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THE DAILY EVENING , TELEGRAPH. rillL ADELPm A, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1866.
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THE LlIKOl'KAN WAU.
Am from lnl Krmtti.
Korxalh published in tho Hungarian lanKiiatre,
noon after the victorious invaHlon of Bohemia by
the Prussians, a address to the "IIuHRnrian
nation, of which the following were the princi
pal paMapes:
"There are hi'torical mommta in the life of
nations when the question ot thtir existence is
decided lorever, Mich is the present moment
for Hungary and Transylvania, as well as lor
Croatia, Dalmntin, ana Hclavoiiifl. The war
already begun will solve mimy questions Oeyond
thcis in which it orluiMiUnl. Ttin tuture taie of
llunuary, not less than that ot Cronttp, Dal
matia, and tklavoiiiu will be dctcriuiued b.v it.
Jt is, iudced, self evident ton, it Austria were
vo retain them under her swny, by achieving
fuccess in this war, she would pre?
down upon tbfse coiintrlcB with tho whole
weight 01 her reinforced strength, in order to
realize, by their complete absorption, the unity
of the Austrian empire: while a delcatcd and
diminished Austria would employ more craltily
than ever all her won.ed arts to 'brim? about the
assimilation ot her unlost provinces, in older
that by their hudon Into the sami! one rule me
lamily ol the Hapeburprs may still bold the rank
or a great power. But in either case the exist
ence ot Hungary, and of Croatia, JAlmH.ria, ana
hclavonia, as States and nations, would be at an
end. Races and nationalities they m it: lit re
mainnations, never. Here, then,' la an abso
lute alternative, unalterable line .late, between
the necessity ol committing national suicide, or
ot fibtum tor national independence. Who
would choose to die when life may bo won by
a bold determination?
"The Hungarian questiou is no loncpr misun
derstood b.v the clcar-skrntcd Hinom; the preat
powers ot 'Europe. May it. be uiidor-.tood at last
also by the public at large! May It'no move be
confounded with mere revolutionary restless
ness! The Hungarians nre not revolutionists.
Wo aro not men loud ol political or podal ex
periments. Wp ure a people addicted to order
and tranquillity, aim loal, too, even to excess,
ready to sacrifice much always, but not our
country at any time, lleligiousjy attached to
what irood our predecessors lelt us as a national
Inheritance, we are the devoted partisans of
organized treedoni, enemies to all auarchy.
The monarchical sentiment runs through our
whole body nation il. But a nation we are, and
u nation we will remain; a tree nation to be
ruled by no laws save our on; developing
ireely Hint national lite which is our own. Aud
we vti-h to b;; a S:a!e subject to no loreigrn
people, to no loreign intert-sls; a stlf
poverned State, ftich as we hav a richt to De,
entitled as we are to it by a constitutional exist
ence one thousand years old; by international
compacts: by tho extent ot our territory, as
well as by the number aud genius of our popu
lation, the Hxth by rank ami.ng the nations
that may claim place and voice in the NuroDean
council of Independent Suites. This is what we
strive for, since such is our right. Our claims
are on a level with our rights. But, then,
between the realization of our rights and the
rule ot tho House ol Lorrainc-Hapsburg, there
is an insuperable antagonism; aud naturally,
too, since ot' all the reigning hoimcs the Aus
trian Emperor is the only one which as a sove
reign has neither country nor nation that he
can call his own, and is merely the possessor ot
certain lands. The AiHttiau Emperor is not
chief of a nation; he is only chieftain in a
lamily, the clan of Hapsburgs.
"Let, then, tlie public opinion of
Europe te penetrated with tins truth, that it the
Hungarian nation raises the llag ot 18-lsJ ag.iiu,
it is moved by no revolutionary restlessness,
but merely by the intmet of belt-preservation.
And she will raise it, since it would be her
death not to raisM it, and since it is evident that
now or never is the time to rise ami live. It
would be sin, shauic, madnsH, suicido it she
would neglect this lavorable opportunity given
her by Providence. The will of Uod reveals irself
in historical events and these are iincoiiimouly
propitious. The demeanor ol Unugary has
always been ot paramount importance in all
wars which the House of Austria was encaged
in by choice or necessity. In tlie tima ot
the fhst French empire Austria saw her
provinces, Vienna ltocli. occupied o.vherenctnv;
' vet tor all that, aud oieiely because the resources
of Huneaiy were at her disposal, she came out
of that long struegle stronger than ever, while
the gieat Emperor died an exile in St. Helena.
But on no previous occasion was, perhaps,
Hungary of such weight in the scale of fortune
for or against Austria as in this present war.
The strateeical importance 01 her position now
it, ol the utmost consequence. And never has
Austria dragged to tue battle, ield so many
Hungarian and Croatian soldiers as now. i'u
bitter derision of the Wiet, then yet ,it;ing iu
J'estb, recruits were levied, iaes were ruined
continually at an unheard-of rate, without ihe
assent of tho Diet; and by this exercise of
despotic power, crowned with mockery, the
Austrian army received a Malit'in..; host ol thirty
thrt e Uungarbu and one Croatian rerriuiout of
the line, lourteen regiments of Hungarian hus.
Burs, and more thau seventy tliousau t greuz-.-r
iuullalorce ol above two huudrei and forty
thousand men. I can assure my nation that
the weight ot her attitude in the noale of events
is being understood aud appieeiated wherever
it is desirable it ftioultl be. The year of 1819,
with its tar reaching lessen, has not been tor
gottcu. It is remembered that the proud House
01 Austria, so defying now towards two great
powers, wab then unable to stand a single cam
paign against unprepared, unarmed Hungary,
w ithout feeling constrained to implore the help
ol two hundred thousand Russians lo rpscue it
lroiu certain ruin. And grateful she proved her
self lor the rescue, in tho true Hapsburg style.
"Openly nave I spoken., not iu the
darkness of conpt racy the millions of the peo
ple must save their country in the broad day
light. Let tue nation be well penetrated with
the thought that, tt bhe were to neglect availing
lurselt of this lavcrablQ opportunity for seli
emancipaiion, she would herself pronounce her
own doom lorever she would perish by her
own hands dig her ovn grave, aud sink into 15
felo de se a dead nation in that vat cemetery,
the Austrian empire. Who would dare to ay
that my na'.lou deserves to die by such a death, ?
She t-hall live !
"My on nut've laud! thou hast
suffered much and long since I buv thee. We,
banished irom, not by, thee we, too, have But
tered much and long. Ihavegroivn grey with
age, with inconsolable grief, and witu mourning
for many los-cs, thine and mine, In the doleful
land o: exile. But no aching pain, no dire j
iitll'ction, has ever d'uuiuishei the sense ot duty
I owe to thy hoiy ciiu. This sense of duty I
impels me even now to be up and doing. And
with thecalin vellection ol pondcrutiug thought,
with the wai mth oi hope, to which my iovlcs-i
litprt does not easily Ni"ld, and wiinal with the
fleicru.inatiou ol the strong will, I say vhat
th' fe seventeen years I never yet said' be of
pood cheer, my nation ! we shall meet again.'
" Kossuyn."
fcCKNlcB ON THE BATTLIX IELD OK SADOWA.
A eorresnoudent of tho Loudon to'says:
"When you aio jet half a mile trotn tho battle
field there is no mistaking the road; the wlud
bviBS hoTibl? messaso from tu.fcso riatw'0'!
slopes of f cm. HuMa ! on wood of birch
and tir In which the Prussians first took up their
position, and In the adiomhig meadows reai.iiu
thHr lints ol but lormed by ho stems of youutr
trees and thatcued with branches. A quarter
ot a mile of tree has been cut down to make
tbese temporary dwellings; and all around thee
lie pamphlets, and lrtter-i, ond match boxes, and
glasses, lelt by soldierB who never were able to
return for them. . la tho eastern part of the
wood, fronting the Austrian forces, there is
scarcely one of these magnificent. Hrs near; DJt
the largest f the tree-, are rent asunder that,
has not had its trunk cleft asunder by tho
grooved erenades which the Austrian use to
such tell purpose.
"There are lew people about. Here and there
two or three men und women are opening up
knapsacks aud carryinar off the contents, but
they only take what cannot utter wards be recog
nized as Uoverument property. In one ot tho
ditches lies uu Austrian annmunit on wagon,
laden with prenades, each one of whlcb cou
tuine a couelderable quantity ol powder; but no
one touches that powi.'e. They' take the
twerds and bayonots to Oiake knlvee, but tnev
biesk off the hilt and leave the scabbard. They
rifle the soldier's baggaf e, but they leave the
knartark. There Is a plethora of articles
wbieb would be of Immense die to these poor
people such as belts, leathern satchels, tin
vessels of all descriptions, unused cartridge,
not to speak of the quantity of metal winch
could be obtained by stripping the helmets,
which lie in dozens but these they do not
touch. What they do take they wash la some
hdioiiiinir pool; for blood is every where.
"Thf re is now quoted the prophecy ot an old
Bohemian soothsayer, who said that, 'When
there hre two kings in Bohemia the ditchc w.ll
run with blood.' It is certainly not difficult to
prophecy that In 18ti7two and two will not
make five; but, as it is, the evident prophecy of
the Bchcn.ian astrologer has been literally
ful til led, thoiif h one must hops that these d"cp,
red, slow-dripping streams are the blood ot
horses rather than ot men. But all over the
wet fields, and on the articles you see lying
about, are terrible tains, were nothing else
there to tell the story. It you lift a helmet or
can, there are ten chances to one you find a
bullet-hols in front ot it, a corresponding circle
behind, while inside there is the universal
crimson stain. Nav, I have a card one of a
pack which has been scattered over tbe ground
where the lierceBt encounter seems to hare
taken place wherein is neat I v cut one ot thee
bnllet circles, obliterating the Bhoulder of a
pink-laced young man, who U courting a pink
laced young woman uuder a yellow tree.
"Tbe work ot burial seems to have been left
in the hands of the peasantry, who simply dig a
hole in that part of the field where the dead lie
thickest, and stripping them, llmg them in.
Where the soldiers have burio 1 the dead there
is generally the two spars of wood crose t, with
the number of the buried marked; wnile occa
sionally one or two officers have their name
thereon inscribed, with the motto 'True even
until deatb.' And this wonderlnl work goe.-
on from morning till night from the first grev
of tho dawn until in the evening the white line
of mist trailine along the pine trees on the hill
side finally comes down upon the plain and
forces the men homeward. The country people,
passing the burned houses and the levelled
grain, and the trampled tarrosteads, grow indig
nant and talk loudly; but when they come to
this place they go by silently, and do not slay
to look."
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF AUSTRIA THE EMPEROR'S
DKI'AKTfBE.
The yVmrs' Vienna correpondent writes, under
date ot July 14:
"Though the Emperor has a Cabinet, it cannot
with truth be said that the Austrian empire ha
an efficient Government. There is us longer
unity of purpose in the ministerial deoartmeiits,
and the movements in the Sta'e machine are,
therelore, exceedingly feeb'e and irregular. II s
Majesty's Ministers are utterly bewildered, 'not
knowing what to do and what to leave undone.'
One of the things that ought to be done
without delay is to come to an understanding
with Hungary, which would hardlv tail to exert
itself to the utmost to prevent the exclusion ol
Austria liom the tieimanio Ooulederation. Let
the Emperor restore to the Hungarians the rights
of which they have been so long deprived, and
the lepresentatives of the nation will hardly
tail to prove their loyalty and patriotism by
placing at his disposal almost any number ol
recruits that may bj required, i'us Empress
yesterday returned to Ofeu, with the Archduke
Rudolph and the Archduchess C.isela, and we
have to-day learned by telegraph that on their
arrival her Majesty und her children were
heartily welcomed ' by the inhabitants. The
Kmperor accompanied the Empress to the
Vienna railway terminus, aud the separation
must have been very painful, as her Majesty
wept bitterly, and the little I'rince and Princess
so 'jbed aloud. Now that his family is in com
parative safety, the Emperor will hardly fall to
go to the army, which is being concentrated
in the Marchield, in the neighborhood of
Aspem."
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Locat Items see FijUi Fane
The (heknvt Hill, Thaokdy Con
tinuation ok tuk Inoue.-'T. In our fourth edi
tion yesterday we gave the testimony ot Jacob
Ilerscli, the tirst wiUies sworn iu thisca-e.
The remainder of th evidence was as follows:
William Becker, sworn 1 live ut the Wissa
hickon toll-gate; I was on duty on Sunday
evening bf tween 8 and !); 1 remember two men
comn'g up In a wagon aud relusing to pay their
toll; I taught hold ot the back part of the
wagon, and they stopped and asked how much:
I said rive cents; seme women and children
ame out, and the deceased said, "You'd better
bring tho whole family out;'' with that he hit
the horse, and the jerk thereof threw me down;
a lot of men ron alter the waaoti; I caught hold
ol the coat-tail of one of theiu; Hiilip Stiles
was the one I caught hold of; Fagau went down
alter the men, and told me he wa going for a
police: Stiles said ho was goiug to whip the
men; he rolled up his shirt-sleeves; I t ld him
not to go; I held him by the coat tail; I didn't
see Michael Teeveu at all; I didn't see a ku'.le
at all.
John Devine, sworn I live about a square
below the Wissahickou toll-gate; 1 went out on
the roadside after supper; 1 heard a noise near
the toll-gute, and I mentioned it to the man sil
ting tieside me; a wagon drove uowitii two men
in it, aud they stopped right opposite to us: tuey
avked us to hold the horse till they went buck;
we took hold of their horse; they both got out
and went up the road; one ot them said, "We'll
give them a show for it," aud rolled up his
s'eeves, as if there was goiug to be a fight; I
couldn't tell w hich of them rolled up his sleeves:
they were both strangers to me; one of my
friends said, "We'll go up und see what goes on;'"
1 went down towards the toli-uate; tue two who
were in the wagon met one niau coming down;
tho three got into a scuJle; I didn't know who
Ihe third man was; it was too dark to distin
guish any one: I know Tee ven; I don't kuow
whether it wap him or not; there was one nun
struck and knocked down, and I heard the
blooa dropping; he walked attnr he got up about
one hundred and titty feet; I didn't see unv
knile; the scullle lusted about three minute";
it apf eared to me as if the whole three were iu
a hurlif T hinlr flip frwn whn wppa in t)io wicmn
I were in liquor, but tliey could walic very w:ell;
,, I didn't hear a word said; one went one way
and the other auothcr; the third man walked
back towards the toll-gate; there was no fourta
niun engaged; it was pist before the moon
came up,
Owen Golden, sworn 1 board at the next
house to where the niau died: I Baw the parties
get out of the carriage, and I held the horse; I
didn't see the scuttle; I kuosv Teeven; I haven't
seen hi in lor two mou'hs; the man who was
slabd got out of the wagon tirst.
Mrs. Eliza Moran, affirmed I reside at We?sa
hickon, near the toll-gate; I was sitting at my
door wnen deceased came up to my door bleed
ing; he said "hold me," and fell.
Thomas t'ugen, sworn I live in Springfield,
Montgomery county; last Sunday evening 1 was
at the toll t-ute talking to Philip Stilts and
Michael Teeveu: Stiles and Teeven came together
about fifteen mirtutca boloie the disturbance;
two men drove through the toli-gate; Becker
told them to bait; they stopped a little, and thcu
one ot them gave the horse a cut, and drove on
again; Mites and Teeven started alter the n; I
went down, and met Mr. Hersch; he asked me
if I was the toll gate keeper; 1 sail "No, sir;" be
said "Theie's no use making a luss about it; 1
w ant to pay the toll;" Hersch w as alone: I didn't
hear any difficulty at tho wagon; we both walked
towards the wagon; I didn't see Stiles or Tee ven;
I don't know where they were; IVeen never
showed me a knife; the re'asou that Hersch and I
turned rcund was because somebody came up
und said that a man was bleeding to death; I
d dn't hear aoy threats; I don't kuow who told
us that a man was bleeding to death.
Philip Stiles, a German, sworn I live no
where; I eot no work: Saturday night I slept on
Itldge road: I am a founder; Tworked last with
Mr. Long, Montgomery countv, last Saturday
atternoou: I know Michael Teeven since last
harvest; I saw hiui last Sunday evening at the
toll-pat'?; It was nuht; I tojk supper with him
i at bis house; he howed me a knife at his house;
he told me it was a dirk knife; he chowed it to
me over the table; his mother and l'e were
there; 1 think his wile told him to put It avay;
he did to; the knile did not close up; be wanted
feme money from his wife; she wouldn't give
him any; he asked me for some, and I give hnn
a dollar;- he wanted to sell me the knife; it was
alter supper; he was drurit; I told him I didn't
want to buy it; he put the knitc in his pocket
and carried it away with him; he had it m his
tiand as ho was going towards the toll-gate; we
si ajed there three or lonr mtnutes; there were
two teams drove up, and I went up ihe road 10
Mr. Long's bouse; I saw Teeven have the
knite raised, aud ask deceased If he wanted nnv
thlng more; tho deceased anil Teeven had hold
ol each other, and I couldn't see the stab in
flicted; Teeven then ran across the field; I was
close beside them at the tune ot the stabbing:
neither deceased nor Hersch struck Teeven; it
was all done In a minute, and Teeven started ott
aud ran acro's a field; 1 went back to tho toll
sate and told Becker to go down and get his
toll: I dir.n't know that the man was stabbed: I
nw Teeven stoop to pick up his hat, and as be
did so, i saw ine kn'te in bis rmne: alter i eot
to the U 11-gate, somebody said that Teeven was
stabbed; I went down and saw the deceased; I
don't know where Teeven is; I saw him run
across the field, and thHt is the last I sawot him.
1 he evidence here closed. The jury rendered
a verdict that the deceased, Oliver Allison, came
to his death trom a stab received at the hands ot
Michael Tee ven.
Statistics of Commerce of the Tort
of Philadelphia. The following data cxhirtit
the amount ol business none by loreign and
coastwise vessels at this port duti.ig the moau
ol July, as compared with tiie same period in
16C5:-
1806. 1866.
lor. Coast. Total yor. Coast. Total.
Steamships.... 2 2 1 1
hipp 6 8 9 6 5
ItaiqueB 17 4 21 12 2 14
Uniix H4 25 C! 80 23 53
echo" neis 16 842 8ii7 13 674 fi.2
Hoops 318 M 418 418
8'ean ors 25 2H6 209 209
Barees 772 772 114 114
Boats 1803 1803 14 1264
74 1062 4133 61 2096 27oO
By the above it will be seen that the vessels
arming lust month numbered 137U more than
tor the same period last year. The arrivals
during the past seven months amounted to
19,201 vessels, while during the same period in
lso5 they numbered but 1.1,733, showing an
increase ol 6463 in favor of the present year. Ot
the 10,201 arrivals in 1H06, tbeie were 607 vsels
from torelen ports, and of the 13,390 in I860,
343 only were Irom loreign ports.
A New Jewish Hospital. The new
Jewish hospital, which has been tilted up at the
junction ol llavertord road, Westminster aud
Fisher's avenues, West Philadelphia, will open
for the reception of patients on Monday, the Uth
Inst. The tormul opening ot tho hosoital will
take place in a lew months. This institution is
strictly bepevolei.t, and supported by voluntary
contributions. No charge will be made to
patients lor admission or care, nnd althoiign
established for the especial purpose of pl icina
Jewish patients where they can enjoy, during
illness, the benefits and consolations of their
peculiar taith, still any upplicauts requiring the
benefits ol the hospital will be received, without
retcrence to their religions belief. Tho institu
tion lias been established by the Jewish Hospital
Association, and has eeii incorporated. It is
at present under the management of the follow
ing named gent leinen : President, Alfred T.
Jones; Vicc-Prcfirtent, I. Einswauger; Secretary,
Mayer SulzOerger; Corresponding Secretary,
Henry J. Hunt; Treasurer. Samuel Weil. Di
rector? Abraham S. Wolf, Isaac Leeser, Joseph
Einstein, Juduh Isaacs, M. 'v.. M. Tlialoeimer,
M. M. Bayersdorfer, Simon Ezek let, William 1).
Hackenburg, Humuel Hecht, S. Alexander,
Henry Mayer, Hczekiali W. Arnold. Resident
l'hy bictan, Dr. A. Felstein.
Impoktant Case of Counterfeiting.
John Hyers had a bearing yesterJuy before
I'nited States Commissioner Sergeant, on the
charge ot dealing in counteifeit money. De
fendant was arrested iu Harrisburg a few days
ajo by Captain Franklin, of tt.e Government
detective force, w ho testified that he made the
airest Irom information received, und that some
lours after Ilyers admitted to him that ue had1
taken sixteen twenty-dollar bills to Harrisburg
for a hotel keeper named Weckert, aud that he
had $12C0 of the money In his own house in
Philadelphia. On the cross examination witness
stated th'tt he had not made any promises nor
threats to induce the adinisfcion.'bul that he had
said to one Lindsay, also in custody, that it
would be better )or Hyers it he exposed the
olute on which the $2U counterfeits were printed.
H;,ers was held in 330UO bail lor trial. The hotel
keeper alluded to in the testimony was also
arrested, and was held by United States Com
missioner Sno.lgrass, of Dauphlu, in S'jOOO hail
tor his appearance at the uevt term ot the United
States District Court.
ARRIVAL OF TIIE " TONA W AND A ." The
Tonatmndu, from Savannah, arrived vesterJ.iv.
We are indebted to Mr. Teal, the Purser, lor late
Savannah pnpers. The following is a list of the
nasseupers: A. Minis, Hon. S. Cohen. M. C.
lady and daughter; R. J. Uowdy, U. M. Sorrill,
Mrs. Agnes Sonill, Miss Annie Sornll, (J. J.
Tacpart, D. O. Price, T. L. Eppman, R. McClfi
lan, Mrs. Gabilhouse and nsece, R. Spatz. H.
MeDonoujrh, L. T. Stuurt, B. Thompson, S. II.
Ilaltman, E. Metcar, II. Mills, J. Jones, J.
fcp-rrj. Mrs. B. I'owier. Mrs. E. McDonald and
child, Mrs. M. A. Meyer aud chihl, Mrs. J. A.
Kaupt and three children, Mrs. M. itogcrsou
aud child. Three on deck.
Bii.i.8 Acted on Dokino the June
Teum of Quabtiok Sessions 1'ee Bill. During
the June term of the Court of (Juarter Sessions,
which closed a lew days since, the Grand Jury
acted upon 416 bills of indictment sent hetor
them by the District Attorney, of this number
214 wre ignored, leaviug 202 to be returned as
trup bills. Upon tho tnul of these only U0 were
declared guilty of ihe oUenses tor which they
had been held to bail. The following shiws
the amount of tees paid durincr tho term: -District
Attorney, $1827; Cleik of Quarter Sessions,
$120'.i'!i0; Sheriff, 572 muktug a total amount
ot SUtiOb'ltu.
A68AUT.T AND BATTERY WITU INTKNT
to Kill. Bernard Koilly had a hearing at the
Ceniial Station yesterday, on the cliarare of as
saulting Jacob Korris with intent to kill. A
brother of the complainant testified that Itoill v
committed the assault at Otseco and Recti
streets, strikina him on tbe head with a base
ball bat, severely woundinar hiiu. He hai been
in a dangerous condition, but was not cousl
uetcdfcothen. Defendant had not auythluer to
Fay on the subject ot tho assault, uuii he wa
held in $3,000 to answer.
Accidents. John Shinn, seven years old,
was severely, if noi fatally injured yesterday, m
front ot Ko.l2ti South Water street, by a boss
head of molasses rolling on him. He was re
moved to the Hospital.
Michael Maley, 4ii years old. residing at No.
1517 Tuilur street, hid one of bis feet lia lly iu
lured yesterday, at SM.ipen street wharf, by a
bar of ireu falling on it. lie was also admitted
into the Hof-pitiil.
.Meeting of thk Boys in Blue. Tbe
oranizatious in the dillerent wards known a.
ihe "liovs in Blue," met lust evening aud elected
delegate to a Convention to nominate candi
dates lor Kow otlicers.
MILLINERY.
MRS. It. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Hai a hand tome aeJortment of MMXISEHYt M ('
and Inlaiita' Ha snd Caps, Mtka, Velvets Crape
Rlbbona, Feathers, Flowers, Frame-, etc
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COUNTRY rilOMPTLY BY MAIL.
F. NOLEN & CO., Ucnerat Agen s,
No. 210 West FOURrtl Streot, Wilmington, Pel,
MANAGING. DIRECTORS.
Major U. A. HALL,
Pipsldent ho. diem' and tSai ore' Union,
Colonel CIlARlKB E. CAPEUaRT,
Majtr M. H. ALBEROER,
WILLIAM S. MORSE.
TREASCREB.
J B. IIOTCHINKOS, Esq,
Cashier National Bank ol tbe Metropolis.
Trrasfrt Department.
Office ok Intkunal nkvkkub,
AHllIKflTON-.luilA il IMiti.
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Whereas II A. Hall and o hern, an ' umnin. i.lrn,-.
lors" oi tlie "Grnud -National conc.rt," to be ueld in
M-L-.hiLt.ion. I., c, on ilie id or Au unt next liuv . wane
flue p. nation to i.. i lephan, ('o.Kctor ot lu'e.uiil
he en no ior the Collection lilntrlct ot the Distri .t oi
loiusnuia, tor pirmlx-iiiu to ho d a lotier.r, ra'tle, or
Lltt eniernrlpe, and presented to hiiu naiMactory evi
(lento that the oioceodH ol Ald lotterr. raillii. or i'itl
enieriir ine 111 be devoted to elinrltah e uses, permlxalon
in iicreD itranteu to But. it unat-'tt g Directors ' lo hold
puch lolttry, ratlle. or ullt cnieror.se ree from a .c.li.rH.
wne ier iro-n tax or license, in respect to uen lo teiy,
raioe, or fcui enterprise. c. a. ttwL.L.1 vn,
Commissioner.
All orders must be addressed .with stamps Inclosed to
W1LLI.1M S. SIOIt'E,
Secretary Soldiers' snd Sailors' 'alonal Concert,
Washington, D. 0.,
Lock Box So. il.
We refer, bv permission, to
Major-i.encral v, Intlold s. Ilnncock, V. 8. A.
(ieniral Holiert O bchenck, il. v., Ohio.
GenertU llulbi-rt E l'alne, M O , Wis.
(.eneriii John 11. Ketchain M ('., N. T.
Gcnorut.luinci U HI tint Ktmn.is.
General J f.. BcndiicK, Iowa.
General It C. Mo aliam, I). C.
Genera O V Jiayti n, K. Y.
Hon. 'J nomas W. Kerry, M. C, V Ich.
rluu Clcorite Lawreuuu, At. C. leuua.
1). C. Foinev, fcso... 1). .
Jiajor J 1 . Hounuty, N. Y.
Hon. Hichaid Wai ach, Mayor of Washington, D. C.
Hon litnrv C. Demlnu, Al. u , . onn.
lion. Kticn C. ItiKerno 1. M. ('. 111.
Hon. Samuel J. Hundali. it. O . I onna.
lion T i Jjergoo. .i C, New Yrk.
11 jn. Henry W 1 son. V. b. a,
lion. Ira Harris, II. s. 8.
Hon. B r ado, U. S. 8
Bon Ke lan V. Whaley.M C . Wet Va.
Lon vviiilum I). Kelley. M. (J , l'enna.
Lon A. H. 1 allin, M. r., N.H.
lion. Leonard Myers M. C , Penna.
1 on. Vi I 1 1 a in A. Newell, M C M.J.
Hon Cieortie W. Jullun U.C I ml
Hon. 1ellhen K. vvilfon, M C l'enna.
Hon. J. B Gilnre'l, M C Iowa.
itajor . M. A'an Buren.N. Y.
Gen H. B Haven l. ' .. Ohio.
lli-n. T. Holmes. M C , New York.
Hon. G. It. Lailiam M W. Va.
Hon. James A. Mrin,M. C , New Toik.
Uon. IhoutasT. Ua is, M. C, New York 7 i, ltn
N
EW CHESNUT STREET TIIEATUE.
Doors onen at 1 30 Curtain rises at 8
THK l (JUL- Nl '1 UEAliSK l. Hie. ClfYt
Ventilated by tlie ce'ebmted
t KN , HIKI.'O vL FANS.
Pi 1 ven by a flve-hoise power steam engine, renderini;
DE11GH1 FULI Y f OOL RESORT
In the warm st weather.
IGKANO It -Ori.NI.NG
F'K J HE 8' Jl.MEtt SVAOrT,
tOH. THE r-CMMKK SEASON',
A T BrMlEtt PRICES.
AT Sl'MMEB l'UIrEX,
AT SUMUEiv PU CES,
WITH A
POWERFUL DOUBLE COMPANY.
Tills (Wednesday) KV'tNlNG, August 1,
Third and Inst nifcht but lour ot
THE "LE'PlXi BEAUTY,
'1HK BLKEflNO BKAUlY,
TbE hLl rPIMl BE UTY,
SATUKDY AKTEKSOOS, UiUSt4,
FIKST 8i MMiB FAMILY MAtlNi-E.
MOND W, August , Urst night of the now Drama
BaCcAKAL; OR, KNAVr.8 Of HIE PACK.
PKlCr Of ADMI8-IOS
FOR 'IHE HUMMER nEASON ONLY.
Orchratra 75c. farquette. fOo. Faml y Circle, 2Sc.
No extra charira lor secured ajats.
TXTALNDT STREET T II E A T 1 E.
VV N E corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
LAoT NIGHT BUl 'lUKi'.K OtT
THE THRKE GUAEDSMEN.
THIS (Wednesday) KVtN.N. August 1,
Last Niunt but three ot the aintiutmlshed Iragedlan,
AIR. JUNIUS BKU1US BOOTH,
Wbo will appear In his nopular character of
D'rtRI.iGAN.
In the sranit BomanMc Piuy entitled
THE TllUI E GUARH3MRN!
14 'ME bC HELLER AS ASNE OF AUSTRIA.
YALEB'8 (LATE MILLEK'S) WINTER
CAKDEN-Noh T20-T28 VINK Stteet.
GUAND INSTRUMENT AL CONCERTS
NIOHTLY.
By two larne and efficient Orchestras.
TO NIGH r,
And EYE BY NK5HT. In connexion with our
EXCl-LSIOMSTttlNU BAND,
a Brans Band, couipilsiiig the best ArtiaW in the city
will pcriorm.
OrEN FOB THB SE480V.
Our spacious pun oier Garten, artistically tald out
wltn Mirnbbery. fountains etc.
IN THE LADIES' 8ALOOV,
Especially set apart lor F i I LI 1.8, the best of Creams
aud other BeueshmonU will he served. 6-liij
GYMNASIUM
FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.
N E CCKNEU OF NINTH AND AKl.'U STREET-
OPEN tVERY DAY ANl EVENING,
ALL hUM M ER.
Borlltv ex eiclfe Imparls bculih and strength, tti b:st
orcveutlvt at ainst sickness o' ihe coming summer.
SMJm l'ro'tssors UlLLEBKAN l A LEWIS.
r??n-i THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU
rj U e I facture recommend themselves. We ptoinlso
t' our patrons cier beautiiul tues, elevant workm n
ship ouralnlltv. and reasooab e prloca combined with
a lull guarantee. Forsaleouyat No. lull WALNU1'
CNIOK PIANO MiNUFACTUBISQ CO.
TO RENT.
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VFNTILATED
UrOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OP THK
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. JC)8 Kouth TIII11D Street,
TO RENT,
Witb or without Bteam power. Apply In tbe
, office, first floor.
AUCTION SALES.
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1. JOHN EDOAR THOMHON. Trnit hi a certain
Indenture of niort-age ot tbe propel ly brrclnaiutr ue-strliM-d
et;nied b trie 1 yrone and Clearfield Railroad
onnsn,to n a mnittiavee in trust to secure th
paj aentol t le principal anil In orct c bonds of said
i on psnv tr '. .le amount ol W,000 whlcb ntortarnt
ated tie !n dav ot November. A D. lnMI, and lecorle i
In the tri ce for Krcordlna Deeds, etc. la ant lor the
eountr or liair on the in nay or Novemher A. l.
Dbv In Mortgage Boot 'B." piaes i07. 10H, 109. 110, ati.l
ID, do berrbv alve notice that deiauli having been n ado
lor more tbsn ninety das In the payment of the lute
rs iiuesnddciuftntien on me saia minus 1 wil- in nurn-
ance ot he wnit- n rem.en to me directed ot tuo
to.oeis of nio'e thsn n ten thotisund dollar in a uount
o. tbe tald boi ds and by vir ne ol the tioerctmern?d
U on n e in tl at resprct hv iht sal i morn ant rxuo to
ruunaraa and se. to ine iiineitt and Dest ntntier y
M. 'i HOM AH A 'O' M.Auctiunceis at ibe I'HtL ADEI.-
I I IA IXll.NGE. In Ihe city ot Mil adetplna on
Thuitdsy, the 21tb day ol September A. 1. lxbd nponthe
tint s tn.d eoiKiition. berelnalter stated, tbe whole or
tl e ssiu Jlortiisnd premise, viz. I -The
vt ol m th.t .,finn m thA Tt rone and rienr
field Hallroao. finm the point oi luterwcilon with t:u
Pennsvlvai la ltal rsd, at or near lyrone Station in
1, lair couniy. to the point ot connection with the
araded line ol the anid Tyrone and Cleart-ld Kailroad,
kiown i.nd de.ltnited an -The Inl. TKec'ton' being
sbou- three miles and one qtmrter Irom the Pentist -vanla
Kul toad at it rone talllu, as the sHtne Is no
cot sum ted together with all and slnguiiriho nil-
ways rai s niiuiier, tern en, prlvl ene'. runta. ann ai
rt a propeit" o every flenerlptlon acquired hy and be
UniRlns to said companv. adaceni to or connected wltn
or ou ihe line oi xnid roctm i o- three and one quarter
mllis oi mad. and al the mils Income", issue and
prolits to lie oenva anf to srlne Irom the same and
a 1 tbe lands u.ed and occupied lor railways depots
or siat ons bctweon said po'iita on said section o tureo
snd otie-t.uar et ml i s wlib an buildings standing
thereon or procured there'or
AND mEEBALLT.
Al the lands rall.y rails brliiKes. culverta, trestle
works ttol I ousea, coal bouses, wharves, fences rUhtu
ol way, worktOiopg machluery, stauons. depois, d.-pot-ktouuds
woiks, masonrv. and other superstructure
leal istate Oklldlrvs. and improvements ot whatever
na ore or kind aiiperta'niuu or tioloiig'ng to thn above
mentioned pioperty and to lie said section oi the said
lyreiio ana Cirnrfled Bnllrosa and owned by said
t ompanr in connection tlieresl.h.
1 be said section ol the Tyrone and Oleirfleld Ballrond
exteiidlna trom 'he point ol liitcrection of the said I'v
rone and Cleurtleld hallroad ID the Pennsv vnla
Kaliroud to the point ot eonnectlon with tlie Krndotl lum
ol tbe raid I yione and Clemllela Kill road known iiiud
as " jbc IuteriCtlon " Is about 3 H miles in length. a
TERMH OF SALE.
$10,000 of the pnrcliane nionev 'o be paid In ca"h when
tepripcnv la struck off. and the balance within twenty
da3S tbtreatler , . , . ,
i'AVHi'Mf on account of the snld balanco
of pntchai-e money, to the extent of too
dividend therein parable on tho bonds se
cured by the said mortKai-e and the matured coupons
of said bonds mav bemaue In the said bonds or coupons;
and II tl e dividend Is less thau the actual sum due upon
tho paid bonds onoupons the i.oldcrs mav retain pos
session of the said honds und coupons on receipting
to Ihe said 1 rustee for the said dividend and endorsing
pH tnent o' the same on the said honds or coupon.-
I pon ilie piiicbase utonev del'ig paid, as atoTSnld
the said 'linstee will execute and de Ivor deedoi'
convey ttnee oi tlie prcuib-es to the purchaser or pur
chistrs in pursuance of the power comerrcd upon him
by tbe said mortvaKe. ...
ny lur her tulormatlon In respect to said sale, or
premises may be bad upon app icttlou to the umler
(Ivm d 1 rustee, at the uflice w tlie fcnnsylvanlu Bull
road Company. No. !W S. I bird street I'nitudi-liiina.
JODN EDGAR THOMSON, I rustee,
No. ?3K 8. HiiRI Struct.
Al. THOMAS & ON Auctioneer
Aos. l9and Ml . FOC It'll! St'eet.
GllnSm Philadelphia.
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I. R. FRANKLIN PALEV, Trustee in a certain Inden
ture ol Mortgage ol the property lu-reinuit -r deso.ilieu,
executed by the Ty one and Cieanield Kalimad ('otupany
'oino as mortgagee In trust, lo secure the na men ot
the principal auu mterrt of bonus ot sai.l C'oin.niny tu
ilie an.ount ol 50 100. which moitgagr Is dated the 1st
day of February, A D. lol, and recorded in the oirioe
lor recording needs, etc. . In and for tbe county o Blair
on the 411 day ot February , A. D.. 101 Iu mortgage
book l'. piuo 118 etc. and In tho ofllce for recording
needs, etc In aud lor the county ot Centre on the Ji.C
duy ot Fcbrunry A. I) lwi iu mortguue hook E. pa jo
4Uo. etc. do hereby give notice thai deiauii having been
made lor mot titan ninety ays in tbe ptvtnont ot tho
interest due and demanded on tho said bonds, I will,
tti pursuance of tho writ.cn icquest. tu mo directed
ot the holders oi more than 820,' 0 In amount ot tho aaid
bonos, aud b virtue ot the power coil erred upon me
n tl.a leaped by ihe said mortgage, expose to pub lo
tale, and still to the hiuhest and bos bidder, bv A.
iHoMac tl SONS. Auelioneers lit tho Pllli.ADKL
T II I a X HaNGE. in the cry oi Pullad. Inhia on
Ihursday tlie '27th di of Scptemhor A D. lsw unou
.he ti-iuis and conditions herelnalter stilted tho waolo
of the said niorif axed premises and :rancltlses viz. :
Ibewboieol that lection ot the Tyrone and 1 1 ear
field ltt.llroad Irom tyrouo Stailon, Hlair county I'en i
aylvan'a, to Phil ipsuurg. In l entro countv. Pennsyl
vania, as the snu e la l ow constructed, together with
all i no singuar the railways, nils, cross-ties, chairs
spikes iron timber, midges, fences, together mh all
reul property ot every description acquired by nnd e
longing o en id t on pany ajiptirtcuaiii to said r.iad
and all tlie rights, liheriies, privileges, aud corpontto
tianchlses oi suld Kind and companv and al tho tola.
Income, issues aud prullts to bo derived and 'o
arise from tho some, and all the binds used and ocnu
plid or rai way ilepota nnd stations between said
points, wlib. all buildings standing thereon or procured
thetclor.
AND GENERALLY.
All tho lands, rnhwa.. h rai s. bridges culverts, tres
tle works, tool hou-is, coal-houses whiuves, lences,
rights ot way, workshops, machinery, ntutionn. depots,
depot grounds, works masonry, una other superstruc
ture teal cstuto biilldin. s, nnd Improvements of
whatevti nature or kind appertaining or belonWng to
the ahove-n.eutlontd property and to the suld seo lon
of the said 'li rune and t'leurtle d ltuilmad and owned
by suld ompunv l.i cornice ion therewith, and all tlie
rlelitH liberties onvlieges, und corporuto fraiuhlscs of
tald roau uudCompanv.
Tho said section of tho said Tyrone and dcarAe'd
Ku'lroad extending t'om suld lyru e httiinn llmir
ci nitty, to and hroucu tho boiough of 1'iiiilipsiiurg;, in
C tulro county, Is about 23h mi eg in iciigih.
TERMS OF SAt.E
10.000 of the ptncliase mom y to be paid In ea-th when
the pioperty Is struck oil', and tue balanco within tweuty
days thcrei.lter.
l'avn eut on account or the said balance of purchaso
tr.oney to the exient ot the dividend thereof payable on
lie bonds secured by thesaid m rtgage and the matured
coupons of the suld l onda. may be tnuiln in the said
bonds or coupons; and il the dlv.dend is less
than tbe actual sum duo Lpou the said honds
and coupons, the bo deis mav retain p ssession
oi he said bonds and coupons on receipting to the
said I rustee tor the said dividend, and endorsing pay
mi nt of the same on the suld bonds or coupons.
Upon tbe purchase-money being paid as aforesal 1. tho
Trustee will execute anu deliver a deed of conveyance
ot ihe premises to the purchaser or purch igers. lit pursu
i nee of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further Intormallon In respect to the said sale o
premises limy be bud on aopilcation to tbe undersUt oil
'liustee. at his ofllce, No 4i South UUKD Street, in the
city of Fhliadelpb'a
B. FRANKLIN RALRY ,Trtntoe.
No 42 M(luth Tblrd street
M. i riOV AS A SONS. ttctioneers,
6 11 mJro Nos. lij and 141 South FOURTH Street.
STMRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &e
J W. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AKD DEALERS III
MEN'S FUIINISHINO GOOU8,
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS BLLOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
8 26 IP PHILADELPHIA.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GhNTLRMEN'B FURBISHING STORE.
TEBKECT FIT1INO fHIBi8 AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very short notice.
' All ether ai tides of GENTLEMEN 'd DRESS GOODS
In lull variety.
WINCIIKSTEIi & CO.,
8 24 S So. 106 CHESNUT Street
DENTISTRY.
prr-i, THE GOVERNMENT HAVING
Cfrtv'r granted me letters-patent tor mv mode oi
aunilnlsterlng Nitrous Oxide tins, by Which I bavn
xtracted manv thousands oi Teeth without pain 1 am
Justin d In astcrtitiii thut It is bo.h safer aud superior to
anv other now In use.
DR. C. L. 11UVN9
5 21 6m No. 731 KPU L'CE Street.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO,,
WHOLESALE DKltGISTS,
MAHVFACTURER9,
IMPORTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Palnls, VarHlshes. and Oils
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
(611.) CO tH O RACE.
AUCTION SALES.
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B.
1. JOrtN F.DOAR THOMSON Trustee In a oetUla
iLdemuie 01 MortKafie ol Ihe P'OP lO' l.erelnaiter de
icilbed execaied by the Tyone and i leattii Id Kai road
( cm pan v to me, as Idor ascee In Turn, to secure the
paMiitntot tbe prlneii al ar d In-etest ot bonds of said
ton.pany to the amount ot SMM.lii which Mortgase la
Oaten the 12lh day t May A. D. IsAM and reconleil In
the en ce lor teeordlna deeds, eto In and lor the county
ot Blair, on ti e lhtb Oar ot say. A D. Isw. in mortgage
bonk A pages Ml 4-ft-S-7 and n, "nd In the olllce tor re
corulndeds. no la and lor tho conntv oi Centre, en
the lih dnytt Stay, A D. 1KMI In u.ortgage book E,
page IV eto , do hereby give notice lht.1 d. iault having
1 1 en made lor more than ninety dv In tne piytnnt of
the inrrest dun and deir aimed on Ihe said bonds, I will.
In putsusnce ol the written tequest in me directed o the
l.o'Hi is ot n ore tlmn .'"! (mi in annum of hi said
bci.ds f,d ty virtue of the pow et eonler el unnn me la
tbatrisptci by toe rain .lot gne cxnow u pnhlic sa e
and i-ell to ll.e hit heit and b.-s. hltliter tn . ill' MI 8
A HiNS, Aui'lti tieius ai Hie l lULAiil l.rill V EX-
llAMIl.lo tbe civ ol j hlia'elnlitii on 'I hursdsy. th
V."ith rtav of Fepten ber A D. ll-Hd nr"" the erni and
cm dlt ons heremaiter stated, the ho e of the said
n or siii d premises, viz. :
Ihe bole ot that sect on or said Tyrone n.l lear
fteld ltaUruad iroin tlie po'nt ol I .n-isoUton with the
'lronea'id lock liaven tatlnnd near 'lyrone. Blair
county, 1 ennryivama to 1 1,1 llpsim g Centre county,
1'ennsy ivanin as loo same Is now eoi.Btructed togniher
with al and slnu ur the rallwav-, rnli, brnlges,
lences, prlvileves, right., and al real property of
eerv ilescilpilon aciUired by and belotiuing to said
tinipftni and all the tolls. Income, lames, and profit
to lie di-iived and to a lse Irom the snme. and a 1 the
lnmtsufcdand occtiulcd lor rallwavs. (le,iot-i, or sta
tions between said poin's with a 1 the buildings stand
ing thereon or procured iheretnt
AND GKNERAtLI
All ihe lands, rmlvara rul s bridges, culverts tre.t'e
wirKs, too. l oiiseH, coa bouses wharves, ences. rights
ot wuy. Tiorkshupa, mschinerv, stions, depots depot
grounds, works, ma-onrv, anil other sipeisiriicture,
teal estate builMin.s and Improvemeits o whatever
natu e or kmd apiitrtHlning or bclnnvina t.) the ihove
mtntluned propettv. and to the said section of said
T.ttone and i earlie d i aiiroad. and owned by said Com
panv lt connecllKii therewl h
'ihe snlk section of tiie Tyrone and Clentflold Railroad,
exterrling liom 'be Intersection ot tbe viotte aud Clea"
lleln Ballroad vtl h the rulT'sd oruierly be'ongttig to
il. a i , n.n and l.nekhaven Itallrottl ninostiy. but now
In the Bald Kane Valcv hniroad Company. U about
2U miles in length. tJ
10,fOO or tlie pnrchase money o tie naul In cash wheu
the pioperty is stiuca oil, aud the balance wltuln it) day
tlieiealter , . , .
PaI MKNT on account of the aalnba'ancaof purchase
mtnev, to the ex ent ol the dividend thereof puyahle
on tne bonds secured bv Ihe snld mortgage and the tna
tuied coupons ol the said bonds mav be made in the said
bonos oi coupons; and It the dividend is less thin the
actual nm cue upon the said bonds or coupons, tlie
hold' is may retain possession o the said bonds and
coupons on receipting to the said Trustee for thesaid
tlivuund and endorsing payment ol tbe same on thesaid
bunds or coopons. ,, , ,
I pon 'he purchase money being nald as atoresald. the
lrosiee will execute and deliver a di ed ot convetance
oi ti e premies to the pntchaser or purchaser m pur
suance oi thepowei coniened uuon him by tho said
n.oitgage. .
Any further Information In respect to aald sae. or
pinnifes n ay le had noon application to tho under
kI' tied Trustee, at the nfllce ot tbe I'ennay Tanla Bail
road Company, No. S. Ihlrdsireet Phlade'phla.
JOHN ELOARTHOM 'OS I rustee,
No. ii38 8 'IIHWD Street.
Xl.TUOMAR ft SON". Ancionoers,
6 21 miltn Nos. 1.19 and 141 8. FOURTH S reet
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
ft 1 Dill STEAM StlHLG
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We beg leave to diaw our (.attliulur attention to onr
new Fni ch Mcam Scouring EktabiisLn ent ihe tirst and
oiny n e ol its k,nd in iht city. Vt e uo uot dve, but by
a ibtn.iial lroce ri-s ore Ladles', O.ut emeu's, ant-.
I bin ten's Garn.ents to their otlgitial states witnou
injuring thim m tie least, n bile gieat experience and
the best n achincry trom France enable us to warrant
penect satisiucttou to ail who may avor us with their
patronage. LADIES' DRhr-SI.I c eveo desci ptlon,
with or without 'irimmtneg, are cleaned and limshed
without being taken apart, whether the color is genuine
"'opera tonka and Mantillas urtalns Tab e Covers.
Carpets Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves, etc. cleaned and
rcniilslied in the best manner. Oen leuien'a cummer
and V inter Clothing o eaned to petted i n without ki
Jury to the stufl A. so Kiaga and lianneia All kinds of
stains r moved without c tailing ihe whole All orders
are executed under our In mediate supervision and
tntlf tiit-tiou guaisnteed in every ins'ance A rail and
txamlniititu ol our process Is ropectiully solicited.
ALUiiDYLL & MAKX,
12 mthtik
No. 510 RACE Sttoet.
SHIPPING.
vpy-ri. liAMll.L'S PASAGli OH-ICE
' 'ANCUOU LINE OF blEAat r R.S "
I ih KRS I A," "COLUMBIA,
CALEtiOMA." "CAhhKlA,"
"1 KlTANNlA," "IMJA.'
Steam to
LIVEKIUOI. LOSDONDKSKT, BELFAST, DUBLUr.
Ni-.vVRY, COJiK.A.nD liLaKOOW.
KAlK- OF PA.-SAUr.
IAVaLLI; iN l'AI'ERCUaBESCT.
i. a li 1 N fi t'JU . t and 7tl
MtiKA UK. fit
i Hi-, paid c.h ini ates
issued for bringing out passengers trom the abov
points nt
I OWJ:h Iti.TES THAA ANT O'lHEB LlJiE ,
Also, to and troni
ALL pTa'IIONS ON Hit IRISH RAILWAY'S.
RP El'IAL U I1CE Passengers wl 1 Hike particular
no Ice that Ihe Anchor I ine" is iheomy iiue vranting
tin cut. Ii ilckeis at the above rates don. Philadilolila Ut
the points imu.nl i.hoe. i.Ld Uiul the undersigned la the
only oi Iv nutliorlied Agent in hiiud. iplna
Aoolv to W . a H A.dll.L,
So.e Agent lor -AN' nOn LINE "
1 V No 211 WALNUT Street.
FOR NKW YOt-K. PHILADEL
ii 12 deibh fcteum Propeller Com. anv De-
i. vuiiiMire Lines via l.e ttwure and Kuritan CanaL
It a Irg dat y at li M and 6 P. At., connecting with au
Nortli ru uiid Eastern iiu'S,
horlteithi which v. In be taken upon accouimodating
tetnib, mnly to WILLIAM 1. HAlKD A CO.,
8 lb No. 1WS DfcLAVN A IU avenue
TO PI1IP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS. THB
J. npiernlgned htivmg leawd the KEaSINOIOS
teC KKVS Dot K.teg. to in onn blsfiiennS and the patroni
of the Duck thai he la t rep red with Increasea loci Kiel
to acccn.modate those having vesse t lo M raised or
repaired and being prao ical ship-carpenter and
caulker, wilglve personal attention to tbe vessels as
trusteo to bin or repairs . .
Cat turns or Agents Ship Carpen em, and Machinist
havlni vessels to repair are solicited to c&h-
llnvlng the agency for .he sa e of W ettersiedc
Tutcut Alciallio t om position" iOi oppef Paint for tha
piei-erTation of vessels' bo.loms for this city, 1 am pre
paied to .urnlab the.am. on Jjvor.b Mn
Kens pgton ecrew Dock,
1 li DELAWARE Avenue, above H UREL Street
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
DINT TO TOBACCO C1IEWERS
WEDDING-CAKE FINE- CUT
TOBACCO.
Ihe only FINECI'T TOBACCO ever manufactured
In Pn'ladelphla.
Hie JJent in Uih Market.
EVERYBODY l-SES IT.
Manufactured from the Best Leaf.
SCLD EVERY Will' RE. 1611
Factory, 8.E cori.tr IJno.'.r ami Wallace StreeU
n. -r irn.'it.ii. u
ri!,ii'nioiii.;no,
flirar fiwts, !
I'ortnilics,
I'roshie; fasts,
lliinkcrs' Casrs.
Ludiee and Gents'
Batohela and
I Travelling Bugs.
In all slylea.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVE-STONES, Eto.
Just completed, a beautiful variety ot
ITALIAN MARBLE MONUMEKTM.
TOMBS ASD QBAVE-BT0SE9.
Will be sold obetp for eaab.
Work tent to an part ot the United BUI.
HENRY 8. TARR. ,
M ARB LB WORKS,
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