Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, August 13, 1868, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    . ,
„, . •
-., ,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN---PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY AUGUST 13 1868 3
c 2 . • , _ - - THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN ---PHILADELPHIA , 'TAUB SDAN. Acr tY ' qvsti 3 1868. v , J ~,,,,,, ~
~. ,
A—
, ~ ''• ~\ L 9 ' --..1 ~,,,,,.._,----...._
r . i . `' ~
•4- - ,
•- ....---- •
...................„,
,
' Mr ItefiLtna 9 o Cose-thorrenawadence in the baudokof the,Frailden lb efo/ICRIrQIIAI reelg- - 4 1 1: 1161 ripsirldirdlots - !, -
......_ --- bet A 0 1 : 1 7 11. 111 : 111e 0 I r t :Til i Z tr or ° ,P a A d lt un GTE T ::: 111 :::; te E m Pie sai lOO darhig ;AL
jEc ., . , . 0 4 1 4: A ti utum urio n n h yLoe i le nn tan wi a i Luar n oce m stroo moNn ts.
Al , -
alotels.
max 'wit litottitS Of HON:, THAD.. 'white Satin; The silver Plate npOi: the coffin the lakes; the people of tli'a.glidters, the'imas - \ '''.- '''!, '''-
*. - '-*-tintlanfi l , Asis‘i'v e :',, - "' i'r e ', ''''". - 1 e t j,, - ti_ . 4 , 1 ' • ~' .. 1
__ „__,,,____,_____, ._., '-e" , . -_,,- ,' :, ... /FOSE ERE,
I 1 4 ...", g /THOMAS_ BIRCH 4B I so , ONEERS AND
Days sravEms. . -•
, ',.. = , bearathe follc4ing inscription: of William Tell ? Shall I take another de. , ~ _ , fis .'4 ~ - I c, a i,,, I ..r -e . '•- -1..„, , „. , , : t .,,,. r .
, 1 ,- x , , .dd , , 4 . .
Rees •
Entranee No 1107 Bansom l etresetreett -
' ...."' dB"
''''''' - '1
'' - '' ' MUTUAL LIFE INSURANUE 6 ..
. Ite A w i t Aß l* oll : l3 rn ee 7. ll : o , i ,,,; ( l . ,,lP:r i i i ir t . 7 l22'r aj B6B ol :_ rg afr i3Ul ,. B l 7,: i l l a ct :::
i re nli t lin ts tb co q n uis m wh p hin eten eu t t ildr 'g r er ti th e al ee p til res t er i n d an pors ent .°lll t ittcht: o
asise cliti co n n t r di to i tt e o th u a ; -.1...._. ,_ ...... tAd o. hts i
G a y ° &STA..-- - -- - 1829 ITCRPLELPIRIV G 31...1 0 331
. ,
-:' --- 5 ' 7121ADDE176 STEMS. ; , lightful trip to Belgium ? Nii: V,Will i !Cross , ii Oct. -manufacturers, ommilfsion Merohanbr,
Iliand yeti a copy of a letter addressed by Mr. E. condition or nbt,„,alinfir - ,loaqi - to: bhn - filiscreet, ' 0
- • FIRE INSURANCE,COMPANT i s TErw yORK .
Agillsgets cuts tor the Ohiseirmilese , 13ORN 4TII OF APItI4 :179 4 -: the ocean. I will place myself before !, the l 700
, i .., f, ,
.•
~
~. s ,
, i ~ .;Bel l ti,,,,:dere andl 4: l: - are
• ,- -r — - , . . ,- , Grain Dealers A.
th ßo 6 li p in mdd is Com en , t m of fssi th e e ne v r E g e f
d i:gems:l ima, , 0
n E,e t V h e e n
8 U
tei and In inch ii - caso in ndorsentent ot this •des. iff , US . TI ° O I 2•I D RIM N IfiI it ITN VONIII,I I 4IIO4 BC H UP 4 ...........„ _ ___. the mead a week. between to and 13 o'clock hi tbs.
W A germernE, August I_, a868.•'-•-•Thad. ingD liTil or AUGUST, 4868: gigantic nation of which I have elOtrdY. -* ' 's
rr .: ' . '-' '' "''''''; ' ' ''''`! ' 7I- ' ' '''' - ' ..V.7-- ' 1" 1 n T! Ir!--irl---t- - ' ll ' '
LARGE -:w-0.,,.0
JAMES W nOrrINI3. M. A.
Sales of Furniture at Dwellings alluded to on the noose . • , arjtcazif zwiaLarir • n a nra en in_ t a oktdef , • mess muter. _
Steven is dead! Around iihn welt gathaul In this the remains WA be placed, and spoken.' lam no flatterer. of „-the ! United "ti '‘..', • ' ' - •,„, '
r 3 s t AN D
stiest o a 0 8 0 t l o d u i ti a
it, , day of June, 11368, and also a copy of r the Prest- cription would indicate his acquiescence in the r .
. . .
„ phia, Will reopen on Monday. September 21st.
OF TIIE
' disposition of the office which had been made by resal es
term/ Sale at No. 1110 Chestnut street. " ' COMPANY irIM WEST PENN SQUARE SEMINARY pox'
dent's indoreement thereoll, dated August 6,1868.
NEW AND SEC/Ho:DO AND HOUSEHOLD FInLNI- ,
nircti,tferyiterehoarmemterr. • 1 a Young Ladies, No. 5 booth Merrick Street, Pldladel
his immediate and most trnat worthy trends: W . to '
then, when conveyed to Pennsylvania, they States of Americ& Than ..my sacred
"DELAWAIR.W.irk„WALTER GAP." -' -
Under those circumstances the following ques
31e breathed his last in the presence of the • will be enclosed in's. metallic box. Mr. Mc- ( ffice, rflatter no one. I ant lint dven their
ACRe. AL S. MITCHELL,
55 ro 20 feet deep to Alter street. Can bc ,
ea
loved ones who had, for trembling years of Pherson, the Clerk, and Mr. Ordway, the blind admirer; and if this were the place, lisol-. Bons are presented for your consideration : TURE PIANo FORTES, cossecrs, PIER At/D
MANTEL GLASSE T 0 ALE WAGONS WINES ~ , , ..---
, - Firaf-IS tho ,oftico of Commissioner of In- AND LIQUORS, dr 4 . 11 . "" nun-tu,tb,smete ~ Principal;
? h f V e V e l t i : ti n i trd i : A f
drew of ependieg Sunday_ at the DELAWARE er.
NOTICE,-For wee al.accommodation of Passen- : b i e :ha n e d i, ti h g a n Cl: ll l:eV l :e g r a t n i a n ed ti r n thi ,
Rollins stack:4ly, ahovat thht,- En my opinion, we FTLIDAY MORNINn. - .
divid .V ed, " B lt alti S suo " re isj en iro uO s et a Rl p:s Ta s t s Oo s:o 7l4 :m Ee p n e N rt e t : 'tic', PLUS ! FitEllfflif, President. -
his shattered vitality, guarded his every move- Sergeant-at-Arms of the House, will be here would tell them that theyare verging towards UNION PACIFIC vo" . .." ° de
G h iP o , l4 an im a y dd m ln u o f' uN lal:L i :in . e a ;g: , ll: l ' , ' zi l lth lr r i ge:i i
,ternal Revenue vs Can t ? ; , -
It
possessed no legal or official operation what- HIAi D
LORING lAN BEW2, et_ERMANTOWN ACADEMY, SCHOOL LWE ANIP
ment and Ministered to his every physical to-morrow morniiig, and arrange far the re- moral decay, and that they are ° sure _ _ ..
_!!!! '' ' . ,", • at Philadelphia about 11 A. M. Poeseesion at once. , f , a . - Seccmd- It the office is vacant, vrhon did the
-v mn aca s geeyspopecouinr,teadnguitng
rho
e s ree ncet es s:o o r f
thtooktser.nlioateli
1 7: L upo; the :al e : o i r de tho th r t res ste iden ni t: e a , utrhpooritY eet, will be sold. by catalogue-- e , e
_. ,
si /lt 9 o'clock. at the Auction Store. No. 1110 Chestnut , - ILADELP
nog , 435 and 417 Chestnut S vice .p iorts „ 1-.1 Cheat street rail Term opens on MONDAY, d e p.
e nna n__ ......... z wit i t ,R.,..orre gre ll eer j etary. , , r e ne f r oi 7t c h ir . cul i a lms o p u r w epare Ger d am io n r to Ce wn llv en v e. batmen.
want. , mains to be laid in state during totmorrow to find, as we have, on this down- . . Liners leave Kensington Depot for Delaware Water Gap , r
A large aroortnient of elegant Walnut Cabinet Mimi
over it to which the endorsement &told attach two Plano Forte& Carpets. dm.
daily lliundays excepted) at 7 A. M. and 8.30 P. M. LUKE/DS & MONTGOMERY \
The office of Commissioner of Intenial Rove
iNl,2 008 740 OCO (.; V .51AY8
_A. M.
But the most impressive incident of all waa and Friday morning, in the Rotund% of the ward path, political and social degeneracy.
buttons]. W.ll. GATZILER, Agent. ~ /
antllnal * * PsiocipaL
that two !colored menoninistera of the gospel, • Capitol. Surgeon-tier:end Barnes has pro- I would recall them to the purity of , 1030 Reach sir of above Catania WAGONS. " Kits ° ll iranuarY iii: 888 ; Cash 1i55eta.•,.. — .••.......51,200,000.
with th e religious fervor of their enthusiastic sided a sarcophagus for the purpose their origin and the patriotism of their fond- • * ', ~,,.... 0 .. t,...., n co ,
.....anBerew4we - t •
~, ,„., , , • one being& very important and responsible one, tins held:remains' rh o c a meas If 1311 !chariot:l nAtll ' lo ill ItAI Wa ons one near
0 c cit. w be se d, we_ er it
__.
„_ IY
°W4 •f '', • ."+ ;'• i •' , -
:f or t
o n e must consider ßoy '. ,
e a utici,,th ,o la 4 4 r.,
Ko m i. Also. an assortment of Secondhand Furniture.
9 9 optGANIZED, JIDIVE. 1864. OHESTNUT STREET FEMALE SENIINARY Palle
Vadelpeta-M ire Bonney and Min] Mayo will * reopen
race, knelt at hie bedside, and, with appeals This morning Mr. O. J. Dickey, law part- dere. I can say this, gentlemen: Into the ME , .2-I.re,
.01d, Reliable and Popular Route von , sdkif..3o
f,,k it ii, desirable that there should be no doubt es
to the legal status of the person in it. I desire not been written or the President's in
dorsement made thereon, and that the office • • ALL Pommel NON-FORFEITABLE. their Boarding and Day School (Thirty seventh searlost
Septembet 16. at •
almost frantic, besought high heaven to. pro- ner of Mr. Stevens, arrived from Lancaster, son of' Pius IX.,and Pius IX. has sent a stone, . •
that you will favor me with your opinions upon BILLIARD TABLE.
.... .. . . ... .. .. ..... • M SI PREbiIUMB PAYABLE IN natal. 1615 Chestnut street.
A , o. an invoice of Wines and Liquors. in cases. = di ,
Ls not vacant. This. conclusion rendera Alio. one Billiard Table, ith marble beds complete. La nisn anm s • . . LOSSES PAID IN CASH. Putictilare from Circulars. aulo-octlf
the questions thus presented to you, at your
' sizo-orto auperfor Parlor Organ fise octaves. with Ewe unZTTL , -ND CLAM% ~ =ONE It Receives No Notts and Gives lione.
Jong the life which bid been so beneficial to and visited the house. There were many with his homage, to the national monument ,
-,.
MORTGAGE Cf•F 3: ~
_
41,000:.. it unnecessary to consider or l 1
rep?* to
IeIADA ME CLEMENT'S BOARDING AND DAY
their kind. One of them had kneeled under other visitors, among them Miss Vinnie erected in Washington. * * * How great NEW YORK. AND 'BOSTON
• 'Anil the Onll Inrcet Route tor. - MORTGAGE' OF , 1:1 600 -muliest convenience. -
g l ix d a s ezi o & r :: d r e eti on ora th et
a fr;r i r itri tto t ir u fgratr i, se7r p i a tr a
ann Drot n. ne i p o t r em ar b c e u ri a lt re h• spidiv
wan.
' ' oulon:to policy beam, and must be paid to them In mantocen. Tne 'next session wi ll open WEDNESDAY.
•
_ our second question which arises only n case seta eereade and five stopewith tremola AWN 211
PARLOR w ORGA NS. - . - '' ' **** *- .. * .... .....-.-.........."”" '''''' " 1484e44 II '
mum .. r . annlatenf.er Ita charter the ware inn This AU School for Young Ladies, We Walesa Lane,Ger-
Very respectfally your obedient servant,
similar circumatances beside the death-bed of Ream, who appeared much affected at the was this nation an d still how great it is! ' ,
9 - •
Pigned I H. McCut.r.ocit, I should have found'reason to pronounce the
A E t oll' o ll,g ock li W on it im Gil d bi l ls.,lll 7
mo O riai ßsV a AN t
the n Ef ae aß ett ra tt
vot e.
e.
.. It hao already made two dividends amour to the Principal ans wheiselsl
John Quincy Adams. Bath prayed with loss of her friend. American people, thou art like a young ' A i n n i m . finish , s e in cti
ean ave operation. One hundred • i5,,,,,,,,,,,# mat M.," ~,,,,,,' L „,,, N s ,. n,,,e f ,,,„ 1 r, 2 , 11 . 6 ,,,, , ~„ .. . . . APPLY TO .. , .
BALDERS'TON & ALBERTSON, Secretary of the Treasury. office in quoation vatant
• ., , I have disposed of the
matter submitted to me wholly within the pre- w an ti ti l ero l i t h t elb ° l l e a li tg a e l l ' l nees. PNat Wag°ll4 t"
P." 11°Igel '' ' L * Pe ill
,-.„ osses d 8 co 1828 Over - miy.......cinttwo l:ieny e lt a :377 the mama the pollee
screater ea rn estness than ever before, and the Rev. Dr. Emory, it was thought, would lion, which seeketh his !prey. Thy prey is sod eiztz, mn.,h ave been built 113 the Met four month& mina" n 'au, Aa', l l 14 "." 4 ;, 1 ", ‘ ",'' lam, *" 4 ,, aera",,," taa
To Hon. Wm. IL Everts, Attorney-General. t
FumixsuED
luarrwilEB
xr
cups,
MAY.
t .perpetiasi i..! .'''.. 111 :4 115 2.021 5 pontry 0O ronmete: O riajs
_on o ubegai o.
Terai;x9
dying man thanked them in, tremulous tones perform the funeral servieea, and, PerhaPs, the wealth of the two Worlds; thy prey is thy More than twenty tbousand men are emplOyed. and this the Briagewatert, and all UM OD um 'Apo WO
„...._, rakes of the existing legislation governing the i - 1 4 ,
-1 .
PEREMPTORY SALE OF 0114000, an amount never before equaled daring the aril •L 80111 It BETHLEHEM, PA.
and with feeble pressure of the hand& , preach the funeral sermon. • proud independence; o thy prey is thy fertile 11 r month ill be a
average • of, forty , ru-ell pe w contin need &a wake ,' s al t a k e t,: - - (E.—) -- - - _ ,
....- , *question, and without any dlscuf . I
don oQthe
Firet 'I erm opener ticsday. Sept. Mt. Applicantsex
throughout e Remora, making NINE HUNDRED 0051.
ATTORterr-tittleglAtlll OrelcE, AtiE. 10, 1868.
&mined nt any time after Angus 15th. Ap l inL i o
. 51 . GR N AdV/Z e ir/T FE R E .. _ _ , ra peaty crwp ram.
larger topics toncithig the,conformity or rating- I , ,•,-- -- -•-• onektunDAY- r •' - ,
.___.
,„
-- - His death was not unexpected, but never- Mr. to has made a will in which he and vast continent. Thou has crouched-be- PLZTED MILES by JIM , let. and it is now probable 120 . North Thirteenth Street. .7lon. Hugh McCntloch, Secretary of the Treasury 0 1. tee s -1 lOW etj I . ell 4 !ft. Hs LEinori uNI vaeusi ry, - -
theless fell with startling suddenness on the has provided quite liberally for his relatives tween two oceans inithe shade of thy hieh that the ENTIRE GRAND LINE To Tns PAGIFic 1 _This Uno le composed of Ore BOSTON, ap3o tf , ranee pg qn t t e i . *Dation, i A e lfurt 15, at 1,2 o'clock . M.. on we premise& on Beath ' ''' ' DIRECTORS.
ang4 brio , dent.
-linc-1 have given to the subject submitted to rear of Cowmen Ball Hotel will be sold. a Fur- obi* Vinous. . zed thr Pi e SEB E a T i Y O: 3
• • .
B OAT_ AM.] NEW YORK arms
my consideration by your letter of the 7th Inst. for no's:kb' discusidon would be approPilate to etr
ientire community, for the reason that his im- and friends. His nephew, Thaddeus Stevens, mountain s, by the side of thy rivers, whi c h WI L L BE OPEN 'FOR BUSINESS IN leek __ , , BOAT_COMPANY (Old Fail ether Line). _ . , . ,
allied Cottage and Lot of Ground. enuated on the north 'Totem aunt;
Akter gn t isait - REQUIRED. FEMALE RISKS TAKEN AT ItuublE - E - f A v
At, DEMY. FOR BOYS. 1/0„1415 LOCUST
:mediate confidants had, during the previous Jr., is to manage the iron works belonging are like seas. Thou bast roared like the lion,, No other firstelese railroad in the world hu been built corgwieing Hie Magnificent and flf et etetexuboata NE' •
% WEST'PH L
I ADELPHIA PROPERTIES , in relation to the present position of the office ot Ve Cli• MY a 11 . , eide of South etree
t the Inquiries to which you ha lie 4 tte
tion. t, containing In front 78 feet 5 inched iSamttel Grant,
, and extendinz 200 feet in depth to North etreet. having Oro. I s tiletuardar Thome. Murk'. -,.. THE USUAL PRINTED RATES, NO stree t ARD cLenEncle S.MI eit a A. Pd.„
Principal Peelle prepated for Brostrronsos man Evrarre
e Come:intoner of Internal - Revenue, the most
~,,ple room ter two cot r t i e t f , tfacing on North street. Imo, • Wm. 13 Grant • 'EXTRA PREMIUM BEING DEMAIVDED. mu Tx COLT.EOr. Firsiclsee preparatory department.
afternoon, given the representatives of ;the to the deceased at Caledonia, Pa., and as the lioness th,ou art slumbering-la thy , mid equipped so raldIRY all the Ihileal'acine. whichrutm 13, sr,: OLD; COLONY,. METROPOLIS and: =PLR
5 ATE. running between New. Yo_ _rk and Nei rt. It L
With great respect, I have thehonor to be your aln . snartrzo N. sadiron. Preddelner .. „,
Application" for all kinds of policies. `tit e an . sae Res Circulars at LeElds WALKER'S, o. TM Cherwell streeC
public rase to understand that he was In no The arrangements for the funeral are not strength; who shall dire rouse thee? Qu west from Omaha
i 8 , • -• ' d the Old Coloni WM NenTort rroliwllY ertvreen Bore FOR BA.LE OR'TO RENT. careful attention: The case presents` itself as o b e di ent gettli e go '5,-Nittaxlayjn -na ture Cal "' P
( ~,,,,e . ARTS, . PERRTOTREET COTTAGE. -, EO. PALE% V Preaident. - endowment, terms or cnildreues endo wmen t , -t, talon. an d or by a ddreseing Box 2611 P. 0. :text isearrion4eas
ton and Newport. making a t myth Mae.; ~- . • 0 1 . 0110104:- -' - • . '
AttOrney-Gettentl. At the same time mill be gold. a very desirable Feu. far eictiLlareEll.llearetare we tam all information cheerfully afforded at Me an 13014e111bCrI4tb. ' a
danger, and , the condition of his health, Was yet completed, but it is understood that the suscitabit eum9 Gqiiesia 49: 9. AO .BOSS THE "CONTINENT One of the above boats leave Per North River dally The handsome Brown Stone nEfiIDENcES, Nos. . r. E. A. Rollins holding the civil office of
imiletitfed accordingly. This it was that but corpse will be carried from the residence of " 'Weil, where is !vested the sovereign , ni kr am.
I (Sundays excuted). at 0 o'clock . AL, a Mlle 'N 41.08,4110, 4'12, 4114 an 41140 SPRUCE St. ,
_ „ port at 2MA. M i rho first train leaving bleort at 4A. , • . ~.„ ._ ' CO I D I2I / 0 0/ 0 /ler Ort futernal Revenue, to whiehhe , Perry s reet, 50 feet north of Nor th atreeKontaining 50 Aumelere Walt Of , fen BRANCO OFFICE OF TAB COUP/12F, , BORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, ' -
; feet front on Parry street and extending that width a
.few strangers were present at the final scene. the deceased to the Rotunda of the Capitol power among this people? In the nation The - united states Government makes of this: railroad M.. arriving in Berton in mason for di Eadern trains rlr• e• &wiser stie Milo. ''. had been appointed by the„President of the United Itsportar i ge9rna= 3 lturiettn. ' further depth of 25 feet, having a stable o e rear. with r . ‘ -i ssas ii l , i t is ____ ' •NO. ‘31.08 WALNU C S'/ I REET Plegoakiir lots ' ie r rol ti ge N ; l : r aitt l bs N tiliei. abut Winllels
120 South FRONT Street.
iNSUR.ONCE COM,
States, by told with the advice and consent of ~„,,„1 37- 2Al'e sa , 7 ,/ s „.F.P9 , tii,k l3 , 3l , 2l lranatbra,_, , iri umber: way into North street. , peaL,ADELifi d ,, north of rhtadelpha, The very beet educatronal lidealt•
The colored preachers were .ea ll ed in hy a at two, o'eloek to-morrow, by the citizens of itself. The day of .their painful birth this s GREAT NATIONAL WORK. and a i ds u s sons t osofdon , r e tr v llie t e 7 can a g i ne bre i Natit 'on at bo sw ar e d a f i tie h lzt, at. 7. and ,
iyl6 th s tulme
oeto
aus ig. huarpartail by thit Ledstatare at Postion tape iiirnishedlin commotion with a pleasant home. ear.
servant, who, IntereaMd beyond .measure m, Lancaster noyr resident in Washington. A people toc:k the potver in their bloody and by very liberal wank of money and of lands. , To further ' Retuniro N g can leaveol4Cororot and newport'Shinovii r the Senate, addressed to the Fresident, order -- •-'•' ' ' '.-.' ' ° ' Tenn 14 gale* ' Whi F. GRIFFITTS. nager sion opens September 15th. For termajsc.. address . •
the spiritual welfare othis beloved master, military guard will be stationed around the jealous hands, and yet retain it By the ar ineure the speedy completion of the Read. the Cinimuat, , co rn er. South and Kneeland, "Melts, at OS and CM teeleol WILLIAM CRERBE, REAL ESTATE AGENT date of June 8
_, 1868, the following tette_ ,r.: . novitiaznis' or 'OCEAN 'go 34 'morass o SONS. AucTioNzettn. .. .
~ :Lt.: ,- _ •
___ _ • , Jr.,l 1 au.136t5 . JOHN H. alasKEzzr.
o authorized to tome then' own P. hE w/o:apnea ON' HOLM E. we kr trr Tassartnr-usrsarsast, OFFIcE OY I.II7IIRNAL TO astuva . Nere. 139 and lel Seth Fourth street, Office,,,El re. enner ense,,A THlßD sae wArtart ammo. E as t ern Deputment of the state of Penniylvania.
sought ChOstian leaders ot ilis own color in bier, and the body will lie in state until Fri- name act they all became citizens and kings.' • „, ,' ! ' kor furtbet Partimiliml. Innitittethe Agent/ I ' 4., _ ' ()APE Ilits&ND le i i f," (ton ( 1-7 " gram yens Yon nava , BALEs OF Smarm El AND Ete.AL ESTATE.
pENNBYLVANLI MILITARY ACADEMY.
whom he had confidence as spiritual advisers . d a --, •
y When it will be conveyed by special "Our readers can imagine how thia sounded RTGAGE E. Lint Eng
' MIST MO BONDS ,
_JD, F 2 Broadway, Neil, TO,r2.
- Peal retate bought and sold. Pereons deate of 'r
ing cottages during the sear wlll address or Applegate REVENUE, WAfillertyrorr, June 8, 18613.-klirr-Itt Erin. .-..- ..... ....LiverpooL Mew Y0rk........ -July IS ', tar Public gales at the Philadelphia Exchange EVERY ' lt '' ' . Ilisei - 11NE -..** 117)1.1 11L 1NC1353
Pursuance Of a Purpose known to nig friends lor ruaake•-„„ „,_ ----------
4 „Lonsion..New York .... ..... Jul/ 25 TUESDAY. at 12 o'clock. ' --'•
Particular attention given to J
-0114fAiiiiler Canto and to an cii ow wed& ppm AND MA CHESTER, DELAWARE COUNTY. PA.
The Sisters of Charity were daily' attendants t ra i n f arn b 3 h e d by the Baltimore and Ohio under the arches of old Notre Dame.' rt. was
mv97-Bnl ' ' ' ; t ' *bona . -
>
several menthe, I hereby tender on the Easton- fir-- .2:t.:: - .lLi=
...tom a l ./ .,,.. f.::: .11, 1 1
a far Handbills of each property burned separately in • , . • OILAND 0 ma s h, to all instances, will be paced ith nutelima Cone The Sevimth Annul Session of this Academy cub.
at hia bedside, and, even when he ' was in RalbOad, through Baltimore by the way of eloquence of the highest order, ,and as it b o ,;,l„Abai r - ro ,,„, t‘ , ~,,a be , the i, k ,;.e 4 an , iteepectfully refer: Charles A. Rubteatn. Egg.. Henry_ .0
poa.• ~, . rr ' Bumm. Fart. Francis Itelivain. pc,
~...d Augestue ite . tient of My office, to take effect II one the qnsitfl- •••• cutioaro south we publitah. on the Saturdene h grintur OS anal 1)7 Myer. tenet, lake ind land amass to an
5t0...0urear......:-•.. - brest. :Now YOTIC •,.. ... .Aur,. 1 to each liaros oar ttioneand catalogues. in pamp frte, peau a t the U n i on
___ _ mencee ,
E ames of tbis eitz as well at] woes of known elan in
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a • '
comparatively sound bodily health, were fre- York and llarrisburg to Lancaster. Among was spoken, not read, and, aecompanied b3r payable erozni.annually at, the rate Waft per amt. In gold. BRISTOL LINE rth`—'2-L ll. ' ' ' 71541 ' . - cation of my successor-no younma B ,,i i .mia-, ....._ .lA i s l e anyo rrpool,M York via Bositon..Aug. 4 glentill descriptions of all the prourtittli be geld on -'. - FIRE iNSURANCES
nu& 6 . the LLOWINti TUESDAY. and a Let of Real Estate 'OsuninsibanWee l ies thlarsf e iriM i rN a D u rNtkailiCE ON LAT T ba b uil ding" are WY' and ann3Plate to a ll thnirAP'
~
ErrocK. pointments.
quent visitors at his house. The Superiors of a
th pall-bearers will be ,Messrs. Secretary all that m a k e, t,he otator-:--a fine voice, Th e rrineltau, asyell ss iutoreeloe made
FOR emir, WITH POSSESSION, A VERY and L etenitrinal, try the Senate.' I AID, sir, very 5 e4,71-3.tr.. erP ' - 'l4 iii iew RI. .
•...,:. • verPoo •ew ...,..A. 5 t Prl ate Sale. _ , . r, . Oa Mem Dwe= l ks '
tur. 4
f mit kka The department of Matbematies and Civil Engineering_
carefully attended to. Ln leading Campania/ o i , corieeew b w
the Providence Hospital, we ll known to sick Seward, Attoniey-Gieneral Everts, ex-Secre- suitable gestures, as well as great eiumestness ! us;inerinuaner '' - Inesperter fouretory datelltng. 'with eide yard-No respectfully, E. A. Bormas,- isszams..e. - ,.. - ,..4„t05ex0rk..1„.";,)...,...-40s. 7 asr- Oar owlet are ago advetetele6 in the foliar:lna ~ ' .-...
y eat Point graduate , of high scientific
and wotinded soldiers during thewar as faith- tary Stantou,Senatois Sunaner and McDonald; -the effect was marked on hiS great audi- • PAYAI3I4E IN GOLD. , , , 14W South Penn square, near Fifteenth. A ' '
, , _
~, . HOFF .
NEW YORK AND BOSTON 11 4 itl4l° Col33ll3bahnler of Internal Revenue. " milk - -
Upon the lith of August inst.. the President ....bil ot era... ew York. •Alitg.--11- I newepsens: herrn A 3t1 , 331CL&N, Prime, Lenora. Leos&
Bellona. •....... .•••••• don-New York...-. .... Arne. 9 , Bryinsionnunce, Irtqtrume, Ann, EVENING Ei/1 1 ,1•11rol, .' *) ASBETS OF THE COMPANY.
2 • • November 11. VW cave a fun than)
m a= et persona athoolothec to..aelli FtemFt den's" cd attainments; the Classical and Englishdentutments olr
entrusted to my care. si. nou to nterit mi 4 re. competent and expetienced professore and instructora.
ftil nurses, and, who were grateful to Mr. mayor Bowen, ,or Washington; Surgeon- dience. , , , , ,
The Mottpee Bonds at nearly all other 'railroad" la f ' nose . - X* lig_V: "Met etfeet.lld aterY. I
..- ,_ -. TO DEPART. EssennoTrrengstet, GERMAN DEMOCRAT, &CS' • • 19701),0133 elrdted abase Five Per gunt..,Loan.
__ _ , °I PubllcA°M ' - Jia . Chiefs:ll attention is given to 1 the moral and religious cut.
fixed upon thb letter the following mdoosement: Erin - ..:.. .. ........ New York-Liverpool ...........Aug.ls iir Furniture Sake at the Auction Store ,E . VERY . i '.,, lOV's ••••-• .. .• ... ~...5......i. z .... . . tam= o m i n . kf w tto • 1 tura of Cadets.
Stevens for his effective efforts in' obtainint ,
.. General Barnes, and General Rawlings, chief "It may not be out of place to Mention this country. eno, payable. principal Ana interest, in cur ♦VIA 1311XSTOL. in FOlt SALE.-DWELLINGIL---No. 925 - PANE ST. "The resignation of R. A. Rollins, as Commis- iirnanala
.. . i v . r •••• ••e••• -An& lh THURSDAY. ` ' •. Er. o • l 7rdted States WE rat CUL * Lune , Ne. We W 51130 Strad For Cirmd Ito ,Idi '
ars, app y of IL ORNE„,Esq ,No. 626
• •
Government endowments of their institution of General Grant'sstaff. The train will arrive here that Father Hyacinthe's feature% remind ,; '
rency; and it k Muserted, With fear of contradiction. Wm' Peivlll ' di51....5,' . No. 110 North Nineteen:lr street,
EN N. NEW ,
~ 421 South Thirteenth stmt. ' , stoner of Internal Revenue, dated June 8, 18 ,68 is cur ••• 1 it:i;i 4 !!
. ....N ark: ew (....Aug. 15 ' sir
- vorta ....—Ore.Nete ork. Teruel...-. Aug. BS : lialreat N 0.1427 north thetreel
sales at Residences] receimilisillittention. " -
tad -. II .. • treak, 124.400 01
50.033 U Sid; /CB I'er
- Chestnut street.- or to Col, feIIEO.II.IfATT. President
• .
as a slight recompense for their ancrillees 111 at Lancaster Saturday evening, and the body one of Henry Ward Beecher, and the resem- that no other tailroad 'COMM" in the worin, building so BEDF RD, CAPE , and points at '
~ 925 Clinten street. . . - •
adh des ftEeerllttit7. UPOD thillW..ficelei yottdestre ocean Chem New Y0rk..Aapinwa11...........Ang. 16 HANDSOME ••W ALN VT , P R 'AND" DINING ." , --, TrearoryNo ......'....._,......... SitsinSo intLiebtos InfirnhU3oll COMPANY oF PHIL P . at. A. i
, , y23 Imir
behalf of the cause to which, he was devoted, will lle in state until Mbnday at two o'clock, blance would doubtless be more - striking if sreat an extent of result/38E08 bonds or equal value print • •Then sad view s % commt e ifi n eaMast
L an a llat 6rs') " 40ThIgilltalltZth ii idite°3 P 4 Peurria. ... Quebet..Lheorpool
my answer, to tyro gu_eations, namely: First. Ls . r „„ • ,,, LnA „••••
_ puma his 5ay,,,,,0, Aug. lb ROOM kiJRNITtIRE, 'ELEGIT FRENCH PLATE 961.000 State cdPennelvanla Six „Fer Cent - T II ADELPEILS.
p Ell unmon, Leog °mums, 334nonam,A '- - L 050........... ...., ~._.__ ~_. sumo oo rocarsorabba 1131844 Marra porpot t na INFANT DAY acnooz TN THE SCHOOL BUILD..
S A ltitli • I
AND OTHER CARPETS. Oro., De. - - ' 1, 1 6A0C ei_V of * ma'am Per Coat . ofaciNNo.ises Willard street. l-Mg ef the (Murch of the Holy Trinity. Philadelphia.,
asked and obtained permission to administer whelt the final ceremonies of the funeral will the' latter was dressed as a Carmelite Monk.' 'the First Mortgage Bonde s tiow offered 'Wade by tile
Union Pacific Railroad Cpany. . DEN e Ct e Teave Fle e P No. 40 North River, _foot Canal • " BLO (Ankle street. apply to COPPLICE
etteeL Itl y aning brasses strr Ferry New York, at 4 di JORDAN, 433 Walnut street , , the officeof Commissioner of Uternal Revenue oi l liiii 2 . -- 7. - ::: „arewiork . ,.. gerrimtmr ;-- - -
vacant ? ,',' ond. If the ofilu Is wan who Kumla. .......:......Neser 0rk..14.,r ........Aar - ON 1011D^Y AUG. •, , -....' Loan (Oteorpt ro t a tax) ....... -_, 05 . 025 oe, • _ IeAP/TAL $300.0011. corner of Walnut street and Rine:amuse square. _
the Roman baptismal rite to the dying man. take place. A delegation of colored Zounves • '
The price of theca Bank is now 102 and accrued in. P,M. d , Bun excepts unnectinei n vdth Maur ee ir t, 11 11 ~..• 24. ~ 1_ .. .._.1., , ~., g w,
19 At 10 octane. win •• be 004' or estaminna L .,_ine rums ,-, ...ow. State Or raw: Jailer tux Per Cent, Insurer against lose or damage by E= l ;efourece, Miss A. L. Clark will open a echool for children be
His Last hours were passed In peaceful anti- rand a delegation of colored citizens of Wash- newthiscences et Lentz°, tercet from July 1. in currency. The Company Mauve raktin ti g e ßrletol at 49) il,
th a t ir , tying Baton_sit 4 jr. ' R P OR 14 1 1 . 2.-&11A/ c ik3f, c 11 1 11. MODEIII. 4 ITTIEE. . did therattancy omit. and can *successor to Mr. V tat at i tan..... r -New acoric..uvenami .:,... Aug.
litar......ew 1 ork..spnwall Aug. 20 f or enraLture.tudnains-nandrome Walnut Par Loan. . „...„,..., . . ..... ..„,„ Lan ee Stows and other Building& limited or and on tmeen the ages of five end ten Years. on MONDA.Y. Beet.
cipation of his speedy , demise, and at four ington will accompany the remains to Lan- I was well aOquainted with hire When twit at this price their Bonds are the that oitk rsr c uZ e delirl i ota -lima noernin t g t tot=osofrim Erick beild c higs, situate on Poplar strotterlbegobetrot, ' Rollins be appointed during the recesa of the maim. New York Liverpool Aug. 20 tor and Dining Room Farniture, Elegant Preto Plate 40.000 Penneylvenlit* * Raitroad First Mort.
Senate? The ogle° of Commissioner of Internal Pioneer - ........Phirodelthia-NWittumon.........Aug. W Pier Moro& Alegont La4e Curtain& witheointenlll__alla. , gage Six Per Cent. Bonds.. - Furniture. Goods. Wares and Merchandbre in wn or 14th, 1858. Monte from 9A.M.to 1 P. bl.
12,10) CO country. , Terms : $25 per halt year. The School year win basin
o'clock yesterday afternoon, he appeared caster. boy, and ha ppen to be familiar with'the cir- Stif t and Most Profitable Investment wfr ,
....,....._,..... _ coat? , . 1 , ,5 44 ---_,.„ .‘„, mad Fifteenth end dixteesith street& Hu every modern
~., uf,,,„,,,,,nr_vmp.,,,:r ~,,,f ie r eeleenar aly, , ,,,,,,,m fer„ , ventence. l e well built and fn good ordcr , Lot 25 feet fro ' 1 Rove:rue is as von s
, ~ nggest, a rer3. responsibl y ew
e Col= ma. ...... -.New York... Haman& ...-....... Aug. 20 some Cottage Chamber Fortabirs,trumble tee/ ewe nswe 25,0 W Pentanivanis EsilludSecond Mort. LOSSES PROIdPTLY ALMII/STED AND PAID September 14th and clam June 20th.
.. ..... . ..... . -2421 177 71 REFERENuES.
_ _ Ir s ;`,',,7---"."'" -, Ica , - - ,- by 170 feet deep to a6O feet wide erect . Immediate r° pu.. nt de Pasis...4..,NewXork-liavre:r .414. 22_ sele and other Canoe% Kitchen utemus, die.
I , l =4l l ix Pet Cent. 1i0nde.......... 23.E5 0) Amide. ..... -••••••••• . • ••••• - • ••• • -.....-...,_. ri m la R soos
quite cheerful, and inclined to converse with The interment will take place in O. O. cumstances attending the earliest development ell
and important one., Its Intelligent, efilebnt and city of Ilostion.... ew York LiverPoel t.A1311. W ., 'lb° Howe is for Rent 25,000 Psmulvania Railroad BIE ...-......., 8, Prot Cuss. J. ESTIL r E.
ti seamed et eft° cm Benton given. J. at. GLUMLY A SONS. 508 Walnut tiL "i 4 - E'er Cut. Buds enema. RR. in in the following Seettritism viz:
00 Mr. Joms' Bonwor, Mr. Atexamers /Moms&
those around him. SchreAner's Ceupetery in which Mr. Stevens of his artistic talent. His father was a coinb- in tbe market, and they confidently expect that they will Nionr ill and Tlcke iler
tu
faithful administration is a matter of the Heltetia-...»•-•• Ittv • Yetk-ElvelM 3G - / 12 5• 22 - r
11., FFIN, Mr . Gummy PEAOGNE,
.. Aug. - innillNß/Ne. DURBOROW dr CO., Auvrionanno. guarantee/. ..................
...... ' ll° ' xi United /a °nCitYPi tV il .... 5 7 111 . " 311 r ". - WO, 00 .1 11- . 7. ki Ell osictraz Somrs, Mr. Trionse H. Pe.l .
Mr. Simon Stevens informed him that he purchtieed a grave lot some time since, after maker in North Second street, Philadelphia- shortly command a higher premium than any Medlar en. m. 0. maw. Goan meesser. l e FOR kisiLE-A HANDSOME MODERN THREE.
irony Brick noseldence. will:, attics and thrusts:lY greatest interest to the public revenues and the Juni-Im -- ..... madel P hla • ' New E., Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET 'wee, corner Bank st. sp,ooo State of Tennewee Five Per CenL
had just left Mr. Ever and and that the latter having previously purchased lots in two pub- a business in those days, when large combs corny. The company reeerve the right to advance the aP 2 n 51 ° 0 -
ev A : ittlio OF TRADE. Sueceseon to John B. Mews ACo Loan. mono eo Philadelp Kr 6 percent., L0an . ........ -75,0 W CO Mr. Wu H. Asimunisr. Mr. Wrwarrit P. GEMON.
Pennsylvudate,ooo,ooo 6 per cent. Loam Ko_9o tin_ _ ,Iy_ili_tsepl4_ _ _ _ __ _ _
had told him of the purport of his opinion on lic cemeteries, the deeds to which he returned were an indispensable part of the female head price at any time, and will not fill any orders or receive Folt o • Arn 51 AY .- Nineteenth street, above Arch. finished throughout Ina tude with the President that his full duty under JAM F.B.T. Itotral . LARGE POSITIVE SALE cF CAR OIL
(OATES WALTO
_Mennets,_ Quat s., .- - - --- -- - °Willie' ' - ------- - -- - 7,000 State of Tames** Six Per Cent
--- LO .11n.. ,-,...,-,.-,,,.....- -...-.: -.SAM -- PMEVtv&WOENEr O M - BOndllikiltaid -
. Ewe oo T ABELL, FEMALE SEMINARY.
the Ro ll ir3 case, and that it was because they contained clauses prohibiting gear, of much more importance than it now a e an t ua 6 ny u
y becription on which the money has not been
_patd et the Cempanra oince-beforothetimeof - - T l ic:
---- HATUJUILYS- -- ‘, ;,......--- ---- Walnut r it t P i t elt-glecl".24*--6"511..Y--4 " --- iitlGee - and its administration shall be fulfilled. . . ON Fitz: Y mono. .' _.. mem 300 sheerest Germantown Gas hiongages.
August 14. at 11 o'clock,on four months' credit, about 200 Company, Principal and intereet Camden. arid 'Anil:Wit* tiallOiiii Virriiiiiiii;q6 iiiii -S AT AUBURNDALE. MASS. .
to_ __the __circa - % that Rollins' zaaig - the burial-of- colored people within their en- nr. - Youngtetrtze, - then - - a -- bor o f %rat% -dr -- such inlvance. - --- The - eplendid new eroamer• LAD. OF Lamy. LAKE, a e
BLUALNE,J3inmEgriE. pieces of ingrain. Venetian. List, Hemp. Cottage and Rag by the Cite of Phills. Cent. Loan. . _, _ moo 0 0 Ten relies Dom Boston, on Boston and Albany Ilaihroad.
Captain W. W. Ingrago, leaves Pier ID, above Vine WE/3T PHILADELPIIIA-FOR Be LE-THE 'The questions which you addresa to me corne to
Carpeting& Gil Clothe, Rugs. die. , - of afforde superior facilities fora :mild or o rn amental educe
-15.000 00 Phlialleinhis end 000 on floe . Rare advsntages f M i
nation could not be accepted, etc. closures . fourteen years, displayed a great talent for al:inscriptions slimes:calved turhitadeipidaby ekre o e i t t r=fallf i v iv 'ruzia n yal Ic i tr i tiday at . 9 \ l4, e i d L ellandrome Stone Residence, built in the best man. • be of Practical and substantial interest in the PORT OF PittLADELFITLa-Auo. LA ;CI
__— , 7.500 160 share, stock Psiiiiiiiiiatltal: 6 per flt.Loart._- .. ~. . .... ~ . - 1, or us e„ French and Painting. ,
%we 00 Ehmtln on and BrolcolTop - 7 * per . os"xiit. * M - ort. Location healthful and beautil uL Number limited to
To this Mr. Stevens 'replied: "I believe l'he Hon. Edward McPherson,Clerk of the drawing arid painting ha water colors. My ner. with every oneentince. and laws lot of ground, EXClelltiVer administration of the government LARGE PEE.EartuY SALE OE,DXS) CASES rose Corr an o _„ „ _ ..... , gem 0 0 forty -Mx. Next year begins teotember 24th. 186 FL Ad-
Itirl 'Everts is not only a sound lawyer, but a HOMO of Representatives, who waa expected grandfather (with whom I lived) dealt in stn - DE HAVEN & BROTHER, nesday aed Friday.
Fare 42 25. including carriage hire. attest° No. 227 South Forty etc nd street (me of the b
locations in Weet Philadelphia. J. litt. GLIMMER de only by force of the recent legislation by Con- lux Braze. 5 Iri Owe Sum 6150 1 Mau WM& 92A BOOTS:I3HOES. TRAVELING BAGS, ,te...
ON TOESDA,I: MOnNibiG. ' 5,000 100 shares stock North Patunyhanda gage IL& ..
Ins
Rail roa d c om p ....____,„‘„ gem 00 Gaudy mance Compagi`e kiiale. _
_lO5O ._
eo dress iiyeemo.mos.l24,l _ `HAS. W. CUSHING.
statesman, 'who will advise the President so here to-night to assist in the final ceremonies, tionery in the immediate neighborhood, and , , • tlerrnnta 41 50. • IoONP. NM Walnut "Meet. Dress, known as the "Tenure of Civil Mee bin," Amitysto YESTERDAY.
- --sseenemivnieses.-sierromer.-24-imenr trom-New Fink. - An& /4 at °
'clock. on four months' credit. - -- E3033-60-eluireer-Mock- elphia - and echanfaeßankfitock- ~.._. OCCIOO
funo op szELELT 130y13 ,
.5.C111,30,T 0.. .., _
~,..„,„
A° act as to administer the laws in a manner No 40 S Third Street. Seaton Tieketa $lO. Carriage hire extni.
will join the funeral train at York, as he is Leutze's sister was in the_habit,,every_few • • . Wir-The Lady-44A the Lake is siltre nor boat; Wilmer - .114 - Folt -- mE. - -.'ritE - mHEEN - THREE- -sTOß'sr---- that tuts Impreseed upon welateofvfneers - whieh with md , oto wea Ba i rd & c o ,
A .T. DII9IIITA , IIT Cr AT 1, Southern Mail Stumble Co 11,000 A:t pornmecisd Ten* of Pennines-um *Meek
r•-•
that-wilk-avoid-the - necessity-of Congress- - detaided - - hi - ffettyabtrg - Btu:doing - to - soufe days, of buying small quantities of paper for WM_ PAINTFR A, /1111 somas c /etre= accommodati ons an d te fitted np_with Mid grid'
. Ik4ldence, with three nory hack bremine.„ includes that now under
, „..-,- - ---
meetino in Flentprnhpr if he einem " het run_ ` A--.:--- - c ------.- --a - - - -a- - ,-1-....._- . - . . _ _ ,_ .
gee&Barer&
"" • • •
tinned, "I shall feel prouder than ever that I
urged his (Everts') confirmation." Mr. Simon
Stevens said that he had met General Rose
crane, and that the latter had spoken of Alan
son Stevens, nephew of Mr. Stevens, who
was :killed at Chickamauga. Mr. Stevens
looked up, and smiling, said, "He was a brave
boy. I like Rosecrans; I hope,that Mr. Sew
ard's instructions to General Rosecrans will
be such as will tend to build up and ,
strengthen our tottering sister Republic." He
spoke several times of going to his home in
Lancaster. He said to Mr. Simon Ste
vens: "I believe that Grant will be elected,
and that he will carry out the great
re-construction laws." His nephew then told
him about Morrissey betting on Seymour.
He replied: "I like him for his pluck. He
spoke of political prospects in Pennsylvania
several times, and said that the great national
questions now were reconstruction, financea
and the railway system. He then conversed
with the Rev. Dr. Emory, Mrs. Smith, his
nephew Thaddeus, and his body servant,
Lewis West. None of the remarks to these
were 'Specially noticeable, save one to his
nephew, to whom he said: "We'll have a nice
trip home. I'll visit the foundry with you,
perhaps," and smiled as if he knew the im
possibility of the suggestion. At five o'clock
Dr. N. Young visited him, who said he must
not be fatigued with talking, and pronounced
him in a sinking condition. He was con
stantly fed with pieces of ice. It appeared as
if an inward fever was consuming his vitals.
When the ice melted in his mouth, he would
reach out his band for more, and ap
peared to enjoy the relief afforded by being
fanned.
About seven o'clock the two colored min
isters, Rev. Mr. Hall and Rev. Mr. Reed,
both of the Israel Methodist Church, arrived
and requested permission to see Mr. Stevens,
and pray with him. When asked if they
should no so, he said: "Oh, yes!" These
colored ministers then entered the bed
chamber and approached the bedside. He
looked toward them, nodded his head, and
smiled. Rev. Mr. Hall said: "Mr. Stevens,
you have the prayers of all the colored peo
ple of the country." He ,Igain nodded his
head. They then prayed at his bedside until
sight o'clock when they retired. About
nine o'clock tor. Young again called, and had
a brief interview with his patient. The
Doctor pronounced him dying, and so
told him. Mr. Stevens looked at him,nodded
his head, but made no reply. Dr. Young
informed the household that his patient
would in all probability die before morning.
Sisters Loretta and Genevieve came in and
at once proceeded to read the prayers for the
departing soul. In the meantime Mr.
.Stevens lay quietly on the bed, and when
asked any question by his relatives would
, say "yes" or "no" quite distinctly. The Sis
ters desired to perform the baptismal rite, and
no objection being made, sister Loretta per
formed the ceremonies in an impressive man
ner. At eleven o'clock it was observed that
he opened and closed his eyes with a nervous
twitching, but still appeared conscious, and
still continued to swallow the small pieces of
ice that were placed in his mouth.
A. few moments before midnight his eyes
closed, he seemed apparently to sink into a
quiet sleep. The clock struck 12, and his
Spirit passed from his body.
The Sisters of Charity at once commenced
to recite the prayers for the dead, while
those in the room remained. Mrs. Smith and
young Thaddeus exhibited their grief in most
violent demonstrations, and were finally con
ducted from the room.
Surgeon-General Barnes detailed Surgeon
E. F. Schafhirt, of the Medical Museum, to
embalm the body and prepare it for inter
.ment,and at ten o'clock this morningthe doc
iter had finished his labors . The body was
then dressed in a suit of plain black clothes,•
and laid in state in the parlor of his resi-
Alence on South B street, where it has been
'visited` to-day by hundreds of his friends.
Looking at the face of the corpse
to-day, it was difficult to percdve
any change in a single feature,
and from the solemn surroundings, and the
presence of mourners the impression that he
Was enjoying a calm, contented sleep, readily
suggested itself.
Ms face, in the latter years of his life, was
se colorless and almost as bloodless as parch
ment, and it still retains its natural paleness,
while both hands are fully open, evidently
provipg that he did not suffer much physical
sgontes,save and except the agonies of death.
. He. will he laid out in a suit of black, the
same dress in which he usually appeared in
She Rouse.
Lemuel Williams, the undertake; has pre
grated a rosewood coffin, adorned with silver
)ands and giver =outings, and Hued with
burg College by Mr. Btevene.—Phila.PreBB.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPE.OT.
At a meeting
,of citizens of Lancaster in
Washington yesterday, the following resolves
were passed:
Whereas, By the dispensation of an all-wise
Providence our beloved friend and Representa
tive, Thaddeus Stevens, who has so ably repre
sented us for fifteen years, and whose ability and
energy were used to the latest period of his life
in behalf of hie country, died at his residence in
Washington last night; therefore,
Resolved, That as citizens of Lancaster county,
and friends of the deceased, we-'sympathize with
the grief of true mourners in the bereavement
which Divine Providence has brought upon our
nation, to which our deceased Representative
was always true and loyal in all relations of life;
for as a patriot, friend, and true gentleman, we
cannot hope to meet his equal ; we miss his
voice, so familiar to us at home as well as in the
council of the nation,-and feel that his death has
left a void which cannot be filled, for he was al
ways the veteran of a thousand fields and cham
pion always of right:
Resolved, That the secretary be directed to
transmit a copy of these resolutions to the friends
of the deceased.
' Resolved, That we sincerely condole with the
relatives of our deceased Representative,
and
tender to-them our heartfelt sympathy in their
irreparable loss and bereavement.
Resolved, That as a testimonial of our respect
forjhe memory . of the deceased we will wear the
Usual badge of malerning for thirty days.
A meeting of the citizens of Gettysburg
was held in the court-house last evening, and
adopted resolutions presented by Hon. Ed
ward McPherson regarding the death of Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens. They recognize him as
having been a statesman, lawyer, philanthro
pist and citizen, and express a feeling of
gratitude and love for his attachment to the
local and educational interests of Adams
county,of which he was for twenty-five years
a resident. A committee from the county
was appointed to attend his funeral. It was
decided upon to close the places of business
and have the bells tolled at the hour appointed
for his funeral.
RESOLUT/O.NB OF THE PHILADELPHIA UNION
MEM!
:UNION LEAGUE House; Philadelphia, August
12, 1868.—At a special meeting of the board of
directors of the Union League, of Philadelphia,
held August 12, 1868, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Divine Piovidence to
i
remove from the scene of his labors eur fell w
citizen, Thaddeus Stevens, late member 01 C n
grees from the Ninth District of Penneylva 'a;
and whereas, it is fitting that wo should expres
our sense of the loss which\ the country has sue
tained in the death of a man ho has rendered ser
vices so eminent to the cause which the Union
League of Philadelphia was organized to sustain;
therefore
Resolved, By the board of directors of the
League, that we deeply deplore the absence from
the councils of the nation of one so pre-eminent
for unswerVing patriotism, strict adherence to
principle, and long experience in statesmanship.
Resolved, That we shall ever cherish the
memory of the true courage and unehrinking
firmness with which, in the darkest hour of the
nation's peril, ho was ever ready to defend tke
right and to set an example of sublime confidence
in his nation's destiny.
Resolved, That in the struggles which lip before
ne the recollection of the unfaltering energy with
which he fought the good fight to the last, until
strickotaown with the harness on his back, will
stimulate us to renewed efforts to secure for our
country those blessings for which he sacrificed
rest and health, and finally life itself.
Resolved, That the secretary be directed to
communicate these resolutions to the family of
Mr. Stevens.
Father Hyacintho on theUntted States.
A correspondent of the Boston Watch
man and _Reflector says
"Father Hyacinthe, one of the greatest
Catholic preachers of Prance, if not the great
est, referred beautifully to the United States
in one of his late discourses at Notre Dame.
The writer was present, and will never forget
the eloquence of the great monk on that oc
casion. The subject of his late series of con
ferences was the relation of civil society to
Christianity, and the second of these discour
ses discussed the question of sovereignty.
"Father Hyacinthe does not believe that
monarchy is the only form of government;
he is liberal in his views, and seems glad to
improve the opportunity of proclaiming, in
the pulpit of the old cathedral of Paris, that
`there is outside the sovereignty of absolute
princes k legitimate and respectable sover
eignty; the sovereignty of the nation itself,
or democracy.' Here is his reference to .the
United States :
6. now turn toward the modern ages, I
ank for nations formed under our own eyes.
What example shall I take'? Shall I go to
Switzerland.? Bhall I interrogate the city o
His full name was Emanuel Gottlieb, but
of late years he dropped his middle name and
was known only as Emanuel Leutze.
In conversation he often expressed his de
termination to "make his mark in the world,"
and would laughingly remark that some day
he would come back from Europe "a great
man."
Right nobly did he verify his prediction,
and in his lamented death in the maturity of
his fame art has sustained a loss from which
it will not soon recover.—Cor. N. Y. Mail.
A New Thing in Art.
BERLIN PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS.
A. S. ROBINSON,
No. 910 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has Just received a superb collection of
Berlin Painted Photographs of
FLOWERS.
They are exquisite gems of art, rivalling in beauti
naturalness of tint, and perfection of form a groat varie
of the choicest exotic flowering lante. They are mounte
on boards of throe sizes , and co ld from 25 cents to $3 and
$4 each.
For framing, or the album, they are incomparably
beautifuL .
S. A. CALDWELL,
Secretary pro rem
TATANTFD—BY A FAMILY OF FAX PEBBONB (NO
'Y V children), Boarding, in a private family, in a central
location. Addrere, with references, A. X.." Buwarrus
lace. auL2 20"
1r ANTED—PERMANENT • BOARD FOR GENTLE.
man, Wife and two Bons (6 and 9 years) in a Reli
gious private family Central location; moderate term'.
NVill furnish rooms if necessary. Aadress P. F., Borax.
2rliOffice.aul2-81.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME—IN. ACCORD
ance with ..he Act of Ameembly of the Ninth of
April. A.D.. 1852, notice fa hereby given that the (twat of
Common Pleas of Philadelthia County did on the -Fif
teenth day of July. A. D ,1868, decree that the name of
Ii obart Emlen Hare should thereafter be Hoba rt Amory
Hare, 7y27 24t
ADVERTIUNG AGENCY.
GEORGE DELP . ID CO.,
Agents fond newapapene the.loweet rates, Moe.
No. 102 Cheat:ant street. second floor, PREBB BW(4D.
G
IN nof.tattuLly
1410 R BALF...—diN INVOICE Or Ef.AMBURG RAGA
r, swotted Linen and cotton.
wascarr soNit
Invis.4ls albs Walnut street. •
YTALIAN VERMICELLI-100 BOXES FTNE QUALITY 11 1 FIBB3EY FIGS.-2FOASES NEW CROP,. VARIOUS
- whito,frokorted and for Bale by J1N1..13, Btrama, 44 g r/d4B ` hudi g a a nd for ode bi JOEL a BUN=
CA LOB Dolga Delaware avenue. 00.103/1 1 414,14 D ware ammo%
and often often complained of the amount of paper
he wasted in that way. He was not much
inclined to join in the sports of the boys of
'the neighborhood, his fondness for drawing
seeming to engross his whole nature.
Somewhere about the year 1830 his father
sustained injuries. from falling through the
hatch Way of - a - sugar-house, - which -- soon - re
sulted in his death. The family soon after
removed from the neighborhood, and I lost
sight of Leutze for nearly ten years, when I
met him again, and we boarded together in
the same house for a year or two.
He had by that time acquired some repu
tation as a painter—mostly of portraits,
though he had produced other pictures of
considerable merit. His greatest desire was
to be able to carry out his long cherished
intention of visiting Dusseldorf, where he
could have opportunities for improvement
not attainable in this• country, but want of
means was the difficulty.
However, after a time, he succeeded in ob
taining commissions from some liberal pa
trons of the fine arts in Philadelphia, among
them the late Edward L. Cary, which enabled
him to go abroad.
I remember, as thought it were yesterday,
the night before he embarked for Europe in
1841. Two or three friends, including my
self, were in his room, discussing his pros
pects and cheering him with our good wishes.
Leutze sat at his table with pencil and paper
before him, having been engaged, as he told
me, in making some sketches of himself to
leave behlihd with his mother. In the midst
of the lively conversation which was going
on among us, he suddenly turned to me and
said, "B—,
sit down and I'll sketch you"—
picking up his pencil at the moment, and in
ten or fifteen minutes produced a very good
likeness,a faxing his signature, "E. G.Leutze,"
and as he handed it to me he noticed on the
back of the paper one of the sketches he had
beett making of his own head. He remarked
that I would not probably think the less of it
on that account. That sketch I have still in
my possession, and on hearing of his death, I
had it handsomely mounted so as to display
both sides of the paper.
The sketch of himself is a pencil outline,
showing an oval face, no beard, a well
formed nose, and full, prominent lips, with
hair worn long and falling in many masses
on his shoulders.
THE FINE ARTS. -----L
BOARDING.
PNEVSONAL.
No. 86 S. Third Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH &Carp
10 South Third Street.
And in New York
At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau St.
AND BY
John J, Cisco & Son, Bankers, 59 Wall St.
And by the Company's advertleed Agents throughout
the United States.
Remittances should be made in drafts or other funds
par in New York, and the bonds will be sent tree of
charge by_ return express. Parties subscribing through
Local agents will look to them for their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1f has must been Pub
'lobed by the Company, giving fuller information than s
Possible in an advertisement, respecting the Progress of
the Work, the Resources of the Country traversed by the
Road, the Means for Construction, andthe Value of the
Bonds,whicb will be sent tree on application at the (ken-
Pears ogees or to any of the advertised Agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, filiw York,
to 4 JO to w. srs
POPULAR LOANS.
UNION PACIFIC RAIISOAb
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS°
At 102 and Accrued Interest.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
At 103 and Accrued Interest.l,
m
Bonds on band for immediate delivery
Full reports, maps, &c., furnished upon appli
cation.
\r - '
(I'lll t)'las
No. 40 S. Third St.
GOLD AND GOLD COUPONS BOUGH!
BY
P. a: PETERSON db
.88 South Third Street.
Telegraphic Index of Quotations stationed in a now
spicuous place in our office.
STOCKS, BONDS. &c., are.,
Bought and Bold on Commission at the respective Boards
of Broken of New York. Boston. Baltimore and Plitia
delphta. dm)
BROWN, BROTHERS & CON,
No. 211 Chestnut Street,
Iww Commercial Credits; also, Circular Letters of
Credit for Travelers, available in any part of the
a5OOO 8 1 A000, 136000. and PPLY to $5,000 TO INVEST
ortgage. A
anl2 gt• A.. FITL ER.
St North Sixth street
GMOWN BRAND LAYER . RAB3LN&* WIIOLEB.
halvee and quarter boxes of Me splendid fruit. brad.
!AA end for sale brJOB. 8. , BUBB= dr. 00.. NB Bar th
Ware avenue. '
OPPOSITION
70 11.1 E
COMBINED & RIVER
M NOPOLY.
SteamerJOßN SYLVESTER wIU make daily amour.
Mona to Wilmington (Sued aye unenvied). touching at
Cheater and Marcum Book. Leaving Arch Street mire
at al., and .1 r. N.
Returning. leaver Wilmington, — ntT - Li - ic, and I P. Y.
Light freight taken.
L, W. BURNS.
Captain.
FOR CHESTER. BOOK. AND WII.
311NOTON—At 8.80 nu! 900 •A. AL, and
360 P. M
The steamers S. M. FELTON and ABIBL leave Cheat.
nut Street liVtiart (Sundays excepted)) at 8.30 and 960 A.
M.. and &601' M. ; returning , leave Wilmington at 030 A.
M.. 12.60 and &50 P.. 61. Stopping at Cheater and Hook
each way.
Fare, 1.0 tents between all pohite.
Excuraion Ticketa. 15 mu% good to return by either
Boat Jy7 116
r gA: . $ :1 ¼ tl p'ltl_l.t[.t:t [•z •:t IJ_:JJ
FINE DIIESS SHIRTS
AND
{TENTS' NOVELTIES.
J. W. , SCOTT &
814 Cheattmt Street, Philadelphia,
Four doors below Continental floes
ns w U
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANUFACTORY.
hibra for these celeb ra briefted Shirts mineed protaptti
notice.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of late irtyles in full varlet/.
WINCHESTER & CO..
w4t 706 CHESTNUT.
OENTFP PATENT arsmo AND BUT.
- toned Over Gaiters, Cloth, Leather,whlts
jb,
and brown Linen; Children's. Cloth and
4tv V • set, Lenin_ gs t_ made to order
40 11 -% lor - GENTIP rchNIEHING GOODS.
„WI or every deseription,vwElow, ett3 Chestnut
street, corner of Ninth. The best Sid Gloves
cm ladles and aaata. at
RICEIELDERFEIPa BAEALE.
nollt-th OPEN IN THE EVENING.
we're:mum azwimarar, etb•
LEWIS LADODIUS & CO
(DIAMOND DEALERS & , JEWELERi.
vr.irenas, JEWELRY S:kiILYEILL WARE.
WATORES and JEWELRY REPAIR.
Chestnut St., Phila•
Watches of the Finest Makers.
Diamond and Other' irevcrelryi
Of the latent styles.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
Etc., Eta .
EMAIL STUDS FOE EYELET HOLES.
A large aesortment must received, with a variety et
settings.
WM. 13 0 . 1es W ale A D JELIVE
in it CO.,
ers
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
S. E. corner Seventh and Chestait Street.,
And late of IV 0..85 South Third EtFeet.
.3e21.9
GROVERIES, LlQVOlia t MID
TO .IPAIMOLIE
ResidpOn the` Rural Districts.
We are prepared, air heretofore, — to — rapply - farcearat
their country residences with every description of
FINE GROCERIES L IgAs, &o„,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Corner Eleventh and Vine Streetm
FAIR'THORNE & CO.,
Dealers In Teas and :&glees,:
No. 1030 STIIIEET•
A.ll_6ooda guitrauteed pure, of tha beet quality: and sold
at tumult° prim.
Sala) 8m•
ABLE CLARET : 200 0203F43 OF SUPERIOR TABLE T
Claret, warranted to, give eattelaction. For sale by
M. F. BPILLIN, N.: W. corner Arch , and Efgkthetreets.
SALAD 011-100 BASKEDTEI -OS LATOUR'S SALAD
Oil of. the' latest ino .rtation. For 01Se by'. M. F.
IT ANS. GttiPT) BEEf7 . . aril, TONG S..— JOHN,
.Gtewardss justly. , selebrated unreel .and ried Beef.'
and Reef Tongues; she the beat brands of Cincinnati
Harm For sale by id.- F.- armun. N. W. corner Arch
aid Eighth 'treats.
. . .
G. • LUIDDELL,
CALVIN Aothtar,
Offico No. E 8 N. DeL avenue.
my7•tti s to
Mee all the moth= convenlerinterlaeludlng two
bath roome. Lot 21 feet 6 inches fn ot by 100 feet deep.
J. M. (11111M11,1" 12 BONS, 6C6 Walnut street.
jeFOR 8 A LE—TB E EtANDSOME, TEIBMEETORY
brick dwelling. v. MI attlea. and tince.atcry double
back building. eituata No. an rine street. flaa
every modern convenience and , imprprement, and is
good order ; let 22 feet front by 118 t eet deep. J. M. GUM.
M EY & SONI3, 5(03 Walnut etreet.
EIALE—LA I.IAIWZONTE FOULEITORT
brier reeidetwo, with marble tireeehtge, threootorir
double both buildinv,extra conveniences sad lot 1717
feel de to a street.eltuath on the south side of . „ Uellettellet
welt of tleth meet J. M. OUMAIEY 4 BONS,
60E1 Walnut etreet.
in CAPE MAY COTTAGE FOR BALE. CONTAIN.
lag 7 rooms; eligibly locator!' on York SVCIIIIRL
. 11 E 2 For particulars eddrege M. C.. thto onto& IWI-tfl
_F OR SALE—FOUR GOOD COUNTERS; ALSO
• belying,. with 65 mahogany drawers. Aggig M(.l
Chestnut tared, au 122 t•
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOTS.
e Lot Warhington avenue and Twenty third IL
Three lota W. S. Franklin. ablve Poplar.
Five lota E. B. Eighth, above Poplar.
Lot E. B. Twentieth. below Spruce et
Lot E. S. Frankford road. above liurrtingdon. Apply t
COPPUCE do JORDAN. 433 Welnutat. nurtrti
TO INJEtIrTio
FOR,RENT.
Premises 809 Ohestntit Street,
FOR STORE OR OFFICE..
Ako, Office! and largo Rooms. <ti bia fora Commerda)
College.• Apply at
BANK OP THE REPUBLIC.
Je24ef
HANDSOME COTTAGES, Et
. ioelg:Furnisited,
To Bent for the Somme! Season.
APPLY OR ADDRESS
WILLIAM L. CRESSE,
WASHINGTON nousz,
Washington Elt., Cape Island, N. 3,
15 114
rMARKET AND FOURTH Et TREETS.-BTORE
iROUTH EAST CORNER TO LET. Apply at
No. 855 Market street,
.
Daily from 10 to 11 o'clock.
• -
itTO isENT—IC 0.10 EAMILTQNTERRACE, WEST
Philadelphia. Large yard. fine ehade. Ac. immedl
ate pole oevion. Apply next door above. au.5.1115
ETO RENT OR Fill. BALL'.—THE THREMBTORY
" Brick LT:veiling, eituate No. 220 South Twenty•dret
;street; bin! every modern convenience • lot 18 feet
front bv 180 feet deep, to a - 2 feet wide street. Immediate.
poneeeion given J. M. GUMMEY & BONS. 888 Walnut
Arcot
ISUZINEBg vwsns.
JOHN J. WEAVER. J . BYLLEIIB riternarar.
WEAVER & PENNOCK,
PLUMBERS. GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
37 North Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
Country Beate fitted up with Gas and Water In first
class et le. An assortment of Brain and Iron Lift and.
Force FilMjae constantly on baud.
LEAD BURNING AND CLIBMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B.—Water Wheels mmOlicd to the trade and °rem
at reasonable prices.
ROBERT M. O'KEEFE,
Plain and Ornamental Hamm and alga Painter
1021 Walnut Street.
Glazing promptly attended to. m9BO BICb
jAmis A. vraIGII.T. tworurron EIZZ. (=soar
WIEIXIDOBE walnut nuns x.. =au.
?WEB WRIGHT AbSONA,
Importers or Earthenware.
Shipping and Gomminion hieratuants,„
No. lig Walnut street. Philadolnhia. •
COTTON AND LINEN SAIL DOCK OF EVERY'
Width, from one to six feet wide, all numbers. Tent
and AumbigDuc_l4_l"apermaicers Felting. Bail Twine,
JOHN W. EVERMAN & 00., No. linVbereb St r ,
WELLB.-OWNERS PROPEM- mta& Tag
J. only place to get prlyy wella cleansed And,
emery low prices: A: ESYSBONadannt .setaret
drone. Goldsmith% Rath littera , street. •
wank
NFORMATION. WANTED OE' EON. P. KENNA, OP"
—l Philadelphir4 — who — wasn — boTtrd 10. B. S. Somerset
in Gall Squadron in '65.66. Any person knowing We.
whereabouts will confer a favor by address
JOHlt J iI tENNA.
,DI P. 0 Box 886, New uryport. Mum
AGENTLEMAN, OF GOOD QUALIFICATIONS AND*
address, who bas been unfortunate in. boxineee...
would like to obtain a position - as clerk.. being agood and.,
rapid writer, Would accept the position of .WravaDrue„
Seleeman for a good house. Beet of reference Elven.
dress Box 2139 P. 0.
SSOI3ONUS FOR A SUITABLE HOUSE 'LO
sated between Walnut and Coates, Broad ands,
'•Ntzteteenth ',treas.. Bent not to exceed $BOO. Ad—
dress • Scotlio,9Mee of the linlleUri. • aa1.2.8t '
TITANTED.—ACTWE AND INTELLIGENT GENTLE,
men to outage es Solicit* , a for the ROME LEE IN,
SUEANCE COMPANY, in this city and adjoining court—
Veg. Atlas , at. the office of th« COMPOIDY. I I '
E. IL ESLER, Genera/Agent. .
ante= w[ha§ corner Fourth and I ibrary Phi's:.
DUN GOODS.
8A 'AND 34 - BLACK IR ON BAREGES. nEffr . ,
-x-, miff.. - - •
Pnte 8U Black Grene:dinee.
Bummer Pofdlyn 6 , tf
Blank l e an g e br a a le vo e ill ati nu d Ro n t d un ne au,.
wnne end Sly* Renege Shawl
white vilidi , fnaelelJama,nhavybs.--
Summeentock ., of. Bilks . and DwrerNa
ap t c 34ing . Out ,
cheap.
.1918 tf 38 aouth Second s treet.
a L wit o • ce-•o en - which cannot 'ix
terreinated.excesit_by the concurrence, of the
President and the Senate in the appointment of
sticceizor, and.his actual-induction into the of
, •
So long as the President, by force of the Con
stitution and the laws, bad the power, to terml
nate•the office-holler's possession "of his office by
a removal at the Presiden t'a diricrellon, and against
the will of - the - offlcer; the tenure of - the latter's
desired adherence or resi gn ation of his , office
could have spedal' sknificance, for they
could impose no restraint upon the time or man
mer of the President's exertion of his proper
authority in the premises. The precise effect,
therefore, of the legislation referred to is the first
point for consideration.
The purpose of the Tenure Office Civil bill was
to change the doctrine and practice of the gov
ernment by which removal from office at the
discretion of - the President had Igen eatebllshed
as a proper, and, as had been thought a
attendant of the Executive duty , and =ll
bility, under the consideration to-maintain the
efficiency and fidelity 'of the public service, in
failing the manifold' and. ineetskult obligations
of the administration and -in execution of the
This purpose, which might lutve been united to
a requirement of the concurrence of the Senate
with the Executive id effecting nrentoval from
office, and yet left the capacity of removal as a
separate and independent act,open to the exigen
cies of the public service, have been caused by
the law to the extent of precluding a termination
of the officer's hold upon his office by the united
will of the Executive and the Senate, except by
the sole and specific mode of the appointment,
confirmation and„ qualification of a eaccesatir..
This firm hold upon arf office into which he shall
once have been inducted, is pat distiticUy by the
act as , a matter of the right and title. The
onsequence of this is that there is no other pos
sibk) mode of vacating 'the office thus protected
against the will of the officer, during the session
of the Senate, however flagitious and imperious
his peraonal or official conduct may be, except
through the conditional process of impeachment.
During the recess of the Senate the remedial.
proceeding of temporary suspension for cause by
the Executive, followed_ by :accusation to the
Senate and judgment thereon, is provided, and
may result in the removal of the officer without
the necessity of the simultaneous appointment,
confirmation and qualification of his auccessor.
The language of the section securing the right
and title of the office-holder is too clear to admit
•of doubt ::that every person holding any civil
-office to which he has been appointed by and
with the advice' and consent of the Senate, and
every person who shall hereafter be appointed
to any such and shall become duly quali fi ed to
i
net therein, s and shall be entitled to hold such,
office until a successor shall have been in like
manner'appointed and duly qualified, except as
herein otherwise provided.
Mr. Rollins then, at the date of his letter to
the President, was entitled to hold the office of
Commissioner of Internal Revenue until a sue
ecessor should , have been - appointed by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, and should
have qualified; and the only interruption of this,
hie personal right, possible under the law,. was
the general process of impeachment and Judg
ment thereon; or the special proceeding of sus
pension, accusation and judgment thereon, pro
-vided bythe act Itself, and which r obviously par
takes of the nature of impeachment. It rested
then, under 'the operation of this law, solely
with Mr.`Rollins to determine whether he voltm
larily pat an end to his bold ;upon the office by d.
relinquishment or .reeignation._ of . it, and the
•question whether the office is now vacant must,
an my opinion _: turnentirely upon a just con
struction of the effect of the letter of Mr. Rollins
thißlegard - • I
'Th i
Tiffs letter i s manifestl y flied, with the intent of
conveying an-mPression. that the •writer does
place himself in respect to his office and to-the
public service, and to thepowerand duty ciethe
President in connection therewith, upon a differ
ent footing from that which, ,the law,tagainet or
with - out - deference to iiitl,whihes, leaves him rest
upon.,: Deily • weighing; alt parts of. this official
-communicatiorto) the President with respedt to
the faimmissioner, would require me; . l if posOble,
to 'give tofficialleffiele thereto.',, - cannot
hesitate t 6 pron'onnV6 ` entirely Without any
legal:operation whatever• upon - Mr.' Rollins
tenure of his office. -I . am obliged to regard it at
_preaentasS, tender of reeferintlemoshich-15-to-fc-.
•come a;resignation,on ; :netuat ref equiehment of
the Office, only 'thou widener the event which , is
minted and described by' the'Vviiter as a condition
precedent to.its having that.effeet.
This event, itithe langtiageOf Mr. Rollins, 'ad-)
dressed Muth° President)iso the qualification • of .
Amy - successori-Lneninated by - yourdelfAnd .con-'
firrned,bY,the Senate." w il l be perceived that
this event which is to ripen this. 'itender of a re
signation;' in tele relinquiehment of the 'same, is'
precisely - the action ot••ilie Executive and of the;
tietuite, ' and ,of the isneeessor of Mr. Rolline
which, by. the feral' ';of the 'Tenure of Civil'
-Office act," deprive hint of his office, and conse
quently-of any power or , will in regard to its re
linquiebtnenf.l I eannot-therefore, give to this
letter)•any °Metal or• legal torce whatever in
placing at the discretion or dispositiOn of the
Preeident any power over the office of Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue which he did not pos
sess without it.
It remains only for me to consPler whether the
ludorsCinent upon the letter of Mr. Rollins, made
by the Prcsidtut on the sth of - August instant,
operatt's npo - n the position of the office of Com
missioner or 'lnternal Revenue, as respects Its
vacancy; or his present 'authoritylo fill it. Un
,doubtedly it an officer of the government placea
with Mdse to W M gird & Co.
Brig Frontier. Skinner, 111,dan from St. John, NB. with
laths to D Trump, Son & Co, _
&br GA_Prant, Toth; 5 44.711 f rom James BIM, With
!amber to moore, Wheatley & Cottingham.
Behr Ethan Allen._Blake, 7 days from Portland, with
mdse to C C Van Horn.
&tarn W yr= Hobhltusi from New York, With logriod
to orders .
Behr Sussex. Mason. I days from =ton. Del. with
grain to Christian e Co.
Behr Benin & Harr, Fowler., 1 day imm Dover. DeL
with grain to Jos B Palmer._
Behr AA dr °stn./Lolly from rroviaence.
Behr A flarton,Fithir,___from Boeton:
CL.P.AB YELYPKIIDAY.
Steamer H L Gaw. Tier. Baltimore. A Groves. Jr.
Steamer H Willing, Ctindlft Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
Bohr J H Clements, Him, Newborn, J H Moorehead & Co.
Correettendittice Of , the Philidelphla.'.Evoning
_ . _
READING. Aug. IL' MIA
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Bebylkill Canal., bound to Philadelphia, haw arid
consigned as fOlkiwes • r , -
Clare, with Iran ore to Tomah; Cook di 41 1 0; HLloyd.
hit coal to II A & Beyfert; Dodge Mille and Amnia, lum
ber to Dodge & Co; Wm F Nagle,do to D B Taylor & Son;
Wright A . Bros. do to Baylor, Day & Morey; Florence &
Ellen. do to if N Boyd; Lintfe - La . time to P Ftnfruck;
Conrad di Whitman. sills to Reading RR Co; 8 rafts of
timber to t /kb blav Co. -- .. F.
l 'ldElfortAßMlA, ' ' '
Slip La Gloire. Beckwith. sailed from Geestemunde
27th ult. for New York.
Ship N Moslem Masher. Cleared at Rotterdam Mth nit
for Cardiff.
Ship Joseph Pip. Staelrpote, from Lfve_npooi fcr
was eptiken flithu t latll 40 Iklon 3626
Shit. Orien. - Hblbrook, froroldverpool fpr EianTrarAico,
was spoken nab May. lot 27 8, ion ,to W.
Ship Golden Hind, Davin,from New York for San Fran
cisco, sailed from Rio Janeiro 2811 June with part of In.
ward cargo.
Ste/quer Anierbut. (Oriental), Born& from New York for
AlonteeideNat Barbados 2ild ult.—ell welt • -
Steamer Norman. Crowell. cleared at Boston 11th Inst.
'for this port
Steamer Miesollsi. Palmer. at H avana 11th . inst. from
Steamer Tidbit:Kife (CB), from' Warhltillttin - N`li Phila
delphia and New York. at Holmes` Hole 11th hurt and
proceeded for Boston.
Steamtugs Gollah and 8 Flanagan. hence at 'P oithird
Ilth Met.
Bo a rk
Line. Vmmess..tierice for Antwerp, at Flushing
ult. .
Bark Josephine, Haven, cleared at Portland 10th hint
for Montevideo for orders.
Bark Florence Chipman. Jones, raged from Rio Janeiro
27th May for 'Baker's Island to load for Cork for orderer. —
Brig Wm Cretin; Haley, from Cienfuegos for this port.
which arrived at Hey : West Ist but with yellow (over on
board. remained in port bth. The captain'S daughter was
buried at If erWest Id But
Brig L A Blossom, Chatfield, hence at Portsmouth 9th
instant
Brigs J di H Crowley, CiowleY ; Tangent, lc erten. and
Mary E Thompson. Warren, hence at Boston yesterday.
Brig Maria Wheeler., -Wheeler. cleared at Boston 11th
tort. f or' how Bay. 08. ,
Liverpool S
Behr C.,0
tith ul ColgatarVan Baud.. hence via Richmond , at
t.
Schr Harriet Thomas, sailed from New London 10th
hut for this port.
Behr Petra, Bliubckft.rdi cleared at St John , NEL 7th inst.
for this pert - '
Belts H N Miller, Milletand B F Lowell, Leavitt, sailed
from Portsmouth Pth hut. for this port.
Sabra Geol4 genies, Pray. and .Mary .di Wiley.
cleared at Calais Bth inn: for thin port.
Seine Paul & Thompson. Godfrey. and Sarah J Bright,
Shaw hence at Boston ilth inst.
&his F M E Femenelt of Milton, Del. at Holmes' Hole
11th inst. bound W.
Sella- John Johnson, Mcßride, hence at Providence 11th
instant
Schr Glenwood, Lawrence, hence at New Bedford 11th
Instant.
Behr T Borden, Wrightington. sailed from Fall River
11th inst. for this port:
Behr John A Griffin, Foster. at Charleston 11th instant
from Bosto B
3.ehrs N JMiller; Adele, Trudell, and H Simmons, God
frey. bailed from Salem 10th inst. for this port.
Bohr C L Vandervootti 'Either. cleared at Boston 11th
lust for Bangor to load for this port.
Behr Alexander, cleared at New Haven 10th instant
for thin port.
Behr Sarah limen. Adams, hence for. Wilmington. NC.
was parsed 9 AM itth. hut by the dimmer Pioneer. at Wil
mington. _
Behr Eastern Belle, Ruthann, hence at Bangor 10th snot.
• • -
MARINE - RHSCEIII,PMG
Behr Wm L Springs from Wilmington. NC. for N York,
before retorted an having Attune ashore °nem rip inside of
the western bar, below W - wax got off on Friday night
aster several days ' labor. It was thought at one time she
would go to pieces, but on the Bth she was (awed up to the
city, leaking badly and conelderahly4rdamd ; but the
steam pump placed in her was. clearing out the water.
The Tecumseh, Sponagre,' from' Liverpool' for Boston,
MO spoken March 14. in lat 45 N, ;;lon; 23W, and has • not
since been beard of. ' •
The Elizabeth. Dyev_•, galled from New Yorkfor Queens
town or Falmouth March IL and has not since,. been
heard of.
U B steamer Geeeral Putinam.._sunk at the Delaware
Breakwater, *as raised by Mr PW Beare, of the Atlantic
Submarine Co, and taken to Wilmington. Del. on the 11th
inst. She was turned completely amide down, with her
walking beam and gallows buried in thpßodto She depth
of fifteen feet. She is much damaged: ... ,
NAV/ I .4 6 .l 3 lCfP_ATE* l :'''
"ATAVAL STORES.-200 BARRELS No. 1 ROSIN; 60
1.11 barrels Pale Rosin; 300 barrela No. 3. Beata; 100 Dar
rein Prime White Spirits 2 urpentine ; barrels' North
Carolina Tar; 212 barrels Anchor Ship Pitch.
For a ale by EDW. H. ROWLEY.
au3 at No, South De t warp avenue,
110)3111 OIL ND .45.000 GALLO'S Ist UN
it Rosin Oil; 4,000 gala. 2d run Bashi Oil 4,000 gals. 3,1
run Rosin 0111 2.600 gala. 4th run Rosin Oil; 30 Barnes's
Bright Vamiah. For Hale by
E
t D_WARD gowLgy.
aul te ls;o. 16 Mouth lOolawstrilikveruse.
01W—Ay..A 8 lIATLVVINFER' NirXll4-LE OM'
do. uco °
d. d -zoo do.' Speina_LE4 do. N.
Lard.,d •al do No.ado.,.FoLoolo.by-COULLHELNi.II.O3,,
•
NAVAL VorRE6.-1, , 71 16. Rosni suo do No.
I do.; NO do - Pale' do. .1 do. Frisian Spirits; Purnell.
tine; lee do. H. Pitch; SO do. Wilmington Tar. For eaie
by COCEIitAN.4IIIBBEIALsa C0..112 N. Front etreetitgatt
COPARTNERSHIP-8,
T1D3801.1; toZ, 'Tkr4III3IITP.THE CO.
-I—F mutnershlp heretofore ' existk.g under the firm of
'f_DMUND YARD di COI isqlds day diasolved 'by mutual
consent.
YARDEDMUND. -
-`-- --- , JAMES-8.-FENTON,
-LUCIUS P. TEIONIPSON.
EDMUND - YARD.
The business of the late firm will be settled at, 617
ACIIESTNUT atreet. by tbe above. --_
Prin.a.DELIMIA. JEL I 943/s 18€8,
(10 PARTNERSHIP4,4110E.WE 'HANS MB DAY
VI formed a copartnership, under the name a the firm of
FENTON 4: TROMP4ON; for the transacting of the Im•
porting and Jobbing baldness, fn dike, foreign . arid-domes
tic dry goods, at our old etand, 617 011ESTNUT street..
- ' - - - LUul. P TLI hiPilON
PimADELruuLliluguilt Ist, 11.01. sul -18 1 4..
MO rails 41 to' 5-C CASMON7i4ATTMWOi choice
brands.
THE PRINCIPAL MO lEY ESTABLISHMENT—
S. F. cornenbt SIXTH and BMA drools.
Money advanced on iderchandlee generally - Watchell,
.Jewelry, ifamines. Gold and Silver Plate. and on all
artlc.es of valee. for any length of time
_weed on.
WATCHES ANII JteWELRY AT PEW.A.TE , SALE.
Fine Gold Hunting Case. Double Bottom and Open Face
Englieh. American and Swiea Patent Laver Watches;
Fine Gold Hunting Caae and UNDO Watches:
; Fine Gold Baplet and other %. at Fine Silver Hunt
ing Case and.. Open . Face English. American and anise
Patent Lever and Undue Watches; Double Case English
Quartier and other Watches=._ Ladies , ..E . ancrWatches ;
Diamond Breastpins; 'Tin Binge; Ear Rings; Studs ;
Arc.; Fne Gold Chains; as; Bracelets: Scarf
Pins: Breastpins; Finger - Rings:Pencil Canoe and Jewelry
FOE ALE.- - -A' large and valtiable FirepioOf Chest.
Killable for a Jeweler: cost 01650,
Alan. several Lots in South Vamaelh:Fffthind Chestnut
erreets
i 1). MoCLEBB •$
- AIaCTILFN '
No. 506 MARKET.street
BALE OF 1500 CABER autasosuogs, Buocuasiii.
BALUORALB:
- 'ON ,MONDAY.I4OIINING.
August 17, at 10 o'clock. we will sell by catalogue, tor
cub, 1500 Calla /dandy Bog' alidlrontbs. Boots, Shoes_
drogans Bklmorals. gcs. .
Alito,
a general snort:meat of Women's. Idleser 'and
Cblldren's clcy made, ocols.
JAMES FREEMAN;AUCTIO ) NIPER:* '
No. 422 WALNUT atileiet:
AT PRIVATE 8
A ,Irakup.ble property near Fourth and Walnut,
Avalaable hoodoo property No. 819Atch etreet.
EuitrENuTON.-A Handsome Mansion. •on mtabn . et;
lot 68by 700 feet.
dermWOODLAND • TERRA Hatideoree Modern E.
a.
BY
13ARRITT
di GO.. AUCTIONEERS. i,
'CASH AUCIION'HOUSE,'
No. MO MARKET street, corner of BANK street.
Caeb • advarmed eonelimments withtmt extra charge.
ON FaIDAY MORNING,
Aueuet 14, commencing at 10 o'clock
IGOO lota Staple: and Fancy - Dri;ooode. Glothin4alo
'eters , . Notions. Shirts and Drawent. ace,
Also. Blocks from Retail Stores; MO dozen Buck Gloves
and Gauntlets.
& HARVEY. AUCTIONEERS.
'Latepeith AL Thomas dr Sons.
Store No.:42I , WALNUT street
Rear Entranke on'Library street.
MARTIE BROTHERS. AttCrIONEERS.
(Lately Saletaxten tor. M. Thomas & Sow), _
No. 529
BY B. SCOTT an.
ES ART GALL__ _
_ERY
No. 1090 street. YAiladelebia.
1 1 L. ASHBEIDGE . 81 AUCTIONEERK
Na. 505 MARKET Wee, above Fifth.
f (LOTH STORE—TAMES it - LEE, No it NORTH
AJ SECOND street, have now on hand a large and choice
aesortwent of Ball and Winter Goode, particularly ad
apted to the Merchant Tailor Trade, comprising in part,
F Belgian and American Clotns of every descrip
tion.
OVERCOATINGS.
Black French - Castor Beavers.
Colored French Castor Beavers.
London Blue Pilot Cloths.
Black and Colored Chinchillas.
Blues, Black and Dahlia 'Beacom.
• PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Caseimerce.
Do do. Doeskins. ,
Fancy Casaimeres now style •
Steel Mixed Doeskins.
Cassimerea for suits, now. styles.
a 4 and 6.4 Doeaktns, best makes.
Velvet Cords, Beaverteens, Italian Cloths.
Canvas, with every variety of other trinurilngs, adapted
to Mtn's and Boys' wear, to which we invite the atten
lion of Merchant Tailors and Others, at wholesale and
retail JAMES & LEE,
No. 11 North Second street,
Sign of the Golden Lamb.
A • A: • • '7.1 : Df. • • it •
THE THRO AT AND LUNG', SUCH AS COUGHS,
COLD/kW - MOPING COHCiM, BRONCHITISASTIIMA
A 1930 CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history of medicine,
baa anything won so widely and so deeply r i Fn the con&
dente of mankind, as-this excellent reme for rano:
n a ry complaints. Through a long series years. and
among moat of the rates of men it has risen higher and
higher intheir estimation, as it has become better known.
Its unfform character and power to cure the various at
fections of the lungs and throat, have made &known ws a
reliable protector against them. While apted tarailder
forme of diseaseand to younchildren, it is at the mane
time the most effectual reme dythat tan be given for' in •
tipient consumption, and thedangerous affections
attacks
throat and lunge AS a provision egoista sudden
of Croup. it should be kept on hand in every family, and
indeed as 'ell are sometimes subject to colds and coughs.
'all should be provided with this tuatidete for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought incurable,
still great numbers of cases where - the disease seemed
Settled, have been completely cured, and the patient re
stored to sound health by the. Cherry Pectoral. So com
plete is its mastery over the disorders of the Latianj
Throat, that the most obstinate of them. yield to It
, nothing else Gould reach thean, under the Cherry FoYtc7 . 4
they subside and disappear.
Sing era and Pubito 43peetent" find great protection
'
from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cured by it.
Broaching to generally cured by taking the Cherry Poo
proA in small and frequent doses..l
So generally are its virtues known that we need not
publish the certificates- of-them here ordo - more-than
,asture the that its qualities are fully 'maintaisted.
IAYEIVE3rAGUE FEVER•AND AGUE. IN.
TE ENV: P,EVER, CHILL , FEVER, REMIT.
TENT DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL OR
BILIOUR R, &C.. AND INDEED ALL THE AF.
FECTI()NS WHICH ARISE FROM. Ma r.A RIOUS.
MARSH, OR Buttemierio POISONS.
As its name implies, it does Curs,and does not fail.
taining neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc, nor
ether mineral or poisonous substance whatever, it in 1.1.
wise injures any patient. 'The number and importance
of its cures in the ague districts , aro literally beyond ao•
count: and we'believe without a parallel in the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the - aclmowb
edgments we receive of the radical cures - effected in ob•
ponate.caseaand where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unatclimatedpersons,_ either resident. in, , or traveling
through telasmalde looalltiea, will be protected by taking
the AGUE CURE daily..
_ s rtsta .
For LIVER COMPLAINTS,' arising from torpidity of
the Liter; it' is an excellent remedy, stimulaUng the
Liver into healthy - -
For Bilious Disorders and Liver 'Complaints; it is an ex.
cellent remedy, producing many fully remarkable cures,
where other medicines had failed.
Preparedby Dr, J. O. AYER & CO., Practical and Ana.
iytical Chemists , LOwell." Mass.,' and. sold all round the
?world.
• . - PRICE, 61,00 PER BOTTLE. •
J. mARIS & CO., Philadelphia, Wholesale Agents.
au2S w lv
: KEMAL FRENCH PRUNEBi-400 ICAB3IB - IN TIN
eartabstermfi ;may_ bozo& Im.rted4 and toy sale by
108. B. 811 as UV. MI Muth Papiware amine,
00 TOM-600 BALES COTTON IN STORE AND FOR
ILI sale by COUilltAli, RUBULL ita North Front
'street' 1i27
lbitY - BOUM 03
I Par MarbetValne 4E102.921 50
Cost. 41.089.679 9e.
Real Estate.. . .... 86.000 00
Receivisia
made. • • . 219.185 6
Balances due — at Age Pre.
minces on Marine Policies—A(3-
'
erred Interes4 and other debts
due the Company. . . . 43.834 86
Mock and oth e rs 1314:
ranee and Companies.
• t 5.076 00. Estimated value....:. 8,017 00
Caah in Eank............ ........
Cub in . ... 998 U
103.816
DIRECTORS:
Thomai . C. Hann.Jarnm O. Hina%
Doha C. Davis. Samuel E. Stokes. ~
Edmund A. Braden James
Joseph H. ow. William C.
'fheophilus Padang. Jacob P. Jones.
augb,Cralg. JamoiD. McFaulan&
Edward Darlington. &alma P. Eno.
John R. Penroms. • John D.',Tl yior
.......
H. Jones Brooke. 13pancer Ed
Hem, Moan. um, C. DTilialt7lr..
WilliamCLper. Georn W. Bonsadank _
G. Bannon. - jobs B. Semple; Pittsburgh,
Edward Latourcado. ,•D. T. Morgan. • "
Jacob Siegal. THomils ' .la. o2 M ßANrodaei i
~"
, JOHN C. DAMS. Woe pre:Linear.
=NEVI:YUMA_ Secretary:, •
HENRY BALL. A:Wstant Secretary. . ' deg to oda
FIRE
o Ali n a d l3o CATION OF PIECLADEL
hit. In March_ .127 1880. una ,Office.
13 o. 84 N. th street. /mire
4 rusehold Fmaitere and
from Loss by Fire CW the CitY 01
; " =lda a1g,301 •
Statement of the Assets of Med/iodation
January lit, 1053. published in compliance with the pro.
visit nsaf an Act of Assembly of April 6th .11341„
Bonds tuul_Moges on Property in the 00
of •PhiladelphL only. . • SLUM= 11
Ground..... ............. ..... MEM 91
Real RAS .te . 61.744 67
Furnitursand Fixtures. of OMce. ••. .. . . . 4.490 08
U. B. 5.20 Registered 00
TRUBTREEL
1711lisurilL HamEttcm. Bartmel 31 8arhawls.
Peter A. Keyser. *Charles P. Bower.
&dux Oaxruw.. - Jesse Lightfoot.
George Yo Robert BlhoemWters
Joseph 'R. Lyri nn tall. Peter Armbruster.
93atk Peter 61 11 Dickinson.
CrIL
WM. IL HAMILTON, President. SAMUEL SPARHAWK. Vice President.
WM. T. BUTLER. Secretary.
OB COMPANY OFTREISIENITEAN
lATEDIEULADELPHIAE `B INB .
Mb Company takei risks at the !await rates emuditent
with safety. awl confines Mt Imaineas eadoeively to
FIRE INEIIIRANCE IN
FRIA THE CITY OF PHILAIIEL.
OFFICE—No. 783 Arch Street, Fourth National Bank
Building.
DIREC - TORS:
hat:Mut
Hirs 3.t. Martin. Charles B. Smith.
John Alberti:m.lolz,
Wm. A. Rolla. ' ' Henry Hamm.
James Mongan. James Wood,
William Glenn, John Shallcross.
Jame* Jenner, J. Henry Askin.
Alexander T. Dickson. Hugh Mulligan.
Albert U. Roberta Philip Fitzpatrick.
CONRAD B. ANDRESS, Frandent.
Wm. A. limns. Treats. . War. H. FAGE2f. Seiey.
riniE coins= FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-oi.
1 Hee. No. HO South Fourth street, below Chestnut.
"The Fhe Insurance Company of the County of PbUa.
Jelubta." Incorporated by the Legislature of renxusVet
niaNM
derelyfor Indemnity against LOU or damage hi fir&
ox :..
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable inatituthm.with ample cams lead
.ont i f i und carefully invested, continues to' inane
bull furniture, merchandise,&c.. either permansidili
or f ora ted time, against lota or damage by fire,at the
lowest rates consistent with the absolute Ufa" of tie ow
tomer'.
Loesesedinated and oatd ir hAn possible deeParolt.
Chas. J. Sutter. Andrew H. Miller.
Henry Budd. , James N. Stone,
John Horn, Edwinl+ ReaMit,
Joseph Moore, I Robert V. Mammy. Jr..
George hteokg. Mark- Devine.
CHAMaII J. SUTTER. President,
HENRY BUDD, Vice.Pzealdent.
Brerrannt F. Honagraior, Sectetar7 and Treaaurer.
pIiCENIX 'INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1804--CHAItTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT street. opposite the Exchange.
This Company Wares froin Togas or damage by
FIRE
on liberal team. nn hoildina. Merchandise. iaraiiiiM
dic., for limited periods, and pernumentkv on building' by
deOtslt or premium.
The Company has been In active operation for mord
than sixty
_year; during which , all Imes have been
promptly adjusted and_paid.
_ D/RECTORS.
John Usage. David
M. B. onv. Beniagi ndi thing.
John T. Lewis. Thos. H. Powers.
William S. Grant. • E
goad Learning. Edmond Csarnion,
D. Clark Wharto Samuel Wilcox.
- _
Laymen" LevlijrOil Louis
ti wucframpls.Proddeng.
Haarnar.lVinonz - Bearatnrra -- - - . -
TEFPEBSON FIBE INK/RANGE COMPANY OF PHI
tadelphia.—Oftice. Na Se North- Fifth street. neat
Market atreet. ,
Incorporated by the Leiti6tture of Pernmeilianfe. MIN
t e r porpetttaL =Gapital and Amae13166,000.' Make In.
manceEou or Damage_by tire ort_Pnblto
Tate Br.NZ l tei u mt • Furniture. Stoob. Goode and t eime
diva on fIagon t4DiBEGTORS.
Wm. McDaniel. . • Edward P. Moyer.
tFael Ptteraont.. , , 'Frederick Ladner.
dohnE,neleterung. , Adam J. Glue.
Etentymagener. . Henry_lkdany.. '
.1600 S &Mt
Frederick Doll. Ontiatiaark Prick.
Samuel Miller. George E. Fort.
. William D. Gardner. _
• yirmLum MoDANIDEI., President
ISRAEL PETERSON._ Vice President.
Pm= E. Utaxeurt. Secretary and Trftlifte.
A MERIOAN EWE INSURANCE OCEPARR. INGO&
porated MA—Marta perpetual. .• •
No. 810 Wreak above Third. Philadelphia
Having a large paifinp_tlapital Stook and Surplus fa.
slated in sound and evadable Securities. continue to
Sor p e on dWe
o lljn
ows% is. stores.
artoes. furnitur e othe msonal . naesuluindise. vessels
AU l rt. aniew ,anA r propertS.
andpro-- - 4 ,
77►anGbs R.° aria,
(Eduipad 0.-Datilb.
weitai '14)23 -- -: Ednit 4'-
unit
a. ,
7.triek Charles W. Faultier .
William. •'. Paul Wetherni•- ;
ahhn • . Israel Monis. •
- John P
;won _ _ THOMAS R. MARIE. Problem&
Vmwrono,,Becrom
Itelianceliummu% Company of
Cash An Bank and on band • .".
- • • . a.
Worth at Par
Worth this date at marke
R t TO priees imams so
DIECRS.
CI ook Thomas H. Moore.
wm. DritlSSer, Samuel Costner.
Bamnel Blepham, James T. _Young.
H. L. Carson, Uase P. Baker,
Wm. Stevenson, - Christiana'. Hoffman,
Beni. W. Thmter. Samuel B. Thomas.
Ed Biter. • .
CLEM TINGLEY President. •
Tomas 0. Hum, Secretary.
PromAnramila, HoMmaber 1867. lattn tb. s tt
.cos 15
LITRE INWILINCE • EXCLUSIVELY.—THE . PENN.
I' sylvania Fire hum:ranee Comp••••lncorporated MI
--Quitter Fernateal—No.ND Wal rtreet , oppodte in
dependence Square. ' -
This Company, favorably icterwn to the flWty tot
over forty year!. continual to insureloas or dam
ade 17 dr% on Public or Private 13 'either terms
nently or for a limited time. Alto, on tam liltook!
of Goods and hierchandim generally. on liberal Mum ._.
Their Capital, together With . a large Surplus Fund. Is la
vested In a moat careful-manner. Which `enable, them to
offer to the insured an undECTOß&oubted seuttulty in the area of
lora. • DIR
I
Daniel Smith, Jr.. . John Demur. •
Alexander Benson. ' ' Thomas Smith.
ha= Hatelbarat. Henry
Ttuanas Robing. J. G Fell.
• Daniel Haddock. Sr.r. . ••
.
DANIEL SMITH , Jr:.
.addict.
Wrumait.o..Csowzrz. ecretary. ..•
A NTHACriT.,_INEIIIIONCE COMPANY. -0 gVH
TER PERPETUAL.
Office, No. 811 WALNUTstreet. above Third, Philad&
Win insure against Lou .or Dams4e_by. Fire. on BOMA
ings„ either perpetually or for a lindrea ume. goonhour.
Furniture and Merchandise generally.. _-
Also. Marine Insurance on ' Vessels • • . oaraoes ans•
Freights. Inland Iturusanee to attparts of the Union
Wm. Esher. p DDlECTOn n eter Sieger.
D. Luthel eairta, E. Baum;
Lewis An ,Wnvr, Dean.
John R. Blakistan. Johnlgetcham. -
Devil Pearson. John_ B. Her.
ESMEIg. President.
P. DE AN . Vice President.
a23.tn.tb.s4
WM.
Wm. U. Etyma. Secretary.
I.' SVIAME
treet INSUBANCE COMPANY. NO. NOUN CSIEBT
PHILADELPHIA.
PIRE^II4SURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
A/RECTORS. t.
Francis N. Buck. Pbnip_El. Moltke.
Charles Richards On. John W Even:lnn.
Beau cods. Edward D. Woods 1.
Robert rea e rce. st &La. Kessle rSWkno.. Jr..
A. W. . Chas.
Bo Ota. bertß. Patter. • Mordecai Huai.
FBANOW3 N. DK., Preiddent.-'
CHAR. RICHARDSON. weave/went.
Wn.x.same L BLAJICCUASA. Secretary.
D. M. LANE, oeuk
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
naspeetftdly invites attention to his large stock of finished
Carriages; also, orders taken for Carriages of eve)"
128Veriptisip2Ist
gaRDPACTORY AND WAREROOMA
MD, 8484 and 85138 MARKET erect,
Three squares west of Pennsylvania Railroad Depot,
Waist Philadelphia. .la2atti th
JOHN'S. LANE, COACH:MAKS% NO. L.4(11
Market street, has on band an assortment of
superior built carriages, which he offers at
very reasonable prices mw4-m.w.f.4m
"DODGERS' AND WOSTENHOLMII ' POCKET
KNIVES, PEARL and STAG HANDLES,— oof beautl•
lful finish. RODGERS' and WADE do BuTc....ws, and
the CELEBRATED LECOULTRE RAZOR.' •SIRSSORS
Di CASES of the finest quality,Razore. Knives, Meson
and Table Cutlery, Ground and - Follabed. EAR DISTRIT.
MENU, of ther_upproved conetmeUen to assist the
bearing, at P.' EMA'S. Cutler and Surgleal• bastru
meat Mahar. Tenth Streethelow Chestnut.. .mv.l tf
FOBTHARTIC
ALL THE
ES OF A LAXA.
ilDlClNE.—Perhapa
edicine if to miiver
eked by everybody
aortic, nor was ever
-, re so universally ,
to we, •in every
and among . all
this mild but effi.
gativo Pitt. The
.eason is, that it is a
.., reliable -and far more
,aectual remedy than any
other. Tho6o who have
trk— oared them; them who: have not,
know that their neighbors and friends, and all ,
know that what it does once it does always—that it never
fails through any fault or neglect of its composition. We
have thousands upon thousands of certificates of their re.
markatio cures of the following complaints, but such.
cures are known in every nehborhood, and we need not
publish them . Adapted to a dages And conditions in all
climates; containing neither calomel orant d e eterious
drug, they may be taken with safely by any Their
sugar coating_preserves thorn ever fresh and m akes them
pleasant to take, while being purelyy vegetable no harm
can arise from their use in any Illion. •
They operate by their powerful influence blithe inter.
nal viscera to purify' the blood and stimulate it into
healthy 'action—remove the obstructions of Hie stomach,
bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their
irregular action to health. and by correcting, wherever
they exist, such derangements as are the that origin of
disease.. _ _ _
thintite' directions are given in the wrapper on the box,
for the following complaints. which these ./Nis
. For DYSPEPSIA. or INDIGESTION, LIBTLESSNXI3I3. LAxt.
Gime, and Lose or Arrirrrra., they should be taken modery
ately to stimulate the stomach, and restore its health?
tone and action.
ll,rvaiCestrzartrr and its various SYMPtOIIIEI, Ens
-0178 HEADACHE; SICK HEADACHY, JAUNDICE or USE=
WEN - Fes, nitrous Como' and Brunpue ,Favase,- they,
ebould be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
It. diseased action or remove the obstructions which Must
For DYIITM'ERY or DIABEIKSA, but one mild dose !aged.
orally required-
For RHEUMATISM, Gorr, GrAYEL. PALMATION u* Ticl
limkgT PAIN IN THE SIDS, BACK and LOINS, they should
be continuously taken. as required, to change the.diseased
action of the system., With such change those complaints
disappear, • •
For Dropsy and DROPSIOALSWELLMOB they should be
taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of
a drastic purge. _
For Burrnr-seroir a large dose should be taken. as if pro:
duces the desired effect by symPathY.
As a Drasora PILL; take one or two PILLS to proniote
digestion andrelleve the stomach.
_yy
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
into healthy action: restores the appetite. and invigorates
the system. Hence it is often advantageous where no se•
rious dernngemett exists. - One - who feels tolerably well,
often fir-de that a dose of these Pura makes him feel de.
cidedly-better, from theircleansing and renovating effect
on the direative , anf erste& - -
, Ayht '
Practical Mendota. Lovell..
8. A.
J. K. BUR/15 di CO. Phila.. Vflooleiglo &got& ad Day
hiladelphiet
....... 4250 00
....... 7.037 71
8421.177 71
14 , 4 ; 4 ; I Li-11
HARDWARE.
Ten 'Mlles 'from Boston. Number limited to 'A
Snit claim home school for training boyalor business or for
college. Location and building not surpassed. Physics[
- training and general manners have epecial attention.
'Next year beams September 17th, Ism Address -
W1:07.. W. 120 _ _ _ .
ISHOPTRaßPlC.—Tßßi mis Oß s U c EWH Hisigmplei l3 o. C: th o o o rp L e FOR
Yontlg Ladles will he opened the first of September
next. Particular attention given to th e Plueteal educa
tion of the pupils . French will be taught by a resident
gsvernees 4 and, so far as practicable, made the language
of the family.
Address, for Circulars,
BetMebetn, Pa.
JY2I-tit th eatoclii
G:
11'7 FOB YOUNV 41E:8:1'
- - - -
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS,
Ib2l and 1529 SPRUCE Stieet,_
• Philadelphia Penna.
wnl RE-opEs on MONDAY, Sept. 21d.
MADAME IMERYILLY has thaplemure of tuminine.
leg that DR. ROBERT. LABBERTON will , dcorote his
time exclutrively to the Ultearay bistitata. • --
French Jo the language of the family and ie conatantir
spoken l * the Institute. 1013 e to th dm
EDOFrrn.r#BCHOOL, PRINCETON. N. J. -
Boys thoroughly prepared for College, or for. Business.
Next session begins August 28.
tor circulars. address,
198.2 m•
MEIN WIAMILMDAT/OLIS.
Whittier 8 Barefootoy.
L. Passe Co.& have now ready the fourth edition
Eastman Johneon'spoetical illustration of Whittler's
famous, poem if "TUE BAREFOOT SOY;" one of the
most charming genre pictures ever painted in this' coun
try. The tint three editions of this chrome were sold ill
advance of publication. ,
TILE POET, John Q. W . hittler, says of our chr ome: "
Your admirable chromo of 'The Barefoot Boy.' ..is
LI
a.
OAILMING illustrinion of my little poem. and illZ91311"
WAY SATISFACTORY BB Wor k of art. '
THE 'PAINTER, Eastman Johnson, '.writes'tif our
cbromo: It strikes me as being o aof tba beat chromo
lithographs I have ever seen."
Sold at all Art Stores_,_ or sent by express, free of charge,
to any address in the I. b., east of the Miesissippt, or •—r
ceipt of price.
Size xl 3 . Price....Frvx DoM.Ane,
L. PRANG/ & CO.. Art Publishere, Doaton. .
y 25 auB 22 3t4
ci
ENGLISH & EUROPEAN NE . $ .;::.
" THE MAIL:"
A Paper containing tine r e
newi t the principal leaders, a welt
digeeted summary, and all interesting matter , tram L 9
Times.
The Newspaper hitherto known as the Evening Mail.
having become the property of the prciprietons of The
limes, lb NOW published twice a week.under the title of
"THE MALL,"
at the price of Threepence per copy vs heretofore, or ab
a week, post free.
The days of publication will bp Tuesday and Priday, ,
and each paper will contain,the nowe and all matters of
interest appearing in the three previous numbers of The
Timm which will thus be rendered available r in a cheap
end convenient form. fcr persons residing abroad or im
the colonies.
Subscribers can obtain "ThE aIAIL" throw :h News
paper Agents. or may have it from tho Pablieher s on pre
payment;
an at P rint
stng Howe Square, London.
11 25 - 8 ees
J
'ATI READY-13INGRAM'S LATIN GRAMMAR--
0 New Edition.—A Grammar of the Latin Language for
the Use of Schools. With °aerobes and vocabularies by
William Bingham. A. M. Sunerintendept of the Meninx
BohooL
The Publish
Educationorally,sur announcing to Teach=
and friends ofgene that the new edition
of the above work is now ready. and they invite a careful
examination of th subject. and a comparison with other ,
works on the same Copies wilt be furnished to
Teachers and Superintendents of School" tor this purvosoi
at low rates.
Priq9Bl. 50.
Published by
E. H.' BUTLER & CO.:
137 Booth Fourth stoat.
Philadelphia.
And for aale by, Bookeelbire genera 1Y. . . aid"
Lectures.—A new Course of Lectures, as deliveredat thlt
New York Mtge= 'of Anatomy, en/brae-Mg the sutr
loots: How to live and what to live for; Youth, Hatud,Mr
and Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause or
indi&stion, flatulence and Nelsons Dheater_accounted
for. Pocket volumes containing these lectares will be for
warded to .parties unable to attend on .receipt of four
stamps. by addressing J. J. Dyer. 31, &hod stre galosh
fele ty6.
PRANG% AMERICAN CHROMOS . FOR SALE AT
ell respectable Art Storm Catalogues mailed free by
=59. 0.6 m L. PRANG dc CO, Beaton.
OOKS BOIT HT SOLD N EXCHANGED AT
LEGAL riffrioEte.
I - N_TELEDISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
1 for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, se. In Bank.'.. :
ruptcy. At Philadelphia. July 30, A. D. 1669. ' The tinder.' •
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment aa Aerdgmse
of ELMER F. JENNINGS, of Philadelphia, in the
county of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania. within
said' Dietrict, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt, upon •
his own petition, bir the District Court of said District. ; `
• G. IRYJNE WHITER EAD. Assignee,
, No. 615 Walnut streak, Phitada.
To the Cieditani of said BankruCi. 3.7514.8 t.
- EIBTATE OF PHILIP S. WHITE, DECD.—M . II%M ,
..12.4 testamentary having been aranted , t6theilitilmtrßien3l. - r
upon the estate of PHILIP S. WIULTE,, deceared, all txx7. 4 A ;
Ilene indebted toithe Name. will make payment-to, , And
thee() having chime preeent them to JOHN TliortmaY„
603 eheetnut street F. A. .TREGO, - 506 Walnut etreet •
Oxecutore , . • . ~17 2 4 „.
1618 TATE OF JAMES DICK, DECEASED.,-LE.
Ili Testamentary upon the above Estate beets
granted to the undersigned—Ali persona indebted thereto
will payment, and those having claims present them to
JAMES Di OK. Executer, 516113. Thirtuenth ptreert, orithn
AttonieY, W. VOGDES, 128 S. dix.tb, Sir Oat: au7 fr
I N THE DISTRICT COURT OF.TOE . MTEDEM
hit the Eastern District of Penntrylvania:—lrt
0Y.N0.710.--At Philadelphis,alum ge.leed. The Ondensigmt
hereby gives notice of hier appointment Au , Anthmee of
GEORGE Cl. RTAbiIIe.CIL •of altiladeleithe.- ale!'
County of 'Philadelphia: end I State' PentloYlvardle
within eald District, who leas been' Adjudged a Denkruot
upon his own petition by the "Markt Court of said Die,'
JAMES W. LATTA.,Mallenee.
N 0.1% South Siam etteet7 ,
To the Creditors of said Bakakrupt. aolOron .
ETTE BS TESTAISDINTARY .HAVILIGBIgiff
-Li granted to the subscriber noon the , Eatate - ot Mrs.,
ELIZABETH hIePHERSON. deceased. all venous in
debted to the name wilrmake p en and those hevirtc_
claims present them to SAllAll 'USAExecliTz..
1617 South Street. Philadelphia. anwal‘o6-
ESTATEI 01 7 JOVIN WHITE, Drurdisstv-LET
tare et Eadreinistretion cuma teammate aunt= apoll
the above Estate having been granted to the nederehied.
all persona Indebted to Bald Estate sin ineneated to ma etn-to ke
th'
ElTl n trAr i r d arlAVS ei n a rf =lama
her Attozzioy , TRW, r. 630 alga et. ilaUtStt
REV. T. W. CATTELL.
Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive

Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, August 13, 1868, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
