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SATURDAY, (JCTOHER 1, 114.
TEC "JAM'ETJER JEEJEEEHJT,"
It it now cxai'tly a ycr ngi tlmt t)ic Mirf"
Jtijrrbl.oy, a tenk built, cip'Or-tntt uni'd str-am
trnriport, stnrti d I'roin .'Mii.'iij.nic Willi a rujj.-j uf
Hindu convli t, ontt nicil In tnui-ji iriaiion in tlic
Asdamau Island".
This trnnpurt, named after :N ir ,i ia! pro
prietor, the ticntvoient I'ar.-ve nun limit, Im I
teen hired ) our fJovrrnnion to curry native
convict, a tnot traipc R ( w hom lillcd it
between decks the .luno evening, l.S.,2, that
followed that in which the thlp lia-1 lett its
anchorage.
The fit few hoars after leaving port are full
Cf bodtla and excitement thoro in rope to coll
way, cargo to nhakc Into in place; the men
need an hour or two to forget their lloen.-c 0:1
thore, and to return to Ftra ly dispiplinc. rty-and-by,
etery one goci into his own groove, the
ails till, the npes tighten, the rudder work, the
fhip "gets her itridc," ho forget-i the land, and
away fhe goes, true and steadfast ou her iletiued
minion.
Tbix transformation, this taming down, hai
taken place on board the Jnmirtjcc JerjeeMioy.
The- carpenter was busy arranging the hatchway
fur the prisoners' sleeping-berths ; the second
mate was superintending the, transfer of stores
from one part of the hold to another ; the. ruen
Were splicing and knotting, scraping and scour
ing; the d'H-iur was rating the "lolilolly hoy," a
tall, freckled, ungainly Scotch land, Sandy I'.it
terson, who was always pondering over an old
copy of the "iSenman's Manual," when he ought
to have been compounding medicines; and the
boatswain was reviling Jack Davis, the ship boy,
a brave little fellow, but rather too fond ot mis
chief. The ship was like a great sea-bird, which, ere It
finally quits land, rests a moment on some fore
land to prune Its wings and rulUe out its plumage
for its li ng flight. Tlic great white canvas was
shaking vut alolt ; the. vessel rose buoyantly upon
tho lurge waves ; cheering shouts run I'roin stem
to stern; the boat-swain s wuistie pipeil shrill and
A bidingly ; the vessel began to "walk," as sailors
rail it, i e lore as fresh a gale us captain could
desire to have at hit buck.
The convicts on board were Sikh fanatics,
chiefly from Lahore and Umricntr. They wun
follower! of that pseudo-prophet, lliiloo Singh,
tthn half nil I ill t livrllnil ntl ttii.1i rri'rtii ill ill Ihn
f I'nnjab. lty trade a tailor, he had declared liiin-
Pfiplf til hi. Itttllilt Kilu'li th finiiiiliir nf tlin &tit
who died sixteen years ago, risen from the dead
to preacD flown caste ana Mitioeism, ad to expel
the English. This dangerous man's disciple
ivnolf-n rord. nrai-tised milltarv drill, and usnd
the words " ah Uooroo as their mystic watch-
orcis. X he only good thing about the deported
ect was that they preached temperance, cleun
incss, and truth-telling. In all other respects
these Hindoo fanatics were as sensual, blood-
blrsty, and Insane scoundrels as ever abused the
unuiv vi luiigiou. xiiejr uttu utvu vevuiui unvs
on board hi lore the snip lett port, under the
omewhat loose guard ot the second mate, a mere
ouib.in the scrvicekil the company to which the
steamer belonged.
it was just unset aucu a sunset as can only
be seen In such seas as the convict vessel was
now traversing a sunset as uuliku au Kugiisli
sunset as a daisy is unlike the Marvel of l'cru
ne ot those volcanic utuurattt ot golden flame.
nd streams of crimson, and wafts of purple lire,
nd rainbow radiance of green and yellow, that
eem to mantle the v holo western sky, and turn
lie ocean to a whirlpool of blood. It was color
ing all the sails and ropes, and every plank of
the convict vessel, and buttled tlio walls ot tho
tate-cabin, wherein the oilicers were Just, sitting
down to dinner.
The bell had rung, and tho steward had just
brought in the soup; but one olUcer, the ensign
n charge ot the convicts; still stood at the cilnu
iVindow, watching the burning path the getting
un cast npon ttie tranquil ocean.
The doctor laughed, ami said : "When I was
ightten 1 used to look at sunset: now, I only
regard them as signals for dinner. Come, Craw
ford, the chaplain is waiting to say grace. Wo
ptt not to wait tor tho captain." .
1 no ensign colored, and look ms place ; lie was
(linking ot other scenes fur away across the sea.
The party consisted ot the cantuiu. Crawford,
rhe doctor, the chaplain, the first mate, and a
leconu ensign.
"llow s the U:i Jan. to-tlny t said the first mate
I) the doctor.
"Oh, well enough ; but the rascal misses his
I plum, and shams 111. Soup, Jobson "
"Thank you. I should like to give him a round
Ilozcn. 1 cutch him sometimes lookjjjg murder
l me ont of the corner of bis eye."
At that moment tuo captain entered, and laying
Lis cup und double- glass on a side-table, bowed
po me company, ana toon uispiace at tuo ucia oi
fhe tuDiu.
"Alwuys some worry, lie said, "in this delight.
(ul life of ours. Mow it is that boy Davis that
Mis dowu the companion-ladder, larking ; now it
a bead-wind that keeps as at tour Knots an
'Our; by-and-by, we und all the coal on hoard is
I. id, and the engineer does nothing nut gnimhle
Et the little heat it gives. And yet these young
enth men" (looking at tho ensigns) "rave over
.eir cigars about the glorious lilo ot a sailor !
I ctiuw 1 we always like what we haven't got. 1
I lion Id like them to have our w ork, Mr. Jobson"
ho the lirt mate), " lor four and twenty hours
kiiat'd sicken them."
Mr. Jobson laughed, as In duty bound.
"Glass of wine, Captain i avers ." said.Cravr-
ord.
"With rlcasnre. Steward, hand Ensign Craw-
rd the sherry."
"We thai! have a fine passago," said the Chap-
run.
"May be, if the wind keeps up." The captuin
1 as evideutly put out. "but bang me at higli-
later murk, if I wouldn't rather carry parrots
Ind monkeys, than these niggers, with their piur
:ular food und their perpetual complaints."
rmo soup whs removed, and the second course
as biongbt in. Tho steward had just lifted the
,iver from a magnificent Joint of beef, that
uoked like a great aacrilice, when Jfatlerson
, tertd. and whinnered in his ear.
ribs captain threw down the knife- and fork in
(pet. "Ibcrc again, he said. "ilcro, Mr. Jotj-
yo, take the joint, isot a moment, night or day,
rie s own. .bxcuse me, genuciueiij a suips
fptainiB everybody's servaut."
ilhero was a howl heard, and the next mo-
!cnt the catain entered, red and furious.
f"Mar's nest again," ho said. "By Jove, sir,
that boy Patterson didn't call me out, doctor, to
Jl me there was a mutiny goiug to breakout
iioug the convicts." 'Why 7' said 1. 'Because
heard them whisper together," suid he, cool us
(u like. 'Blockhead and lubber,' suid I, giving
m a backhander, 'what harm can niggers, whom
could snap over my knee, do by wuisperiug?
t them whisper; and if you come and interrupt
I again with your mores' nests, by Jove, sir,
1 keclhuul you.' "
'Well, that s very odd. said the chaplain,
r this morning when liavia brought the cotleo
liny berth, he told me he was afraid to tell the
, ., but he was sure that mere was mn-chiet
ing among the Hindus. He told mo one of
' men hud seen the Kaiau, us thoy call him.
, nrA hand nearly out of his handcuffs."
Nonsense !" paid the mate, "I examined every
Fadcull myself at eigut oeas. luoseuoysure
I pest of tho Vel with their co-.'fe-fHtJ-t'"'!
rue. If I seo them at'ain near the prisoners,
1 keep thoiu ull day hcrupiug tho mast."
"('ran liird and 1 ulwavs sleep with revolvers
jLlcr our pillows," said the i-eeoud ensign;
id there's a seutiuel ut their dujt uis'ht uud
t'Mutinv be d ," said the captain, testily,
Ti.,1 , ;,iinr ton. If t;,e fellows did ri-e. I'd
: them iu live luinutci with the snip s uro-
jiie.
Kn excellent thin;: for lowering the puise,
the doctor. " liy-the-by, Ciuwlor l, you
t remeiubur I challenge ou to chjii to-
au"-
leic's tlic inui to thedi. J on," S.iiJ Cf.twfoid,
Hung to J.jlisou.
! Jobson's bard to beat," sa'd tlic doctor; "but
1 1 tne ctiaj luin.
hat nit;ht. in thr di jd of tlic d.ir'.itie". the boy
i us. who ha.l f.illi n asl.-cn in tho cook's Billey,
rs awakened l.y a biorm of musketry, a .-plash
ruoiiru, a crabU ot babies, groan.?, ouvuu, auu
be lay irrcso'ule and frightened, a bury,
, v baud clutched him by the urui; t:ieu a
i j he knew to be I'atterson's cried : "Davis,
.villi.iub buve ri-.cn aud murdered every soul
. I tave us uud the fircmeu but three, ana
l ev are chasing into tho state-cabin.
ty y've )llfc Ji guatd over the engine-room. 1
4'uiUed over the captain just h iw; be win
v.hbedat the conipauiou-ladder. U Ciod, gaide
Davis, He is guid and gie.it, and Hi) holds
L seus iu the hol.owof His baud. He is a strong
rer and a fortress. Davis, piay, for hero lliey
OI "
k dozen shin's lanterns moved swiftly towards
tin, and the next moment the two boys were
Who clutch of adoen Hindus, whoso white
ics w ere splashed wan the blood ot tuo mur
d nieu.
hey were about to plunge their bavonets Into
ir kneeling victims, when their louder, the
ub, appeared, and with bis sabre struck up
ir weapons us ho shouted tlio watchword of
sect, " Wall tiooroo !"
The Itsjuh whs n fat, smo : i-faced Hindu,
with small halt-shut ryps, h'hI a cruel mon'h.
He had the captain's (louln.' u a-. swung round
blin, nnd'the ciiptiiMi's gold watcii ehaln twisted
round bis b!a k and vellow turlui'i.
Davis clung to his feet, and pn ed for h'n 1 ife
"HonlT.hooly.Ja k,"said I'ut c.son to him, but
w ithoct looking toivards ln co n inmn : ' let me
nlorc wi' the liluid-tlilrsty drcvil. mid I'll try bltn
wl' jn-t a word or two of Ins ain lingo that I
picked tip at Singapore. Tu y w unia twist our
thnippl.s If 1 can help it. No f.u-. man ; w.i must
make the best of a'.ad l.u in. i. .sneik them
gently, man, and don't svrelgh there as if you'd
got a ilini knivrs in your wum..'1
I alieison wm s iMn-boiieil s, . Ii lad. iingalnlv
Iu body, laru-tootnl, n d-hiiired, -humbling. Hut
he was a hr.ive, thmightfiil, shr ".v I in I, and fir-
g . h'S own danger in his cine for his younger
companion.
He Oi l not nt'er these ex'io t.itioiu In one
brratb, but plcecincil, as thev wire lm:ti led
to the staic-cabiu, where ll.iloo Singii w as now
entlironeil.
"Take In art, .Tack." be said; "remember how
David, ti c son of Jse. slew the tug thief of u
giant wi' a wee flint stane."
"I am not afraid, Sandv," replied the little fel
low, his cheek flushing; "I'm only a wee skeared.
rook ! tho murdering rogues, they've got poor
Mr. Jobson."
"(Jod help him !" said rattorson.
"TiMir Mr. Jobson !" groaned Jack ; "look how
he's rut on tho forehead."
In the cabin, w ith one foot on tlic dead body of
me niurnrreii c ipkim, s it llie cliicr Unatic, lltloo
Mmtn. lie was a tall, thin man, with dead
oh,i.d e es, a f cc of a corpse color, blue lips,
and long shriveled hands. Ho sat erect, with no
trace of any human expression upon his face.
He certainly acted well the part of a resuscitated
dead man. Thirty or forty Hindus, mid with
excitement, stood round thoir lender, holding
lighted candles, boarding pikes, blood-stained
ahrcs, and ship muskets still smoking at the
muzzles.
"Worship him, worship Tialuk Singh," they
cried, us thoy drugged tho unfortunato raite to
the feet of their chief.
The brave man stood erect, without a look of
icar.
"I be cussed If I do!" he said, and turned Ids
fluid, and spat on the ground.
The chief made a sweeping nioTement with his
right hand, and the m ite was draggod from the
room. There was a struggle, a yell, and a pistol
emu, men niiLin o.
"Wah (Jooroo !'
voice.
shouted the fanatics with one
"Wuh Gooroo !" said Iialoo Pinch, with a Tolca
that seemed to rise from a tomb. "So perish tho'
unbelievers !"
A weasel-faced Hindu, thin as a girl, and his
dark, mean features almost hidden by rank,
straight black hair, now seized l'atterson, ami
sabre iu hand, dragged him to the feol of Buloo
Sough.
'iiiid-bye, Jack," said Tnttcrsnn, with a rueful
grimace, and clasping the boy's hand. "It'tguld
byc to my barns (brains) now the poor deeviU.
Yet God's atili aboou a', and I'll hac a try for my
life still."
Hadji Hannn, tho bloated wretch we have
already seen, stepped forward, and sticking his
fat fingers in the red hair of the Scotch lad, raised
a carving-knife that ho had snatched from tho
steward's pantry.
"Son of Heaven," ho said to his chief, "let us
sacrifice this unbeliever to the goddess Kbalco ;
she baa told us to purge sea and land of theso
infidels, who deny your resurrection."
"Quid-bye to old Aberdeen the Lord have
mercy upon me!" groaned rattorson. Then a
sudden light caino in his eye, and he struggled
forward, and seized the robe of flic false prophet.
"Iialoo Singh, sou of Heaven!" he cried in broken
Hindustaneo, "I worship thee." (Then, nnder
breath : "Hand nn your heart, Jack; there's
precedent for it. Kemember Naaman bowed
himself iu the house of Uimmon.") "There is but
one God, ami Iialoo Singh rose from tho dead to
bo his 1'iophet."
"Let him go ; lie Is one of n ! Wuh Gooroo !"
cHni Iialoo Singh.
"Wuh Goorool" shouted bis disciples.
Hadji Hatitia put a yellow and black turban on
Patterson's head, and bound round his waist tho
mystic knotted cord.
"This lud, too," said Tutterson, pushing for
ward Jack, "is also a believer; tho miracles
wrought to-day have convinced us both. Baloo
Singh, son of Heaven, we are your slaves."
Aguln the shout of "Wah Gooroo!" was raised.
"Sons of the unbelievers, laved by Heaven
from the doom of thy race ! your lives are given
back to you !" exclaimed tho corpse-like chief.
"Hadji lliinna, put on this younger convert tho
turban and the cord; these converts will help us
with the accursed vessel."
"The patiblin' skate." muttered Tattorsnn ; and
then he shouted like a madman the watchword,
" Wab Gooroo!" till he was out of brca h.
"Stay below here till we have proved ynnr
fidelity," mid the chief, rising; "you shall wal
on ourselves, and help to steer the vessel. Kb ileo
still cries for victims. Come, lUdi Hannn
come, my disciples come, and let us perfect tho
work."
A ho uttered these words, tho chief left tho
cabin, followed by tho other fanatics, Hj
Hanna stayed for a moment behind. "Beware !"
ho said, with a baud at the throat of either lad
"any treachery, and you dio by my hind. You
are now followers of tho great Son of Heaven,
Buloo Singh. I place two armed men ut the
cnbin-door: If you move from tho door, they
shoot you both, and fling you to the sharks." As
he uttered these threats, Hadji llunua's bloodshot
eyes glared on the two survivors.
The next moment tho door clo.-cd behind him,
the key turned, and there was a sound ot two
muskets being co.kcd.
The moment tho door closed l'atterson leaped
np uud bugged Jack in his urms. "God guide
and protect us," he cried, "and forgive me for
telling tho blackest and biggest leo man ever
uttered ! The accursed seed of Satan, tho revin',
God-forsaken blasphemers, the cutthroat sons
of Belial, but I'll be even with them! Quick,
Davis, help me with this table, that I may see
out of the skylight what they're doing. Kb,
man, just hear them ! Ihey've found one of our
poor fellows np in the rigging, and they're
worrying him as terriers do a rat."
In a moment tho ready lad was on the table,
und with his eye cautiously rai-cd to the level of
the glass. He was sileut for a moment; but h'S
bands were clenched and the perspiration dripped
from his brow. There was a sound of a heavy
body dragged over the deck, then a Sound of
shuttered gluss.
"Ob, what is it, dear Sandy ? Do tell me. Oh,
What dreadful things arc they doing ?" said J,u k.
Patterson replied in a low voice, und with face
flucd to the glass : "It it tho poor steward, Jack,
hey've lied him to the mast, uud they're pelting
him with champagne buttles. He is streaming
with blood, and his hands are clasped. Hear
the cries ? Now one of them steps up with a
drawn kuil'o . O luorciful Puttier ! I dare
not look again."
As be uttered this exclamation, Pa'torfion
leaped down from the table, uud sat hlinsmf on
a chair, and hid his face with his bands. "Jack,"
said he, at last looking up, "as 1 live by bread, it
would be doing a duty to set lire to the vos-cl, und
burn these wretches. It bad be -n better for us to
have cursed their prophet and d:ed holy murtyrs,
like Mr. Jobson."
No, no, dour Sandy," s.ild Jack, ruddling
himself near him. ' Think of David. God has not
saved us w ithout a good purp .-o. There's many a
lowering morning, you used to say, that brlujjs
on a fine diiy."
"Ye're right, bairn," said Patterson. "Como
and kneel down, aud pray the Lord Jehovah
who put to li ght the Assyrians, w ho set the stars
to tight iu their courses against Pisera, who made
the Bed Sea like birdlime for those awful rascals,
the Pgyptiuns to give our b iuds strength and
our braius wisdom to beguile the children of
Dedal."
Tho erne! massacre had been but too complete.
Two suilors only were left, uud i hey stood by the
wheel, with six armed men wuh drawn sabres to
guuid them. The firemen below wcro left to
manage the furnaces , and the s.'iittie leading down
into the engine-room w as ulso w.i.cucd hy a dozen
men with loaded pistols. The murdered men's !
bodies bad been flung ovcrb ;uvd to sharks, and ;
the decks wahed. Three or four of tho Malays,
v, bo l ad been sailors, were up aloft taking in a i
sail, for the ship's cottito had been altered, und I
the little wind there was, was now against them.
Tlic chief und some twenty of the lunatic were '
eating their simple meal of rice and curry in the
iluet cabin. Pntter.-on ntiil Jack were waiting on
tl.e guests Willi feigned humility, choly wat .'lied
by the suspicious Iludji lianua. Once, and once- '
only, Patterson contriVi d to get clo-a to Jack as ,
be removed a dish, and said ."If 1 could only 1
gc! to the doctor's room, Jack, I could get enough 1
iir. enlc to kill all these rats iu half u'l hour; but 1
tiny won't let me out ot tiuir siht." j
A howl, in from a wild be:-l, m.. le tlie boys 1
stnrt. U was Hadji lianua. I
"Bed Head," h'e said, "thou bast tiid care of
the Hakim's drugs ; where uro thev i The Son of i
Heaven dcsiics opium; liud it within, half an j
hour, or thou tlicst."
Piitu rsni's biai t leaped for joy. "Son of tho !
I'uilbfiil," ho exeluiined, piostraving ho.uoif "1 i
know where there Is opium, but it is uiiprepu'rod
Let thy servant prepare U. One, of thy followers 1
can go with uio, and sfmd over mo, armed, till it
is ready." j
"Go; cud YassaltUlii, go thou v.ith him; so
that we ii. av Lave the dream-producer, that
L adikiieth tho heart of the Pr jphet aud his fol
lowers." When Patterson was gon;., Jack's lieart leaped
for joy, for he saw, uesp.jfJt0 , WttS lucu- comi.
tion, tome hope ol deliverance.
Iu the meautime, the wretchos in their lan
yuuge, unki.own 'x the boy, discussed the mur
tiers of the day,
"And t.iou, too, wert not Idle," said tlio thief
to Hadji Huuu.i.
??AILT EVENING TELEGRAPH riin,AT)ELriTIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1804
"I slew the captain with my owe hand; and
I slew and Mahtitd four of the iulldela one in
the rigging, one In bis h uiimnck, one ! i tho hold,
snd t ne un the cabin stairs. Htuvcti be pr.iicd,
and glorv to his Prophet '"
"Audi threw au mlidil ovor'am.I," s,dd an
other. "And 1 beat out the bruins of the cook."
"And I chopped down tho Chr slian priest us
be tried to shoot me; but we are iiiviiluera'dc.
Glory be to Heaven and the Prophet ! Hut here
the lied Head comes wl h the opium. Wall
Goowio' it sends blced dream."
"It is good." slid Hadji Hanna; "It is fit only
for the taithliil ; it takes us to heaven b. iorc the
tne. quii v., Ked Head; and you, Yellow Ha r,
bring the snioki g tidies of the'dead luiidcls ; we
can tern tin m into opium pipes.''
l'a'tcrsc n left, and r turned in a moment with
twenty or thirty pipes und some hot charcoal
from the cook's ga ley. A bilge cake of tho
moist black paste was prep ired, and the t latum
chief ntnl his to lowers, arranging cushions on
tho lloor, settled themselves to their intoxicated
sleep.
Patterson eyed them w ith the eye of a raven
watching a sick lamb. Jack was hreatk'cs), be
cause he saw that Patterson had some scuctuo in
contemplation, and he dreaded Its failure.
i he opium was powerful. One by one ceased
to talk, and fell hack in dreamy r po-c, and eves
lit d and dilated, upon their cushions, the pipes
still In their mouths One or two mado faint
ctlorts to rise, then fell back, with ban Is half
raised to their swords; but the most, including
the chief, Hadji Hanna. and Yassaktsln, l.ips, ,
lowiy into a deathlike torpor, pale, but brcathim;
heavily and loud.
Patterson and Jack stood by tho sideboard,
surrounded by twenty entranced and helpless
men. "It gangs wtel, it gang wed." said Pat
terson, In a whisper, as if afraid ot awakeui ig
the sleeping rntll ins, "thanks to tho I'uuiivr
ili'tortis and the drachm of morphine. A
little more and 1 could have sent the blood-thirsty
gang to their ain place, but I just said I'd keep
'cm alive for an Knglish gibbet. But, Jack, our
work's not half done yet; ipilek ; gather up the
pipes ; we must take them to the scoundrels at the
wheel and on the engine-room stairs. As sure as
there's a heather in the Highlands, another day
and I'd have dosed their rice with arsenic, anil
they ought to be thankful. Come, Jack, bo
quick ; let us apply the pipes."
Jack and Patterson gathered up the pipes, and
in a minute alter were on the deck with them,
In sh tilled aud relit.
"Brothers of tho faith," said Tattcrson, "the
Trophet bus sent you two hours ot heavon in
these opium pipes. The relief-guard will bo up
before your sleep begins. Take them, and thank
God for sending his blessed Prophet."
The men took them with shouts of "Wah
Gooroo!" and needed uo inducement to begin at
once.
The Hindus at tho engine-room stairs accepted
them with no less alacrity. In a few minutes the
drug worked its ellecls, and the deck was strewn
with sleeping men.
Then Patterson seemed all of a sudden to go
stark staling mad ; be hugged Jack, he danced
the Highland fling, he shouted, be screamed, he
run a little way up the rigging and down again;
finally, he run to the astonished nieu at the
wheel, and drugging them on their knees, cried :
"Dowu with ye, Johnson; down with ye, Jurvis;
down with ye, Jack, and thauk God, who smote
in the night the whole camp of Assyria, who
mnde the earth open aud swallow up Dathan and
the whole company of Ahirani, for delivering tho
good ship Jamsctjm Jeijevbhny from tho bauds of
the Philistines. 'Here, lot me take a spell at tho
wheel, while I turn Iter head back to Singapore,
and ye run und take a look at the God-forsakeu
sons of Belial iu the cabin thanks to tho essence
of morphine and the i'apmrr dtosionJen."
"But you don't mean that you really have doue
this !" cried Johnson.
"Sandy, you're mad," exclaimed Jarvis.
"Come aud see for yourselves," returned Jack,
biking their bands as ifthey wore children going
walking. "Como and see what brave Sandy has
been and done ; und call up the tiremen, too all
tbat can leave the fires aud give a hurra, for the
ship's our own, and wo'vo got a rope rotiud tho
blackguards' neck."
"Well, they have got pluck, eh, Bill ?" said
Johnson to Jarvis.
"It's the neatest go I ever see," said Jarvis
to Johnson, us ho rolled Baloo Singh nuder his
foot.
"Well, I never," said one of tho firemen.
"That chap '11 bo admiral some day, or my
name's not Jarvis," said that worthy.
"And when I am," said Patterson, with a grim
smile, "Jack here shall be post-capiuin. But
quick, lads I'm in command now to business
b fore pleasure. Get some three-itiurter inch
rope, and tie tbe-o fellows hand and foot, and
throw them into the hold. Remove all their
knives and pistols, and search their pockets;
then bulten down the hatches ; uud 1 and Jack
will mount guard over tbcm, and tell them our
minds when they come to.",
"My eyes, when they come to, old Ilullaba
bnlo '11 think he is dead again," suid Jarvis.
"And that fat butcher of his, won't ho cut np
rough i"
A murderous passion of revenge suddenly shnno
in Johnson's eyes; he swore a dreadful oath,
and slowly cocked a revolver, and bent over
llud.il Hanna.
"He spared none of our messmates," ho said,
grinding his teeth; "and I'll now settle his ac
count." Puttcrson leaped forward, seized tho revolver,
and threw it into a slde-rahin.
"Come; no mutiny, Jarvis," ho said; "I tell
you 1 'll not have a hair of their heads touched.
'1 hey shall answer for these crimes in another
way. We'll not repay murder with murder.
He member the holy book: ' Vengeance is uiiue ;
1 will repay, suith the Lord.' Touch those men,
and I w ill shoot you down as 1 would a mad dog,
Jurvis."
"Well, I'll bo hanged if Sandy Is not a mix
ture of the parson and the king of the Sandwich
Islunds," grumbled Jarvis. "But I suuposo
we must knock under, for he got us out ot the
mess."
The sleeping men wcro collected, and thrown,
not very geutiy (especially by Jarvis), into the
hold like so many cotton bales. It took two days
to get back to Singapore with that insutlleieNt
criw; and the quantity of food given to the
prisoners during that time was hardly worth
mentioning.
fruiall us tho crew were, they were lutlieient,
thanks to Puttcrson's energy, to crowd up every
Iiiece ot colored bunting tbut was in tho Vessel an
mur belore they entered Singapore.
It was soon known that the Jamieljre Jcejeeb
hoy had a mutiny on board; but thanks to the
courage and prudence of two boys the cabin
boy und the doctor's boy tho mutiucerg had
been seized and the ship recovered.
An hour after the arrival of the Jamsetee
Ji cjeMwy, Patterson and Davis stood hlushiug,
and yet delighted, before the harbor-master and
sevetul oilicers, who had come to hear the con
victs examined. Pale and scowling, the Prophet
and bis followers stood in the compound, adjoin
ing the harlior-master's house, guarded by a
dctacbmci.t of Knglish soldiers.
"And now, my brave boy," said tho harbor
master, "tell as by what means you succeeded
o admirably in counterplotting these murdering
niggers."
" Weel, it wai just rapnmiVoti nriiU$," replied
Patterson, pulling at the tuft of nissjcoleb bonnet.
" J was doctor's boy on board the Jumtrtjet, and
when I was not reading the Word of God or the
'Seaman's Manual,' I was just studying tho na
ture ol herbs, drugs, and minerals, little thinking
what use I should one day niako of them ugmuet
these sons of Belial."
WO It K M c " rs 1 W F. I.I. I s.
In some respects, the most remarkable of the
model lodging-houses in London are those which
have been due to the liberality of Miss Burdett
Coutts and Mr. Ftabody. The munificence of tlio
Iudy hero mimed Is well known to all who huvc
interested themselves in the welfare of the people,
especially in crowded localities. In a district
about half a mile northeast of Shoreditcb Church
Is Columbia Square, a name given by Miss Bur
dett Coutts to the handsomest cluster of work
men's buildings hitherto erected in the metropolis.
J-'otir cltistti.s or blocks of buildings enclose the
four sides of an open quadrangle, und have two
trontiiges one towards the quadrangle, and one
towards the roiid outside.
l or distinction, the four blocks are known
respectively as Columbia Square, Cast, west,
north, und south. Ka h block is of gie it length,
five stents b;gh, snd fitted with baths, wash
houses, ( itib iooms, and numerous appliances
conducive to health, cleanliness, and comfort.
There are -J'- 0 rooms for lni families. In the
centre ol the quadrangle is an elc-'nut cross t,r
uicliitectur.il lower, laaring a few iii''7,,,,I0,l .
and iior.liHurd of Ibo clustor, sci'Vated' from it
only by a plea-ant rai-ed lcr;;lCll i' a commodious
new church, with school and parsonage. The
rent., avenge ah' .ut two shillings t fifty cents) par
Ooin a standard very extensively adopted in
such buildings uud tho tenements uie tagcil
soiifbt tor.
Still moro recently another cluster has been
built, somewhat southward of the lust, and in the
thickly populated district of Spitaltields. The
reader will remember that Mr. Peabodv, an
American merchant who had made a large for
tune m Knghtml, some time ago made over tho
noble sum ut a hundred und fifty thou-uml pounds
sterling to trustees, to be applied us thev might
think best for the benclit ol the poor of London.
As this gift was a very unusual one (tho donor
being still alive), to is the duty of the trustees a
delicate one; for they have to choose between
many conflicting modes of benefiting the poor of
so great a metropolis, and are Inundated with
applirutioiis irom committees aud secretaries of
institutions. The trustees determined that one
of their first euurpn.-ei should be the trectlou of
a group of lodglng-bousrs to assist In pnttlno? to
the Ust of experience the problem of making
Such places s o-pnyinii.
A sue was purchased at the junctien of White
I h n street with Commercial street, Kpiiali!?iat
Slid -n this uli' a handsome structure ta is laieiy
been opened. The hullding hn two main fmn's,
of tuo hundred and fifteen and one hundred and
foity feet respectively, domestic Gothic in their
architecture, und dicidedly an ornament in a
neighborhood where handsome huildiok's are
' tew mid far between." A peculiarity In the
structure is that the basement und iloor and
lirst floor are built as simps, store-rooms.
Hint dwelling-rooms for the shopkeeiers ;
I ir rrsnci ti vi ol' till tinim.iita f,il f.,. ,..
thiee p otiis raebl on the ei mid and third
floors, which arc well furnished with nipim irds,
cooking-ranges, boilers, ovens, lavatories, baths,
etc. Ci(imit rs' JvitrtmK
An exchange savs the lato rain was well re
ceived. 1 ho corn picked up its ears and stalked
proudly through the fields ; there were jolly blades
out in the grass plots; the trees made their lowest
bows: and the potatoes winked their eyes
reguishly at the pumpkin heads in the next lot.
Tun Dirt aur.NCB. A schoolmastor, who w.ia
as fond of his grog as tho globes, was asked tho
d flerencelx tw cm gravity and gravitation. "When
1 vc drank five gla-ses of grog," replied the peda
gogue, "my gravity vanishes and my gtavitatiou
begins to operate.
Fob trie I thank the stars I m not great ;
1 or if there ever conie a grief to me.
I cry my cry in silence aud have done.
None knows it, and my tears have brought me
good ;
But even were tho griefs of little ones
As great as those of great ones, yet this grief
Is added to the grids tlio great must bear
That howsoever much they mav desire
Silence, they cannot weep' behind a cloud.
fVuntioa,
A Scknf Mounino After Klkction. "l'a,
does wine make a beast of a man?" "Pshaw,
child ! perhaps, once In a while." "Is that tho
reason why Mr. Goggins, the tavern-keeper, has
on bis sign 'Kntertamment tor man and U'a-t ?' "
"Nonsense, child ; what makes you ask ?" "lie
cause ma says that last night you went to Mr.
Goggins' a man, and came home a beast, and
that he cnb rtalned you." "That's mother's non
sense, dear. Kun out and play; papa's head
aches."
1 t W I '1 1 1 s N CT atBKKT.
i :m 1 1 u o 1 1) 1 1 ;h,
LACES,
viirri: ooodh,
VEIL 8,
E. M. NEEDLES.
io'4-i ciiKSNUT Hinr.tr.
MUSMNS OF KVKRY GKAPK AT THICKS
wftli-h wo warrant a low, or lower, th.m trVv can
pudoihlv tr hnMk'ht w art' Ha'tlnn a kh. Hhiniiic,
litv, Ut Jl rum por yard ; H wliip, :(7S cftun; 4-4 wilo,
fli rMit!. Npw ork M-lls, W'illlumi iJlr, Vajntta A,
at lowest rii v. All the btt uiakt'i uf Ho.i v an-l Tin.'
Mu'eMnH m I l4 jnii .1 w id t vtirtl. 'i vim Is, : r,, J't. ,
atitl I vnnlK l if. Table .inrni n.r tl j: p.-r v. ml; verv
flue '1 tiMe l.lii n In ureat vnruty; J.liu-ti Hiieenns., .til
iiiMtifi. 'loweiinir. Nur.vj Dlupcr, NuifWim, Siurnin;,
and I'lllow Linen's A.
KLANK K ;th. imt H.anXoti wrre thWRht !a.t Tnr. Wo
are ftvMiiiK a koiI It ankot at 7 pr pilr; on tine it an hot
o inn ae Un-pun tiser f.'i p. r nir. i ml (.'umtitrt
allfn. fii. Marei)fti (lullli, !$ each. We ar n-Wim
vi ry tin Mitr-oHle yullt, that now twti $ 0, auhiect t.
iltn oli.rnien', from l lug, for V; thin ! one of thu uremeit
b.-irt'Bhis c tiave 'Mil. iireeii Hnio and PiannaN of all
kluU. K. 1. W. H. l'LNNULL, Hu. l'-Jl M AhKET
WtM't,lirlw Kleventh. -tuUia-.lt
jjVK NO RISK ! ! ! RUN NO RISK!!!
We rofund Die money, If oVaircd, f" vcrj lot of Shirt
wldi Ii fall in -my rt-net.
HSU HIllKl'rt,
KINR KUIItTS,
CVT UNOTltWlMK, III-' HI'HMN,
Maifo cf New York Mill Mn-ltn, und yrry floo Linen
Il iih Only 1 7, I'-iiitl prlrr ;
Wiilianiavllln -Mill Muslin, uud tli Linen Iloflomi.
Oi'ly ft .-. 1 snal pr1ev:i
l.l'.l LJdh H M k N i H III NO ;0O!H.
t'tivi LEMhVH KrhwiHUivo noons.
I I II J V :OHS,
"3 ni No. lrjtt CUKNLT Hlrwt.
(JOQ HOOP SKIRTS rOQ
UO Manufactory, .No. bi'M AKCII fltrw, 0O
Above hltth itreet,
I'liUadt-lpMa.
Wnoleiale and ltrtail.
The mont complete Baoiiimm ut Ladi', MiMei', an4
Children n Morn hhirin In itiu eil v. In i'Vitv ri'-ut-i't tlrt-
cismi, whu ti fur iylo, llnmh, aur.ibilltv, kil.f cIicu.im,'i,
u.. iiuhiiiiii in mi. niMltri.
hklru nisils ui urder,altuiei, anil rernlrrd .
'fir wm. r. nofKiNS,
JeATIOI?AL UNION TICKET.
FOIt rREMIlEHT,
A li HA II AM LINCOLN,
Or ILLINOIS.
Foil VtCK-ntKKlDENI,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Of TLNNE8SI.E.
EJUIICrOIlA-Ij TICKET.
6FN ATilRIAf..
MOIlTflN McMtCIIAKI., rtilldilihl.
1. itlMMiUAM, UeiivsrCouuiy.
BltrllEeCNTATIVR.
HohPrt P. Kins,
41. Murrlieii 1,'vatsi,
lienr liuuitu,
Wllllniu II Krn,
ltartiil) 11. JhdIih,
( linile U 'i,uk,
Itulu rt I Hike,
Mllliuni 'I alor,
fell n A. Ilirmand,
ltliliril II .Curt I'll,
KitHar.l ll.llliiay,
Cl.ariM t'. Iliad,
is. KiIiih w. Hale,
,14. diaries fl. Hhrlnor,
l.'i. John Wlilir,
l'l. liavid MiH'iiiiiHinhy,
17. l.avld W WiHid,
fs. laac llansoii,
1:.. Jnlin fMttuD,
Kil. H.mu.-l U l.Mt,
Jl. f.vrard Hli-rez,
'SI Jolin l. F.r nv.
1'J Kti.n.'rer MeJanltlo,
li. Julia w. Jllaucnard.
Bj order of tlx Stats Centra) Committee.
SIMON CAMERON,
8-8 CHAIftMAN.
RATIONAL UNION TICKET.
COUNTY OI'FICEItS.
BiiKitiir,
IIENUY C. HOWELL.
KEUtSTEB OP WILLS,
rHEIir.ltlCK M. AHAMS.
clkhk or the oiiniANh' covkt,
UDW1H A. MCUltle'K.
CITY t)I Kl'OKRH.
HECtlVKU or IAXKS,
C1IABI.ES O'NEILL.
CITY COMMISSION!:!!.
THOMAS I)ICK30S.
ctwaui'Sa.
I Irsl M.liltt,...
PiCued I'litrl.-t..
Tl.lrd Dl.trict...,
ruiirtliUlntrlct..,
fl th liistrtet...,
JOHN II. tll'TI.EK.
C'lIAltl.Lf 0 N'LII.L.
1 EONAIt!) MVLIfi.
WfLLfAH P. KfXLLY.
M. Ll'SSIil.I. TIIAYEB.
SENATOIt Til I CI! UISTI'.tCr,
MA AO A. BIIKITAttl).
BLl'LESlVTATIVI'S,
l'trl Ulltrlct WILLIAM l-'uSTLU
Second Dt.t.ld Wlt.llAM n. HUDDfMA.
ThilJI)tlict LICHAKf. HUiLt:i.
rauith filstlLt W. W. WATT,
lifih luslrlct JO.iKPfl T lTIOMAI.
euib Diitrltt JAMES) t'UKBIWUV
SsvculB Wstrlct 1 HUM AS COl'HKAN
Lltl.th Hbtrtct JAML N. KEKSS.
Mutli District CfLVltLES roSTEK.
Icuth I'Utllct SAMUEL 8. l'ANt'OAST.
EleviUtH llistriet HtASKUN li. H1EKNEU.
TtiolWi Ulslrlct I.l'KE V. Bl'TIiHS, tt.
HirUentU Dltrl; BSOS C. BESSlllt.
I'curtetnUl DUlrtet iKASt'lS UOjlJ.
I Ifuouli UUtrlcl I.K5UUE DE HAVKV. J.
BlxUcuth Ulltrlct WILLIAM Blin'll.
6vuuutli DUIrlct ElUVAKD 0. LEB.
EViUMitb DUUkt JAME8 MILIXB. l-10-Wt
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
-XTEAOROINARY BARGAINS
is
DKKSS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
HI!MM1I(. AM) DOMKSTIf GOODS,
oinj rlin Uie Urjrt anil cliclmj d:piar ;tt oftvrfA
t Katait,
AND AT rKli'KH rll'.fOW THE CORRK'TONniNO
ki.ut i tu tah e or UOLJi.
1 ' RI--.NO II POPLINS,
MKlllNOia,
ALPACAS,
WOOL DP. LAINKN
Yf'HY air.ai".
Wr tiavf ri'eflT.d .it (rf.it 'ST'lrr s li-f:io
fttidiiiui-irfred
dri:ss (iOODS,
A Jeti Ut of
AMEIile AN fiF.I AINE1 ANT! ffRINTS),
Which ihall utrsr rcry low, and r well worth the
attention ol buyers.
J. COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
8. E. corner NINTH and Altl'll Ntreits,
5-7S-1SI PH I AlltLPlttA.
QUBWIN STODDART & BROTEGB,
lNVfTE INKPECTfON
Toh farce and arid itock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
WHICH HAVE IlLLN I t HCIIASED SINCE THR
DECLINE IN CJOLD,
And marked to leUat inch prlcss as slU effoct quick aa!a.
TLo Stock comprises
FREMITI MfRlNOl.3,
TARtH I'OPI.INH,
1't.Aiii ron.iNB,
MK.H1N0 Pt.AIDM,
WOfHMF.I.INK HE I.AfNT.,
8AX0NY UltESS HOODS,
lll.AI K AND COLORE II IlllP.iB HILKg,
BHAf S, CLOAKS, AND SACgUES,
ri'HNtxaiNu noons,
HLASKETS, COUNTEKPANES, Ac. AO.
MENS AND J JOYS' WEAR.
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
CTJRWEN 8T0DDART & BROTHER,
Km. 4 30, 4T-4, and 151 Nf. SECOND Btreaf,
t Atwre Willow.
yiDE IRENCII STYLE PRINTS,
REDUCED TO 3i CENTS.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
toi. -130, 4.V4, anil lil N. 8E01N1) STREET,
H-21Mt Alwvs WUlow.
JIEDUCTION IN XltlCJiS
or
MENS AND J JOYS' WEAR,
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nci. tiO, tr.i, and 131 M. BKCOND Stntl,
Above Wllk w.
I)
H II H H OOODH
AT
REDUCED PRICES,
l-rom the lute Auetioa S.Ucs la linn Yurk and
I'liiludeljilii.i.
Paris rori.iss, cifofcn shadlb noo
KOLIU CHECK POn.IMS fl 00
DOCflf.E WIDTH PLAID VALHNCIA1 76 Confl.
I'HENCH MEIII-NUES IN CflOfCB SHADES 1 76
PARIS MOCHHEL1NE HE LAINES.in niackasnd Colon,
AI.L-AVOOL HOl'ULE WIITa CASflMEltC.
IMO.V CASIIatEKE.
10.0C0 Yards S&XCNY DRES3 GOODS,
Katiging from 1) cents, opwardt.
CPRW1TN STODPART & BROTHER,
Jioi. -150, 4yt, and 434 N. SECOND KTltKET
JJ-3t Abjvo Willow.
EIGHTH STREET RIBBON STORE,
INo. 1)7 IV. KIOIITII Htroct.
We win Inform our cimtomera. and Hie ladles penernlty.
Unit In onneiiii nee lit' the recent ilL-i-litiu lu Ul IHlcO 01
Vo.il we, have roilucod our entire toca of
FALL MiLLINEHY AND STRAW GOODS
Fully 33 iercciit.,or one third, returdlcl of the colt
ofgooili.
Laillei in want of
HIBUOWS, VELVET KfttllONB, FI.OWF.ft4, BILKS,
VELVETS, FEATHERS, liJNJIETU, UATS,
Oranr article In llie Mllllnerr line, will And with us tho
moHt exienalve aamirununt Iu the city, at jirice t' .it defy
eoniieililun.
Country onteri promptly attended to.
On e Ua call
BIOKEL S) NVEYL,
ic26. f3 No. 107 X. El mi ll streeL
J L A N K E T H,
nOL'SEKEKrEllS, TAKE NOTICE,
J. C. STKAWBRIDGE & CO.,
FOItMF.ItLT COWTEItTnWAIT A CO.,
N.W. Corner EIGHTH attl MARKET Str -jets,
Are now c flcilnjf llie lareiit ll.ictc of lllao'icl, lo lie founj
in this clt.v, at tu dumte price.
IIJIIM-JL XiLiANIviaTe.
CltUI llLiANIUiTH,
CltAliJLU ltl.VIVICXil-M,
Jti:i ULAMillTH, all 6?lz,o.
T" deal' ra we o.'ru the b. hai 'mcnt of all tin 1, j.il.n
U"ko. 'j j;-iutlu-lm
3 Wiy lt'fli-ly niiil Kiivo tli. Ailvaiins
(JLOAU. AM) MANTILIiA
lLituurtictorj, and Shawl Emporium,
N. Corner AHCH and TENTH STREETS,
lllll.Al l LI IIIA.
b. welsii a c;o..
Where you cuo lee a Sileiidld Assortment oi Hie
CHOICEST N0VEI.T1K.S,
Wl ere Ten can 1.-C-I the heal Manufactured Uirmontt ,
and vihcru you en uro. un Uie
GENUINE W ATF.K PHOOF CLOAK',
Al the
LOWEST I'RICES.
I.niltiewlll II nd ft te their Intereil to iurvhue tlielr
Clil. ut Uliaw It al Uiu tU01it.uuiil.
V J-tuUu-a 8. WELSH CO.
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
FALL, H-rocit f FALL,
H-A. ) ROW IS STORE, f 1 4.
EDMUND YARD & CO.,
Nob. 617 CLesnnt and 614 Jajne Streets.
IMFOKTEItB AND J0DBEK8 OF
SILKS AND FANCY DRY G00D3,
KIIAWLH,
LINENS, AND
WHITE GOODS.
IAHGK AND HANPSOME STOCK OF
rilE88 GOODS.
rilX LINE OF FOREIGN AND D0ME5TIC
1IALMOHAL.H,
ixeLni.i anio-lia
1IRUNKBH AND OTHER MAKES.
GKANI) OWNING
Or THE VEW AKD MAONtFICEVT STORE OF
JOHN LOUTEY & CO.,
INo. H. 1CIOHTH HTHEUr,
oy
MONDAY, BEI'TKMUKlt 'JO,
Win re will (t fc und a meet beautiful auortuient of
DRY GOODS,
CLOAKH, A. IN I) SHAWLS,
m THE CITV.
We f.ave ji.it Opened
1000 l'ivvvn hlLKS,
PLA1JI AND FASCY.
600 Virctt ME1UNOKB,
PLAIN AMI) KltlUBF.D.
ar.o Pi-c frenoii roPLiw,
REP AJ.D HQI KKD.
aoe rircca wool. lk laine,
Double and flmgle Vi'lith, Plain and Flgnrod.
150 rt-opn MOHAIR ALPACA,
Plata and Floured.
100 Fiopps KNOLT8H MERTNOE3,
Alio a large Block of Fancy and Staple
D R E S S O O O D S .
f ?I Jm
INI.
A . JONBij
CELEMIATED
NE PLUS ULTRA SKIRTS 1 1
EYEHY RKIltT WAItlt AHTKlJ AND KEPT IX OBDI
Hl. MONTIIM, ,
F1VEE OF CUAIIGE.
BOLD ONLY AT
Ko 17 N. EIGHTH STREET,
(Over Parti idire'nTrluiuifng Btore.)
HONH flF.NUINE VNI.KH9
OUIl NAME AND NUMBER
IS STAMPED UPON TUB WA1HTUAND.
EXTKA I.KNOTI1 HK I ItTK. and with any ilze walut, made
Ut order at the lliurteiil nutico.
OIJ) BKIRTS HAflE OVK.K AND BEPAIItED,
fe'iual In New.
MJSIS AKI) Cim.Dltr N H SKIItTS, of al Hi0! and
HjIob, voiutanlly ou ttaud. H-il-liQ
JJ HIIOKMAHKll Ac CO.,
CHILIJEEN'S CLOTHIHQ IMPOBIUSf,
No. 4 N. EIGHTH STREET,
rilfT.lflF.I.PIlfA.
jay
mm
mm
Hy,
We reipectftilly invlta special attentioa to our eleeaat
Allot tmnt of
OIJII.DItKN S OKOTIIINa,
ComprUIng BOV.V, fiIItL,IrANT, ant) HIBAES
CUiihiiiK in evrr variety, la the luteal ityiet, ud ofiupfl.
rfor woikmnhlp.
Hjxcial alttDUou paM to MISSES' DHEflSHAJUJfO.
Tbe public are Invited to cuU and examine.
M. SIIOKMAKEItA CO.,
o7-WiTn ?m No. 4 N. ElflHTH flTKEET.
VEWAND CESIJtADLE STYLES OF FALL
X Clothltifr
ew und do mr a hie Ktyirt nr t an riotiilnf
Now all- 1 ih H t t.l Hlj v t t all rinVJiin
ami ih'nirViie Htyiei ol' Kali ('lottmiLj
1S1 w and iliirubic Hiy.p-. of Kali Clothing
New ana (lahlruhlt? Rn of Knll '1-( li 1 iik
Nw and dinlrsihie hi,-- Imi of t n I ( 'lot Inn
New mid dfxlrHlitfl HlIuf Kali Cl-l ni
Jvm and dtilrnl.tft Hi j m f Kull ij'otrniiif
lt W aud dt'rH nt.ie ttr. Wi m Kali i.'lwlt4iia
OpfuinK title dy
OiwkIih; this day
4tfi4tili'i: tine Juv
OpfhiDK thie day
(laiiitit; Hi in il'iy
Opninw thin d ij
t'f.iiiK tlii day
OfteniiiK Una day
Onftiiciu tine day
Opi-miiK tt U d iv
At JftNKft', 8. E. curuvr Hfvcmli and Kaikft Btri'ete.
At JON KM , h. E. cm r H'vi-n;h und Murk. t tu-.-n,
At.lONKK, H. h, corner Ht-venili aud Market Htrt-ot i.
AtJoNt', N K, coinur Nevfiilh und Viarkt Hin-tM.
At .MINI S', N. 1.. inrH'T MfviDth ntnl tn'kt trtMti.
AiJ'iSKV, ft 1. t'ornT h. v.-hlh Mud Mrki'l ttrt-.-n.
At iJoM'N , H, E. corner Sevourti und .Murhct it nula.
At iN I.H , S 1-.. ctriit r Kt'vi iuh and Markvi Mtrfniji,
At iI"M;H', H. K. corner H.-vi mti and iark;t xtrcriA.
At JuM.S", 8. I. eir iur Hi vftith and Maikei ktrt;.
Ktr.iiiA,'i r" and ' t.l'i.ji
h'.run. iTa ana citi.i n
Strnni.i tk itiid cMi.rii
mit-iTt. uud cin n
htlol'l'll lllid Oll'' IH
Mrn;ers and oil Urn i
htnticr and ciui'iia
htr .li.'i rn and i iitfiix
Si i .i and i-ftiit'iii
hiriiin-is (iiul ili'tiiii
Invited to ml! and i-xaiiune our BLtrk
liw ii- it t 1'iiil and cviiiinnf ouv Ki H.
Inviful to i;tll and 'Htiiiii(i nni hti k
it tl to uult and euiiiirc our utoeu
Inviicd h c i ii and t'xaiit.n' our Uc)i
Invdt d t call and eaiunii our stuck
Ju il d lo c.ill and I'X.imini' our t'i k
lu Iti-d in call and oKaiidi! our hUk'.
in ilf4i to call in d .x.uidnt) u'H io. k
luvit d to call and eaniie nr itork
Jteiiru iir- l.am cIm w tn
r.fma iiiiriitik!iu elM'w li'-n .
IWlolO (HHt Imsilirt I'Ih'W I:li0 .
licti-n pur. r'dMiix el-t win ii' .
ltuiore u rvlias ii ltv tvtv .
I ' i i ro j.urt l.asinu elu' vtn i ,
jUl'ire I'lirritAhinu ci-'ewiuTe.
I'.t rut jun rli'iMin clsuw lifU' .
lU'iMf (MtrciiuaiiK t'lacwheiv.
lit iorv inirilm-ioji u t;w lime .
.TOvyq- CKOtlnw, K. :. corii.-r Hrventd an ' MirV
JOM iS' ("loll. in, K . E, corner Ktvnli1 and V-rkri
Jos! S1 Ct.-it ii.u, H. K. corner Suvi'iiUi " 1
JM S1 ( lot hi hk, H. E co: nor Heentli and -M uet .
JONES' CI.,l!Ji ,f, 8. K. c-n or H-vcntli anJ M trctnu.
JOM.S t'lutiihm, H. K. corner Hvntfc and Markfta.
JUNKS' Ciull.intt. B. E. oim-r -Hill luJ Matkutala.
JON EH' i.rtJtlim, H. E. oriMW H.-vrntli and .M.irkt ati.
JnSKV ( lotliii.n. H. K. O- riuT Hcvai.ih end .ukot
JiNK.S' Muihfiirii H. K. cormr H'fiirii and .Mukut
h. ti. ItalanuH ( teuiuuie ilotk aeUni, tor.
fclJltAWlLU
TATNTED JlTLY 10, J 0 S E P H
J MOVIH. Eluvu da Karl. KiwiilIi IStiMiu ltyrlnif
and hiutirln on any ktj-d ol wtailnw apparvi, lor Lml ct,
(.cuU, aad Itnid-eii. 1'aiaut aiiwiaina hr tru-Mn
tant n.-m ore to () tn. t.ea. Ko. ?.W M V E Hiffut,
ttuA 0-i.ii. iiTU 'ictt,KLUa4vlpuHV au-a
pEICIS OF TET QOODJ REDUCED.
Our Stork, lilh ornlnsf the frttrnt month, eelnf
Tory llU, we were rrepari4 toforcliaee at the ,
Sew York and rblliulephU Auction Sale '
Since the irrat cllne In fold, and are bow able to i.
hlbltap.irtlcnofall the
LEADING STYLES OF GOODS,
hi which inch linmne kjn were lu'imlt'.H te tj in- ,
lorttn, alournaual email proflu.
,nwl:t INVlTF.D TO A V EXAMINATION Cr
OI'H STOCK.
In dally recclit of
LOTS OF O0OD.,
w hli h art rimer oil cheap.
CTJEWEN STODDABT & BROTHER,
So. 450, 09H, 431 x. 9K JOND Btree:,
0-5..H
Abore WtLLAW.
JOHN KELLY,
--
TAILOHH,
ti
No. (Uy CIIKSNUT STIliiKT, .
Uav reoelri-d thr Ir TALL STrtEl, and a tare itock of ,
FALL and WINTER flOODS, faclndinf -choice AafKJU
CAN GOODS, an boniht before the rise la prfcea, wklek 4
hey will make up in Uie beit itjlee at moderate yrtaea. -.
TEItMS-KET CA.1H. eeT-la ;
J t)KIIVtJ-CJIAMH
AND riCTCRE FRAME MANUFACTCBT,
VM. II. MOIICJAN, ,
Ko. oh n. fTH stkixt.
Oilt Oval Photonrnph Framee
lelO Hm CONSTAKTLT OS HANI).
rilHMITDHIl.
Ilavlnit botinht meet of mf kiateriale befbre tw lale
great rile, I am enabled to off. r my itock of
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
At a imall alranc on old prfcrt.
I. L.UT5V
Ko. 191 B. ELEVEXTTI BTBEET.
VC11 EiCIXlMJEIVT
)la been created In the nclfhbnrhool of KlaU one l
Chetnut streeti, by crowtla of wulfrenaeiUneQ , ,
DODQINQ IN AND' JUT .
Of a email BF.OAR STORE on the upper aide of CHES
M UT Htreet, bolow Nlntli. It appeara the proprietor hal '
been CUTTING IOWN the pncei of hla Sawu and Te-, t
bacco, SO per cent, on all hla itock, which by the way If " '-'
f rare collection, thni let ft-tf i I
lNTRlNOIN'G . . k-
On kit rreflti for tbe benetlt of kii cuatomcra, who a)wayt
GO FOIl 1IIM! ' . " 'l
CAMPAIGN FLAGSj
JJUNTINa, AND SILK, :
Or EVF.KY DEHURll'TlON.
.
BWOHDS,
SAEIIES,
Tecelher with a full aiaortmenlof .
. i
MILITARY GOODS.
EVjINS & HAS3ALL, , ;
Bo. 418 ASCII BT1L1Z7. .
COLLUKKS' OUPUANS. THE ARKANOK-
0 niutiih tor the adm-atlon and mumtonaiice of the le
tilitUOt pliant of the Boiotare ana Hallora ot th State,
undrr thf a. i rt lnting to th f ub.t nt b- ink now itittli-tttaiy
d.iup cit dio enable the niidt-rein. to reaolw aoplica
tloitH, notice tu t trehy iclveu that hlank toraa o' atplic
tlon, w till tlx- necensary niairucuoiu, have boea liooejutwl
v 1th Uk fidlowlr.K Kvntlcmun, tr.ua whoji ttiu relatival or
frit i ua of tlie oriliui can ba n tem,
Hht d the app Icatlon ana autmint ta each ctte rtiall
be iiro-i rly OtU and -worn to, and crU'Ud by tM 4oartl
01 t oumon rtchooi llrctoraof trm Olntnct In which in "
itrphan rcMidia, It Is to u laiumttd to UieKeuUcm) from
VB niltwan irottvvd, or t mint othrr oictnoir of tli
County Hnpertntf nditiKUommitKe, by wluu it wiU bu fuc i
war (ltd to Uie underwifrned. "'
In a horl tiino altar tne receipt of the application by
tl tnndiTfiUnt.-d.lt' K be In duo form, and th orphan bi
eniitli d to the b iit'Mtft of the at, an oritur for the adm'.i
kion to lite proper hool will be aent br mall to ina
niuiher, or otltcr ajijilylny relative or frieinl, with utcea
mirv limtrucllojif.
It It expt'ctet that the tichooln lelcctcd for thone orphtne
will be reiuly tor their reception durlim Uie month nt Octo
ber. 'J h-lr frlendH will thrWorc- take the nweMvary stfpf
anil have them ready ibr a Jiuiaalvu by Uie lul of uvaia
bt r at the Ititeft.
'1 he Mute will provido clothing, boarding. waaMeif,
nioiidtnir, lastrtit'tlott Itooka. Ac ,hr the orjjhain wfilie m
the hoo'a providitl for theui, hut the lelatlvua or fr mla
are expt ctcd to aend thcni thnhor without cunt to ttie '
(State, ai d also to (tend with ttirm, (n aa frood order at
fKumble, aucb clotldnv a the may then have, to be worn '
till "UiiTH cttn te proviiiec tor tin in
Tl.e foil.iwit M U thelutol gtnUriUien to wboat apptioA
cations can bvuiade:
Adania county, Oeorir MeClel an,Jttybiirg.
AiU'Kt.eny " F K. Hrnnot, I'ltubarit
Aiiiixtruinj " Colonel J. It. Kin y, Klttannlnf "
lt aer ' Miciael Wtyund, Ueaver. .
Btdtoni 11 J- Lliwen elitr. HedMrd. - l -
It. rka " Hon. Wm. lUliUr, ICaatln,?.
liluir M lion. Bam'. A. itlair, Holl'davs
btirg. "
Ttrndford " B. H. itu-mel, Towanila.
liurka J.l MumUnhail. iHivleatCWn
HuiUT " John H. N.-or.v, MiHlcr
( amhria " Ktlward nh'teujaker, KDenhirrg.
( nihou 11 M. M. IHrntutck, Mu h tJhunt.
Cameron Kdwanl Voftnurn, Htnppen.
Centre ' lion. Hainuel Linn. ItfJMonte
Chtstnr " Addlsoll M:iv, Wrut ( hunter.
Clarion n Jlou. ltinptHjlJ, (,iaton. i
Clearthld " James It Uciloiin Cietrrhhf.
Clinton ' L. A. Miter, Loek fiaveu. 1
Cniuiubia ' hohrt K. t lark, ko' r-itnir.
Craw And " John Hernoidi, Mnadvlile.
Ci.inliiiland " Tho in i'a&U-ii, ariiale.
lauhni Iir.Oeo Rt Haiit-y, Harritburj.
1'eiawure ' lac ildldeman, Chtr, , . .
Vlk " H- nry Houthtr, Kidwuy.
t.r JitiiaN Junniaon Krle.
ruette ' John K . Kwliw. I'nlontown.
Foif-t ' tieor.e W. u..se. Manonvtile.
truiikltn Hwi. Jamca iii.;k, CuaiMOtrs-.
nnrir.
Ku'tmi 1 M a; Jar King M'.'ouncilaburk'.
OiccieC lr"l. M l'.. tUir sou, Waw:e '
burn. i i
Uunt'iiRiloii ' Vim. It. OrbUo'i, HnnHnrton.
li.iliana " KohertO. 'tailor, ludiana.
.1 tiler -on " l-aai' i . CumI ti. lir-t ik Ife.
Junutia " Kdwis -4 ttto.i, W A'll-t- mi '
Laniiier " I'ainel lU-nht-j' l.ntaater.
l.uwnitie ' I MoirU .Ni ('..-t.o.
1 it ai t u 14 lifor. e aimu. t.t ijoon,
l..hi(jli " K. T. -r. Ml 1 i" jvt.
Liicine " ei:ewn I tar -n, tViHteahitrrev
l.yi'OiuiiK " -Abittdrtiu I i'uivtaii. wuuaxe-
Ititrt.
M.Kau ' h i. HyronO. Huuiim, 6au;;bv
Nercer, tiom li. lianua. Mercer,
tinlin, " Antlrcw Kt-vd, 1 i.own.
MoniieH, " Vm. Oavis, tattoudtburK
Moiitv.n.ery, " I1 M. hi.yir. Norrtstu.
Aloii our, " ddeou Mhot'p, ImnvUlu.
J-'t tteii itn, 14 lii'V. Johu audervtar, Ka(oo.
Noiihnuilteiihnd, " Win. J. 4;n-enoiii;i, Himhury.
Vir, ' il"ii. It K.Junkiii, Hinoinuelde
J'lk.t", " Kdwifd Hiilldav, Mi'fnfd.
I t.lt. r, ' Jokn M llaintltAiii. C'oiiderHporte
H t.m;M!, M lit U. I O rarrv,r.tniliJ.
BnuVr, CoL. Wm. F. WuenaUe,eUnt-
Bnr.U!-fc6t, '
Hulntnu, WaKcr Spencer, Laporte.
hnni alItiiU ' r . Kitcli, Wwitroso.
Thoin a' in. vVeiUltoro.
1 mn ' Captain John Owan, LewlsDUTg.
t-i.ario " K K. l-jlle, r raiikllli. . ,
V'mrtn Unn. Lewi Aruott.
Vahnirton " JaniuaO. Ath.m, w aahlngton.
la. ' Ji. Ii. SiuiUi. Uoiiesda e.
W etwiiinri-la'it! tino- Arru-irontf, Jr., Oreenntmitf.
t..iiiuin " It-M.tSarhuat. TunkUauuoca-
V,.K M ,'"r r-wher. York.
J'i.i:adrlpliin Uury flallowWI, Kocrvtary.
Itiaid ol cntroaera, uiru,rimi.i.uitguiit'.
TUKMAt H. BUKHOWKS,
uperint' iiJtut ut SoldWiY Orphang.
Lancaster, September Hi, l&X,
w-w-tji
C0VSIY'S TliA AVAKEUOrSK. ESXA
J Lhsbtnl Initio. Importer and Ofah-rln
F ina I W iuae, ami Liquori.
Cliolce HavADft Cl. arti,
crota & UUkwtir Fuklei and Saucea, '
rngUsh and Rcutcti Aie and t' ru-r,
Catmad Mcata, Fruit. Soap, o
uvy Moist mi up lth cr,
At ko. n . BKrovn
1 JH ly JSUtA U. cot b- :
CTKAM IIEATIXQ FOR FACTO It IRS,
O Mill, c. lloaied wttadl-eciar waet tmmm
colU f..i l.cauire.eoiid. uptr.. apoi a-et '.
i