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1 44
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Yor i 010 et Twandremb , ' , 4101,
act= isoPiAci 046104014400' ''''''
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viimISSEXIMEr ; • Ado ..
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Atlas
4 10171THERS,Se •PETtIISON,
v, v..- , Blt, ox,ii Rl3 i -- - - , ‘ - - 2 - •
No. 39 3orithllilllD•lltreet; (East Ride:):- • "--; ‘ •
Promissory' Notes, ' Drafter Aeopplanoei l. .4e, ;ma-.
taring In this or_other ewes, promPtisicaktaid, and
parties adsisid brirdediately,on. receipt of /ands'. , : -.. ,
Drafts at Sight or iletV's• - to ran,. palled , it ' niodar...
rate rates. ' . „ • , -.
1 0
- /loather; SaitsiniWesteity And ''liituisylyarile /Kate
".• Money bought.** low fienres,„: --• ,• -,-..-,,,. ~.••
,•-•,, -.•-:-. • '
Drina &art on, aliAtiprinolpal Stiles in the /Won.-
,- • , ~ :
46- 1
4
1 I LI I i -118 T4:TI4 - IIR 0 II 1 I 1 3 - AND lafitlitri r '''
- -1- -_, s•Notilrde ~.,WAINI:ITIBTRENT: .'-- -,-- ,
- Beal Istate - • -aadr, soldi •' , lloinisie diluted. '
Santa and Cinotnal gents oollected.r;•Msolay_paseasst (it
inortgappe l ground iiiihi'ice.- .: . . ~ - -- •• r- - i ~,
irrederick•Viii 119tn.',1): intijd"s/; 1„... ' .
• Morris L. IftilloiltilV4lC I bEki/P - 13ftitiawk, 144;
James Dunialiillsi.,••• .1,• ,•••• tlaleb.donitaillavati • , lee
A VGYI7:4 I ,E,
DIMS TAW* Of eradtt; , ifiltsthi"toltiiiietikir
porta of the iitole.l:
,I=3 , m
VRONlol4 . taki-
_ Brisozz'AND sZo ` $sar @ ~,sAo Z Js
Ner:IIOI3o4thAILLIID,SI4--;-,v,
- ,140-2y9t9Ep404.4bia.,
MAIL ; CROW"; . 11, .
mektLET,;BROWAi
Aut. kooze—gth AstaßANea
- ,...8R0KX111.;
W. W. ' OO ' rliil t el;TWlßD, OICOB6IB2IOrf OWN*
• -
Collsetions ittaDisfts drninenn an eof the_
Volta Otattninedl69anadilii'irthint Mod, fpin,ablei,
tams. ;wt.? •
Ootleationctuadsollik Drattur Oran Anilnntand
Ireland. 1-i144,"
nnananA:Bpdr..A: ri tor 14( • yA ~ bonsht Deal n Brine ant/Nl4ll4Jaiink i
and Time Pape e ; ,
Stooks atid /oa3lilibight stay ok.comigutos'44t,
the Board of lioldern InVldlokirthin
feti-Om ,
loam, ',
Notttg OM* tot
oaoh r
El
-IL- 8RUM4 1 424?- A 01 1, 42 1 1 - 1 1 .1 1!"
GotiVßYAllerltk- •
371.011r , SritItlir atmes Eauggic'T
{-11uNEAT0iiini=a; '
ray particular 'attention, lo - and
s hinothis s
ss
Newry for non-rib/114Mo sal ottani, IWO: on_ lefusig
Th•alts, Notes, aAny UAW* ot mpuriairo l momm i g
*Hi reoeivilitapptsttent,tco•T,Sera - '
Wood Bac' orii
-Data, RoisiAlTiqtOr I=;
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•
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HE ASPRING , AfAE,DEA , 4O3 . O.INO
(OZAIIIIIIIID
„ •PERNITI7O•IIHAVIIIIS.-
toy
sad allhionsTiPabi back on
OPPICIR;,. qai,WORTH sTaiRD,'OITAWPa . :
' • gloaniolaniinint Rs* Btinalny ,
This Inolitattpitteadyi-opea fat the: illalMUOgi of
barons. and ifiths'Onlyehastersi I!aylag , 11y94101
In th e northern part alibi _ , .
' Tits Antos sill b 6 cn (daijyytnnn Cato kit O'clock'"
sad also on MQIT,PATii and op,hl7,,from,li
• o'clock th , fMt ataz .kik,
iproaetieittleic •::::.T114.11 . 11. 40;
Stephan "CO .'s
•
Akin P Len, Ebnitib ;
- iossph covet,„ -
Ron. Woozy K. Mogi, Goorgo Woshopper, -
Dsalal Undetkolliti— -
Wm. Millwaste..r .-Atobsrt
Padariat Masks, '
Naimoli Hart_ ,
/mph P. hoOLsrti. , • ” f:lhoanignasht i t ,-
John Esaulari - ar.. ,
- - Proaideiat,Mll6, B. 1111:11G Li t
abenotitAltiOßllS, V.- WORN. •r = = 021-ittt
• OATING• : STA ' 8
- TRUST 0 0 /irrA 2( Tr 00 4 n a ;PIRO 01 ,4 1 FT'
• Large and In inutittiosividtinipald book - ea do
without Uotios, FIVITIia. OUT WM":
BST the day of Avant to the day of ottlidtairay;
Oleos holm; from 9 antil 6- o!elook dray-ash sad tis
MONDAY STAIrel9lll from ttattl Y coda*, _ •
Dittirrefor ato an.,1,0114; Wand, 04 1 160 0 1 1 111 1:
tom £1 upwarli: " . --
Prookiont-01WPMMI6 I. OlieW110119?. •
Ttuawiropr—MAX .718/11. , '? - •
Talta,--Literealr. letterrerl:A:tf.g" •“1•194.911.
GEAVIN.6, PitEE;:^) PER CENT. /N. "
PROIST:4IAPOONAIi , -.ILIPIPP , -- ?EMT, OM.:
PANP:—WAMI 011t0,* OOOTLORBT.OOSSIOI,
OP Ellik'PRIXADJILew.ti _„..;.. . ~, -- • •-. • , ~.." ~ :
liocuirchutkOrrirsCptatF - ovi..PatfiniTAEW - ;
.11mq lo misiveti bl,vit um; lons or moly and Imo
Work paid from the , day of isßpettiolile . day, 0; !M.'.
The anis' ii opok4ioW- dot . from o . o l, is4iko
snornlnctillAphOotikAn Oti• - :•venteg, - 'AC al Monday
md TburpdAriorgalsO WO II coolook.-• - ~.... -,. - Jj pl., ,
: ', ROIL IRWlP,L. , ...opfttai- Piedaest, ....
- ww. 4. art u m rP cii i.. - Y l N ' Pr oid A el ..;
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ma. Eiji, rr.'aiiiiite4 . ' V. OiribElireirsiii, .i -
l ob aal li. WNW, --- , f ';'••;:tritith Basi ' i
ltati3o !.
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v -- Ilood. IC ~ A ubtooli",/I"t,, _ 1 . apse* Talon • - , •
•-r101"41M1W41 it4.027.1911004fitc, ~1
• -: 64VitualliOW146110N-044,-,,,.. :
• , a sigi , ; ' lei "soaoramity_,wilk the
protioloos aro cm -: ', - : . ..p0uur.4 .13T.A111 MOAT
• 94 - ' (__._, l 4 ll Ter. oo4 ' o6ll l l z#o4 l-06011;
:tie!, - '0 wiran pareorsisaity tiiihi'd4pid:
to* ,• esinot fall to give Vonnsaaney ant 'to ,
b Oltrtti this lartitaticaz , .. -,-, ?••- ~. i -, - , -• stO4s. ,
• •
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11 PIS GiNTi SANTSGS VMS,
4241
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AT O E S AYIN GSSIIND. FIVE
88 1 041.Y1100K 71311LRE10;. PIY
UR OPT. 111TAT8 BOlNGikrunti ,
i1o.• (244,1) licat-tausir.4,tors
PICA OINT. RTIVE1140011011141:1,11K `"Lu1...17
.0111130.
lozmitvlATlNT•Noyaingsm'
- eigif4s6iMutkratf cs LAAtr;--
th• aid/ Lattnt ldiroet t6it had o• 1;•:•"•
• :WON-CONDVOTOWITTAIMIIDI L", •
for 111•441-11.simit; add Irlllllaute7 t
STAT' - *Ears rex ska.
MI °them. 4 4 4,,,, :4, (- n o. ,; 4
- ~.,7•1)- ; -E.1011)014;' •
8;w: ao4kriebooln criistvirr Btr Mina
depidd ; OA= int,943AY Noir:Tort.' idalSii
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ABRAMS BrARAYBRi
,•,' , ATTORGGIfff ATAAW - . -
Will attendompg" to, ell prolaeolonothialnota on, •
trusted to thilon:Moial*,l,4!.!M 147.??1.4e.',,,PACW.3"":
Mon of dokto!s._„}: - , • .;;-.4 -. 4 k
loot 7 .,; 4
Gov. Wm. P. FoOkoi, GairiebNirt ;BilLtdadniii; ,
President rook - D: IL - Jsekrassi,
'Look- Haven f.! Gon.7fA: Gnitop'tiollo r a.iwbirf
Scott, Lock-Haven s ,Bollitt - Atlairthialke,
phis; •Mordirtaxot, PrIall; ,Voi Ibßodolphfia ;- Xmas
A Watson', Philadelpl4;,,P4Upp.A.Vrice Philadel
phia ; Hon. A. V. Panda, Pldladelplan;
'Taylor, & Co.; Plilliadelphla Toner lc; Darla;Phlta;
delphis• 0631.,Tioitoi Gitrosidi r Gelleflnte;l,s44. - W;
Quigglo;i3N;1;1!! :j1
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Proniptdetes~fidie
p i ag — id:hamtdt.B wisest.
OPYIOS OPPOSITE _THE OLD O&PITOL.,
~..Eximut irc. 7 4l*fitileDeybkit.Eicurg i psfltOlplar
lOkTROMPSON: AND .001CAR , _
i'- 8 01100EUESIONEL:?le • • ';•.:f1
i.-41.10.1SirEfUtD)W,ITOENETET,LAIPP"..,;•'
4401 ' C l ATl3 l oloo3tattittAltiti . -,
• ii:OItAXIV-aRCAIII I 6I44IOO 0 410.
O A.VAAIKIABei
:! , .(11#1,1417.slinvivo•t• 5t5049.-1
i • : .tc4CAS • -
, holosale ballerl l ll l ..VlT
• , 1 - ;*
= Welt
X,
' 40,nr0iak.d.,ectiko1fia,-.,..71t
lit. ir-,17 :*: ~-„,10 lthe.,,toa,,
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rokers
BROOKS' PATENT GLAOR
ICOTToN.
, SOLI AGENTS NO!VPHILADILPRIA,
,•, LITTLE &
prp.! 286 9EESTEIIT STREET.
13141110 N & MUTH; '
MAIII7I/.01`0r86 OP • .
OIL OLOTH.S,
1'7,41940118/1", 146: NOVI: THERDII3TREIrr,
" 111114DEL$114. ' *.
•animal' to - thetiade MI Wick of gide Oil Olathe,
;zieweana eject extra oinapiennmelled itl43 prl4a and
2.lll ",falgiit tbs ;rieweiddes I green glazed 01101"
foe letrbde idaa4ea,„ -
q u i !f t )rti )loXii'l
on of dealeri tc our.
1~~ ~~
sozdi - mrawrixola Tits morAmmra .
OBLEARATittOKANILP AI:MIME/0
;1110RENBAUGGe Ti01L44,)
• •
011,VISLOORMIDT‘i (8,00:101othe,)
• '.'z,&o4l4.'itaiirreigi,:ip...4
andia Clothe.)
1. 1.4 *.N4 11 , 137 0X!.;
c,it s fixiismtic.*; Km, ims&D . •
34.&Ethirat & 110. , ;
,1V•:! 906 VIIERTRIDy . ITIERT, _
PRILADRI,PRIA.
H. W. RIDGWAY,
ORAL lIRUSEINBR.
GLIIMEOIIO_ MILLS,.
lIICIDE3
IPAOKGtaDimmed:
an d
s
aaa DaiLLING I I6 ..
salt sninu"
I,LijONTAy- ; • GREAT - PALA -
41.1sIddlY, - .PERKINS,- , -
,ifiGHAOHUBBTTLI, DWIGHT,
,SAATLIT, • • sod CABOT HILLS,
Inwhloh will be found s large end desirable aasorttnent,
to wbleh we beg to call the attention of the trade."
RODINION' INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, RAAIPDBN
, ,TWERDS,,BTGIPBB,„TIOKINGO, -
:AND ,COTTONADEB, '
• In great oirlety. ,
- .
SATINETS, FLANNELS,
- NRO'I'MNGRAII A WELLS, Agents; •
- 'Atte • iiiTl'l 4 ll St.Und 84 B. FRONT
. virre ..
11•ING, COFFIN,. & CO., 1
'VV7, ~, •.. .. Ile CHESTNUT STRUT,
- Mario* hand, and are, constantly receiving; ttr. fel-
Idirlo,gleseription of goods: . _ „ ~ . -, -
A. ` dc' W. 'llPRAGD'iti$ :PRINTS, in great warwth
• Itielltdfne °hoot:del, ' Titrkey Reds, :Greens,' Ilineav
ibictings, and Pitney BVles. - - "-- • "'' •
BLEAORID BILBRTINGB • SHIRTINGB, A '
DBILLIN6B. •
Lonadale, - Maaenville, Mato:milli, 2,,
. Hope, : - Washington, • Tinton MGR ;
' Blackstone • Cobannet, Johnston,
White Rook, Phenix, ' - Acton, &a.
BROWN SHERTINGB; lIIIIRTINGB, AND' 00NA
.. , BURGS.
" Matftsa, '- - • 'Virginia Vinilly, ' Groton; - • '
• Btkick, BasPn Virginia, -Bails ' • '- ,
. Manchester,. • Mee's & Ilarrnis,' Stilt Water, *-
• fieftanica' r Warren A ; Cam' Giver; .
- - - Riverside. ,
CLOTHS.
. ... ,
' 'Batton:lees, Pomeroy's, -
and falenbam Po .% Black
and' row &lifting and notion warp Cloths in great
Whit,. _ - • " - • • -
-:, -, , _ , DOBBILIRB AND OASSIMERRS. • • -
• Greasield Co:, - "Sextons River, . Bristol, ,•-
:,.,, Teary% - - • _.; iiteani , e, - ,- and others.' .
, ,„,-. • , • BATINBTB. - : :,. , • •., . .
-• ltaara'a,
.• ,• ~ Ayres RAtdrieß, Taft dr, Caprorii
"'"'• Mid, , • 2 Mules oat i . , 'Mineralipringe,
111ritt Baer ; ..: ' Geri:enters', • Bier:34ft ilMs, -
f , 'lliosliannios; - i' ' Pdhringloi, - '': - OonversvWs, &s.
- Allll4lolAo.—Lonsdile , s, Smith's, and other: iiiiikes,`
, iplogniattntilediof ill 'colors: ~ I
-,.,... !.-•
PoinsyNestrn Stri pes and Plaids. ' : • .-. , . L., ' i
. ',Ulnas Ohtani& Irene itripea, Denims and Tiokings.
" - 'Mode Island and Philadelphia Linage and Apron
:Cliftelit •,. , •: , .
phiopard , ssuad Slates Poulton lianu•ll, its, -1,2272 m
~_~H .~ ::`.+'S:'r`.uxlv9 :.-:'2{:Y.`iz~A/` l: .T,.`tJ'd"-
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AUbcdte* Prl). 6000.
.15 1 1 . DEMIGN AND DOMESTIO GOODSi •
`PEMBEETOM , SMUTOIONSON,
• Ohoothilt etteet,
„Offers/crude • • ,
.DBILLSISSANS,I3/111ETINGS:SELEYINGS,'
~,'HARCYEE 'IMBIBES; OSNABgEOES,” FLANNELS,
", 'BROWN, BLEACHED; 'AND . COLOREDIII7BLINS,
widths from She
',BALTIC MAN'G 00.; ' BATES MAN'G '
NOB,TITYILLE'DO. LOWELL DO. •
PAIRAULIi. ..IHC- • • • ' , WEST BOYLSTON DO., •
Alwt,
;Templeton MEd Dooldclus,do4 Ildnoaddlitmeresi
do., do, . do. -
' do. do.
Vogothdrvitltslirgerwsitrimini. de bible Porilgn
1 35 40 °.'. : soP1•1211
,
Nci."297'OII2STNTIT,I7IT,ELT, ," •
9pl . 9llo4oii:,l4*l4NTiiOlt TRII fig,E
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=SE
ow- 4x4143'.1Pr'911.,9*-I#B*-'
"-- fidiudortl.,fil,
spLiva;TAßial; •
• OARRIAdE ;OIL
Birsow prepared to ; offer Brest tuduoeMents to Buyers
from all parts of the ternary.
Atanre and cholse Stook Constantly on hand. •' '
Great hare irM be take n in selecting for D ea lers who
aidaiumin. • ,
No; 220 AEON Ethreeti Phlia.
an2.2ltin* '27IO2I4SIPOTT.EIt, Manntaotarsr.
N, AND CHOICE STYLES
ay •
ELt,INQT, . ON CARPETS,
(bROPPLaIra PATENT BRUSBBLO,)
'OOSIIII I ANTLY REinllVlNt}
MADE TO ORDER ON SHORT NOME
NOR BALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
188 and 130.0HIZSTNITT STREET
•lia2l.lM
pAcIFIO
HELAINE% PERSIANS, CASHMERES,
•
ALMAS, PRINTS,'EPO;
ALSO, A LARGE STOOK OP
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
BY THE PACKAGE,
rot BALE BT
LITTLE &, ETOKEE,
No. 285 CHESTNUT Street
r ie ItArnnllBol4lo6ol WPrit:
1440. 1 1,1%gr0w*Atiy,9.4t75t.. - ..,"4 - 4•7.-3-, ,
• "x•-•,:firwrltskowfAi-:4:14',-.";••(.'ati
**.E4c#4o; and
GERI4NTOWN, PA
,& 00.,
luivricitiazze S AID WIIOLZILLI DVALIIIIN HI
O . ARPETINGI3, Op_OLOTHEI, ke
VANNNONON, No: 80 BANK STREET,
direct from
Rioneltrisotes
" ---D4aytApice,, DIAPERS.
'OO . of BlollAltDfleif ill watts, gallon
lieetrinte of obtsinipg the OBS11:9:NE 14390 Pk. should:
imie.thet thikirtieles they perches* lie nested, with the
fAltniune of the
BIOHARDSON; - SONS, ix.- OWDEN I
toe searanteser the soundness solderability' of the
This esixtloB i t ritalatsa assantiallinaaesaary aA UM ,
ouniittleo of funnier letiaefeetien - Unmet aro prepliroa t '
season . after 0114111/, end sealed `with the• name or
2IORANDS9 A N b,y - Irisb bensee. wlio) Inn/diem of the
'r./ thee SOSO* atm on itha . American consumer,
an ea inifinfeanforn of the genuine Goods, will not
IniAitt, abandon a Wanes eo anatible,. 70110 Der
' ebliengimposed on WiArl 9 00 4 Of sl,lprolloluis
; ittrictOOlCE & V. LOMB,
:• . "142Cem '''.agent. at 01114070 gtsaat k ti!wymk: •
, - ,i -.,ilkn!se_itg;
4§l q. A. KiNerstta4
• • •
*cad wont-hie friends • Ina big Witttalln to ,
311A.W#LNIIT Street, abova:Blenrintli. • 3102401"
`a . y Dr. W. 15. itoILBENNEY,Dotte.ti
4. would Inform his Mende flat lie Imp minuted
praotlcei stlfo: Ia4B'OII4ISTNIIT Street, Stoma dpor:
abors the 8, Mint. - r sepSer
',!tkorigivAii4anigo.
1.14.*.13. co ; (*twit,.
• n i.d. ,LutoILS:
1-amiso. ornialtiVit 'MUM,
ikkatrAcmB,i 10140441ADIFILI,PP-A_
eithectvAt&ZAls47l:ill piffistra
with other AXPRBM.
! uttellitstes. • ~
NMI a fA ' SFM I,° !.. " a: SMOIntOP!:Z2- •
-. •
.+-Mi.M .e - : g~ ~. .-
I.«:i attewei es6KMl•it*V
_
.SLATX 1 :11140 S4.A.TE I tt—Ranitlig
Ajdsio ,and
it Tilitory; j i#, rated, jii 3 Oppnf
Ib '"ga
' an . til 3 U.
Pat, _Boob puttofnitilmoirtistiwkst, aril!
pfttig iN0441114 to. AUworS IWO*. tie -
FOURTH AND AROH STREETS,
No. 429 MARKET STREET,
IMPOETIRS AND J 0135288 or •
HOSIERY, GLOVSS, • -.—
SMALL WARES,: •
, COMBS,
OPENING OF NRIONVII GOODS TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, •
MOW SILK ; ROBES A LEZ;
SILK .ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID BODES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
, NEWEST STYLESIPALI; SILKS; ,
ROUND-CORNERED - SHAWLS;
-EXTRA RICH PRINTED DE MINES;
PLAIN, AND ILLYADERE BLACK SILKS.
•
EYEE
& LAND ELL,
Sepl-36 - • FOURTH AND ARCH' STREETS
•
-1/1011(48 W. EVANS 4 CO
WILL 'Ong TOM
•
• . •
M'ONDA-Yi BAPTEMZER BALI,
, „
, , *tux a larie and elegant assortment of
DRY GOODS,
" Of their own Importation.
818 'and 820 011ESTNUT STREET.
ool•bt
ATWOOD, RALSTON, & 00.,
IGENIS DOD PRILADNLITIA AND RAMAN
hiaualsotared by Josiah Barber
sellm
I CARPETS'FOR FALL SALES.
BATLT d BROTHER,
No. 920 OHEST,NUT STREET,
Are now prepared to exhibit to the trade a very ex;
temire stock of
FINE CARPETINOS,
Imported direct from the best manufacturer'', or pu
chased at the large sales in New York, consisting of
THE trEwEsT PATTERNS
many never before offered for sale)
Of VELVET OARPETS, in single and double widths ;
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS; extra quality
CHOICE HEAVY BRUSSELS, neat designs.
Also
SUPER THREE-PLY INGRAIN and VENETIANS,
of every variety of style and quality.
•
Confining ourselves exclusively to the
' • ' • • CASH' SYSTEM,
we shall he enabled at satiates to 'glee our onetomere
the beet (}nodes et the -•
. - - " • LOWEST' PRIORI. sel•tf
REMOVAL.—C.D. SADLER & Co. have
removed from No. 0 North Water Street to No.
108 ARCH street, seoond door above Front. eel
REMOVAIAL,
I'HOMAS N. DALE & CO.,
ImpOrtere and Manufactureis of
OLOTHIRIOP and
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
Have Removed from No.lo North FOURTH Street to
• - 110. 818 MARKET STRNET.
an2l-1m
REMOVAL-4OHN P. DOHERTY,
N. B; CORNER OP PINTLAND WAVitri
4, 4 '',.." -:1 ;41,144 :-: anti . oralio.
- ENTLEMBIOS BATS FOE AUTUMN,
G •Oombitdng *brume of fotm with fitness, and
'beauty of deal with - OPENING DAY, SAT.
ERMAN NEXT gn ,
September 4.
- WARBURTON, Hatter,
KeeiVitif . 440 Chestnut street.
~%CABBI,MZIM3
AGARD & CO ,
;.HATS AND CAPS,
TO WHICH THEY INVITE THE ATTENTION OP
BUYERS PROM ALL PARTS OP THE
UNION.
&nl9-2m*
C
H. GARDEN & 00., •
•
KANIDIUDIDNIAS or, AND lINOLIDIALII MUSA IN,
HATS, OAPS, FURS, STRAW GOODS,
FANCY BIM AND STRAW BONNETS, ARTIST
OIAL PLOWERO,,RI7OREB; /UMW,
• • • &0., &e.,
No. 000•MARRET STREET,
S. W. Corner of Sixth street, Philidelphia.
MBROHANTO are respootfully Invited to examine
our Stock. aul4am
PHILADBLPEL4
325 rifitoT2, N„.
for
illilbeeto.Wl e lateToEr
duct.
WOKS' 00AL la the best and cheapest in
the city, re:sereened in yard and dry under cover.
HICKS sells none bathe very beet Lehigh
and Oehuanitti Coal, and warrants full weight.
OIC S superintends - the delivery of all
1-11: Coal - bersonally, and therefore guarantees it to be
is represented. -
ILTIOKS' Yard and Office is at the southeast
UAL corner of MARSHALL and WILLOW, where be
Invites all to call and examine for themselves the above
lade. • • • au2s-3m
BUCK MOUNTAIN , GOAL.
PREPARRD EXPRESSLY for FAMILY USE
. _
Orders for the above pure Lehigh Coal received et the
following places:
V` OPPICE - OF THE COMPANY, No. 820 WAL
NUT Street.
117 J. H. MONTGOMERY N 0.402 WALNUT St.
JOB. E. DIXON, Retail Yard, BEACH. Street,
above Poplar. _ _ • an26-th sat to Ot
KNOWLES' FAMILY GOAL DEPOT,
1/ NINTH and WILLOW Streets, where the HICK
ORY and LEHIGH 00AL can be eupplied !nits purity;
at lowest CASH prices. ska2l-11u
PURE - • LEHIGH AND BROAD-TOP
COAL.—JAMS H. MONTGOMERY informs his
Mends and the public that he has effected an
scent with the Buck Mountain Coal Company for
sale of their justly-celebrated LEHIGH COAL.- He had
also arranged with the proprietor of the Broad-Top
Mines for the sale of his valuable SEMI-BITUMINOUS
00AL, and is now prepared to receive orders and make
prompt deliveries, at his Once, No. 402 WALNUT
Street, second story, front roam. jettam
IaKERINO, FOX, & 00., wholesale. and
retail dealers' In LEHIGH and 1101GYYLKILL
00EL. lahlck yard —TRIED West and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. . Eebnylklll yard-1&01 and ,BROAD
streets, PhDs:4.lOllC Reap constantly on Inind Ooal
from Element Apprqviml mines, under coyer, and pre
rind expressly br female nee. fag
$B,OO O TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
Apply to JOB. B. BARRY,
sel4l* „ SOS South THIRD Street.
SWA trell-seenred ground-rent of SBG
r mile at a Mecount.
A. T. GOODMAN, Conveyancer, ,
auSl-Bt* 108 South FOURTH Street.
►nO'OASH BUYERS.
JAMES S. EARLE a SON.,
51.6 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western And Southern Custom
era to their Immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
WLtimi GEissN& SONS,
N 0.116 Ben% PRONT Street, , bolow Ohestant,
Importers of ,
LOWNd7O2I4.,ASS yLATES,
AND BEADS COB. EVERY ..D./EBORIPTION,
Vivito INDIAN TRADE ; 40 ,to
atiE6lm
trINDOISr" GLASS', WINDOW,
, invite the **attest of the pob,
de" L ou extensive stook of .IPrenok And Amerman-
Window Gbh's: - The large and will•seleeted cloak. of
Alice .tosettemtli on kand enablei An to 1111 all orders
with Aeopstalt, ea es low ea an (Mow house in the
Intl. - ,. • ZLSGL=,I. It SMITH,
, • Wholesale DlltdSitlai
-whit) , S. St: enninor of ileoond ntiSE/rveti
•
•
%lASI, PITCH, AND OAX.Dhionatently,
K . -on hooml, - and for HU in loin to milt pyrobaseroi by
1724110,
Sic VI X, WAWA It 98 41. VAAATAII.
iletaiVtlq titrbc,
STAPLE AND PANOY
SILK GOODS.
TODAY
grarlittinßt!.
633 MARKET STREET,
CARPET . MANUFACTURERS,
Bole Agents in thla etty for the
AUBURN OARPETI,NGS,
Unnovato.
TAILOR,
lIAIS REMOVED
N0:328 MARKET STREET,
alvz MOW IS 11701ili Mf
ENTIRE NEW STOOK
inoSen.
OPPOBITI !➢1 Mint 11011E10,
ENCIRATINGO,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTURR-PRAMER,
Suitable for the
P,ALT, TRADB
„^t
, ?PHILADELPHIA, THITSRAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1858.
Ciro ',cabs
,Jabbers.
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,
LOQEING•GLABAB9,
GERMAN AND BRANDII HANDY GOODS.
au24-2m
IitIIRPHY, &,00.,
987 MARKET BT. AND 228 OHIIROTI AUNT',
• Are,now opening
A FRESH STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,'
To which they invite the attention of
OASU AND .PROMPTBLIORT TIME BUYERS.
PUILADiLpaiA, Augnet, 1858. . an 24.212
J.S.B. R. OARTBELL & 00.,
No. 804 MARKET STREET,
IMPintTERB AND incoilaemi DEALEIFB
WHITE EIOODS t •
LINENS,
- BLANFLITS, AND
PORSIGN AND DOMNBTIO DRY GOODS
GENERALLY. au.2o4m
MOLTEN .1k WOODRUFF,
No. 326 MARKET STREET,
Have now opened and are daily receiving a choice
Stock of Bilkennd Piney Goode for the
FALL TRADE,
Oonsisting of—
BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
BONNET AND VELVET RIBBONS,
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY,
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES,
GLOVES AND MITTS.
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, &e..
To which they Invite the attention of Buyers gene-,
rally. au2:l4tit
SPARRAWK, MINTON, & WURTS,
802 MARKET STREET,
Are BELLING- 081 their STOCK °REAP
TO CLOSE BUSINESS. ,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS I
WILL DI O►►IRED TO
CASK BUYERS.
The Block consist., of
STAPLE AND DRESS GOODS, ' .
And Is large and well selected.
anl9.lm, i;
ALEXANDER & KNOWLES,
IMPORTDREI AND WHOLWIALE DEALERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND DAM GOODS,
puss RII(OTTD TO)
Nos. 430 MARKET AND 425 MERCHANT STO.,
And have just opened a NEW AND OOMPLETI
STOCK OP GOODS, expressly adapted to
FALL TRADE,
To which the attention of their customere and FIRST:
°LASS BUYERS In invited.
aulf-dtnoyl
M L. HALLOWELL & 00.,
JUL@
888 MARKET STREET,
HAVR now In Mote the lergeet and most ottraotl ye
assortment of
SHAWLS,
MANTLES,
to be found is the city
They bate able an wasunially handsome varlety.of,::,
`F'II:ICOT'ORESS '40'01)8;1
And other articles in their line.
An examination of their stock is solicited from
OABII AND BRORT OREDIT DIITEREI °NIA"
su3l-tu. tit frt et
rail LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
FITIIIIF 000D8, •
A full and general assortment of
FALL DRY GOODS
WRAY & GILLILAN,
au3l•tu tti i24t
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
N. W. COR. FIFTH AND MARKET ETC,
PHILADELPHIA,
Has now open •
CHOICE AND ENTIRELY NEW STOOK
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
FOR BALE BELOW REGULAR PRIORS,
To which he invitee the attention of Buyere from
all aectioneof the country. minim
1858 SILK GOODS.
PALL IMPORTATIONS
7,3,11.1. M, ROSS, 84 VirIiiEZIRRS,
on MARKET STREET,
SIS COMMERCE STREET,
PRILADBLPIIIA.
Hasa now in store their complete
IMPORTATION OP BILK AND FANCY 000 DB,
To which the attention of the TRADE is Invited.
MARTINS, - .PEDDLE, & HAMRIOK,
IMPORTERS AND DEIMOS IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVEIA, and
FANCY NOTIONS,
No. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
WIVE DOORS BELOW THE MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
Offer for sale the most complete stook of goods In
their line to be found in the
UNITED STATES,
Consisting of HOSIERY, of every grade,
GLOVES for men, women, and children, comprising
an assortment of over 800 kinds,
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS and SHIRT
FRONTS,
LADIES' ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of entirely
new designs, with an endless variety of Notions, to
which they Invite the attention of
FIRST CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. auld•Bw
.1111 EN'S FURNISHING GOODS
• AND
4 -7 41 .
TAILORS , TRIMMINGS.
LONGOOPE & PEARCE,
9 SOUTH FOURTH,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET STREET,
'Haws in store a full assortment of Men's Furnishing
Goods and Tailors' Trimmings, to which they invite the
attention of Clothiers and Merchant Tailors. aultilm
F ALL STOOK.
MK AND FANCY GOODS.
HERRING & OTT,
N. W. Corner of FOURTH and MARKET STREETS,
- Have now In store a splendid assortment of
SILKS, RIBBONS, AND FANCY GOODS
. OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
To which they invite the attention of
FIRST-OLASS
aide-2m
OUINTIN CAMPBELL, Ja., CO.,
IMPORTNR9 AND JOBBNIttI
HOSIBRY,
GLOVES, and
• FANCY GOODN,
No. 341 MARKET STREET,
Northoaot Corner of FOURTH
H. A. 01110121.1rOAD,
tag-2M ,
FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING
CHARLES HARKNEBI3 & SON,
No. Sad NAHERT STRICT,
NOHTHEAST OORNHIR OP POURTII,
Hare now in store • large and 'splendid assortment
of TALL and WINTER CLOTHING, manufactured ex
pressly for the Southern end Western Trade, which
they , offer for sale on the best terms for Cash, or on the
ustiel credit.
.BITTERS ire invited to call and examine for them
-141.1.24114
INRIMEIN
AND CLQW,
BLANKETS,
V.USTINQS, &d., &d
for eels on (exorable term; by
121 CHESTNUT STREET
1858
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IMPORTS)/ AND DEAL DRS
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
OUNB,
• PISTOLS, ko.
b 29 MARKET STREET,
Below Sixth, North aide,
au2l-2m PHILADELPHIA.
MOORE, HENSZEY, & 00.,
Non. 427 MARKET AND 16 COMMEROE STB.,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &a.,
HUI now in store, and will be receiving throughout
the season, a large, and well selected assortment of
Goode in their line, to which they Invite the attention
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS
an94lot*
MISSION BIkICH T A I t i V e II3 rfjourltteene2l343eorflifOßT:3l
- DOMESTIC HARDWARE, would respectfully
mill the attention of the trade to their stook, whioh
they are offering at lowest rates. Our assortment con
sists in part of—
Chains of all kinds—Trace, Log, Halter, Breast, Ox,
Clow, Filt h y Book, Wagon, Stage, Tongue, Lock, Ship,
Mine, and Coil Chains.
The celebrated "L" Horse Nails; Stone and Sledge
Hammers.
Wright' and other Anvils; Solid Box and other
Flom
Short and long handle Pry Pans ; _round and oval
Stoke Pans.
Martinis superior Piles and Rasps; Bed Screws.
"Excelsior Safety Page ,• Blasting Tubes.
Corn, Crass, andßrier Eloythes ; Hay, Corn, and Straw
Ray, Manure, Tanners', and Spading Yorke.
Bakes and Hoes ; Shovels and Spades, of all kinds.
Teaks, Brads, Shoe, Clout and Finishing Nails. '
Cast and Wrought Butt Hinges, Screws, Looks or all
kinds; Cutlery, .Mme and Pumps, Axes, Hatchets, Hard.
were, Planes, and other Tools, 84., dco.
W.' G.•LBWI.I3.SON,
retit-y No. MI CODIMPao".. "treat.
WIOVELS AND SPADES.
2100 dozen for sale at corner of QUARRY and
DREAD Streets. 0110. lIALFMANS Factory.
sula-lm *
,FIRST AND SECOND QUALITY FLUE
AND SHEET IRON. Also, Gasometer, %Coal
Shute, Sugar Mould, Tank, and Plate Iron, out to pat
tern, up to 88 inches wide. For sale by the manulao
turere, J. WOOD it BROTHERS,
antl•lin No 2 7 8 North BEOOND at., Philadelphia.
Eiabltrn anti 14arneoe'ertmininv#
GOFF & PETERSON,
DOUBTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OADLERY,
OARBIAQB, and
lURNEBB TRIMMINGS,
No. 318 MARKET STREET,
/aro, .F;.c
BUFFALO ROBES,
AY THE BALE OR ROBE,
GEO. F. WOMRA.TH'S,
41b AND 417 ARCH STREET
TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MER
OHANTS.—A large stook of Manilla. Rope on
land, and for ode WEAVER, EITLER, & 00.,
N 0.23 Nort WATER Street,.and
No h
22 North WHARVES.
TWINE-6,000 lbs Superior
31-1 0 Bagging Twinei suitable for the Southern market,
• manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER FI& oo44)0.
aullB-11 North Water 4
E4t ttS5
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1868
The Old-Line Whigs in 1858 and 1858.
In the campaign of 1866 hundreds and thou
sands of old-line Whigs threw their votes for-
JAMES BIIONANAN. The extreme position - of
the Republican party in that campaign (now
being gradually modified by the force of irre
sistible circumstances and the invincible power
of truth) impelled most of the old friends of
CLAY and WEBSTER to rally to the consorva-
tive and national position occupied by the
Democratic candidate. The events preceding
Mr. BUCHANAN'S nomination at Cincinnati; the
bitter war made upon him there by certain ex
treme Southern men; the' fact that he did not
participate in the repeal of the Missouri line;
the ample and emphatic pledges contained in
his letter of acceptance, in which, with sin
gulafperspicuity, be foreshadowed the course
which he afterward assumed in support of
Governor WALKER on the Kansas question,
and stated his resolute determination never to
give up the principle that the majority of the
people should rule in ;the settlement of .their
own domestic institutions;—all thesepircum
stances made him peculiarly acceptable' to the
old-line Whigs. When, however, the-Presi
dent concluded to change his course, and, un
der the pressure of the same violent influences
which sought to defeat his nomination at Cin
cinnati, to yield to a contrary, and what was
manifestly a sectional policy,-no portion of
our countrymen was more disappointed than
that composed of the original friends of ()LAT
and WEssuft ; and when this extraordinary and
unexpected change of front was sought to be
made a test upon the members of the Demo
cratic party, the sentiment of surprise and
chagrin was turned Into one of indignation and
alarm ; and finally, when the astounding pro
scription of Judge Douoras in Illinois, repre
senting (as he does) the solid organization of.
the Democratic party there, and standing upon
Mr. Buchanan's own ground and upon 'the
principle whfth made Mr. Buchanan Presi
dent, was boldly commenced, (as it is now
cruelly and persistently persevered in,) who
wonders that not only old-line Whigs, but
old-line Democrats, too, ask each other, in the
language of Governor WALKER, whether, in-
deed, our Government was upon the shores of
the Danube and the Bosphorus, and whether
this was the last year of the American Inde
pendence, and the first of an American despot
ism ? "
We have been gratified to see that the old-
line Whigs have almost en masse refused to go
with the 'Administration in the several later
phases of its Kansas policy, and especially in
those last acts of the drama in which the offi
cial dagger has been drawn to drink the life
blood of an undoubted organization, to assas
sinate one of the noblest leaders of the na
tional Democracy, and compel honest men to
subscribe to the scandalous sentiment that
any Administration may interfere with • the
rights of the States, and make its own dicta
the gospel of political orthodoxy. These gal
lant men, State-rights Whigs and State-rights
Democracts, foresee that it an official oligarchy,
seated temporarily at Washington, may thus
interfere, for mere party purposes, with the
rights of a political organization in a State, it
will be easy for another cabal to improve upon
the preCedent,' and to - force any , sovereign
Indffilie - ilofifileDfolitederacyAtilletalti.What l
ever horrible schemes may be devised for the
purpOse of consuritmating ambitious designs,
and of consolidating all power at Washington,
as under the French empire it is at Paris,
thus eventually overthrowing the fair fabric
of our free Government.
In Illinois, moat of the old-line Whigs who
voted for Mr. FILLMORE and Mr. BUCHANAN
are found holding up the standard of DOUGLAS
and Popular Sovereignty. In Ohio, notwith
standing the efforts of the Lecomptonites to
combine with the Americans, in flagrant viola
tion of their ostentatious pledges to the
adopted citizens, the same indications are ap
parent; while in Pennsylvania—in this the
great city where HENRY CLAY was so long the
idol of the Whig majority—the old-lino Whigs
may be counted by- hundreds and thousands
who sympathise and co-operate with us in our
piotest against the intolerance which now
holds high court at the Federal capital.
There are exceptions, it is true, but they
only go to• prove the rule. We question
whether one in ten of this class of our voters
does not coincide with Judge Douala! in the
campaign he is making, or object to the pro
striptive course of the Lecomptonites. Our
readers will remember that in 1856 one of the
most effective champions of Mr. BUCHANAN'S
election was Hon. REVERDY , JOHNSON, of
Maryland. His statesmanlike speech at Con
cert Hall, in Chestnut street, will not soon he
forgotten. From that day to the present he
has, we believe, shared the confidence of the
President, and has generally approved his
course. But the war upon the distinguished
Senator from Illinois is too much for him,
and we are, therefore, not surprised to see
from him a strong letter to Judge Dovaiss,
from which we append several important and
pointed extracts:
" The excuse, such es it is, (it is the only one,)
that you did not agree with the President's ulti.
matum policy in the Kansas matter, is too Maley
to deceive an honest observer. That policy, it is
to be remembered, was not the - one which the Pre
sident adopted in the beginning. He assumed, in
his pubjished instructions to Gov. Walker, as a
fact not doubted by him, that the Constitution,
which the Territorial Convention would form,
would In good faith and in its entirety be sub
mitted to the people.
" He evidentlyldid not think it possible, (and who
did, who was not in the secret 1) that such lubmis.„
sionwould give the people no opportunity to pass
judgment upon the Constitutzon 'at all,. that
solely on a collateral matter, having nothing to
do with a single clause in the instrument. As a
matter of policy, as well 'as oflustioe, that this
was a grave error, no sane, untied:sad mind can,
I think, be found to question. But thisbeing one,
and beinplegal, the President esteemed it best to
submit itliapprovingly to Congress. Bat in so
doing bad he the sanction, of all of his best friends,
or of the beet and oldest friends of the party?
No one will answer affirmatively who was in Wash
ington at the time, and an attentive observer of
' all that was then said and done..
" That the President rioted conseientionalyoind
as he believed for the best, I have no doubt; but
'very many of hie truest and fastest friends enter
tallied a different opinion. These thought that
the proper course was to submit the matter to Con
gress, without Executive endorsement or disap
probation' to be disposed of as that body might
deem the boat. I confess that this was my own
opinion. But when he bad decided otherwise,
final and pretty general acquiescence in the mea
sure was given from a desire to have a matter so
fruitful of mischievous unaaelnesa in tho country
settled, and from a conviction that in the way pro
posed it could be settled. Arid I see no present
reason for doubting the accuracy Of this belief.
" But are those who continue to think otherwise
to be on that? account villilled and denied com
munication with the party? Is that to be the re
sult ot an honest perseverance in an orirtnal
opinion, concurred on perhaps at the iline by the
majority of the party , Are its deadliest foes—
foes to nearly all of its past and probable future
polioy—to be brought into power through the in
strumentality of a warfare carried on from the
mere indulgence of the and personal hatred
which the pursuit of honest convictions may have
engendered? Under such suicidal blindness what
party can long survive? Is inability to agree in
every measure proposed, which ultimately receives
y, or:elusive evidence of
the approval of a majority,
want of proper party fealty? If so; how
can so many now be favored members .of
the Demooratio party who at first did not
Banal= the policy of repealing the Mis
souri slavery restriction? These are, I know,
to bo found South as well as North, and amongst
these doubtless can be ranged the President him
self. Who believes, had he at that period been
in the legislative councils of the ,nation, that
he would have given that measure his support ?
I certainly no more believe it than that had I
been there, Southern Lean as I am—not blindly I
hope, but strongly - and affectionately, with equal
attachment to the other States—it would have re
ceived my support. But yet, is the President, be
cause of such difference with his party, less to be
esteemed an honest, and faithful, and honored
member of it?
" / cannot, therefore, but marvel at, as much. as
I lament, the bitterness and madness of the oppo
sition to you of former political associates. I
trust, however, sincerely trust, thdt their trea
sonable enmity wilt be of no avail, and that a
triumph will follow your prudent,, bold, manly,
and patriotic canvass—a triumph 80 vital to the
continuing success of the party, and as.involved
in it the continuing peace and prosperity of the
oeuntry. - ,
With great regard, your friend and ob't
sery't. ItElltrinr Amex."
PIIILADELPIIIA
TWO CE.NTS.
GENERAL -NEWS.L'
We mentioned •in , The.,-..Press of yesterday
the fact of the arrest of Jacoby,. the murderer of
his wife. The Pittsburgh, Gazette, of Tuesday
states that when arrested hewas found at work on
a railroad. He went by the name of:Jacob Britt.
He made some struggle when /minted, and, en
deavored to draw a dirk-knife, but all this lan an
ticipated, and his efforts promptly defeated. He
is quite a small,
,sharp-featured man, weighing
about 130 pounds ;
• he has parted with his - bilge
beard since he left the oily. - He strongly alines
his innocence ; acknowledges he walked out with
his wife here, but left her with somebody ,at the
corner of some street, he cannot just telt where ;
says he can explain the whole at the proper time.
There was the greatest amount of exeitement about
seeing Jacoby. The Mayor, some of the officers,
and some other gentlemen, went to New Brighton
to meet the train In which Jaeoby was. At all
the stations along the road `crowds Of people had
gathered. At the Federal-street depot, the streets,
the side-walks, and the fences. were.lined with a
curious crowd; and the same thing occurred at the
Penn-street depot, by the canal, whither this ob
ject of interest was conveyed.` • A crowd followed
the close carriage in which this manacled wretch
was placed at once, to the jail, where another big
crowd had gathered to see him' van to his stone
house.
The McKean Citizen, of the 12th ult., says;
"NV e are authoritatively informed that at a meeting
of the Board of Directors of McKean Count, Bank
held August 23d, 1858, it was decided in conse
quence of the gross abuse and misappropriation of
the funds of said bank by, its Cashier, W. H. Ded
rick, that he should be deposed, and relieved of
the duties connected with the oashierehip of said
bank • Also that Bawl. L: Casey, Esq., was fatly
empowered to make all collections and settlements
in the affairs relating 'to - said We deeply
regret the necessity of announcing the resignation
of the president, Dani.jitngsbury, Hag. The sad
and short career Of this bank is of great import::
arm to the people of Afoßean Co. and' is irremedi=
able, and may be attributed wholly arid 'solely
.to'
the duplicity and dishonesty of its cashier, acting
in collusion with a director (a connexion of his)
and the Land Sharks of Wall street, in the abide
of his trust."
The' St. Paul Times notices the consign
ment of a large amount of goods' for the Had:
eon's Bay Company, imported directin bond from
London, which aro to be forwarded by the Septem
ber trains to Red river and beyond , and remarks
that, " until this summer these exportations have
been by the tedious voyage through Hudson's Bay,
and the difficult canoe navigation from'York Fac
tory, but the laws of trade, pointing out-the only
natural route, now impel to St. Paul, and -thence
to Fort Garry." The Times very reasona
bly recognises, in this event, the opening of a
great commerce with British Columbia, via the
new Minnesota route, Since the British have ex:
pressed their preference for it by thus inangttra,
tang it themselves.
• ,
A letter from gallon's, Jackson, county,
Indiana, announces the death, near that place,
on
the 17th ult., of Hon. William Graham, in the
77th year of his age. Mr. Graham was a member
of the first Constitutional Oonventiqp of Indiana,
whiob met at Corydon in 1616, and in 1637. was
elected to Congress from that district. Hellas also
been repeatedly a member of both branches of the
General Assembly, and during one session was
Speaker of theMonee.
The North Star, which arrived at New
York, on Tuesday, brought as passengers Mr. Stra
'coach, the popular and efficient musical director ;
Madame Colson, the new prima donna; Mr.Junca,
basso Mr. Labooetta,
- the tenor, also arrived in
the North Star, and Is a member of Mr. Stra ,
kosch's company. _ Mate. Cora de Wilhorst has
also, we learn, been engaged -by Mr. Strakosob,
and she will shortly , arrive inNew York. , ,
-Dr. Getty, an old and well-known physician
residing at Bloody Run, Fulton county , Pa.,,eom
mitted suicide by hanging himself with hie nook
handkerchief, on Friday morning last.' The de
ceased was at one time a prominent and success
ful martin the oommunitiin which he lived, but
having become much reduced in eireiimstances; it
is supposed that it so preyed upon his mind as•tp
induce him to commit the rash act.
Miss Margaret Lindon, a young girl .of soy
enteen, ' fell overboard on Sunday, whilst going
aboard a flatboat in the canal near, Gretna, near
New Orleans, and was drowned. ifer father was
about removing her and the rest of the family, on
the flatboat alluded to, to Lake Salvador, in Order
to got them beyond the reaoh of the yellow fever;
and it was in walking a plank to.the boat that the
melanoboly accident happened to the young lady.
Memphis, Tennessee, Is a fast place; and no
mistake, The other day, Judge M. - W. M. Ring
was arraigned before the Reoorder for carrying
congealed weapons. Re ,pleaded• in 'defence that
-he - had no concealed weepons;theYiteing'saltnt-,..
SidnikhOirithesi:: The-Re004001141/1041theM'
for disorderly oonduat,in appearing on:thi(itreits.
with weapons exposed about his person. ' •
We learn from. the Pine Muir, Arkansas;
Independent, that the gentleman just elected to
the Legislature of that State from Oalhoun county,
died the day after the election. It is said that be
was in the habit of remarking in all of his
speeches, that if he could jait be elected to the
Legislature of Arkansas, he wee ready to die... Si
ngular. •
The following officers are ordered upon the
court martial that will convene at Norfolk,lra.,
on the 22d inst., for the trial of Lieutenant John ,
O. Payne, of the 17nited States marine corps, for
an alleged attempt to shoot himself in July last
Captain Doughty, president of the court 'Captain
Simms, Lieutenants Cohen, Kirkland, Boyd, Tat
nall, and Tyler—all of the marine corps. •
We see it stated that General Abercrombie,
late a member of Congress from Alabama, was
lying very ill last week at Columbus, in that State,
in consequence of a fearful disorder caused by eat
ing the meat of an animal ascertained to have
been diseased with the black tongue epidemic,
which has of late so raged among the oattle of
those regions.
A correspondent of the Providence Journal
says that in ninety-nine eases out of every hun
dred, sranberries applied as a poultice will effec
tually more the erympelae, There is not an in
stance known where it has failed to effect a cure,
when faithfully applied before the sufferer was in
a dying state. Two or three applications gener
ally do the work.
Bill Jones, notorious in consequence of
having been tried twice for the murder of Samuel
H. White, and who is a brother of Charlotte Tones,
one of the Wilson murderers, was lodged in the
Pittsburgh penitentiary on Monday, where he has
been sentenced by Judge Gilmore, of Washington
county, for attempting, some two years ago, to kill
a boy named Archer by poison. "
Seven head of cattle, belonging to Mr.
Jacob Ream, in West Donegal township, Lancas
ter county, Pa., near the .borough of Elizabeth
town, were killed on the railroad on Saturday af
ternoon. The cattle broke out of a Held and got
on the track of the railroad near a sharp curve.
The engineer did - not observe them until It was
too late to reverse the engine.
Two well-known °Miens of Milwaukee,
Messrs. P. Jennings and John It. Sullivan, were
drowned in the lake on the 28th ult. They were
of a boat club, and were out enjoying
themselves. On the 27th a fishing craft was cap.
sized, and two lives were lost. One of the men
was named Henry Durc}iard.' Their bodies 'were
washed ashore.
A Haytien Commissioner paid a visit lately
to the American colony settled on ,the island of
Navaza. Ho found a regular settlement of fifty
parsons there, all engaged In digging guano for a
company In Baltimore. The Emperor of Hayti
has protested in a formal manner to our Govern
ment against what he terms the intrusion.
The true name of the slaver brought into
Charleston is now stated to be that of the Putnam.
She was built in Baltimore, and elected from
New Orleans under the command of Capt. Town
shend, on the oth of March last, for Bt. Thomas
and a market, and sailed from Loango, on the
coast of Africa, on the sth of July. -
Mr. William MaCaskey, conductor on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, had -his right leg frac
tured on Baturday,last by being knocked from the
top; of a car. The accident occurred near Con
cord. The injured man was brought As his Ted.
dance in this city where the fractured limb was
set by the Drs. Mu hlenberg.—Lancaster paper.
The Boston ;alias says: c , It is generally
supposed that the Atlantic cable was - made en
tirely in England. Bush is not the ease. Very
many miles of the wire were manufactured, in
Providence, at a factory in the upper-portion of
the pity. One thousand tons of iron per day were
consumed in the work."
We learn from the Knoxville Register that
Dr. Brownlow left that city, -via Nashville and
Louisville, for Philadelphia, to engage in his de
bate on the 7thinst , with Rev. Mr.-Pryne, on the
subject of slavery. - He was recovering from his
attack of bronehitic-
John Townsend, the old man who was con
rioted in the Lancaster County Court, about two
years sines, of receiving stolen goods, died a few
days since at his residuum, in Sadsburg township.
fie had been pardoned about three months ago by
Gov. Packer. _ . .
A grand parade of the firemen of Ohio will
take placo at Cleveland on the ninth of the pre;sont
month. From sixty to seventy companies will be
in attondanee, and the turnout will be a most bril
liant affair.
• •
Governor Sing has boon burned in effigy,
in Oattaraugue county, for commuting the sentence
of the murderer Sullivan to imprisonment for life.
Judge Grover, who sustained the Governor, was
complimented In a similar manner.
Samuel R. Brisbin, a printer, native of Pitts-,
burgh, died of yellow fever in New Orleans on the
22(1 ult. Ile was aged 22 years, and worked in
the office of the Orescent.
The wife_of Joseph Young, of West Brad
ford township, Chester county, was attacked by a
bull, a few days since, knooked down and severely
gored in the thigh. She is in a critical condition.
On Monday evening toyoung merchant from
Greenport, Long Island,-had- his pocket , picked
while at Wood's _Minstrel.% New - York, of $1,289
in bank bills. -
The county of Marshall, Miss., produces
between thirty and forty thousand bales of cotton
annually, which may be safely estimated at
$1,750,000.
Newspaper canvassers in New Hampshire,
for papers out of the State, are liable to arrest
under the pedlar law, unless they have a license.
Samuel Atkinson, an aged citlnenTef :Upper
Makefield township, Buoks county, 'died 'en • the
23d tilt. . . .
On Monday, at Troy, N. York, a son.of Dr.
Washborn, aged 9 years, was dangerously stabbed
by a man named Charles Harrington. . .
On Saturday nest the , firemen of Pitts
burgh have their annual parade.
Several runaway slaves, from Kentnoky,
have recently bean arrested in 'Amnesiacs.
NOTWE TO
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far Tza RAMO ; VW 14.1,141t1:6
nand the folletringzulee I
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name of the writer. - In order to icunire correctness of
the typography, bat on Ociel,44_ the oheet &cad be
We shall be greatly. obliged to gentlemen
ii Pmu i.
rude and other States for - eontribitlons giving the air:
rent - news of the 414 thelr pirtlinlar lomilittek the
resotareee of the serroondlog eonntly, the 'naves, of
population, or any Jobereation that Will be Interestingto the general reader.- --. . „
FINANCIAL ANI)✓COIIiMERCMML,
; • The lll,o'key,Xgrhet..
FBILADELPHIA, Septankli 1,1898.
About the same time that the ten million loan for the ;
United States Government was negotieted in, thin
try, the India loan for nearly ei g htei nmilllen•doliars -
vg,979,098) was pat upon the marks ! intondOn , The.
minimum" furl-4mA - axed at 97 ,. end thevalid bide
above that priciamounted *6 43;180,6001 They ranged
from 97 to 99, but the prfoe wee 'anti 97x. The '
:large bids of the Stack Exchange 'were made np &tan*
small advance upon the minimum pridit and-one-sixth
of the whole loan was, o btainedarPT. Twe-thirds of
was sold at 971(, and the balance wu. not *hove 97X; -
excepting £70,000 at 98, end 4.7.900 at 99. The London,
Times remarks - u pon the bide of 99 as a renter/rah le In
stance or the igtioraniinf the °emend the mone.vbitti,
invested, who could laiiipurchated in the market
all
their mein) would buy of the Brat part of the foari,ite.
gotiatedhat April, at 98. The price the new deben
tures settled at once Lathe etoolr Market at 97kto 97k .
The rate or interest upon these bonds-Is four Per Cent",
and the price at which- they hart. :beet -Won. , *lP
affords ample` corroleration of the remark we
made a •few days since iesPeeting the new Aniericen
]market oan, that at Soon as it wag finally put in the foreign
its price would advance to materially ea
toyrp
duce for Its present holders a very handsome profit.. If
the India lo einterest,vith its four per cent.interest, is w. r th
073, the loan of the United -State, Goveinnient=
which pays five per cent. interest, and hi glien, when in
_excess of fundi, tot the' practice Cf. bilying up ita. own
bonds evert at econsiderable advance above par must
command a good deal higher ligarti that 105 0r406, Its
,markit price at this time. The notice of : the Beereiary
of the tresiai7 ' that the' euccessfill 'bidden nis — y,
their option, defer the payment of the goldi provided
the preminut !Attended In, gmes the suctessha bidden
another ;advantage, if they choose to avail themselves
of it. Oar broken might just aserelt as not have nude
a combined bid for a conple'of million.; of 'tlie Gonne.",
ment loUlandjrithout otherrOntlii than the bidder's •
depealtirul theyreminta, have. mitteda hindsinne pro%
St by the time the' money wee, needed by the Govern,.
ment. , There was a time when Philadelphih brokers
would not - thus hies - been caught napping.' Use it -
gone I , filigood, ,, ,as the 'Children , say; or will it 're.
tarn? ;
Certain of the country banks of Penniylvanla have,_
time out of mind, made it a point othoniir to redeem
their currency at par in Philadelphii.. To do Wilma
been attended with expense and mak otiose In the trans
mission of funds to and fro. - They have been
Ia putt re- -
paid by the confidence of the 'conitnurety,'and now they
reap a further gain from their increased circulation, -
consequent on the sendinghome of the nicurrentMoney
of their neighbors. These banks Dave U"cOrniain In
terest with the people in supporting the new::
mint. We' give. hem below; - in alphabetical order
The Allentown, Catasauena, Cheater County, at West '
Oiester; !Chester ;Valley, at Costerifile; Danville ,
Delaware County, at Chester;_,Gerniiitewn, Montgo
mery County , at Norristoivn; Pottstown, - Colombia,
Doyleetowa, Beaton, Farmers , and' Mechanicai,at Bas
ton; Partners , of Ducks County, at Bristol; Farmers' of
Lancaste : „ Panne& of Beading, - Lanese* County, at
Lancaster; LoCk Haven, , Hanka Ohank, Mitiers , of
Pottsville, ind Iltronchbarg. ' - -•-
We indulge the hope that the 'clty banks will And It •
a light Matter to keep the market clear of all unarm
rent Motley. But it does not tollow that all this money
will be censtantly kept at par by the actionand - Attica
expense ,f the PhiladelPhia banks. Ai it'UOW 1., ear-'
rent and r omeurrent stand , on the samehonorable plat-•
form, which stand they may keep if they wish, but it
they do not they are liable to fall at any moment to a
lower depth than was ever contemplated. To the
public there Is now no difference between Western Bank,
Chester ;County, or Gettysburg-Lill are at par. - But
some of.theee days, the telegraph-.may flash the newt
that the Lank of such a place has been rejects& at the -
Clearing Howie, and iintnediatelythe: sexism' holders -
of Its alraulatimegat rid at once of the suspected article,
to be htlrried home uncomfortably WV; ind not Only'
io, but duch'notes will have taint of suspicion long
We domot anticipate any such event—itinonly pout--
ble—for the city banks redeem She nucarrent n - otes'it:a
sacrifice' and in times put hate suffered by the fidinre
of parties' for whom they redeemed ; witness the Lan
caster Bank and the. Dank of.,Lewistown_ Therefore
they will be
-watchful of the institutions whose notify.
they redeem at a loss.
..To the list of banks above given should be added the
following, in New Jersey, and alithe binks of Delaware:
Cordentown Banking Company, Burlington Beni; Bar
hasten County, at Medford; Cumberland Bank, at
Bridgeton; Farmers' ' of ?donut Holly;
. Farotere'and
Meehanipa', Camden Gioneiniter bounty, at *Ma
llory; 11iinies , , at BoxlingtOn'''Maeltinlea ,- and
#l.factruirsti-',at Trentrof 4 eMiliville,
Vrineeton;-./Wena' Banklag Conipinii - Statel*N; at - -
Camden State /lank, at New Brunswick;, Trenton
Banking Company; Union, at Frenehtown. '
The Rillowing is a eomparatiie statement of the
ez
por te , (fixelneive of speele,) from New York to • toriiiiin
porta for ( the week and alnee Jan. 1; .
1856.- .1861. 1858. .
Total fo# the Week.... 5828.274" $1,191,011 $1 287.888
Previously rep0rted..62,212,850 47,488,004 40.059;451
B:nee Jan. 1 $58,069,124 $48,587;016 $41,367,889
The following Is an official statement of the receipts
and diebnreemente at the office of the assistant,Trae,
surer, United States, New York, daring the month of
August
I RECEIPTS AND DISDUESEMIIIII.
Aug. 1, 1858, by balance.. - ' 81,728,183 78
Itecelpta during the Month:
On account of °lntone, $3,416,800 12
On accottnt of Patent Peel... • 4,005 75
On accocnt of Poet 018ce De
partment 464,046 89
On account k of Lonna. 8,2 2 8,474 78
On account of Mlacellaneotui. 136,344 Aso
Total. •
Payments :
Tre:umry Drafts
Poet-Office Drafts...
....84,716,600 12 -
•
.. 848,82 T 40
-- 5,125,421 62
Beanie, Ann. 31, 1839 9,027038,16
We give below the London quotatione, AngnetlBth, of
American Railway securities
Lllinoie Central 9V , cent...,
Do. T 41) , cent,
Do. 7 cent , (Free Land) 1860 , '7BOBO
Do. 100 dol. shares. 80 dots. paid...... 82020 die.
Michigiut Central, 8 4? cent......... 1 85090
Do. do. - do - 1889 - 86088'2e.
Do. do. do. Sk'g fund.lBB2 90092 •
Do. do. do 1869 '
Do. 100 dol. shares 66086
Michigan B. & N. Indiana Sinking
fund , 1885 - 62064
Do. 100 dol. shares 23025
N. Y. Cent. 649' of (Wig fund)....1880 82084
Do. 7 do. Convertible: - ...1864 92094
Do. do. 100 dol. shares 79081
N. Y. and Erie 7 41 , of Bde., c0n....1871 (0086
Do. do. Sinking fund - 1875 85040
Do.. do. ad mortgage 1883 67089 in.
Do. do. Bonds. Oonvertible.lBB2 80035
Do. do. 100 dol. shares 18013
Ohio and Penn. 7 if , cent. Income bds,
con 1872 ..
Ohio & Mississippi let Mtg. Bds.: . . .. • .
Penn: Dent. Bde., lit • do., coneert..;;.ti - , - 90 0 92 •
- . Do. , do. 24 ; do. ' 84. ' 00091
.„
Our nest London quotations may havithe smell of
salt water, and be dated come time this week.
The following is the business of -the Philadelphia
Custom Hones (or the month of August, 'umpired with
the corresponding month of 1856 ri - 41 1857.: -
August. 1858.' 1857. 1858.
Value of merchandise in
- warehonselst of m00th.2008,163 72 - ,758.185 21,039,512
Warrhoti'dfm for'n ports. 442,602 -206;186 111,007
44 other dist's. 19,714, 80,442 • 21,705
Withdrawn fr conaumpt'n 282,339 642,491 801,210
14 transport'n, 10.333 5,770 . maul
It exportation. 10.203 8,209 8,164
Value merchand'e in ware
. . .
•
honae - fait of manth....1067,804 2,888,313 851,784
Enteredlor consumption.l,726.oo6 » 713,093 939,227
Breemdie entered ' 81,644 - 379,607- 306,134
DUTIES REOEIVED
1855 1860. 1857. 1858.
August.... $541.42.3 8533.500 $279.987 $289,169
Prey. 7 m 001.974.178 2,620,916 2,182;402, .1,190,728
2;416,601 8,154416 2,442169 .- .1,469,897
The New-York" Times se34: . -.
The alcial averegee of, the banks In the city.of New
York for the week past, Mulirg Saturday, Ang. 28, pre
sent, in the aggregate, the following changes from the
previous weekly statement of Aug. 21
Decrease in loans .
Decrease in specie.
Decrease in carculation
Decrease In *indrawn deposits
3783,805
532 601
18,311
.1,439 : 010
Including the exehinges between the beaks through
the Clearing House, and able the Bub-Treasury state
ment of Saturday, thefollowing Se the general comps-
Aeon with last week, and also with the movement thin
time het season :
0011P/ELTIVE It2OAPIVirLATIOW.
Ang.29, 1857. Ang.2.B. 1868: Aug. 21,'58
Capital 865,430,000 166 717,000 186,717.000
Loan"... 116,688,919 126,081,428 126,"68,231
,Speole 9.241,876 27,817,000 28,849,507
Circulation 9,671,060 7,487,3678 104, 7,480,
868
084
Grote Deposits... 84,812,886 103.928,17p00
Exchanged 23 952,094 18,508,038 35,449,878
Undrawn 60,860 802 87,720.140 89.159 980
In Bub• Treasury 12,428,586 13,418,098 18.789639
Ths specie line turns out nearly twenty-eight mil
lions, about the figure anticipated oto.the street, and
this, exclusive of the California remittance of $l,-
434,000, which will give the average of the new weet
fell $29,000,00 0 to start with. A number of the Dante
have run down their' loans, and the aggregate line
averages less by $288,805 than last week. The deposits
apparently, run down 21,439,010, after deducting the
Meares:mm.of -the week. The Southern and Western
betake are gradually reducing their balances, as dual,
toward the elm of the summer.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGB SALES,
Sept. 1, 1858.
ZIPORTZD- BY 11./SLIT, DROWN, lb 00., BASE-lOTA,
STOOK, AID 31X0HANGS BROKERS, 111011THIRIST 00141111
THIRD Attu CIUSEITIIUr BTIZITS.
No Board to-day.
We hear of the following Hideo In the street
100 Bean 100 Beading 11...b5.243i
GD V 5.2434 11000 Beading R 608671.
Jo g
U ..... b5.241‘
50 do ..... b6.24X
PIIIADLSLPIIIA MAMUITS,'IIept. I—lroning.
The Oorn Fachange •as oilseed for business to-day
owing to the Telegraph celebration, and a few small
g a les of Crain only were made public, comprising about
2500 bushels Wheat at 128e130 0 for reds, and 183 to
1400 for white—the latter for-prime Southern afloat.
Corn is dull and only about 900 bus yellow brought 880
afloat. Oate--Some 2,600 bus Southern sold at 420.
The Flour market Is quiet, the trade being the only
buyors at previous quoted rates, ranging from $.5 60 to
Pref 50 ge bbl - for .common superfine to fancy lots.
Corn Meal and Rye Flour are era ce nark r --No change.
Cotton is firm but quiet. and a small lingoes,' doing at
from to )3%0. Groe , rie - s are - in better demand,
but the sales are Hunted and prices the acme se last
quoted. IP rovisiont—linthing de og td alter quotations.
Whiskey is ateadyst 260210 for bbiei Motor hhda, and.
250 for diudge,
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13.826,0T2
16,053,284 78
-1875 - - 82e5114
_1875 82.84