlng to a nuisance as to a private right, may be
°Opined in Pennsylvania. boheetz's Appeal, it, Claseh
88, and cases there cited.
But this ie only when there is no adequate remedy at
saw. I cannot doubt that a constant annoyance, which
at law cannot be abated, is never remeoied by damages.
The loss of health and sleep; the enjoyment of quiet and
repose ; and the comforts of home, cannot be restored or
compensated in muir y ; it may afford consolation, but it
does2net remedy the ovii, if that goes on, to be paid for by
instalments The law operates on the past only,.while
equity can and will not on the present and the future,
will abate the nulaanoe itself, and restore the Injured
party to his rights In tbia case a snit or Butts would
not be an adequate remedy for the evils complained of,
in my opinion.
But we should not interfere by preliminary Injanotion,
except in cases of irreparable Mischief or injury. Have
we not such a case kere? It may be asked if the mischief
is rot itreparabie.whioh entails the want of health as a
consequence of annoyances. A chancellor does not wait
till nolecme trades and unwholesome gases kill some
body before he proceeds to restrain; or that the threat
ened destruction of pictures, charts, Ac., Sc., his taken
place. His remedy is preventive, and if the tendenoy of
the acts complained of be injurious, so that the injury
may be irreparable, he will proceed t prevent them.
'Dr. Spencer states his experience of the noises from the
defersdar.t'a shop, while attending the plaintiff's fuzzily,
and de, hires his belief that it greatly into fered with his
°Veda WI °here his patients, and he gives his belief that
it would jeopard the lif of a patient, in the crisis of a
fever, by preventing rest and sleep. Ido not forget the
admonition against using the 'grme arm of the chancel
lor, but that eh ength wan given, end 'tended to be need,
in proper cases, and I think this is one of them as it now
stand:, before ns. What may be male to ap rear on
answer, pieedinge, and proofs,.if the case comer to that, I
do not anticipate nor prejudge ; it is of the cm, as it is
now, 01 at I treat. I am, therefore, of opinion that the
defendant should be restrained from 'using his tin
and ebeet•iron workshop, as a workshop, until farther
order cf the court. Let the decree for a prallosioarr in-
junction be drawn and entered on the plaintiff's giving
bond with entlicient sureties, in $l,OOO to the de'eadant,-
conditioned to answer in damages, in ease of lose by rep•
Bon of this injunction.
Peter tdcuall, Reg , appeared for complainant. The
defendant was not represented either in person or by
comae'.
Common Pleas—Judges Thompson and Lud
low. -
The following opinitns wore read by the judges on 83..
tutday. When they bad been concluded Juige Ludlow
announced that he believed that all the cases that had
been argued during the September term in the Court of
Cetumon Pleas, Orphans' Court, and tlegister's Oottrt
were now disposed of, with the exception of Tiers' estate
and two other caves, one of which was a (it:motion of
costs, end the other a demurrer in equity, and be would
thank the bar if they would call the attention of the
court to any that by accident remained undisposed of.
The Bet of opinions is as follows :
Bird's estate. Special order made.
Sitar's estate. Motion for citation. Citation awarded.
Ninth Presbyterian Church. Bill, answer, and proofs
in equity. Bill diemirsed as to 'Wl,son & Jordon, and as
to Steele account ordered.
Csrcline Bayier's estate. Sxceptlone to andltor's re
port. Exceptionfdlemissed, and report confirmed.
In matttr of 'fiat Luke's Church, Garmantown. Er.
ceptious to auditot'e report. Exceptions sustained.
Iteetide'a estate. Exception to auditor's report. Re
port confirmed, and all exceptions diamond.
Petition of Susan B. and Sarah B. Hayes. Prayer of
petition granted, eo far as to declare the trust ended, the
life tenant of trust fund being ordered to give security
for fund dutirg her life.
' Headrick & Brun ve. Banes et al. Notion for order to
pay emits. Motion granted, and plaintiff orderedjto pay
matter , . costs.
Oppenheimer vs. Levine. Exceptions to answers.
Exec ptions sustained.
Holmes' estate. Exceptions to auditor's report, Xx.-
(motions dfunissed and report confirmed.
ithermer's appeal. Register's court. Apneal from de.
one cf register. Decree affirmed.
When we consider bow vast the business of these
corns Is it speaks volumes for the industry of the jadges
to say that their lista for a term are cleared ere
, t he be.
ginning of the next.
In this connection we may properly make mention of
the titiremeut of Jamee R. Booth, Req., who hasfor some
time past filled the position of court clerk in the Common
Plass. Mr. Booth is a young member of the bsr, in the
discharge of hit onerous duties has given entire satisfac
tion to the profession and ail who have been brought in
contact with him. Napecially are the law reporters of the
meg of this city indebted to him for many farm received
at hie hands It is imporslble for these gentlemen to al
sett3 a be in attendance in the various courts, and they are
obliged very frequently to look to the officers for infor
mation as to the progress of their businees. From !dr.
Booth they have always received courteous attention, and
what is more rarer" intelligent and fall answers to their
questions Bo matter bow busily he was occupied with
matters before him, he always lent a willing ear to their
inquiri , e, and afforded every facidty in his power far
their scouring the desired information. Ms retirement
is to them a matter of regret, and their earnest wish is
that 1 is successor, Gouge Dein, Zen . who has also been
long and Utvorably known to the profession, will follow
in the path of Mr. Booth.
PEIMADJLPHIA'BDABD Or TRAM!.
IBBAIL MORRIS,
JO .SPR 0. GRUBB, &warm or TIM Mont.
IDititlND A. 80IIDKB,
LETTER BAGS
At . ths Merchants' Escchangt, Phslatielphia.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin Rotterdam, soon
Brig Ella Beed, Jarman ~..Ravana, moon
Brig Defiance, Wyman • Port Spain, soon
Brig Eliza lid Strong, Strong, . -- .....oienfuegoa, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1, 1862.
EWA RIBES 7 3 -MI BAITS ...... ....4 36
RIGEL WATER ' 10 24
ABEIVED.
Bark Imyeresior, Power, from PerrismbuCo Nov 4.
with inter and cotton to Lewis k Damon. Lett brigs
Canada, Bennett, from New York for Valparaiso, wait.
leg; Jae* ttewert, (Br) Does, for New York next day,
with ugar: Elizabeth Melee, (Br) sailed Oct 25 for De
laware Breakwater Bark Blondel, 111111eken, from Benign
for Falmouth, E, with rice, touched Oct 24, and pro
ceeded. Ships Jenne, Carmel, and bark Thin' Winslow,
Catheter!, whalers, from New Bedford, via Western Jet
andr, where they reported having left at Ftorea 200 sea.
men, landed from the Alabama, which had burned a num.
bar of abanng V 09613111 off the islands. The Jauua pro
eceded ecuth Oct 27, and the Thos Winslow on the let of
November
Brig L Knight, Palk, 15 days from Fort Jefferson, in
ballast to J E Barley Et On.
Schr Cerro Gordo, Irons, 5 days from Fortran, Mon.
roe, in ballast to captain.
Behr Geo Deering, Ph:Ahem, 10 days from Cardenas,
in Wont to captain.
Bar leatx I, Taylor, 9 days from New York, with mdse
to captain.
Echr West Dennis, Crowell, 3 daps from New York,
in tallait to captain.
Behr J L 13ess, Webb, from Newborn, in ballast to Ti
ler, Eton° R Co.
Sax S A Taylor, Dakee, from Newborn.
t chr Ann Amelia, Ballock, from Brookhaven.
Schr L Audeorled, Bartlett, from Fortrees Monroe
Bar It II Shannoreplarte, from Fortreee Monroe.
Behr Chia Colgate, Wiggins, from Baltimore.
Schr 0 0 Smith, Smith. from Elizabeihnort
ear John Stockhsm, Babcock, from Port Royal.
Schr E T Allen, ellen, from Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Salon, Matthews, Boston, H Winror.
Brig Continental, (Br i Boas, Berbadoes, J B Bag.
Brig N Stowers. Smite, Boston, E A Bonder & Co.
Lehr P A Bandits, Somers. Newbern D SElletron & Co.
t cbr Liebe!, Taylor, New York, Siki;lcksoun & Glover.
Scbr L Arnim led, Bartlett, Providence, do
ci r Cs clone. Bunker, New York. J E EszleY & Co.
13,-Cr B U Scribner, Hail, New York. 0 A - Meekscher
a Co.
Pcbr 0 0 Smith, Smith, Harlem, do .-
Scbr B T Alien, f lien, Allen, Boston. do "
ram Mary Emma, Hooper, New York, Tyler, Stone
& Co. ,
i'cbr H. Shannon, Marts, New York, L Audenried
& Co.
Ft br Ann Amelia, Bullock, New Haven, do
ear Snow Flake, Dickinwo, Brookillo, W H J° llllll '
Saw b A Taylor, Dukes, Providence' G 0 Morris.
ect.r Oho, Colgate, Wiggins, New BeolOrd, Cashier,
Slid try & Wellington.
&br B tsvratha, Disney, Salisbury, 0 F Norton dleoo.
Sulu Vienna'priest. Baltimore, do
Behr Jobn H enry,e Davis, Baltimore, do .
SAILED.
The they Swam*. Bowland, for Livorhoo!, irft
not rtrtet "bar( at 83i o'clock on k stnrday morning, in
iv w of tog H Delaney ' with,29 passengers end the follow
•ss g carp :-16,000 b ushels wheat, 192 buebela °ern' 68
Gde balk, 1802 hags doverg€44, 110 bhde tatow, 74 bblo
t ?pit a, 60 bblro flosir, -. 36 'bales rags, 2.5" clam butter; 20
Wm* chow), 8 bble sweet poiatcer, 5 do dried Deaebea, ;
and 11 cases mdse.
(oerreimondenoe of the Prem.)
HA.VIIII AB OBAOX. Nov 28
The eteamer Wyoming lett here this morning, with CMS
following boats In tow, laden and oonsigned ae follows:
constitution. with wheat, &o, to Humpfirsis, Hoffman
& V‘tighl; 0 Ho', wheat, corn, and oats to J Li Bowlov
cur. ID 8 blarptly; J Q Davie, lumber, shingles. 'Da'. to W
tt Einith and Union° & Trainer; John Bead, lumber to
ester; If P 111111er,'do to Malone & Trainer; 8 Bailey '&
Son. do to B B Bitting; M Long, anthracite coal to John
Street; Bait. No 9, coal to Wilmington.
1021110EMTD.S.
Ship Esther, Catharine,' itonce, cleared at Hama 14th
alt fur Nrw Orlfmne.
B •irk Myra, rrameete, hence, arrival at Dahlia 13th
ultimo.
.Bohr Lath Bich, Rot:their, from New Orietme, via Dela
ware Breakwater, at New York 25th nit,
Bchr Mary D Cranmer, Crammer, honoa, arrived at
Bowen 25th nit
Selz A J notion, 18iwoil, o'eared at Boston 28th u.'t
for Pktladohphia.
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1 —The Academy of the enbsoriber for the Matter.?
lottroollon of Vonth being now In eucceentul operation
at the, &EMORY, aortbeaat corner Of NIGH 'BENTE
and CHESTNUT Streets, be solicits a cell kon thoee
interested In thie branch of Education, on tho days of
DRI.LL, Montle) s /tad Thursdays, at 4 o'clock P. M.
A Claes le proposed of lade from the age of 18 upward,
and a ►let is open for eibeoribers
For fur her particulars apply to
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PROF. MASSE, A M., is now form
ing a CLASS on Pronunciation, Grammar, Oon
vereation, and Reading, on the Oral plan. Lemone
VERY DAY—sb a month. 1342 13PRIIOE street.
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This Academy will be opened on THURSDAY, Septem
ber 4th, 1862. It was chartered by the Legislature, at
its last sesaion, with full collegiate powers.
In its capacious buildings, which were erected and fur
nished at a coat of over sixty thousand dollars, are ar
rangements of the highest order for the comfortable omar
tering and subsisting of one hundred and fifty cadets.
A (grim of competent and experienced teachers will
give their undivided attention to the educational depart
ment, and aim to make their instructions thorough and
practical. The department of studies embraces the fol
lowing courses: Primary, Commercial, and ficimitifie
Collegiate sod Military. A graduate of the United State;
Military Academy, of high standing in his clam, and of
experience in the field, devotes hie exclusive attention to
the Mathematics and Engineering. Ihe moral training
of cadets will be carefully attended to. For circulars,
apply to JAB. Et OHNE, Asp., No. 628 Oillt WHITT St.,
Or at the }rook Stand of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
or to Colonel THEODORE HYATT, Prealdent Penn
sylvania Military Academy. no 4
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FHB PBE6IDENT O THE UNITED STATES,
TO. THE raAllisEf&L OF THE Et.STICaN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING: _
WttERE AP, The District Court of the United Stetos in
• and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly and
duly proceeding on a Libel, filed In the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed alt persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title. or
interest in THIRTY BARRELS SPIRITS OF TUR
PENTINE sod SIX BALES OF COT TON, cargo of the
echooner WAVE, captured by the United States steamer
or vessel-of-war E. B. Hale, as prize, said 'smiler being'
one el the blockading squadron under commend of Rear
Admiral Dupont, and brought into the port of Philadelpha
per scheme tr Governor Burton, to be monished, cited.
and called to jut pment. at the time and place nnierwrit
,tev, end to' the'effect hereafter ex Droned, (ltunicie so re
quiring.) You are therefore charged and strictly en
joined and commanded, that you omit not, but that by
publishing these premeds in at least two of the daily
neweparers printed and published In the city of Pails
delphla, and in the Legai Intelligeneer, you do monish
and cite, or cause to be monished and cited, peremptorily,
all persona in general who Dave, or pretend to have, any
right title, or interest in the said THIRTY BARRELS
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE and SIX BALEd OF
-OOTTON., • cargo of the schooner WAVE, to appear
before the Honorable JOHN OAD W A.L &DER, the
Judge of the said Court, at the District Court room,
in the city of Philadelphia', on the Twentieth day after
publication of these preterits, if it be a court day, or
else on the next court day following, between the usual
hours of bearing causes, then and there to show, or allege,
in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful. excuse, tinny
they have, why THIRTY BARRELS SPISITS OF
TUBIENTINE and SIX BALES OF COT ro et, cargo
of the schooner WAVE, should not be pronounced to
belong, at the time of the capture of the same, to the ene
mies of the United States, and as goods of their enemies
or otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned as good and lawful prizes; and
further to do and receive.in this behalf as tolustice shall
appertain. And that roe duly intimate, or cause to be inti
mated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to whom by
the tenor of there presents it's also in timated,) that if the y,
shall not appear at the time and place above mentioned,
or appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful
cane to the contrary, then sold District Court doth
intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said cap
ture, end may pronounce that the said THIRTY BAR
BELS SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE and SIX BALES
OF COTTON, oargc of the schooner WAVE, did belong,
at the time of the capture 01 the some, to the enemies of
the United States of , America, and as goods of their ere
mice, or otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation and
condemnation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful
prize, the absence or rather contumacy cf the persons so
. cited and intimated in anywise notwithatandiog, and that
y:u duly certify to the said District Court what you shall
do in the premtees, together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN OA.DWAL &DER,
Judge of the raid Court. at Philadelphia. this twenty
eighth day of NOVEhIBER, A.D. 1862. end in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence of the said United
Stater.
11059. Et G. B FOX. Clerk District Court.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
Writ of Sale, by the non. JOHN °ADP? ALADZII,
Judge of the District Court of the United States. in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the highest
and beat bidder, for cash, at MIC LIEN BB'S Store, N 0.142
North FRONT Street, on MONDAY, December 8, 1862,
at 12 o'clock - M, the Cargo of the Schooner Kittle,
consisting of 120 bales of COTTON. Samples can be ha
and the cotton examined two days orations to the este.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
U.S. Marshal R. D. of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24, 1882. n026.8t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
.LYIL. a Writ of Sale by the Honorable JOHN OAD
WAL aDE 8., Judge or the District Court of the United
States, In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty, to me directed, will be sold at %labile sale,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash, at DERBY
SHIRE'S Store, No. 107 North WATER, btreet, on
TDESDriY, December 9, 1862, at 12 o'clock IL, 30 bales
of COTTON, brought Into port per prize schooner Caro.
line Virginia. Samples can be had and the cation ex
amined two days prior to the day of sale.
WILLIAM DIILLW&RD.
U. S. Marshal E. D. of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 24, 1862. n02.5.0t
MARSHALI3 BALE.—By virtue of a
certain writ of Levert Yachts, issued out of the
aren't Court of the United States, for the Eastern Dis
trict of Penneylvania, in the Third Circuit, to me directed,
will be sold on MONDAY, December 1, 3862, 2 o'clock
P. M., at the MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, In the city of
Philadelphia, the following described property, to wit:
All that certain sawmill and tract or parcel of land and
tthe coal mines thereon, situate in Norwegian township,
in Schuylkill county and Etste of Pennsylvania. Be
ginning at a stone corner, thence by land formerly of
Thomas Beed. south sixty degrees, west one hundred and
forty pl rches to a poet. Thence by land which was our.
veycd on the came warrant as the premises no w granted,
namely, a watrant to Daniel 'Williams, dated the eleventh
day,of August, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
four, north thirty degrees, west (mining the west
branches of the river Schuylkill, and crossing the Mine
hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad,) two hundred and
twelve perches to a post thence by land formerly of May
and Lightfoot, now Klein and others, north sixty degrees,
east, (again crossing the west branch of the river Elchuyl
killeand again crossing the Minebill and Schuylkill Ha
ven Bailroad,) one hundred and forty perches to a post,
-and thence by land of Schell and Bapp conch thirty do
wel, east two hundred and twelve perches to the place
of beginning; containing_ one hundred and seventy-five
scree, and allowance, with the improvements, consisting
of the coal mines opened thereon, one large dwelling
Inure, four or five tenant horses for miners, a saw mill,
grain bowie, stabler, and a blacksmith shop, and all other
the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
soperlsining ; being the same premises which the acid
the President, Directors, and the Company of the Bank
of Kentucky, by indenture bearing date the lst of July,
1862, , f0r the sum of Twenty-five Thonsand Dollars, did
grant and convey unto the said Benjamin Bullock in fee.
B On the above premise' there are erected a large
firet,c!ase Coal Breaker, n Slope House, Boller and Engine
Honse. two connected Steam Plump'ng and Hoisting En
gines and Hoisting and Pumping marchinerY.
WILIAA.M MILLvi'ARD,
Culled States statishal.
FRILADELPI3IA, 'November 19, 1662. n 020,26 lel at
OOFFICE OF ASSESSOR-OF INTER
NAL REVENUE. WIND DIEITGIOP OF PENN
ENLVSLNIA, No. 924 North Third street.
Notice la hereby given, that the lists, valuations, and
enumerations, made in pursuance of an ackentilled "An
act to provide internal revenue to support the Govern
ment, and to pay interest on the public debt ," will be
open for public ex evaluation at this otfloo,•on - 51ondaV,
December let, and remain opan'until Decernberlitth.."
APPEALS relative to the same will be heard and deter
rnhad doing the ten days succeeding the 15th day of
Decianbrr.
All appeals should be in writing, and specify the par*
ticnier cause, matter, or thing respecting wbch a deci
eloll is r(Quented ; and should moreover state the ground
or.priLciple of inrecgity. complained of.
All tontimony wilt be required to be given tinter oath.
• • • J. FLETOBE ft BUDD,
r029-if • 11. El. Muleteer, Third District Penna.
pEREONS 1N WANT OF BBL
,. TAMIL& or SILVER PLAT&D WARE can
nud a superior article at
n 026 am
r 1 COMB WHIOKY.-25 puncheons
KJ James Stewart's fine PAISLILY 'SALT, imported
direst.' la bond and for eela by
oolßAbn
511:J UOIL . WORKS.
1.
00 idler" Burning Oil on haws.
"1
n B b
b
We.Eletantee the oil to be aott,exeloeive, to wins at)
the Oh he the lame with a steady, brilliant name, tetthc ß it
rroitire t tite wick, ea hat elowir. Barrels lined Ida
siaatanairiq. WEIGHT, & PIAJIBALL, .
fanAt Main ILLIMIT Street.
THE 44 JP?. /AMU MONDAY DEOEMAER. 1 1862.
WM. TAN DYKES,
638 LBOR etre6t,
Philadelphia
GZO. WHITZLICY,
UT South TIMM,
MEDIOIN AL COD-LIVER
OIL
BsKER d CO. r Dtagßfsts , Ko. 154 North THIRD
timer. me now reoetring their supplies fresh from the
fiebt rite,
.
The enperfority of their Oil in every respect bat gained
for it a reputation and sale beyond any.otbar brand la
the Mirka: ,To rdernigin it, they ere determined to
supply an article that m* be entirely relied 01/ for fresh
nets end purity. ere te‘timontels of Drs. natter, leek.
eon, Dairaob, and oth , re ao2P emelt/11f
BEALIMGYuw s. OF.
Thionr OZNoNBTII&TIND ON oY N
Fouts TEIOI7sAND ISVALIDA, AT 1220 WALNIIr
PTBINT, PaiLADILPHIA.
The ohjact of the following certiffaates to to show that
cures at 1229 WALKUP Street are permanent and re
liable. Thant mire:wee performed nearly three 70 - 7111
ago, the ercond wee performed nearly two years ago, the
thitd about one year, and hundreds more of like cases
might be ebowu.
DEAD Tag FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
Abort twelve months ago I had a severe attack of
Diabetes, attended with other difficulties too nnorerotos
to mention. iffy desirei for drink was constant, and
although I drank gallows per day, my thirst was never
allayed; I was only able to Bleep at abort intervals,
which seemed tote a trance. The MUMS BerfOhle of my
month and throat had become eo parched and fevoriett,
that I wee in COBBNOL misery. I was also enfering
Into all the horrors of Dm:circle, lose of appetite, Nan.
ten, and frrenent and severe attacks of vomittug ;. ant
to prostrated was my general system, that I was scarcely
!Ma to move about. 1 bad availed myself of the °Glenne
and skill of ditttitiguished medical meu, both of the Alto.
patbic and UoreetopathM school, and exhaustel their
catalogue of remedlee, but font.d only Mummery relief.
In ibis eoncition, when "every ray of bops seemed
paralyzed, I heard of the dtecovery of Protector Rolfes
In the use of Electricity, and the wonders he WWI. per- •
terming In curing 'disease, and placed myself under hie
treatment; and, to the astonishment of myself and.
Mettle, in two operations my Diabetes was controlled,
and oilier difficulties coon dipapposred ; my appetite has
returned, sleep undisturbed, and, in foot, I feel like one
made anew.
I would furtber state tbat I bay. seen other remark
able cures 'Performed by Prof. Belles, and would advise
the diseaPtd to oall at 1220 Walnut street, and be re
etored to health I /mall be glad to sire any ono infor
mation cailiog on me. THOMAS H&BRO , P,
RM. Dllll, West Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Kay let, 1860
Bead the following from a preacher of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, No. 1638 Helmuth elreet,
Jo attemyttng a definition of my ditease, I can only
give Dome of the many symptoms which, taken altogether,
were the most horrid ; and even medical men did not
ittow my disease from pathologiclll symptoms. flow
ever, Professor 0. EL BOLLBSi by whom I was oared.
located my disease in the pelvic viscera, in five minntes
alter I entered Ids office. and offered to warrant a perfect
core in eight applications. Aud I frankly admit that in
eight applications of 'Electricity, a.4minietered by Pro
!eater Poid.xs, 1220 Walnut street, Prilledelphii, I am
perk city cored ; and to me this is most astonishing, for I
had exhausted the catalogue of old•eohoelremedleseand
grew worse all the time.
1 bed long believed that in Electricity resided a potent
agent fcr the cure of disease, if a right application could
*o made; and now I can comprehend, from its power
ful cifecis on me, fora epctly, cure, although 120 shooks
were given. All was pleasant, and aloomplisted as if by
magic.
I will give most of my symptoms, for the benefit of
suffering humanity. I had d yspepsia, bad marasmua, or
wasting of the 'tissues of the whole body at lima a
difficulty of breathing, Berne palpitation o 1 the heart,
much bronchitis, trembling of the limbs after exercise;
aVeltgotl to btlellloll9 and Company j attimes gloomy, he
betty to collect my thoughts vigorously on any subisot,
a loss of ma mory, pen in various parts of the body ; sal
ient much tram lumbago, deranged secretions of the
kidziei a and other glands of the in stem. constant drag
ging pains in thelumbar region, and severe nervous die •
ziness
, I believe It is my duty, as a lover of humsnity, to re•
con mend 'thin discovery of Professor BOL Ca1 . .3 to the
edlicted of all classes. There seems to be no F 12011.1 work,
DO cot fusion, to matter of doubt in hie treatment. Re
proceeds on died principlee, and according to fixed laws,
which mini to me infallible and harmoninis He war
; ranee, by special contract, the most obstinate ehronie and
Mite cans, and charges nothing, if he fails. radvise ail
of the diseased to tri Ids treatment.
- -
• EDWARD T. EVANS,
Preacher in M. E. Church,
• 1633 HELMUTH Street, Philadeithia.
ANOTHER rIIIBE - OF PARALYSIS OF THE LOWER
LIMBS (Paraplegia) -AND APOPLEXY COM:
BLAND.
Bead the following: •
PRILADELPFHA, March SI, 1982.
PROFESSOR Bougie: 1220 Walnut street: The remark
able cure ethic's / have derived from your meth-ni of ap.
plying Electricity compels me to thus ackeowtedge the
gt eat obligations I am under to you for snatching me, as
it were, from immediate (Dub. About two years ago,
while a reeiCent of Cincinnati, Ohio, I was • visited with
en attack ct aural: ale or the lower extremities, which
rendereo meelmon entirely unable to stand upon my
limbs. I employed tome of the moat eeleoretted Pbral
'clans to be found in that section, but received .no apps.
rent benefit, and after a lapse of about eighteen months
Was ttken with a spasm, which one of MY physicians
pronounced aSt of apoplexy. Two weeks elapyed from
that time before I became the lout conscious of anythini•
that bad traerpired, nor could I concentrate my mind or
converse upon any subject without becoming very vi
sionary and excited, unfit / placed •myself under your
valuable treatment. After my arrival in Philadelphia
my attention was called to your treatment be a eamPielet
handed ma by my father, which contained the names of
wine gentlemen whom I had been formerly aeon elated
with, and whose statements I could rely upon. I imme
diately made'up my tided to place miesif under your
treatment. I have O 0 Raglan the recipient of four treat
moats, and I now feel perfectly satisfied that I am re
neged to a wiled condition; and therefore feel it mr duty
to gratefully acknowledge the benetits which I have re
et ived through your treatment. •
Very respectfully yours. trc..
WILLIAM H. BRAIN,
Publisher of the National Merchant, office MEL Second
street, Philadelphia. -
N. B It will be well for the dicer sod to recollect that
Prot. B. has even a word of caution, lu hie pamphlet to
anard them against trusting their health in the hands of
thole in this city claiming to treat dlieales according to
hie discovery. This caution may seam severe on those
using Electricity at hazard, but It is the severity of
trntb, and deeigLed for the good of humanity. Bee ad
veriitemel tin another column. •
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other pill they make more profit on. Ask tor AYER'S
PILLS, and take nothing else. Pio other they can give
you compares with this in ita intrinsic value or curative
power. The sick want the beet aid there later them, and
they [should have it.
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. AYES & 00., Lowell, Mass.
Palos 26 CENTS Pea Box. 1171 Roan for .111.
Sold by J. N. BURN & 00., at wholesale, and by
FRBDRIIIOII BROWN. bcB• wfmdm
TARRANT'S
EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
Thie valuable and popular Medicine has universally re
ceived the most favorable recommendations of the
ItDIDIOAL Faovitsslox and the public as the
'Meat WPM:IISM AND AORBSAIILN
SALINE APEATENT.
It may be need with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrile Diseases, Costiveness, Sick
Headache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, indiges
tion Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of the Liver, Gout, Rheumatic
Affections, Gravel, Piles,
11115 ALL COMPLAINTS WI/NA!
A OZNTLIO AND-000LINGi A2BRIMIT OR PUB
GAT7iVE TB ESQUIERD.
It is part:lonia:lY adapted to the wants of Travellers
by Sea and Land, Residents in Rot Climates, Persons of
Sedentary Habits, Invalids, and Convalescents; Captains
of Vessels and Planters will find it a valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is in the form of a Powder, carefully ynt np In bottles
to keep In any. olimate r and merely regniree
water poured upon it to produce a de
lightful effervescing be'erage.
Anmeroue testitnonials, from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coup
-
try, and ite steadily increasing popularity for a porta
of years, strongly guaranty its efficaoy and valuable
character, and oommend it to the favorable nottoe of an
intelligent public.
Manufactured only by
TARRAII7 & CO.,
No. 276 ORRINWIOR Street, corner of Warren at.,
NEW YORK,
sp2l.ly And for sale by Druggists generally. -
Q.PERMATOIIRH(Eik CAN BE
01.11tED.—DIt NAND'S SPEOIFIO cures Sperms
torrbccs, Seminal Weakness, Impotency. Lots of Power,
An , speedily and effectually. A trial of the SPEOIFIO
will convince the most skeptical of its merit'. Price SI
a box. Sent poet. paid to any address by IL 0. UPFIA.kf,
No. 403 ORESTNIIT Street. Descriptive Oirculars sent
free. nol.b-tde27*
C .4.,.U - T.l ON.
The well-eorned reputation of
FAIRBANKS' SCALES
Hae Induced the makers of bnPerfeot balances to cffer
them ae TATRBANICI3' BOALES," and purchasers
have thereby, in many Instances, been eubjeoted to
Trend and imposition. Fairbanks' Beebe are manufac
tured only by the original inventors, IC. & T. rera-
BAUM & 00., and are adapted to' every branch of the
bustnese, where a correct and durable Scales le required,
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
• General' Agents,.'
aplo-tf MASONIC HALL, 716 GHESTNII.T BT
TERRA ,COTTA MANUFACTORY,
.• Hanging Vases.
?7aney Flower Pot*.
:hinge Pots. •
Fern Vase*.
Ivy Vaaea.
Garden Vase*.
Jasznln Ootraes•
Caaaoletta Renaissance. •
Oaaaoletta Lords XVI.
Lava Vaeee Antizus.
Pedeatals, all atZea•
Consols and Oarlstadee.
Partin Busts. '
Marble Pedestals..
ror Bale Bets% and to the Trade.
a. session_
gait 1010 ouserNuT.gemeg.
-A R. BLAKISTON - i- - Nt. --- 22
G
souttwiTßE '111144 ) Oommieekin
Dealer- in Ohio •luni Mims 7111.001 ii CORN,7 B&B
-DT.4.& Age. • we-tat
A AMAICA RUM.-13 Pxuloheous just
,
received and for Ask, in bone, by . . -
OH BLIES 8. OA:RSTATIO,
.
nolo /26 WALNUT Bt and 21 GBANITIN Bt.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE
tiIIITIML SAFETY ikaIIIEASOE 0001PANY.
PHILADIMPEELL, Nov. 14, 1882.
The f ..11owink Statement of the affairs of the Oorneaur
fa published in conformity with ak yrovielon or its Cher
ter:.
Fninittrits lizosiver. from Nov.l, 1861. Co 0°1.81,1862
On-Bleriee end Inland Eta& .11226,208 81
On Fire Rinke 00,321 80
Premiums on Policies not marked
off Nov. 1, 1861
PRICP44I3MI3 NARKED OPP tse etsrned
trout MT. 1, 1881, to Oot. 81,
1882 :
On Marine and Inland /Mks-8218,142 82
Cn Fire Disk, 100,000 26
Interest during 'mime period—
Balvages, ao
Losses, EEPEDISICS I during'
the year as above:
Marine and Inland Naviga
tion Loasee $88,885 69
Fire Loctes • ..„,,. 28 840 64
Bettina Prcraiumf . 84,735 84
Be- Immo cee ..„ „ 18,146 76
Agency Charges 14,427 99
Advertising, Printing, the— . 2 21.1 62
Taxes 6 850 48
,Bx.peneres, Salaries, Bent, Ito. 20,206 91
Eicirphu ,
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, NOT. 1, lao2
$lOO,OOO United States Five per ot. Loan... 893,090 00
20,000 United States Six per ot. 20,750 00
83,000 United States Six per at. Treasury
41,91000
25,000 Unit4d States fever and Three
' • touthe per ct. Treasury Notos.. 28,000 00
100,000 State of Penna. Five per ot. Loan. 95.330 00
54,000 do. do. Six do. do. 57.130 00
328.050 Phila. City Six per cent. Loan... . 128,083 00
80,000 State of Tennesese Fiveper cet.
Loan 12,000 00
20,900 Pennsylvania Railroad. let Elert
gage Six per cent. Bonds 22,800 00
' 60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d Mort
gage Six per cent. Bonds 53.376 00
6,000 Penn. R. IL 00. 100 Shares Stock.. 5,500 00
16,000 Germantown Gas Co., 800 shares
Stock,!Prinolpal and Interest
guarantied by the city of Phila. 15,600 00
113,700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage,
amply immured 113,700 00
j 56193,750 Per, Oost, 865E049 62. laktval.s6B3,l7B 00
Real Rotate 61 383 35
Mlle Receivable, for Inanrances made 91,232 58
Balances due at Agencies—premlonin on Ma
rine Policies. accrued Interest, and other
debts due the Ooropanr 36,911 66
Scrip and Stock -of sundry -Insurance and
other Companies, SlO,BOB. estimated value. 4,618 00
Clash on lopoeit witta United States
Government, subject to ton days
call 880.000 00
•ash on depoelt—in Banks 828,727 94
in Drawer:..... 280 74
NOYEMBBR 12,1382.
-Tbe Boerd of Director, have this day declared a cash
dividend of TEN PER OENT. on the Capital Stook, and
SIX PER CENT. Interest on the SCRIP of the Company,
payable on and after the Bret December proximo .
They have also declined a scrip dividend of FORTY
PEE GENT. on the Earned Premiums for tho year end
ing October 31, 1882, certificates for which will be issued
to the parties entitled to the same on and after the first
December proximo.
They have ordered also that the remaining outatand
ing sogip of the Company of the Issues (or dlvidendA)
of the years prior to 1858, be redeemed in cash on and
after Februeiy 2, 1883, from which date all interest
thereon shall cease.
lir No certificate of profits issued under 825. By
the Act of incorporation, "no certificate shalt issue
unku darned within two years after the declaration
of the dividend whereof it is evidence.
Thomas G. Hand,
John 0. '
Zdmtnad A. Bonder,
Theophilua Paulding,
Jobn B. Penroao,
James Trautiatr,
William Eyre, Jr.,
James 0. Hand,
William 0. Ludwig,
Joeepb H. seal,
Dr. B. 11.Hruiton,
George G. Loiper,
Hugh Chula,
(Merles Kelly,
THOMAS 0 HAND, President.
JOHN 0. DAVIS, Vice President.
MINIM LIMBI7BN, Secretary. • n019•12t
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—OFFICE Nott. 4
and 5 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. North aide of WAL
NUT Street, between DOCK and THIRD etreetelo
Phila
delphia.
INCORPORATED in 1794-OFIARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $2OO 000.
PROPERTIES L F THE CO APAHY, FEBEZA.RY
1,1862. 1438,516 13.
MARINE, FIRE, AND INLAND TRANSPORTA
TION INSIIRANOS.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Bberrerd, Tobias Wagner,
Charles Mena!ester, Thames B.' Watteon,
William 13 Smith, Henry G. Freeman,
William B White, 'Ohartes S. Lewis,
George H. Stuart, George O. Carson,
Samuel Grant, Jr., Edward 0. Haight.,
John B. kastin.
HENRY D
WILLIAM HARPER, Bede
F IRE INSURANCE
WI TEM
RELIANCE LNEITRANDE OORP/LNY OF
PHILADELPHIA,
ON BUILDINGS, LIMITS %OIL PERPMULTAL,
MERCHANDISE, FIIBNITUSIi, &c.,
IN TOWN OR OOUNTRY. •
OFFICE NO: SOS WAri Nll T . STREET.
CASH OAPIT.&L S24B,OOO—ASSZTB 330,174 10
Invested In the following Seenrities, ;
First Mortgage on City Property,' worth
_ double the amount ..... ammo oa
• Perinsylvarda Railroad Company's 6 per oent.
Ist Mortgage Bonds • 5,000 00
Do. do. 2d do. ($80,000) 20,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top? per cent. Bonds 4,560 00
Ground Rent, well secured 2,000 00
Collateral Loan, well secured. 2,600 00
City of Philadelphia, 6 per cent. Loan. 45,000 00
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, $3,000,000
6 per cent. Loan. ~ 6,000 00
;United States 7 8-Ic - per cent. Loan.... 10,000 00
'Allegheny.cotmty 6 per ct: Penna. B. Loan.. 10,000 00
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company's
6 per cent. Loan (85,000). 4,710 09
Oamdenfend Amboy Railroad OomPanY's
per cent. Loan (86,000) 4,800 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Stock.... 4,000 00
Reliance Insurance Company's Stook. 8,850 00
Commercial Bank Stock 5,135 01
Mechaiics' Bank Stock 2,812 50
County Fire Inaaranco Company's Stock.... 1,050 00
belaware M. S. Insurance Company's Stock.. 700 00
Union M. Insurance Company's Scrip 890 00
Bills Receivable 1,061 84
Accated Interest. 6,504 81
Oaah in bank and on hanc' 7,010 95
Looms promptly attiopted and paid
DIBROTOBS.
Olem Tingley,
William B. Thomraon,
Yroyierick Brown,
William Stevenson,
John B. Worrell,
G. L. Carson
Robert Toland,
G. D. Bosengarten,
Charles S. Wood,
James 8. Woodward,
B. M. THNORMAN, •
VILE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVE
LY.—The PENNSYLVANIA FIRE LNSITRANOE
00NPANY. Incorporated 18116. ()HARTER PERPE
TUAL. No. 610 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ
ence Square.
Mils Company, favorably known to the oommunity for
thirty-six years, continues to insure against Loes or Ml
wig* by Fire on public or private Buildinga, either per
manently or for a limited time. Also : on Furniture,
Stocks Qoods, or Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms.
Their Capital, tozether with s large &inane Fund, le
tovested in the most careful manner, which ennbise then
to offer to the bleared an undoubted seouritT in the oat*
of lose.
DEBIOT ORS.
Jonathan Pattersoa, Thomas Itohlug,
Quintin Campbell, Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson, John Dererenx,
William ldontelltuy .Thomas Smith.
Isaac Hazlehorst,
JONATHAN •ATTERBON, President.
G. CRowiLL, Secret*ry. eye
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE 00fdPANS OF PHILADELPHIA,
(FIRE INSURANOE EXCLUSIVELY.)
001tIPANT 3 8 BUILDING, B. W. °GENRE IGITETB
AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
P. Ratchford Starr, Mortlocal L. Dawson,
Willie:a McKee, Geo. H. Stnart,
Hallam Frazier, John H. Brown,
_John M. Atwood, B. A. Fabnestook,
Beni. T. Tredick, Andrew D. Oath,
Henry Wharton, T. L. Erringer. •
F. RATCHFORD STARR, President.
Crekuna W. 007[14 Secretary. tels
•
A MERIOAN FIRE INSURANCE
.43. COMPANY. Incorporated 1810. CHARTER
PERPETUAL. No: 810 - WALNUT Street, abeve Third,
Philadelphia.
Haying a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus, in
vested in sound and available Securities, oontinneu to
Insure on Dwellings, Stores, Purrdtnre, Merchandise,
Vessels .In port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses Liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIREOTOBB
Thomas B. Maria,
John Weld', •
Samuel O. Morton,
Patrick Brady
John T. Lewis,
THOMAS R. HABIB, President
ALSSIii , O. Ta. OBAwr o Secretary, fe2ll-13
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE
002tIPANY.—Anthorized Capital 1 400 , 900
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Office No. 3U WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This Oompany wig insure Nreinert lose or damage b 7
Fire, en Buildings, rurnitnre, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Ifreighte. Wand /nouranoe to all parts of the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Davis Pearson,
Peter Sieger,
T. E. Baum,
Wm. F. Deful,
John Ketcham.
ESHER, Pretddent.
DEAN, Vice President
apB-tf
William Esher, -
D. Luther,
Lewis Audenried,
john B. Blakiston,
Joseph Ha:field,
WILL
WM.
W. M. Sam, Secretary.
COAL.
COAL" -THE UNDERSIGNED
beg leave to inform their friends and the pub Lie
that they have removed their LEHIGH GOAL DEPOT
from NOBLE-STREET WHABP, on the Damara, it ,
their Yard, northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streeta,whore they intend to keep the beet crudity of
LEHIGH 00AL, from tho moat approved mines, at the
lowest prim. Your patronage is reepectfally selialted.
JOS. WALTON & 00.,
. • Office, 112 South Szoos - D Street
IngdiNIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-18
ClTit -- ON. 5 cases prime Leghorn
Citron.
60 casks prime Zants Currants. •
In store and for sale by lill0D)18 1 WllALklaii, 107
Booth WATER Street. 1110
AirAPIEREL .. HEIRRING, SHAD
&0..
3a -
2 600 BbIL • Kam. Noe. 1,8, and 8 Mackerel, lab
coven fat fiat, In &imported packager.
2,000 Bbbi. New Eaguort, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
Herring.
2,500 Bozo. Lubec, Scaled, and Ho. 1 Herring.
150 Stat. new Hew abed.
2ko Boxes Herkimer Ootmty °boom, &o.
In liars aid for sale by
IdIIIIPHY & ROONB,
No. 140 North WHABVICB.
$326,880 11
198.908 Oh
e 624,636 16
M1£41.4 07
68,716 20
e 478.868 27
$213,804 42
$163,053 85
_.._._ 109,008 88
$976 212 i 6
Robert Barton,
Baronet E. Stoke',
J. F. Peniston,
Henry Sloan,
Edgard Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke
Spsncer Eda!Wake,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
JOBhII3 P. Byre,
John B. Semple, Pittsburg
D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger,
BEE &REIM, Prooldent.
nolB tf
$830,176.10
Samuel Bispham,
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
Benj. W: Tingley,
Marshall fill,
J Johnson Brown,
Charles Leland,
Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen
John Bisse ll , 'Pittsburg.
hi TINGLEY, President.
:hwy. - • jyll,ll
Tames R. Campbell,
Edmund G. DuUR',
Charles W. PouAmoy,
Israel Morris,
THE PENNSYLVANIA. •CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
THE OREAT DOUBLE-TRAM ROUTE
1862.
orlmmw 180.
TIIIC CAPACITY 011' THE BOAD 18 NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN T-E !)Ot7NTRY.
THE GREA 17 SHORT LINE TO THE WICIT.
Facilites for the tramPurtatiou ,f paumngers to and
from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Micas°, Bt. Louis, St. Paul,
Nashville, Memphis,. Pew Orleans , and ail other towns
in the West; Northwest, and Southwest, are uneurparsed
for spew and comfort by any other route. Bleeping and
stacking care on all the tr dna.
EXPRESS BUNS DAILY; Mall and Past
Lino Sundays excspted.,
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M.
Fain Line d. « 11.30 A. /1/.
Through Express leavoe Phidadeiri: to at.... 10 45 P
Parkesburg Train 4, —l2 .30 P. M.
Harrisburg Accommodation leaves Phila. at.. 330 P. M.
Lancaster Accommodation " .. 400 P.
West Chester passengers will take the treble leaving at
BA. M, at 1130 and 4 P. Id
Paeseegera for Sunbury, Wiiliamsyort, Elmira, Buf•
tato, Niagara 'PAU., &0., take the trains leaving at 8
A. K. aua 10 46 P. 111.
N. For farther Information splay at tho Paasonger Sea.
bon, 8. E. corner of ItLEVILITIT and Id&RKIIIT
Eitteete.
By this route freights of all descriptions oan be for
warded to end from any point on the Railroad!) of Ohio,
Hentachy, Indiana, Illinois, Strioconaiu, lowa, or Ms
noon. by railroad direct, or to any port on the navi
gable rivets of tho West, by steamers from Pittsburg.
The rases of freight to and from an, point to the Wed,
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, are, at all times, as favo
rable no are charged by other Railroad Companies.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation of
their freight to this Company oan rely with confldenoo
on ite spoeoy transit.
Por freight contracts or shipping directions apply to or
address the Age, is of the Company.
S. B. KINGSTON, Js. Philadelphia.
D.. A. STlttgaßT, Pitiabnrg.
OI..ARKE & Co., Chicago.
MINOR & Co No. 1, Astor Rouse, or No.l South
William ferret, New York.
Itit SOH & 00., ltto. 77 Washington street, Boston.
MAGMA W et KOEINB. No. 80 North street, Baltimore.
H. H. HOU 3 FON, Gen'l Freight-Agent, Phila.
•b. L. 1101IPT, Glen') Ticket Agent. Phila.
21.10011 L 1 WZB, Beall Basis, Altoona. jyl-ti
1862. 'Ream 1862.
ARRANGEMENTS OF NEW YORK LINEN.
THE OAMDEN AND AMBOY AND-PHILADEL
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 00hIPANY'S
Linn FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAOE3.
■IOEE WALNDT•ETRZXT wu&RF AND KNN3INGTON DIPOT,
WILL LEAVE A 3 FOLLtOWB---VIE :
PAM
Ate A. M., via Camden and Amber, 0. and A. At.
oonsmodation Si! 53
At 0 A. M., via Camden and Xerstw Ofth OS. :1 2
its
Ancegunodatlon
At a A. M., ria Kennington and IMO" Gall
Dloraing Mail- .. . . .... 15 01
At 11 A. DI., via Kensington akdo Jersey . City,
Weahrn Expresa .2 00
At 1.23 i P. 21., via Camden and Amboy, Adodtdirld
datien II 1111
At 2 P. fa., VA Oszodon and Amboy, 0. and A. Fa-
preen 8 OS
At 4 P. M., via .12amden and Jersey City, Evening
Rave= 2 Oil
At 4 P. M., via Camden and Jereoy City, 2d Chas
Ticket g 85
At 636 P. M., via Remington and Jersey City,
livening Mail 1 09
At gl e li P. M., vieViamden and .Tereey City. South
ern Mail.. Spa
At 8 P. M., via Camden ang Amboy, Aocommoda-
Lion, (freight and .Paasenger)—let Olas3 Ticket.. X EA
Do. do. 21 Glees d 0.... lld
The 11X P. M. Southern Mail rune dully; all ctbars
Smiley' excepted.
for Water Gap, Stvondebnce, Scranton. Wilkeebsrta,
rAontroae, Great Bend, Binghaulpton, Syracuse, &0.,
at 6 A. El from Walnut. street Wharf, via Ihilawart i
Lackawanna. and Western Ba6road.
For Manch Ohm*, Aliontewn Bethiehmn. Belvidere,
'Banton, Lambertville. Fieraindon, &c., at e 3 A X. and.
23 P. M., from Wainnt-street Wharf; (the 6 A.R./dna
connects with train Waving Ilanton for :Manch Chunk
st 8.20 P. FL)
Wor Mount Hotly, at e A. M., 1 and 4.3( P. Bt.
for Freehold, at Et A. AL. and 2 P. M.
• WAY LINES.
For Brietol, Trenton, ac.,at 8 and 11 A. E., S and ISM B. B. hi. from Kensington, ad 21( .I'. N. from Walnut
street wharf.
For Bristol and Intermediate
,stations at 11% A. 111.,
from Kensington Depot. •
For Palmyra, Riverton. Ihdanco, Beverly, Darnel:on,
Florence, Bordentown, &0., at 121(.1, 4g, and 6 P.
Steamboat TRENTON for Bordentown and inteinir.;
Mate stations at 2g P. M. from Walnut-street wharf.
sir For New York, and Way Lines 'leaving Kensing
ton Depot, take the oars on Fifth street, above Thrahant :
half an honr before departure.. The oars ran Into the
Depot, and on• the arrival of each train ton from *4
Depot.
rifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Pwageogar•
rasseagere are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over ilftY
pounds to be paid for extra. The Oompany limit their
reaponsibility for baggage to Ono Dollar per pound, tend
will not be liable for any atnounk beyond `5140, exoept by
necial (*atm&
feg-ef WIC R. 11/ATWELL . % Agent,
LOMB FROM NEW YORK FOR PRILADIGLPRIA
WILL MUTE, FIOY POO7 OP 00871,20 W BTB3/11;
At 10 A. M., 1.2 3i., and-6 P. M. Tin, Jersey City and
Camden. At 7 A. M., and 4 and 1.1 P. M. via Jemmy
Olty and Kenalngton.
From foot of Barclay street at 0 A. 1)1. and 2 P. kf.,
Tait Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1 North river, at 1 and 6 P. M. (freight
and peesenger) Amboy and Camden. ee16.41
si ssamme NORTH • PENN.
BYLVA.NIA.BALLED
roa BETH LB 8 EM, DOMISSTOWN, MAUCH
OHIINK, I:I3.ZELTON .z E4STOISiIiWILLILeI3-
PO IT, &a.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after hfONDAY, November 17th, ma, Pea
sensor Trains will leave the new Depot, THIRD Street,
above Thompson street, Philadelphi e, daily, (Snhdara
ozcepted,) as follows :
At 7 A. hi. (Exprees) fur Bethlehem, Allentown, krauch
Chunk, Himetton, WiLkeaborre. &c.
. .
The 7 A M. Train makes close connection with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being the shortest
and most desirable route to MI poiute In the Lehigh Ooal
region.
At 215 P. 01. (Ex - press) for Bethlehem, Easton, 49e.
This train reaches Fasten at 840 P. N., and makes
connection with New Jersey Central for Now York.
At 5.16 P. EL for Bethlehem, Allentown, Ranch
Chunk.
For DoPlesinwn at 9.14 A. M., and 4.16 P.
For Fort,Wiehington at'B.ls P. H.
White care of tho Emend and Thlrd•stroeta line pity
Passenger Cars run directly - to the new Depot.
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 7 A. EL, 920 A. M., and 8.10
P. 11. .
Leave Doylestown at 8.80 A. M., and 840 P. EC
Leave Fort Wsahington az 8.40 A.. M.
ON • 8 UND &YS.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 10 A. M. , and 4 15 P. 111.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.30 A. M., and 2 P. H.
Fare to Bethlehem 81.50
Fare to Easton 1.50
Fare to Mauch Chunk . .. ... ........... 2.80
Through tickets must be procured at.the Ticket Otih)es,
at THIRD Btreet or BERES Bt - eot ) in order to secure
the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) oonneot
at Barks street with Fifth and Slath-streata passenger
Railroad, Bre rainntas after leaving Third Street,
Eon DLL'S (MARK, Agent.
SAMMPIIILA.DELPH
GERNANTOWN, AND
BAILItO&D.
TIME TABLI.
"On and ester Monday, October 20, 1803, rind( further
notice.
FOE EIZBIIIANTOWN
d , Leave Philadelphia, 6,1, 8, 9,10, 11, 1.2, 8„,, M., 1.
8.10, 4,6, 6X, 8,7, 8,9 X. 10X, 11%,P. M.
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7.86, 8, BX, 9X, log, ug,
.M.,1,4,8,4,6,8.10,7.10,8,9,10.10,11,P.M.
0.11 BUND&YB.
Leave Philadelphia, 910 A. X., 2,2,10 i, P. DI
Leave . Germantown, 8.10 A. M., 1,6, P. M.
CHESTNUT. RILL KAILSIOAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,8, 10, 12, A.. M., 2,4, 5,6, 8,
and 10X, P. M.
Leave Oheetnni Bill, 7.10, 7.85, 9.10, 11.10, A.
1.40, 8.40, 0%, 8%, 7.40, and 9.50, P. N.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.10 A. M.., 2,7, P. M.
• Leek's. Chestnut Hill, 7.60 A. NI., /2.40, L4O, and
9.10 P. M.
.FOB OONSHOHOOKEN AND NORRISTOWN.
Leafs. Philadelphia, 8, 9.05, 1105, A. 61.,1%, 8,4%,
8.95, 8.05, 11%, P. M.
Lewsw Norristown, 6,7, 7.60, 9, 11, A. M., /X, 436,
and 8, P. M. -
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. NI., and 9%, PI N.
Leave Norristown, 7% A. 87., and 0 P. M.
•
FOB MANAFUNK.
Leave Philadelphia, 6.9.06, 11.06, G. M., 136) 8 ) 4 36)
8.06, 8.05 and 11%, P. .I.
Leave Manaytuak, 6%, 736 ! 8.20, 9S, 11K, L. 21.,
5, BX, P. la.
EVNDATILf
Leave Philadelphia, 9 As. M., 2% and 8%. P. U.
Leave Manayunk, 7% A. M., 5,g and 8 P. M.
13.. K. SMITE, General Superintendent.
oola-t1 Depot ROTH and GREEN Streets.
a xi s* WEST CHESTER
RAILROAD TRAINS, via Um
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
MUTE THE
Corner ELEVENTH and MARXZT Shade,
Irirat Train at 800 A. M
Second 'Praia at 12.35 P. DI
Third Train at 400 P. hi
LEANT WICBT CHESTER,
AI 7.00 and 10.55 A. M., Find 4.55 P. M.
Freight delivered .at the Freight Station, corner Thir
teenth and Market etreetr, balers 12 o'clock, noon, will
be delivered at Weet Chester at 2 35 P. M.
Tor licketa and farther information, aiply to
JAMES COWDEN, Passenger Agent.
ir2l-tf LEWIS L. NCI:TIT, General Ticket Agent.
, glitm WEST CHESTER
-AND PHILADILPHIA, R UP.
VL& Zd&DIA.
FALL ABBANCiENJINT.
On and after MONDAY, Sept. 15th, 1E62, the trains
will leave PHILADELPHIA from the depot, N. Z. cor
ner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKZT Streets, at 8
and 10.80 A- in., and 2, 4.15, and 8.30 P. M., and will
leave tL•e corner of THIRTY-PIEST. and MARKET
streets, 17 minntee after the Martin, time from Eight
eenth and Market streets.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A.'51., and 2 P. N.
Leave WEST CHESTER at 8 A. Id., and 4.45 P. M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8 A. M., and 4.11
P. 11., connected Pennelton with:rains on the Philadel.;
phis and Baltimore Central Ballrotul for Concord, Ken
nett, Oxford, de. HENRY WOOD,
jell-tf Superintendent.
a s taxma i PHILADELPHIA
AND ZLNIBA. B. B. LINT.
ItitiX BUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .181311
Tor WILLIAMSPORT, 80DANTON,Walt& and
su points in the W. and ,N. W. Paseenter Train /ears
Depot of Phila. and Beading B. 8., cow. Broad and oal
- at 8 A. 11., end 8.16 P. 11. dant, ascot
enndaye.
Quiaratsm. BOUTZ from Philadelphia to points
Elorthern and Western Pennsylvania, Western Bev
Tork, &0., &c. Baggage chocked through to Buffalo,
fliegara Palls, or intermediate points.
Through Express Freight Train for all )(Anti ahoy',
lumen daily at e P. Id.
,or further Information apply to
JOHN S. PfLLlAlit,' genera A gent
THIBTZIINTIL and OALLQWEILL, and N. W. cm
.131)1Tli and CHXBTITITT Street/. lal3l-tf
IifiRREE REOPENING OF
THZ BALTIMORE AHD OHIO
ItALLRO/Lii.—This road, being fully REPAIRED and
'noway GUARDED, to new open for the trans
portation of passengers and freight to all points in the
GREAT WEST. For through tickets and all ether in
formation apply at the Cowpony's Offioa, corner BROAD
!treat and WASHINGTON Avenue.
H. M. PZLTON,
spB-ti • President P. W. and B. Z. B. 00.
x3imeimf
Eimig THE All 10118 EX
rinea &Imam, Office
OBSSTIstiT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages, liar
obandias, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by its own
lines or in connection with other 'Ex - prase Onvisinies, to
eLL the yrinolpig Towns sod Cities of the United Main,
Z. B. BARDPOIID,
fan General finperintandsnt.
.11-J0 WEN & CO., LITHOGRAPHERS
AND PRINT COLORISTS, southwest corner of
CHESTNUT and ELEVENTH. Sir eeta. are prepared to
execute any description of Portrait, Landscape, Natural
History, Architectural, Autograph, Map, or other Li
thography, in the most superior manner, and the moot
reasonable terms.
Photographs, Portraits, Natural History, and ideillosi
Plates. Itiaps, and any other description of-Plates, colored
in the beet style, and warranted to give satisfaction. Par
ticular attention to Coloring Photo/Mb& 00234
fiALEtil BY AUCTION.
JOBINT B. MYERS a 00. AUC
TIOZSZIERB, Wm. 252 awl Mi MARRAIT A.
LA-D 414 rstnefill"TOE,7 6/L7A- or FRENCH VIM
GOOl.l.
THIS 61.011N1V0,
December 1, at n o'o/ook. will btr veld by otittaogat,
en 4 months' Ofedir..-
About 769 packages' and lota of Prenek:, eernan,
send Brittati dry goods, comprising Ft /PEM'el assortment
of fanny and staple arldeke in sake, svon.4. woolen, and
cotton tsbrlae. •
7.AP-ON POSITIVE SECA OP BOOTS., 530 ZS,
ON TIJEBD,ST 1401 NINO
December 2, et 10 -o'clock, win RN! still 7thheut re
carve, on 4 months' credit—
About 1 : 000 packages boots, stress, brogansk &brain'
boots, &c., ac.; embracing is %antral assortmenta pima
go" of Ott? and Bastera mantlactare-
LA g( FOSITIVB SAMC, OF DBlr GOODE.
O 4 THURSDAY 57.091111 G.
• Decors'lmr 4, at' 3.0 o'clock, will be sold by catalogue,
on montbe , credit--
About 776 yes:sages and lots of British. Germrss,
rrench, and Alll9flefill dry goods, era l kantrall a large sk3.l
general assortment of staple and fancy articles, ta
woolerus worsteds, linen and cottons; tine silks.
BiL Oif °ADDICTS. M&TTING,&o.,
O 1 FRIDAY ItIORNIN2 , ,'
Yetiember 5, at lestoclock, on g trouthe oreiit--.
—11,11.3C08 velvet, Brussels, ingrain, and Rat osritet.,
mos, matting', &to,
BRINLEY,. 00.,
lio; 429 NIABEZT 1312.R3.1112".
RUE OT TEEN Oa OOON:i.
'ON TUERDAY X.O.aNINO.
rho 2, at 10 o'clock, on four months' oredfit„
440gots of fancy ample Trench ores; Roods.
&WLS.
ON TUESDAY ElORNINO:
All. Wool long shawls.
do Equare dO.
--Vienna broolao long and sonars ahawle
DREBB GOODS.
—Brithit sod Saxony dress good&
/000 PAIES .I.X.VBA HEAVY AND 1,A.11313 SIZE
ARMY BLANKVIB.
OH. TUESDAY DIORWINO,
1600 pans extra heavy, and large biZ3 army blankets.
WEST OF ENCiIsAbD BLUE ..BE &VRIES, dm
26 pieces 7 4 txtra, fine West of England blue beavers
16- do French velvet cloekinfor
- WHITE GOODS..
—check and jaccntt Eausith.s.
Freo in
cb crapes, • erinota.
black al paccao, &c. -
BLACK ANN MAGENTA. WOOL AND LONG
• SHAWLS, FOE OITT TRADE.
ON TUESDAY Nomura%
120 extra quality Jails , size Wank Ana magenta wool
lona shawls.
LYONS BLACK BILK MANTILLA VELVE rs,
-- 32, at, and 30-inch Lynne heavy black alik man
illa velveim.
VANCOAET WARNOCK, AIW-
A. TIONBERB, No. TN 1115..8.KET Street.
IFIRST SPEGIAL SALE OP RIOS. - FANCY GOOD 3,
BOHEMIAN WARE, TOYS, ft., by catalogue.
THIS MORNING,
December I, commenciog at Itho , clock.
.Consisiing in part, of French_end German toys;
wax, and kid dolls ;"toy toy setts,`Bottetnian glassware.
limey goods, work boxes, &43 s comprising e. variety of
articles suitable to approacbine sales.
FURS. PUBS.
T'FIIB MORNING,
At 10 o'olook pri Meetly, au invoice of ladiew' rote, Ma'
prlairig squirrel, water-mink, cbiltiren'e ermine sotto, lac.
SALE OF 750 LOTS OF gIEERRIAN AND IN
FORTED D BY GOODE, EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
GOODS, .MILLINERY GOODS, ito, by cuaMgae.
ON WEDNESDAY EIDEN - ENO.
December:3, commencing et, 10 o'cloct prealgelY.
pHI_LIP FORD tt CO., AUCTIO.N
ii. REBUS, 625 RARE_VT and d 22 cOmnEnox
SALM OP 1,000 OZ.SE3 BOOTS, EIROM, BiZO.
• GAYE' &e.
- THIS -HORNING,
Dec. 1, at IC o'olGk prof:dimly,. will his sold, bY Cain.
lame, 1,000 mum men's. boys' and youths' calf, kip,
grair., and thick boots, calf and kip brogans, Balmorala,
&c.; Ws men's, misses', and obildren's call, kip, goat, kid,
and morocco booted boots and oboes. goiters, Balmoralis,
&a Also, a largo aseortment cf city-mado goods.
Open for examination ' , with catalogues, early on the
morning of Bale.
eh.Lll Or 1,000 0.13313 BIGOTS, BROXB, MW .14AC
GAN&
ON TEMISDAY MORNING,
December 4, et 10 o'clook precisely, reW be PM, by
ea telogiao, 1,000 camel son's, boys', andimatbs' coif, kip,
eruigrein toots. brogans, Rehoorels, &o.
Women's, mimes. mad children's Gilt kip, goat, kid,
nod morocco heeled booms sod shear, falters; Balmorebs,
Ac.. Also, first class city-made goods.
air Goods open for essaulnetton, with ostolOL'heit• eery
on the morning of sole.
ri J. WOLBERT, AUCTION MART.
%J. No. IS SOUTH SIXTH STREW,
Between Merket end Chestnut.
The eabscrlber will give his attention to Wet of reel
estate, morchandiee, household furniture, fancy gocda,
paintings, objects of art and virtu*, &c. All of which
shell bare his personal and prompt . attention, and foi
which he aoliclie the favors of his friends.
lIIIPLANED Weltld, FIXTUBB3, &o.
THIS
Dec 1, et 10X o'clock, at No. 304 Chestnut street,
fourth story.
All the stock of =plated goods, flztares, show.
counters and side caeca, scintions, bitteries, acids, -.t0.,
for sliver plating.
Iday be examined early on the morning of sale:
OBOIOIC OLD WINES. B DIPS, WEEISKIES, &c.
Id Di/M1.101114S &RD 0&2112.
• OR TUESDAY MORNING.
December 2d, at 11 o'clock, at Mo. 16 South . Sixth
street, mompriting—
Very choice old madeira, sherry, and Dart wines; Ider•
tells imperial ognac brandy,' - vintage 1848; Bourbon and
Monongahela wltlettles, of the finest nttt(ty • J.matca
and old Grenada rum; liiah end hcotoh wldekiee, Hol
land gin. clarets, &c.
Sir Warranted pare and unadulterated, and at bust
equal to any private stock is this city.
N. 11....--For particulars see catalogues, now ready.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
rfIAVERN STAND FOR SALE.—
-a-' stock, Furniture, and Fixture' of the Hotel, 138
SOUTH Street n 029. a:*
di FOR SALE—FiI st-class FARM,
containing 85 scree, granite three miles from Doyles
town depot. 28 miles north of the city; nicely waters];
fine fruits, &c. Icor further particulars appl to
E PETTIT,
nc29 No 802 WAL3I7 r Street.
asg, FOR SALE, CHEAP.—DEL &-
oda. WAIM YARN( ' contaialog 622 scree, 300 acres un
der cultivation, the balat.ce floe 'Timber; situate -six
miles from Felton station. Delaware Railroad. Tae Im
provements are a large Sae brick Hendon, large new
Barn, Carriage House, Granariee, .k.C. Land, that qua
lity of sandy loam. Price only 825 per acre.
Alto, FRUIT FARM, 107 acres, neer Dover, Kent
county, State of Delaware; with good improvements.
Apply to PE (TIT, -
no2s No. 3GO WALNUT Street.
FOli, RENT.--MARK.BIT BT.-
e Frem January let, the second, third, and fourth
tioot a of Nos. 428 and 428 Market street. 33 by 117 feet.
now occupied by Leon Berg & Clo: &MAY, between 12
and 2 o'clock, 'at 320 'WALNUT Bt, Mei No. 2, up
stairs.nOl3 %bald
. . .
FOUItTIISTR NET DWELLING.
a etl-brilit' dwelling s with three-story back
botidlnge,and•stable,No.s3B Ncrth FOURTtf Street,
10 feet b) 181 feet to Crown street, is specially adapted
for The residence eif a Physician. Bur sale by AN
THONY P. and J. H. 610111218, No. 916 ABM
Blies t no2B .6-.*
SA FARM WANTED.—Good City
t Pronfrty and some cash for a I" , stibl near the olty.
Inoniro 13 B. corner - 01 )tLEVEMTH snd AIME Ste.,
or addrtee " Agriculture " Press office. Lo2B 3-4
VO3l BALE—An excellent Farm, of
118 scree, peer Princeton, N. J. Good buildings,
good soil s . splendid situation, and shout 5 000 ;each
trees .l just corning into full bearing. B. F. GUE N,
•
neat . 123 South F JUBTH Street
ta • TO RENT-'d THREE-STORY
BRIM on 331,CE Street, one dooi
above Twelfth, notill aide Rent low to a good tenant
Apply to WETHBBILL t BROTHER,
iel2. 47 and 40 Borth SROOND Street.
a Is OR BALE OR TO LAT—Four
lOW HOUSES ; en the west aide of BROAD Street, belen
(Johmbla aTentie. Apply at the sontb.weet earner of
751111TH and BANBOIS street mlaZ•tt
TO L E T-A COMMODIOUS
Mina DWELLING, No. 182 North FRONT Sheaf. Ben:
moderate. Apply to WETHEIIILL 13EG.,
0c27• tl 47 and 49 North SE 001 TD Street.
CARD PRINTING, Neat ad Cheap,
at lIINGWALT & - 11330wN13, 2u 8 tOINITH
Otra"t. bAinv. Meat - not sa
ALAUFIELNERY AND 18.021.
ENT•P`A. WORKS,
On the Delaware Diver, 'below Philadelphle 3
(THESTRE; DELAWARD 00., PRI.T.NBYLTADIA.
BEANEY, BON, & AltoußoLD,
Zneneera and Iron Stdri Butldera,
BEARIFFACTURNBE Or ALL BINDS Or
OONIYERSTITG MST) NON-CIONDZNEIIIia szterass,
Iron Venda of all deaeriptlona, Boilers, Water-Tubb
Propellers, ao, &C.
moo. naunit W. B. Mainly. MAXI.. Axottscom.th
Late of Beaney, Ifeatle & 00., Late Zuglaear-ta
Penn's Work', Philta:sl. Oblef, 11. B. Navy.
1y22-ly
.PENN . STEAM ENGINE
AND HOMER WOE/38.--HEAR=
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL WM
NEras, MAOHMISTB,BOILER-N AVERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and ,FOURDERS, having, for many yearn,
been in emoceedul operation, and been euclualvely de.
gaged In building and repairing Inlarine end River IE•
sinew, high and low Nelson, Iron Boilers, Water Tank"
Propellers, &0., gd , respectfully offer their serviess tf
the public, ea being fully Prepared lb contract for Ma
sines of all dna, Marine, River, and Etatonary, hest
veto of patterns of different alma, ere prepared to irso.
date ordern with gale& despatch. Every description .1.%
pattern-meninx made at the. abortent notice. Hixt, and .
Low-pressure, Eke Tnbnlar, and Cylinder Boilers, of
the bent nmnsylveinte charcoal iron. Forginte, of al
silos and kinds; Iron and .Brase Outings, of all doom*
tlons ; Roll Turning, Berew-Outing, and all other woe.
connected with the above Imminent&
Drawir.gy arel SpetiftcaUone for all work done at fug&
tetabliehment„ fres of charge, and work guarantied.
The imbeerrlbera have ample wharf-dock room few is
Nara of lents, where they can lie In perfect safety, aaf
are provided with abeam, bkockst, false, &c., Loa., for pow
lug heavy or light weightg.
1.11.0011 0. 1111ATIE,
JOSE P. LICVT,
.1.14-p IMAM and PALMZE stra4lll.
a. TAIIGIRAR N 3211108, WILLWII L It3XXXIii
JOSCIII B. 00211.
OUTEW ARK - FOUNDRY,
P.,11
FIFTH MY -WASHINGTON 8TRBEI8:
7ETIJI:DIL73ILL.
=BRIM 801113 1
ENGINBIZZY AND MACHIN7S2W,
Manche= MO and Low Pressure Stem /WAS
for land, river, and marine service.
Bonus, Gaaometers, Tanks, Iron Beats, as. eta*
taws of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iran-Prame Boors for Gas Works, Workehols,
toad Stations, Ac.
lletorts and Gem lliaolthaory of the Wed and arm
improved oenztrnoUen.
very datorintion of Plantation Wischirgn79 (doh a
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Kills, Vacunm Pans, Ortst Stowe
Trains, Detonators, Pikers, Pimping langtheat ata-
Sole Agents for It. iiillierces Patent Bazar fit .
darearatna ,• blesmyth's Patent Steam Rammer, and Az.
Plnwall WObeelt Patent OentritaaL/ SAM Druhillal
ifikidna
liitORGAN. ORR; & CO- - STEAM-
X 1 -Et:MUM BITILDBUS, Iron Founders, and Cla•
Demi Nada ists and Boller Makers, N 0.1210 ()ALLOW
HIDI street, Philadelphia. . fel2.ly
fIOSHEN 'GLADES , , . : WESTERN
NA and Pennsylvania Batter, of choice erudite. con
etsntly received s and for sale by ERODES •A - WM
LLANO, PE South WATER Street.' ne2o
SALES By AUCTIOef.,
MTHOII.IIB
ono. /. a 9 saurle. Bow: rtA3HTEr
m!'•a4,
8200E8 m hails REAL ittiIVIT—TDEEt,
Berirgon
pmroret yee
of all tactg
the prcperty k be
e g
ueg Dow roaG, .7er.Wrroi;
vaff —
L;
4t
next. Pocember 24, with o fist er ;Ake 20; ;46/1
canter eorttprteing it. large aMortrd grog 6.1
valtable,r,,......rty, by order o 2 Orpbete. o f y"
' exrclo
ate, others, •
Or REENT, ZeI'ATZ i'lx.iYaTl H. 1,2
lame &mount ci
destrfption (61r city axid csulitl7k , z? Ns ,
akl •
way be hed. at' the anotioa acre.
TORiI6.2q,IWS, A t ,
Off TEMSDAY
mysember,2, atlZ'o'clock sacs, at the Rzq
older Exrcutute— -
Pew , No. )01. casts aff.le. Calvary. p,, b ,
Cberett, Locus.t stret wen et Plateau n,Nts
By erier of Truete e e ,
—2 , eLaires ioup rcjai
To close en.Betat
ne, east
2 Buren, $5OO each, nr the
Railmo compeer, (Buse ard alanuatitdtrt*te.)
btu
pans from lac January. 18Pit. Salo htleolue..
For other _I ortruatr--
Pbaro 'Faint Breeze Par!: As=abctius.
1 shwa 151 - srcantiic Library
t3nEaou Tic het Arch- etreat 7Go9trn
Church. dmichkrutor's cant—Pow tra. B'4
L31 ' 4416.4 *; 0
EE&L NIST•sTE
& EALLE—DEOEdirizt..,
rena
Ornbann'ed—T Li. B Clonrt 4
- Sal ki T 0 E T c.-- tale or Pwrick 13;.;T:
E atifni:
DlNELialii O. . E. corner Sixteenth rid th,,,01i
etreeta. Nth ward. ,
' 4 .6.4
()ram 's , Court Sale—Zenta of , 'smnr-,1 Aj 'sera,,
WTODIE DWELLFNO and LOT, ova: the --
road, Boxbornugh. :ant warn_ li vio
Orphan& Court Salo—Entar
.).e2 e e of . 5
LOT OF GROUND; K atreer, 2.11 John
we.. 74
'.0.1...
Some Earato—TWO LOTS, Nni. ill an :.,22
Plan'of Lcts or ii , West Philadelphia 31 1.1ne,z,., / r4 iit
elation," 24th ward, 44
TWO 7 fEiTuRY Bearv'K 1 . )371 ;U:1NG, ~) so,
avenue, eolith of Wharton ormt, 'Mtn lEED Eqo 1.4
dwelling In the ienr tr k tt,
Pererniters KaIe—NEAT MODE.'F DiS'Eql.,
ED. 416rathl
Vin atr,et.
_____
ISO, oebpercrinitoet 'sritreeSale—THßßLßlOßY BE IQ Div E
It.
t
LARGB Lor, north side of (PIPET Mr-I.lo_
Vienna end Wood streets, 32 b:, 190 feet, c, „,,,,, 3 - "!bes
frdme dwelling or stable.
iil a - thk,
-FOUR-STORY B SICK DVaLL li - 4,1:0, 6, „,
street, bflow Boutb skrf et, (late Sonch•rad, ; 4
'Nsi
8131LD1119 poi, Arch street, (!hit Ca Two,.
c .a rg
street. '
EXTB a, FINE RAMBIR h. ,Al 4 -0
will
I:3ILVE - 31, FikEllo.s Frin
iD watitß,Erykßi.
ea.-
TligliriußE, &c• , ilk
113113 lif O c hNlfill
1, at 12 o'clock°, at tin sacti , is -.1 0 ,,,, , tt,itil.
of fine'imadelia and therry Wilits of Hie Is fi`oli!
; Feeticb. slated effecter ,srvice; kts'is,,..
George ti, Reid. Also, Preacb Eifv,r ttaS wild bad
Wok: -candelabrar, fmiturfs. $.7., -- .1
, c . :
t e t o *
v t
Il sett ; e
Ai
so, -fine. tou ( d gicikd pinto; till) oil sainting, by T o .
labauz..
No— aditiogaas will ba ready three da:s stayisto
sale. -
teat the Ibtre sq . & tt Rota
HOUSBROLD FUR T Brix! YEE runi,
ozi• I:trkt4l.t.el ?HydsiNG,
Demrher 2, at
No. 422 Race 10 ea the L-ilt ttreet Re)
Otte:, the home:eh:qt.' tem:t ura b ar
trireP s &C.
se.
th - mi lk y be exercised at a c'clect. en the DiozA tiaq
e nate. -
Adminietratle's ha
STORE PIXTUIllsza., otaiN T r q,l ,, i.
Oti TiIEaDAS rA
December 2, at No. 101 tonal etreet,Asc-ai
Street, below-Gbearrynt elreel, rt roll D e ~„
y order of administralor, the neat *. r , s ruml,co 7 .
Bars, &c. abeiving, with ease kora, ceu,,terl, garbs*,
Or' Can be examined on I:earplug
IifOSES
NATHANS.AUCTII)NER A
IV. COMAIISEITOIT krsto.c,
corner of BUTE" aud
- • GRIZAT' Tk
WATUE AND JEWDLEY AT PEI? V. 71
Tfoo Eohl and elver lever, terfue, 110 e t.,4,, L
French eratcheo for has than half !Is tvr 4 l
ek. Watches Mom one doWn. p .t.lat4 atvaered Salm
each. GrA,l °biking from 410 to 60 osula Lea' dwt.
cboop.
•
The highest Imatele -prlue 1s leaned OD !wilily,.
titans' Priwipai Ea.:sett:lmm% soattwAn ;mu/ It
Black and Bice ertrosts.' At Ise :a crze-tlerd urt tr A
imp other estatAishment thAs tits,
NATILLNEP PRINCIPAL Ronzrt lBl.l3l.4.
MONEY TO LWar.,
In Large or malt amounts, from one d01..r
on diamonds, gold and diver piste wsteL., Ast i
merchsr.dao, Wotan*, fora:ore ) beditiap.. eke." et
goods of everr deeceiption.
LOANS BLADE AT TEE LowrisT it LA Ei i 475,3
Thleeatehltelunent hes late Are atr.; tk , i,-n , nl
for the er.fetY o. vieltinble goods, together olth b rtia
watchman on, the nromisee.
ZSTABLISHED FOE THA;LAST TBI3OI. St,
111?" All large Loans made& this the Prirgi,c4;l4
biishmtnt.
Mr' Charges greatly rOluce,l
AT PEIVATIG Euads.
One eraT.erior. brilliatrened piano -tone. Ftb neegi
piste, eoR and band pedals. Price only ;keg.
One very lane toned pier-ferte, price out; na
SHIPPINO
BOSTUN AND PHIL
DELPHI& STEAMSHIP LINZ. elk
Cron' cacti port OD BikTIIRDAYEL Save.*" »milt+
low SPRUCE filreet, ?nallelpbla, and Llrl
Boston.
The eittomahlp NOWA AY. ;Joni
Philodelplife on S VTI7A.D.3 Y. December 6. e.t 10 A Ni
rind tear sAxos, Capt. Ddhsthwe fr om lio;t•:y;i
St, TEEDAT, December 6, et 4 P. M.
These new and autertantial staerrabla. form a rerf
lino, Rains from each non ranttualiy on SntwAste,
.Tnanrance effected at one half the tracaisin chartehl
aaii•voreele.
Freight taken at fair rates
Shipper' are rr-quoeted to rend blly Ittcdptt
Lading with their igoodt. •
• Fcr Freight or Passage. /haring fine UCOMMS '44OI O
aPP I 7 t 3 HENRY WIN'.OIIOI I .
Dols " 832 South DELAWARE !...,•reat.
KtDTICE:The Restrictions on Traid
baying been removed by order of thE giv:k.sd
ment, passengers about to visit Europe Will r. 7 lax If
required to provide themselves with eessei.,rt.
„•••• STEAM WEIZE.LY TO LIM%
%touching at Queenstown, (0o:t. LT2fiti
- . he Liverpool, New York, end nailiEs
Steamship °outpost, iitend deepetatilagiheirt:LFl”
Clyde. built Iron steernehlps as follows:
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday,
ETNA Saturday, Norierea.
OITY OF WABBINGTON....Sainrday, Deeee.al.
And" every succeeding Saturday et neon, Vets Mb
44 North River.
RATES OF POSAOI3.
WEST 0A8F8.....5100.00 STEERAGE
do to L0nd0n....105.00 do to Lotion... l 4
de to Perle 110 00 do to Paris 411
do .t. 3 Bamburg..llo 00 do to Thembuet.. 4o
Passengers also forward to Helve, transa-. Sal
dam, Antwerp, ao., et equall.7 row rates.
Fares from rAverpoot or Qteon.stown: Ist Calm, et
1005, tint. St . E.erage from Liverpool, ii*O. ITS
Queenstown. 540. Those who wish to send for Cst
friends van boy tickets here at these raise.
These steamers bars superior accommodatioteg*
;engem are strongly bunt In water-tight hos salts
and carry Patent Fire Annihilators. Expertaut
scone ere attached to each Steamer.
For fr.eher information apply in Liverpool Wl*
LIAM INMAN, Agent, 22 Water Street; le 01v4;"
ALEXIdALCOLM, 5 St. Enoch Square; In Quematil
to O. da W. E. SEYMOUR A CO.; in London to WI
& MA.OEY. 81 King William Street; in Paris te
DEOOUE, 48 Itne Notre Demo dee Ficteirta, Ftsee , lo
Bowes; in New York to JrullS G. BALE, is 3n*
way, or at the Company's Office.
JOHN G DALE, itni:
ocl 111 Walnut Sne't,
el T t . THE BRITISH AND NO
. AMEBTObIi NOM NAM STU*
t 3 HIPS
BETWERR NNW YORK Ale LTC MOOT+, 011J'
urn AT CORK E , ,611P.DR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CLJA
IRO Al. RALIFAX AND
I tti-ROPA3 Moodie, leaves Boston, We - Ines - la:F. loo6 '
pritsi.s, Lott, leaves Now Yes, r " --•
AFR 7106., Anderson, leaves Boston. Wedeeilav , Pe: 1 1
CELINA, Cook, leaven New York. Wednesd3Y , D , ^l 7.
ARABIA, Stone, leaves Reston, WednelOsr. D It
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOCi-
IIi
Chief Cabin Passage
,
Re<xnel Cabin Pcseage
FROM BOSTON TO LI - TZSPOOL.
(Wet Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage ..... "
Reels not eon - oral until 'paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on bosrl•
The owners or these shins will not be rta , ;'L l ':,,, i s
Gold, Sliver, Bullion, Specie, Teretrit
or Hetet!, unless bills of lading are d3st4
the value thereof therel ex - freised. o.
ifor freight or passage , apaiv to 1:. Cr . ; „ 4'
4 BOWLING GREEN. ::el . ``'''
Or. s to E. Q. & I, G. 3.0.0 t
Jl4 . 'O3 ETA 'PE ct Fa.r. grtrA
••%.
As ir si g - TOR NEW lt
_...._:._
.„,
y ow , tails'
10,4V—DESPATOR AND ...3NCTIT S „,t,
LINES—VIA DELAWARE ANDS ARITAN` ~•L',lli
Steamers of the above Lines W il l lore p.knio”
and 5 P. M.
Tor freight, which w m be taken cr , ic ctravil ll
c't l l
term!, abbiT to ' WM. N. BAIRD t
.„,
mv2l-tf 182 South DELAWAL.T Alo'"
FOB NEW YOF,S ,
brim DAILY LINN, via Derno
Raritan Canal
Philadelphia and New York Nxpraan Sto l / N3 , 1 ." a,l
Pant receive freight and leave daily al 5 P. IL..
ins their cargoes in New York the following dol . -
Freight!, taken at reasonable rates.
W
N 0.14 SOUTSW M EIa . P firi: CL S YI) ,
JA.NES
g.n].tr Piers 14 and 15 14 SST IitPrECTI,
Op
F - G
.11, F. • • mir.Hoo ,
" , o,Kagy, AND wrnIZT
The beet in the world for MAE& end dur3bitit7.
B. itl. S.
The beet. brand Sfik.f.nlebet
VELVET RIBBOIiS.
Sole Agent, BENJADII - 0 7d. 0. 1 7 /5 ,"
156 DITA.NI Street, near Weet
se aa-Buo
EVANS c% WATSON'S
sAwatava :
• STORE,
16 SOUTH POURTR 6TBlinT ,
PRILADSLPTITA, PA. .
-Mi n e Variety of 71:63-PBOOP PAP.V6
hand.
COTTON SAIL DUCK MW
la VAS of I numbers and brands.
Raven's ,
Duc W k Awning Twine, of all deta , P .-L-
Tents, Awnings, Trunk, and Wagon °avers p ito
Also, Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts: from
wide. Tarpauling, Bolting, Sail Twine, Ac.
JOHN W. BvsntAn
my4-u
I'IQUIDITREL--50 cam ,
queurs, inet received 'per ship IT l : as d j al; : s t:°!::.9.
deanx, and for sale by
es 4 - JA 2O2 ,IIBreCTEDI sios
PAY RUM—III Puncheons ands
- 1 -• Barrels, for sale by
Deno 12,1 le A urt..
Onirq
(3711,11L66 S. CA_
_,ll9T.tp ,'
Blame's Imported Mustard, for sale in Wi t
arrive, by the Dole agent,
IL&B
CIDS 6. osusr__.,o,
No- LSO WADIR Ara
•
L,ATOIIIR 011.-492 basketetol
-a-41 0 " 6 011, just received per BM i r w . ` —
.Ik)rdeenx, for We br
l eos All33274"" apd sat PorthlvrtTnl4ls°4`4l-51.
- - iogy ,
HAMPAGNE.— Gold Sao
'Lf
oda otint f;r tlVAgl26ttiro.
pun°, in gsurtr S.
/
NoloAget N 0.13
JOHN G. DAU, Act