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arty hrr w. .mantle re. mat that MnniHiunliai;
Se kaaV4 Mt aa ten esnek, IT posstkl, la Moor
mi our euiifoau.
WBDNK8DAY, JULY 6, 1884.
TH DKMTBVCTIOS OF THE PIRATK.
Lt Secretary Wkllm rejoice. Let the
ebole tMtj fling up lu cap and hurrah with
Willi A. glorious victory for our nns has
Seea won npon the e, and the value of It U
rrcatly anbanced ty the peculiar clroum
Jt&ocos under which It occurred. The pirate
fjRMKM and hlsTessol, the Alabama, hire
long been the scourge and terror of our com
merce. Like Lafittk, or the Bed Rover,
Caade famous by the splendid gunlus of
Ooofeb, the Southern buccaneer has, for a
Jong time, been scouring the ocean from the
SlexicM Gulf to the Chinese shores, and prey
ing, with merciless rapacity and malice, on
very eraft that bore our flag. Our merchants
Wore reasonably alarmed for the security of
tbeir ships and cargoes. Our marine Insurance
Companies were altogether warranted in put
ting up the rates of policies covering any pro
erty exposed on the high seas under the
Strs and Stripes." In that state of appre
hension It was not at all to be wondered that
Xrltlsh shipping began to monopolize the car
lying trade between this country and the
foreign world, and that the British ship
Owners were disposed to wink ct every mea
sure and contrivance, however unlawful, that
Would contribute to destroy our commerce.
Sad throw the whole business and profits of
marine transportation lnt!o their hands.
But toe defeat of Si mis In a square, open,
ad pitched fight, and, the sinking of his vessel
sjrltA the loss of a number of his crew and the
froundlng of other, including himself, will
probably open the-'eyos of the English and also
the French Admiralty to the danger of op
posing our nt'vy In direct warfare, or by any
mean and eowardlyfeoUuslon with the plratl
1 CaptaAn Kldds of the bogus Government
ufchimond.
CaptWla WmsLOW, who commanded the
third-rate' screw steamer Keartage, Is reported
to have challenged Simmes to a naval duel,
andSuniM, with true Southern pluck, for
Which we give him all due credit, took up the
glove. He sailed or steamed out of the harbor
of Cherbourg, In which he had been permitted
. to repair his ship, and made right at the
Jyeartage, with an evident hope of using her
tip In a short and sharp engagement. But he
Jbund his match at last In the gallant con--,
mander and crew of that vessel, and after a fierce
encounter he got a broadside under his water,
line and went down lnglorlously.
We say lnglorlously, because the news we
'. get of the affair from Skmmks himself repre
sents . hint in the miserable character of a
plaintiff, who complains that the crew of the
Eeartage kept up the fight after the pirate
bad struck nor tlag. We do not know cer-
' talnly whether this complaint of Skmmbs Is
1 really well-founded, or only trumped up to
excite unjust feeling on the other side of the
irater against our navy. But be all that as It
! may, we should like to know what title a
pirate has to the comities of naval warfare ?
1 Is it possible that a lawless marauder on the
' ocean, who is assailing the commerce of any
one nation or of all nations, under the pre
tence of a legitimate belligerent right, is to
be suffered to enjoy the privileges of the decent
ad legal character he assumes t Privateering
is well understood by all naval powers
. Xt Is the right of preying on the commerce
of an enemy under the sanction of letters of
xnaiqueand reprisal, Issued by a recognized
government. But what nation la Christen
dom has recognized the Government of Jkf
. Veiwoh Davis? England and France have
retarded the Southern Rebels as belligerents,
wh'ch was a concession quite beyond the
limits of that law and policy which every
got ernment la interested to preserve as a pro
tection against the revolutionary attempts of
Its own disaffected subjects. But we very
much doubt whether the belligerent rights
conceded to a set of He be la on land will Jus
tify their extension on that maratimo domain
Which belongs to all de Jure governments
In common, and to them only.
A purely de facto government should have
So rights whatever beyond the land or water
that It actually occupies and controls; and
the idea of giving It legal and International
privileges on the high seas, where It cannot be
properly recognized until It Is formally ac
knowledged as a government dejure, seems
to us to be positively and plainly prepo
tercus.
But waiving this question of moral right,
there Is one fact about which all loyal perilous
wU! agree and that Is, that Captain Winslow
lias behaved most gallantly In the affair with
Bemmxb, and has donu much to retrieve the
Botr ewhat discredited honor and prestige ol
our navy. Lie has won his title to the highest
tn(d which it is possible for the Government
to accord bim, and we most sincerely trmt
that the President will signalize his admirable
prowess and splendid achievement by bestow
ing on him at once the most distinguished re
ward which the law of our naval service will
admit, and which Secretary Welles has
already requested. Napoleon made his army
and secured bis great military successes Dy
exemplary promotion of the men who proved
themselves worthy of his confidence and favor,
His rule Is the sound one, and our Uovera-
suould adopt It both In our army and
vaurA&E SPEECH.
1 gu u , great blessing. The
Wonderful pw. te.ni.-tin- thoucht
ty or " o.e f0r which we can
ever bo too fgue Is mighty
fS d&yet, small .
be to rule It propngth as It
ruri.nd.Hie;
T """"thing else than to govern -vMj
ere U an evU common among
-t11 of wide extent, or tuarrui
" u I. -xcuso can be rendered, iua
jot WBrs it confined vj
evU is pro-alty. W iU!k forth
depmod, and " or from the
d bTb id deplorable
TtwaO.d'.aamelsaUvain
U our public conveyances, In ansfwnbllft of men
rpoo the corners, and In the Exchange when
the place of business and even the borne are
not tree from the polluting Influence of swear
ing when the boys and girls In our strents
Ifill the air with oaths, and when those whom
we employ teach children profane words It
Is time to turn attention to this subject with a
degree of earnestness which will show that
we are able to discern a pestllnnt vice which
surrounds and corrupts all, especially the
young. Though bad enough when only occa
sionally Indulged In, yet the hnblt of uln
language conceded on all hands to be unbe
coming in a Clirlstlan, or In any other man
claiming to be a gentleman, is far worno.
Swrarers are not often reached by the pulpit,
and If benefitted, must be brought under the
Influence of associates who abhor profiinity.
Little can ministers do or say that will bear
directly upon this sin ; but a word spoken In
season by laymen to those who are thought
lessly Irreverent, may bo the means of reclaim
ing ths most Inveterate blasphemer. The
worst form of Oils vice consists In impreca
tions or the habit of calling. down curses on
ourselves or others. And, however great the
heat of passion, however strong the provoca
tion, however bitter the taunts and reproaches
heaped npon us, whatever the wrong that has
been endured, there can be no excuse for the
commission of this crime. It appeus as though
more prayers to Oon were offered In our
streets by the hardened ar-4 the reckless, than
in the closets of Cbrkliann.
We can scarcely cross the thresholds of our
doors without having our ears shocked by
the petition of the profane, asking God to curse
them, or others, and to send their souls to per
ditlno. For every oath that falls from the lips
is a prayer to heaven, and whether sincere or
Insincere, whether uttered thoughtlessly or
coolly, in the hcai at passion or with delibera
tion, cannot prore harmless, or escape the ear
of Ilini whose name Is taken In vain. To say
that we do not mean what our Hps utter, Is Idle.
If a man would not consign himself or others
to hell, why pray lor this ? But God's law is
broken when His name Is used irreverently,
even In light and familiar discourse.
And there are thousands who would abhor
the thought of uttering an oath, who are
guilty of using words which are not In accord
ance with Scriptural morality. Tin name of
the Almighty should never be uttered care
lessly; He shculd never be frivolously In
voked to attest the truth of our declarations ;
we should notseok to point ajest.togive
emphasis to our language, or to startle those
with whom we converse, with an oath, for
God has forbidden It. And he who reflects
upon the greatness, the majesty, the goodness,
and the mercy of God that Ills glory fills all
space, and even the highest In heaven veil
their faces In His presence, cannot but con
template Him with awe, and recognize at once
tho terrible nature of blasphemy.
It Is well to desire that God's blessing shall
rest upon ourselves and upon our friends, and
well to resolve inwardly that we will endeavor
to do all things, relying upon God's help; but
It is an inexcusable habit to make God's name
a by-word, and to use It on all trifling occa
sions. The commonness of this sin does not
detract from its enormity; and because some
in blgb places of trust are base enough to in
terlard their familiar discourse with oaths, we
should not hesitate to discountenance and
rebuke the crime. As a good old bishop has
said "I beseech you, Christians, consider.
" that we are not to weigh sins by tho
" opinions of men, but by the censure and
" sentence of God; He hath no more allowed
" you to take His name in vain than He has
" to blaspheme It; the Irreverent using of it
" is as expressly forbidden as the abjuring
' and cursing of it; and when the law of God
" has not dispensed with us, it is most iutoler
" able presumption that we shoDld dare to
" dispense with ourselves."
Si IF. OF PI'T1 KKNTO-NIUIII', AT Til K
AItT UAI.LKHT, LOOAN MQUAUE.
To-night Is the closing sale of pictures, and
other works of art, and It is hoped that a
numerous company will be present. This la
much the mot important half of the sole, as
all the best works are to be offered, including
these specially mentioned in the advertise
ment of to-day.
The bidding last evening was quite spirited;
and some of the lots brought good prices. A
small India ink drawing, by Dailey, was
knocked down at one hundred dollars. The
public will note that this afternoon and even
ing are the closing hours of the groat colloc
tion that has delighted so many for the lost
four weeks. If any have not seen it, let
them avail of this laut chance, and let tiia
Committee on Flue Arts bo greeted to-night
by an appreciative throng not excelled during
the palmiest days of the Great Central Fulr.
t:w 1'i'Hi.it'A riovs.
T. Ii. reteison & hro., have in prooa, aud if ill
be rently iu a few tiny, the following books :
Tl.e CuWard. A new war novel. Hy Henry
llurloru, l.B(., one of our moot eucciusiul
nuvclitu.
Fllitaiti.ns lu FiuhiouaUe Life. Hy Catharine
SiiHlaJr.
Tlic Pide of Life. By Jane.
"1 lie Hival Hi-lli-t ; or, J.ne in Washington.
Tue iH'vo'fd liriiie.
Alto, a Ne Conk lkok, containing 8 )8 new ami
oiitinui receipts, wiih uincti unulul iul'oiiiut
tiin to liciUM'kceiierK.
CITY NTH
IGEKCS.
Tmk IIoMii'iliB in inn Twentieth Wv.id.
Corftnir T;i)lor cninrntnccd an investigation
)(MrrJ(iy attt'im on into (Lie can) of J.irou W.
M;ijbnry, who wan nu: by a policeman named
Ktlaiit V a ton, in KutiJiiy night last, in Ninth
street a ovcl'opliir. 'I hteviil uce elicited shuwod
that Mubtirj- whs at the boui-e of tho Hiud-lu-Ilaud
luiKii.e ('oinpuny, in Ninth street, where
prcparutiont f re biing made to Dre a s!ute at
twelve o'clock, the opening of the Fourth of July.
At hslf-pabt eleven o'clock the deceased was dis
charging a gun, when he was notified by '.he
ctlicer to cease. Maybury fired tho contents of
the barrel which was loaded, and then put the
gun away in a closet in the engine house. The
Sling ol the load after the warniuK, scerai to
have excited the ollieer, and he went towards the
engine bonne, but did not get there in time to
airest Maybury before he entered. Walton theu
kft. (shortly after the two men met at Ninth
and Poplar utreets, and a iuarrel ensued.
The olllctrordered Maybury to leuve the corner,
and a friend took bim by the arm and accom
panied him up Ninth street. Theolllcer followed,
and as the witncBS who was with May buy states,
was talking to Maybury, and when Maybury re.
torted the otllccr stepped dp to him aud said,
I'll take you, dead or auve. doiu enneneu
and went down on the pavement. The otllccr
called Cor assistance and used his billy on the
head of Msybury.intiictiug two contused wounds.
Doth got to their feet, and a bystunder now
ollered his assistance and was refused by Wal
ton w ho then went to the side of the house.whlle
Way bury suipgered towards the gutter, and Just
as be reached the curbstone, when they were
fire or six feel apart, Walton excioimeu. - jaae,
I wui shoo! you, inuoeu i win, uu immo
Uuiiy firsd, the ball taking effect over the left
twW jjug ellciled, the Jury rendered
W( came to hi death by a
tu. and causing almost insuioi ueiu.
nrd by Edward Walton, who was
' .nuuitted for trial,
'eleekt Juca. This afternoo, at four
wiUbeeiV Nx""! th. Folnt Bwexe Park
' . tontest, 1 is OJipoctod,
-fea.
Joikt Oontmiss of Citv CorKoiLS. This
aOrnoon, (Meet and Common Cjanclliwlll moot
In Jo4nt convention for the purpose of electing a
member of Uie Board of Oasidlsns of the Poor.
This will be the third attempt mads to elect this
otflrcr, M neither Urns the convention being shls
to secure a qnorum. The dlfflultr seemi to he
that a minority of the Republican cancm are
dint itisl.f'l with the nominee, and to prevent his
election they, together with the Dumocratic side
of the house, absent thennieivos from tns con
vention, and thus prevrnt quorum from toinc
present, snd of course no e'ection can take place.
Too of the members of tsele:t Council pnitiveljr
nluse t go Into ttm cimventiun, and s ih
licnnsTHts of thnt thsiuber niatiifest tho mmo
Ulviosition, even If ths convention elects, there
will only he a nilnoti j of one branch present.
It is contended by sums that there must ba a
minority of both branches represented la ths
Convention.
Alien Ktbf.rt Mfthoiiist F.riscorit. Cannon.
The ceremony of tho corner-stone laying of
Arch Ktreet M. I'.. Church will take place to
morrow afVrnoon, nt 4 o'clock, nt the southeast
corner of liro.uj and Arch streets. Tho Intro
ductory Kxorelses will bo held in l'cnn Sijuto,
H. W. comer of ilroad ami Filbert stroels. Rev.
Itishops .Simpson, I). U., Janes, I). 1)., Koott, I).
1)., and Revs. J. P. Durliin, l. D., Joseph Cas Jo,
Aaron ltltu nliousc, and Uoliert J. Car.on, are
expected to participate in the Order of Kxerclscs
Immiouation or Laiior. Yostorday the V.osrl
of Trndo Conimittoe on U" month gave an
Btidieneo to Mr Tetcr Sinclair, of P.dinburg,
ficotlanJ, who has, for some time pant, been
I j. iitilidi in bis country with tho movement cal
culated to advance the pro pcrity of the laboring
rlnsse on the subject of immigration of skilled
labor. Mr. Sinclalreonveys, on his r'turn, orders
for a large number of skilled workmen.
Kkckivino Cointkrfsit Monrt. The man
Samuel White, alias Quaker Sam, who was ar
rested by Detectives Tuggart and Smith a few
days since, while in the act of receiving a packago
of conutcifi it notes from Adams' Kxpress, sent
to hitn from New York, has boon committed in
default of 2500 bail.
Bounty Flkd. Ths Veteran Extra Bounty
Fund Commissioners will meet on Mosdavs,
Wednesdays, and Fridays at five o'clock P. M.
at UoldMuith's Hall, to receive tho application of
families and others entitled to the buuutlls of tho
fund.
Local Hrkvitiks. Colonel James Owynn,
I. Htb Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, his
been dctachod from his regiment and detailed as
a member of a Court-Martial now convened in
this city. ...A boy named Vandorbllt, fifteen
years of ane, was rnn over last evening, and
scriousiv injuroil, by a Spruce and Pine streets
cur. The accideut happened at Broad and Pine
streets.
Thh Fourth or July. By tiik Bard of
TOTUK 111.1..
A itnin , ths people of the North
iiave had anoMiur "KlnrfouH fourth,"
Spile ol Ill-will.
Aye, snd In sutier.r murd'nms blows
lol(bbiu lleroe. leieiitliin. foes,
Yet we have SOU
A country bloomtntf. etroiiK and ffreat,
Whiitie hlnh-day we majr celubft.
'T was line the rovkct. to tohold,
That liisli ttiblr iarkllnK trslii. unrofldd,
At up Uiey .tied,
And pyroticluiH: emblem, pniiid.
On wliUiti tli( erei of'a vsst crowd
With plposiire loiX.
Moelnf each petrtoi . d.lrn
Expressed la charantere of fire.
Rut oh. It was a nobler stent
Our soldiers with tlt-lr weapons bright
A'l armed, to v.ew.
Swelling a peaesful tr.unph uow t
Aud very plta.aut, we allow,
The sluht was, too,
OY r'MjntlpsN citizen, arrayed
Id Sua. uew oloihes, at iteuuett's made.
Oitr stock of Oletlilnels the Isrseit and our amortment
the bit lu ftiUudelplUa, and U cimntaatly hulng repluu
litiud by larse atlditioaji, keoying ft full and frt.h.
Ttiwsa Hall,
Ho. 6 IS Market Mtrert,
Hkuhmtt a Co.
Ori:at Ckntral Clothino Housb, Sixth and
Ksrtet.
(irpst OenUfal Clothlnit House. Ssxth and Msrk.it.
tlreat Oeatral (tlotliitiK House, Sisth and M'trket.
ttrtai Central (tlolliitiK H.u.e, Sixth and Market.
Criat Ontral CloUcns ltoai.Hlxlli and Market.
4-eat Central Clothlns Hoove, Sixth and M trkou
(treat Central Clottiliut Hou.e. Hixth and Marked
linat Ceutral Olollilns House. Sixth aud M3ik.it.
Oreat Vn:.-al OloUilntf House, Hlxlh and Mr:cet.
(treat Cen'ral CIoiIiIck Ho ise. Hlxih aud Marknt.
Oreat Central CkHliInu House, Hixth and Market,
(treat Cratral ClottiliiK ilou.e, Sixth and Markot,
Great Ci'aual Ctotlilus House, Hixth and Market,
(treat Ci-atral ClothiUK Uou'e, Sixth aarl Marsti.
Oreat Central Clothing honee, Hixth aotl Atarket.
(treat Central Clothing House, Hlxlh and Markot.
Gral CeltralOli:tllinK House, Hixth aad Market,
(treat Centra! Clothing Uou.e, Hixth and Market.
(.rent t euttal t loUiliiK llisaie, Hlxta and Msrkeu
Itreat ienirai i iioiiuiik iiuaie, Mixta and Market,
ttaoauiaker A llrown, Oak JlsU.
Wanitniaker A Itrown, Osk Hall.
Wsuauaker A llrown, Oak Ualt.
Wanaiuakor A Brown, Oak Hall.
Wanaruakor A llrown, Oak Hail.
Wanamaker A hrowu, Oak Hall.
Wanainaknr A Itrown, Ouk ll.tl.
Wanaiaaker llrown. Oak Hall.
Wsnaiuaker A Itrown, Oak Hall.
tVunainaher A It'own, Oak HalL
Waiiam.ker A llrown, Oak Hall.
Wanaraaier A llrown, Oak Hall.
Wanauiakcr St Itmwn, Oak Had.
Wanamsxer A llrown, Oak HalL
Waiianviker A Itrnwu, Oak Hall,
Wanaiiiaker a llrown, Onk Ha. I.
Wsuamakr A Itmwn, Oak Hall.
Wanamaker A brown, Osk II nil.
Wl aniakor A Hrown, Oak Hall.
Wananibker A llrown, Oak Hall.
Strnni'ors In the dry vl.itlni? the (lreat Ceotrui Vilr, and
citizens enfrstl , Ul tlnO the ne.t ;lthlnft and the ojoat
rcatouaolo prices at WasAUKaa A itaiws's,
Oak Hai.l,
B.E. corner Blxth and Market streets.
Lark in & Co., tho incomparable photogra
phers, at the southeast corner of Eighth and
Arch, have rondo special arrangements for the
coming week, in order to accommodate visitors
to the Fair. During the week, six superb cartel
deniu will lie taken for one dollar.
AMimiCAN Watchkr,
Jeweiry, and
Silvorwai-e, nt
W. It. Eltonhoad's, No. 1322 Chesnut St.
ITats. Straw and soft huts, most fashionable
styles, at Lahig & Co.';, hixth and Chesnut
street.
(iKKAT Srciikt (liseovnred to avoid lato break
fasts and niRke chet rful homes. Buy vour Coal
of A. K. Dotter, o. 301 N . Ilroad street.
Slnrrlrd.
IlAVKKSTIOK-lIlllI.KIt. On the nvrnlriK of tho Mh
IriNMitt. in the hlirli ol Ht MsiMhr, hv ttif Itcv. R. It.
Lima.-. Mr WILLIAM 11. UA Kits TICK Im M., Glili
1 HI I)K 11. I'.IIil.Llt.
BTF.RS HAMMKIt On the 10th ol June, at lie rfsl
ducrof the I ide's mothsr, hy the liev. ,t f. L"it. Mr.
Mlt.liKKICi; t. hl l.KH.ol I'l if (trovn, to Ml.. lIl'.lllvIK
UAALMUt, ul'Orwlcabiirg. Ko csnU.
AltMOTT On th 4th hmtAiit, V.H TIIKK, w lie of .1 oh a
AM.(t, ii tlio 7ith y itr ol her u-
Tne fpia'ivi't. ittid ffhndBfrt ih UtmWj urt lvfi.-d tu
Hitt-rd the tam nil fiurat r latr rcsl'i'-nc,'. So. U.'l V ino
im t, qu Tliur-dMy, Viti inUut. ut i o'clock 1. M. it
BAOOH.- On thp fitb lu.titiit, HKNKY II AU4JH, la Uio
3.'.tli ye itr of liii hw.
The rmtttlvas itiirl frl nr1 of th f.imllr are retpor'fiillr
IfivtttHl tn niK-ntl ihd l.iiirrai from Ins !nt rt ciiiouro, ltril
dwl httf i t, stixih dttor atxivc HtHitiiiyiion. on Hutunlty
ii!t rtxiou iiekl, ut I fo'tloi;. 'l a rtieci-cl U 1 runkhii
On ry.
HAWHON On the evening of Hie 4Ui in it tint, WAKY
M tKTIN, Intm.i diti'i'ltuT ul Wilhur F. and Amttuda -'.
Ijawiwiii, hj.1 nix uioidlis.
Mrm lH - On the Tith tn-taitt. Mm MAlUtAUKT
MrMtATil In Ihd :i 1 )et ol ti r iU'e
. Tte re.Hilvfx niwi frieius of the l;imlly Me rennet ful It
Invittdfo attMid tin iaral, IVoni the reniihiu'c (l Mr,
.loliti Moliun, no 1-107 S. H-voml -iruv, ahove Mnnnptnni,
'-l''rlw (Thnrt.flity ailrrnoou at I rl-k M'jrvimn. at
Hi. Michael C'hurtli, and tuteriu ut at Cail.t drul oiueivry.
HKAIQUAKTKKS KKC0X1) HKOIMENT,
Second Hrii,a.le. Klr.1 IMvlalon 1". V. I he Olll.-en of
II the aoovv iti'Kiruem vui report ine nuinoei 01 iiieir
m uumuiaiid. In aiiHWer ti. the ( all of the tiovernor lor ItIO
ilajs, at No. H17 llll I TUN WOOIJ Struct, thU evrnig, at
7S o'clock, llyorderof t. HKKNAS.
t Colonel tloiuinainliiiK.
1LOAKSI CLOAKS!! CLOAKSM1
CLOAKS t CLOAKS 1 1 CI.OAK8III
CLOAKS 1 CLOAKS It C'LOAKrtlll
C!XAKSI CLOAKS 1 1 CLOAKSIII
CLOAKS I CLO.VKS 1 1 CLOAJLBIII
TT1TE EH1HTH 8TRKKT CLOAK fcMFORrtrM,
THK ItlOHTH BT1IKKT CLOAK EMPORIUM,
TUK KIOHTU BTBEKT CLOAK EMfOKlUM,
IHE KlaUTU BTltEET CLOAK EUTOUIUK,
No tm B. r.lOHTH Street,
X. XWIJf . KK1HTH Btreet.
Ha. JjS N.tiGUm Stfset.
GREAT BAUOAIN8,
OREAT BAKOAJM8,
CIAKAT MAUUA1NS.
CAti ASTD PURCI1A8I,
CALL AND PURCHASE,
CAU, AMD PUUUaAMdS,
AT
L T t A N'S
1TM ASS
K1GITTH BTAKKI CLOAK KMPOB1UM.
atf o. 23 M. EIC1UTU Street
DELIGUTFUI, EXCUUSIONS
W THS
lavalaaBBiBaB
BirR icaoir HILL.
Th Stahat OENKHAL HOOKER, CapUla KAt
K I.K. leave, falrasouut everr hoar for coylklU U'lht,
Laarl ULU, Leiaionl Collide, Ik W1"-
I.
lil. f A Ij H A V M If,
aCXTBHSOX TO W. E. OslASTU
MARONIO IIAI.I.,
Ko 713 OEESFUT Btreat,
WINDOW H II A )) XZ &t
CliKTAINH,
AJr
MOSQUITO NKTTIN03 AND OANOI'lRS-l
BUSINESS ITEMS.
Iron Ssrn,-Kex-p It before tliw Phllnv
dolphls public, that Mine's so-called IluiKlar Proof Sates,
nianutartnreS In Tmr, Haw Turk, eaa be opened
without noise by drilling ooo iraall hole just over the
centre of the took dial and nalng small wire. Any
or his Rales can, by this aifthod, be opened la one
minute after the hole has been drilled. Haul hole can be
drilled hi from quarter, half, or two boiiri' time. Threls
no Hate of his make In use June 1, 1WH, which cannot be
drilled and opened In Ibis manner.
Tarties Interested are re ferred to my Chatlenire to Ltllle,
and other faets retaUre to but Rales, pnhllslied la the
North American," Just 111, IHii, aud "Sunder Dis
patch," June 19, ISM.
Kotwlths'andtnir the poiltlre assnranees irlren by Mr.
Llllla to the public that his Sales are drHI-proof, person
desiring to he Convfneed have enlyto call at Kvans A
Watson's Halsmander Bafs Store, No. IS S. rnrth street,
where the operation of drilling and opening whM be donela
their presence every morning at 10 o dock, until the pub
lic are aatl.Aed that lis Mafoa can be drilled aad opened
wlUiout making any noise.
ItAVID BVAKS,
Or the Ktrra of Evans A Wateoa.
J " I Xs L I 13 H
CHILLED IE0N SAFE,
vs.
I)AVII) 13VA1XM,
OP THK PIRM OP
U VANH WA.THOWH
SHEET IRON SAFE.
The "Irrepressible Oonfliot" Still Progresaing
T thf Citizen of Philadelphia .
Arriiliiy to previous! notice, I shall now rartew the
prhcniilUi'i and other omide matter an contained in the
artlcla tictvied " I'tiUadi-Jphla Atfaiuat the World," aud
BlfiiM. by iAvidETaiin.
An the ihlflf, whan hard puihed, l tha flrat to cry
tbirt' mo la the man who haa vilified, ta4ticedt and
wrongfully a-n4tl Itii oeiglibor, ttie flrnt to cry vitlatn,
ajd to claim thp people's mpatliy.
Tha Ant promlnfnt point In thia article It tha writer's
rrr nuiiiett prateniiona.
la uBBHQiea to be flillaridphlA mtrely, and to itand
aKatnat tha orW ony aim-int-ly modtit,uraj. Tti
rmt (harinfr boon rap lied to by lVlunirs. Llllie A Hon
paa over by altnply aavlnff that tt la eaa y to ahow
thut Llllie A Kon are much tne largem patron m of thlaoj j
and fltat of any Kafe Manuiartnrer In the United Stati'S,
as ihty tiae ao much mora malarial thaa any other Uie
product of Uila State.
Tue xt point to be noticed Is the writer's call an his
ranariviphia frWuds to read an extract from Tiia KvuMina
Ttti-RHKAru of April 16, IH4, which show snaie of tha
tfliterent ways tl a common sain Is opened. Now, If Uie
reader will re tar to the article In Thk Bknino TaLRnRrir
of the 16Ut,he wHlflud It there atatedarttculariy Uiat
these was ware af common occurrence, and that they
erc known to burglar a; and I now nay the different ways
poihted out ware at the ttine well known to burglars , and
dad been previously publlohed to the world.
Hut It ae-nis to ault Uie writer's cine to leave oat thnaa
fact in hu reissue, lie adop t the principle thnt the piny
01 liamlvt must le wilttun, even thotiga It be ntn'otnary t i
U fiveoiit inamlct " jHifperate $ndi ret) u Ira dcniwrate
tneatiM, and It is evident the tluefs tutor does not Use to
atiittd alone 1 crtn, however, otfcr him this oonsoadon,
that notwithslnnd ng the di ptisltloa ho has iliiwn lo
every way to aid the (hiuf, he hat mt with but ul suocnsi.
1 do not b-'llcva he can Hud a burglar In the country that
would evin t liana him for alt his effort ; for avry pru
tensiuiial burglar knows that If he can Kit a heie Into a
Hate lock he U all rUfbt; and unleHs the writer can
1 ii mi the burglar how to drill chilled Iron, which 1 vary
lunch doubt, his occupation is none.
The next point which I notice In the very grave riaflttlna
rut i bv tlie wr ter, whether It ! not e tater to drill one small
lolethroufcD L II lie's Chilled Iron lMKr Uian twenty holes
through th commcn Hhaet Iron Ionrl
1 he reader will ask any dlkl uteres ted Iron-work rr
whether he can not drill even twenty umall holes through
cne-slxi eeiith to one-eight luch sheet Iron much easier fiaii
i flrill one hole tlnouwh oue and-u half to two Indies aolld
chll ed iron, and let him answer the question.
The m xt point which tha writer alleges as tha causa of
the cont'i'Vercy In
Thnt LUJie'i agtnt, among others, called at tha Con
aotlrattoit Hunk, on Mr. W. U. Hlumer, bnkar,
Allentown. and on the Treasurer of the West (')tiijr
ItHiiroad. Faying to the latter he could breitk Into his bank
ami tutelar proof stale In rive minu'a-i ; aud to the two for
mer, txai he could pick their locks, made by 12vans A
V imtm, lu live minutes.
Now, sm the tole reRnontble airent of this city
tor LUIIe's Hste, and 1 pronounce the above statements
almoluiety fale, so tar m It applies to my solf. as 1 am not
awaie Uiat I have had any rouver-tlon with either of the
twol alter part as on the sub t of sateii at all.
and I have never made any smh atatements, a
are alli-god, to the former or any other p non
iut 1 take 'liefn'l ruHiionMlhiliy a" to al' that Is publlnhed
In Thk Tci.vuKAi'it of Apil lt. lNirl. ( which can be ea
a reined In mv printed circular at my Iteput. at anytime,
an the article ws trtkon fr m thai.) and 1 am urcnareti to
aiiflain e ery iMsition there made to the a lis faction of
an titstnti n-tio iMrson.
Tims hnvc I reviewed the prominent points In this artf
l cle. rtiid the writer's reshons for his unreasotial at'jick
iiMn I rlie's Ha e are found to be mi re prete' ae, and with -out
ttiK fcl'ghtent Itturulaf Ion. The real cause will be totmd
In a hort rvy e ol the Sire lilitory In Philadelphia, it is
a fact well tiiMlcrttood, that Uie writer h-is realxed a for
tune In the Inaf, few etirs hy maklog Males ot the lli,'liist
material, with tr e cheapest lock . and In every way got up
In ti e cheapen! manner, and Ailed mat i ly with red clay
(whlh crotts igithlng), to give them the apptaranre of
i welkht and MI dtt.an4 that he has old theso Hsfes at
very high prh e , making an extiavaant prottt.
It is a 'act ait.) well uiider-toml.ihat within Mielant three
yeuri- L li e h t hll el Iron Mao has been largtitj lntrNiuced
In thifc city aiij state tr m the simple ftct Umt ntetllrent
tm n time pnftTri d a He th it hud one and a half to two
trcbeh thh kite of o Id iron, being a ao drill-proof, with
a tho o'ih bniglar-prtK f luc . to a hafo thut had oneU
leenth tr one-iwelfih of mii Inch thickness ol wtieet Iron.
ivlth the rh-aifri roinmon hok. and not burular-pr f at
all experts!! when the funnui cost cnl about thettame
urit e a- Uie littler.
How doentli writer attempt to rom'-dv this dinieultvt
Kot ty unproviiu his own nUe but by an atietopi to d -cie0t
Ltl it's. Jlowihie he do t'dr He flft publicly
announce timi iJiiies hih u imi'iier tire n r nrgtir
puiof, ui'd repulillt-he an urrav of faio statements, ilrst
I'Uhlisiud l rthr Hate mateis, which be knti at the
tunc bod been pabllcly prove . to ba tula. He ond.be
succeed! d t dure a hoiue who hd one of l.lliie'-Hafcs
by miliar lilno repruheniiiiintis, to eiechansu
lille's Saff for Kvai s A' Watsons, by giving t'tetn
a hate he nt.le4t near for. In exnimnga tor Llllie .
v. hich rout U7o : line tince abon' the 1st ot Jiiiuarv l&nt,
1 aui tfiitl he Iibh tnt tnuch ot hln tlma in the atteuitit to
C itftt ure '1 1 Hj'f' liiTervvav; flrnt by sh tuing. then hy
; gi lii.lli-p hoes throm h It (having discovered tha It hid
rot the ll-iii' harOfiewv) As o iho hoi'k, h csl Imft l
I It w a r Inringemeiii upon Kvans A Waon'a Alplmoe I
' ral l.oi k. bit a that wan nn p en ted It wan no go ; and
lamiy, to dtiereclt the .o?k he nhnrt's, tha the con MnnH.iii
of the I.fH k ran be pi' keii up from the ouuide It a hoi" em
be got tiiroiKii the nwr ri tno rum puce, a Mtnfta
dlhcoverv. hlch has be n fullv aiiHWered. Now. whv re-
1 sort to all Mb contemptible uieaunanii' Wny not came
out talrly atd squarely and nave t.vans a. wa sou s mte
nb'ced ttlonihlile of Ijllle's. aud have them fairly letted.
both as to tleir (Ire aud ihelr burtilar proof qualities, a ha
bas been rrullenged to do ortent' The reason in plaint
The uritu knows that It will not do to place 1-lfl
to l-l'ifh nt an Imh tbliknai of sheet Iran
agsinst ka to 3 Inch tlilrknesi of hard chilled Iron, to
stai d tithe' fire or the burglar, aud "that's what's the
mutlur."
M. C, flAnisRR, Agent,
No. 31 Houth hKVKNUl Htieet
V. 8, Tie public 'eat of Hales that was expected to
en me off 'ait week is unavoidably iotponed for a week or
two. Tho irtiele In the Sunday i)ipatchn1 the idd of July
Will be ausvered lu my next. u. v. , Ageut.
Freuek BIMklng
la small fane barrels,
Pur sale bp
Dans Kiouaap,
Arch anil Tsntr Streets.
Hatiuracttrera tt Mew aad Delicious Oenrectlons, Almond
raate CkooolaU, caramels, creaats u jsdim a
Paris, exqulsltel (larored.
Boasted Jordan Almonds. A., Aft.
Ho. SIS Cheaaut street, below Poorta.
Iteek at Co.' PlnOfc
81 fcOK tO.'i I U A 1 0
rtAKO3.
A
BAMLMTB
ffTTll
CADINKT
BTECK A CO.'I
rTAKwft,
1. B. OVttTLD.
BTaaUh sw Clbaawt strasU.
(niOlJKtlA, MTJMMR.E OOMTLAINT, Al.I. BO WE I.
ArrKoriOMB. Ave.,
ask raMiTLr ovaaa r
JATNR'8 (JARMINATIVK nAJ.SAM,
It Is fMlcktaafe, and eenala In IU action, a4TrdlM Ira
mrdtate reJicf when promptly a ImLnLstercd. Agadoot not
Impair Ita vlrtims, neither Is It sohject to the vsrylng In
fluences of climate, t4n; aqnaily afTeotlve In aH taUludest
His In all rospects what ft claims te fee "fltindnrd
f oil tf hold Remedy which every family should be sup
plied with.
THAKlilKF.A ANI IYARNTKHT.
It nevr falls tosnbdua tha most violent atlacka ar theee
ooniidalnta, no emitter from what cuisa they originate. As
changes of otlmate, water, Ac, often produce theae snrtous
dlwoaara, Travelers and others should always keep a supply
of the Carminative by them.
AftlATIG CHOLKKA.
The prompt u of If. D. JAYNK'fl OARMTMATIVH
llAfeHAM will always remove the Dlarrttwa and Cramps
which accompany tha attacks of Oholera, thus often con
quering the disease In Ita tBolpleney. It has frequently
baeo admlnlHtered In itobihbor hoods where the Ct olora
lias been raging epidemically, and has navar failed Ut give
ItnmodJate and permanent relief.
CIlOLKliA INI'ANTtM OR Bf'MMKB COMPI.AIXr,
Is speedily and effectually cured by tha Carmuiatlva.
It removes all soreness of tha Abdomen, allays Uie irrita
tion, and calms Uie acUoa of the Stomach, and may always
ba rcJIcd on to relieve tha sufferings of Uie little ones,
when tiled according to directions.
Cholera Morbus, CltoUe. Griping Tains, Hour Stomach,
Waterbraih, Tain or fllckaess of tha Stomach, Want of
AppeUtc, Wind In the bowels, Cramps, Son 8lckne.ii. and
all Howel AfTectlona and Nervous Diseases, are removed by
JAYNK'fl CARMINATIVE IlAKtfAM, with more cer
tainty and eae than by any other preparation yet offered
the public. Trepared only at r!o.34z CitKaUT itrott. jyt
Notlrf. Treiuiury Department, July 2.
IMG4. The noUce for proposala for Loan dated 3th of
Jane, Irtirt, for thirty-three mllUoni of dollars (111,000,000),
being the amount of unaccepted offers under Uie noUoa
dated the sixth (6th) of June, Is hereby withdrawn, and
all proposals received at this Department will be imme
diately relumed to the offerers, with tha p toper order upon
wnlch Ui twa per cent, deposit will refunded.
Oho. II a. ft iuno Toy,
Secretary of Uie Treasury ovf interim.
jb. 11. DIXON.
No. 31 8 KIOHTH fltreet,
A 1KAI.KUIN KANOV AND TOILET OOOI9.
UMlUtKLLAJi AND PAJtArtOLS.
Faoa, Head iHehsnN,
rreiK'h Jewelry. Leather Ooo1s,
Work Roxna.
Heads, Ac, Aa. uij iA-:itm
JLAa POINT BRKK2R PARK. THIS
fr Afternoon at 4 P. M ., Association Premium for
a own teat or mne ncaii in a to narness.
J. Turner, v. h.. Razor.
X, Tammany, b h., H. A. Douglass.
J. Wheeler, or h.. H. (la ey.
Tte contest. It la exoeoted. wall be cloee aad of nntck
Mm. Admission, It
rrHE ALHAMURA, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
J. Is now open for vt niton.. Tho rooms and table are
unsnrpsNsod b any on the iRtnnd Tt-rms mmlerate.
jew-iiu iui.uoy a tuudu, rroprictora.
S
KA -BAT II IN O S KA-BATUINO.
VeAriONAL HALL.
CAPE MatvAVD, CAI K MAY, V J.
Children nndcr IT of aye and servants half prlaa.
Hupenor ac4.'mtnMjaUoni and ample nom
YOU ITU IKINDUKD t'KUSONfl.
Je24-3ra A A HON OARRKltiON. Proprietor.
'JllliS WHITE UOUHE,
Locarxn on
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
Between Uie Ocean and Railroad, at
- ATLANTIC CITY,
IH NOW PREPARED TO KK'KIVK VISITORS.
The PrAnHetor. thankful for nast Inderal sttooort.niedima
llmielt to tipare no ellorls that will coi tribute to Uie hap-
iiin pm ui ma pniiuim, mutt soouru tor ineui uie comiorui ol
a h'inie at the sea-sldo
For Inform a uou address
MrM. WHITRHOUSE,
jc'AVaw3w
' ATLAMTI0 CITY.
QOIVfelXITXJTIOlH IIOUHIS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N, J.
The subscriber hess leave to tnftirm his friends and tha
public in tconrral that he Is preiar.d to reoelva vititora,
and pledues hlmielf that no pains or es.pei.se will be
spureo to make his guests oomivrtvlie during thoir staj
on the Island.
TERMS MODERATE.
JAUE9 J. BAUtt, Proprietor.
Vnr further mfonnaHon. tnoulre at the OLOI1K HOTEL.
BIXTU, below Chenut atxaet, ITilladwIpui. Je-lta
tiONOHKHS IIAI.L, ATLANTIC CITY.
t I would resnecttUr fmorm my friends and tha
public, that 1 have again taken Oongte-s Hail, th s being
the third year, and have made every preparation lor the
ooo inn sua son, tha be use being enlarged, remodelled, new
funtltute. Uie diamters witit spring beds, e , Ac , aad
will a. commodate tour hundred greets- You will And no
bettor place than Conreas Hail. It Is the nea eat to tha
ocean ot any of Uie lare houses of Atlantic t'ltv, belokt but
one hundred yams tn.m the beaca, Utus preneutmf it elf
an hi vsnia.0 o tne punue. lnera cnnK be anv better
bathing ti an at Atlantic this summer. Tha sand bar that
was audi a prest d awbaok last aeaton has all been swept
away by the high tit lea of last winter, forming Itself the
bcht bathinK sur on tla AtUntle sea-board.
There Is mi erUunt Bund ot Muii engaged.
A tne bed is a spluudld IHlllard Uoom.
Jel-tl O. W. II INK LB.
JNLKT HOUH 1Z ,
ATLANTIC CITY,
1SKW JERSEY.
Oi:). I. C9I12NN' Proprietor,
(Long ad favorably known as proorietor of OYHTBft
HAY, Hi AT 11 ui.d CHEHNMT Htreets.)
Partki accotnmrxlated with Doats, KLthlng Lines, Ac , Ae,
Cars run to Uie bouse evry twenty minute. )oit-tf
NITKD STATES HOT KlT,
ATLANTIC CITV, NEW JKKHKY.
Thin celeb i aied llo'el Is now open fur tho reception of
puehta, a ltd is uodur the nupervlmon of tN4 -nel James rY.
Pcwers. viih Mr Kdward Kattwetlai Asitant.
Practical and f xt-rlemed peraoua have been employed
for i nch iiepHrimunt, aid everv exertion will be made to
cuixluct the hiujie io tl e en. Ire aa'Ulactlon o' the p bile.
Atur.lmy 1, tour trainH will IhbvsVIob 8'reot rerry,
da'ly; the l-ast Lii.e through lu twoboura, witliout atop
iiiki hi the Hay t-taihMis.
a pafccri:i car h1i be ruu from tha Hotel to Uie Inlet
every tvt nty uuiiutoi.
tlant-lerV I at d. itntier the direction of Mr. 8imoa llaas
er has- been clanged t r the sctihon
IN rMua wishing to eng u e rimin wllladdn'g
ItHOWN it V0KL'rKB,
Proprietors,
Atlardle City, Nw Jersey .
K H.-Tl;e Band Rar which lat year formed opp alta
Chi hhcre bait entiiely di-apixiared, leaving Uie b ach one
oi the test and suttst on thu coabt. Jei6 1m
TXCHANGE HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY.
.1 J Ihe subscriber, grateful for past favors, tendera
thank to hl patrons and the public for the generous cus
tom given buu, and bega leave to say Uiat he Is uow open
for ihe seantiu, and ready lo receive boarders, permanent
and transient, ou Uie most modera.e terms. The bar will
always be supplied with the cnoleent wines, lhmurs, and
cigars, and superior old ale, Tha tables will ba sat with
Uie beat the market allords.
fr lsldn lints and tackle always onhaod
Htaole room on the Dremives.
Ail the comforts of a home oan always be found at tha
isxei.ange. on.Uiiv.Jt uayday,
jeW tf Propiiutor.
QOLUMRIA II O U H 13,
ATLANTIC CITY,
KVV JERBET,
SITUATE ON KENTUCKY AVENUE,
OPPOSITE TUB SURE HOUSE.
EDWARD DOYLE, Proprietor.
Terms to suit the times. J9-tf
LEDDY'S
HOTEL,
B0UTUWB8T COM MX ft Off
opposite coimNnraiL
Tba raaort af OanUasjaaA of BotUed TaiU, wlva ippti
aiaaa a rara Barraf fm-hm)
I
Ann
N 13 A 11 I j Y K K A l Y.
I.
THK COWARD.
A nsvri af rVxih .r and th rielrt in A asw War
NanM. ty Henry Mor0rl, authuror ' shnulVr Hi. apt,"
"Tl.e Day of BiifKlor." r . a"1' Is oairona slle with
llttia. Price tl fsi la Pl'r. ti-i0 la cloUi.
II.
FLIRTATIONS IM FASH ION AI1I.K I.IFR.
nrCathsr:n Sinclair, attthirot llatr'cs " M id-rn
Aacnmp Ishmt-nts,' Ar.. ompaalnn U. ndtinlfira with
"Ksmlly I'rlde." l'rlco ft'M In paper, or 2M0 io cltli.
lit.
TnK ritlDK OF LTFK.
lly Jsns.Lady Hr-ott, and (laDgbter-ln-lsw of Sir Walter
Bcoit, asd antlior of "Tne Henpecked llunhin.l " A
stiiierlfsr novtl,atiiform with the Mi:eocted Wire." Price
$1 A In paper, ut li on In i loUi.
IV.
TIIK KIVAL BELLKS;
OR,
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
lly the author c.l "Wild Wt.lern Sn.." "Wild South
ern Soencs," 'Love snd Money, or, Artstocracy In the
IJttsher City," ' The War Path." c, unlf.rrn wttii "Patsl
Marriage," Price SI -AO In psnor, or $tX In clutii.
V.
TIIK DEVOTED BRIDE.
A Tale of Vtrxinla. One of thr- fccil historical novels
rrer rlntfd ; uniform with the "llr!aal Ere." Pries $L-rO
In paper, or ft 00 In cloth.
VI.
rKTKKSON'H NEW COOK BOOK;
OK,
V8KJUL AND PBACTICAI. KKCK1PTS FOK T1IM
IrOUMKWIPK AND TUB UNINITIATED.
Containing elirht hundred and OPty-etaM new and original
rccel ts for coohlii, toethr w nk valuable Irifonaation
to all houhoVrp's, with rulr for parcbaslux all kinds ot
meats, Ash, poultry, and all things appertalnlnf to Ih
comlutt, retinlarlty, and welfare ol tlte household, maklns
It the utoat pcrltct and best Oook Hook eror plnled.
Dctnplet In on large volum,suronaiy bouud. Triue t'OO.
Orders from the Trade solloltc4.
T. B, PETERSON & BSOTHEES,
no. MM C'llHHUT Ml roe t,
PHiLiDm.riiiA.
Bend for CaiaJuiiue and Canrassers' Circular. 11
yANCK HTKVAIIT
11 O C It I Tj O M I A W V.
Incorporated June 29, 18G4.
CJnil taal, S ZI t O . O O.
60,000 01IAKF.8 $i A BllARE PAR.
Bubrcrlptioa f I each share ta original subscribers for
fcO.OOO shares pa ablt- $1 cat-h down upon aubserlblnsj.and
two other InsUimunts of 11 each, paable on the 3Hh July
and XAtb August, lh6t. resptrailTel.
TEN THOUSAND SHARES
Baitarvud fur Bonailt of the Company.
The land Diiret'ed by ilia Vaoce Htewart Hack Oil
fompanj tontaii.i oiio bunend nod lhlri-one Hcrs, in
the vpiy core ol tittt oil region, ona thousand thrca tinn
died and ten foot on the AlM ilien river, la Cranberry
townithip, cKtetnlinu a oonsldtiiabie ulstauce xp-ubuiu
sulns ul ibeLowtt Two Mile Kun. oomiin'iily omiod Va
Ittirun Itun, arorB of mues twJow r ratiklin, n VenaiiKO
county, ltuni) Urti in. Ti e AUibtiiy Kivur Teiritory Is
J'leldniK au abumltint and perntaui ut haiveat of u e.vcel
ent quail y wt oil. tbo numerous wi'Us oorderldKUs bunks
prfduu ni oil with tven suU (jreattr rvKUlarlty Uiau the
It Im believed the ttuw of Oil below theborouirh ofPrmt,
lln.on tha Allenln'ny rlvar, will probrbiy never bocutue
exhausted, bocausj the fetrailllcat.on, or vole an la dlsrup
tlouol rock dins lu a southwentwurdly direction; o m-
(iit nw uio ooai c.i u wouia do nearer enc surface ml tne
upper nid, of oil Creok.and wolbi would rt- iitre to be
buted dMDt-r In proportion LWerdown tbo river, where,
however, there would ueceksailiy ba tho most peiinaneut,
and a much groaier uii4y and supurliicumoeut uodror
sic e ut Oil It I ci ruin that senresof wtlj on the river,
In the Immedla e vlrlnll ot mi land, have c nUmiud (r -
ui'CiitK uur.t.t me phsi uirce or lour aars au unwavering
ami steady dul y y n id ut oil
A it' at re at the tmiu will d mionstrata the fact that the
Iow-r 'Iwo Mllr Kuu and Oil tTerk re ou the samu
diflDietilrajly striiiKlu Ino, and cniy dUiaut. on aeon
ttuut,on ut the uii-ntwal tam qnye butMuen toe raoKO
i f hil.s, Irom aui h other atoit thn- miles apsri In pre-el-el-
tbi; fauie d iet tloii. li would, 'hereibia. not bo eic
trttotdlciary, it by lrniK wells on this tract a surttcint
dtptbi't perhaps elwht handred and rttty tet, that tha
Conitan a welh nitty so n , 1mI ihose of OU Ouok in
ilitlr ruppllfs of Imndr- os of bum-in of oil dully, and
etiotntous proflis hdu d thus be tno fjrtnntt result to
ti e tnttrttioiacrs I tin compmiv.
On th.s purtlcnittr truut ut land I here has bee lot oa
li Bre for twrniy ar.-. a wptl nor vumvino a f-ir Dortloii
ot ,oid Oil, aiihoii.h lis depth ot bore U comttdered qui la
11 ni ii i ivtu iu 11 1 kit v u mi Hn i rui' par cetii. oi uio
OH at thia wtl i iiiuh n retervid aa a rovatty to ft ia
fornirruwi er of thu iatid, aiid will at once Inure tu tne
Dti.eiit t f tlie t oniiun . lneroare also two other welta
boieo a few tiumlr. dietdeepe ch, but not y ottubad.hu tin
dica Injc a fl'St-risl" hoH of oil ; a bur rui a day can nenwsl y
le sottfti et out ol il.em, and no douut sveuis to exist Uiat
ihey wld btti pnivu l.tttly lamuucatluit wells whoa boied
a reatoiiablo dtpih. Anoihr wed is half bjied, aud
pnuitsfk a sstlsfsK tory y.tld '
Hsmplt-e oi OH i rornred from those wells can ba seen at
the ottiouer the CiuiipMiijr, No. 'JU WALNUT rtlrent
Tl.aieo of this s uable oil land, oomprlmua' one hun
dred sod tlility -t i.e acres, Including the royalty ofanv
Pr oeut. of oil U r the h'a.ed w li. nmp pumping, and ihe
fiit ire hwht of t e Urv well partially devolopfd, Is
pun-nsfea ay m orp(,aii ni"e-( nora trie owuvr, iir tne
inodirate pnceoi J ; :7 ,-' , with a Oitt Mill la Una ordor.
a Shu; Iraia, c N( paichrs oi thinner.
1hesaleofstocUw.lip.lv caul, lor tne land In full, aud
leave ihe sum of -SiM.Vi cash working cajutl ou hand,
withwhlih t coiMi.h io tho thee o il wtdU, and al o to
bote two tuew iii;s, with five sieaiu engine:, -Vu,,
to be la runnliis nir within a ftiw utonius arruiue
inents will be tnttifo ti accouiptlsb ihiie ohjerta wun-tut
dilay. Xo ubbca( tlons wlil be ac-pUd lur les Uiu
tin y snares.
1 he vsMt fortun ria; ed by Rot k Oil Comnanln fttb
Ihhed tei ai.d e.'n Ik re art- mtorlMUs 'I na oil ; rili- Is
ei in Ita Inf-ucy, iml ttia demand coiintantly IncreuiiB.
Ita Diie t now f W iter barrel at the wU s uiouth. evolu
tive of ih cask.
Lame wel s wll iloiihtlPim be struck at tha d"ath nfH,v
fret, s as to reatti 'hoinird Hrtndtui)eUock WeJlM have
been bml heieb i re iothudiptb only ef alwut on) feet,
In this viclntty It m proi-sined t) br tweut wi lls on
ihls property dur'in; the ptetx'iit year. Tin re is r oiq for
one bundled welt.-. A ptrft-ci title, clear of all Incum
brance, U conHtloutty asiured to the luiupany.
Lists of aubecrlp on ere now open until tha tV,000 sJiarcs
are subicribod, pn. nblc l per share, to the order of .Mrter
manJAMKS Met AHKN, the Treasurer of tha Company,
Ko. 406 WALMin iiptH. or at No. l'-V WALNUT Htr.-t,
or at tha otllce vt Uia Cotniany, No. 2U W.kLNUT
etreet.
The public are In rind to call f a prospectus. Jyt
CLOAKS, CUATS, AND MANTILLAS.
V Ladle win VI oaf to dresk well and eciitniH'nlly, will
flod It to th?li dviiiiittaJii to viitt the lUviutuo'h t'lak mid
ftlftt.llllt BmiKkiliKii ot Mrtt. HF-NltY, Nun. and 40 N.
NIMH ft.reet,btiow Acb, where are to b had all the
latent Part and 1 ouit-m stlcs at prices tluU will euauru
Uirir tiujucdtaia dir.t-onal.
h. H.- A hsiidfo'- rai.orinwiit of I. it dies aud (lentle
neii's Wrappers, bhawl, and Lao Man.tilnii
apll-Hiu Nus. &i a..d 40 N. M.NTII Hireet.
ItOQ ,,U0P SKI UTS. -QQ
UevO Manufa. oi, o. W AHTIl HtrwH, UwO
Above Hixth mrvet,
I'lUlsdsii-ula,
V rioleaale and Retail.
The most oompkMn aoriiuent of Ladles, Minuet', and
Cntldien'a Hoop bl- ir In the ony. In every respect tlra'
class, which (W s''e. tlnlsh, duravbiilly, and cheapueS
havf no euual In thf market.
ftklrts made to older, ailtred, and repaired.
iVl ly V M. T. UOrKlNS.
104 CHKUM'T 8TKKET.
The attention of LA PI EH VIHlTINft TIIK
cnif.or those about LKAViNO U for "Waier
Inu I'laues,' or "thetkiomtry, Is respect I u lly
Invl'ed to the extousive stock of V M I'l as
l.iH'l'H suitable for Pt'MMtK WfcAH, for
wiiritt iiooita, M0HN1NU wa.vri'tud,
Ac.
An extensive assortment la offered In Lara
and Worked Kdamt and InaerthiKs, Veils,
lUnnkerchlels. Collars, Nleeves,aud In plain
aud fancy VlniA, Hirtped, and KINurcd White
Goods AT PhlGKH UUt'll BELOW T1LMB
1'KKaKNT K KT n I L VALDK.
Jutt I'linnnl Linen i:aiutrto Dresspt.
1M) pleoet 1'uiled. Tucked, and d tripe d Mui
Uisa. 13. M. NKEDLFH
19a 4 oiiKHrjT street."
J K Ti II Y Al'l'I K.
GAUGEH AND OOOPEB,
W . SOS H. WATEII Htroct,
Below Walnut slrwt,
miLiBKLrilU.
IsaHatloa Draadr aat Wla Casks, aoS aU siaes of
Work nad. ef 014 an V.w tiuff alwar kaad of
BS Is order.
VOkh FACKKO VI 1I0O8HMA.DS FOS SHirriKQ.
AU kiads t Trigsofaaf paavotuaUr HBs I. Jl-l
MOGRAMIIiS
8UCCES8FTJL PHILADELPHIA
MERC II A. IS" T 8.
PUliMflUKD 11
JAMS K. SI.MON.
No. 23 South Bixth Street,
rillLADM.rit I Y.
These IlIOUnAPJUKH tre rsrefully compiled, wiilj
littnrexltntr lnrileuts of Lie careor of some of t'.e fora
ttiont coitiunrcial men of thin community. rVty-savea
per-onal sketches ar c.o.iprhcd In the work, tof(thflr
with aa IntrO'lurMm and an K-r o'i raBrBTst'
raoaraniTr or M srch anti I!lnftrtvd with Stvera4
aurata Pna-rnA.Ts on Jtuki.. Kvery I'hiUdolphiajs
should aecure a copy nf this WOKli
(From thr Suntlnp Trnn m pt
BKX1RAPII1K8 Of UL'OOKSSKCL IMH LA DKLIM1 14
MKHC1I ANT9. Philadelphia : James K. .Hitnon. N.
33 Pouth H.ith street.
This ealusble oullecllnn r.f iktheii, compiled by
Htbphrm ti. W iNtiLow, Irom actual experience and ob
serVNtion, ftltes the public a work which has Ions! been
nfded, nsintly, a truthtul, unprt judiced account ef
the rarer ol our Hiot eminfiit mwrohnnte. It n6ra
to the asf Irsnt for wealth and vercautile puiltlon sack
end uiHB-ement as csu only be derived Irom the pietura
o( aurceiMo-K following Ita.g sirupl-s wi h reverse,
gr a wealth pi ed up up a nud tl hea; ninnjn, and a
nob(s career ol honor aiet ueiu nes lotiowiog orten a
rhlidhood ol r-cnury aid banif-h-p In the 1ih-j of such
men as fluRh Or (f, ytnntiii Canpbell, Alexander i,
erbyvhire ai d Henry liund. who be(n the strutrla
WMb tortuns at Urn to .1 ot tne i.oj i-r, io ne ny nonest
ndnitry, enten rle ai d pi rseverinoo to Its topmost
round ot wealth and pomtiun, tber is a Kuidn-hooa;
more eloquent than a thousand exhortation to those
now entering up-n the sa n pith. ' W hat has bee a
done can be done Rkcain," and the bor who reads at
teiitlely this volume of bi.jfraphy will Uy it aside
mpired by new hopo and roure to a d him in his ltfL
of struggle and teioplaLioo. The writer sura: '
To the Auienci.u, whoaw Country is a living spi A. M.
known and read by a I men, as to the oapaoilie111 H
entire human race for elevation, honor VJ1 JJ.
surh Uvea are the most inspirnir of 1 (ri l' w"
teai.h pallenci, boidu. ss, pruunc. one M."
aud they should also ;e , u ihe ' ,",., ,,'. 4 00 P.M.
his brother, if he will only set about UHa . st P. M.
rptrit, snd with a generous debsrutaai reach Altoona for
Isirly by others as he would wish t be deiwminnd.tl ms for
self we csn Bnd mauy brtht and striking mornltw ma
In the lives of such men as btephen Wirnrd, Jft'r.V,0
Ihos. P. Cope, J. hn Welsh, J. vV. Olagh-irniVn. 2nd Itm
V.isUr, Joseph K. Kvans, Adam Bteinmots,
Myers, J B l.ippincott.slohn Macros, Ktchard A) tha other
tSmuuel Orant, I Onroeliu, 8 Morris Wain, John
and a host of other noUe Philadelphisns, who
built up the fabric ol their fortune., and now hot9 eon
have held while living, positions of in II unties or houJIroli
by the title of their vmu intellect It Is from this M ",fr
thut liberal subscriptions to enllnhk-oed public 1 to
prove ments come, and Uiey are constantly performiiyiian.
ihsinterested and hibcu-iuindud acts, of whih the WorTiMy.
k news but little, because they are oot done for the eake ai
of mora OHt'ntatlon or sell-gloriticatiou, but from a
sincere and wiie couviction of the justice and sagacity, 1
as well hh Lberali'.y of such actions We do not knew
what wu would do without such atlas like (men to up-
hold the commercial and mauufarituriuM; (ute rente of
l hiladelphia ; they sustain grandly tho projeoU which
have bunt up our beautiful city, and genius and pa
triotisin, literature aud the arts, never look in vain ta
thetn for recognition Visit their mansions, and be
hold how our tuerohants are prluoes; see ths graceful
appreciation awarued to genius and intelleet la the
works of art which aoom their walls aud drawing-rooms,
tcsn their rich libraries snd delicate and fragrant eon
servaturiea. Then go to the abodes ot the humble, ssj1
learn how many of tho rich and honorable recognise
their duties to humanity and shed the bright light of
generoMity over lacea which Mould else ba dark aad
desolate.
From th? Sunitup Mi revry )
I110ORAPHiK8 0y HUUUU&tr'UL PUILADKLPUI1
MKHCII ANTf, published by Ja ues K. Simon Mr. 8,
N. WinaLow, the p-iblieher of that important a beet,
the Cvrnmrrrtat List, of Philadelphia, has made ft
valuable aud welcome contribution to our biographical
literature in tho volume now Herod to the publlo. '.' ,
Although the merchants of our ouuutry form iw buj-
e ark, and exert a larger luiluence )oliticaily, flnaa t
ciaily and socially, than auy o'ter class lu the comma
i ity, there art but few reoordspublisha.l by which thoaa
out cf the sauie sssrsciatioiis and pursuits ruay learn tha
secrets ol their power Yet theae men, many of them
aeii-maau, springing rrom tne bumblest origin, etrag
glii'g through a ynutu of povurty and hardsnip, now
potsesa too much power, etand too high for Intel loot,
ability and wealth, and aut too conspicuous a part ta
the moat important urt of our oatioual history, to
make the record ot tl uir lives any but one of Interest
and profit Written by a contemporary, ani in moat
iuft&LCt-a personal friu, d of the subjetet, each aketoli
contains anecdotes aud ivoolleotions ot interest which,
if left to a later date, would have been altogether lost,
ai.d gives to the work, braides other and stronger olaima,
the merit of being a timely production.
In the preparation of theae sketahea the author haa
had advantage of intercom e with the charsolers yssaav.
trsyed, or their near relatives, ao that they may be
relied upon a perfectly truthful and trustworthy. Ue ' "
has careiully weeded out all prejudice or contradiotioa
from the material placed at hi- diitpoital, Inquired eloaelf
iuto coullicting statements, and thus rendered his usi
nnrratiou impartiul and correct The style is clear and
vigorous, the purpose straight fur wsrd aud the ataba
zueuts valuable aud entertaining,
To those judt euteriiw upon a mercantile caroor. It ia
nipossible to over-etirante the value or a volume like
this t ne V, hilo It gives the clearest slatemeuts of the
ceutfoti leading to auccess or failure, drawn from actual
t-xperience, it also points out, tn clear, forcible lan
guage, the dsugera and temp.Ations whiuit bttnet tha '
yonug uierchsnt, and gives words ot' counsel which art)
pure gold to the Wiouhtful Inquirer.
Mr Carpenter's rules, laidduwu for his own guidance f
foim aluioat a text-book iu tliuiuselVL'S. Among theua
are
1 To rise surly. He was always up between four and
live o clock in the rooming, aud did uitnoitt a day 's work
btfore other people were awtke.
'I To employ method aud system In evorjthiog,
whether ol study, pleasure or labor.
3. To never uudertake auy enterprise without being
thoroughly prepared tor suocess aa well as failure.
4. To purchase for cah, lUsttead of credit, caussa tha
purchaser to be prudeut and careful, and not to over
load himself with stock, besides being an ad v aut ago la
the diKoouut for prompt payment.
0 '1 o go imo buAinofcH eutirt ly upon credit la danger
ous, aud likely to swamp the young begiuuer
6 Nbver axil to a peron who purchajtes eutiraly oa
oredit. To meet his payments he will, in eight cane a
out at teu, he compelled to saonUus goods lor which ha
piomised tit pay lull prices
1 pon theae principle George W. Garpeutor aoted.
snd when, on the seventh of .tune, IHbO, he wa. called
up' u by ileal li to leave his arUirn, we will veuture ta
sy his acco-'utu were punted, and ti.at he Id It to his
Imuily a clear record ot his worldly career., trew from
doubt or intricacy.
No one entertng upon the h mard of businsss life caa
fsil to derive piiat.uru ami prdjt Iroin the perusal of
sucl-i lives as to one of John iingg, Huu tJruig, Cfl.
Mm b Thomu-, Charles MacalebUr, A. J Derbyshire.
Alexaiiilor lUury,Johu Welnb, CbtrUs Morriei, aud a
hunt of others, wIiomo eKaiupti' aie a shining light fur
tLe leet t their euccehhwia. To those lucking lur eo
courug-ment and guidance, for pteas.irit pcmoiial aueo
dote, lor buely diawn itaitu ol uliar.ctnr, and pieaaant,'
prrlifable reading, we hear ily reuouuuwu j this valuable
book.
(From the Hvnd y Times.)
IiIO(iUAI'llli: Os SLtXlfL'L PlUL4UKLPais
MhlitllANTH This valuable cotleotion of biographies
is not aiikuowit to thu publiu lu'ixt of the matter nee
ing been alremly pubiinoed in tue coliimus ol the Cem
mcrctn' Liitt an received the marked approbation us
iisreaduis hveiy sketch ha beeu caret il lly revised
and cur ret led, and the present form Cum bi ues perfect
accuracy with interest and iulormtiou.
As a general rule, biographie are dangerous writing,
and dry reading; the author is ooimtautiy io danger ut
runniL eainat tbe susgs of persuiialiliHS, or biasituj
truth by prejutiire; remiuJing one of a child who, peep
iug iu at a lenu) ebow fancies he eet-s the whole world;
and csutiou renders are vury apt to uuu ''Lives" aa
uufiitihtiiitory reading liut when a writer of biograpbf
will coudue hiuic-iU to the exact truth, aud tell it in a
plain, rttvuightlorwaid n.aunor, without oimneut or
epeuulatiou, t be world is the gainer of just ao muck
tieemire Ir m the wvll of fXporiencu. The writer ot
this book f biut(,ri.hiea hM done this thing l'ha
volume is an iutirettting atatetieut of the oaievr of mer
rhsnts wl o are alike kuowii to their uiiy aud profee-i-ioD,
itnd is vmuuble us a guide and text book lor tha
yiiui-; a treanure of piwsitiu memories for tha mora
advai'i't-d, aud a luouumeut woittiity earood b tbosa
Shiibt struggles ULd hUL'rwit S it records.
II "re ih t Id, lu an Interesting manner, the story of
how ii-oiu poverty and aometiiues igitoritnce men hava
ii to ti e loremoHt rankH of mor'.autiie life, wealth,
and pukition, and excellent sketches of sppeerauoe aud
peiHtLal tntitsive a lile to the details, too completely
aie son.e ol thu lives wrought out, that young men au
tertug upon a bueioenn career, will tlud her- the most
valuable hints as to the iletail of mauy cf the lead iug
branches ol bUMnus., and the whole community of
readers will find valuable iulormation regarding tho
inost pmlitable aud houorable methods of rising in a
mercantile cateer.
The author himself, In his introduction, gives tha
best sketch of the dusigu aud purport of the volume,
lie says :
In pursuance of the plan upon which thvy ware ,
tartvd, ths t-keWhes took a wide range, and csre baa
been taken to hava them accurate aud readable; not
only uontaioiug lessons for practical use, but such per
sou a I gossip as indicates character or will iuterest tha
reader, ilroad traits are outlined with a liberal band,
while narrow aud petty characteristics have uu oourtl
veil thrown over their deformities.
11 An absolute historian
Fhould be tn fear of none; neither should ba
Write anything mora than truth fur friendship,
Or less for hate."
Little things go further than many of ut think toward
making up the character of ail humsyiity, and frequently
much can be learned bv watching how a merchaut atgui
his name, handles a bauk note, or gives aa order.
Maguemtnity aud msauuasa nee each their aat marks,
by which tha thinking aye d the quick lute 11 sot de
tect them, be they ever obsoure to tha Idle brain or
the foolish vision of ths iodoltjut and eilly
Tne iutarpst of the work will spring partlj from tha
factum in Ph Hade "hi a tbere la more real, solid, an.
durina- wenl'-fc J UT lha Uaiou. Viuaaoial
ertis,es. wUiah bsve swept like a tornado aver tha la4
kte iuucaad i'hilaislphia wiib genile wingi.'
ay
While ta tha reader of tha present day, parson al aa.
quaintaoca or racolleotioa, Will give an added value to
ita iutrinata worth of tha volume, it will by no in ana
lose its interest as the eoUmporary generation fa lea
aw.y. Tha dally Ufa of men of to-day wilt be aa dear
to tha recoil action of future aspirante for mercantile
fsma, aa tha mamurlea now are of tboee giant miada
who aUuggled with aha winds aud wave o( ad vera
Ivrtua wUeaoux ouuutry was la itaUlaao,
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