THK DAILY EVENING TELEGltAPII. FIIILADELPiTIA, SATURDAY, JITT.Y 23, 1801.
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FATl'UDAY, JULY 23. 18(V4.
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uorxo. ; Ktl AT XX) COT7RTBST AND ISTKItXATION AL
COMITT D1CTATK?
The qupatlon In regard to th right of Mr.
XA!TCAtkr, of the yacht JWrAoiirvl, to
retain Skmmka and tome of hi officers, nf er
laving rescued thera from drowning, has,
. from tbft ery first discussion of the topic,
I eon generally decided In the negative by
Aicerlcaafi. It b the Impression of Captain
" WlKtXOW and of hla officers, that the persons
' carrW off by the yacht were reicued In contra
' Tentloo of all rulus if courtesy and International
comity. But wh'in every loyal American tniy
well arxutlulzo Lis judgment In a ciwe where
bis feelings are necessarily enlisted, it is eay
to conolve that in the position la which the
; officer of the Keartarge And themsol ves, thoy
t ars of all men the ones who cannot be re
. gardtd In this matter as big a authority. They
had signally defeated their enemy. They fait,
n. they bad a right to fi-el, that the Alabama
and all which she contained were the lawful
' pil7.es of the'r skill and bravery ; but lo ! Just
as tbey feel assured that they are about to
t ga' her the ooly spoils which ttao envious sea
wQl not engulf, the chief prize, of their triumph
is gone, spirited" away.
A Kew York paper took the vlow that
r Semmxs, although a prlaoner, had a light to
is use any means at his disposal to escape, but
that Mr. Lakoahtrb was wrong In removing
him; and there is evidence adduced to show
that Mr. Lancaster felt himself to be In the
wrong. Indeed, Mr. Laxoasteb hlm.elf
"ays he expected, as he was moving away,
" to be brought to by a 6l, plainly indi-
eating to whom, Whls opinion at that time,
" those hiviaif taken on board bolonged, and
Jift fn'aracter of his own act In conveying
lUem away." Now this eviden?e doss not
4 all afford proof that Mr. Lancaster knew
be was doing an unworthy act. It merely
goes to show that Air. Lancaster was think
ing of the point of view from which Captain
Wxsslow would probably regard the aiding
. th escape of bis enemies.
1 ' As to the request of Captain Wi.nhlow to
Mr. Lancaster to pick up the drowning
swi of the Alabama, It has nothing to do
With the question. Courtesy could not place
Mr. Lajvcastks nndt-r more obligation to
BUTTi-ndcr Semmeh than to renin him; for
such courtesy to Captain Wikblow would not
be courteous to Skmmeh. It Is a question of
fight, and of duty derived from right not one
of courtesy. An infraction of courtesy, super-
. addd to an iufractloa of riiiht, would aggra
vate the chief offend; but an Infraction of
, courtesy cannot legitimately enter Into the
..consideration of a question Involving the lib-
, erty ot Individuals.
Were the Alabama' officers and men pri
soners when they were struggling in tho
waUr, or were thoy not? If they wera, Mr.
Lanoabteb'h act in picking thorn up could
Sot confer liberty upon them. If they ware
not, then thoy were free to sail away wit'i
any one. As to the motives which actuated
Mr. Lancaster we never had any doubts.
All the testimony In the case goes to show
that his sympathies were enlisted in favor of
the drowning men long before they ware
drowning men. But with his motives we
' .. have nothing to do. The point which we
, wlh to ascertain, is whether he had tho right
to retain the Alabama' officers aud men whom
he rescued from the water. The subject beiug
. thus divested of irrelevant matter, is sus
ceptible of investigation, with some hope of
arriving at a Jut conclusion
We think that Sf.mmilH Is the culprit, aul
that Mr. Lancaster acted as he in his posi
tlon of neutral had the right to behave, but
M he probably would not have behaved with
out personal feeling in favor of the Alabama.
The I)rAoni at sea is Junt as much a
poitlon of English territory as if she vrxi
moored to its shores, or lay there high and
dry. To her boats, of course, belonged the
same Immunities as to herself. It' a nation
held men in durance on board of a prison-ship
And the ship were to founder, ami her crew
were to be picked up by a neutrul, It could
not beJuMly maintained that such assistioce
constituted a valid liberation from imprison
nu nl. 1 he men were really prUoners at the
tin:e of the foundering. They are temporarily
Although tinintentiouully, in the position of
Bw n w ho have broken bounds. No neutral i
ntuler an obligation to save them; but having
saved them, they are undoubtedly the r.giill'ul
pot-eMon of their original rapt rs and j til ts,
Hut hati these men of the Alabama who took
XO'tige on the IeThounrl ever been prisoners
What conttituted th.-ui prlionrfi-M? It. w.n
no poiivIi.i of their persons, for the Ifit-
hOi 'i? did not obtnin th-m. If Captain Wix
Isv had a riht iu them, it mtiit hnv h
becaufe they were technically prison;!, b j
ol abeoluti'ly. The question now arises as to
wl at could ni'ike them t'chulf ally prisoners.
It was the act of Skujiks In surnrndering his
Ship. This he did in two ways : Firstly, by
hauling down his flag ; secondly, by sending
to the Keamarge a boat with au officer who
made a fonnul surrender ot the ship. From
tho very nature of the circumstances, the
terms of surrender were unconditional. Un
conditional surrender implies the giving up
of everything, both personal and material.
Bemmkb, as commander of the defeated ship,
Was pledged to such a surrender; hence he
had no right to sequester himself, or to allow
W subordinates to avail themselves of any
means of escape except from drowning.
We have been told that Instances have oc
curred where a .Up in.a geueral naval en
gagement, arier having struck her flas. had.
on observing a favorable change In the combat,
raised It again, and has prosecuted the fight,
without having been supposed to act In con
travention of honorable procedure. We do
sot vouch for the accuracy of the statement ;
but et en admitting the propriety of allowing
a ship In a general naval engagement to
Come in o action again after having sur
jendered, such a case and the one under eon
. s deration are essentially dllTUrent. In a
gt era! eoggnnt, a change that would
enable a ship which had been put flora rf
combat to resume hostilities, must partake of
the character of a rescue. Certainly aim
coo Id not rightfully go Into the fight again If
the mercy ot her antagonist had enabled her
to make repairs which were requisite to ena
ble her to renew the conflict
But the action h-twrVn the Krarmryt and
Alabama was a single combat. In which there
could be no rescue by Interposition of arms.
Captain Winsi.ow had It In Ms power to din
regard tho hauling down of the Alabama
flag, and to continue his firing. The luws of
rtvlllHd warfare, very Justly, do not aJuit o'
such nn act, but tin y certainly should give
ccrrespondliig rlglit to two comlnUnts. If
Captnln Winsi.ow had It In his power to tlo
what bo did not (lobcenuxe his enemy craved
n ercy, his enemy's honor was coiicerri .l l.l
fu-'fllling the terms tipon which he was spared,
and those auro unconilitional surremler. No
number of boats on tho orean could glvn
Skmmkh the right to evade the. con'efi'iences
of bis act in surrendering his vessel by two
CHtubltshedand well-rerogulxed formalities.
We think that it is well that the comman
der of the Alabama was not captured; for
then, perhaps, the question would have Immu
diutely arisen as to his nlatv whether he
ought to ls treated as Itebel prisoner on
land are treated, or whether he should be
treated as a pirato. As for ourcelves, we cm
not perceive that the sfafti of Uebels on sea
should lie accounted different from that ot i-mull matter, certainly. Uut we ttiin'i ft
Rebels on land. The comparative Inslgulfl- ' mlgbl be secured, sufflciontly for all practicil
ranee or the subordinates In command has: pi r; cms, If commerce wero confined to sup
not suggested the Idea. Tho fitting retrlbu- l''yl"B tho actual wants of every poople out of
tlon for the deeds of the Alabama would
seem to be her sinking w'th all on board; but
It Is almost ingratitude to Judge of what would
have been better than the event upon which
we have so much reason to congratulate our
selves.
Tinrrosjqt FRI1 HirF-
The northern nations of Europe pride them
selves upon their superiority In energy and
enterprise to those of sunnier climes. T.'ioy
believe it to be their destiny to domlnato tho
southern portions of that continent, and spo.ik
contemptuously of the Indolent and eflomluato
Italians and Turks, and others who seem
likely to becoras the victims of an easy subju
gation. Iu America It Is a favorite notion
that the Indomitable Anglo-Saxon Is destined
to bear down all before him. Out orators lead
us to Infer, from thelr cwncelted speeches, that
energy aud hwoThood are the peculiar Chirac
terl&tk') of tho Anglo-Saxon ruce and the tyn
perate zono, and that, consequently, that rai'e
must become the final lords of the world,
from whom it is impossible that power should
pass.
There Is an arrogance of error and a sub
limity of egotism upon this subject, lu both
England and the United States, which are
truly amazing. All history teaches us that
conqueiing enorgy Is peculiar to neither ra.-e
or zone. If you go to Constantinople, you
will see the Turks pussing their days in a kind
of lazy dream, smoking, bathing, praying, and
sleeping in a continual round of reverie.
You will agree with the Czar, that thes
people are unfit to possess that beautiful land ;
they must yield place to a more energetic
race, which, of course, must como from the
North.
But glance ut the past, and sen the terrtblo
Ottomans sweeping with resistlens rapidity to
the shores of the Bosphorus, and under the
generalship of Mahomkd II planting t!iu
'rescent on the walls of Constantinople ; mark
their successive conquests In the Mediterra
nean, when all the combined forces of tin
greut naval states were scarcely sufficient to
heel, their career; and recollect how all Eu
rope trembled before the armies of Soi.yman
the Magnificent. In that age there was no
nation In the world to bo compared with tho
Asiatic conquerors iu energy and enterprise.
Go to Greece, and you will despise those beau
tiful, yet cringing and indolent mea who
lounge and steal beneath the shadow of tho
Acropolis or among the groves of Sparta.
They, too, must give way hiforo a more
energetic race. Yet they are the descendants
of men who conquered all of the world known
to their limited geography. G toltityanl
mark the miserable beings who loll along tho
streets of tho Eternal City, or crouch, stile .to
iu band, among the crags of Arbuzzo, to rob
and murder the uuwary traveller whom they
have not the courage to meet in fair com'.iat.
They are unworthy to possess that glorious
country. Tluy bulong to a stock naturally
deficient In energy and Industry, and tlioi
climate has a tendency to enervate th.tm to a
still more lamutable dflgr;m. They must
succumb to the h irdy man of tho Noi-th.
History will tell you iliut your men of the
North have yet to ehlhit anythiug UUe tlw
conquering activity displayed by the Roinins,
century after century, until tho world of
which they hud any knowledge luy subntsslvu
at their feet. They gave laws to Europo and
large portions of A "in and Africa. Gaul,
Britou, and German went down before t i.-ir
arms. Go to Spain, and see a government
which has fallen Into contempt, and a people
utterly destitute of manly spirit. They, ton,
must yield to the natural superiority of yo.ir
Anglo-Saxon ra?e; or, ut least, of a northern
nation. Yet, three centuries ago, t!i. Span
iards had achieved one of the gr indett em
pires of which we have any record m ire
extensive than that ot the ltomuus. I'p iu
liUid luid sea they were alm.ist irresistible.
Even the vast conquests of Great Ilrit tiu and
Kussia at the present day do not surpass tiio.
of the Spauisli ur ns iu the times ol d! uu.ks
V uud I nn. if II.
The fact is, the Anglo-.Savoa. in llis glow
of his present mioccss, forge U the pa-l, and
expects too much of the future. The eouqil r
lng spirit is not peculiar to any race, neither
is the hot sun of the South destructive to it.
Iu this country the pride of race has le i to
the most extravagant ho;cs of tho future.
It Is our mission to conquer the continent
and hold it for all time. If our enthusiastic
Fourth-of-.July peoplo don't precisely say
this, they evidently think it. Such anticipa
tions are about as sensible as those, of a ram
who, with all the evidences of mortality in tho
past and In the present to instruct his mind,
thinks he shall enjoy immortality in the flush.
We are born, we will live our day, and we
will perish as a power from the coutatuuit,
even as other powers have perished of which
we preserve the records. We are a conquer
ing race. But so were the Turks, the Greeks,
the Bomaus, aud the Spaniards some of
Uim on a much larger scale than we can
boast We cannot be more confident of ob
taining an absolute mastery of the world, and
holding it, than was the Itoman. What rea
son have we to believe that our fate as a
nation will be substantially different from
that of the lords of Italy T
' A Congregational church In Harp well, Mo.,
built la tho year 1759, before the town was or
gftiiLwd, U atm sum ling, the heavy frame still a
SMJuxid aupart&Uy tu when put tip. It U now
aa ilo tow Watte, the body iwwn bafiu;;
bota laiuatyttk
OWStFR r.
The torelgn commerce of a country doe
not nectwHarlly enrich It. It m.iy consist
chiefly or entirely In carry ing the products of
other nations. In that case It Is obvious that
the profits of commerce) are merely those of
transportation. The real source of national
wealth Is productive labor, and a mercantile
marine Is only valuable In proportion as it is
i mplojed In conveying to tho niark.tti of
the world what the Industry of a people ha I
ireatod. Nor Is there any advantage In ex
porting what we produce, so lo.ig as there Is
a teaily demand for it at home. Wherever
that is done, a community In not merely forced
to mpi'ly Its necesHples by Importation, but it
lt'se all tluit money which la cxpuudej lu the
net ol transporting to ono eldn of tho globe
a huge mans of things which are quite as
much need 'd on the sidy from which they nro
chipped.
Hence the commercial exchanges ofdi floret.
Independent States, which should, on tho prin
ciples of a sound political economy, consist in
liarhTlng what our people can produce and
do not want, Is, In fact, made a very di.'lerent
Mrt of business. It has become tho mean.i of
laying ono country under contribution to
another, without the slightest possible benvflt
U oitlier party, except In sa far as tho mer
Intercourse and relations of trad'! bind fjinoL
nntlons together In the bonds of amity, an.1
pri serve the peact of the world. This Is no
the surplus resources of others.
This, however, la not enough for the ship-
owners, the men who livo by "carrying coals
to New Castle." If thoy had no more to do
than to transport that which is not unedod in
one region to another where it is not other
wise attainable, thoy would Had their occupa
tion quite gone comparatively. One-half or
two-thirds of the commercial navy of tho
world would rot in idleness. Hence, this
class, which has grown to bo a most formida
ble one hi wealth and influence, has endeav
ored to mako commerce a principal, instead o
a subsidiary and dependent, interest.
The Idea that thefe Is a positive advantage
in sldnVug merchandise over the ocean, and
shipping it back again, has become so uni
versal and cstablUhed, that mankind have got
to estimate their prosperity by their Imoorta
and exports, without considering tho enor
mous loss they siifitnln in this silly process of
selling and buying iu distant and dear Inste id
of cheap and near markets, while at the camo
time they restrict their respective productive
powers iu order to keep up what thoy call
commercial reciprocity. In other words, wo
are told that E'.itlami will not consume our
breadstuff unltvss we take lu return her calt-
, ,., , . i ..,.. . i (i., .h I
cocs and cutlery, and so on ; auJ that, there- .
fore, wo mint not Oevolop inJinufut'turing art
In tho UnitHtl Statun. bocaua It would clone
tlio ibrelga market for oar rxw ni itIuIh.
Accordingly, coinruorcs. which U, ia truth,
the mere servant of industry, ha literally
subordinated it, to thut the Interests and enor
glc8 of the bitter are Hacrifl-cd to tho very
agency which could not cxi.t an hour with
out them.
It U ftrange that au intelligent people slioul J
Ik bo deceived. No nation, however, has bern
bo bamboozled and befotiled ia this matter aa
the United States. We prenent the ridieuloiid
Hpi'ctacle of a p'Ople who, with more of the
eien enta of Independence than any other, ara
more reliant on foreign communities for the
lit'CCritu'H and luxuries of life.
With exhaustions quantttien of the oenti.ilH
for manufacturing purpose, we Import an
nually million of dollars worth of fabrics
whu h our own labor, if properly fostered and
applied, could easily produce out of our own
abundant resources. Foreign Mutes are thus
making that wealth olf of our own crude
BiapicH wnini our own luoorin popuimiou i
ought to realize, and we are at ouee rohb:'J of
our property auU m.iuo to pay trilmto after-
wardn to the spoliator.
Is it not obvious that the actual wealth of
tho United States in specie would bo an
niented by millions of dollar, if tho profits
now made by foreign skill anJ labor bestowed
on An.ricai. raw products w.-re tusdoby our
own artitiiiiiR? W hIioiiIiI liivn fin hira
market which Kuglaud, Frauce, uud Geruiitny
. , ,
now K)sei)S, for tuc ianrlcs produced iu our
lactones uud sIioim, besides the m:irkutsof the
world; wbih- tho mnuiugaud planting luhrost
would Lave a sLeadler tlemand here ftr their
product, which loe ho small part of their
, .... iaa.t. . ...
Value lil the act Of Shipping UUd traushlpplug
them over half tho globe.
M i-r It-it.
IIAi:Vir.H-KOii:.-iy v. X. M. Baldwin, JulvS'Hh.
Mr. fc I W IN i. 1IAK.UKK and MUn .MAKY A. KOtiii.
all o; . lilljiitlphiH.
WeroWKLIs-HTrMPK.-On tho H-tantt by
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:4 yer. elc-t noil 01 Hourv Ld hipr.
'ili- r .aii -it and irli'ml ol thu ininlly art rvitnctfuHr
Invitfd to ntttuU iiln tuiifral, imui tho rt'-hh-fn-B ol hi
lather, iso. aijl rtt. John ctrcet, itctwct-fi Wooj and ( al
low bill, to-morrow (rtuuduyj uionnug, at V o'clock, with
out lurtbt-i iiutKu.
NOUTIIU(ii'..ou KMdav inomlnr. July 21, flKORilU
M h 1MK Ull.L, only non uf Ueore and haily Northrop,
at"i A year.
'1 h irU-iiaU of the fumltv aro Invited to attend hU fune
ral, whhoot lurthvr L.otlci. uu iiouduy, J uly kt-UU. al i
oMock 1-. M.
HMITII. July KM. tlKO. K. SMITH.
r uneiul fu nrocted to La um I UiU, itom hli lata r
dnof to. 4.'il IS. r ourth tri'i t, on Juomlav, tlie 'ith
inatunt. at lu oVIurk. A. M. The rvlatlvej aud tnonOa
atf iuvitt.'l to aiu ud without tutther Dot Ice.
Wil.LlAM:.-July 2uth, Mra. XXUXUKTYl WIt
HaVm in ihe41ih yrar nrbfr uc.
Ktnoral Mill take plate from hr Into rMhlenro. Ku,
AJii LnitTpriMu itriwt, on Huudtiy moriiiuif, al tt o'clock.
To proved lu l'hlladelpnta Ciuur.
W1HHAKT. At bit rfMldutKft. In Wasjhltuton, Pa. on
the UAh ultimo, JOHN WlilAUT, M. D., lu Uxt Blth
year 01 bla a.
YOl'KO.-ln CarlM. Ta., Ju'y 9Uw KNOtTI YOCNCk
Kbo, ad ahvut HI year
ohkJaky.
fiROHOH I.AMnKHT ThedauUi of Oeoryt- Lamhcrt,
of th Kirt S.'wJern y lt-KU"ni, intha .'Jd yoar 0 lit ax.
d krvt i n.ore than a nifr lormal nowtpaaer i.ot:c; and
an vkhibition ff hi ahara- vr will ai Wait Hraiiry the
tiau 01 lite tuauy wti'i wro pr jud of hh frKm lti-ii .
II MNn.lni l mi rvUtioiii ui li , unSn-thiiidt, i thle,
bravv. Kfiifrx'Ui.aud lfutrahlo. Claaitynalilta phat,
ntot I'uiiui niiy dorn-l hi Uic ; tfc.mti.Hnkg a dlup ntl n
aujiable. KfiitiK, and loryiv lii, with a iteru dau-ruitnall m
t uptu Id truth and th' rUbt.
In hi -ariy ovUi tui-iei hat lo-l a vs'uaMa aid t it
pr.ixret, mini hi avriowiiuf laaily a lay iud ciju Uidou
llittt an 11- wt bt r'pla --!.
Mnvwetniat trial ti eternal (1M, wSit hmrrotaole
hriug im mortal tniflifoi can pnntrata, h it ro etT J Oak
th plr:t of hna wto loved n mut.O W 4a.ai 4Q gpmiule-
(toot X ti luouiL ao4 tKTW. tm
BUSINESS ITEMS.
rrimMi, folic. (Itolrrat, Mummer env
plulnt, Hj-enterr. mil tl AfKcUoai of th B'.wNl ars
cure .mint'y ai J eflictu.l- by Vr, I). Jatsk'n rr.
mln.tlve luu.nm n'air W s.snt totli. 'a.ts, H li reufllr
liJii'r. by rMUlren, ami tartiK n.lnt.lQM It p..pultrltf
tl i ver ll.lrty yi-urn, th. aroi'iif Int fonfltlentl) rr.ai.
nir 'HI n a NisiMl.rit Ilium h . id It .u-t
t aiy st N . 13 OtifcMiiit treol.
Wlnen and Lienor for MixllolnM lar
1 1 Hm( )
r.
errr, u.1
Alto. (In. old nraadlM,
t4 uwsllataAl purpo.fle,
OattuiUr oa kar.d, t.r
IlkVll a Ittnif.Rf,
A foli ami TeuUi eUt-oU.
1 O Ij O A. T T 13 M
At
it it Hint v.
CHILLED IRON SAFE
bI.lUOUHI.Y ATTACK KU.
THE PUPILS OF DAVID EVAHS,
or tub riitu or
IJ T A N H A "WA-THOIN,
AMvKADY AT WORK.
BIS SCIENCE PRACTICALLY TESTED.
Tie Rtfttilt a Complete and Total Failure,
Tim i.imc.i.AKft iiaii,v root f.
IAV11 KV VNH iy. it li rory nlmpf nuitUr C
drill a loI thrvuii I St ! 'J incliei tliorotilily otjlill
Ijvii; pel U,) the coMfiailrtn of tltu ltiv, md ou
I.IJIk ' Hafvt hivI to UluxtrriU) titi uyttPtn, ht fouud, aoci
dfjil!), cmi-cluJItvl itnpertfM mfoj prm-urc-l m rry
pcifcot (IrHlliiaT a.'i'arntuB, with drill the most approved,
and, I am ioM,rIv.h daily public loaon lu tho art of drill
ing; alfco.triat hi uccootl, by a rcy heavy trumur, aod
tho Ub of Uirt'O ar four drlilH. lo gnaJ a liulo through tit In
?n.l-ihliled iafe ia from thirty lo sixty mlnutei, aud
to Ills uiitl Uiat an W LUIie'i Safin can s drilled mo
It wuuld a win that lome of hh more advanoej itud'ti't
ha vl rii fuuiid a moot lavorabl npporunl.y to tft UiU
new pMloftophy, have already taken tho mctimiy ttpi
to pruvUcaliy aud pro 'ciblonaliy eiporlmont upon thin
uew and wotvdfrful icltnc ; I ay wonJuri'ul, lunsimf, If
auccsiialt it wu to odii at onca tho utuit iaiiprtant sa'at
and vault of the oountry to tho wool burglar protfcion.
'll;e null It ot tho fKcor'tucutt will I nhovru hy the fV.I-
I It.wlng tatt tiicita, which aj ft'ir in tlitt 'Trca," Juty 11,
ftlfinoiher ulty arrs.
l.in.iK'n t!i it.i.iti Iit'is BakkA Bin btt UNur.
V.hYV L Allf Ht T Al Itoiilll'K. . ThO 'Wfrlt lnlUd"iphia
tatifct ri'ml" liait uno ol Lil.jk h No. -j ituu itac,
piiicnuKtMl ol M. C. HaM.nK, Auun. In Miis cay, miui
m uivotht) plofC. l hi i-ahj whm t(t In the rttcu, on
jiurkft Biiujtt above Ifroud.un SUiirtla uf.eru4m, oil
nnht.
Oti Si.nday, at twftlve P.M., the p'lHcoman trloj tho
t'M-ut d'Ktr of Pill -o, a t it! found it unitu'Ri-d. O.i cx
HUi'hh f te uihrt hu lOtiud tuobjrtart t.ail tw n at work
at Hie mIi , iui btu Ult vvhh tioir anitr.iuia. 'I hero tv-u
a ui'-rtlne niadf 1h lh' H or In fr nt i iha tain for t.'io
hill poi t ol urlli, Mild a nuru Krot hole a f,irthr bak lor
hit pat mi to rri'MtfH pr-Niire a id oveti4rK doue io
paivolK to nittKt th urllliti iwti tit.
it hv wan foitnu drllittd, or ttruund, ahuat half an Inch
Into tho door, over ti e luck. In iho mii iner Mtt pu il ot
described In iuud.y ueoaif.' ailvurti.'rutit, an I It
wou ti otom thU wan nit far an ihcyc-ulu t,o, m the irju
bviHine i ardcr. t the lck ct-i tio wai thr viy
tru (I but i-otitd not bt- drlvou iu. Nei thn litUM-knot
neretikn o",a-l tin knob-i intl wtr Ui'ruti y
trad, uitl Jhey could nt le driven iu. A siodxe wai
ti trd.aod that huu n-j pt'ect. A pry win plactnt bmnd
toe tiiKr-hiii. h to pry off hr (tiKr. Tlih dn not ucc -.-d :
uud (titer all tl.i'to eaptiriuicaiM. the b irtjlai'i wvl.ien ;y
ca". io tht- conruisio'i ih;v du d H In any wnv p qc
troic tiie nao. noil 1 it lu ih-it.iair tohitiartlv ; n t hivmtr
h ' ciMnittcil in ih Ititsi. ano liavlutr tUl oli ntv of tlou
towt.rk
1 he aptH t.rtno hmi1u loa n Indate that tr.e
flunUy
Tiiri National Hank, I'hlKd hia, .July i4, I do
hoib ctrll!) U at I he i aKiuii.t hi U.v lrf.s ' m the 14 tU
I. .. tti r lironoc to 1 illle'b Mto at th Cbt t'hiladeJpiiia
Trut Cutif any, Ih a Ootrt tt nnl trtto att m-iit.
1AVII H. fAUl .l'rehtit
TUo following pclnls are parUcularly no.lceablo In tho
aoovo tal-mrnti
Hrt. TlieKTat lcnwih of time of the opera Ion.
Hrcund. I l.e Ict thai the opu KTt hu unmrtlv, and
'. tl"l!L?t?" """" w"1"
inT.i. I r lavi tr i iih 01 lamitiy an.i thf mil ap.
i "'' " i"'ui.u.nai-a.cuiiuidir..o.
k oi.nli. iHct Umt a. lii' g i well lit towa'd. tlm
"khi t ! wiikh ar. mo uhinorn, inr ia
I Jum. i. ixu bi n-uiac. atucu ..r. m.iirf-
' rid,:;;!! w't
vvtis lo racii.all h iiiutiitruit- to (ho tthl' hnrular r
iV'hloh i lo- oumi li t oi lald KvaiM' nt- .pare in the
art el driutnk o!ld chiih d i.t n I i.. U ciu-a tim i.
HiAi'i y hut iHrfv ittitj'aodihk the hunt wa with
ananm .l .tiri;.,ft ll arm.-d and mu ppe l nlth tit
i ain-l(aui( airie, in a fair Mttn t-up ttt ( w t'o
ci.t n to c d Mtii to ieitrf lioui tho lltnl, aod ca uf out
IciM,vf'i,r i itii icarcfly a kc.r, "Hvo oa !iialt Uullm hok
it. die nut r MurfiM e.
h- ir.urh for lavd l ao' aclencc. AM who ned a
ttdr'lv liufMiar 1'f-ui Hate will d we.i, to tako a uo ol
the abovi itu'it.
J A WOKI TO UIK r.lilti.l.VK
i I 'h to iiiuKn i hu 0niiuii to Kotlfui 'U of the
IT.1 r.aiiu Uit.rr flii oialiy to thof Having an) laltli
iu Ifitaid Llvaii piii.ctc'iiK
As ir -ii-worhcft yi n toiii he u vart that om at:d a ha'f
t in Inc' iiiifKofm tiiop nhl i-lihkti linn, t-miU 't ut
KU.cr Ih'ij tlrl ltd 'n anwttj prat-in ai lor iftt-ourl ir,
ui.it il:.i nor only ho- i ia c( cn miibi hi In ilml-o-: the
I on in-; loctno :lny h-.iu l. tin H it here iuirniun J
! rtn r i.fin t w tl.a tt Iron ot ih t.i i(nj chllltfd. A
tt"t iio-t ii Hik t.v out' (1 the tn at r n trkei h o fiui.oi-!-
1 hut 1 d on 01 L li; ttt'i just ti lix ii-'l 10 tU-tttnk of
tJ'f Noititrii t.itM-r'M's, pr '-t tiw-uuu- tul:iH ; and any
iiiiioK-r ot oti t-m Uili.ru ttt atldid. Ymi t.n,y li- astnnd
tn:ti I Ml b Ka.cc aro uif!ilJ drill ; r.n f ithb ui'n am ma
t.i u vn ai.tik- ..ih I) uia ht nhlt le that a may U
hui)4i i. mi I ' id .- ;i -hi ukl on.
AM' li : l(i kvait: ' nU llttlit, tlul he '.ft" drill at.) lit
Li.tu-'t S:i'( 11 c u.-t I v 1 sk'ti v ith Home ttrnln. of a.lo
ai r.'. lit-t.t u Nal'i tiai-i, an'J ! lit'cn-kti d ! u-tk' t'i I
s a; un ..I. IK-iiodh you ate open.uK l.'AOfc iV tViii n
f . . fnhlD t aim i ottiti.'hi.l It ift u.y tlt-ilruo 0 10
a fta. - )' nr :! niu ii ut iitnih-i' Jl-ft-ilT. ; and tur a
i e r.n (;f.t yt -aitl to IitoU 1.iU' Ha ho far. hi
ft i if pioiuoK d tor it he rmt convict, aiivbojy dim
I !)li't hrt- Ih t I hiMMiMl-piiMil, I:j inn,- ill 'hi- oarlv
t'a lim hato a a il'f prol. A word to the ue la
t.th I. M. '
N. iio i"in A-ri'ri yon hmji in'l uml rvtaud rhn rtl f-
( l i htlWi-'U p V t .1 II y I it. 'J - t if." of l,Oll If U,
ai l t -It-fl 1 1 ' u. 'i tr n, a- d u tl.-nnfh tl e orie
un jd 1 e tito:ii-' in .b t ot ut h a tiit? '01 tut r. Hit ii
r hiMii rlhl. . :li'l thi- iblh rai:uit' ' iunu ihtu
c .ui.tt l'i.;'.M '. ti i- a i'Miiui in: At id iru M'.o iio.. t it
a "r.ntu.io hixpe "ir i 'nw m w a t.liv i-HPn a nu-il
lui M;nj,ri any It inoi h I t.-i'.' tu-in u ry tl' a.ul
u.u'Vtuhi to. 1 , tiiih r.
A wutd to PiiU I viini-.of fltiu :f IA rtnn 1 Vi'at
cii :-
'I ho ulov" tint I-a int; hi n m vvUhiitly l)oir
ti'ft h hhiui'il rttrlf. ti nmlur thf uri (aor.V.h cir
ci.iiiht ! hr Mum. ami maoo prod saU-naiiy, a':d ai
thMi..uvLly, aud U v itmiI twi xu h;iu 'or. t .11 wi- it n
thib 101 1 11 ti t- Ktiiiicacot r tho pfi'nt; ihrrttfVini -U
ifA irouhk- vou to urt Hit ol M'Hniay, U mu. m ,
a 'r-vfc oi-h ttniU'tiiK- a ; hu iivut 11 aav u.'t 01 y-i.ir
I ir aav of y ur Uiivrvpri-aoutatioiiai may biu ii n-iut e It,
htiai) t-Kpttt ou 10 be rnaly to mako a further Vit,
! thai buth Iba bnruiuf aud tn p-op e nut kuotv tint l.d
. Il n ruLMed Li'ou aJb At ihurwtinly drill proof, aud ihero-
t aaalv htLi'tiial UrtXrf.
IK Wirt I.H.Lrii A os,
U. MAI '1. Kit, Au-ut,
31 nvtuh riuvcutu nmniU
K. a, WbUmkN a '
Maaafacturrrs of Kuw and Orllcloua Contectloni, Almond
Jaat,ChoooWim7aramU, Creanw I. a Uod 60
Faiit.oxiuUltely flavurd.
Botd Jordan Almond , fce., A.
o. Uii CUeanul atmt, Wotow Fourth,
tmtt a ra.a rinaMM.
TMCK. CO.
M A80 a
at.Mi.nrs
fnrnl
mifoa.
CABINET
mn co. t
0UUAM8.
piahos.
J. K. OOltl.U,
BarauUt and CbiMaut atraoU.
IXFLOHIONS. LET JCVF.RY MAN WUO
J own. a 8loa.il Hoikir raad the. nolle.
Auriarort'. Lon Walur Jletccior uovar Ml to gtre srota
an.-uatf to two bourn ' ivaniina, aa o. taal tba
ttalat at yattitut ktw In Hi boiler, and tua danirer la aa
pnchln. Mat In.truuieut r1UUa a ear, aud I. wa
MMed lo avea In.iauc.
ituto, Ht.u and Waiar OaaiPM. with cack tiaa,
tnWa, piftlaiilafai.r-eoe. AO.
hi nd bjc alrtuUM tuiiuin.ii rniiaiMphU lerUra aa4
IrciiUra. AUUfa-lt H 8. ATn.M.
iys-iaT .Mh.UIttlrt.
1
I.
3.
WAIiHAVUIfi
nrxs ci to w, b. oibitu
MAHONIO I1AL.L.,
Ho. T19 OEESNTJT Btreot.
WINDOW HIIAUUH,
CUKTAINH.
am
MOSClVITCi NKlTlWifl.
AMUSEMENTS.
AINV-T 8TKKKT Till? ATR 15. 110 Mr.
AIJAIN 1 The l''fJ'tp' avTi't-f.
H AvHIIJi A f D II IH OCKItA TKOITKI
ADirnr ilnif ('trfw fMtr. "-Hi aitpeox h-r ifwt ua-ai-i
, r l r tn ibdr return toairlii r fr Ui Fall aitd
Mir.
r- .vt-f i:fH TltOflK cmprU-f tl;e lr t hMy of
a 1 im it t- tf tno-rii ( th rmrtiy .in-. Hie f A KTiH
( r Ol.l AT .MI.ItIT, laitl atd Tf r, one a HKJ U.l A NT
HfAh!
Afh kR In aPrrMratrmc, TtfClI. ItlRK, andlKMC-
l'AUT il.NAL MVntCAl, lir.MS.
fHfrlwff. , Hihifr and lind
(pr It fi Cho-u H an ford Trmioe
Joht.n 0 inr MHrfhir-n limn r" Myr
I im lonH hUrcr oiy atoihvr Dial T D'amo'id
I f lkn.lt. H ri Hani rd
kl-n Mi- Stuht J W It aiu
Hurt ft 1 lor I rv e hant 1A Purtur
MndOtAtbC'U- H O.oih.T
VuKavt Hauftcd On hcira
I'a ;t il. bankokdh caumvai..
KtM-htrft ti..,. You(f An"ira
Ihc K.xcuptP....fiailord, WUliarun.Myem.aiid D.a n nd
lu.hjo H!o (M r't-tJi I'ink I'arker
Hallnd, MJifd Hhlp Nailn To nliht" , .. ..I. r.ttier
Hot u ftf.d Danrv. f all Come l'p" K. Dlamoud
tih: ut a L 1.0VMH
rrVrt Mm, M r tmi-r. and (rnp;iny.
PahfOo ititilad H. rt. t an ford
Dtol, "1 lie l arboard Wa'ch" liliarai and SphgU
After wMrft.
THK Wl.L.nK ltKLI.K.
t'.H.M.C Dick '-t
Urno, tl.t Viilat,'' IJeilo,,,, V. Myert
To cn''ltid w ltn
A TLX (i A' H V JITtTl.r.l-a.
Vr'ei of AdniUmon Orrho-t'-a C-lilr. T.r cuU; lrtM
( Irul-. Mi ri'i ti eaniuet, fKcut; Family Circle. ' nu;
CHKSNUT
8TRKP.T
uibATKi:.
lIKAND Hr.l'KXrNn.
MONDAV kvknimi. .nr. V
Vlrt f(nn lii aix varum 1'hilndi-lphla of th frniuij n
tt'Aiiilt. mu!oHi. hi ftrta' tna dr ima,
AI.ADDIN, tUt 1 UK UONDi.KKIJL I.AMI'.
PrtK-uttHi, all or thro month ' active prrpr.i.hn. In a
tt)l- ir
UN I'llKCKDI'. S'TKD M AOS I KICCNCK.
Itap ' with MHTnitl-cnt Hoem'r
iiiltitn' Danr,
Supurb Co'-tnmet nd Proport'o,
WondprtulTrarmforttiatloiK,
(H-aud Mirclioa, Ac.
Ttofetrvcd Bf his for xalo threo days lu ad v a ore .
MILITARY NOTICES.
OFHCK CITIZKNN' VOMTNTKKR 81 li
HUTliTi' eOMMTTKE, No. i'lJt WALLT Htrt-ot,
July -2" X.
Otllclal lOHt.ructinn, und?r dutrf July ir. havirs
bcn Ibnrd U the l'Pvorit Mari-hai to icrant 1.0 cvr I I rale
rt fxnnpilon for a dfliiii tirm of yrarii, but otuy for tne
1 t?rfoo ot 0' ii-iiah lily tt lit nuOhtdut not to (ia(Vd three
jeatu, and thi beliiaf at variance ifi otfl -I 1 Miijrna:t
to-ritoiorv p-crlvfvl, this Committf? cau no lun.e; protume
uhftohitp rxrmpiton.
'I lieComuiitti?oan only undertake tofunilsh Hiich or-tllh-aioiim
fKenipiiou an tin- frovim! Ma'HhaU aro a nth -rlvd
lo rIvi. and the t:anuol prflon t lu iruarautrf that
thr folwtltoteH fununhed abnll not In? liable to military
n-rv tc- tor t href y am.
All aubai'i-tlx-rn, wito nn iot nntlra.d w:th the rnndl
lHi.it itw uniH.ci-il by tic vr Dcparun nt, rv Invited to
til and wlUtdraw tl- Ir turrp 1 -in.
DANIKI, H fKNMPTZ. Oliatrtnnn.
,1 ti. KOMKNOMti K,N, Treasun-f.
J I t' LA It K MAItK,
JOHN TilOMI'SOS.
IiKKY V,. LKA
l.vfl 9t CLKMKWT U fBVKOai!,
OKKICK CIIY BOUNTY COMMISSION,
No. UU VHVSK Htri'ot.--"Hubntltutra." The thtv
Itounty ot two hntidrtxl and lliiy doilani rlU bo paid In
cao lioru jnrolhl t'ltl.ent of I tulail'-lDia. In advance
01 trie draft, put In three yi-art' auh-ttltuioi not Uahle t
tirart. and propiT crodit ia glvou upon the quota ol their
al-fii i.
If chlM-ni not enrolled out In ntwlitut!. the ubtttute
t 1 1 carded a a volunteer, and on a proper Oviiouc ut hi
bi-ritfc cr tilled 1 entitled to the bounty,
1 lit- opportunity U ihttk adoidtNl for o'tlenk to aid the
crimp, while piiicorlnir exemptioua for tn3iueive, and
ai-Hr-M , i-(iv to nil I 11 ii'iofa iv-r
fi
IlKAlKiUAKI ERS I'ROVO.ST MA.R6li.VL,
Firat District, l'a.
PHti.AriK UMitA, June W, 1H1I
Tt namcR of perrnnN reinuinif u or from (tut lti-
trwt will Id ad4l1 te or stnoken from tho llta of t nrot-
Bi.-nt. tophi ol ihf U-t are open lor pumo iiittpt-cUon,
ami t'lvtl oiltuwrk and all citiona are luvl oil to apimir ard
,olnt out trroi ti tht lintn and kive inch iuformkilon aa
muy aid lu tiie crredttun and revi-n thereof Any
pt-pon t'tmilh-d inny nprxa' hul'ore iho lloanl and l iun
to l.ave bin fiance nrlckru oft the Hit if tic can trow n-itl-houirlly
that he li not pmi erly enrolled, on am ount of
A i fafrt fton-rtiuitnec. Ovcr-ov. ttrvtinent i'hyticai
A rouipUanoc wltu the forcgliu tloriilsrnoUr
loiuiud ivm. k. Li:ny,s.
kW-tr C3tin uud erwoBt Marshal.
KKAlINO,rft..TlttrHHD A Y.July VI. IHHl.
HAl.hlMU lu. l a , TUL'KHhAY. Jmy 'iHtU.
i
W ANTED FOR THK UNI'IKD STATU
Irlatlnr fwrpa fa varied and rxt-iUnK Ul by at-a and
land), thn-e bundron able-hiMilcd mon. to pro.rmtua
dutlo of a olditr at our Navy Vad. nd K'otu-at
li n 111 Htauui r'rpn-or-ar ott roreuin iausnft.
bettor compfUHation than tho army, A ahlp-cf-vrar t
a coiiihirlaWe bono The Marlon Co'in la tho bsat
Siutppod t'orpa la tho service. I'rUo Aittnor aa aux
arc. Ilia IXM'AL MOUNT IBS f AID TO KBtntUrett.
I'or ah oiht r Iniormatiou apply dally at the Rx rurUna
ihnduuiih.No. UU H. KKONT HTeei.btikiw Hpruoe.be
twMa the txomi otoluo and throe o'cl ock.
Jam f;i) i.kwih.
Captain and ltcniitiinOitif)rr,
my U M0.0U H. rKOHT ( treat
pDBLOUGHS-FU R L0UO HB.
Olhvon at4 otdlora vUiUon tho clton rurlouhi.needJnt
HWOHDM,
AMD OTtltM
MILH AKY EQUIPMENTS,
Akt tS ITbO TO THE LTI KMIVK
kAM'r ACI UKINO bbTAttl JBUMKST
or
ai;utc-i; V. MIMOJMH AS ltltO.
SANiiOM STUKKT UALL,
HAN-OM Htrvt, aoove Slxda.
PR P. 8 P. NT AT ION SWORDS
MadV loordi'r at thebrtot aouco, which forrichQeuiaiit)
tna;nirlt'eiHc challfi,e co moot 'Hon, no otlier btiio In tho
ooumrv oouirlnit the SI Mil Atn (. Ul S( Jl.WLKH
Willi HIP. ll.(Tit'.VI AU'i-ilCD MAKB't. 14
MRPFTS, MA1TINUS. OILCLOTHS AND
VMitti m Bhi.ru k from New York A net I 11 valae,
(H'u'htl M.iirlt.ieot ItriiBM-ln, ' wul $1 ti:
$l:.7S,iMi and l-7-; liultiittun hrubtli. ( painted,)
mo, ;o. ah ami ;m cent- ; it I, P t and li i at p.oitor
'ttrMii pr.r m ; luiiirml t'ur 's $i .17 to ft 7& per yard 1
lhwrlt. Im.oi U i-nta to fl'tis: V ninai, hm. and
liii l liom K7 ti- I'wite ptr yur-1; Ata-tl ih, the
lnrMi m-kortnit nt t vi r otliTt-u in tMuiad lpt.ia. (rum V
o 7- t-ii a ui d Ht ti Ni'W York jiti-urtaii Do
p 1. (h noirli Hnthh No. It; h n'tJNU HtrtU
llri-t d-r nlvV Wi.lnut, coubite tom Ktiiaui:
ill. ( LOTUS 01 KVKUY VAUIKTY,
til.
' Uiaut
);9-liu
Ujauulacturt4 Bret fur s.lc tiy
llbKHHTKII KIAVTU. CO ,
ho M IMK'K Struct. futla4.
1)FNN 8TFAM F.NOINF. AND BOII.F.R
J Work.. NEAMKi I.KV V. I'lai llcal and Tm orpUcal
hnMnoi'i'.. Mai.'liinltit., Itolli-r-niakpr. lllackniniiti. aud
i.iindi'r., liav ion lor inn ny yunr. ben In .iK'cu..fu) upora
li.,n, tinu bi'vo vxt'iu.ivitiy enK.Kvil tn nuudiu anl repair
ing Marine .lid Klvor r.Dltitip., ItlijU andlttw prph.urp. roa
ltnilt-r.. Water Tank., t'luneuar., Ac. Ac. nittppctftilly
onur iitpir MttK ti ut uip puunc a. ovitia iiiuy prep-irua u
ooiilraot for Kiihtap. of all .Up., Martnu, Klvcr, and 8ia-
tion.ry ; tiavnig .tt. of patti.rna of .lli!erent .Ucn, are uro
pari.il to u&erute order, with iUk-ll de.liatch. Kvory da.
.t ripuon or paitprnmaiimff niutle al tip. .nortitrt anuoa.
ol Uip ua.1 remt.ytvania cbarcoul Iron, forKluji., of all
lie and kind. i Iron and brat. Ca.uiiK. of all de.cliD
Hon.; Ui .11-turning. Here w-onntcfl, and ailoiluir work auo
cectad ttb tl.e above bn.tnpiui,
lirawliiD. and .ioeittculloL lor all work dona at thla
PUibll.bnianl froe of cbanfe. and work KUarautHt-d.
Tbe mibacrfliira have aintile wliarf-iWiok roou A fa-
pair of tun.!, wbere tliey can II ui port not wuety, and ara
provided with .bear., Mouka. UUa, Ac. All., fbr raMlntf
HI
baavj aud UaM avl&ta.
JACOB 0. KmKTB,
J"IIM C. 1.19V X,
BRACU aad fALMUU Huaeta.
J3-t
gSIDEEBUKQ MACHINE WORKS,
NO. OO N. FllONT HT1113J2ST,
rOTLADKl.PlUA.
We ar frepaiad t Oti ardera to any aatett tv oar w0-
anvwa
MAOBUinrT roH OTTOS AND WOOI.WH Mr 1X8
lurMrhnc aM taoaol luprovecaeni. ta CarOnos Hoaulnf ,
a4 ri.
n a mvit ta aucnvaia ax laiaiiai.awiea to our
V wnraa.
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I ra in al Jtpal t.i.te ,, i.t hihI iirir.pr.
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Norpa ffprml'n r.t rri-tv I liv -
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mlotlipr p.n'll.ut ItMtNlit. tall
: a.. paiiuuu itputpr.
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No. IM S. HI Til irpt't.
Inr t ataiuMLifi,,
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,,t tha l,i. t f,iponnnliy I- ii.irrh.a.
f .to i pw liir . i.ry I'ictiiu fi'imt liwt,lin,., on II nail
.tt.pi . .1 t a .lei r.on .tri-.t. Kipliti.a r,H,mn. itt. J4
.ro 2.', ft.pt linn' Oj '.W llp liPPp. I'nrpH mint ll'l. Omo
HUtO. wulth l.'t '.'. (IKOItOK I'. Mll l.l'.K,
Mn. Lrt M. SI X I f Mil int.
fi 10U bAl.i;. Willi IMMEDIATK I'OS-
H ::i . ton.
pnl liai'Uifi,, So. lMt Mi.uot Vi rtmo atroct, taalve
ritn. J.t It by itpt Vrirp fi..f,.
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ij lacp .true'. tPeJmf ru.nt.. I.jt 0 liy IHI. l'rica
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fft bl'I.KNJHK NF.AK1.Y IIOLHI.K FRONT
fcii 1P Iiiik. ll Mil MlluiniT . rPK A mo t dpl:i.'Qt.
in. it l.tib riii.il. ' ui in IP limit h.r til jp.-t ilpcit to
iM'ilt tri-rt v.'. ijh', t Kwriii-n. Ac I'rup ii.mm.
a VKKy'nF.aT FOT R.SIOKY DWKLL-
Inpoii Arrh, it of Tvr. nalhn nuoet. LulJHrir
pourtpta rt'-ra. Hai
8 PL P. MUD FIRST CLASS, LAHUK
M ard 1' .-iiiiik. N k. -trtitr t.ltluh and i upiar
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a o iAidtnti'4 to ll (.el oa rvai. Itt-autliu. Krai, Ac.
mkat,m:arly m;w ivkllino, no.
Jtii4,7 N. l-i'iiit'- s-ri't't; t-li'Vpu rixilij. and Urge atllo.
7 n. Hunt'' .'
bj K' P tt. ,7
4. VFKY NKAT 1) VVHI.I.1N0, No 41!l N.
E.J 8. V( ml, .III. t. Li I to by '.V li i'l. ITit. 7J.
KIp.
a. MSll)l.- NK.AKI.Y' 2y:W MURK FRO.
t pi'ttlPH, nil in i.i- ii.D"d in niy Lei.U'r. and In tit
Atuiitliiy 1'atKit.ii iii..t iut tnr irrniiiit'ini am riiiutliiti.
tlKiiKUP. t . MII.I K.lt,
I'llti'tlcAl Kaa1 F. 'till' Oiprplor lurthP Iiim tvn-jit yiitr.
No I 4 N rtl.X rtl nTPOt.
FOR h.M.K-NO I'l'.RSON aNTICI-
jLLii.nii
nt puti'l.t..i v iiof'riy mutiilil ilpror It imp any, m,
it s eerlttli'ly n ti c rittp. Uti Ht iltllipiiltitm rn In .Wip
.r ilifhO vtiii nt ii'i t thl. ti tiritin t.'tul tor ('ittloijuu,
Jtl.tout. (IF.tlltilK U. Ml I, I, Kit,
Rt'al f'..tAtc AtfPtit and It okr,
K i l.vt W. HI X i II rt.rnpt.
fii, WAM1-I) TO FURClIASb FOR CASH.
a 'i tiin tirm- U1.. dwpll iij., at nil-'P. ritPnln; ir ira
..Xlto $'4HM', in 'it i I ('.led P'irticularl .innli i.l Vltia
mid tiet ot liiimi tt t'ot. Any pi-i.ua wiihti-K to him!
iuIi-UIy, Kuuld do ai'U ia call nt nnrp.
t.KOKliK (!. Mil. I. Kit,
Rual K.lati- A4.'otjt mid br.'ker.
I.M N P,l. I'll H.r,t.
AUrK h l'.N VI) l.OI'K MANt FACTORY
Aiiltl-All.it t OltK. .No 311! rllKl.Mjr ttU
Fl'l,nrK TtATd rAI'rHl.i.
F.,s l l.tll-K M ANIT (!TOY,
M l.l.tll'K AIAM'r'A T lltY.
Nn.:ilil CliHni.iit tlt'at. o ;ll, ClKi.nut Rtrcet.
No. .Ill' I 'bei.1'11, ptri'et. o. :llii Oneenut .tret.
Jio. ylii Cbi'.i'.it ..ri et No. ;tui ttm-uut .troet.
l-A.rlt ASID l'.NVKl.Ol-Ba,
Tn: Ml A.I K.NVr.l.O 'K.t,
Pai KU ANI L.NVKLUI-K4.
XA'iolei-AlC anil KPtpii, VV'bnle.ule and Rt'ttill.
VVktlPnalr at ! l:e nil, Wliob-.Mlu and ttotitil,
A'l iri Ld'OT rKiDK-t,
A I THK l.(lWl;r I hlCKl.
At MAHKK 8, n. (JIIi.'.N'l . ntrvtit, between Third
1. jytt-'tt
' I l r,'Ar.. n.niAiriur.i I'.n.Ti r, ou.it.
ir tfrttltoxi Keytt ne Htatp iH-irralre Hottp.
;-vf, im.e ti' ('inn. iicii tttin'.
MMiUi P- Milium in', llllve.
V7I Iiom- I.HU ll Hohp.
l'J." Ikim . An enciiu t'ltlKe,
4u bux - I n in b Cu-the
All or am part I wh w. 1 wiu .ill nnitor enrrent rale.
.1 IM-VK.K.
No. II, H. WAl l.lt nueet.
OST ON FRIDAY 11VF.MNG, THK 2'M
Inpipiit, beM, it i: Heroml and llenutintown Koiid and
Tenth it.let aim lilriirt Hveuue.a .mall Potkttt It Hk.
t-oi i.ltilnv ii(ni:t io. lit- tinil -r wi I tip , nit.niy rpwaruru
n tumink tl t im to .lull:. i.ll.UKll l , tt. K eorntr
1 Ul'i I H .nil Tl UMI'tlON Ptreptp Jt-n
11 U
NO It I H U I I I-
We refund the ninner. If dealred, for evory lot ot BLIru
which fall In a rup-iH.
1INB SIIIHT8.
CCT 1 l NtiTIlWlHK l' MUHI.IS.
Made of New :k MI1U Mn.lin, and vary (taa Unea
Bwaii, in ly 1-73. Umial price 0-0tt.
WUllaoiaville nl Mualln.and Hit Linen ftoaoraa.
Oa f I til I'.ual prli e t V.1l).
GENTI.EMK FURNISHING GOODS.
HMITI1 A .IA.Olfr,
mys-tn
Mo. l-4 itt CllESNl'T IHrsat.
CUtKM T HTKbU-r.
Tlte attei-
en x.otii .
hik liaee..
uivl ed to
e 4 LAfMRM VISITINU THK
.1 alHllt l r.AVI.Sli It lor" iVaier-
i.i "ttiet ouairy,- t. roipe.'M'iiiiT
i e etpn.ivo ptix k ot n ill i t
nl.lc tor M'MMKK WKtH, M
(llinitH
WHITE y
It' KM, kl.K.NlnU W'UAPf Kiln,
Ac
AO eirei - x- .onmPiit I. ottpril in Lae
and Win,, rd:li'K. and liiii-rtlitir.. Veil,,
lli.n kerel - l ollar.. iii pvp., n, In pUlii
ai.u fancy ittio. HitI,p4, i,d l-HturvHl tvniip
Uiato. AV I II I'.H Mi l II UKUIW TIIKIK
PltKNT I I .ill. V A1.I B
uu I'nutt Liiir ii t auibrtc ItrpMp,
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A(H' niin num.
1'uiUatitpUiJU
V i.t taau and Otnll.
rhetufwt mmol- Mc-orttu ut of I.adwa, Muta'. and
t'hladien'f Ih-op , i.r In th city. In every nnpvfC hr.-
ciaiia hkh ut ie. niinn, uurauiuvj( -nu r-iim-na.
hv rn eitial In Ut- u.Krltit
cthlrta oiaduo "r, amreu, an
t-ly W M. 1. UtirklMH.
I
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Li.krMA.S tt
mie will i"ii lone tl"- t r ituMilu
biHiitiDeti. at tin old euitlili.iiineui.
r'llitt'l unil HAMILTON Hlreet.
idil'.I'll It BiM.TON,
(;i'ul(i.i; It ItlktMAS,
U W. CliUAtti.
ItiiMnop. la nH Ii
eomur lWillitlT
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MONUY, TO ANY AMOUNT,
fs lo.ueil utton Iitimotiia, Wauhn, iruwolry,
S tlpKi,t;lotiiiuir,Ae ,ut
KJ Vi JUNKl A fO.'S
OLD KMTAHI.lMIKll I.OAW OFVIt'B,
Corner IIUHH and tiAhnlLLBiraet,
llktw 1iHiibard.
M b.P1AjI0TDb,W A ri'HMH, JE WBLKT, AD Ml, AO,
ttK tai.H AT
ltKMAHKAIll.t LOW IMtK 158 Jyl H
C01ISTY'8 TF.A WAREHOUSE. EST A
J bluihed 111 ItiM). Imporur and I lealer in
r lue Teaa, Wlnea, and Lkiuora,
K,lce i'i''BlacEwel,-, PlcUei d
E.U.h and S..cn Ai. and
Vuvj 1Imci pot np wltli re.
At Mu. il i. "F.COVTJ Street.
JlHlltlA U. IXIUbTT.
lall
1.ATHIOTIC M K I) A L 8.
I-ATKIOTIC MKDA1.H.
An aeeeptalile Otlerbig le a very Patriot,
Tne only oonect aud autti.trupd
V attDALLlOJI LIKKNKS8KH
of
PHKBITIKNT i.isroi.ar,
UthKIIAI. UROItl'.ll WAHfriNITrOV,
L1CI TKNAST (ItNUIAl, OBAKT,
tiKSKHAI, tiKOkliK It. M.CI.HI.I iH,
Bfananletnrad tn Hlertntf hllvt-r and Coptar and Wlut
Metal, bauipi aant by ntall Ixaaof uliarK on reeatpt ta
feccuta. A.enl. aaautd. K. ni'KMUKK,
lloa W PMladelplua Pual Omea.
M.nnfufttired at No. tm ABfll Htnxt ft "
E 1) D I N O KMPOBIUM,
a I B.BKViiJinl Street.
VA'rTIIK.SrtliB, UArlUKHSEB,
rilalr.riiba.Rii'aUlar, and Ha.. Iilw,
a-eATUKk llk.UH, ItOLbrt HII. A :" "".
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ffirli iihltrut ()ill K tvilh lntici lin. Slid mtiiVKlii
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ni , it) ti.i'i-i m i no tti '. ImjiHilliix th tMjit tmxlloaU
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s. H C ..ln' 1. IWH.
riifnf'it K' .'il'r tHhM'
ol Vrit.h ii ton. on l.
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(,1-m io- d III- H ft' H I
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t i-n d HtuM'r Army, coinei 1 wprtj H-oit snd tl itr'u
WmhttiiaWin. l 0. 1,
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ttr((fft('h r nrr' unrt Ohiof oiirtrr rtuii r.
hi iHt l (ii tuiont uf YV aliitA(UL.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
3 hi
TO I.V.T-T1IK WHOM: OR ANY FOR
nt iln t'ltuimot.wpni It H, lltlti a. Nt... Ml and elk
t LoMlitll ktlpi't TIIIIM. It. IMlNNKI.L.
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fn (H.i) I-OST OPFICK IIL'II.DIN'O, DOCK i
BJ Stipt t.ltelow 1 l.lr.l In 1.(1, lt. '.ill, bid a, 4 Tin 1
.torus, elil.n with or wiibout mi-.ii- .opr. i
riiiit ii i-tiN NKi.r.,
Counting lloii.e ol h-. Ii .l.vi.e A H,n.
jrie No. i I'll Kit Nl.-l- .strwt.
0 ELEVEN THEEE-8T0EY J'
EKICX DWELLINGS,
WITH JtACK 1JIIII.IIN(1H,
OAS AND BATH.
ApfWy ta
.1. M. HL2A.M.
No HO 8. THIRD 8TRKF.T,
Or. Na. JUT 8. rOUKTH ATKEET.
jlltlft
fi 10 RF.NT. HANDKOMKSTOItR.Wirtl
la Piila.. wlb(lw.,aiul dirdlluij. Hu. UAI a. Ml.PV
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KXCHANOK. jfflh
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tu.t. t.enr rttulii.n, A
; nn or live :r' ttch-l Aa-,
drvM H. 0, K , LedKvr lme,
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P0nSALF..-$' 000 WORTH inoooi f
. Imrw ami nuiall. un rrnis t kuk vrcui''r. v t
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fid v.iih or wi'hout -u -n-t. c. tor ouh nd
undc. liM tit'i' ir, rmm lu to Uoc icfc A. M.,
THOH. M t LOW AN, No. H A. FOUK1II Hire.
uh-iidhi LiMiiurv kriuhuc4? with nil nvHli'm r.rt-
iiit-4Kw nd wu Hrrt'H nt Kruno. ftitH m;ie mm iwou- a
n U M-nntfi , nd nd.o nlr.it ihr '! k' I uiiUKln nf UtiyitMl
:nihiKl hjmI ti'iiti rnh v thin t.ft' n ui'mitfa' rhlci A- v
p yin V. 11. t I N I KK or W. It W MUl-.KL.u, K-xi..VVtit4
t. atifett-r, vm., ori Aii 'i hum , ii.tmuriun, rrau. jt
s
UMJIint KXt'llllHIONH,!
AX
ltKDl'CKI) HATES.
TO TH H (iRRAT
Coal, IroD, and Lumber Kegiona
OF I'F.NNSYl.VANIA.
TICKETS GOOD FOE TEN DAYS.
Ohliipt iin plw time to rt.tlt fith point f Intenwl on tbr
The Catawissa Eailroad Company
Darlnfr r?rfrctiJ 'runraBiit with conuectlug I
wilt inMit KXf.'l ikHlON TltKtrs irm raluawphJa over fi
the io I wtii" toti'e:
I'liltBdcti l.ta and KeadltiK Kullmad To Utadinj, Sctuiji I
tvUl bavi n, Ahhluud. Mnhaniij t'lty. and TainnTua, Cata
wlhhft Kiallr ad 1 o Humuilt, Mcauov Mount j., Cmv
wiana.Kuprt.lUnvUlf. Mil ton and vvitlhimapoft LhiiA
and aiahanoy, and Hoavt-r Meadow Kaiiruadu To Hla
Cret-k ai.d Mauch riiunk. Iehif(h Valley Kahr jad-To
AlU atown, and llt-thlnr.eui, and the North .'eaiujIrtuiU
U ullr, a.. I j, ltil'iuli.litlilai
ur vHiietv and rand'-nr nf arnry, this route proMQtti
ecuUttr Iniurvuirhla to tnurima.
1 hni-p w Ubli v tu do ik. may iVv-erito thermite by htain
tiig tlckila tu atitrt ovir tliw North Pvniir.vlvaiila Kailroad.
V AUK, t7U.
Tickets can be outalmvi at the Depitn of the I hi I ad el- '
phut and Keadhig Itailroad, add North IVnnsylvanla tttil
rvad CitupanP-s, ntMl ot
IS. VAN IlOItlV.
ticket Aaer,
N. W. COltNKK HIXTH ANO t IIBiiXUT
t
Trama atari lrm I'LIUdelphla aud Reading' Depot at 8-16
A. M. ai.d Jt'.'iO f. M., aud fiom ortb l'tnaylviail. ltalU
road lMotat7 A M aad j-4.',and5 l.'.f.M. JyattitktSI
Foil OAl'lS MAY.!
Tllh blAI.'MUH AND CUMMOIHOUS 8rUAMI.ll f
"MANHATTAN,"
C A T T A I N K. A. 11YT1IK R,
Ot il-eCnre May I.lnc. ui now mtktnn hir rt-tfitlar trlpti ta
CAVr. MAY li-nvlii. Aitl.'ll Hirer Wliarf. every luea.Uy,
T htirhday, and Katurday at tiinii oc'ocki roiurulnit will
leave Cape 51 ti every Mouilar Wednesday and rrtd.l
at ha l-pa.t eigiii u'ci rk, tnui-ttlna' at New Ca.tle itJlt
and reiumlM. I'' earrlaita hire iuriudoa.1
Cbililren tail ptleei t-arrtnye hlta lueluded. 8emantal
I M'; cunlnp. hire extra. Kreliiht at low rate.
freliihl received after o eleek, aid In a l caeeamuatUf
prupaid.
iVI-tI JOi:i-ll A. STKWAKT, Aent.
PfcLUiUTFUL EXCURSION!
ON Tit V
KIVhR SCHUYLKILL. J
The Htr.ro 'iit IlKNKItAL 11'MIK.F.II. Ca.tal M H- '
KLK, li-NVi'. t Hi up um p!rr tiour for 8 itira taitl Hi-tirtita.
l.atir, I illll. ItetuMjui Cottaae. lav ralia and li
ivt u ,
ii u i" u
TO WILKESBARRE,
KOKTH PENNSYLVANIA BAILS
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Tl.MK AMI INSTANCE SAVKWI J
UY T A. M. i:l llBSrt THAIS, I'llOVl TUB MKVtL
JH-lMf. llilUII nTlllXT. AIIOVR TliaKl'riOH.
AltklVINti l WIIJUCSII vuui: 2 -15 r. M.
RbTURNINa,
Leave W!l KK.SH AHUB at 1 P. M, nukKtf clone aaa
a.cifcn at lit ihlu m with North reon.ylvauia KxprenJ
train, and arrive lo fnlladelplUa at 8-M t. M.
FAKE 5.
IIAGOAOE CHUCKED TUkOWH.
JylD-lM
1GIHT,
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E HUMAN VOICE; MALE AN
Htiin mprtiiif The Uue L-liat Meter lutttcated by the o.
r.iin.i. k. uti,., tjti tiip unil rpiuiMtrainitiit. (laa;,ty
and ( onttitu'kmul dlllpreura. betwiou aonneiiier. a"i
eenihi ruor.. Men litrth Tnuo. Our Na.loauiliioiuru.ie--Bl.all
we K pudl.te Mjrrla.aV llllh'n oiOppn.lte. ri.irt
Courtlili-&iilPuloiiialCu.iin.. Wa. M a dho.lr-Mul-
de.ei. doieeu-d bv lire.nw. Htwbea. 8u.au.uM .U
Itymit-la It palnfulr Courni la Ou Bau-l'iaea Pfl
lll-altl. u tl.A. n XT V M J
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Wb , .ud J. L. CAflCM, . id a. I Kti'l U Htrol. rnuV
4,lpuja.
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f lary xWiardanR BcatMte itaiitn. Beplemaer i.Trra
Very xuoilirat Thorotuah ooui.eln Malheiuatioe, Lan
aueiii. Ir.ull.h Ht.dlt Aa. r-optt. Iiae benpitl. of
buoua. l-raolieaj mou. la Mirvcylnaand fHil Knarue
lea- lioj o all lara. t'Cim'""'
lf!o-la Vlllaa litwtt. Ovlawue Co., t'a.
apauniu Himi'ii. Jduritr-lw. - K. Kan. Uic K
eTorpr- Au K.uuliaauji; l uberworaenof IliikiKUe; wit
kin rait.. ClwraUer., and HlonrapliMM. Alao. Ktlinilitm
I'liv aiotouT. fiireuoliay, l'tiv.kiia,iiu, and I'.y.-iiitluiij
hi tli i AtiVual lioubl. No.rilHr.KOLOtilCAL Jnt'HNAl
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