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as - Broxiar-Avonsitrwr.LAlr
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K s .A,',..,lniicti litiOletni.ito anacetetptly introdatod,r dat7..the
kr,l- 1 , - 4,ttiat,*tittpr Ott, Kitt , 401Cgstl juttlifjr4tiamiat,hr
1 ~4.14-!ao tirrlldtied *II IP .:.‘ ll #.M..'t!ilk ' tiller Wrl "if:004 ;
firS,4:i sued* ••••••' P r rii , k 7#",-,_ ;irr., j r." 4 0 1 ,t, r ,, b1.
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"..'OIIWELF:Ii 'AD 118 hai .noiv, arraned oiPooral „lots
'eel Vililities of•th sirell , knoirii Geode , in oholipand
!Apsiralds-s.olsysl.'„ r " ,, i ' , •, - , , ,1 ^' •'. • , r- ,-. . ' : ' - , ,
.. - A1pp,4 1 133 1- is :lieleines‘Uinolde, ilPiii r sinemigh
..rA - iiii. ; 4 n'oelPlaidS,,ch ' oloe stylish', ..', ~ •. „ .-: '1 , •
- .."-'hitnual'ilelidnes;Walentiss; Mohtd , si oII Y dice/pores
and - rhress•Geods in ',slime , I -,- , , --- -•
,--..,i--.GLO,BBII3LA,OR-'81i,R8i•,011-ALI,:,17.1D-411,4 ,
-;`,Tiosyy cenied bhielf.Poult de hole, ,',..:,,, ~ 4...• , •,,,- •,-
r linii-Englinh'is Merrimac Ptipts..• L --" , ' , , ,-, •
-. 4- .'.Fiiiii itook.oflCfn,htinksblo-Plasnols, ehirtlnF, Shoot- .
,ing arid "illow,ilTni es - , ~.. - r- -,,,, 4 , -". - 1 - ' ..,-- ~ • -- ' - •
~., .; ‘ , .- - - - k. ' BrELLA•SitiWLS!•-4-. 4: - ~r ~ • •
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' est litithiltp-, ,,-f ', ilees,lfer -CAM - 4'm,- ;‘,. • -- • ~- ...,, -
l iisseatory.te, ~:',O.:IIIiiIIITEC and AR CH-Streets.
tititirAtrli,intrr - qo'op,4: - • —.- ,„. -.
4 ,, Vis i siAß-P11188:'BROtICER S' '
.ff' ,,, '.g%-., , ,,. -, ~ .'-'' i - - - ,ABA, c mnusa; ,- •- - ' • •
4. • , ' ; '-llish; silks iind_Roplutoc .: L" - , r 'f , - .
.;,;.141**,tiosble dttpit - ii les; ' , ,
4, .1
Jhrgach.,Mous4l!pesiipl bhintsei: ' , -
-*TIM Vsienelits_andhierisos. , '.. '. _.
-r - I.'lliagilde'ObitintWe; very ileltr . -
' --. rE—
.EilliwAntamnlllitwler - ' •" . . - - . • -
- , , ' , , - sienomossioisies,and:Yesiltsie: ' '- t i ' '4
;:/,'-',Plshe.,,Oulopi,' - rlCYP,o'di'Solos. - '• ' °.
, ;iekt: , - - ''. cgßsTsor and EIGHTH Streets
lita,T,,r.eiX.,t ! oPtIONG6
0 R.ll ,
-, ::11;o:f6.18-:13.11tEVIT . LIT - BTIP)ITc
MONpAt,. .
.*Altiljoi.na4,cia9 sel4ote4 stdeti Alegant
1
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",0 6 /oii *4'ollo la attlci r aiitaiiii•4
filet .thiseirsoli, Ititilacil'tlai eaten
-411-,iiittlirrzue4 ticimateir •'• 1104 k
• -
4 , 1:z :44
1.1-EATY
, ijskjtir to 411 ittentlon td their eleent assortment
' 4 7 ,-, • •
No on itgod and `et s ring
qyite.g.,§l3•: , Gr.
11 - itioty`sientner, comprising
RICH 811,14:byliegtol*g *tor RODS,
RiOn„pniNtAV ithudatillir: JIB
.4114444;').ga;*limBity.s; together frith a, large "
-ifttfeti.4e.#lo GOODS, to oikei Cc* ;heal Mate.
it • 869'ltric811.0131sTglIT grt
`e32-ot , • - , ,
EYRE Eg LA:NDELL . ,
::,:EpißtTß'Atin'Aitpli"l3TßEETS,
AND HANDY •
r• '-• GOODS.
x rret:Oi PBENOR GOODS
A:ltt;
owartup: ROBES -- rivo'vioifurinti •
11.0118§,-Tozz - notßns
N.EIVEST•BTYLMVYALVSILIDIrr • •
ROUND•CORNBRED . SIIAWLOf.; ' •
111.111.AllICIH PRINTED ibrialNEß; .
- PTA* 'AND BAYADEBE SILKS.
•
• • EYRE & LANDELL, , .
714:47itig;iiki:$4RGET. STREETS.
SEASOTTABLE:OLOALICS.:' „:.,
& 00 .
ii;Tititeitten4onvi.i.ogiie. to their Stook of
. 01R0tru.48,440 1 410; &o•
f3nli4lifir :
- „E443: 2y ! ,;
A 4 lite . ,
auxTrytkirliy,4* - Ar....tisrpoßicrat
•
—Pann • run.ADsr,pur.i..
[W. GOODS.XOR,IB6B
Oliar 3* Yard of NlW;finKSiptitre,cel74
t ,
IffPGAFOEN littee
46*" ' El t atir 46P
ito lit i tbe OWSH I 7
anitiUhaleer{kper,. tante*? by
Rol 42 ,. $#Abi . [ Aogilieton thin ConiL
il •
Are: , .yisiogok - 41121-oen
14e'w= 7 stpurr , sbmq.,•Orape
Ass:giants 'Countetylmisiete:. '
SMtWVI
ik:JA4d I L.Y
Seat Yaaatty L of ear awn hnebrtatioa. - z.
, TablelDlothr, Covers,- Piano - Covers , Stand
,"
'Olothei Casalmeres, fer,Dieeserat Boyatmeare
ler& datarialruse4o,keep,the beat! Sterec,-,thla
saiesenare have over halcaratto nasiutate oar repute./
tion - wone of the' BastOguaelsJA - , r AtJatelAtit to Buy
ci e m
uiAisT,T AL Obi+7l3'llllFF -
Aid" DiciadMettui, •
‘•••%:. Gonda apeoliattor Boyar,:wiiii. • , •
..-StaianierTatit Muffs, se ll ing cheap.
,••= YREEIELMUSLINS - , • •
thellnilaineat; Of , nanaVgnod nuke, by the yard or
pleas; it ainiikMl per cent. on the Agentispeskage price:
' DOMEBTIO GOODS. • ,
Alward heavy:
[Mitt Deadms,Table Linens.—
Toliala; , D.laperti and Napktrui: -
- Makings and Flannels:. •••-- • -•
• •-• IdABBBILLBLI GUILTS': - ,
Dlitoket Troia sl.= per pair upwards:: . •• • -
••• ,Ehimmer Spreads aellintoff cheap. - . •
--BLiNTLLLA. ftOOM._
En4Dusters at 78 0 . Lavelle do, f 1.2 - to $1.115,-
j'ilnataisterifroas $2.50 to S 8•50-: ), ' '
- '-‘,Ditai Mir midst Silk Mantillas and Dilators; which
1/6 wlllaldaa ongat a,grest redrirMon...,
,4 - .• Goods for dronTner and rall,Trz,rralliniD.r.Olaw,
' ...ltatriniaoks, neat' and dark, new'itYles. - .
- .000P2It ooltian, L
B. B. wine* NINTII and MARKET, :
.1 7 00D,IWASTalsti & CO.,
'633 MARKET initEirj
- _
• - - EAU.fr' k - ER9TWER, •
'STREET,
traZ ill e i b igrol e h" , :" -rerf
ez
-PINE OARPETINRaO
lint(orted direoViroln - the t,estminfooturero, or pur
. -,ohaood at the Imp. Woo In Now Totki - Ooneislitig of
• ' TEN NEWEST PATTERNS -
GEISSP' "
Vitortreiie,et; below b,heetiint i •
~ .t •
j..AC4O Or *LASS.PL AVE S, .
, a,i , ,triar, : DaealurrreN,
;# 1 . 1 1, 116 :i9 11 1 1 ! e !
frfA)I9B , ,Crtee.RIGGING made to: order PY
A:3f,R4eirry./lelala, 4 00, 44
;Ifit le;CO:- gm ra r ar NAVES.
1 494 1 .#.0. 1 1 4 ,4,00P:= • • 11°.
_ • .
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.
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,
-,,TO•DAY
iflif f irluTitOfiZNiONHp,paio.E.st
411097.,tt
-4 gr,flTPeligio•
1087IIIJOIt - PlItlIADILP1Hi . .1111),10618/01
(:0/11iPBT,.,]ffi4NUFACTITRERS,
_B9le?kgen' tsln tlils city the
AliZtj ,0 A Rilit T ,
;.11anataetnred by Josiah Barber
ARPETS ;Dili' FATiL ,S4LES:
- • never befori offered tensile) -
•Of "VELVET-O,A.RPE.T.I, eingle . inddonhle.wldtbs;
TriPesl , lo( BRUSSELS: Ott% guilty ,
0110108-ILEAVII.BRUSeELS, neat designs.
• , c J 4. , Moo - • - ' • '
812tIk THREE-PLY INfrfie IN end 1 7.6NET1A203,
. . ;of ever} , verlityr of style quality;
Confining Gumtree exeltielyely to the _ 2 _ • ,
; • °Ogg ItYBTH if, ' `
ire sheilhio 'enabled ntnfi.lf teen to give our anetomern
the beet Goods, it the r• -
•• ;LOWEST PRICES.
ii:eo44ere.
Tinosriii4s2/.0 0u,41T0!
, 2,000 DAiR*La AND BAGS
a r ta iy LAND,
Iu giUne foi isle by.
.1 • • ,
4030 iliANgi)lT,l‘..oo.,
No. TX North WATER Stroot,
106 North DBLAWARII Avenue
- JS r 4., r..:
J lia2l-2m
T o thisHiptllEßS.
A11111E1::13:, I,E & . .S 0, N.,
- 818 01:CPBTHIIT ' f3TREIT, .
- „, OPPOIIIIII - VIII (1411/11); $Oll6l,
luYlte the ttytnt!T ald 13?Vheip . Coto , m•
to t#6l.r imy9ll,tr;fl.?Kt delbal4:semirfaneit of
i;o6iiitia.4la3B 63 , -
: •
:I,OIL pemenries,
"PORTRAIT AND PICTURE -FRAMES,
—; Suitable tor ,the . ,
.!? '
'ft Ol• 111
;Ali!littera Otrobs.
S?!,,:COb . TR AD
BALL
tt z: t . it her *etablishnlient,';':,. ti r t ' "
Ifd.'24, North It - INTIK , STREET
Where she most AlgeVully invitee her friends end,
`thd isdies t iteiletrally. - - ee7Bt
rrwomAs MOROAN,'
AROI6ITRXE*; aboio 1311;VENTR,
inteet,)
"PANOY - BONNET,'• ,•-, , 1 - 1,- .„
.
_DRESS CAP, and . ' ' •
-. .
BONNET FRAME IifANIIVACTORY
Also; Denier in
TERROR BLOWERS,"" - -
REATTIERS,
' .RILLINERY GOODS genertilly ;
„ WIIOLDBALE 'AND RETAIL. • • ;
Orders spliet!ed and prOmptly executed.' Se7-12t
BERNHEIM '& 99.;
No. 21 SOWN SEOOND STREET,
-:Arinow'opisning'elplen4ld.
-MILLINERY ; GOODS.
In it will be fonnd•a euperb aeeortment of
kRENO4 noWslis:
• = 71.1ATIfilliS; . •
,
• .
, 1 •
ilboinlip'";2lier;„.
-- lostriv - iikrtictAtti;
- IN illtilAnik 'VARIETY,
• •- Evrkpos ALPB. •
ThO ioineenrente we offer to ,
oAss; 811011TAIME, -ANEI IiESPONBIBIE. SI X
.unsurpassed by any other , eetablishment in. this
Country. , To ,mirobants now visiting the - oltyi we, ex
tend a cordial invitation to call - and examine our stock
beforemaldnethbir, purchases.. . •
- Our nnetto il L and always has bee;
• "AMICK BALES-AND-SMALL' PROTITS." •
suitl-2m' ' - '
IpLINERY GOOM
AOILN 'STOR,E ct -BONS,
No. 89, NiIE4TNIIT OTREBT,
AU now prepared to ear to their easterners, and the
trade, a large andwell-aeleated aseOrtment of
FEATHERS,
Conflatog themaelvei eielustrely,to this branch of
the trials, and Importing the larger part or.their atook,
enabtel there to Offer s _ an asserhient unaufiaseed.ha
extent and variety, 'which will be cold at the lowest
pricais"ind the meet:faiirable terms.
staf-lm
NO: Q: FALCONER & CO.;
725, CHESTNUT STREET,
Hare now In store 6 ooroplete siserbnent
SILKS, RIBBONS, TELVETS,I7LOWEES,
FEATHERS, and
MILLINERY 000E3 GENERALLY,
To which they invite the attention of the trade
au2s4m*
33 -SOUTH SECOND
. STREET. 33
:Will Owl ua nrepared . to . exhibit a most complete and
eleg6r4 asseirtztenti
Hew stiles BoNzitie*ititik.,s,
RIBBONS, in *lease variety,
lipNou I'LW)3118,
Alpo, a beautiful Btoek ,-- „
, STRAW GOODS,
Oomprlang all the clearable -
61ripaio9i,witicat ,ittotti
MINIM:TM AVANOBII7PON COBT,
'Saida! which ;re
TX PER CENT. POE CASE
MILLERS from a distance, who m*y not be swap.
of Werexiatence of such' an Establishment, OUT OR
MA3KET STEttT, ,will benefit
_themselves by
"Salt to _ .
— A. Ef.:KOSENAgilii & BROOKS,
No. 83 South SECOND Bireei, above Chestnut
ne23.dtnovi:.
,
18ala 'FALL STOCK. ' 1858
LINCOLN, WOOD, & 'NICHOLS,
O. 45. SSETE. SECOND STREET,
IMPOSTERS AND MANSPACTURNED
STRAW GOODS, •
• • - FRENCH BLOWERS,
VELVET AND BILE BONNETS,
TRIMMED STRAW BONNETS,
- • RIBBONS, • •
RUCHES, and
- ,
MILLINERY. GOODS GENERALLY.
„.. •
Pattern Bonnets made and trimmed to order.
• • SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUYERS
Are !noted to call shit examine the
MOST COMPLETE STOCK TO BE FOUND IN
THE COUNTRY. anitiam
HILBORN JONES, -
waturAwroaza AND RNOLENALN DIA.LI9 111
FANOY BILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
• Annafoul Riowias; Ruonis, &o.
SOFT PIID, AND WOOL HATS:
The attention of city and:eonntry dealers Is Invited
to • large and varied stook of the above goods; at
- 434 MARKET 6TREST,
W3-2m BELOW, PIPTIL
WARD,N as. 103 and 105 N. SECOND
...a• Street, Manufacturer and Dealer In Haney and
Straw Bonnets, Chenille and Straw Trimmings. Alao,
Panthers and Blowers, all of Which are of the latest
and most fashionable styles.
N. B.—Cash Buyers will 11nd It to their advantage to
give us a call. au24lm*
fiel'ilk.PEE-TON. for the best WHITE
ABII COAL, warranted free from elate or
duet—, , • ;
rifICKS' COAL IS the hest And:cheapest in
AIL the city, re-screened in yard and dry . under cover.
TAROKS sells Ogee but the very best Lehigh
sad Sohriyikill Cosi and warrants full weight.
TOCITOKS . -superintends the delivery of all
ILA- Coal pe rsonally , and therefore guarantees it tote
us - represented. , • •
LI - 101(S' Yard and Office is at the southeast
la - corner of HARSH aLL and WILT OW, whore he
invites all to call and examine forthemselves the **We
fasts. ' , su2s4m ,
1 esel4f
rI NOWLES , PAALILY GOAL DEPOT,
AIL NINTH and WILLOW Streets, where the HICK
ORY and LEHIGH COAL can be supplied in its purity,
at lowest ASR priens. nu2l-lm
EVBRING, FOX, & GO., wholesale' find
L . retort - dealer, 10 -LEilaB and SCHUYLKILL
COAL: Lehigh yard—TltlßD street sad UNMAN
TOWN -11.0aD. BeharlkUl yard—RA.oZ sod BROAD'
streets, Philadelphia, Keep.eonsiantly on had - Coal
from the most approved mines, ander cover, and pre
pared enreinlY for final, add.— teroy
A GARD - St 00.,
, .
NO. 323 BARNET STREET,
- - FUSE NOW IN STORM Al
ZNTI•SE NEW STOOK
HATS AND CAPS..
TONEIIOI MET IRTITE TER ATTENTION Or
BUTTES PROM ALL PARTS OP PUT
• aulo-241. •
11, GARDEN
•
icIN117•01172117401/, IND 1980LEBILI1 DIALMBEI 111,
OAPS, lIIRS,I3TRAW 000D13, ,
NANCY- SILK. AND trißeir. BONNETS,
- °LAB FLOWERS, itilottEs, BEATH/SIB,
' • &p., &0., -
No. " 60 - MARKET ;STREET, •
• R. , W. Corner , brSixth - street, , Philadelpbia.
.1 1 .1.13RORAIiTs tips 'respeotfulky Invited to exalt:dna
oar Stock. - • wl4 Zia
ENGRAVINGS,
.pETERO 'rA.Avitir 'NON-ExmoSrva
LAMP
IA the .;I;i7 a ntt -3,I3I TIV ITIZe
NON-CIONDUOTOK ATT.6.OBIID. •
lot Sarett, Ohmura; Mit , Stilltam,y, , gurplissi
BLin7 ANDP9pHrt BAGATB YOB BALI.
Addivila , - P. PAT, -;
8. W. =air rsual) CIiBI3TNIPU Sts,,
delpihis BP.OADWAYi 'Nee YorlV.'ashf-Itili
OPENED.WiIt
PALL,ST9OK
MC*TH'S'BUYERB
IaBBO NEI,
PLOWEIIa, and
MILLINBRY GOODS
UP lISAISB,
Buyers of
MILLINERY GOODS,
FEATHERS, BINH* &o
tats aria CEng°.
tows.
PRMADEtt'HU.
itiolitme,prn 600b0.
250 DISTINCT STYLES
PARIS BRAWLS,
Just received
and for Tale, Atoll:nude, by
CAR . PETINGS
- .lIIST RECEIVED
PROM 'ALE MANUFACTURERS,
Oa Ootudgnment, a laige lot or
' INGRApi . AND VENETIAN CARPETS
To be mold at AUCTION PRIORS for Cosy Or City. A-o
ceptancea.
WOLVJg, WILSON, er. CO.,
No. 182 01128TNtrl` Street
jy2o•hmkwtt
FOREIGN , AND DOMESTIC/ GOODS.
PEDIBERTON B. HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 Chestnut street,
• Offers for sale
DRILLS, JEANS, SIIEETINGS, SHIRTING%
MARINER STRIPES, OSN/BURGES, FLANNELS,
• BROWN, BLEAOHED, AND COLORED MUSLIN%
In all widths from the
BALTIC MAN% 00., BATES MAN'G 00.,
NORTHVILLE DO. LOWELL , - DO. - -
PAIRHILL • DO. WEST BOYLSTON DO.
Also,
Templeton Mills Doeskins and Fancy °mimeses,
Woodward do. do. do. -,
Saxony Mill • do. do. do.
T.'gether with slump assortment of desirable FOreign
Goods. - - sepl,lns
HOMAS & MARTIN,
No: 29T OIiaINtITITREBTi
OMISSION MERCHANTS Id OFVTILE SALE OF
AMERICAN COTTON' AND WOOLLEN GOODS
TO - DEALERS IN OIL CLOTHS.
The Bvibeerlher having enerfor.faollittee for Menu
faoturing
FLOOR, TABLE, STAIR, and
• CARRIAGE OIL GLOTTIS,
Is now prepared to offer groat inducements to Buyers
from all parts of the country. •
A large and choke Stook Constant], on hand.
Great care will be taken in selecting for Default who
order by mall.
WAREHOUSE, No. 229 A.ROII Street, Phila.
,an2S 3m* • • TUOIGAS POTTER, Manufacturer. ,
NEW AND OHOWE STILES
ELLINGTON CARPET S ,
(cRoasLEVII PATENT 'BRUSSELS,)
CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
AND
MADE TO 'ORDER ON SHORT NOTIOB.
FOR BALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
128 and 130 CHESTNUT STREET.
eual4m
pAOLFIO
DELAINES, PERSIANS, CASHMERES,
ALMAB, PRINTS, ETO..
ALSO, A wate,E STOCK 01/
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
BY TILE PACKAGE,
VIES SALE ET
LITTLE & STOKES,
No. 235 CHESTNUT Street
BROOKS' PATENT GLAOE •
SPOOL COTTON.
BOLE M}ENTS FOR rIirLADELPRIA,
LITTLE & STOKES,
N 0.., 235 CHESTNUT STREET
insa4st
BLABON ec'
•
MANUFACTURERS . Or
, O=IL ' CLOTHS.
lirAßßilintak 10. - NOATA Tanw,ffrAmEz-:
PIEMiDELPittA.
Orris to the trod. • fell stock of Floor 'Oil Cloths,
medium sod extraliuslityuunniellod Muslin Drills end
• Table On Cloths, new style.; green glazed Oil Cloth
for window shades.
Aeompletesseortroont of Window Shades, trimmings,
Re. W. Invite the attention of dealers to our stock.
utlB-2m
RIDGWAY, IMUSSNEII, & CO.,
IMPOBTERB OP
OLOTIIO,
DDEBKINB, and
CABRIMEREB
SOLS AGiUTS FOR Tall FoLLosiusa
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS
IBID. ERERENS, (Little Tioket,)
-W. A. JOHANNY, Abhoe, •
GEVEBS & BOIIMIDT, and M. 010110
ZAMBONA BROWSES, Raney Oaselmeres,)
_ BROIOLI & LAMBERTS, (If and B Clotho,)
R. TOBNNIEB &
P. G. HERRMAN & SON, (Slimn - Cloth)
HASELOSE & 00.
No. 808 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
H. W. RIDGWAY,
anlB.2m CHAS. BREMNER.
G LENECIIO. MILLS,
GERMANTOWN, PA
A. NoCALLIIM & 00.,
SINUY/OTOSSES AIM WHOLES/LS DE/LEES HI
OARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &o
WARE1101:18B, No. 80 BANN MEET,
1 , 209 PACKAGES
Brown and Munched
lIIIISETINGS, SHIRTING'S, and DRILLINGS,
direct from
LACONIA, GREAT PALLS,
HADLEY, PERKINS,
MASSACHUSETTS, DWIGHT,
BARTLET; and CABOT MILLS,
In which will be found a large and desirable assortment,
to,whlch we beg to cell the attention of the trade.
ROBESON INDIC° BLUE PRINTS, HAMPDEN
TWEEDS, STRIPES, TIOKINOS,
AND COTTONADEB,
In great variety.
SATINETS, FLANNELS, do.,
For male by
. FROTILINGRAAI A WELLS, Agents,
auSamlf 86 LETITIA St. and 84 8. FRONT St.
WELLING,,COFFIN, & CO. -
HO CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on band, and are constantly receiving, th' fol.
lowing desotiption of goods t
• A.' & W. SPRAGUES , PRINTS, In great variety,
inoluding Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues,
Shirtings; and fancy Stirlen.
BLEACKED SHERTINGS,_ SHIRTINGS, A
DRILLINGS.
tonedale,'Masonville,
Hope, ' Waahington, Union Mills,
Blackstone, Cohannet, Johnston,
White Rock. Phenix, Acton, &c.
BROWN SIIESTINGS itrnes.
SHIRTINGS, ABB OISNA—
' /Womb, Virginia Family, Groton,
Httricki Esat'n Virginia, Eagle,
Manchester, Moo's & Farm's, Still Water,
Aleeltanica', Warren A, Cerra' River,
Riverside.
CLOVIS.
Bottomiefs, Pomeroy's, and Glen.hant Co.'s Black
and Emmy all.wool and cotton warp Clothe In great
variety. -
DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
ereerdeld Co., Saxton River, Bristol,
Terry's ' Stearn's,
ETS. and others.
SATIN
Stearn's, • Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & Capron.,
Minot, Charter Oak, Mineral Spring.,
Swift Elver, Carpenters', Plorence Mills,
Hockantn, • Duhring's, Cony° 'ravine, &o.
SlLESlAlL—Lonedale"s, Smith's, and other makes,
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denial and 'Pickings.
Rhode 'eland and. Philadelphia ',hams and Apron
Cheeks.
Shepard's and Slater's Canton Flannels, &e. 1y22.2m
RIGHARDSON'S . IRISH LINENS,
DA.11eLia.813.13,. 13I.A.PEN0e. Ocw.
CONSUMERS of RIOUARDSONfii LINENS, and those
,desirous of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the articles they purchase are sealed with the
full name of the firm,
• , ILIOHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
Ac a guarantee ,of the soundness and durability of the
Goods. .
This caution fel rendered essenally necessary tal large
quantities of inferior and defecti v e Linens are prepared,
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RIOCARDSON by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
Wary thus Inflicted alike -on the American consumer
and
readitlhye manufacturers
d o n f e s h s e'
gn pr u o i fi n t e a G e o d w s h iwei l p u ot
chasers
oats be' Imposed on With Goods of a worthless
.character. •
J. BULLOOKE & J. E. LOOSE,
• ray2iyirn Agents,l6 01111NOI1 Street. NeW York.
.. •
iltentistry.
0: A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
' . DENTIST.
Would Inrm his Mods tht e has REMOVED to
lne WALNUT area, shove E a lor h
enth. JeZEm
.Dr. W. S. MoILHEIINEY,Dentist,
•L• Would inform his friends that he bee resumed
practice at No. 1343 CHESTNUT Street, second door
hove the V. S, Mint, 091.pra
WEDNESDAY. SEPITAIBER , 8. 1858.
F. W. MELIZET & CO.,
No. 312 CHESTNUT Street
ITIENNENT-SCHOOL - HARTSVItLE,,
PENNSYLVANIA.
, BOYS FITTED 'FOE COLLEGE
DirSIGCSS,
NEXT TERM NONWOVEN NOVEMBER 2,
AI. LONG, PRINCIII.II..
•
Ileforence-Bov. ALIORT . 86111 , 1119, LnNYIEVR. Ann-
Bunex,'Nen , lion. Cu.ta. J. PAowtsaa, Virginia. Zion.
1111110 y CHAPMAN. Bell-00clew*
TriplTT, BROTHE A R, - & 00.3
,3313.(3,774 . 11 MID DEALSRB
OUTLE'IIY,
MOORE, HENSZEt & CO.,
Mts. 427 MARKET AND 'COMMERCE
Mau now In eiore,andiviiibe receiving thronghont
the union, a large ,and : WiA aeleofed aseortment of
Goode in their Ilhe , to whieti, they finite the attention
101 AB.DWARE .—The , subscribers, COM
CZ_ MISSION Iif_SECIIIINTS.for the sale of YOREIGH
'AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, would respeatfully
call the attention of the.ftillde to their stooks which
they are offering at lowest rates. Our assortment con
sists in parte— ,
Chains, of all kinds—Trieft . 4 Log ~Halter, Breast, Ox,
Cow, Fif th, Wagonaltage, Tongue, - Look,
Mine, and Coil Chains. . •
The celebrated "L HOMO Nalle• Stone and Sledge
Hammers. . -
"Wright' " and other Arline; Solid HOS and other
Sloes. -
Short and long handle 1 Pans; round and oval
Sake Pane.. 1
Blartua , s superior - ffiltilland Hasps; Bed Screws.
"Excelsior Safety Pruniollasting Tubes.
Corn, Grace, audDrierihrphes Corn, and Straw
_ • ".:5‘
Hay, Manure, Tanners', and Spading Forks.
Raton and noes Shovels 46:4 Spades, or ell kinds. '
Tutu, Brads, Shoe, Olott4ind Finishing Nails. -
Cast and Wrought Butt Hinges, Screws, Locke of all
rinds; Cutlery, Itains and Punt, t ps, Axes, Hatchets, Ham
sters, Plante , and other Was tee. fro. '
- WI Q. Lswis sort,
mhl-y , COMAISSA R "treat.
Q'+HOVELS AND SR I DES•
2100 doaen Tor WS Woornor of QUARRY - and
BREAD Streets.; - GEOMALVAIAN'S Psotory.
rUlaaM * •
GOFF & PETER3CI ' '
/NLDONTERS AND i&NIIVAOTIIIMBil
A4,41.-R081at , 44-- :
FIEROVAL.-0. 0. SADLER & Co. have
Ago removed from No. 9 North Water Street to No.
103 AMU street, second door above Front. - eel
REMOVAL,— •
THOMAS N. DALE & 00. i
• Importers and Manufacturers of
OLOTHLIRB , and
TAILORS) TRIMMIN4B,
Have Removed from No. 19 North FOURTH Street to
NO. 818 MARKET STREET. •
adi•im •
REMOVAL --JOHN P; DWIERTY,
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
A large eaaortment constantly on hand, to which the
attention of dealers is invited. au2B-1m
SLEEPER & FENNER,
New pttpliFatign G.
JAMES .U.RALLE'M SF:SON;
No. 25 Soma SIXTH-STREET; 1 •
Publish' , am cm ON ; UN cuLEAT,KINA—the
,most superb. work Jerusslian vier Dotted.,
NADJI IN SYRIA 15 cents.
CARPENTRY MADE EASYI - 88. - L
NEW JUVENILE LIBRARY. PO.. •
• CAVE OP MACPUELAII, $l, • .
GOSPEL AND ITS ELSIMENTS ' . 85 cents.
OillirbylAN , SVIDENOM Si cents.
'is casts.
; , PALESTINE;PASTAND.PRESENT• $860 ;
-IN AND AROUND STAMBOUL. $1.25. ..0u2.5-Im*
AT A L U AB LE Wt./AK ON GOLONIAG
LAW-011A.LUBRW , OFINIONS.—OPirdons
of
eminentL.wyerson Tarim:Sr points ot 'English Juris
prudence, chiefly concerning' the „Colonies, Fisheries,
and Commerce of Great Britain Collected and Digested
from the Originals ha the BiArd'of Trade and Other De
positories, By GHOROB BENL., LLB.,
lvol. aro, 815 pages. ,
Just received and for sale by -
11A.1" BBOTIIER,
Law Book Boners, Publishers, and Importers,
.1.7 29 3 19 South Sixth street.
o.butational. '
4arbtaart.
AR E,
, • PISTOLS, &e.,
529 NIARXEII STREET, '.
-lo . ti Sixth, North side,
au27-2m
IMPORTERS Olt
HARDWARE, 01111,ERY, GUNS, &e.,
WBBTERN AND 1300IIERN BUYERS
an9-2.ot* • 5
f3ablerp aar Aigritves tErtmtninvo.
OdßßlAl}s a iwd
BADLBRY,
• • MORN TRIMMINGS,
No t ,3I£44I , OOSTABET,
sul24m PRILAMILPICIA
BY TAR BALE , OR BOBBY
GEO. F. WOMEATIVS,
415 AND 417 , AE0H STREET
Vientonato:
TAILOR,
HAS REDIOVHD
N. E. CORNER OF PISTIL AND WALNUT STB.
PaiLLDßLpaii., 7nly 16, 1858. il2B
Umbrellas nab 'parasols.
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
bIANUFACTURERB,
No. 216 MARKET STREET,
AIANIINAOTUREMS
UMBRELLAS AM PARASOLS '
No. 830 MARW:i BTNEET,
Invite the attention of BUYERS
To Their
LARNE AND VARIED STOOK
glbina, Glassware, &c.
TURNBULL & CO.,
lATPOBTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
Nos. 23 and 25 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Between Market end Chestnut,
.PHILADELPHIA
Jrl7 GLAID3WARE, open or by the paokage.
no3l-2m
FALL STOCK
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
3 3 0 "2" 45C STIR,CDTJ'I, -
No. 82 NORTH' FOURTH ST.,
POUR DOORS BELOW THE afEROHANTB' HOTEL,
Have now In store the largest assortment of
CHINA AND QUESNSWARE
In the city, of thotr own importation, to which
they invite the attention of
FIRST CLASS BUYERS.
Also, Agents for Manufactured Pittsburgh Mau,
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
A largo Stock of
011/NA, GLA/18WANDI, AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AT THE LOWEST EMMET PRICISB, At
MARESEN & WITTE, Importers,
• MASONIH lIALL, HS CHESTNUT STREET
jens-11 •
A GENERAL CAUTION.
"PRENTISS'S
WASHING AND SCOURING SOLUTION
The proprietors of the above preparation have been
informed that is consequence of the ittICCORT of their
disooverY, attempts have already been made to coun
terfeit it, by the substitution of au injurious article.
They therefore deem it due to themselves and the
pubdo to issue thie.OAUTION. and to urge all who
desire to obtain the genuine preparation, to purchase
only at their establishment, or at, the authorised arm.
Mee. , SAMUEL GRANT. Ja.. A 00., '
189 South WATER Street.
11.—hiesanree rill Immediately be taken to dent
41t11 alloonnttortetters moordlog to low. ae3•frmwOtt
gijt
WEDNESDAY; SEPTEMBER 8,1868
rrophemes of Science—No. is
On-Friday laid, the municipality, of Jersey
City gave a splendid dinner to Captain ii:llD
-13011 and the other officeri,orthe'ffiagara.. It
was,' In every respect, an : entertainment wor
thy of the highly distinguished guests—with
two small Mistakes. First, the invitation
named four as the hour when -the dinner
should commence; while the party did not sit
down to table until after seven. Secondly, by
some mistake, ladies were not alloWed to be
present, evert 'as spectators. In FMnce, on
such an 'occasion, the fair sex would have
been included in, the • invitation, and have
graced the entertainment.by partaking' of the
repast. . ;
After Captain HUDSON'S health was honored,
with all the enthusiasm elicited by a great
deed successfully'perfbrined, the company had
the gratification of bearing a short, sensible
speech from that distinguished. gentleman.
He expressed his delight at a compliment
paid . to QUeen VICTORIA, whom he justly
eulogized as an excellent sovereign and
a very exemplary wife and mother, and
particularly , praised her for assistance
rendered, by her Government, to the
great experiment of laying the ~.'^Atiaptic,
Cable. • 4i Orders were given ; _,thrOughout her
dominions," 'paid Captain - Gummi, «to admit
us 'to the dock.yards, and to do every thing
for us that wo required 'to have' done. , They
.went farther tlien-lbat—liberties and privi
leges and 'free access Were given in the navy
yards to every officer of the , .American ships—
finch privileges as were not allowed to their
'own officers. I believe that there is a feeling
throughout England more favorable 'towards
America than.we in this country imagine or
believe. They have evinced it in all their in
tercourse with us, in . their, courtesies,- their
hospitalities. They have left no Steno- lin.:
turned, no -measurenittried,:for the purpose
of making us feel at honie. We were, at
home. 'We kiieW no distinction, save that we
had• not our families immediately aroundms.!
We supposed at first, and it may have been
the case, that England was a little joalyus of
America. She may have been jealous, brit it
was the -jealousy of a.. gay widow towards her
own daughter, when she thinks ' that the
daughter receives the attentions-which should
be paid to herself. Bat she loved her daugh
ter, and the English people love us. Ido not
stpnd here' as the :apologist of Great Britain.
I stand here simply to reader her that justice,
Which is her due. In the `work of laying this
cable we have, done 'simply our duty. I say
We—the credit belongs to' the engineers, the
officers and the men. "We', have not stood
alone. We knew.no England and no Ame
rica-in the duties between the iNVO squadrons."
_ All this was received, by a large company,
with . great *ileum). The speaker then pro
ceeded thus:; - _
" GENTLEMEN : Wo talk a good deal of Memo,
Science is to be honored.- honor it. - adds to
the happiness of mankind anti- to the improve
ment of the age in which we . live. Science Is well
worthy our homage anti praise. But we must not
stop hero. Look at: what :has been done by the
scientific world of London. - At- the last yearly'
meeting ofthe'savana of London the gold - medal
was given for the best paper that hod been read.
And what do you think were the contents of that
paper? IT WAS VIE UTTER IMPOSSIBILITY 'AND
IMPRACTICABILITY 05. /MOM LAYING' THAT TELE
GRAPHIC WIREo" 7
To be sure, that was rather a miscalculation
on the part of Science, which has a trick of
playing the braggart very largely, at times,
and of 'venturing upon all sorts of prophecy
legs—which 'never, turn ; out truly, .by any
chance. Not; to go very far back, we CAL
mention a few of these,' actually within our
2 4 , WherusorrittililOrrilitisfa,ith.r01144
~-
'Railwayism, first ventured to broach .the theory
that steam locomotives could run upon , iron
roads, with a speed much exceeding that of
horses, Science gravely dente d the fact, and
tried to veto the whole affair, contending that,
on a uniformly-smooth surface, such as a rail,
there would be no ‘c purchase" for the wheels,
which would revolve round and round, with
out' any power orpromilsion. But, said Sci
ence, represented by Mr. Goanswonvnx Gun-
YET, (a great civil engineer, and inventor of the
Bode Light,) place your steam locomotiVes on
ordinary turnpike roads, which will resist the
wheels and gtvd them "purchase," and there
will bo famous steam coachinfNill at once.
Mr. GURNEY made repeated' experiments on
common roads, and always went within an
inch of succeeding; but, just at that point, his
steam coach would stand still, or burst its
boiler, or something of the kind. Science,
nothing daunted by such a trifle as utter fail
ure, soon rallied, and said that roughness of
surface was essential to produce bite;" that
the wheels of a locomotiie could not go on
without this bito. Science confounded rough
ness' of surfaao with tenacity of surface and
tenacity of parts ; not perceiving that a yield
ing surface, which would not adapt itself to
the tread of the wheel, could never become an
unyielding surface to form a fulerim for its
prOgression.
In 1820, one Thomas Garr wrote a book
repeating the suggestion, which *others had
made before, of a general iron railway, all
over England, ;by employing cog-wheel en
gines on cog-wheeled railroads. Here again
science erred. Had the double cog been
used, the rate of speed could scarcely have
been seven miles an hour, through the jolting
and friction they would have caused.
When the Liverpool and Manehester rail-
Way was projected, in 1821, STEPHENSON alrea
dy had a steam locomotive, running on such a
rail as is now used, at the rate of six miles an
hour. Science declared that this must be the
maximum ; it had previously declared that any
running whatever upon a level-rail was impos
sible. Indeed, it declared, that the weight of
the locomotive would prevent its moving upon
any road. In 1824, Mr. MacranEN, of Edin
burgh, who confidently spoke of locomotives
running 20 miles an hour, and even yet more
rapidly, was ridiculed as a crazy enthusiast.
In 1823 the Quarterly Review declared that
the distance between Liverpool and Man
chester, now ran in an hour and oven less,
could barely be covered within the day, that
nothing could be ti more palpably absurd and
ridiculous l than the prospect hold out of loco.
motives travelling twice as fast as stage
coaches, and that eight or nine miles an hour
was as much as could be ventured on with
safety.
That erudite man of science, Dr. Marrying
LAIIHNEIt, emphatically declared—a little be
fore the fact defeated all his speaulations—
that et carriages could not go at any thing like
the contemplated speed; if driven to it, the
wheels would merely spin on titer axles, and
the carriages would stand stock-still."
Before Parliament, Mr. STEPHENSON him
self, to obtain a hearing, had to limit his ex
pectation of speed to ten miles an hour, and
a public funCtionary of that day said that if a
locomotive ever did go at that speed tt he
would oat a stewed engine wheel to his break
fast." This was in 1825. Ekactly four years
later, GEORGE STEPUENSON'S locomotive,
The Rocket," actually travelled at the rate
of 85 miles an hour. Several years after, it
reached a speed of' nearly 60 miles an hour.
Tho doubting gentleman never turned np, we
believe, to claim the stowed engine -wheel for
his breakfast.
Even'after Railwayism was an established
thing, the celebrated Dr. LARDNER—the ve
ritable Dr. Diabolus ' Gander, of Warren's
"Ten Thousand a-Year"—again put himself
forward, and again put llla foot in
. it. When
the Box Tunnel was projected, on the Great
Western Railway, (between London and Bris
tol,) out came bold LartnuEn with a pamph
let, to show that the' destruction of the atoms.
pherio air in the tunnel would kill the travel
lers—that the stoke would- produce carbonic
acid gas, which no ventilation could make
innocuous—that, in the Box Tunnel particu
larly, the passage of a load of ono hundred
tons would deposit 8,090 pounds of noxious
TVV6::CE_NTS,•;',.:,.
. ,
gases;' incapable of suppOrtfng NeVer
thelesa, the 'BoxTtintiel matt mide;and'. not
only have rid lives been - lost, 'butt:itfis an
ascertainedfact , th at' travell in k •through lit- is
not injurious to ' • • '
Particulars of • - I)r,,' , l..;Aanxines scientific'
blunders - -concerning frailWayism are' to. be
found in one of thencistlateresting blogra.:
phies ever written; t. The Life "of George Ste.'
phenson,. Railtiar Engineer," 'by SAMUEL
Sines, - published in Brigland, - abnut eight
_months, ago, and republished herd byTionnot.
& Farms, of Bast On.• 'lt is the' history 'of
railwayism; as well as the' life''of -ifs father,
and though thoroughly scientific;•is ae simple'
and clear in' ifs - statements' and en:mittens,'
that a schoolboy can comprehend them. As
we haveLbeen asked, more than once, who
Sallies, the biographer, may be, we reply that
he is Seerptary of theSouth-EaStera'Rallway
Company, (England,) and lfves 'at - Blackhiath;
near, London. By and bye, WI dare ;saY, Mr.
S. A. Amanonz's great Dictionary of Authors
will give all needful 'Particulars about him. •
• • We shall here him' Dr;- LAI:MIER - for the
present. By-and-by we shall have to - state
how he insisted that steam 'navigation across
the Atlantic Was c‘ utterly impossible," 'and,
a little later, came to this,:country in st*
steamer. '
- Such are some of the vagaries of Science; ;
even in our own time, when it is not praCtieal,
and ventures out o: its depths into - propbecy.
The •'satians 4f London, commemotated by
Captain Efunsoff; must look greatly minimized
when they; reflect he* - andrAir What theY'be?
stowed theiriold - medal last Year.
As,thissuNect, with ofir'iliuStrations,,is net
exhausted; we, shalrkeinine its - ebiiiiideration
to-morrow.
New Publications.:
The, School .toziryal for September is the, best
number that periodical yet published,. .The
dogmatisin has almost,,exapiwated. ;Theirgh'ionie
elite artieles, prose as well as verse, are very go*,
it is se r i:nothing. too Much to declare that theyanne
men'teho write them are"the liteCati of Thiltidel)
phin.i.! PM) article here, , On - "The •Noiegiaper'
fsacwell pointed that it mat be from
the life, and :No should copy it bad 7iri) space...
There.% a goodportratt, with a modelt, biography
Professor of Anatomy in the -
Central iligh•Sehool of Philadelphia.
I)BBotoctlitkio,lo,i September , contains many
yaluable:Paie ;Upon . , tratie;',nottimeree; egriOul.„
taro, and educa`tiot, and one veiy`singulir onabb'
the Atlantic, Telegraph, whiab we shall . notice W. ,
1:11017014. - ,
Unless ,the three other_ Reviews quicken their,
pace, the Nortfi. British will outstrip them:, The
August number, just republished at New York, is
unusually good: It contains a dozen articles, not.
one of which is indifferent. The most striking are
those upon Obatiaubriand, Ribliotiluterpratee
tion, Researches 'on Light,
_The Literari Pond:
British Art, and Political Parties.. These are SoMil
to any Review; papers we have 'read for a lend
.time. We, notice that this is the first number of a
new volume, and thereat.° a good time to subscribe
to this periodical, and the others in.the , remark
ably cheap and complete, series ropubliahod,hy
L. Scott tk Co:, Now York. (Agent, Mr. 14.)3,,,
Veber.) ' _
The September number of The Horticulturist,
published by Saxton, of New York', is very iett:d'-'
able, particularly tho - Edi tor's Trip to Canada: '
Arrival of the Pirate captain , at New
York Quarantine.,, , _
A reporter inyestardey's TriAztiitk glyee,an,act=
! sonata's:odt to the brig Dolphin , which-arrived
at the &vv. Yoik'Qaarantine, with the captain of
the slaver Echo on board. describes that Vd.
venturous officer thus , : , , •
Capt. Townsend is a native of Rhode Island,-
'and has a wife and three children residing in. Pro--,
videuce. Ed is about 33 years of age, and a mad
of superior address and education. - Ile is tall and
well formed, and has **awning features. Ile
has light hair, large - sandy whiskers, and is_ sorts
pulously exact in his dress:" Hs spiaks freely
upon the affairs of the voyage- of the-Eche,' and
:states that he was-driven to engage in the slave- '
trade batman Still etioisets m his voyaged
timate commerce..
Some further detalls are tarnished 'iii :relation;
to-,the, i'alavine..4l#yeffifirej ; v4hieht gs,
be called the ere* aft, and ;said to them -Waite`
purposed , to go into alave•tiride; - ' end promised'
them $9OO each if they 'wetld continue , on the
voyage. The .Portuguese, and Spaniards were
probably aware of the nature of the voyage before
it was projectud. All the crew acceded to the
proposition. Instead of proceeding to St. Therea.4, -
for whickport she had ahipped.. the Eoho shaped
her hoarse for: the "eettat of Africa. - When she
reached Congo 'river she landed - two Spaniards,'
till slave agents, who'went to look after theeargo,-
and the oho proceeded to an island on the ,coast
. fur water and flesh' provisions They were chased
from the island by a Freneh'brig.ol- war, from
which they erea'ped inn fog." ' • .
Of the 470 slaves shipped, it appears that 160
died ou tho passage. This single circumstance will
give a faint idea of the unexampled sufferings the'
poor Africans underwent in their transportation
from Africa to Our shores. Speaking of the chase
given to the alive vessel by - the Delphin.'we hive
the following graphicttescription: • "When it be ,
came evident that the Dolphin was gaining on her,
the craw of the slaver knocked out the hedges from
her masts, and' sawed down and cast "overboard
her bulwarks, to increase her speed. • At the same
time the liquor-closets were, openedyand the ex
°Bement of tho'chnse was heightened by the geie: ,
ral intoxication of the orew. No less exalting was
the scene on hoard of the Dolphin, though the ar
tificial stimuli . wore not resorted to there. Tee
Dolphin's men 'were confident of a capture, and
this confidence was increased - when it became
evident that: they were rapidly gaining on the
slaver. Already the negroea were observed
on the deck of the Echo After a chase
of nearly nine hours, the Dolphin fired two
blank cartridges at the Echo to make het show
her colors. This was not regarded, and Captain
Matt ordered a shot to he - fired. which passed a
few feet from her stern. The lithe then ran np
American colors, end' the Dolphin immediately
hauled down the British flag, and ran up the stars
and stripes. The next shot fired passed bet Ween
the masts of the slaver, and seeing that she was
entirely at the tueroy of the Dolphin, the Bello
then hauled down the American colors. Captain
Moffit despatched Lieut. Bradford, two other , effi
m
oore, and ecca men, aboardithe slaver, who, took
possession of her."
Speaking of the condition of the slaves, and the
appearanee they presented when captured' by the
Dolphin, it is said that although presenting a sad
spectacle, the condition of the Echo and the slaves
was much better than that of most slaved and ear.
goes. Capt. Townsend stated that they had been
allowed extra rations' to improve their appear
ance and enhance their value in market. They
were the captives of warlike tribes brought to the
coast and placed in barreceons. While awaiting
the arrival - of the slave ship they were fed on
roots and esculents, and scantily fed at. that. and
their close confinement wasterrliffe. On the Echo,
Capt. Townsend states, they were fed on rice.
beans. slivers of pork, and a quart of water, and
a small quantity of whiskey each day. Tobacco
was also given thorn, and they were exceedingly
fond of it.
Capt. Townsend is very . sanguine of an acquit
tal by a South Carolina Jury, and 'expresses him
self under great obligations to Capt. Maffit for his
kindness to him while on the Dolphin.
BANQUET TO PROFESSOR Monsw.—A ban
quet, in honor of Professor Morse, was lateligiven
in Paris The 'Paris correspondent of the, New
"York Comniercial writes: -
The affair was'rapidly organized at the banking
house of John Munroe h Co., under the principal
direotton of Mr. Munroe. and was a most magni
ficent entertainment. The number of persons pre
sent was eighty-three. all Americans. The Hon.
John S Preston, of South Carolina, Presided, and
made a brilliant speech, preparatory to the read
ing of the toasts. At the conclusion of his remarks,
he introduced Professor Morse to ,the audience,
who delivered a speech characterized with great
modesty, in which he detailed, at some length,.
the scientific paints in the discovery of the tele•
graph. He was followed by Mr. Mason, American
minister at Parts; Governor Ptah, of Now York ;
the Hon. Joseph It. Chandler, of Philadelphia,
the new minister to Naples; Dr. W. E. Johnston,
of Ohio, and others.
EXECU T lON AT WITEBLING.-Our Wheeling ex
changes bring us full details of the execution of,
John Burns, in that city, on Friday, for the Mur
der, in May last, of Mary Monotony. Our readers
will recollect the circumstances under which the
murder was committed. The girl was an aban
doned outcast, and ho beat her brains out with a
stone, and submitted her 'remains to indignities,
the very'regolleation of which makes us shudder.
The execution took place on a hill overlooking
Wheeling, and in view of the 'scene of the murder.
It was witnessed by fully ten thousand people, of
whom, shame that we should have to write it, fully
one-third wore women.
The first demonstration in the present can
vass in New York city against the attempt of the
Administration to force a Lecompton Constitution
Upon the people of Kansas, and in fever of the
enactment of legal measures to preserve the inte
grity of the ballot-box, took place on Monday
evening at the ball of the Cooper Institute. The
hall, we are informed by the New York papers.
was filled by leading citizens of all parties favor
able to the s e ntiments of the call. Speeches were
made by Wm. M. Everts, Eaq , and the Hon. Ja
cob Broome of Boonsylvanta. The greatest en
thusiasm prevailed, and everything seems to indi
cate n union of the honest men of the Democracy,
the neptibliene, afidtthe Americans in a oommon
Catlett.
Mr. William E. Everett, chief engineer of
the Atlantic cable expedition, arrived in Oswego,
N. Y., on Monday evening: Ho wan on a visit
to hia mother, who resides in that city. He was
received by an Immense concourse of citizens,
and escorted to the residence of his mother by the
military. -
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Correspondents for <STa Z?Jel" "wig Pilgt.-t- 414:/21,
- mind the following Z - • - tl7 - I
lerery eemainatestion myna ne strorapcnie
nitir - orthe !writer. In order to insure cerreettices of, -
. tbk,trig M Pb 7; but,gini4l4. % °.ll-t 4C o *tclkc 4 :kt4,4 - .7JA . ;
writen npon._c
We Anal be greagy Obi s igsd , to itentielsen Penusii. I . :
re:flew:a °thin , kite* rer contlibllt4oFo 04,M4t1!,
rent ileiget The diy In titetry4Otlet*locelltles i lbc _
resources of Aim surroindinif country, the increase of
poigetion, or any intersection fiat wlll - ,bointereetfisji -
to the mobil ,
reader.:.::"
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On ThilisdaY:last, air Bernard" Cerinet; Wag
going with hie wife and gild from:lls :own. -
donee in , Port:Perry", to that of hiamotlievin,lasy,..-
in Salls h urg, near Pittsburgh , he;sva - s. attacked by .. „,„:
„.
- n man named Sures. ,wins . Joined hit-float ' and.“‘'"- -
dared him to fight... Coneorosittleisglialatge"and
pswerfel,man, and oapahloofhandling.,Burnslike.,::',4
a gild: quietlyaaid !when r are
faintly I' ;Want no bullying ;" 49f-I hayadone you -
take me when. L-ain aloids,•adl do not - 7?
want my wife to beta - witness in"any'binil that '
,map Omni between me and my felts, islinan."l3arrr -4 , If
left bliti;' 'Tient to 'his.house, loaded,--a doubles.
barrelled pistol, potting two„ sings in eaolubarreili
,he then repaired to the Iran ref.the - Cannelleville .
'railroad, and iseeidtieg himself,:ttivaliedthe return ":
'of Connor; and aifhti , paileir hsiii; tiredlieth
role tfJil pistol at his unanspeatingnietim - .:. , Threets';.
of the singe - took; etiest.in the bsoirandshonlder,l. ,
inflicting derionethorigh not sieotossarily dangerous „
_
- Wounds:
The citizens et ;the' Sixth
were'-thrown
at the bead`
prioylie street, Pittibuigh; wen - thrown - Intr.' a 7;
greet 'exisitement --- Oti-Einriday;'hy the 'renort - that r ,
a deleted titan named Lewis Jookierii living in that
basi'Mat his wife'dAhroat :with L a- razor:. e 7-!:
and then tried to out his ow,n,. A, crowd was .soem,-.
'Collected nroirid the iseuse itiniiiiidn - domb of them
entorinT the'womao wag found with an ugly gash
hitter t roat,aXtendlisir Moroi hisli'around •!'
the nook, and the man *with a - similar SrSouhd,"...
thong' not - so extensive, An. old. :razor. „with
whioh the deed ',was committed,;.:Wea fonnd'
house, I.Thekeitise - ns took Jaoksonin custody; and kitnioto the hands' of Aid. Roger's - polled.
His wounds, Which are not oaneidered - dangerous,
were dressed < ' , Hopper,. and the:alders:eau
committed him-to prison for a farther bearing on
the.l . Shinstsint: - Whiskey was the (Slime or the
affair. - .The woman IS not expeoted to survive her -
. Messrs. ,JOrt.litirford- and Aaron - Hurfoid, ."
rbrOtbera. of W4Bt , Held. tdwrishiii,?l,3flostir -
'oofinty; Pa.; and a dolorddrmian,„whO,lhredwith'
tb dm, harverite4, a
,of six swine. ot "Ws; 9f -
strong growth, thie sosson:: The Meiars:-Huiford
.are, the• one. fif years tkf,age,-and "thrstlseft2 ,
jyeark 'arid'Atid the work , tbemieiveit,tbe
• aid' they 4tioeived o
',whope T lage :glut about,
,or-85.;!: , Tbe
,down" a good ; deal; they.waraeblijted.to r
Wherd'itt was too' eattob'tilaked to predter-
Thay gath6rea
hauled it.-into
peiriyis 250 yeira ! ja rare.,w - e - ilid -nob
.biebelors able to handle a '
On 'Sattird4 , nap thfDridinton_(N. 4.)
chronicle,:of the - dtli inst:; a fornadil ,cir
„witid"pailsed over Cliye May county; idts-line
the saaside 'rond,..doing oonsidorable
-
this , way ' of teari ng downbarn's, uprooting trees,-,,.
scattering fences, and.twisting in divers ~ways the ,
growing corn. The ReV.,Mr,Hammetkott,,thife..
II.; had his barn totally
...destroydi-. roorrai
carried 'slier fifty yards; There Were a resat and'
horse in the barn at - the'time;"hat wire - got etit
the; rains WWI a few.bruisasr .-Fefices,,harracke,',-
-hay•Staelie; !tending corn,. sugar cane, and trine_
all felt the effects of the !stud, which.lasted prjt,
A. long Initet• appara in `a Tease piper ` cot
ieroiOg: the i)oosage or. MoCOlloakh's`
traitraeross the staked plain' to 'Cialifarbia:- The-
Great American Desert, through which the train:
passed, is. a barren waste_6and,peorly..rupplied •''
with water . _ Oht of 1,800 bead of cattle, 550 Mod,
for lack of water, and far a period of seventyisia':
hours, were without 'h drop 'fa'
The pen•also ,sufrerfal, terribljyabd4ifituy- BMW
'dawn famithins bullocks on the roadortack l them s - 1,, , ,,,- , t , ,-
pulled - off then. boots . or z shoe!, oat:l;l44A
hot blood, and - dranli ibf re aly,
Fixed them , •
, ,
7 Tile' nglish and many•Ainerkan er.
have Publishodin Wei and',lntergiting .
-young Englisb ladyi who had'aMitaintiotts'esoape.:2_'-, , ,T
from AcattLitt the: timgof the Cawniiore Fratuisacre;,,,,, ,
anti-Wandered about. ; with -thii rebels tor. Months
afterwarda; hall ti'A
og,beeitiVed - ATM:death by _a.
pretended ,rTh/optiori of thellahmitedan religion.
T.he whole statement, it now appettra. - was a hoax,
by two Dialiorne:dan girls upon tbec minister,
'sent the account to the London - . ,V 114011:„;
paper it Fel. drat published.
.. Mr. SoottoYbo has been etngaked39. weep ;
lug the Peunsy;rartlit, Was - iiithegatilyiefetil
says 'the Mempir (Tani:o'll.44a 'et.Pridity.; tia
states that the emaine of-the boat - are_lytoghigh'': , -- - - t'
-and-dry, and. t at the bones of-from:fifty to se-1
verity-five; of the victims have 'been. fond itrAho
qt is4npponed that. Alm effects 0f,117,, mut,'
of,- turpentine, and other 'aulisfaimies - 41.7)ng tha
freight, is the cause that ilkillifetitatidetolia clone:-
remain on the wreck. -
The projet liar be . ert atariekof-glying
oar to Mrs: , Le yart and
st Mrs : Apnkce*i,Ritalie,,
now In New York oitY. ' Two hundred tialiehf are
to be issued, one hundrid:foi.jadiesi4inclutre ro•
minder admittPg.gentiernen..--Thg, prie , ; , of=an-1-Y,
trance will he ton dollars. antttio proagedCaricro - ,
d armed, to the - Washington-T
se: EO . =
novelty of the plan, the,Expres4 thiekKane-ther
groat social- polinlarity :or the • two,,diatiogOibeik•:;„ -
ladies, would.insaie it a hrilliant shah-at
,Wa art) . knformetl iCatapitt bccurial
on Sitarday tlite*Nqrtherriatititratltatt: 4 ' , :-
iotitkzte YotkOrkto . llropotalkikk tat. • *tat
Alt.r‘
looomotiveyrad'. , roping -sae
'and the ear itself„, He 7,yraa. aritelied
'internally , UP •-
sac& direVelirtlitit 1;130,12 plAr,l7
en end to hisaohte'Siifferitge: 'He wan ; we tindor , ''" , " -
stand, the soh of a_realdent.oflfork.' - -
,
The ll'ashiPille (Tennessee).Union.or Friday -
states that a telegraph despatoh has been' received
'announeing,the ,re-arrest"ef 'phi' W. White: - Sig:. -- -
of. Chattanooga, upon a-`obargeoreharresot
tathhig Bounty-land ,warranta upon forged+papers.'7- ',-
Weitinderstend pf r .:White,has been_arrested upqn",,.:,,,-
phargea embracing' brie hundred and ninety•one •
oases.. His fanner arrest, it will be remembered, •
embraced only nine oases. -
'On Satiirday night - last,- five- prisoners, all
there were in the Ashtabula (Obiol jail,_brotte out
and escaped. They were not inisseirtill'Sinday
morning. By some means they got pci.reetaiti ors
ship.carpenter's anger, with winch they bored-
their way out of one of the lower cells into the
open space beneath the house, front which they -
made their way into the cellar, and thence into
the State at' large. , „ •
• The ' Poitmaster ,Oeneral .of',Oreat
boa Issued a eireular, announcing that the eom -
-
-pulsory prepayment of postage'irlif'be extended;
on the first of September, to all letters .forthe
whether intended to be forwarded by
of Southampton or Marseilles i and alio that all -
letters , posted in the -Bast' Tudielfor the United -
Kingdom mast be prepaid oat , .
' The Morris County, (N.J4) - 13tink , bas bid
new plates engraved of their notes of. all denomi-,
nations, with the View ' ilf availing' themeelves'ot
recently-dircoverod processes to prevent:counter- ,
feiting. All their notes, says the Jeravesan, are
printed in blank, and tinted with a patentglees&
ink, which is anti•photographio and,nnalterable.
.
The s Sussex J.)' Register states that the
body - of Benjamin- Claikei of. Montagne, in . that
°aunty, "was found en .the Neverrank,rtver ' near
Port Jervis, last Sunday. He bad comniitted'eni
'Ade by shooting himself through the bead with's'
gun. .For several years he bad-been an inmate of
the State lunette asylum, and is supposed to live
boon insane at the time. -
The New - Orleans Courier of the Ist says
that the water, which has for months made - the
right bank of the river a fit habitation for Sebes,
and compelled locomotion to be performed in boats,
begins to disappear: We may hope soon that the,
fields and viliageS eo' long submerged will ip'eedily
be restored to theme of their former occupants.
Hampden Moore, editor of the Warren Jour
nal, printed at Belvidere, N. J., ham disposed of
that paper to Charles W. Jay, of Trenton, for.
manly connected with the - Trenton True Ameri
can, and for some tinman officer in the Philadel
phia custom house.
The body of Capt. H. Chute, of the British
brig Robert Reed, which arrived at Boston on the
30th ult. from 'Cardenas, was found in the water•
near the Washington free J)ridge, South Boston,
on Sunday afternoon. It is supposed that he fell
overboard and was drowned.: ' •
,In 1824 The sergeant•at-arms was thirty-four
daysin travelling from Washington to Edwards
ville, 111. Fourteen days were deemed .a .attori
period for the journey froth Washington to Louis
ville. The road can now be passed over in thirty
six hours.
In the Minpachuttetts-„State,abpshonse, at
Tewksbury; Otani is knative oi,„Oen-
neottout, who has attained the reinarkablft'ade of"
led years. She is well nesseared of her' mental
Cam:titles, and reads her Bible constantly, with the
aid of glasses. , . • - : •
The store of Jacob Powers, at Rockaway,
in Morris county, N. J., wee consumed by' fire an
Wednesday night of last•weeic. L 053 oyers3.soo;•
mostly covered by insurance. eiruntostanaes lame
coma to light hauling the suspicion that it was
done by an incendiary. - - •
A good supply of strawberries, second crop,
were offered in tho Paterson (N, .11 market - on
Monday, and were selling readily from. the wagons
at seven cents pei basket: 'Such' a quantity of
strawberries, of thafall grow th.is gaits earprising.
• Rufus Green, - formerly Secretary et% the
Mobile Farmers' Ineurance, Company, - who wile
convicted - of fcTgery in April, 1851, and sentenced
to ten years' imprisonment" in the penitentiary,
has been pardoned by the Governor of Alabama, •
A large barn belonging- to Daniel Bieber, of
Kutztown, Berke county, Pa,was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday last, the Ist inst.. This origin
of the fire is ngt known. Loss $l,OOO, Upon *Mote
there is noinsurtnoe.. • • -
kbald eagle, weighing tWelve pounds, and
measuring six feet from ,tip to tip, and eighteen
inches in height, was shot near Untonville, Borks
(scanty: on Friday last, by George W. Butz, of
Pottstown, Pa.
On Sunday, during Divine service in St.
John's Church, at Richmond, Va„ Mr. Solymon,
the organist, fell down insensible, and almost in
stantly expired. .He had previously been ill of
asthma. -
Mr. Edwin Forrest will play Coriolanus at
the Boston Theatre during his engagement the
coming season—said Coriolanuo to be got up in
magnificent style. -
"Big Chucks". and "Little Chucks," two
noted Philadelphia pickpockets, have been arrest
ed and imprisoned in Pittsburgh.
George G. Spear, an actor, well linbwn in
Boston, was sent to the insane asyluMin that oily
on Saturday. - •
On the Ist instant the annual mass, in honor
of Ben. Lopez, Was performed in the cathedral at
New Orleans
The people of Norwich (Conn.) propose to
celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Settlement
of that town some time the present month.
.•• . ,
The police of Pittsburgh have recently Ar
rested a number of gamblers. They were fined,
and held to bail to keep the race.. "
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