Telegraphic Mistaken. TO the Editor of The Press: But: In last Monday's issue of your valuable paper you told us " Horn mistakes may be mate by telegraph," and it being a, truth that far too many Mistakes are made on almost every telegraph line, leis a matter of the greatest interest how they May best be avoided. The - Telegrapher suggests - a change of the Morse alphabet, and gives as a reason therefor that the letters a ands cannot be safely em. ployed, according to their present arrangement, in Mich words all protest and protect, and in the latter word he proceeds to take the license and apply it fertiletith by changing the letter c into ea r, clearly ShOWing Ili that he knows how to make a mistake, lis well as to correct one. There are many wordi Other than those above cited, that, from want of proper care on the part of telegraphists, May be so changed as to give to a sentence quite a different meaning from the _original— for example, the word "sleeve" ... . . • Maybe made to read " stove , . . . ; the Word " felt" to read " fell p , "quills" to read "quills," to. To change any portion of the alpha. bet, because of the possibility of a despatch being incorrectly transmitted, or, if oorreetly transmitted, incorrectly received, would be equivalent to objeot -.Mg to the practice of what is termed reading by " sound," simply because the vibrations in an I are Of no greater length than In at. All words should be properly written, but some require special Dare, and no transposition of the alphabet, or any part of it, can overcome that, necessity. The change of a Single letter in the Morse alphabet would almost mar. the invention. - The idea of bringing about Such a change is net altogether new. It his been attempted by various partles,.but without success. Those who think themselves Incapable of transmit. tang a message correctly by the present system of characters, should leave the profession for some thing to which they may be better suited, rather than seek such an excuse as that of attempting to find faults in the alphabet that do not exist, and Which they hope will compensate fon their slovenly habits of manipulation and oarelessnese In receiv ing. Let every .nrst-elass operator discountenance all Mph unnecessary attempts. Let us have no Babel Of tongues in our telegraphic language. I am, sir, your obedient servant, Monax-Oonsruua. - PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17, 1865. The Income Tax. To the Editor of the Presk : Sin: As you are publishing the Incomes- as re' turned, would it not be an additional advanl&ge to the Government to publish the names of tho who made no taxable return ? lam told by the assessor Of the ward in which I reside that there are many such, who live in fine houses "and fare sumptuous. ly every day." " I - am, sir, respectfully yours, G. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16, 1855. Taxation. To the Editor of The Press: SIR: Reading your remarks to-day on " Princi ples of •Taxation," I was struck with the Idea of tearobing the dictionary for a list of articles, in common use and tax them in alphabetical order," Ste applicable to the manner of taxing real estate sometime.. The Commissioner sits in his Mae and notices the number of feet front a house has and levies a tax upon It the same as next door, no matter If the house - is ever so old, and a two-story book buildinKinstead of a. three. Suoh is the case with mine. Then, if you should happen to be out of town and not know when the Court of Appeal was held you are told that there is no help but to pay, I am, sir, yours truly, IYI. A. T. Paroa.ma., Feb. la 1565. THE CITY. XF/JTABIG A BIBNEY BRIGADE. On Saturday a meeting was held at the Corn Ex. Ohaage, for the purpose of taking necessary steps towardsasising a brigade in k this atty.- to be called the /Briley Brigade, in honor of the la Gen. D. B. .Birney, the brigade to be put in Gen. Hancook , s corr. The meeting was called at the request of C. '. Dayii, Esq. Mr. Chas. Knecht, president of the Corn Exchange, introduced Mr. Davis, who ex plained that he proposed to raise three regiments— cue to be recruited under the auspices; of the mar. Wands, manufacturers, and bankers of Philadel phia, one by the various corporations, and the third by the Corn Exchange. It was pro posed that each of these bodies should contribute money, and lend What aid was in their power. Arrangements would be made by which the recruits would receive their bounty in cash, and not in warrants, and thus Phila delphia will secure credit for the whole three regi keents. . . On motion Of Mr. Joe, S. Perot, the subject was referred to the Regimental Committee, with instruc tions to report in the early part of the week. Benjamin Franklin, Erq., Chief of the Detective Pollee, who had already recruited over fifty vete rans for Haneock's corps, was present, and was nailed upon to make some statement in reference to WS plan of recruiting. Mr. Franklin did so. at length, stating that he was only prompted by one feeling, and that was to relieve the city from a drill. He promised to lend his aid and do all he could in the formation of the Birney Brigade. Mr. Franklin has been appointed by the Presi dent the executive officer of the committee having the matter in 'Marge. A camp will be established near the city, and will be known as Camp Birney. The men will all be mustered into the service in Philadelphia, and not at Washington, as is now done by those recruiting for Hancock's corps. RECRUITING. Recruiting IS quite active, and there is a good prospect of securing the quota of the city without of d alnand unpopular proems bounty has been paid to eta men. PHILADELPHIA. COLONELS CON - LURKED AS OENETMLS. Colonels Isaac 0. Bassett, Gregory, Collis, Sei ner, and GWyDII, formerly colonels of Pl:Madelphla regiments, have been confirmed by the Senate as brevet brigadier generals. NAVY YARD MATTERS. Work IS quite plenty at the Navy Yard. Some two thousand hands are now employed. The new steam slocp-obwar Neshamony is rapidly approach lug completion, and she will be ready for launching In a abort time. There are several other vessels at the wharf being repaired, and several oaptarad blockade-runners will be sent here ior.reettitretted short time. The Tonawandsl.49aig touches pre. Monitor, is now receiving tirnew monitor Shacks. 910138 to her deparArfy completed, and will be one /baron is hei.A4Ver built at our yard. • 2111SCELLANZOITS. PRESENTATION OF A PRIZE FIRE HORN. The Vigilant Fire Company were, on Friday eve- Ring, formally presented with the silver fire horn re- Gently voted to them at St. Augustine's Fair, at the parsonage of that church. Two handsome sliver gob lets were also presented by the managers of the fair to the company. The presentation address was !made by John O'Byme, Esq., on behalf of the do nors. The artleles were received by Hon. Richard Yalu, on the part of the company, in a neat ad dress. Alter the presentation the company sat doWn to a splendid supper. The Vigilant is one of our most el:Solent companies, and that their efforts for the public good are appreciated is shown by the liberality with which their friends subscribed to the beautiful horn that was presented. CLOTHING FOR THE FREEDMEN. The following; letter, addressed to the chairman of the Clothing Committee of the " Association of Friends of Philadelphia and its Vicinity for the Re lief of Colored Freedmen," is in reply to a letter to Gen. Saxton, advising him of the shipment of thirty. four Packages, containing 6,484 new garments and 728 paps of shoes, valued at 416,600, for distribution among the destitute freedmen liberated in General Sherman's march through, Georgia : Bu, uroar, > CFebruary 9, 1866 DEAR Era : Gen. Saxton has inst ructed mete say that your letter has been received, and, in behalf of the suf fering ample coming in every day. upon whom the light Of freedom hasp:let dawned, be returns through you his sincere thanks for the timely offering from your mocha tion, now on the pay to them. Many of them, doubt. less, reel just now that there is but little warmth In the ertelight of Liberty, of which they have beard so much. Bach sifts as these of your association ere mach needed, and will meme them; and there will be earnest pray ere 'from grateful hearts for known and unknown Mends. General Saxton thinks no more competent orjudiolons agent could have base selected to distribute the cloth. ins than the one you have appointed—Mr. Reuben Tom. /Won. Re will doubtless apprise you of the arrival of the goods. 'With greet respect, I am, Very truly, yours. 8. WILLARD SAXTON, Brevet Major and A. D. C. ERRATIJM In the report of admissions to the Central High School in Saturday's paper; the name of Wil liam S. Haines is Incorrectly printed as admitted Min the Jefferson School, with an average of 69 8. • He was admitted from the Fifteenth-ward School, Instead of as above. THE COURTS. Court of Common Pleas—Judge AlLissom. Duckett ire. Duckett. A contest u to the validity of the will of John Duke% deceased. Before reported. The jury on Saturday returned a verdict for defendant. This verdict sustains the wtil. Judge Allison announced the conclusion be had ar rived at in the Cunningham-Blakeney-llioCaulley case, heard before him in the Quarter Seagull, wherein an application was made under a habeas corpus on behalf of MIL Cunningham (since deceased) to recover the custody and control of her child. then and now living With Mr, and Kra. BlakeneP, With whom she had placed it when an infant, two weeks old, she professing and desiring that, in cue of her death, Mrs. Kollaniley, an old friend of hers. should have ammo of it. Judge Allison said that he thought the mother's wishes should be permitte d to control the custody of the child, and that he had determined that Mrs. MeCanlley should have the custody of it, provided that she would Satisfy him that she would take and do the same for tt, and treat it as the Maloney. had done and are doing. He meant that the child was not to be regarded or treated sea servant. Until that matter was finally settled, the child should remain with the Blakeneys. Court of Quarter liesalons—non. James 8. Ludlow Associate Justice. SCHOOL TRACEUIR VS. PASANT. The cace2of Michas/ Carlin, convicted of committing en assault and battery' on a school teacher, named Francis Belden, wan taken up. Mr. Carlin nude a statement to the Court saying that in 1802 a child of his was beaten at a nubile school, from the effects of which le died. When he heard of the beating billeted upon his hut child by Mr. Belden he went there and equated off at the teacher but did not strike him. Judge Ludlow said the case was patiently tried, and the law laid before the jury as explicitly as it could pos sibly be done by the court. Tide boy certainly anted in a very obstinate manner, and the teacher, in express ing Me determination to subdue him, did right. The court - could not too strongly condemn parents enter- Ina a school house and tatter the iaw into their own auds. On the other hand, the dlestpline of the school mast be exercised with great care end caution. Teach ers should remember that they etand in the Place of parents and what would be cruel and unjust punish ment with the teacher would be equally so with the parent. It was a Melina matter for the court to stipu late the asset bounds of discipline to be gaffs's:led by teachers. but cruel and unnecessary punishment must not be sustained. The court could not but condemn, in unqualified term., any parent entering. a salmis house and taking the law in their hands. Were it not for the surround- Inge cf this ease, the court would certainly send the defendant to prison; but thirsting the purposes of j no. Mee would be maintained by a /be; that course would be adopted. Mr Carlin was then sentenced to pay a Ana of 200 and costs. TUB 1101782 02 2221102. The case of the bore Anderson,Sullivan, and the two Herrington. came. up again on habeas corpus. the pa rents as ki ng theirddrcharge. air. Barclay, counsel for the House of Refuge, asked the cane to be poetponed because or the absence of antra portm.t witness. air, o'Byrne read the Win of Shay. who was die charged .by Judge Allison because of the Illegality of she writ upon which they were sommitted. He respect fully demanded the dleoberse of these boys upon the germ ground. and, Instead of hie clients beteg vagrants, lie the law required they should be before committal to the Refuge, they all at.ended school and were on their way from school when arrested. up o nell educated was ebe of this boys that immediately his commitment e e the Refuge he was mac e a teacher or monitor el. Theee bole were entitled to a jury trial as well as the best in the land would Ibe, and he asked the court to non.e 1l a amount of bail required. Judge Ludlow asked to see the commitment, and. upon Inspection, said the commitment on its face shooed larceny ; there ' s re it was legal. Mr. Be, el ay said the managers of the Bonne of Refuge did rot now nor never did desire to hold any one unless alibetioned In doing so by the court. Fire marshal Blackburn now came into court, and his e xam teeilee wee proceeded with, He testified that a aohool house. near Front aod Pine, a cooper shop and etaLle bad been fi red; all elepay being the Wort of lb eendleries. Rowing of a number of boys clubbed to Wilber running about this nelehborhood pllrering, he ceased the arrest of as many of the gang as could be ob. tallied. One of the boys 04We/seed to seising fire to the itut4ol 3 flinuee, and two other., against whom there was kome eyldence for 1A40141+41 10 - "thb ',table. taq away, Thera was no evidence of arson against the four boys now before smut, excebtAhat of belonalas to the pilfer ing gang. _ Other "'names were calledi who identified the older Marrington' end Strßican es 'baying pilfered about the streets. They were ordered to Warhol]. in $BOO to an swer the charge of larceny at the present term of the court. The younger .Harrington sad Anderson were discharged. Darius the pending of the cameo, Mr... Brooke, who seemed anxious to`get sup a CUB. raid elide to the court that it would be well to have a firmist day for Rouse of Refuge eases—or commit Mr. o'Syrne to the Refuge. Mr. O'Byrne._ , Oh, no. am trying to get the peewee. of Manager of the Refuge. Anotrr A Tarr.% • ' Charles Worrell olaimed the enstodyef his child four years offrom its mother on the ground of her not being adi person to take charge of the child. Witnesses were called to show that the mother abandoned the child at the house of Henrietta Dill, leaving it with a very bad head. The mother then took a position as bar tender, the child being in the custodY of a man who'r se aled arm). the father. Subsequently the mother took the child from this man. The father of Mrs. 'Worrell testified that Miss Dill prevailed upon his daughter to leave her house and go with her to learn dressmaking. He haying learned that his child was In a starving condition he Went to her house and took her home, where she andiher child still are, and he was willing to tate sire of them. The child was remanded to the custody of the mother. Adjourned. THE POLICE. [Before Mr. Alderman Bottler.] ALLEGED ROBBERY, ETC. Henry' Pollak and Mar Patton were arraigned on Saturday afternoon on the charge of committing an *Bosun and battery upon Anna Autry, and robbing her of the gam of $Bl and a &toss vs awl at $1.6. The arrest of the parties was made on a warrant issued from the Central Station, but the prisoners were taken before another aldermen, they having demanded a hearing before the nearest magistrate. Ball being entered , they had Mrs. Murphy arrested and bound over. The de• fondants were held to .bail In the sum of $4030 each to await a further bearing on Tuesday. Patton wee also held in the additional sum of $3,009 to await a hearing on the charge of robbing a recruiting °Meer On Second. street of WOW. It is bat justice to him to say that he was simply detained. because he answers the description of a person who purloined the money. A BON CHARGED WITH BEATING HIS MOTHER. Henry Rival', a young man apparently 25 or 39 years of age. vas arraigned at the Central StstiOn on Satur day evening on the charge of committing an carsuit and battery upon an elderly woman, named Elizabeth Mc- Cann, who lives in the third story of house No. Sit South Sixth street. The defendant and his mother live in the second story of the same house. The complainent eet forth in her evidence that on Friday afternoon, be tween five and six o'clock. the defendant was beating his mother in a merciless manner. Complalnant inter fered, and be gged of him "for God's sake not to kill his mother , "He then made as attack upon complain ant. At the conclusion of the hearing be was sited if be had anything to eay, and ne replied, "Nothing " He was committed in default of $5OO to answer the charge •of assault and battery, as preferred by' Mrs. McCann. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, The Continental. .1 W Yates, New York H B Teale.Wisoonein S 0 Robinson, Penns A B Sa gent, Wisconsin P Levering, Mass Pr L Rogdr & is, Maryland W Sampson, Portland. Me Miss Agnes Shreeves, Md B Hathaway, Pittsburg A Fleming. New York S P Woodward, Bow York nobt Ward. 8 A W A Blare. Boston Dr B Boston & lady T Pardee. Chicago W 0 Hoffman, 11 S A W M Clancy, Pittsburg .1 W Hoffman, Norge %DO J St Clair Boa), Capt Heywood E Noble, New York Went Morris T A Matthews. Kentucky Lieut Bartlett Alex Chambers. Pittsburg J B Bull & wf, New York Arthur W Bell, II S A .1 A Sweetser St wt. Mass Frank Semple, Pittsburg B A BoDingeworth, Boston Miss Mary Semple, Pittab's L Whitney, Jr, Bowen P B Ralston. Indiana B H Clapp, Boston Mrs Harris & da, New York W F Ashford, New York Geo W Irwin. Pittsburg Copt J B Young, Wash'ton Oeo B Irwin. Pittsburg G W Learls,Providenee,B,/ Thou Whitney. New York J W Harris & la, St Louis B B Morrie. New York Robt H Back. Becton T Lindsley. B Y Cu) S M Bowman & wf. Del W W Chester, A • Mrs II S Maynard B N Skinner Semi Howell, New York J H Boyd, Des Moines Mrs L 13•Crooter, N H A Miles, Boston B H Smith, St Lords T Miles, Boston W Thompson. New York .1B Danforth John How,St Louis _ - - It C Lance,' F 0 Day & ie. St Louie - F .1 Massey. New York W H Gnmeraell & la,St L'c C W Larreibee, Bath W H McAllister, Cincinnati His Lane, New York R Chambers, Cincinnati A BBrashee. New York Mrs Brewster, New York Mrs IS T Dana, Boston Col Geo H English. U S A Mies Dana, Boston 1) Wsile. Chicago Wm Fell & wf. Maryland J . 0 Faller .1 Reed & wf, New York Cal G II Bemis, Patina Rev R 0 Hinsdale, N Y Dr J A Phillips, Peons J T Boyle, Louisville J W Jones, New York W Fuller & child 0 W Beatr, Pittsburg Samuel Watts W H Todd & 2 ladles, Muss C P Damon, Massachusetts W P Vase, U S A Mrs Wm Blanchard. NY OB Phillips, 17 S A Mies Blanchard, New 7 ork Wm 0 Turner, New York bra F Vincent, new York WEt Gregerson. Boston Miss Vincent, New York Gen - Win Cooke, N Jersey Win 111 Reed, Bath, Me R S Howell. New York Mrs Barrett, Baltimore N Prince. New York Oeo H Morgan, New York H B Goodyear & la, Conn Marshall Haricot, N York T cirilsiten N e w Clarence Hunt, Tenn A Mayer, York John Detain. California .A 71 Mutt & la, New York A T °storehouse, N York F B Fisher & wf, Albany Peter Miller, New York Chee It Clark. new York Hon A H McClure, Preen H B Metcalf & wt . , Boston A7' Nichols & la, N York Leonard Paseano,-Bali A B Fabar. New York It A Babbage, lowa Dr J N Kerlin, Media T Leonard & wf, Mass I Mice Leonard, Mass James B P Dean & dace, KY Nits Sargent, Mass 0 R Dimind, Washington Tram]. New York W Lippencott, Cincinnati p W perm, Baltimore Bmmor Roberta Mai W F Baker, City Point 3' D Perkins. Boston H W Rosen, Brcoklyn 1B P Archibald. Sydney W W Clarke, Baltimore J Hough, Washington W B Plummer& wf,Boaton.B P Elite & la, Milwaukee T .7 Carson, Baltimore H D Maxwell, 111.ston W N Chester, Erie, Pa Geo Haywood Boston N B Fogg, Washington G M Brooks, B oston F B Lippencott, Baltimore L T Harris, ' Virginia F 0 Matthews, Jr, B York J B Musgrave. New York W Horn, Jr. New York Wm Gilpin, New York W Nichols, Jr W Arrott C Willard, New York Col L C Baker, Washington H Bantling. Paducah, Ity W W Watson, Pittsburg R D Onningharn, Paducah The 0 llerrielc,Pa D Katne. Pa J F McClellan. Harrisburg Wm Seigel. N A Simcn,, Baltimore —sl44am, teltimore S C Southmas • W F &mdse. Baltimore Bobt R Graham, Wash Benj DeWolf. Wash 0 Fowler. Newark John Oollina. Bewark 0 Frdler.-Indiana Lieut Jamesßank. If Y Dr WHliame John C Cox, Montrose J Ball. Ws non, Pa W F Panamint. Montrose R Porters, New York Mrs Porten. & cb. N York A Rowe, Sew York W W End, Harriett= Lackay.„-Wit gMia „Tallsdtiiill,Somerret JP Moore. Maryland H H Bayles Harrisburg Wm Yates , Elmira W W Irwin, Harrieburg H MaWalter, Harrisburg Henry Cook, Bedford co J El Buckman, Maryland B W Morgan Pittsburg W Davis . Erie, Fa Col B W Roberts. Boston Mrs J B Egan, New York J 0 Stoddard, Baltimore H Bullard, New York Maj G H Bardwell, 111 York Baum dr la, Brooklyn H A L Brink, Baltimore W B Potter, New Jersey Grant Taggart. Savannah Ails Grim on, Washington A T Pkinner, Washington 0 W Crocker. Washington Jobn Joann, Washington Y Anuek, tr 8 A no, C Mao Dowell. Penna C H Dungan. Bristol. Pa Miss Jennie B Newell Dr Hartwell. Baston J D Strawbridge, Danville M Malone. Lancaster The . A J a Roach. Illinois A Baker, U 8 A W Silver. Jr. dc wf, Wllm H Lear, Doylestown D Plersol. FottevUle CI Cowley. Lowell. Naas Capt John Stenton.ll S A A Cadwallader. City Point W A Rankle, City Polat W T Street, Frankford T B Itniston, Indiana B F Haman, U 8H S G Fleber. Wilm, Del It Sheets, Penna John Franklin Frank Waters Joe B Drew Alt ert R Coffin J A Rice, Bethlehem C Woolworth, Sandusky,o The. hie John Saipan, Mai■ Ingo Baabaraoh, N Y )3 !rank. Cheater Pa nftewegee. W P Millimao Chicago Geo W Beabold, 21 Y M Raphael, New York' t Lohmer, New York. Dr John N Raub,Laeraster Theo Eiteink&mp, Chi, 0 8 McMany. Pittsburg 0 Fulton Ohio James B ond. Pittsburg John 01'chile Pittsburg S Lowentbea. Indiana A J Pettit, Penna John 70114 r, Virginia G Mans, Lewisburg Elcohbold. Chicago C P Tracy, Portsmouth, 0 J Cochrane, Steubenville Wm Tillman, New York T Conner at wr, Pittsburg J H B Wallield & wf, II 8 A Michael Barry_, Lancaster John Irwin -Dean Oil ty ßollidaystarg Wm : l L Heeling, Oil City Jaa 8 McCord, Pittsburg BiThompoon, Milroy. Ya J M Smith,. Towanda, Pa 0 I' Uhl, Somereet 8 Sherman. Augusta I Wm Maher, Blairsville fiasanel Ray, Blairsville N Taylor,Pittsburg John Bdlll, Mass A Bancroft, Mate _ . A Bomberger, Rook bland B 1K Clinegan, Poland. ct J W Row York J F Hay. Baltimore Bolt Enbrey, Penna. Geo 74tebardeon. DI J L Woodrrair, Harrisburg Rnn• W J Blaekstoek,lelibenY; A Bite, Allegheny W B Purley, Jr.legherrY, J B Jackson, Liverpool, 0 i J B WOOdbIITYi Portl . &Me Ni/6 Woodbury, Portland J G Griffin. New York B Fox, New York James Welch, Mew York W Mcßride, Curweneville D Livingston. Cum eneville S H Peirsol, Parkersburg 3 Dern% Hollidaysburg J /oakum, Penns Hon .1 B Stark. Harrisburg A Grady, Harrisburg Jae A 3Buchanan. Yana Henry Jones. Baltimore Jse McCalvey, Baltimore Cbas C A Lewis, Wan, lowa W B Harper. lowa P J Barry, Mahanoy City I Johnson, Mabanoy City The Co B Smith, Bucks co, Pa W Moore, Hantingdon co J Todd & sort, -Bellefonte H B Boucher, New York • J Watson, Chester co J H Paxson Wm Neaman J H Nelmeyer. Norristown J 11. Farrell, New York J Smith, New York J Johr. eon, Pittsburg J Johnson, Pittsburg J D Cummins, Media, Pa B Johnson, Delaware GNPs Dr J 0 Clark George P Benxi mercial. M Collins & wt, New York O Thomas, Delaware Hershberger, J A Draftee. Coaster co W Darlington, Pa 0 Magill, New Jersey J A Boone Nashville Mrs A Mercier, Boston B L Taylor M H Matlack, Ps, Walter Lackey J P Taylor, Pennsylvania W H Whitehead, Pa C Robinson. Reading 3 Leakey, Newtown Moses, Pluenixville The Malt A Wilson. Boston Chas Boward, New York Jos B Wagner, Lane so, Pa Wm Drakes J D White John Wed, Penns Z. A Bose John Clark PCannon P rytta„ New York Jim Anderson, Boston John Kelley, New York A Cox . , Dew York Miss Eliza Ztnk, New York • s W Rose. New York 0 B Hopkins W Boys* Perrysville, Pa Alex D Ames tdt Joy. Pa Semi Kuntz, Kt Joy. Pa Win 11 Serving, Boston .• J B Penniman, &lass D Moßae, Jersey OUT David Jones„_York,_Pa D Moon, York. Ps Thos Hitchcock, York, Pa David Wells - , York, Pa John Arthur, Pa The If Jeore Comfort, Books CO T W Modes, Stroudsburg Lomat,, Seaford, Del Bobt Brown. Stroudsburg A Blaker, Newtown M Hotchkiss. mono liton, New. York W X Efinshare; New York Geo 0 Seward, Baltimore J Whitaker. Wayne 00. Pa Geo E Mead. New York A B Templeton. Pa W H L W M App ate legatey, Bre , II J *!pa, PR B F Ta jor , Peons C BPS S rran. City Point Chas P Anderson. Penns John Larand, Seaport, Del W Edwards, New York Geo H Tryon, Penns W Q Bolder, Cheltenham Ii D Liyezey, Dolettown The OK Wilson & la,N Y John C Harvey, Harrlebnia Bradford, U A L F L D Ma ß n U A ooklyn, B N B B Garton, littebtorig Coo WbnisY, Newark, N J nion. A J Nventa, Bedford W Hymn. Bedford ,M Reynolds, Oanton, 0 1 I Maid'' Akron 0 'Him Squires, Chicago 0044 W A Shoener, II H 0 HUM, Penns The Bari Flannel Hart, Bucks so Chas Palmer, Abington Wm Y York's Abington Chas Domino. .Attleboro Jno Kelsey, 'Dadleysville iso Brooks. Washington W 13 HOUIY, Philada d Eagle. Jacob A Stnben Jae Hartman. Qnaltertown Jam P Ritenhocue. Penns W R arrieb. X E Oral". Penns The BM D LDeVi chuttrertown. ;1 7 111r 8 b i e l at le lti i sti: °44° B Bucks 00, Pa B EC Probst. Lehigh co L Edmonds. Easton The 11Is Aaron R Longettora, Penn& TBooktaighgent lob& 099th91t. R 119119 99 k Bear. Eli Cadwallader. Vanua I Waedrall and la, °blow D Ramsey, Montrose McGinetagi. .N J W B J 0 Nixon. N John B iron, l3ostOn G W Welsh, Sno is Shoe C Meg an JW Maynard, Ea-ton J 0 Morton Dayton H A King, Easton TPF Ellennerger, Heaton Capt A M Halberstat, Pa Thos IC Conrad, N Y J B Heck, Fa J B Brubank, Ct Geo Mountjoy, N Mrs W Bailey, New York Jae Hartshorn, Boston J M Shoemaker.Tenna J 0 Huston & da. Dist OoPa P NoLlligbillb Batting/ro b FRichard.....x-Eorany G B Smith, New.Yort Mrs J L Ennis & child. A M Way, New Brunswick W H Scranton, Penns Wm Henry. Jr, Fenna RiPlaY. New 'fork H V Ripley, New York W Fl Mansfield, Boston W P Alcorn, Penna. J P Merrill, Fenna 'Chas T Lewis, New York I J W Nesmith, Norfolk Mr, Gillett & ch, Vermont T McLaughlin,Troy, N J MsLanahlin.Troy, N Y Mr & Mrs Glenn, El Madison G B Hughes, Nashville B T Janver, Memphis J H Clarkson & la, Ohio Mrs Milligan 4 da, Georgia W Jones, _Waynesburg J Warren, Wheeling M Foster, Rsauras City Green,Kansas City J 811110 rU SA D D Lerch, Reviing F Lee Panes. Wmsport rJudge_L W Potter, Salem, 0 HBurnes, Jersey Shore F H Zepemich, Ohio Walter Oakley,Titusville eirican. D B Booghar, Maryland H Campbell, Conn Tralt, II 8 N F Homer I B. Wilson, Delaware B U Barlow. Kentucky .1 L Hunt, New Jerre], W Karcher Capt b W Roberto, Beaton Lord. Delaware Dr F Floyd, Virginia G A Bnmser, Ohio Geo W Smith W T Myers H H Firmaton, New York bent D B Bigler. U 84. B Hughes New York. Jobe Dean Washington 13 F Garnett, U S N W H Tarim, Morristown dison. .y Sheaf. J E Burton. New Jersey Smith Harper, Fox Chase H P Eenny,-Philada Michael RUen Jae Thompson. Brooklyn Thou Adams, Brooklyn ii,Mcv U. S. SEVIUDT-IV.ULELIWY LOAM Dt iuttuirity of the Seeritari of the Treasart. the =demoted bee assumed, the General ,finbeorteleut Atones for the ale of United Statile Tre6erirr i Notes bearing seven end•tbreatentks perreent. Interest vet annum. known as the SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued ender date of Anima 15.1NN. and are payable three years from that time. in sur• rimer. or are convertible at the option of holder into U,' 8. 540 srz PEE own'. GOLD-BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine Per cent. Including gold interest from 10,-ember, whioh inches the actual profit ea the 7-90 Loan, at current rates, including Intend, about ten per sent, per =- roam, 'besides its emir:Won/11m State and municipal taxation, which adde from one to three per cent. more, according to the rate levied on-other property. The Interest is payable sena. annually by salmons attached to each note, which maybe , out of and'sold to any bank or bankei. The triton:4d amounts to One cent per day on a $5O riots. Two cents per day on a NM note. Ten gents per day on a $5O) note, Twenty cent• per day on a $l,OOO note. One Dollar per day on a $6.000 note. . Notes of all the denominations named will be prompt ly furnished upon receipt of sitbewriptions. This is THE ONLY LOAN IN NAREET now offered by the Government. and it is oonidentlff expected that its superior adyantageswill main it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Less than $201000.000 remain monad, which will pro bably be disposed of within' the next sixty or ninety days, when Chi notes will undoubtedly command a Premium. as has uniformly been the cue on closing the subscriptions of other Loans. In order that citizens of every town and motion of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loans the Natlonalßanks, State Banks, and Private Beakers throughout the country have generally agreed to - re miyelmbscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who only are to be responsible for the dellYerref Abe notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOK - E, susewuprion AGEIII'. No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STRUT, PHILLDILPHIA. 10-40 10'40 10-40 COILYPONS. DITE MAR4I7I/ isw BOUGOT IT HIGHMST XARKET RATE BY, • Inf.3OX.IEIG dr. CO.. fe4lz 84 SoJth THIRD 13treet, 7 . 3-10.. smviarr-TtrrEvr-g iccrrios, • IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT, BOX BALE BY DREXEL & CO., *Wm 84 South TRIED Street. TEE NEW U. S. NOIVICOS - --- rY FOR SALEii IN OMB TO SUIT PITEORASNE& DAVIES BROTHERS. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 10-40 5-PO BOND S 6s OF tot BONDS. MAWR mAy AND GOLD,oorllin% 4110411.811.1111 BY HENRY. A. •lEEEIE.III, SONS, DaeLEBB IN GOVBENMENT No.' 44. PINE Street, NEW YORE In view of.the prospect . of PEACE and a FALL IN GOLD, holders 4f leold Bonds will do well to detach the Coupon* and realize the interest at present rates for Gold. Parties residing out of the city wishing to cash their llonpons can forward them by express. and we will re turn the Gold or ite value in greenbacks, as desired. fell Sid A B. LEECH & COMPANY, AA. • BANKERS AND STOCK - BROKERS, Ito. 14 FARQUHAR BUILDINGS, IWALMBT Eft, BELOW TIED), • • Gold, earernMent Fonda, Oil and Miscedlaneoris Stooks, bonaht and sold on Commission at the &lard of 'Brokers. Dealers in Foreign Exchange. Letters of cre dit toned on LigAna. Paris. Antwerp, am meld-8m CHAS. T. TBRIZES, JR., STOOK AND BILL BROKER, REMOVED No. 20 SOUTH THIRD STREET. ildeara DREXHL & CO., RANKER'S, 84 SOUTH THIRD STREET, DMLIRS II AMERICAN AND FOREIGN' GOLD, FOREIGN EIDELLBGE, ruT2XI STATES BONDS, • GJTARTERMASTERS , VOUCHERS, AND DrICIIIRRENT MONEY. PPOOKB AIM BONDS BOTTOM AND BOLD ♦T BOARD OP BROM& iafl•lm C . T. YBRKEB, JB., & 00., BANKERS. OD) 4/1•31.D4:01:11A(C)C.:):(0)A0 GOLD, STIGV3OOEt, BANK NOTES WANTED. No. 20 South TRIED Street. ia2e•zm 'Win MOLL Lutz. ansoir. CHARM =WRY b 00., STOCK AND IMCRANBE BROKERS, No. 15 South Third Street, MILADELPREA. 1 1 / 1 kinds of nournat funds sad Gold sad Silva 3ought and sold. and Collodion ludo. rartionlar MUMS= atm to the annuo sad solo enornatont., Stall, and other Moon and LON= Oi somnduin. nold-Ona TREASURY DEPARTMENT .OFFICE -a- OF THE Com - Prnomao. OP THE CURRENCY. WARRINGTON. January 1866 Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it his been BAN S OF appear that THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF PHILADILPHIA, in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel phia. and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orga nised under and according to the requirements of the Aot of Congress entitled •' An act to provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds. Ind .to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,' approved June 9,11164, and has complied with all the provisions of said act required to be complied with before commenOlng the business of banking under said net Now, therefore, I. HUGH HotTULLOCH' Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify_ that THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BABE OF PHILADELPHIA, in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel phia, and State of Peansylvanie, hl'atitharised com mence the business of banking under the act aforesaid. I sew. theo° m , In testimony whereof, witness my troller of tfie hand and seal of °Moe this twenty- Currency. fifth day of January, 1866 HUGH HoCULLOOH, Comptroller of the Current*. CARBON & GRAHAM, - . STOOK :BROKERS, Ito. 305 CHESTNUT STREET. qgcotrottorcitir.. • I...BLIC*RSON.' Cfel.l3-6M THEO. R. ORAILLIS C 0 -WHEEL CLOTHES WRINGER. .-The very bed article made; also all the other ari proved Watson. at /west market Floes, ' Ho wit B 13TO/t;' do 00.. tleWtd awl (Qu i 09 took THIRD- *reek TIIE PRES)3.—PITMADELPHM MON.DAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1865: ` - tv• Gnat. EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.—TO Tomes Ma about engaging In business for them selvesorr who are seeking employment, the QUAKER CITY BUBIII/688 COLLEttE, TB/4TH and CHESTNUT Streets, offers advantages of the highest order. This institution is what Its name imPortc. A PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. And is organized and conducted upon a plan eceentially different from that of ordinary commercial colleges. under the management of gentlemen of liberal educa tion and thorough buslners experience. The irritant of instruction combines THEORY AND PRACTICE In the most pegged manner, by the actual representation of business transaetions, buying. selling/and deliver ing goods by sample , keeping the books by:original entries. thus avoiding the defects of copying systems, making out Invoices, Bills, and Receipts, and drawing all the forms required in every department of Trade and Commerce. How many study Book-keeping and yet are almost totally ignorant of the real requirements of business ! The system adopted here is intended to give the student a correct idea of the details and routine of actual busi ness, and to render him perfectly familiar with that which every man must underetand in order to conduct his own or others' affairs with rkill and credit. ACCOMMODATION S. The Institution has more extensive accommodations than any other in the State. The rooms °scuttled em brace the whole of the second and third stories of the buildings. together with the office on the ground floor, std the whole Is furnished In the best and moot sub stantial manner. TO YOUNG MSS. If you design entering upon a course of commercial studies anywhere, you cannot do Jumbo to yourselves without Brat Investigating the merits of the institution you propose to patronize, and you are cordially invited to visit this College and examine and judge for your selves. We invite eoloperisons and a candid examina tion of our plan and course of instruction. Circulars and Catalogues free on application by letter or personally at the Office, TENTH' and CHMTNIIT Iltreets. felB-St pRYANT, STRATTON, & A , TIE'S NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, EL W. corner of CHEATNIIT and TEETS Streets Instruction, both daylind (Metall& is Booß•hrtsPßlSi In all ita•dapartments and apMications. Commerciai Arithmetic, Commercial Law, rearnanshin„ and Tele. giapbing. Call or send fora Circular. felB 2t VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.- it FLITAJIT BOARDING SCHOOL, - foss from =DIA, Pa. Thorough course in 'fathomed" Olaseicr. Natural Sciences. and gaslight Practical lee lone In Civil Engineering. Pupils received at any time, and elan ages, and enjoy the benefits of a lame. Be. fors to John O. Capp 3 801419 South Third street; Then .7. Clayton lan. Plith and Prune streets: ex-Sherill Kern, an dr °tiara, Address RIM BEIEIIY 71111. ?Mt. A. 11, . VILLAOS OBEBN. Pens'a. 4 miss FINANCIAL. CAPITAL STOOK, $750,000. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. This Bank wilt commence btutinese under the Natalia Salable System 31 0 N .13) A. la-, l&t DAT OF FEBRUARY. INSTANT. No, 109 SOtTTE FOURTE STREET, One door Booth or Ohootatit. Liberal arrangements made with parties favoring' us with their business. - Collections will be made on all. iccemdble points, on the most favorable terms. Attoaition fe hutted to the names of Dtrootote G. M. TROU'.I•'MA..N, . PRBSIDRIT. TFRX. ERVIN, a-xt., nIR Cross. OBOROB N. TROCTILii, President. Lake Cheddar of The Weatarn Bank of Philedelplds. THOMAS T TAMEN. TR.. CHABLBS Of Norris; Tanker. & Co., iron foudere. &s. N. W. BALDWIN. Oil. W. Baldwin & Co., locomotive bnlidera. PEROIVAL ROBERTS. Of 1. do P. Roberts & 00,. Iron menaleetnrere. JOHN 8. onina, Of Bltalatost, Grabff, & and shippers of coml. CHARLES F. HORTON, Of Obis. F. Nor.on As Co., minors and shippers of coal.• .. JOHN Ms, Late ofdolurNitnes a Oo.: miners and Shingitt at Nil JOSEPH ESHERIOL Of Esherick &Blatt. Importeis uttijobbers of &Tooth. BAHLTEL R. SHIPLEY, Late of Shipley. Haresd, & Hutchinson. commission dry goods merchants. DAVID B. ERVIN. Late Late of Riegel.Wiest, & Ervin. importers andjobbers of soo.is. NATIONAL 3EXCELIkriGIM BANK. OF PHILADELNILA. CAPITAL $200,000., Privilege to Increase to *1f00,000• This Bank will open on the 70th instant, at We. 5P3 ggc55.5 Street, below Green. emit side. V per manent location will be northwest - corner of OAD and OREM Streets.) All business entrusted to it will meet with careful:and prompt attention.. Collections made on all accessible Points on. the moat favorable terms. Patronage respectfully solicited. A. BOYD President. G. J. HAMILTON, Gadder. - - DIRECTORS: BOYD President. (Late i l s"s' ( Quarlerinaster U. S.) Phila. .T: B. HODGSON. ' 011 Merchant. 1 W. BULLOCK. Of Benj. Bullock & Sens. Wool Dation. G N GBO. OBLER, Of F. W. & G. A . Kohler, Hardware. AUX. L. CRAWFORD, Commission Merchant. W. BUN N, , +N W. Baum & Bon. Salt Merchants, Rue street OHAS. H. CUNNINGS. Grain Mershant. 0. N. BEACH, Coal Morehead, late of the Arm of Trier & Co R. N. EfaIIBUN. (loaf ,Merchant. JOHN WILLIAMS, Grocer. IMIAI3 HILLMANN. S. OfaditD SMITH Of the firm of P. V. .5s S. G. Smith; Brielonakers. JOHN W. 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STIVENB one of the (Hammerer' of an entire new_eyatem T o kitcrritioAL-PLicenoi at 1418 Booth PENN SQII flan Pleas e s ail. or Send for • pamphlet and learn psi tlanra. No charge for corxration. W Physicians and others desiring lastrnation ass enter for • fall noun any time after MONDAY, ./Ax*. try SC 1865. Any member of the' elate PutY nlahN 1071111 elf 1/IDiOnt WAY CAM. ilt iltrorerAltr - TO RAILWAY TEA. -m- YELLEite. —For Mil information in reforenieto itta tionsatantok and 0011304103 M illustrated by one itufmr• Railway Nam remerentAtym priaatipla Balk van of a- tim oonniam A2iiir a..xkumAir gums noiftlis PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL. ROAD. OWLEGE, TINE 44116 DEPOT. •—-• • -- The Maine or the Penn 9 lvsuia Central Railroad leave the New Depot. at THIRTIETH and MARKET Ste. trusteed or Eleventh-and Market Street.. as - here. toThiu. • • The ears of the Market-street Passenger Railway =II Wand Iroutrermaylvards. Central Railroad Depot. at Thirtieth and Market Street. Lthey also, leave Front stroetevery IWO minutes. oommencing one hour previ ous to the time of doportturo of each train, and allow about 30 minutes for a trip. • Their care are in waiting on the arrival or eaoh Train to convey passengers into.the city, and oonnections are made with all reads crosehur Market street On SUNDAYS—Can leave Illeventh and Market Ms. at 7.46 P. 11 . to connect with Pittsburg and Erie Man. and at 10.25, P..M. with Philadelphia Express. ' Mann?' Baggage Express will hereafter be located at No. Ii South Eleventh street. Puttee desiring baggage taken to the Crane, can have it done at reasonable raise u application to him. firAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT THUS: MAIL TRAIN 13 .... m. peon ectoommoliViiisii;liO. PAST • LINE. . "" 19.00 Id . M. P u ßlE sua h ACCOMMODATION —• " 2. 3 P" LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION..." " 4.00' " PAOLI TRAIN. No.. 2. .• 6.30 " PITTSBURG AND " 680 " PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ........... " 1110 _ _ PIT'D3IIIIIIO AND ERIB .— " S 30 A._ M. PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS .. ... " 7.06 PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 1.... " 8.2) " PARICESEURG." 9.30 " LANCASTER - 12 30 P. M. PAST L1NE........... " 12.50 " PAOLPACCOMMODATION, ,NO. " 4.40 " MAIL 'PRAM. " 5.45 " 11.131111 BURG AucthuaiDencopr... 9.40 " Philadelphia Express leaves daily.. Pittsburg and Brie Mail leaves daily (except 'Saturday/. All other Trains daily (except sunday.).. _ The Penn s ylva nia Railroad voronany will not assume any tisk for Baggage, except for Wearing Apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding,that amount in valuta will be at the risk of the owner, unless taken by ape. Ida oentract. For further information, as to time aird.eonnections„ see bills and framed cards, or apply to JOHN It. VAN - L3lOl. U., Ticket Agent, at the Depot. An Emigrant Train rune daily (except Sunder ) Nor full Information as to fare and ammnimodations. Apply to FRANCIS PUNK. 22te tf 137 DOOK. Street. 1865. WININIE 1865. PHILADELPHIA A.ND ERUg Mira. ZOAD. • great lino traverses the Northern and Northwest ootualles of Pennsylvania to the fat of Br% LakwEri , It has be en leased by the PNNNSYLNANIA. =Hr. 110 AD OOMPAITY, Sad is operated by therm. , Its entire length was omitted for passenger and la since October Mb, - • TIME OF PAssimemasems AT PIEMADIUMILL /414111 WeatwArd. Nal Train— - - &86 r. IL Look Baran Accommodation Train....4*".. ataii A. M. Passenger cars run through on Mail Plain without ohmage both ways between Philadelphia and Brie. and Baltimore and Erie. Elegant Sleeping cars on Ninths anwess Trans nowt wale between PhUadelphisland Lock Haym,_ sad on Elmira Mt - press Vail both ways betweenWillls~rt and Baltimore. _ For infonnation respecting Passenner baldness. *MO corner MiETIETK and MARKET . Philadalpma. And for freight hominess of the Go_wimhrujAsisntas S. .B KINGSTON. Jr., corner ThOUTIN.. as l MARKET Streets. Philadelphia. Z. W. RITHOLDS, Brie. J. M. DRELL, Agent N. C. R. 8., Baltimore. H. H. HOUST_ General Itrelect Agent. Philadsdphia. W GWHINBR, Genesi JOSI lisket TlU no t ` Age, lls POWS. dedli-ti General Manager. WillianuMeet Mums NORTH PKNITSYL. MANIA RAILROAD —Pm BETRLBRIOI. ' 1)0113113TOWN NABOB 5H011.13. *ASTON WILLIAMSPORT ABBR. &a. WT ARITIAIIII Passenger Tra lN ins lem NB ve the new poet, INERD iltreid, above Thom Peen street, daily (Sundays emoted). all follows: 4 . At 7.80 A. IL Olrpress) for Betidebeen. AilentoWlN. Mush Chunk, Hazleton, Wllliammoort. Wi/lote. Dame, dm. At 3.30 P. '. L (Birprees) for lkdbleheta, Natoli. Ilka. At 6.76 #L for Bethlehem'. Allentown. Malik Chunk, , For - Doylestown at 9.601. M. and LIS EN. 3Por Port Washington at 1.15 P. M. !or Lansdale at 6.M P. M. White eanof the Second and Third-streets Liss City Passenger ll i tzgy ron directly to the new Beget. 8 POR PHILADRLPHIA. P Dom Bethlehem at 6.30 A. If.. 10.01 A. M. and 5.11 M. Leave Doylestown at 6.30 A. A and L 46 P. M. Leave Lansdale at 41.10 AL M. Leave Port Washington at LSI P. /1. ON MINDAYS. Philadelphia for Doylentownat 0.30 A. IL and 4.14 P. IL ' Doylestown for Philadelphia at VA. IL and IP. M. Doll • DLLIS CLANK, Agent. ' FBBIZIIAII.4 11. INS •E . 1865•—P HI L -r-D ELYRIA' AND 'puma RAILROAD LINE to all points WEST. The direst rout* for the iiir• OIL REGIONS OF PINNSYLVANLi...IIIF WIL,LIANSPORT, BUFFALO, SUSPENSION BRIDGI,, ELNIRA. NIAGARA FALLS, and all places ln the Western and Northwestern States and the Canadas. TWO THROUGH TRAINS Leave Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Repot, Thir• t..nth and Callowhlll streets. [daily, (Sundays eg. copied ,) Morningfor the Ex No pre h s rt mid at 8 We A. st hi . as folloWe: s Afternoon Express at *4BO P. N. Making a direct connection intersecting reads. FOR THROUGH TICKETS to any paint, and further putionlars concerning tho different routes, apply at the TICKET OFFICE. 425 CEIESTGVT Street, - under the Philadelphia Bank. and °melte the OUO I OI6 Horne. N. VAN HORN. Ticket Agent, 425 Chestnut street. JOHN S. HILLBE. General Agent, Jai Thirteenth and CalloWhill streets. aming WEST JERSEY BAILBOAD LINES. NEW ARRANGEMENT. On and after MONDAY, January 2,1885, Trains will leave from WALNOY-ItYllxgrr.prenwee• 70r CAP E MAY, end a ll places south of 91111vOrs, s A.sxantrBF If. For MILLVILLE, BRIDGETON. SALEM, and all in te P. nnediate M. places south of lliseaboro, at 9 A. M. and 3 For autessoßo at 9 A. If, 12 80 P. and 3P. M. For wctoDBITEL GLOUCESTER, kg at 9-L K 12.80 . P. , 8 and 6.13. M. BEPUBNINO. Leave Cape May at 8.31 A. M. and 1145 A. M. Leave BlLthille at 9 A. AL and 8 P. M. Leave Bridgeton at 7. 10. A. X. and 830 P. X LOEVra Bale= at 7 A. M. and 8 P. M. Leave Woodbury at 7, 8.43, 'and 10.44 A. M., and 431 P. M. THE WEST MESSY IMPii ti ENS.consrAprr Veal ettendp alk ors, 31x"188 Bgal. nem.. d rkrolagA" other re sponsible Express Oonlpanies.to all a parts of the country, artiole entrusted to them. .d .d Spacial Messenger aecompanlos each Through Train. Office, Mo. 5 WALNUT Street. r . J. VAX ItINSBEZ Superintendent. . FIIIIADYLPHIA, January O. 1863. la3-tf Aga STEAM WEEKLY TO Li • VIBPOOL, tonshing at carsarasTowx. (Cork Harbor. ) The well-Ulm]: Steamers of the Lieu. pool, New York, MEd PhilealPhin Sfealwaig i aoirn, %Inman Line), tarrying the U. S. are. ten ed to mar as foUowa CITY OF LOADON... BTNA... brill OF BOIsTON ....... and every seseeeding Beturday at Noon, horn Flax Si North Biro. _ • RATES 07 NUM I: _ Pa yable in Gold. Or its eQulyalent Onn 00 UMBAGE.. 4310 00 do to London.. • . 86 0:1 do to London... 34 00 do to Paris —•96 00 do to Paris 40 00 do to Hamburg.. IX) 00 do to Hamburg.. 87 00 Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Bat. tardam, entwenr, ac t at Kindly low rata*. Fares from Liverpoo l or Queenztoilia: lit Cabin, L45.Th05e4105. Meris from 'Awl/0a or Queenstown, 1180. Those who wis hto tend for their Mends can u 3 tickets hers at those rates. . . . . Yor ttrthez informetton Andy et the COZnnalt7't °Mee, JOMI G. DALE, Agent, - fel4.trah4 111 WALNUT Street. Phlladelphle. alin BOSTON 201 D PHILADEL. PHIA STEAMSHIP LBlB,sanina fions weak port on BATII.EDATB, from diet wharf above pLiE3 BOW. Philadelphia. and Lon/ Wharf. Boston. The atearnebip SAXON, Capt. Matthews. from Phila delphia for Boston on Elaturday,ieb!'3l3sh. at 10 • M., and eteamship IgOIIIIIA.A. Cam Balm, will sail from Boston for Philadelphia. on the same day at 4P. M. These new and imbatanttal steamships form a Tactility Una, sailing from sash Dort mutually on Saturdays. Inserting's greeted at one-half tits rreiniuseabggiret on the vassal*. Freights taken at fair rates. •iwire ere reoneuted to see/ Me Ewa leto maid 18111, Of I • In[ With their goods. Tor height or ramege rn r o Wtos eiwommodatioßS eet3l7 lASOR & tah22-1( UM South DELAWARE Aettewe BUTTERFIELD'S OVERLAND DISPATCH, Office No. 40 South FIFTH Wrest. A THROUGH FREIGHT LINII has been established, prepared to receive en "ham of Freight in the principal cities east of the Mississippi river. and to transportthe sane from nt of shipment TO ALL POINTS COLORADO, IDAHO, TAR, AIID MONTANA TIREITORIRS, 1170 N TITROVOR CONTRACT RATIN AV) MILS Of LADINO, Through Estes include ALL CHARGES—RaIIway, Transfer. Storage, and Forwarding Commissions on the Missouri rivet, and transportation upon the Plains— thus enabling the Shipper to obtain a THROUGH Colt- TRACT for his freight for a distanoe of OVER THREE THOUSAND MU.BS and relieving him from all respon sibilities and anxieties incident to the past di/organised end breePorudble system of Plaine transportation. Our Agente In New York. Boston * Phlladelptda,Pßts burg. Chicago, St. Louis, and Burlington, lowa, are prepared_ at all seasons to meekly* and ship at the LOWEST THROUGH TARIFF RATES. This Company aasumeaALL THI RROPONSIBILITY of Losses, Damages, or Overcharges on .Prsight while in transit from point of shipment to Nam of destination. The New York office is in possession of a full set of TRACI BOOKS. showing the date of shipment, the time it passes the Mississippi river. is reoeived at and !hipped from the Company's Warehoasar at Atchison (Kansas). the character of the trains moving upon the Plains, the date it pastes Port Kearney, arrives at Den ver. Is received at destination, and the apparent wadi lion of the Wares along the entire route. Sir If Damages or Lome" occar.Shlppen are noted in time to duplicate any Imr.ortant portion of the ship. mans. These books are open for the inspeetion of our cus tomers at all times, and parties shipping by this Line willbekept informed by eorrespondense of the exact condition of their shipment'. Merchants and Mining Men in the Ten Rorie' ordering Goods, should be particular toxic. butrnotiontto mark eases "pia BUTTMYIELD'S OVERT. A RD DESPATCH. Atchison, Kansas." and have them shipped under the instructions of our Agent sit point of shipment Letters of inquiry addressed to our °thee at ATCHI SON. Kansas; No. 1 YBSEY Street, Astor Romps,, New York; or Southwest corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia. will be promptly and reliably answered. D. A. larrraßTll It. Proprietor. A. W SPALDING, General Anent, Yew York. Wit H. MOORE. Anent. Philadelphia del& tf DITHB,LDGE'I3 6 PATENT YS ILiNT (LAN EXTRA HIATT LAMP ORIXXXXS. The world-wide reputation which these Chimneys have acquired is due to their acknowledgedzeberiority over all others. This superiority is derived from three sources: let. Being Ifty per cent. heavier than the common Chimney, they may be handled with much leas oars. 24. The oval shape is an adaptation to the fiat flame, the Chimney being at all points the same distance from the heat, so that the danger of cracking by unequal ex pansion is avoided 361. The material of which these Chimneys are manu factured is unequalled by any other glass as a rapid conductor of heat; and, practically, it is found that the. eombination renders them almost entirely free from liability to destruction by the heat of the flame. Hones the obstacle in the way of the universal nee of Carbon 011, found in the unreasonable expense for Chimneys. has beer , et mud »roved by the intro dnatim dfll met and remove . P ROOFirinetiitof DITHRIDGWS PIR OHMS - WO. The popularity of these Chimneys has indneed some am rtimipleat persons to make nse of oar name and trade marks, and their reputation has been partially Impaired by the wor !atomises of spurious Chimneys sold aglow& Parties who have been annoyed with the amoking ol sget i l i as t a n Chimneys world do well to cell and try 10. tbAl e have appointed Messrs. PRIMUS' & DRIDED, 1.05/ South SSOOND Street. Sole A g e to for our Obtainers in Philadelphia, from whom they 'an be oh tetned any quantity, at mannfaetnrer's prises. with :he addition of height D. DITHRIDOR, PORT PITT GLASS WORKS. Jal9-SaiWABRINGTOD . Plttsbarc Pau& FISHArm CANNEDMTI3. bbls Mess mails . 2 Mackerel. 2, iioi) SIM &Matted meiba, I.obetoro: +to for Ws by P. 0 BIIP.B,OIJiI, . .1 gis U 6 Monk ISOM' EltrooL ,gHOVELS AND SPADES. 1,100 dos at reduced prim. at ORO. RAIMMAIS'B 'CROYIL FACTORY, northwest corner QUARRY and iRRAD Streets. between Arils and Raoe and Second owl Third Wrests. .103-inwricao VEW PECAN NUTS—LARGE AND 4 .‘ dim lauding from brit Ida MoLood. from New Orldsoo..and for sale.by • '7013)IPII R 1317PSIZE & CO.. v. 16 tkom3V 1108 kad LID 00IITLi WUAL/Virla, IRAILROAIt LENEff. SHIPPING. SATURDAY, Yet). 18. SATURDAY, Feb, f 6. PROPOSALS. OUA.RTERMAIITER'S 'D BPART .wo ILINT, Ilar/ARNAUD Street. Plilladeaphis, yrs; l'anauenv le, lsee., SIALID PROPOSALS will be received , at . th . 1s ease; until 12 o'clock N. ,TBIDAT, lrebrisary 24th. VIC for the Immediate delivery at the tinned States Eltorshouse: 114BOTIN Street wharf. of • 260 Sets two horse Ambulance Harness. oomrceitor theism,' to be of the best quality and make. and lug to the iseceetion of an inspector appointed cm this part of the Bovernment The above de aoribed Harness to be made in actor& ales with ample and specifications at the HallOVer. street Storehouse. Biddereirrill eta%price both In writing and Soiree: Ito Inciude booms and dafsery), the quantity bid for. and the shortest possible time they can deliver them in. All proposals must be made out on printed blanks. which may be -had on applioation at th is office. other ',teethe bid will be rejected. Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible Per sona, whose Elgnatares must be appended to the guaran tee, and certified to as being good end sufficient aeon illy for the amount involved, by the United States Dis trict ; otherwise rae bid Collector. or other public (Meer thewill not be considered. The right is reserved to reject ail bids deemed too Wish. Bide from defaulting contractors, and those that do not fully comply with the requirements of this adver tisement, will not be coneldered. By order of Col. IL Bine. Chief Quartermaster. GEORGIE B 011115, fen et Captalis and A. R. H. pßoposALs FOR MARURB. QuAtitvuegAstia. OturSßAL'a Ognora, . Flan Damsels. WANUNOTON Crff. February 10, 1865. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ollee until WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1865, at 19 o'clock 8.. for the purchase of all the MANORS that may be pro cured from the- stables and corrals of the Gleaboro De pot, near Washington D. 0.. w Rhin the twelve month" next succeeding Aprll ' l,lB6s. The successful bidder will be I &mired to have barges or boats moored at the wharf at Glesboro in constant readiness to receive the manure which may avocusin /ate. The Leaked States will deliver the manure in the said barges or boat", and will designate en agent to it adrapidly as loaded Bidders must state the price per cubic Yard. An Oath of allegiance will be require I. from each bidder. 'Payment will be required to be made In Government funds atthe end of each mouth for the manure delivered in the barges during the month. Bonds, with approved securities, will be required from the party awarded. in the sum of tea thousand (10,000) dollars. l he Department reserves the right to reject any pro. posal not deemed advantageous to the United States. Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned. Waahlngton D. P. and method -on the envelope "Pro- Penis for M an ure : ' JAMBS A. REIN. • Colonel in charge let Division,. 1.16-lag Q. M. G. 0. QIIARTERMLBTER'BDEPART. MEET, corner TWELFTH and GULLED Streets. gwrzanurins,. , February 14,1866. SEALED PEON:Mita will be received at this belie until 12 o'clock If. „T(flie.DAY, February 21. Usk for the Immediate delivery at the Salted States Store house, Ranover-strest what. of the following arti cles, viz 100,000 feet 1-inch white oak boards, Kure edge, well seasoned, best axiality. 60.000 feet lliAnth white oak plank, bes - t quality, well seasoned. 60.000 feet 2.inch white oak plank: beet qualitY, well seasoed. 6N( n OO feet 2%-inoh white oak plank. best quatitY. oned. WWI mo 00,000 feet S. inch whits bak plank. but quality. Well seasoned. 20,000 feet &Inch white oak plank. beet caalltf. well gemmed. 60,000 feet 13i•ineh 'hickory plank, best quailif , well seuened. 60,(00 feet frinch hickory plank, best quality. Well seasoned. 60,0(0feet 23(,-inch hickory plank, best quality. well seasoned WOW feet Windt loth plane. square edge, well sea • soned, best quality. 26,000 feet•g•ineh ash plank, sums edge. well sea soned beet quality. 26,000 feet 2H-boob ask plank. square edge, well sea soned. best quality. 6.000 coupling poles, for army wagons. %WO ridge poles, for army 111%ffOriA. 2,000 wagon tongues (not ironed) MOO hoands. front, for army wagon. 2,ign heralds, hind, for army wagons. 3,0(0 wagon spokee, IR-inch. SACO wagon spokes; Inch. 0400Wagen snakes, 211-inch, front. • o,ooo.watoll spokes. 2 -btu, hind. 0.0300 wagon spokes, 3- inch. treat, 2, COO foU troughs 10) nets bent Woes. IR-inch. (=Wanes? oak or hickory. seasoned. All of the above-described to be of the best quality and =Neat to lb* inspection of an inspector ap pointed on the part of the Government. Bidders will state price. both in writing and ligursa. and the amount or quantity of each article bid for. Beek bid must be mauler' by two responsible Pa. Kamm hose Amato's' must be appended to the gamma tee. and °suttee& tows being good and sufficient security for the amount involved by the United States District Judge, Attorney or Collector, or other public officer: otherwise the bid will not be considered. . Theright la reserved to motet all bide demiddloo high, and no bid front a defaulting contractor will be received. BY order of clol. S Biggs, Chief Quartermaster. GEO. R. ORME, hl4-7t Captain and A. Q ' M. COPARTNEBSHIPS. lIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. —The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned under the inn of RHOADS at HIAORLS Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The bueiness of the late firm will be settled by Jere miah Rhoads, who is alone authorised to use the firm name in liquidation. Jllltgaild.ll 11170 Ale, WILLIAM H/Egliti, Jr. Pawner, 8.1886, fel6-12t* DISSOLUTION.- TH E PARTNER nap heretofore existing wsder the Arm of NICK RRSON, MORRIS, & MOSSLEY is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The brusinees will be settled at the old stand, 435 &MIMI' Ilk NELSON- J. NICICSRSOR, M. R. SAR. W. B . MOSS IS LBY. PEIMADILPHIA, Feb 16, 1866. NELSON 3. ELOKERSON mid WESLEY B. MOSELEY have this day entered into co_partnerebip under the firm of EICEEESOE 3 MOSELEY. for the transaction of the Wholesale Boot and Shoe-Bueinees, at the old -Maud. 43.5 SUBMIT Street. N. . 7. NICKBESO4, W. B. MOS.ELIT. PlimAnatnri.a, Feb. 15,1555. fel7-31,* DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.--' The embseribers. heretofore trading ander the lime of REYNOLDS, HOWELL & REIPP Philadelphia, and HOWELL , BROKE, "itM ,. 2 t B Nr_ 0rK71146 " -Im° day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. The business of the late inns will be settled at No 130 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, and No. VI WATER Street, New York. THOICPSON REYNOLDS, CHARLES HOWELL, BENJAMIN REIFF. WILLIAM H. HOWELL, THOMAS T. BARR. PRELADiII.PMA, Jan. Si. MC • coriamrx .--Tue undersigned have this day worship HARVEY . slyle Dad Arm of frelli P tlTWf ° ELL, & Mladelbhts And & CIO, New York . and will ' con. Haze the Wholesale Grocery business at the old stands. No. 130 North THIRD Street, Philndelohinould No. 97 WATER Street. Hew York. BENJAMIN REIFF, OHABLES HOWELL, WILGLAM HOWELL, THOMAS T. BASH WILLLtH HARVEY Purceson.rau. Feb. 1 1k65. LEGAL. UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS TRICT OF RENNSTLVA NI il.. —Soy. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE MARbEAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN SYLVANLi. —Gammon' WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly and duly proceeed log on a libel, filed in the name of the United States °lamellas, hath decreed all Portion', in general who have,or pretend to hays any right, titie,or interest In the tchooner "COQUETTE" whereof— Is master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the cargo now or late lad en on board thereof, captured In the Cons babes river. South Carolina, by a vessel or Tenets of war of the United States, at present unknown, to be monithed, cited, and called to judgment, at the time and piece underwritten, and to the effect hereafter expressed (iustioe to requiring). Yon are therefore charged and strictly enjoined and commanded, that you omit not, but that by publishing these presents In at least two of the daily newspapers printed and polo. Halted in the city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal la te:liven-e'er. you do monist' and cite, or cane to be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who have, or pretend to have. any right, title, or in terest in the said Schooner " coQuarts." her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the cargo now or lately laden on board thereof, to appear before the Honorable JOHN CADWADA.DER, the Judge of the said Court, at the District Court room, In the sits of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after publication of these pre sents, if It be a court day, or else on the next court day followleg, between the usual hours of hearing CUM!, then and there to show, or a.lege, in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful :moues. If any , they have; why the said Schooner COQUETTE, ' her tackle. apparel, and furniture, and the cargo now or lately laden on boat d thereof. should not be pronounced to belong, at the time of the capture of the same.(to the enemies of the United States and as goods of their ene mies or otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful wizes• and further to do and receive in this behalf as to justice shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally (to whoneby the tenor of these presents it is also intimated). that if they shall not appear at the time and place above mentioned, or appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful cants to the con trary, then said District Court doth intend and will Proceed to adjudicati mon the said capture and may Pronounce that the said Schooner " COQUETTE," her tackle, apparel. and furniture, and the cargo now or lately laden on board thereof did belong, at the time of the capture of the came, to the enemies of the United States of America, and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise. liable and subject to confiscation and con demnation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence or rather cor tun:racy of the persons so cited and intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the said District Court what you shall do in the premises, together with these pre sents. Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWI.LADIIII, judge of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this sixteenth day of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1866, audio the eighty-ninth year of the independence of the said United btates. 0. B. FOX,. fe18• St Clerk of the District Court. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY ADD COUNTY OF PfilL ADELPRIA. Estate of NATHAN TAYLOR, Deceased. The Auditor appointed by the court to audit, settle, gad aditust the second and final account of AUGUSTA. MALL and ISAAC S. SIMEILL, Exdcators of NA- T Alt TAILOR, deceased. and to report dlatribation of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet thepartiestntereated fo the purposes of his appointment, on WEDNESDAY, March Ist. A. D., 18.55, at 4 o'clock. P. M., at his Office. southwest corner EIGHTH and LO. OUST Streets, in the pity of Philadelphia. fel/I-Windt TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THS CITY AND_9OIINTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Estate of EBENEZER. COLEMAN, decease& The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and adjust the account of PHILEMON COLEMAN. Ad ministrator of the Estate of said deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the account ant. will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his appointment on MONDAY, February 20th, 1866, at 4 on, o'clo of ck Phil P. AL at Be. 14S South SIXTH Street, is the adelphia. felo-fmwat H. B. WALLACE, Auditor. TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TN THE CITY AND COUNTY" OP PHIL tDELPHIA. Estate of HART/ ORARDOM. Deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and adjust the account of JOSEPH PRICE, Executor of Samuel E. Simmons, who was Executor of Hartt Oran dom,-deceased , and to report distribution of the ba lance in the hands of the aeoonntant, will meet the parties interested, for the Purposes of ht. aDpointinent. on TUESDAY. the 281 h day of Pebrnary. 1855. at 11 o'clock A. R. at his office No, 471 South I'IPTH Street. in the city of Phllad c ataia. fefi•mwfBt J H A. CLAY, Auditor. TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TEM CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. Estate of BARBARA PAUL, deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Coon to audit, settle. and m a id Estate accoun re po rt ACOB HEBB, Administrator of maid Estate, and to dletrihutloil of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the puttee interested, for the purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY. Febrnary 27. 1965, at 12 o'clock 8., at Ito. 130 South SIXTH Street, 111 the city of Philadelphia. fel9-mwfr ft H. 0. THOMPEON, Auditor. TN THE COUBT OF COMMON PLEAS IN FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA DELPHIA_ ANNE MARIA B. SEITZ vs. CHARLIE REITZ, 11. pt Term 1/364. ho. M. In Divorce. TO CHARLES SEITZ: & 5 : You mill tak e . notice that the Court has granted a rule noon you. returnable SATURDAY. February 25, 1815, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause Why a divorce a vineme zneartmontt sbould /not be decreed, personal nerds, laving failed on account of your absence. tel3-ma 9t HENRY R. EDMUNDS. Attorney for Libelant. - `STATE OF JOSEPH WAYNE, D. A- , CEA O BD. —Letters testamentary upon the estate of Joseph 'Wayne, deceased having been granted in the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requeeted to make payment. and those having °Mins against the same will present them without delay, to JACOB E .11 - E RIC K. JOSEPH WAYNE, .Tn.. Executors, jal6- met. rfo. A 6 South FOUST ti Street, MARSHAL'S SALES. MARSHAL'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OP Judgeof Sale, by the Efoa. JOHN CADW&L DKR, of the District °meat of the United States. in and for the Sestern District of Pennsylvania. to ad- Inizaity, tone directed. wilt be sold at pnblie sale, to the highest and beat bidder. for cash. at Mialikti SA% STORE. Do. 14.1 Bluth R.HoriT Street. on Tridßpdir. Meech 7 lids, et o'cloek, the cargo of the sonooner COQUATTD. ohneiCting tit'74 bales of Bea Island Cotton. • _ (AAA. MILL WARD. U. a. D.' of PetincylEaleis• RvlLADuziva. Feb. Ir. isti. 414 Ot FOR calm AND TO LET. a HOTEL FOR SALE, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. • large, commodious. long establlehed N otel. is the lower Part of the city of New York. doing film:wishing business, is offered et private lalte, thaludleg.t pro tases, good-will, farsilture. GOMPlete to all re. speci o7 e. Property in fee. AP to A. 3. BLEFAIRER, SON', k (30, Auctioneers and Heal Heats Brokers. 1•8-wrin7t 77 OBBAN Street, New York. 0, FOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE •, - 11YINELLINBIEB6 GREEN Street, Wit* hate ship• yard. and early possession. B V 01. Bi N. 1,3 South FOURTH Street. fol&lf Or 9. W . car. SIVER7RESTEL and OREM di FOR SALE, ON VERY EASY .ma terms. HOUSE No. 224 South Ninth strait, 22 feet "rout. Contains Ibtrteen Boom and Basement Office. .ADPIY It 1510 MISER Street. di FOR BALE CHEAP—A VERY 4/0 desirable small PARK of 29 warm & with mode rate improvements, on a Railroad 7 MUM from the city; about 10 trains pans daily. B.- P. GLE3N. felB-If 123 Booth FOURTH Street. gi GOOD INVESTMENT-FOR SALE, .W.l. BRICK DWELLING on South side of Wallami_M ai below 11th, with 3 small dwellings in the rear. W rent to pay over ten per eent also &Imes Lumber of first elate dwellings Is minus /ocalltlea. B. F, GLIM, 123 South FOUEPIinEe felB tt or Southwest Cor. Seventeenth and Omen MIL al FOR SALE-LARGE FOUNDRY 2= and MACHINE 8110? in fall operation, with the working stock and tools, patterns, sec., of every de scription, necessary for doing a large and succuefal business, situated on a railroad about twenty miles from Philadelphia. B F. GLENN. felli•tt 123 South FOURTH Street. da FOR PETROLEUM-8 E VEN JIM gores ground, part below Kant street, KO to 1.000 feet front reeidenees; 4.000 feel east of Oas Works, the railroad to which rune through it. Fifty feet suave of the premises I. dug out to the depth of eight Mot. For sale by If. D. LIVSNSEFTHR, felB 129 South FOURTH Street. di FOR SA L E—A THREE-STORY Ant Brick dwelling HOUSE. Re. 810 North FIFTH Ht. abo•e Brown, weal elde,,twenty feet front and eve feet side yard, with double bask buildings immediate Poeteeslon given. Apply to • ktr PBIGL 126 N. TWELFTH Wee.. fal7 Bt•'. Corner of 01111Blii. din BUSINESS STAND.---ARCH-ST. MidaPROPEETY, No. 933-20 by 150 feet deep—for sale on accommodating terms, or will be let on an improv ing less, fora aka e. Location is. or coon will be. one of tke best in the oitr for either wholesale or retail brininess. AB AVM ta-P 276 South THIRD Street. ai FOR SALE-THE RESIDENCE, Asa Ito, 713 FEAIIIELIII Street. between Goatee and Brows streets. For terms, permit to examine. dte., ap plifirst, betwees2 and 4 o'clock P. IL, to B. J. C. WALKER. At , Orney at-Law, felt4Dto 505 WALNUT Street. al LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO- AwaTICRTY FOR BALI—The very Urea and sommo dious LOT and BUILDING. No. 308 ORB RRY Street, near the santre of business, carom sin stgl feet on °sem street, depth O 6 feet, bolas 76 feet wide OIL the Tsar of the lot and at that width °pontos to a large sert-wa, leadiait to Cherry 8188 A street ND Its PO ad SITION vantages of are randy lint with. APP is ea the premises. sel2-em* di FOB BALL. TIM SUBSCRIBER 111m1 attars for sale his country goat, within half a mile of Wilm . . Delaware. on the Newport pike, con taining t acres of good. land, in the maitre of which le a large lawn with a Ana variety of shade trees, ma gas, lindens. evergreens. etc, in all over a hundred 11-grown trees. The Improvements consist of a large and commodious Mamie*. flanked on the west by _two towers. one of which te four stories in height There are four large rooms on a floor, with a hall eleven by forty-two feet. The hones has the Dnodern improve ments. A hydraulic ram forces water from a spring into the upper story of the tower. There is also so Iron pump and hydrant ender a oovered area at the kitchen door. The out-buildings eonsist of a carriage. bowie and stable sufficient for four hornet; d several ear ingest alio, a hen, lee, and moire houses. The stable hue a hydrant in It. Good garden, with several varieties of dwarf-pear and grape vines in fall bearing. There are also several varieties of apple, cherry and chestnut trees. Terms :accommodating. POSMlSSiOn d aven at any time. Apply to _GLA. KS, n024-tf 831 Market street. Wilming ton. Del. aFOR BALE-VERY DEBIRA.- ETA IRON FORNACB PROPERTY. situated in McVeytown, MAIM county, Pennsylvania, within a short distance- of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Canal. The freehold property comprises a Furnace, with machinery of ample power to blow, using either sharcosi or anthracite coal; about thi rte en hundred acres of Timber land; also the celebrated Greenwood Pine Iron Ore Bank, aontaining.abottt seventeen acres, which produces in abundance the same Ors from which John A. Wright. Bag., makes his renowned sad justly celebrated locomotive tire and ear axles This is the only available property in the *Este which produces the ore requisite for establishing a business of dike cha racter. There are also about one hundred and lifty &area of land within hall s mile of the Furnace, held under longleasea, from which abundance of excellent henna -lite ore can be taken, on which shafts have been re eently sunk, and which will produce sufficient ore to supply' the Furnace. Soft Fossil Ore is also abundant in the neighborhood. Charcoal in any s q uantities can be bad, delivered at the Furnace is well situated for the markets. having water and railroad communication with Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Balti more,Harrisburg, and other important manufacturing to wn Also connected with the above, a Forge Property now operatign, manufacturing hammered blooms, and rolled slabhiooma. Motive power, steam. and water. For PIICO and further particulars. apply to BURROUGHS, fit lm loB South FOURTH Street , Philadelphia. A TO NURSERYMEN AND °T assn. EVERGREEN NURSERY, Woodbß RALE rirr N. .J., FO Established in 11151. Owing to the death of the proprietor. DAVID J. GEISCOM, the grounds and entire stock of this well -established Nursery are foreale.oomprlaingaboutaisty five acres, stocked with Deciduous. Evergreen, and. Fruit Trees. in all their popular varieties. The sped nitnaintetlessEhttki l iatabir fii;la r, aitt' h , e st r ir snit symmetry, COMPIiAZIff mom, erste rare and hardy ever greens. The buildings are all good. and ample for the Purpose. The above property is in a thriving neighbor hood. and within a few hundred yards. of the depot of the West Jersey Railroad, and offers every opportu nity for the profitable prosecution of the business. Adjoining the above will be sold a valuable tract of fifty tones, well calculated for a small farm, or sites for counter residences. It has all the advantages of good coil, high and. healthy location, aearness to marget, schools, railroad depot, and good navigatlen. Weald divide well into eight or ten. acre farms. Terme ramirrate, and title Indisputable. Those wishing to view either proptrty.or wanting in formation, will apply to IWhi R. TATUM; or. W.M. WADE GELECON, Acting Executors , fe 7,11 0 13 - 3 t * Woodbury, N. J. nm AND FARMING LANDS FOR SALE. The undersied has 4.000 acres of land in Wetzel county', West Virginia, for sale. This land is rich:and lies well for farming purposes. It is also well - located for Oil, as oil tee been discovered in all directions around it. lost of the lands - 1n the vicinity are either bought up or leased for Oil purposes. This land Will be sold all in one parcel or In separate tracts to snit purchasers. For farther particulars, inquire of the undersigned. DAVID NoCiAIiTNEY tel4oots BABFIBBVILLE, Belmont Go, Ohio. T'OR.BALE-A-LARGE LOT, CORNER -a- of Richmond and Plum streets, Kensington, near Cramp's Shipyard, 177 feet by MD feet, With once and dwelling thereon. A lot adjoining, 150 feet by 130 feet, with four small houses thereon. Large lot on the Delaware river, 'between Westmore land and Ontario streets,Boo feet front on the river, 2,672 feet deep, having eleven fronts. A lot on Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Oxford street, SOO feet front, ZOO feet deep; a fine stone quarry With railroad sidellmt into the quarry. A lot isomer of Somerset street and Trenton avenue. dO feet by 790 feet A lot corner of Somerset street and Gunner's Run Canal, 180 feet by 212 feet. A clay lot, near Nicetown, on the Plank road, ad lof nin it Rowlett ' brick yard,Soo feet front.2oo feet deep. A lot on Costello- street. Germantown. 152 feet front. MS feet deep. Will be sold very low. Terms easy. Apply to .7. or A. LONGSTRITH, 619 WALNUT Street. or 3128-IM , 1511 North ELEVENTH Street T 0 L T-FOR BALBBROOMB OR A- light mesafacturing parposes, the elver stories of building northwest corner of BIGHTS and MARKET, Apply in the store. Unit OR BENT—SEITBRAL ROOMS IN A • the THLIII7IITOBY of the Building on the south west corner of SMITH and OEDISTNUT Streets. Ap ply at this offloe. - isl3-tf w .ftiST VIRGLNLA. LAND OFFICE, PARKERSBURG. IMPORTANT TO On CIST S OMPANIES AND CAPI TAL BURGESS & (formerly of Philadelphia SURVEYOR% CONTSYANOES% DRAUGHTSMEN. AND DEALERS IN OM BAWDS, Have opened. an Office in PARKERSBURG for'the purchase and sale of Oil Lands, Surveying and Con veyancing Lends surveyed and/ mapped, Titles ex amined.. Deeds and Leases drawn. companies and In dividual regardingttended to. Parties desiring in. formation Lands, Companies. Wells, 40.. mall or otherwise,promptly answered. Persons vieiting the great oil regions of West Virginia Will Ind it to their interest to call upon BURGESS A PAIBT. feS-Ins Parkersburg, West Virginia. A. M. Brims& J. t. H.rarer. m7rlii Itoxas J. Crium. oßam MILLERS Er_ LEHIGH AND SCHITYLKILL COAL, Carefully Ock e ll s and s n c d e oneb eaqudA llnitva ably at the lowest cash plisse. °Sloe and Yard, WILLOW, below FIFTEENTH Street. "Kir Orders can be left* 146 North SIXTH Street. 653 North TENTH Street, 5433 BeNOLAY Streit* or through the Pout Oglce. which will be ProiluPtbr satlefactorllY tilled . 017.11 m E BUERRINER, NEW COAL DEPOT, • Bona abut, above Moth street. Constantly on hand superior qualities of Lehleh and Schuylkill Coal, selected expreseWor family at the lowest market prices- .firf Twen: ll = street, below Arch street, Oinell 119 South WWI.= Street. calltdut a'+ENG' E EAGLE VEIN CGAL, EQUAL, IP ROT SITPEBIOR TO LEHIGH. A trial will immure your custom. Bg and Store die_ a, 1110 per ton; Large Rut, Office 1.211 Routh 'FOURTH Street, below Chestnut. Depot 1419 cALLowarra Street, above Brost!. ael4.oat ELLIE BEARBOE. COAL SUGAR LOAF, BRANEII MEADOW, and Spring Mountain LohigitOoni. and bud Locust Mountain. hum Solturill. prepared ex. ProeMr WILLOWIy WIC Depot N. W corner MNTH and treets. OM, No. 11 * South S NOOND Street. arddi] - J. WALTON k 00. uia l tripN "LOCHIEIe " (Late ' He Hotel,) Horner of THIRD and rVe MARKET Street'. ARIUSBURG, Pa. The attention of the travelling public is most reaped fully called to this old. established etutd, which for the put Ave months has been- closed to trade. and daring that time has been thoroughly remodeled, repaired, and newly furnished throughout. nail it now pousessee all the conveniences pertaining to a fi rst elate hohd. which are la any manner calculated to insole the perfect arm• fort of Its gusts. Its situation alone would recommend it as a stopping plase,baing only two ands half squares from the delete; near enough to prove convenient. saincleattlY distant to avoid the annoyance of railroad noise and bustle. Thefurattere it entirety my,. r . OOMII large sad well ventilated, tibia imp li ed with every lunary the market ean Afford, while as to the management. Lt intruded to the Judgment of a discriminating public mate The Proprietor. haying determined to the cha racter and reputation of the house the object., without regard to wet, hopes to merit the patronage and favor*. hie opinin. of thou who dadgnotspping in the State capita .:ART-THOKAI3, Proprietor. JONES HOUSE Our. 11.411133 T STR:MT and Y1.118:TP BQUAIL HABILISDOBG. Pa. The Proprietor respectfully reruns his sineere thole to his friends for the verp liberal pstressge bestowal to the ROUES sines under his -IDanatement, and. would respectfully 'Mali a eoallananee of e same. del h Ern O. R. MANI. Proprietor. W iIITS VIRGIN WA.XOF ANTILLga, —A new French %mastic for beautifYing end. pre• serving the complenion. It is the moat wonderful coo*.. Pound of the age. There la neither chalk. powder. mat. biamuth. nor We in its nnAposilion. it being imposed went ire of pore Theo WoX; hones the ex traordinar ler mewling tbe skin. iukbeill soft. 'moth. f&n. awl transparent. It makes the ad appear young..the homely bandeeme.the handsome mom cam amp the moot beautiful divine .' Priam 90 and 00 meta. Priod oily by Eons CO. ParragAre. 41 South Ifignya_gtreet. two deem ebo4o -oonsima , end. na &nth Strait. Mem Walnut. isfpgra ('MR= - XOO/11 tASAYPION. Ilttl Booth TosuOlflf Strad, tie mond to follow the dualist) 1a the mat to; , 14 solos of War fornitazo. INtrolui4zo Will Divot call ens *mkt. ilei• - AV itTION SL LE; VIIREZBEI, BRINIJIY i a co., No. OTh CHESTNUT and GU JAYE& SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOCUPITIC DRY OS TUESDAY 1110EMINO, ' Feb. rid, at 10 o'clock. et (oar znoatha. packages and lota of lanai and atapie 1n1y..): 1 ', 1° . 4 socds. DOMESTIC GOODS FOR OAR& Biown and bleached sheeting' and ebirti.t., lr flannels, cornet jean., 10 4 and 11-4 bleackeo prints, satinets. balmorals. Arc. mt ISO CASES BLACK AND COLORED ALP.t.nr,. MONAIRS OF A SIIPIRIOR MARS ASS 4,l LIFT. ON TIINCDAT NONNINO, cases 8-4 flee black alpacas. oases 6-4 su perb u quality alpagas. cases 6 4 and high niers, for city tr.: Si. cases 6-4 high lustre pare mohairs cases 6.4 choice colons* pure mohair& cases silk plaid poplins sad mow rabiquar cases silk ch , ek poplins Sad plain mortaima.,, 3,600 LeOZgla LINEN CAMBRIC RAN 11 ei it 1,000 dOl, flee to ex, due linen eambeice hdkfs. 100 doz flue to ex flue hemstitched camhrirlx, 100 doz. fine to ex. fine hemstitched cambric ti t t Also. 200 dozen linen shirt fronts, lad 200 pisal iiyi melts. WRITE 000D4. Jsconat Cambric Swiss malls: Cheek and Bannock minding"- Willa-UK 44 ALSO. !.000 light, dark, and black and white baba sows of the sewer Sires. PACIFIC MAINZ% LINOS, do. Op TIIREIDAT. 4 cases Pacific dalainess. 3 cases check linos and mozambiquel. 2 cues Edlk check mohair' and roubahr... 3 cases brocade mohairs and strips poplin& BLACK ITALIAN CLOTHS. Ca Elie, ti, NO pieces due to extra black Italians. 100 pieces heavy black doeskin*. _pieces satinet's, ducks, canvass, do • &O. LlNltalt, PILLOW-CASE LINENS. LINEN DAM,, AND TABLE CLOTHS. OF AC/Mt/MATED tirear , ,a` Full-line 4 4 shirting lingua ine 40 to 64 inch pillow-case linens Fall line brown and Mancha lines damasks. Full-line brown and DV ached linen table-c 1),,,, 11A118111.T.,LISS AND TOILET QUILT& 8.4 to 14.4 extra qualiti Ull Kareeilles and toUat qt.", a& Black Bros de rhinee. acne Crs ll ". tarots& az • ventileanes, and changeable &rewires Toe PISCES SAX.OIIY WOVEN DEEM 00006 A FA T ON VOR UESDAYITE MARL . awes Balm stripe sad plaid crepes. wises cheek 101 l de nord. casts salm stripe and plaid chally& cases salm strips poPelline my*. muses neat plaid mosambiq ass. —eases reilk check Florida a sole. —aims mouseeline a sole. IC — cues chine ground Tie...wise. JOHN B. NYBEB & CO. Auorto l /ISM. Nos. A3S 'and m 34 . 1 „„‘ LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES Ina OAS& ARMY GOisoß, TRAVELLING BAGS. le ON =SSD Alf MAHN LNG, Heb. Slat, &t in o'clock. will be sold, by catalogu e , y four month's' credit, abont I,ICO oackagea boots , ahoy cavalry bootsobrogane, travelling baga. din • embrs va ," a prime and fresh assortment of let class city Eastern manufacture, which will be open for exam, tiara with catalogue', early on the morning of n e e . LARGE PEREMPTORY Selz OF BOOTS. SHOE, le BOTlCE.—lncladed in our large sale of hoot% 4,2,,;: &C.. TUESDAY MORNING, February desir a ble vitliba found in part the following N i and desirable assortment, viz Men',. boys', and youths' " calf, double sole, tit. welt. a n d purop.soi• diem boots: men's, bon', ut youths' kip and buff leather boots; men's too link Na g leg cavalry boots; men', and boys' calf bog Irm a Congreseboota and balmorale men' s, lona' arid yang super kip, buff and polished Rain half-welt and Ida:, sole brogans; ladies' fine kid. goat, morocco , azd all. mailed Patent sewed balmorala and Congress women's, misses'. and children's calf and bed balmorala ant lace boots; children's Ens kid srei city made lace boots; fancy sewedbalmorals and uia ties; ladles' fine Matt and colored lasting Coops.; uy aide lace gaiters; women's. =fates% and catd.- goats and morocco copper. galled lace boots; lutes' ta lad slippers; travelling bags; metallic overshoes. it POSITIYI BALK OF CARPFTINGS,MATYI3O9, OF FRIDAY NORDIN% February 24th. at 11 o'clock. will be sold. by am. Josue. on font monsba' CrSIM. anon, NO plots, rg Brunelie three-ply. impeillue. and five ingrain. T 37.1 Van. hemp, cottage, net, and rag carpeting,. cacta and cocoa mailings, de , embracing a choles &nor, want of =perk., goods. which may be examined mil on morning of mile. LARGE rosurvis SLLS OF 800 LOTS. AMMO ADD IMPOSTED DST GOODS. LINEN AND 21 SIERT GOODS, b catalogs& WSDREADA.T, Yell. 22d. commencing at 10 o'clock. compristsit and desirable assortment of new goods, adapted to to approaching MTHOMAS & SONS, • Es. 139 and 141 South FOURTH. Strwt SALES OF STOCKS AND BEAL lISTATX At the EXCHANGE. every TUESDAY. at a o'cden noon. 414- Handbills of each property homed serazstal, and oh the Satordarprenotts to each seek= can Vita, In pamphlet form, gaming full deecrt oat YURINI'I..E ti3 at the Auction re evay EiSDAY. Sir Particniar Attention given to Wes ai Pnyst Residences, at. Ralik No. 1626 Walnut street. ELEGANT FURNITURE. LARGE MIRRORS, CR. TAINS. OIL PAINTINGS, &o. ON TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 21, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1625 Walnut street• n - catalogue. including cult elegant rosewood draw;q• room furniture, crimson brocatella. large Freest Nat mantel mirrors, valuable oil paintings, satin eartea, bandaome oak antique library furniture, bapair dumber furniture. &a. May be examined the day previous to sale, betwsit 10 and 2 o'clock. Sale No wra North Twentieth Street HANDSOME. FURNITURE, F/A.NO, MIRROR. 11.• .O.REVIROS, VELVET CARPETS. &c. OR TUESDAY MORNING. 18th Inst.. at 10 o'clock. by catalogue. at No. 2.11 Yr, Twentieth street,:the very auperior parlor.dbarrag and chamber furniture,rosewood piano. by Bac, Bay en, French plate m antel mirrors. Sae engrarlip chira and glassware, elegant velvet camas. kitele furniture. The cabinet furniture WOW Made to order Moore & Campton. and le in excellent order. Mar s examined at to'olokk on the morning of salt. SALE or MISCELLANSOI7B BOOKS. On TOMDAT • FTAROO2I, February 2bst, at tits auction store. Mi‘cetlanin. books on various subjects. REAL ESTATE STOCKS. BONDS, An. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY EL =O.OlO City of Trenton. Bonds. 771 shares Union National Bank. • 100 shares Consolidation Union Bank. SS 000 U. S. tlYa twenties, and other docks. bonds*. VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTIES. DWELLINgi SUPERIOR FARMS, STOCKS, LOANS. arc FEBRUARY, by order of Orphans' Court. Execatm Truetees and others CARD- --Onr sales on Tueed.ay 110/Li WM comprise "FRANKLIN BUILDINGS." Sixth street, buwan Marketand Arch, 50 by 196. feet, and other valuable Mk nose properties: handsome and plain dwellings. Chem county Farm, gED acres land, &c. Alsa , ,a very occ amount of Bank and oiler Stocka..Loana. &c., aa• to Pamphlet Catalogue, 16 pagan. AT PRIVATE SA_LE. —Axery large amount and 7 e , ety of valuable property, including elegant Beside. •S Chestnut and . Waknut. greets.. Broad and 1 , 41:. , atreets. arc. See page 10 last Tuesday's catalogue; pages 31 and 12 for sales Eat and 26th February, aad 713, 14th and 21st March-5 sales.. . P HILIP FORD & CO.; AUOTIONESIM EMS MARKET and 522 COMMERCE Streets. POSiTIvE SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOOTS LID _ S HO. TMIS MOR ES NING, February 20th, commencing at 10 o'clock, we VIII 4 hy catalogue, for cash, 1.200 asses prime boots, Awe, brogans, baintondr, cavalry hoots- ge.. comprigni genet al assortment of goods, fromitrat-class man tkr* hirers, to which the attention of buyers is invited. ro6rrivz ,Lb OF 1,500 1 01 S 7D3 BOOTS atfp SHES. ON THITRADA O Y lioNirNo. February 23d, commending at 10 Edo*. we will el by catalogue, for cash, 1,600 cases prime boos, ehl,), brogans, , Wmorale, cavalry boots. dm.. from flret-ciae manufactarere, to wbich-the atteutlon of buyera-n 110tARRITT & CO., AUCTIONEERS, A- 0 2,30 NANKET Street, corner of RANH. NOTICE TO AUCTION .111TTEEtS. Large peremptory sale inio lots and packages Eta gocde. by catalogue. 013 TUESDAY' NORNLIga. February 2 1, at 10 o'clock, including sherbre We , oomprising - cases dry goods. canes clothing cams boots and shoes. 1 case whalebone driving Whips. Bilk. and cotton handkerchiefs. ALSO-NCO doz. ladies' and gents' hemmed and ose med-stitched French linen cambric, slit, and cony: handkerchiefs, being the balance of stook of an :a• pofl er. ALSO-900 loks domestic good& ALSO--63 cases boots, shoes, balmorals, der. fsl3•St MOH. J. ICHERAN: KEENAN & HANCOCK Jr. D. HArNs ATTORNEYS a lA*, INo. Si DIAMOND STREET. PITTSBURG. EMIR'S LAW BLOCS. P.lt AND allXidlir. VananeePL,.. One of th e above Arm beingpermanently 'tested"' each of these places, they will perform with thor"r" nese. natneee, and despatch a ll professional ba.inea , especially that connected With the 011 Interest, abi d may be entrusted to their care. Beer to Chief Justice WOODWARD. • Wllkesbarre, Ph, . Ex. Wet Justice Lowers rg . - Pittsbu. Hon. H . H. W. WiT.Tor • ln% - Midge DistrictCotut thlo-lle Pithsburz. ROBBAT J. Hi=SUS. HOFFMAN & JAMES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND COBTSTAIWBES,_ FRANKLIN. TEIVANFO COUNTY. PIADIA Sean= W. HOFFMAR, Wrciaim IL Joe (Late of Philadelphia.) REFER TO Marks I James VL Little, Elej E. O. Knight k W. O. Biddle & u.r-• W. Co..' H. It eaten & fell ie JOSHUA T. 0 WEN, ATTORNIgi counuos. AT LAW. AID BOLTOITON OI CLAIM. Ofilek SU I iltresti - ruar YOUDema Waslttustira. D Q. datAll GREAT TOBLOCO, Cif - AND PIPS STOldi% _ Na." 413. OTIESTDDT Street. etwadenem. Dam k eeps the greatest aasortmssat. Dean keepsthe east variety., Dean keeps the est general meg. • Xlim salt get any dof Tobame. Ida ten ,get any kind of Olgam. • Yon can get anykind of Photo. You can getanAr klad of Sam% AT DEAD'S•GREAT TOBACCO WON& ; No. 413 OBBSTNUT Street, Ph ll adelel Oda 'T'ia 4 When you go to Dean's _yon can get anrt.W. want In th e way YU& Fine Cot and Soto foes. Domes is and Havana - Clears Ares. 34 . • • -;- Nan haste the largest genera stock of Tobia s " 01 11 1111 4 AO., In th e United Slits.. m e 3 • mean's. tales are so extends* that he can 'Tors k• at about one-half what others sell for. Dean sells to thsArmY of the rotomaa • Dean sells to the Army of the James. Dean sena so the AMY of the Tennessee. Dean sells to the Army of the flomberlend- Ai; Gunboats all order their Tolmeco ( tri tgatir stro a, from DRAWS. No. 413 Pemmtranla merchants all build Dean'.. New Jersey mere/mats all buy at Dean's, Delaware Isterehante a/1 hay at Dean's. . 4 sr AA the, fan always get Jost what the; Wan.' ..."a Much laWst Price than they can elseWberel spa do not hare to pick up tner geode at os* stores. dstedo' All goods ordered are guaranteed t!javra p o oh 1 , Order once and YOU 111.11 always and '" °ls MOO as his plug and ins Chellig SIM smokbutt. 4, o . est and aims axe far ropootor to oth and • t , mach less. DIAJPg. No. 433 n023-tf niladml4 l- : -•-• /MANS & WATSON'S gror Aluil DER 8111 16 SO'OTH TOIIETH STREIT. PHILADELPHIA. PA.oi han • A large variety of 11111-PIiCKW hAJo" slu r d. THOIIB,ON , S LONDON KIT C/1* RIM. OR su - sODEON Realm. for hotels. or_public lastthitlon.s imam' T. D.,. PARENT SIZE& Also. PlAlsdelphis Hot-air Panacea, Portahle Heaters, LOWdOWEI Fizeboard stoves, Bath Rollers. Ste hole Plata" 6N aY ere. Cooking Slovea. ate.. At whalisale and re U. " the xsannfaetarers bIIA 811. 0 Mint R . ssuo % & THCAS O /_1„ _ 29. oe1• =them PHUADELPHIA SCALE wojtE.. FIPTIMITH Street arid rsknimvAisa aloe' feistbn DAVIS Jc C. _ - PARBITOMSGIOAL ES B e TIOND, with. fail descriptlons of chariate. DAY and EVENING, by JL. cerszb sal2-vr6m7y llln, s3olTri TINVISatr"' AI% MALCOLM MACH to o srEcrrAmm STORE. No. 71° FIPTH Street, below E ariu. ster- rein rizinm tod to milt all a4w. tug gsPaislaz santaiir nag ormatly WlDO,ted LIMON POSITIVE ELLS OF BRITISH. PRIME GERMAN, AIM DOMESTIC DRY GOOD& We will hold a large sale of foratga and dolnesdo goods, by catalog - meats at - edit of four months cat 'A t, for cash. Off TRIIRSDAY MORNING. labium, Md. at 10 o'clock. embracing &boat It packages and lots of staple and fancy articles Is vat ens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons, to white vi invite the attention of dealers N. E. — Samples of the same will be arranged for 4i emanation. with catalogues, early on the reoralan de, when dealers will And it to their tittered 4 attend. piENCOAST dti WARNOCK, LUG TIONSERS, 240 MARKET Street.
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