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Tlie n(-ii-r lnn'-WFiiu' r. I"'rt of A'linir.i!
JoliTiK rail of nnlcTKiN upon w'.ii.'h !.
jrlorj-loTltiff m.i.?'n:tinti innywnrU. Tni it
It plnln rwtt'r-o:-f.irt ollir'ml tin '-limi-ut,
goln? nWni.l'b' Into -i'Im, uihI i;iviii a siii
Clnri ri'Iaticn of aiitrri'il.'iitti ami c.nni
gnrnri'H. I'.nt It is nlm mmirtliin moro tliun
llila. It not only n-I.ifiM fu H, Imt it rcl.i'i'.s
them In a pr:'liit: ami "l.'lliiij;" manner. TliH
Ofll I 1 n'l ort lias a clitu ncttr nliout it. Mo. t
OfHi ial reportu linvc on!v an ofliriiil tlmnictcr
lmut tlit-in. '1 hf Mivirk oi tlic ilust ami nut
f offiio. Tl. y ilt al wi'ii 'raiiiina: ica! trul-mij
ftnil etiltcil plir.Ki.i(. Tiny arc vinrt orroct in
Uio mention or tlut anil lliircn, sunt llicy arc
singularly isn't In tlm lists ol'c:i-"ialtiiM. 13 u
tlicy give iiifuriiiiitiim witlitmt lira..-.. The
Wortta have no wiul lu lln-ni ; ilio mi nul lm
only fai t-uiil-tlnuro. ci-iimc. '1 lie h.nnN t'.i it
way tlio ro.l of empire mow coinin-iii,)! iri
nil tlio arm tint was no mighty with Ilio
Sword, now us"'i tlic pen in a very clerkly and
regi.strar-liko iiuiiimr. Admiral l'oiur.ii'H
li port lias soul and ljfo iu it. lie write as
though even In Ids ollii ial capacity he rein i'm"d
a man, nil Ins fculings jet Unshed and warm
If in the (,'lnvv of a iruiu cnani incut.
Ilin very op('iiin) Bcntcncu illnslritiM how
C mjilett ly hit heart was in tin; Wilmington
Expedition, am' iu the account he gives or it
IIo wai in hopes he should have hecu aV.i! to
proso.nt to tlio nali m Fort Tishor and mir
rounding works as a Christmas ollerin', hut
In sorry to nay it has not heeii taken yet. The
following paragraph serves as a Fpecluieu of
the Admiral's plain, h -arty, Ftralghtlbnrard
style :
"On tho 0''M n he vi jm;,-".. t In from the smith-
Wi-ft, una lint l: Mi alii, in Hi" U j a purl with jut
ROMtieiie all Hiv v. .scl-, 1 u. tjfiiiiuv.il to ride it
out, Ktiii li 1 il il w, tin, in any uc i 1c n of any
kinu excci tlie less ut u lew uiiclm;--, tu iiriut-
t'irn and all licluivuig lic iutiliilly. Uuiy two vet-
M-i went to Mil t Kvuii ilie xa'c, iiicl t irotl no
liptti r tlian tli'i at iinrti'n rbu tr iu-p uts
li.inKfhoit cf witi'r put In'o lljauf irr, .N C,
i L'l wt-ie imt rint ililo lor nili'ii' mil maicti T
id. h-iivy w n her. Al'nr tie. hiu'mo.;.t fai
!t.d ebo; j d aromi.l to tl wctwril ..nd i!v
n a hiHiiu ill bdl "i up it licr, n lii 'li I c xilil not
auiiril to lose j una mu tra'isiio. is ruu ilio tr rn
liet luaUnii', J:!'!i' i;'icii.' ai';.-, I Uricriiiiiii.it id
ialu tu vniiUi "'. of il UJ..I auuc'.i 1' jrt l''islii:r mid
it- outwoi K-."
'I he following passage, tuo, liirni.-hes tiie
anlwtiala for one ol the Jincj .t poems ol tlio
war. Tho Admiral says :
"At Iia t-niiMt III 1'. M. the p i'vder vc sal
BWUU'ii in t'livai'iii toe liar, unit was tu vcil ti- mo
I ' ' i :rn?.iS il!. til the cifiiiraiiies ol' I' ore I-'i-hcr
n'cie plainly iu i:;ht. Tiifl ll'AJ.'i'npsj t.ien eut
til, iinil the I.'jmniinn pr .C' cilc.l unilcr stain
in i I wiihin nvo liu' ilicil yniils from ilij Ijeaeii,
:ird ulicor roil i- Imnilrcil fi online Ion. Coiu
ma'ii cr ItuiMi nnchoivd licr securely there, and
loull.v went luwcid id luukc all his arrange in mi in
to I. low lie i ti i. I bis no was i na'jleit to do,
owirg to a liloe!iadiriiiinc-r oinj in riht ahead
ill bun, the forts limiting the tilo 'kade-runuei'
s:.tiui, which tl.iy alio did to the J.nuinnim.
'1 he ullaiu puny, niter coully iiiiKim,' a. I their
aiintipiMiii-iim for the explosior;, lefi the ves-el,
li.e iut thiliK they til J liuuif,' to net tier on lii'j
undt r the tafcr ; tiion takir," to ihoir h att, they
in me their tee. po uif to me ll'i.'il riesj, ly iu if
i 'Cm liv. 'I'lit- ti tulrnirs.i then put- oir snore wlr u
ih d 1 1 ceil, m avoid im .- ill cllec.s that iint,ht
i.i 1 1 . n In in the exiili.si'.n."
Tf indi r coiiiplcte the picture 'Aliieli thU
tie. i l iplion ealls up, it hhould he real in im
ititdiato connection with a passage towards
no font lic-ion of tho liej.ort, which roads
t us :
In i om l.i'.'nn. allow me to tlrw your at'.cn
1 1 ii lo ll.e i'. o.i I in t ot Ciuiui.iuder Hlmnh iuiI
I, i ii .to a lit I'm si on. Tlmy ciiKaned iu thii most
i crilt.ux mlvi tr.iirc that was perhiH ever und ir
t'.l '.on, Hi' il ihongli no iiia'tTMl resiips have tis. n
p a:u Inin tui: tilcels ol the explosion that we
know of, ti: it was not Incir fault. Aa an la
ci n iri.' tnoihers, I tcg leave to recommend them
f r proinolinn ; alto that of iaeuiennit H. It.
l.MUHtiN, who p lotid them in and brought ttiem
oil. No one in the fcipmilion considered that
tl. ii lives nouKI b lavctl, aud Captain R,uu
ami 1, ciiieiitn t I'mkhton had ma-ie sn n rauxe
noi.tto saeriltce tliemst lvti In cine the vessel
wns boarded, a thin;.; 1 1 k ly to happen."
The rilglil. (ha darkness, tin danger of the
expedition, tho total sacrillco of Bell', tb i holi
ness of the cuuot: euyaged in, unite in (orminj
a g ihiect upon which the rnrost rloipuoQco and
tlm highest iiup'rntion of the poo! might loe
to dwell. This deed will go Into history, and
stand out boldly there, li!;e those nioiiuineaU
which time eaunot tlestroy, aud which suc
fes. lve genorations revere.
Ail Idea of the effect of our tire may he had
from the following almost contiguous pat
ss2ps :
" The tcm Is wero placed somewhat nearer to
the works, und were mole to throw in th ir h- II,
li,ch wcie hcloie falling ia o the water. O.-.c or
mo lcuiiiii(i vi -e having ma le the ini'i ike of
ui i lioili g too t ir oil, caused ttnwe coining after
Ii i m to cii'iuilt a liktf error, but when they all
poi into p are nod comm. nee I work ia earnest,
t; e h wer of shell, ono hundred and tiitem per
in i u ji, wns lrrc.-i:tinle." 'in one hour and
ti ti c mil u is ; f t rtiid firs'. S lot was fii .-d not a
h' cii.ne noui tint fort, two in igs. iiti hid
hctn hi iwn t p by our shed", and tlu fort " on
luc iu m vi i.i. ij ni c-, ai.d stieli torrent of iui
kil.s were fu!Ilii'r mioa ol liurs'int; over ii thtt It
v ui iu.poksiulti fur ai y thing human to stsaj it."
it is well for us to underhand wli.it vcse!s
took a main part tn th;? engtgeineut, mid pnr
ticolarly dlsting!ii.shc;l the:;iclvH. The Al
luiral, still proceeding w iih cherful lldol'ly,
says:
"The taking of a new poslt'o i while ttfiar lire
by the lira. J. ;i imj ' ,u. .ut1.., i n i 0'4.riiil
slht; anil wn n n -i , u in o one Ii tn ..hi;.s
tellvred a Hie. tint no'.liin eO'jld ivt i.i iiiu.
The lit mil. hpi well ui-'. o.umI her .nud nam
Oudi r her fmew t'iii;a.,l r, ''t .iiin lonj
At.i't , .iiU ...i. '. lev '.'.' e'a c cviiicace thi'. her
my wrorta except lb. toleKrauu of Goneral Hiiku
I donned
;" tole ol
For i
ua i.t;iit)ri.jfOBTit, airoailr putliiheO.
FriVIN M Mr.
THE DAILV EVEN?
rn n.e.'.r. ( orem. dere H K Tr.iTci.cn, fully
, ;"".,,: ..r.'nUeof his pos"on I be S,.
wi. i.,i.K flM'tlve hi her lire, nml wa
li.inri.ie i in nth obtln 'he right positlc
.ti- iih mm h liefl'Mfl . vessel rear her
hail n' n we" r .""."
nr in'n the hi-itlr tBlisntlT, enrl fired r
,.Tiil nun rue , " " .. .no iiu-'.ni in t
i ll...i,J.t Pft- Ir.m . A '
!(:, tllll SlHMi fi r !;'. i no -ntrttiT' I .eS i'iil-
lon.rly ii'" hrc, rd did rood serv ce v. ith iho
r,..i : snil Ihe lomlrrhit took ne.ii.nn ,i,
M.t.i.rx lo, end threw in a S -lend Id fire."
The ex t tin ion was not without its incidents
wt.rlh preserving ns cnmp-liro tradition., a id
tinged with the stirring romanco tf v.ir.
i u lncidi nl refcrrtil to In the
report are
very sug-
merely raftitlotiptl, but. they ar
fieMlvc. Tho Atlinirnl remain. s :
"it rallsnt oilier, ub,.,. ,iU,n I .... m,.t
know, etit on I tie par.ipet and leomht awv the
umt i in p we i mi a it, ekeil rl .wn. A o'di. r
wrtil In t. ti e winks hihI led nut a horse, killing
tin tiri'tilv ntiii 'let) on h in. iml 1.1.0, h:. il,
ps'cl'ts fii.m tin i ,.ih . An In r -oldier hte.l his
1. nl t;t u.lo the bomli i,ti)f no on ihelt'hl.
d t 'cl or ti ll I tin is who I sd vet tod i..r
tl.e forts wire woi.ti' ed bv the sin lis."
The report of Admiral Porn fit gives a (dear
!ca of thtt glganfc wo k to be perfornied in
the rapiuie of ilm'ngto.1. Xo more brilliant
i i;s;i irent lias taken place (luring the entirii
war;m;d the lurtaners of vulor wlii. h the
iVilui.'isl e.inuncratt s aro oi.ly fit .-h sjieclnieus
ol 'the ipiiit which nnimatcs all our soldiers
on jwht re, on land and km.
it i riMiitn v j kit. nii'iK,
'1 he 'Vera statesman" who presides over the
.-( -i nllt d ( (infeilctate Stuies" is not pleased
itli the arrest of lli.,u i' O. liriti.Ky in
ai nila, under the Kxlradition Treaty exist
ing between tlx; I'nitod JStatcs und (Jreat
llritain. This Hi hi.kv fellow is the man who
a tt mi ted to seize the United States steamer
Mirh'njiin on th northern lakes in September
lust, tor the purpose of releasing the Kelvd
prisoners on Johnson's Island. Being thwarted
in his object, he, together with his cutthroat
associates, (.ought reluge on British soil. A
demand was ma le by the 1' nited States Gov
ernment for bis arrest I'.ud delivery to our
nulhorities, and Tit p.t.t.Y was arrested by
orders from the Canadian Government.
jEi F. Davis lias beard of the proceeding,
und comes out wiih a pronuiiciamentD of
"Whcrens.es" and '"Now thcrcforss," acknow
ledging that said Uum.r.Y was duly em
powered by himself to onpture the Mlrhbjnn
and release the prisoners on Johnson's Island,
lie says it was "a proper, legitimate belliger
ent operation," and having satisfied his mind
on this point, In has dcturimiiuil to notify
Cuii.itla, the Uniletl Statea, uud mankind iu
gene ral, that the ''Coiileilerato States of Ame
rica iiNSumc the responsibility of answering
for tlm conduct and acts of any of tltoir
ollicers engngcd iu the expedition."
Mow this is an " usmuptioii" with a ven
peance. A Kiiglaml and tun I'uited Slates
have never acknowledged these name " ('on
federate Slates of America" as a lawful mem
bir of the family of nations, how are they to
ieeogni.'.e the " responsibility"' of an Irrespon
sible jursoii like Davis, or an Irresponsible
body of Slates like that of the Confederacy?
Katiens, as well ns individtial men, always
prefer to ileal with responsible parties; and
Jkfi'KM'o Davis will find that neither the
United Slates nor Great Britain will pay any
more attention to his batch of " whereases,"
other than to glance over it and smile at his
UHcuiiiplion of " responsibility."
Ii he hopes to caiiso apprehension in the
minds ol ''Uncle Sain" and "John Bull," that
I he will do some'Jiins: terrible, nrovided thev
harm this man Bi ki.ky, he will again dis
cover I hat he Is mistaken. Davis is iu an
awkward position just ut this moment to effect
anything either worth his proclamations or
Ids sivord ; Mild he only makes the greater fool
ol hiinsell and the Confederacy by assuming
to tl ) what everybody knows he cannot do.
When bis beleaguered little empire establishes
its right to a place among the powers of tiie
e;uth,lie will be better entitled to issue his im
teiial ukases to the world. Until then we
nihisc Mr. Davis, or J kj-f. Davis, or "1,
Jm i'i iinox Davis," to save his breath, bot
tle up his indignation, and save his p-ns, ink,
and paper for Fast Proclamations.
liltl llMI I;Olt K Of AMF.IUf V.
feiuco the beginning of our civil war we
have had but little sympathy from France and
llngland. This might be considered strange,
were it not upparei.t to tho dullest compre
hension that it is the Interest of bo'.U tho
powers named to haze the United SUt-M
Lrokeu up This grunt Wesiern U?pul;lic hits
long been u thorn lu tho sidu of the hiding
monarchies of Europe. Il has bten rejaidid
by the principal European 'tates with a jeal
ousy that has grown iu iutun-iity from year to
yar.
Theie has been, and is now on the other siila
of the Atlantie,a political policy quite dill'erent
from the ideas of national prospeiity und
siculity entertained iu this hemisphere. The
European Stales, in t'.eir relations and inter
course, talk about what is known as the
"balance of power." That means no more than
that one State in tiie European sytem shall
not actpiire an itiiluenee and power, so prepon
derant, its to be pvtj adit Id to the peace and
sality of the whole community of States. This
Government of ours has not hitherto been
taken into the account in scltlip the eipil-pol.-e
of power among the nations of the conti
nent of Europe, or iu rc-toi ing harmony when
ever their relations of amity have been dis
turbed. But our tr.it.s-Atl intic neighlurs begin to
foresee the near approach of a time when we
shall have a word to say lu their affairs, and
may t xert a controlling influence in the deci
sion ol nil great int. ruulioii d questions, . This
pio.spoct is, of coiu.se, not a very agreeable
tit' to ciiiilciniilutc: end not 111 ur would mor.t
delight Triiisli and French statesmen than
l some accident which would effectually pre
vent its realization altogether, or d'd'eat it for
, In tt a teyrly of tlielr Toutb.'tlia tutiy
tlie Bomlali nrli-.t. '
Abelnrd to marry mi to lillglit all hit
AVLEGIUriT. rillLl'inA, FRIDAY, DECEMBEII 30, 186 1.
a liwHUKlikilnMfwir,. . i Willi
n terr.Hn I ii" i-.mi the terrl-
. nv . i-fT., .. .r
nearly
four
and
V .ui,.,
i
rtig
our pence
.V .11' .
7 t ij-Vitstance : und tliec would
T. si e n o on until both belllger
wcre muhiallv exhausted, and our
nntioiml unity destroyed beyond repiration.
This, to be sure, is a consummation which
Ihey are not likely to behold; and yet, witli n
b'liidnefs to her htere-,t that Is remarkable,
Kiihiiid desires t wilness the dissolution ot
the only pi eat nationality in the world, bc
fides her own, that I" at all congenial In its
Institutions and .sympathetic in iis aim and
a: 1 lialiolis.
In fact, the pervert i d views of mod. ol lh
Iiiiti. h polltieiacs willi respect lotlietdvil war
J.'oing on here, are not entirely nlirihutahle t'i
i alousy of the growing jiowor of this Repub
lic, l ilt to a degree of Ignorance lotieh'ng tlic
Hit rits tif tlm contest and its possible issiitu
that is positively amazing. There are. hoiv
rver, a lew enlightened statesmen In the Eng
Ihh House of Commons who not only h ive an
inte'ligent comprcliension of our politics, and
a cent runs wi-.li to see tlie unify and pros
perity of this nation preserved and incriMsed,
but they fieiiicnl!y improve ocensions to re
tul.c the shameful want of sense and know
ledge on the part of tlios ) ministers and m ni
ber.s of r.'i;liain"iit who presume to iitt".-,
dogmatically, opinions pi j.idi . ia! to our own
Government, when they really maybe siid not
to Know what they are saying.
It was Mr. Coiiufn who, in a recent speech
lo bis constituents, sharply ridiculed the iguo
nuiee of '.lie best educated classe, of his oiin
tryu. en regarding American nlVairs. He said
that he could take a map of the United Slates,
lay it be lore any graduate of the English uni
veisities, and ask him to put his linger on Chi
cago, and Unit the chances were he would not
come within a thousand miles of the place. The
inference was that people who are so totally
iiniiilonncd about geography can hardly bo
better posted ns to our poliil - al conditions and
interests ; and that, therefore, they should, for
their ow n Fakes ut lea .t, abstain from flip
pantly passing judgment respecting events
now transpiring in this country, and as to the
real mportaiiee and bearing of which they
knew less than any American schoolboy.
Tilt:
nilllUH.
Philadelphia is not an ancient city, but i!
has endured long enough to witness the ex
tinction ol a whole species among its Inhabit
ants. Wu do not pretend to recollect so far
back as a friend of ours, who distinctly re
members, many years before ho was born, how
a watchman, poking the house, cried, ''Past
twelve o'clock, and Cohnwai.i.h is taken;"
but we do vividly recall the race of wat.-hmen
to whom this individual belonged, and wo
know flirt they disappear.. d.
It, docs not require, the years of one wvU
advanced In life, to recall the uppcurar.ci) of
thone nocturnal wanderers, who, in mullled
tones, snng out " ten o'clock and a star-light
night," or " three o'clock and a cloudy rn ; n
Ing." On a cold winter's night, there was
something exquisitely pleasant iu bearing those
drowsy voicss borne on the culm nir, and tlcn
in turning over and snuggling up in tho
coverlids as the sounds grew fainter ami
fainter in the distance, where- they were
informing other people of tho tluii of ulglit
and the state of tho weather. We suppose
that this feeling ol satisfaction may be
accounted for upon the principle which asserts
that the perception of eomfort is afforded by
contrast with some one elue's misery. But
we think that the enjoyment of comfort can
be accounted for moro charitably and philo
sophically, by ascribing it. to involuntary con
trast with some condi ionof discomfort pre
viously experienced in our own prouer persons.
The watchman's voico iu Itself was not re
markable for its quality, so that the pleasure
derived from hearing it, could not have ben
owing lo the effect of musical sound. It may
be questioned, indeed, whether one would Und
I It agreeable to bo awakened by the most dc-
I liciotis tenor in the world, if ho merely inen-
tinned the time of night and his opinion of the
I weutber, eRpecially as both of tha opinions
might be incorrect. Pic uuro iu the tone of
I the watchman's voico could not be traced to
the satiofaction of knowing that one's property
! was safe with this vijiiant sentinel near, for
; the oldest inhabitant never remembered to
neve heard that a watchman ever came iu
1 time to see a thief, or if he did, 'hat he
i caught one.
j iue owners oi iuoso urowsy voices disap
peared at cock-crow; no man knew where
j they dwelt; and il, was as impossible- to find
their tombs, as to discover a dead donkey. On
the corners of th streets stood bloated-look-j
uig sentry boxes, which In shape so much re
; seinliled the watchmen theiusokes, that be-
lated children might have been pardoned for
imagining iiiut tno watclimeii nail tiuilt l.Iiem
1 after the model of their own figure. Into
! these retreats, called watchmu's boxes, the
guai dians of the peace ensconced themselves
! at Intervals during tho night; lor we have a
dreamy recollection of catching a glimpse of
the Interior of one, and of seeing a phantas
j magorlc medley of watchman, stove, shovel
pick.txo nud clay pipe, through a haze of
' frosty nir and tobacco smoke.
i Ko man ever saw the face of a watchman.
1 and we might go further and say that no mttn
, ever saw the llgure of one. Of this, how ever,
' we cannot b; certain, because it was impossi
bio to ay how much was man und how much
, clothes. The general appearance of the crea
ture wa that of a thick roll of dark cloth,
with a pair of big feet on one end and a tall
1 hat on the other. There was no particular
i difference between the front and back of the
Individual, ai d unless he was in motion, you
wi re just as likely to ask a question of his
1 AT THl
DOUSE FUEXISIIIXa STORE,
e
J
AW a
iii
hair as of tho tip of his nose, which rai.w out.
on tint other side, between turned-tip coV.
collars which merged In a hat. llo slowly
moved through the darkness like a black
phantom on eaters. lie never sceuied
to be at all wary of stringers Vhrt a"cnsteil
him suddenly in lonely places. IIo was never
known to be able to give any Information
about the streets. He walked them, but that
was all. To liken him tf something of tho
mechanical kind, we should say thit hn was
a hlgh-prourn engine ot small locomotive
power. No one ever saw him provided with
fuel, but the color of his nose, as ssen' by
moonlight, Indicated that his furnaces were
well supplied. When he spokn, from which it
was inferred Hint his mouth had opened, tln-ra I
wasa short, wheezy jntlf of stertori vis breath, i
siigift!tive of rich mi gts and stock ale. I
He Inn dh.nppoared ! Phil idi-lphia know!
him no morel We can not reeognlz-in the
ipiuce policeman of the pre.eut d ly any
atlinity w ith the aiaid philosopher of in i:iy j
wrappings. 11,1 lie bave any descend nits?
Was be ever married? We think It unlikely; '
for even supposing that any worn in would
like to marry a man who walked about the j
streets all night, how could he have gom
tlm neb tin? tireliminarv of courtsliii.f r,,l,l
:i woman ever fall In love with a bale of dry
ei nil :, even w hen surmounted by the tip of a
led nose supposed to belong to one ol the undo
sex? If be has descendants, would we not 1
recognize in some of our fellow-citizens the j
peculiar llguie und bearing of the ancestor? i
i'l:e neerest approach to these character
istics is to be observed in a race of i
youths who exi t upon the pavements or
Gl.i.-lnut street. Iu theli squat llgures,
ston.aelis commencing to curve under tlie chin,
legs which are not made for service, as they
certainly are not hirshow.theirlil tie round hats,
and air of fie nchitled Esquimaux, wo have
sometimes thought that we recognized degene
rate descendants of the last watchmen. Know
ing that family tendencies are transmitted from
one generation to another, we h tvo been
coiillnned lu our belief, for wo have ob
served that these youths roam incessantly un
and down the street ns ill .upon a perpetual
beat."
If It had not been for our recollection of
whiffs ol bottled stout, wn would have been
sometimes tempted to believe that the tv ''i
nieu of the olden time of Philadelphia never
did exist in flesh and blood, but that in the
old-failii iie I days those peripatetic hulks
were toe o. i.i loci, ami that w hen the slow
:ige oi l':c i .y was succeeded by the fast age,
they mournfully departed, withdrawing them
selves from uncongenial scenes.
Whither they have gone, we know not Ihey
have gone 1 No more shall we see their burly
forms wending their way through tho glo lin
ing, or through the lights md shadows
ol the iii'-litl .No more shall we toruire
thcin W'ih questions inipus.iblo lo answer!
No more shall we upset tiiem in their boxes,
und trftntile them along the pavcmentl No
more thall their mysterious presence mingle
with our liie, except in the reveries of child
hood, when we still hear their husky voices
fading away upon the murky airl Guardians
ol tlic pence, then so seldom broken, know at
least tluil many there aro who regre'. that yo
lopurfi'd ! Spirit or flesh farewell I
MAIUtllCO.
( I'MIV- 11 IX -In ( nmil.ni. Vi vemlier Mill, bv
Iter. '. Imre. Mr. i ni.UN It ( I.NDY. i 'uer
lilt V, In ills tsAKAll AN.N HALL, ul Ili.rhy, Djl.i-
mire i i'iitii.v , Til.
lilt KM N J i '0 Its. in flil'ato plitn, on Tleirs
ilitv. tin' 'H'-i Ii el' lleerliilicr. I S. vl . ly Ins llnnnr Mfiyer
Ihnrv, Mr. 1'. MIAIil'i.l SS 111, liMiN, 1,1 I'hini l.il
plilii, Hi Miss 1111-. IU. A. .1 COIf. ni Wll lstown, en,.,
li-r ceiiiny. I'll. Mu ciirils. tielunard cuuiily ,iiiihmii
pkiisi' t-nnv.
111 Nslil llill'lt -w N(1I If -On thn evniln j or tlio
JTlli llitinit, h.v 'lie Itcv .Inltii n'Ni'ill. nt tie- ri:.hlein:e
in Ihe liri.l 'h iiitlnT. neui' r.rt Tlllen Cu . Mr .1.111
111' v-llUltllKK to Allss sLSA N W ANUIill, butll ut'
lli-rks Cl.lllltV. I'tt.
Hl.iiAS-MiiNKIoMi-UY.-On tlm 'i7ih Instant. Ill
(' lisliolllll ki ll. IiV It, IV. Jullll O'Nt'lll Mr. .l AMl-'.s
,SI, N.i.l I'o, nlxvl e, I'd, lu ,M!3.i L1Z.1I-; JIO.M'-
l.o.MI 111 , in I'll lilt 1 " ll il.L.
s y. I I N A N lililtsllN.- (In t'i inn Imlnni. liv Ilio
Itev. Ilieniasli A. ten. .Mr. JA.Ml.s A. .S..IUII to M.ss
ANNA U. Mii.lt-tlS.
Vl-;vic(Ti-l I.I.IOT r -on tlio 2-'tti Ins'A'it, hv tlm
Itev. I,, i . linker Mr. tllCllltlll. T. l-.sn ill I tu ' Mi.K
S LL1 K A. 1.1. 1. lolT. Iioih of I uinUou, M. J.
AlMMH.-Ontlin 2Hh imtant, i I1AULKS II
mjii ii I, II. AiUlii'.
, Infant
Mi Kmn, va tlie 2!tih Instant. VAUY
'Ili"iiiH AinltTrton. In tin- 4ilh Vfttr tn her ttuc.
, wile ol'
The niiutivcH and trii-n1i ni tlit.- lamtlv ar repof,tru1ty
Invite I in aitt iul the I int ml, on tHuininy iitu'rno-iti,
ni I o'cluck, imin Nu. liw m, Juliii street, he low Itr.iwu.
l-.VNN. (Hi it) c 'li hi -t nut nt hn tcm iIpiicp In Mntit
oiihtv I'txint y , I'h. , m .M i N M, lil'NV, In tlm.Vih
yt nr ut l t.- npo, orrisiuv.u, ltuuilmg and itudluril pwpcri
p't u.-e ropv
IIih reiiitivcH and frlMidfi ro nvltoil to ftttcnl liN
hmt ral, on -huiiViiv ii ,t nt I V. M.. irmn t ii ifHi-lence
nl Ink hon-ln-'jiW W. W. Kurt.:, N- 14:17 Vine atriu't. i o
pHK i ed to W Midland ('( lnutcrv . w Ithuut lur.lKir imiico.
t'tHlKB.. At hu riiwldcn c. in Sundn'kv, Onto, on tni
-v uir ." f U Uh Inn , Hon. Kl.ti: I'HiiUOS COUKK,
Hi he Tth f Ii it ft
rl'KKFN -On tlie 2!l'li Inlnnt, WILLI AM CVItltKN,
oi-: i tl 7o jciir.
llu H liit'vei and male trlemN of tlie fimPr nre rtv
ain'ctfullv Invited io hmcihI lii fiiruTal. tV na hU lute
rfnidein'f, No. .'UO s. I'l'ili ti-ei-t, Im nw Spruui. ou M n
du.v iimriMiiL.'. at H'j u'ciock. erviti) and interment at
hi. Mnrv'H H. tlirltl ri.P'tst,
DON A4HIY -n tin' liwt'int. WM. DOSAOIIY.
riii n oi tirul nud tin- lu'.e Malt how Di'UHIiy, lu Uiu Alt
year ii hi - tv.
1 1 in irlt'iidH and t'!0 of the turn H.v or" reippcf'n'ly
InviHd to attend hi mneral. mmi hix mti her'-i re Ml it -ihjo,
No. H. 'I'MtMity third .street, un .satm-day, JUt iiwtaut,
al 1 oVlork V. M.
I i:itl:KI Muilentr, on the ;iO?h tiutaut, rilMJP
tf't I Ii I t;. In tl.e tttd year .' hk ws.
'L lit.1 fr'em ol the i tiuily an1 rt-i'iet.-d to attend hU
funeral, on Mtlftv J nmi..r i 1 o cluk, iiti.n hiij 'it'e
': 1 o No. 4Vl WetiitTiJ ntrf t.
I. ( u the iiK.rnlni. .d the 2'Jth iiiMl.uit. M.NT.S.
vt I ( o( I lmniaM l.iiird, mi i .Veort.
Tlic til 'ii'1- und it'lutm-4 ol the tamily ur re-pfPtnilly j
liniud t attend tlic mwra . irmii her lutit rcid 'tcB,
lletf nvillc, on h iturdiiv. th1 :iut Instant, ut 1 o'clock.
t uiieini tu ,roeeed to .Mount Moriah IVim-icry.
MIM NS. ttn Wediieiav iiiuruliiif. Decemhor 2 h, '
at li'f- Suval Aemleioy Hnnjilta! Annaiuiiirt, Marvin ul, i
liKKV i L V, Mm ot tint lale M ijt.r Aiex M Niiiiiun.
i 'ti,t: nv l. l'l 1 1 (j 1'eiiii-v.vaiiia f avairv. rcunilv m-
rdd tioiu 1'tureiico 1 nun, .S. t ., uej ii yea lit mid il
ninih.
i no i otlT iv 111 be ijivcn.d the fit nc ral.
.-Ill li 1 1 A n . tin T hut -mIu v Horning, Dercmhrr ?9;h,
Mr l.H HAlflt II. MlhUliMN Mt ih" r -UU net ul ub
l.llher. Owen Nherld.tn, :m., ( honrint 111:1.
I lie leiuiiwi and n i.nd-ni tiie taini.y are respect fully
Im ite.i to Ktli i.d lii MiU'Tai. Ironi r tie. tv-ti l'-iKe of hoi
lat in t. on Mtturday inurniu. at 1) o'ltuck. loproccc-O
tol.Hiirt) lliil.
fil l'HN.' On hetdi Instant. WART H.'BFM.Y 8LT
T ' N . re!e i ..f In- lute Vrh .in M(.hu
tier irn ti H and r-ditei ur r".tep'fn'ly Invited tn
fttt.ii . ll'e I- lirral, !ron Mf lite reiij.-nrc. No. 11. 1
twU btr-'M. atv) ,ae!t xmtt uu. tin Tncadav io rti
n.'. :d l' 0tdi. ut H o cJyt'.v. luieial to pituurd io
1 amid Hit!.
Tin iTM. -On tVcliir-.iliiy, amli Irutont. llKS'lllf M
1 1. ti l ll. in tin- ititn .-nr m UN m1
lil-i mull, in- nd. nr.
It. ii f. iiili nil tin. tti.tor.il . irom
I N. Mlt.-piiUi ilro.-l, oa Solur-
li.. lino ri'.lili-in i Mi. Hi . Mlt..iiitii ilnii-l, ua Miiur.
iln.v ii tirnlii. . -il ni'liii-t, itl lit o l-Io. K.
Wl.l A 1 1 IN tin ilio itih in, mm, AM OH WIIKATOS,
In i In- 7i.lli i . r ol hi. a.oH
III. im-iiiU mill lli.mo nt tlie fnmllv r -.pooiiully
Inillnl to ailrnil .ho 1uiii-r.il. Villi. oil uirt lor tioit. o,
irom 1,1. i,i r-.i!t-iK-e .m. lll-i a acj .uti.-i, ilna
.ixlU i iiiurnlu.
Dtano.4 Car BlB4, K1a Lalloa' Okalu,
AaotbjataallM .ltlaft, Uaay Loof Oaai-tte,
I M0TTIN01IAM AND SWISS
j I.AOI.H,
i F. W M T T I. R A.
ei'KiiT
mm rrr.
WINDOW SHADES No, 7 v! ;l
nw svYt.r.s, "fvKLTY,
ATT,.r CAESlNQfOS C0.
KAMIJf AOtfKKRS' CUl'.SKOT STHKbT
PIANr) t'OVI'lf.
V 2'l 1
I IIKSM T I I.AIiilFMr ST()''K I J THK t ITt
Rl kLIrT.
i AT LOW rklOkn.
!!. IDA Y ri'.IiSF.NTS
rou i . i i ns.
niCll KMliKOID HKl.I)
LACE CURTAINS,
Fiarjo and Tablo Covers;,
Willi
DAMASK CHUT AINS,,
FOR PARLOUS.
I. E. WALRAVESf,
MASONIC It VM
Tin. 710 C'lIICWIN CJT HTIIKUT.
gKATIX(J! SKATING:!
l'INi: fc.KATl.NCi
0 Is AltK
T1UK1Y-FIUST AND WALNUT Slit HUTS.
. Ol'lN THIS LVliNIMi.
SAMUEI, H1.HVH,
TIlKtsrilK.
1! IIO Il'rp
r. UliNDI-iR'.S THIRD ANN I' A I, DI8-
Irllinil'ili ol llltK I ) Km- l.unilra-n l.n i-i c.r. I
will I'll Ul.tr ICO IC C.IIM'I.IIS I.II.M, Alio, t, Hi.-
il, i.-rvli t pnor. en Mnn.lnv. .l.iiniHrv -J, at nln I. rk i
Hi- in. in. id,, s,. W. i-urncr ol I '.ROAD anj CALL' in II I I.L
SI i cell.
SPECIAL NOTICLS.
13?"
Al'I'LiCATlON WILL HEM V-)i; TO
t- Manat; i I inc Mer;jir.l Lrna.- ('..mi.a-iv
for r-wwal ot CTtilli a'e of i ne flrirf (i, sioeh, S i. A'-i,
ata'idiiu tn the immeof E, V. fl.AUK, itia shuil -U14
Lh an io.-t IT InlnaJd. it
"TNT- NOTICK. T1IK Sl'IVSCUI PTION
-Vy Bt k of l he I'fiimy utui i I mii(rl:i! Oi . (I 'Mipani
nl:l rl(.,-r a 1 . J',h:a next, .iitntia: y l-.i. ai rl
tVoirtei' . at " h1' h tune ji n.- tu p t,t ih-i -t " k .0 tl r-, will
h li' Id at the oiliee of tho ,oni-.. y. No l.il n flFla
fch. i t I bliftdeli ht. JAMJo .VI. MI.OIt..
iy-;:C-3i ftvrefar.
tar
OFFICE OK TIIK ATLAS Oil, COM
l;iiiy. -No...-". WAI..SU I' Htr-i.-t. K"oin i..-.
TiNi ai.ki.i-iii, IlAtirjOi'JtT '.'' la-A.
MVIIKM) NOllCK.
Tt-fl Boiud of Idreiitorn fiv thlt tiny deolirc I a divi
dend 01 TUKLIC IM'.itrKNt . (1ft renla P'T s'lare), out or
the nut earnlnitv oftJie ('oinpan; f, r the tuni:i.i ui nhcii.
ter a ne: lieT'-mher, pay aide tieai- of Statu tax, uu and after
tf annary l'l. iisilft ,
Ttaiiflfer Botha rloio on January 3, at H P . M and open
January 11, Imi.'i .
Mttt'Mmuter who have not ealk-rl fur thMr rertiflcatea,
are nticited to tic ao prior to rioainir of the IidoKm .
:"'-lilo ii. w . Wjl.titANk, necretary.
OFFICE OV TIIK VA, DOHAOO OM.
Vomtaiij.N. E. cornur FIFTH and VY ALU UT
Htrcetl.
The rirrctora 1 ave thl i tiny declared a dividend of ONK
ri'.B (!KNi on ihn capital fttot a out of theprotHsot trjo
Ctiinpany. clearoi Htaiu ui ;payadc on and afiar tlio bin
January i et, Iml'i.
TifttifhT books L'ioie ci the 31st luot., and reopen on the.
(Ih proximo.
The dividend of this Company will hereafter be martu
pa aide iiuarterly. in accordanra with a resolution of tiu
ltuard adopted nda day.
B. A. MITCnKLL.TreaKiirrtr.
Vtut.ADKi, Vina. I-fcemfcr IH, iNit ii-.:t Jc
pr-y th k pin EaTdkEfiii a, wilminu-
w-31- t4n and Italumure Kail read Oompanv.
rim.Ai'ki.i'HU. lecanibor, is? .
Theiantial Mtetluirof tha Siocktioldo a of Una 1 om
pan , onO an e'ertlou f Dircinra, will tike pho c at t i.o
tff t a 01 tU Cimipsnv, fn Wliintiutriii. on tlio bKtONI'
MONDAY, Vita January next. M II a. M
ia jW;I-f Al.KKUU I loiiNKR, Secretary .
K&T- UFF1CF. OF TIIK orUMU) COL-Ip-c
l'mtaouifcr Kadway Company, eornt r of Cu
M'MUIA and lillj; Aeauea. I'liUaduOhm, De-jtsmlittr
The Annual Meeting of the 8tw khnhh-a of tWa Com
f:my will he held at fpilr ottlce 011 Mi)M)A i , Jannarv
', at 1'.' M ., at whir n tluie'on eifctiuit w ill b held tor a
Pre-ldt nt ai d ttvt- lircci"r. to erv- lur 1 he eriMitrirf year.
I'j -2.1-Ihiw tl to V 11,1,1AM M. IlLIOHr, eiecretary.
fri- OFFICK
longer Kallw,
bireet.
OF THK UNION TAS-
Conifany.NO. 0. r'OUltlll
Ph'i am 1.1 ti!A, December 5?,
The Annual Meeting of the MorMioleara of tlia Colon
TaaciivT kaf.wuy CoTcipaijr will be held at the oihee of
dheOomi any. No JOh h. KO! HT1I Htreet.on MMDA,
(Januar t, at lit. o'clock. An el' clon for Hrtw'do.'it,
Atorl'rraUlant, and lire Dlremara, wiil be held, hot woe ji
the hours 01 ten and one, at th t.uae plae.
I'J to futwtl-9. W. IK Kttal lil.K, ecr-tary.
rj? OFFICEOFKF.COM) AND THIRD
-- Ulrica raafleni'cr H nil road Cotnjiaiiy. FKANK
1 Okl) Bead, be lew l.ehah Avrnne.
Fn 1 1 At'iH.i'iiu, Oecruiher 18 U.
The Annual Meeting of ihe mikhold'Taof U11 (',.mpiny
will be le .l at Una oilh w on IIO.N Ha Y, .la-inarj . IB io,
at la A'clock M.. when an Klcctlon will he btM tor a !r.(:
alMit ana tweiyr frreoiora. lo aerve for th aini eir.
'Jretrakater book of theCotupan wilt he eloaed tor Un
daK rii r to aaid cJecUoa. Tli"M AS I.Oi,S.
ir-'.-V tj! Mu 'retAry-
PHILADKLPiIIA AND KKADTXD
,aC5c liAij, i mpa,y oiBae W7 H. FOURTH
Btj-taU
Pnn.Aint.rnti, Deoe ar 11,144.
Votleaia Mrahy g'rrm t the Nts-kniiiitaia wf tUUt'oia
pauy thai t' Auima) Uertii , and ao a)e -inn for Pru d
dMt'.ati Uana'rB, 1 rakurrr, aaa Hrntarr. will take
place va tfcu afC4u4 MOMAT CHh ) of Jana'a ry next, at
ii wn.i.un n Wetttt.
Ji njM Pe.-rarary.
P11IFADKMMIIA AND K KADI NO
KalJioad Company, Ofhce Jiy. til H.YuVHTLi
81 em.
Pim M' kbi, Iltxtnhor IS6I,
To ftvnt-t 4t.ntlon, Hi. tioitlera of t'o.ipi.uii of tin t'ooi
U'. tin.-on Ui. 1.' pruxlmo. art rf .ue.i. , Irnvn tbcin
i Hilt tltk.- m r bHnr. iliti tl.i Inn., wli.n ro. l.l. win
Iw ilvi n, dtr.liitinn i.u r cwi.i.ir Ht.la u.l l iitte.l
t.. nd oliKlnwlli b. r. lr '"r ilelinrvo.i
Tl I.HDaY, U. h4 j Jknukrr, Ia vxchiuigu lor ftld
nrlit.
1 VJ t .IIRlirKll,Triurf.
; (KST OKKICK 1'KSNSVLVANIA ItAII,
ItOAlltXlMPANT.
I'"" iDniFHiA, Hormkert.lSM.
r OTiri TO tMAKKIlOLUKKB.
Tti Fkirfli.ilil.ri of tla company Botlood tllt,
I UMlrr K. luti.n 01 tho riord oi lurwtoi tnoy mre, Ona
1 tlc-0 I. ,i.h.r, im , i, of Oie Oum( an, ih. amouat
1 IKN I'HH t'ltNT. on tholr rrjpoctlra iuuroat, aa
J (li..nl II. .ir tKMik.of l.a 'Jd la.taal.
f arh lairoa.ililt r ru lilrd lo a i'i . il.ml partofa ahara,
I nr.ftI tho trui. of th lt...nloi L.u. .I..II li.. ih.
I 1". 'lcrliiii for a fun al.araonlka yayamal of lit
t ... t . ...
I yi. ciora win o. i..a ai ma par valno of flftr dol-
i... in-r .ii. i a. Af-cnit-d iniere.t at nix I'MH f KNT. win
lie n uri.il irmn tlio l.l in.t.iiil until pafm.Dt ! m .!..
Tl... Bo- a. for aucripiln and pa.uiint will bo open
on MuMiaV, tan 7ih linl.nl, and Kill cloio on the lll.t
of limi.-tnbor n.xt, ail'-x wlilrn no filrthor Mib.oj-ipUona
lll h r. c.-ioa nud.r Mi. n,ii.lti'.loa.
ll-li-U -il Ai T. mm, TreMurat.
ot tlie liotuiiji Kunil, fur the efflcif n performance of the
ardaciii diitic. aoci.plo1 bf tl em ill Uie Ui.triOiitlon of
tMiuiitlea to voluntoei a, to enliiU-il men; anil tlie Clerki of
l.llvl 0H
, JS AND MECHANI03'
TV'AN'i l.1i.-
'jt a ii-trU.. '! b.-it'' r
Jl V.'NIC
if. ao olnlili on.
o
I L I 0 11!-
Jil'lll A,
tl'AI
rrll.. IIMroni .' lo -. ., ,:Mi,i gi,.,cti
a ..nip.riy r.o- i.irii'liiir. nn.it
limn ol cpim -n r at rt noil -iit'l...
1 he propoit, i. row ji. llltn Ul XiHtKK tKARt
the ratofiaiit no. m-'.
5o 5l7TOtOS,
12-'.'4 II
WAMr'U-VKSHKM TO aO f
i floatoi niol frw tc.rk lini.iwSiata rVojivah i '
I . h M raiaa a
Anp': l WiLUW B(n'.H S;
wLNt f Mtraft,
it la-U'ry
,', AS-IOWNT UtTAUTEHMA3Tna
BHV.nKe. No. T!Hli. h r.'t.
Pom ai. i mi , li'i-emWM.IMI.
Vc-fia n .. t. Into il i'r .Newuera, M. C
and Ky Won, Ha. Df-piwch gtv n
it .iKstirdf.
H 'T ( , tain and A ii. ML
1P F.IOH i
I n m Wan
t'onjfiAny i at l
r n t.p. n i a
Ui.h r-n .
Tl'f hvs
rn n iTt t
luMina veota.
A J K I kit
Ktiwuoi, I'DlTlt
I. I A It It V ,
COMHTIORS AND BltKl
d. Tur halt in m and O-do Ita'lre
a nijintirr . f ! p'r 'in ( d rnilroad man
i ,'. i 1 r-u ut Dai ,nn i't five mm
o In Mi.r i e und he ii nic nl ParRr
wa? !! lo patd and rcruljw tmo o .
ir," m-ii will rt'i n't to eiihr nf th ha
i o n- an hnr ii r. t.i f nVo tln-w fn dot? l
NK Ay m r ira t llTlaiju, Muunt C"
t.-el'ttr id i
a n' Tond IdTlrlon, Matilnabarg,oo
Vun I'iiIMiih tp.
'i tit lUini nivtnl n. riedm.tnt
,.4 ri at tn-afi n .'.r t!.a r nj-k'.'rab'irf roawt.
bui.tJr J ir '.i a
W t auk
at d
j m. roui
A1t a WhweMniT fir the foirfh rMle.
w I -Vl'l .1. Md-nii ot IrLU-t-nnation.
llaMtniore. d , leonti r H, lfu U IJ lm-
BUSINESS ITEM3.
1 uinn A- iiiuiiiiii ll a a a
riA vi
Mill I K.H
I I A Ml
rut n k
1 I HO
ininrH
hmi
ronii.s
t-. i.i i. r tiiiiiA s
fn - r ' " of i i n if I-.. fl-a
In . .ii.oir. n.p r,ip.i ...-.I l,y
M - li.. H' tl tlio .'.tiiimnA la oat
ui l li'cn .ii g. ,
1 i-r h..iL oiii by
CABIVtrr
DKUAN'H.
CAlllNr-.T
tin
CAHIMKT
UUH4SH.
rarlNKr
OUlJANi. I
.i r. tiorii',
fi.fntli anil t lio.iiiit .troia.
Wlnw mill l.ltiuvr fur ."lotlli-linU I'ar.
p.,..-v
loo purrat old
f.rl.
Blifir, and
Madeira Wlona,
Aloo, fine oltl Hrartlit'f,
for rurdlolnal purpoana,
C'lu.lnctli- on Land, hf
T)avi A IlK-ntur'a,
Arrli Anil Tootll MtrroU.
T
fitfti hanos, frr?31.
Al KNOWLLinilKI) TO UK
THE FINEST IN THE WORLD
CKI.ElUUTKD FOB TUKI8
uu- ,
grrauon toi: ad hms.
RNOIVM TO PB TUK
ll,
.iple
MOST DURABLE IN3TriUME!iTS liADla.
AND BOLD T.T0N THR MOST KEASO''
ABLE TEUM3. I " i
AT 'J 1 1 M WA11EKOOMS,
(C04-
No. 1021 CHESKUT STREET
ph
We reppectfrlly li.vlte our frieiida and the pnhllo m
ally to call at our warentima and exanlnc onr eitotl
assortment of Idhlv Unproved Honiara and Uraitd Pit
r aave ieoAj fd the blKbaat prouiiama at all the j
exhthi iria ever held In tltii nimtry, including the A
Mfai at the Wotld'i raJr,C."ynaJ I'ul ica, ntw York
bod erona teniimonlaii from the boat attutu tn taia aotj
talaaocl
naiU 11
and Europe..
We aeUeMnfled that there aro no riauoa mail
ountry aupnrlor to onr own. (
At Mill ade'p tda Diannfacturera we pride owraelve
h ivlr g achieved a reputailn tor our lnatrumeiita a:
colled tiy any other nialera In tula ooiHitry. It'aacU
kro n fact Uiat onr l'lanot have for many vmra main
tallied Uukr liih repntaJlon, iiotwlthstandlujf the puwcrfUi
eoauictltlon cf tho EaHero mfiken.
hew York and Boa on Pianoa have hoen flooded Into
thla maJkvt ibrouh UitT agenciea, and Ivtruldud by uoa
aa the only Pianoa m the country; yet at tho aamt tm
three tame amenta rwry aektom contlnuo to soil at. oi
aaker'a Inatruuinta for any lenctb ot tlmo, for theraavc
that they are iniertor, and Uiey are crmnelled tok ,
hold of other Rakers', perltapa aUll mora lctoilu '
aKhotikB pntfrd tip by thum aa celebrated Planoe,
at the annie time auch maker have never uaao
known or heard of in their own cltlee. Tt eouiooiunea
la, that oar oltierjB are often Induced to purrhaae t'i .a.
Inferior lnatrumenU, wltbont ooiiaidurlntf their owu or tba
general h.tereeta of thilr city.
The advantage our citliena have la enconranLj boots
n-ianufactirea eurtaluly ahotiUl aot bejjvarLooAtKl, tor tha
1 Llo wing reuioDa:
Firat. It ts acknowledged that PTitladelphU li ehegreM
MLimfailnrtniioltyorttiii conntry, and e ale bra ted Mt
fnparlor and akilful workmen. '
Meeond Trp purebaner obtalue tie ptann dtreetlyj
ua. Uie inoi.atartotrra. aud aavea the amouat uade t if
areait. vho uaaadly ciauua giaatar pruita UiauiheuJ
taeturer.
lliiid The a pent i rwtponslbHUy amoiwte to nc-i
theia la no rediks; thtt Uiktriimviii ha aana la mX'
tn- ruaR6t( and th pureuarmnvt rae ie rink. Wmre
ouWieother hand. at the mauat.ctureia, ere fv
rNpoiuii , auid rannut ahlrk the loap maieidty like
a nit, Oui ruptiutioD ia u intake at all times, and te
lio-refora to our mti eit lo turn vat nvue oUmx Uian Hre
claaa u.atrtiti.eutii. .
Von in . AdciHiltm that smrh rawtnnnnte nilttht be '
otiaI t otir own wttcn new, uiey cannot aave tiie satno
PftUatuoiiim, or we-r the aaeie Irm-iki of lime, for iaa '
ransoH Uiat ih - att d pods 1-40 othtra to keep Inch
pianos a he mi. Ik in crdi, and will or e uras not cito'id 1
any tf Ida pni:La to ilo j, wfhUfi w, the mBfa.!iurtxs,
have onr ewu .-cwdent wia'ainan, who fudy undruind
Uie ImU!js, m.d wfti premptiy (rtve uveir auwiUon, au4
the tiiarna bo rid o waar uaub ionuer.
Our hul Iti Mitnt Is one 01 ti.e cnoat extensive In tMa
eoDDixy, ad when our tew fcenptovtniau now tn pr..ree
r coni.o ed, it U; l one of Um lurnt ba ti e ft o rid.
(ibf otct ia tnaJif this branch oi ludUHtry onvf tit
yrrnt N..ilLuti..iis nt akin ouy.
Onr toirfrumwuta an poaeva m-eat Imt'mre-niewta orsr
thtT", aad oar exwaaive faeillut-a ftr manura.unoaT
aeahte oa 'o kvep on band a large stock ol tuMoxiol, au4
piecnre tdie bef ixachaer, Ac.
If porttttua (fli'T.MMi 11 purchaxe wffl adve na a eatl, we
wlU provu all Ut we kave aid ta regard to onr piuo.
Tlioni ax, ot lour, always dMiwrtaitea of opmum, and
prrJanVvtl nitrita,awd thoae who are liitvreated tn Uie sals,
of rib or pianoa h1k luay OWiW from aa ; to sucb we bava'
ontyio ipy. ihi-t wouJd in M niticb ploaaure. at aur
tlDie, to tst our invtruiaeute wtUi any venor ixuuie waick
thmy ibaycaoi e Wwam?.
waMuaak oar 11 turts and the public to oaM and ex
antne our a.4-mir t'laaa fuel eaUitlcd that lo
hoitav an tJa r iy eax omnte with ui, our itoaa baaac
restaouable aim xmm acoowiuodAtrnai.
K.B. Socond-lmnd Tiunoe tftken in dK'.httaga.
11 VNOH TO RENT.
Ordi-M for Turing promptly at leaded to.
ECHOMAGKEE & 00.,
n -wmf ta . iwi cuBAirtjT stsebt.
T7OR BALK. THE MACHINEltY, GOOD
I Vlll ai.d Mxinroh f a PaIKU n MANCFAC
IORY. Al". the l'nteat ltiar.it. wan Machinery.
t Apply te WILLIAM U. I1VATT, ho. tU V. TKMHt
etreet, H it t vt
f TO RENT. A MODERN RESIDENCK,
MlA hh tardea, atabla, and rarrla(te-houa ; gas, hot and
i old water snruohery, and shade treea, delUlitt'ully lm
a ed In a pkaaut neietihorbood. on the comer of Haven
teanth and llotfa streata, conihtnlntc all the a 1 vantages o
the cltv and country, beltiKtnree minutea' walk fro a sia
lion of oteaui cari, aud five inluun a from bursa cars, am
mieen minatet from the chy. Ihe house la cotaplotel; . .1
iiiiiii.inu uu iiirinimr nir ir, inijmro at tjuartLTtuaa-
ter aOihce, oorner of H1KA..1) tuid TVYL( 1 U Stroahi,.
pi at ivi tfaw awv ftuv iAWULl
iu.ii uuuuiou aaw mntj-
4. Of tho inoom. of tho Lwaryof Jamea 5'U" 'M
in,lrtl anil tw.otv dollar. I ). Kk.'WlMBa
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