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SDi_t Raki , STREWS', • •
ia" i 4 m o s a,c!, T
• - , • , PHILADDLPRIA.
ir;, snow in dare their etimpete
.111POBTATIOG,01/ EGLK , AND FAGOT GOODS,
- iTo which the ettentign o[ the TBADN ss incited.
'aiGutza'`
SMITH, •MURPHY, & 00„ , :
231 MARES T 17. AND, 226 21111110 /I ALLEY,
- ,
. ,
Axe now opening
A .17 . .1LE - OH OTO,CIK
, .
f3TAPP ;AND PLITOT . DRY GOODS,,
tii4iten'tiOn'llt • .
;•,OAISEUAND . 4.II,OMPT InTynap.
anl4-2ra
SCHAFFER & ROBERTS,-
' `NO.' #9,11342HE'r STREE T,
•
ncroarzie AID 7oIUU or
ROSIBET, OLOVAS,,
SYkrAIL WARES, •
COMBS, BarianEa,
`"
GEII )11.41N #ND,11591#0,141/ANCY 00.1:%17
~gta 'anb ,QZapi~.
A 9141) & • 03., •, •
NO. pa MARKET, 874 EXT,
-
3 Aix ,3gow is: aroma .kig
•
HAT A"N' . D• • iO:A;PS,
TO ~VSIOB inEY iityyrki THOATXRNTION OY
PROM ALL PART!!! OP TEI
aul9.2tato
C. H.'
DEN - St , '
auxuranripsis nnaLian li,
FURS; anew GOODS,
i.4IIIIO7.STKANIi
POWERii; augnEs; 134. Tans,
No. f. 300. 71403 , .g. BTBEET, , •
`B.*,:boriiir or Sixth . street, Philadelphia.
MEitOHANTO:stro - vespeotrialy invited' to examine
• „ ; :1414-2ta
incttebto, &-r
J.:'E.' - oAl..'Die-ELL&, 00., -
•
• • 482 OHNOTNUT Street.
Hare reeelval, per oteamerr, nee styles
, „ , JeiroW, Chats Woo, 'Vest Oheof. ' • '
liplimMd fans, flair
, Drat Staab', Sugar Beeketoi
- , • .Tet Gado and-Plower 1 7e404. •-•- -
Coral ; WM and IffauJo Bete. •,-
• Dole Agents in PhthuSelphis for the We of OhttrltP
Irodsham'a LONDON T/W...HAEPERB, delo
WAVER W.AaE.:• • • •
• WILLIAM WILSON & EON,
MiNUFACTURERS OF.SILVER WARE.
' (PSTABLIBILED 1817,)
sor: 0011110,1/F731 AM) onsaaT aratrara.
large assortment of BLUER' WARE, of every de
soription, constantly , on hand, or made to order to match
any pattern deetred.'
Imparters of Sheffield • and Birmingham imported
• - seSO-d&wly
113. JARDEN & EEC).
• m•sorkoiinizas Aso ncroarass of
BILVER-PLATED, WARE,
No. 104 , Cheataiut - Streeti- aboil Third, (up stairs,)
Oondsoily on hard and for sale to the Trade;
TEL BETS, 00.141MIINIONRENVIOB BETS, URNS,
PITOHERS, GOBLETS; 01IPSi WAITERS. BAB.
•1. HETBi °ABSORB KNIVES, bPOONB, YOREJ3;
t :LADL.IB;ko. &a. •
Gilding and platingourillldnds of se2.ly
iftlntiglAyin
.toots.
INCEIESTEd do GO., GE NTLEMEN'S
W
ESTOTta
PATENT' onotuEll. alma SHIRT iaArmor AO
• - TORY,
At the WA F tend, No. 700 ORESTNIIT STREET, oppo
site the Washington House. - ,
A. WINCHESTER will give, As heretOtookbie per.
Sonia 'atiporrision' to th e 'Ositilog sod JEtinfittiotariog
departments:- 'Orders for hls celebrated :8410 of Shirts
and Colltire it the ahort f ist .. notice . Wholesale
trifle sepplied terms. - jy24-17
SOOTTi - Oate -
of the a= of Wm=
ILF 41 cranky/Am tO OcortjtOnwrianiEtvg YIIMIIBII.
ING 15TO1IS BH.LBT , IdANIIIMOTORYi 814
,011$81 1 1Z4118881) (8841 4 ./.08P00114 thepirtra /louse;)
7.lf..,Aoitld,rosOistroll7.94l the attBntionlllB
8/.
fOrquirr pstrieb led frlptids.to litore, 884118 re.
petted tii.ell:crdire for. 811.111TEI at ah'ort notice..,
1 ,6,0 p
0 0 et ariintled, 001/11TRY TWB 88pplfid
w ith -NINE 13111:11'Ve aid C0T,1411.11 . . • jilB4l''
-
fIENTLENENIVITSitIN&StitiRX;
ItlfftriWHOM; 606 Orr, Street ` abort Biztl4
Phitadelpkia, fi /dna' er ltimiehlns
Goods, inet ,manunietureilir Vine - irarniated
opal La•avery rapid_ to tuay othenranannharturefin
tile oily or '
elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or midi
to ardor.. sold-tt,
CI.BNT LE ILEX'S ."veicAPPRS pa
'IIJI •DRBSSING GOWSIB. - :-The lariectr heet
loortrnent hi the eityj , erhpleeele 'end re 7 ; Fah* MI
line of tinder Olothlng i suited tn . tliti sole' it
REMIT'S,' Cal .0,14p1 Weft, Flare
„ 4 r nref 'VT•
ft - iftzkik' ROBES,
- BY THE AIALB OR 110111, •
womuiTH
, •
• 41 0 5 AR :'417
:01“6,0,t ,
', Y A4I — M ,4 O :f4ris OrxiMrt.inDe•
00fleik TS/TRW:4 I i , .
•5 "U.P..sprigas-AND'itaNprAoTtisiiis
,tioS
(~( 4 6ADLDSYj• • • • ",;•
t • 4 '`.
• A " CARRIAttIi,-satt:
'I • SABRESII TRIAIXINGO,
cis4 818•11411:111T STA 3."- , n'.
caxt
ic , ==•
„ •
_ • • -
, ',: . '*::_' 1 I!; 1 - 1 :;OPI. , ,* ) . ! :: ' r,.:O.,PAX,t,'_)SF.T.B.MIIP4-:::0.:,,;'1858'.
1111to4sale filre
FOREIGN 'A-Plik LiONES . T.IO
- 'PEKBERTON B.,'HUT(IHTNBON;.,
' "Nci:ll2 Obeetniit street,
' '• • , '• • Offers for sale ' • • ''
DRILLB JEANO, KINETINGS, stawritos,
MARINER STRIPES, OSNABURGIIS,'PLANIVELS,'
BROWN,BLEAGUND, AND COLORED INDBLINS,
In all widths from the i , ' '
BALTIC MANG (JO., MANGO
NORTIIVILLR,DO. LOWELL - DO. ,
-MUM& DO:. - NOYLSTON
TempletotiMilli Doeskins and Fanoj Chursintires,
Woodward do. do. `,
Saxony hlill do: - do. do.: -
Together with llama assortment of desirable Foreign
Goode. ,". • sepl,lm„
THOMAS -& MARTIN,
No. 20 . 03NESTNUT STRBET,'
untontaiTs FOR Tag :13eLLR OF
AMERIOAN ,OOTTON AND 19150161;31000D8
TO DEALERS IN _ OIL OLOTDS:
The Subscriber having superior. facilition foe Menu
.
ILGOE, TABLE, ,STAIN, and •
CARRIAGE_ OIL CLOTHS, •, •
id,/301r, preiir:ed to offer /reit Indtuasmenta to BuYpts
front all parte of the country.- • • •
A large and oholoe Stook Contently on hand.
Great care will be taken hi serectlnetor .Deitlers who
order by mail. •
- wenzuotrov, No. 229 ARCH Street,
1023.3m* . , 2TIONGAS POTTER, Matzutaottirer.`
BLAB0.1!1 • tic; , •
- • 111:11NUTAOTIMItil . ' ' 011 ; •
:Ott . al:, s
•:vripimmito, 146 NORTH THIRD STREET,
. PHILADELMA. '
OD= to the trade a fall-,took, of Plebe Oil Clothe,
Madigan end extriici nallty enamelled ithuilln.Dellte and
an*.
Table oh
Cloths, new stylea ; grim glixid Oil Meth
for Window - shades. -
IPVTilent=sitnatiogentraVt=lnetr,
les IDG-WAT, REIISSNER; & CO.,
-NAP • .
OLOTHEI,
_
OABSIMBSES
•
BOLA 601111”11 /011,TIIII „ •
OELEHRATE.EO MANUFACTURERS
PRA). EROEENS, (Little Ticket,)
W. A, JOHANNT, Abhoe,
GRIMES & BOHMIGT, (8 and M cloths,) ,
ZAMBONA BROTHKES, (PariojObselmerea,) , •
ItE0101i& LAMBERTB, (P and It Clothe,)
•E. TOENEIBB & CO., •
• • P. tl•. lIEBREAN-it 80G, '(Mogan Cloth)
HABELOPP & 00. ' -
Ns. 806 CHESTNUT STREET,
• - . RUILADELPHIS.
TE.JW RIDGWAY',
- anlB.,2en' ;CRAB. 'HEUBBNER.
1 • 200',PACKAGES • •
, Brown and Bleached "
BHEETINGS, snutairios, Bud DRiLLINos,
*. direct from
; GREAii "ALIA,
HADIANY,PEREINS, • •
— MaSSAGHOSPI
TTS, DWIGHT;
,BARTLET, , • And 'OABOT MILLS, "
In which will belound a large and desirable assortment,
to which we beg to call the attention of the trade.
ROBESON INDIGO BLUR PRINTS, HAMPDEN
TWEEDS, STBIPES, TIONINGIS, ,
AND COTTONADEB,
• - In great variety. '
PLANNELft, •
Per ailaby ,
„
FROYHINGHAiI .WELLEiI f Agouti,
anB4indl 85 LETITIA:St. and 94 13: PRONT St
WELLLNG, COFFIN; & • CO., •
116 CIIRSTNIIT STREET;
/We on band, and are constantly resolving, tle
fol
lowingdescriptionof goods :
A. W. OPE:AGUES , PRINTS, in great variety,
including Chocolates, Turku' Rods, Gneiss, Mhos
Sbittinge, and Fancy Styles. •
BLBAORIOD tifIREPINGS, SIIIRTINGO; A
DRILLINGS.
Loasdale, hiesonville
Washington, • Union mink .
Blackstone, Cohannet, Johnetoni
1t00k. ,, ;- Phenix - Acton &a:
MOWS Jauroxives s piriiirnmarxrdt-ohlW
Matoada, Virginia Ihmlly, grsinwr e r 'l
Bttrick, Itast , n 'scagle,_
Manchester, Moo's & , Farm's, Still mater,
hleohanice, Warren A, Cans' River,
lUverside.
• CLOTHS.
Bottondefs, Pomeroy's, and Glenham Co. , a Blank
and 1f51207 all-wool and cotton warp Cloths in great
variety.
• ,DOICSICINS AND CASSINI:MOB.
Co., Saxton' River, Bristol,
Tory's, . etennes, and other&
SATINFTS.
S~tteeaarvnn+s, es ,& Aldrich, Taft & Capron,
Mims% • Charter Oak, Mineral Springs,
Swift River, Carpenters+, • Florence Mills
Rockanurs, Duhring , a, • Conversville, &e.
BlLBSlAlL—Lonsdale's, Smith% and other makes,
plain and twilled, of all colors. . -
Panay,Negro Strips, and Plaids.
Jewett Olt, and Irene Stripes, Denims and Ticking'.
Rhode Island and Philadelphlal,lnseys and Apron
Cheeks.
Shepard'' and illaterls Clanton Flannels: && lI7l•2111
RIOILA.RDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
DAMA.B =, ' :
OONSD NEPA Or RIOEIMIDSONILINENB, and those
desirous, of obtaining the, GENIIINE GOODS, should
'me that the articles they purehaie,are sealed with the
WI name of the Arm, , ,
'RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the soundness and durability of the
• This caution is rendered essentiallyneeeigary
quantities of inferior and defeetiae Linens are prepared
,
*won after oessoli and Sealed with the' name of
aIIOIEARDSON by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thus indicted alike on the American 00111111.121er
And the winitifsdarere of the genuine Goods, will not
-readily abandon a business so profitable, while post
_chasers can be imposed on with Goods of a worthless
character. -
J. BITLLOOKE & J. B. 1008 E,
my2B4m dgenbi, 88 OfitißOH Street, New Tort.
• .
VVITRERS & PETERSON, ,
' • BRORBRB,
• No. 89 South THIRD Btreot, (East Bide.)
Promissory Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Ao., ma.•
truing in this or other States, promptly colleeted, and
parties advised immediately on receipt of funds.
Drafts at eight or a few days to run, cashed at mode•
rate rates,
Southern, Esatern,Western, and Pennsybrania State
Money bought at low figures. ,
Drafts drawn on all the principal cities in the Union.
an.21.9m
CI - TABLES E. 817011., "
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AQENT,
No. 814 X WALNUT STREET.
Real Estate purchased and sold. Houses rented.
Rents and Ground Rents collected. Mono procured on
mortgagee, ground rents, ko.
Frederick Braley, Esq., I Win. D. Lewis, Esq. -
Uorrio L. Hallowell, Esq. Thos. P Sparhawk, Esq.,
Ames Dunlap, Esq., Oaleb Jones, Esq. auSO lm
. .
i iIIGUST BELMONT,
. . .
•
BANKS%
•
76 BRAVER STREET,
NEW TOR,
' Issues Letters of Credit, avatlahle to Travellers, on all
parti of the world. J.: ,
e-2 Om
CRONISE 8: CO.,
0P.E0117 AND EXOXIANGE BROKERS )
• No. 40 Itenth TIIIRD Street,
11111.ALDILPIIIA: • •
Beret' to the BANKS and Boomsla of Phlhele
jet-1y
OEM MAXIAT. W. H. HROWA, a, KLIALZT, Jti
MANGEY, BROWN, & CO.,
DANK-NOTE, STBRORRI tB OOK, AND 'MCNAMAR
,
N. W. corner of THIRD and OHERTNIIT Streets,
. .
Collections made,' dud Drafts drawn on all parts of the
United States and the Oanadas, on the most favorable
terms.
collections Mad°, and Brats drawn on ,England and
Ireland.
Unotirrent Bank Notes bought. Land'. Warrinto
bought and old. Beaters tu Speu , and LOUIS
and Time Popo' negotiated. .
Stooks and Bosnia bought and sold on 001111111681011 it
the Board of Brokers In Philadelphia and New York.
OM= ,
EMAIL]) It. PARRY, , 'RICHARD B. PARRY,
Wota_g Publie for Commissioner for
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and
Now Jersey.
; DA R.R.Ir B-11, 0 T
'a. BINIHEREI & CHINZIIAL LAND Manna and
OONV.EYANeEns, ,
• FRONT ST/MET; obese HICKORY,
MANKATO, bIINNRSOTA,
• Psi parUeniar attention' to loaning and Investing
Roney for non.residenta and others, and eolltotkig
Drafts, Notes, &o. •Any left, of ENQUIRY or bulimia
Woodprompt attention., Refer _
Dacon;& C 0.,, Philadelphia, , '
Dale, Ross, & Philadelph i a.. .
Sharp, Haynes, '& 004 Philadel a. -
Richard Randolph, Philadelphia. •
Charles Rills &to., Philadelphh. -
• Parry & Randolph; Philadelohlii. , my9l.6m*
SALAMANDER SAFES. •,
.-
_A leirgenseortment of , ,
EVANS & 'WATSON'S „
PIITLADELP.II,IA _II..A.NITBAOTTIRED
' SALAMANDER SASES,
, , VAULT ,D9OBS,'
- . ' Par pankiaad - stool!. " ' . -
;DANE. LOWIS, ', ' •
. . .. ' - ' Equal to any now in noel. • ;'' •:'
IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS. ko - ., , ;••.--,..,
.• On so good Mimi as any other establishment in the _
n ; ; EVANS! . WATSONi
- . ~; No, Re South FRONT Street
—. Philadelphia.
„PLEASE GI . tla.
GIVE iia Ao.A. LL. , sul
ANILLA ..ROPE.-=d2O ,Western
'MC. , " Southern Tiferohants—A large At& of Manila
Rope ) Manufactured sod for sale ;
-. WEAVER; 41,tTLER, & 00.1.
Pith 24 North Water street', kid
g0:22 NONE WWO.S.
,
. , .
. ,
, ,- 3 ',e 41 ~ ...'- ' 4.4,- h f .1 f. -- , i , ~- .• ',i' §f ~,.. -.. -qr. i -4
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~,- , 0-, , ,:. - . 4 " :_'-• '-' ‘'' 0, - "%i - ' c' , -' ..-' .4 , '-'`"''''. '''' - - ' -
- IMPORTERS OP
DOESKINS, and
trokero.
=MU
Elafee.
•Bler
publicatirmo: .
ootr
NTERPEITS have apt:wired,
elu SEPTEMBER Int,r a ttEslry_/celeribed
Sin PITTSVOIPS DETECTOR
Atiblia 'ed,thioday, „b", /45)
p E TISON'E'SEIRIM.ON,T P VF:
OOIIN
SEEELT DETECTOR le reedy.
p 7 ElptStiNoS SEMI MONTHLY, OPIIN
, PI PE/T,riorein9rt rOdy. ,
'.II I EDOERSPN'S SEMI-MONTS/4 ' 00114-
I.', TEAPVIT DETECTOR la ready.,
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ALI, RI ELT PETEOTOR ie ready. ,
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Jr.: ,, TRAPEIT DETECTOR ie randy.
33E 001:119VERFEITS have appeared
.ibis' ail& ere fully described
111'D.11TERSOIVil SEMI-MONTHLY DETECTOR for
SEPTEMBER 15th, published this day. Everybody
should, have it s numbers 10 cents or $1 a year
'utonthly...'i M'a year for' the semi-monthly. •
. Dalt cy sand to
P. D. PETERSON h BROTHERS.
seplo.ol.*" - • No. 800 Chestnut at Phitsda.
)2.041.FAD-READ—
.4I.IIU rniv .!oo qNt. ADITION, ENLARGED AND RE.
VZBEDLo„- MEWS , POLITIOAL TEST-BOOED
ENDVOLINDIA.
M. W. OLIJBILSY, ESC.,' • '
Warldngten, D. O. •
The - Sec a& edition of this new and invaluable OHO
cal.werlt;Onlarged and revised from the first e/ition,
Is new reedy for sale.
AVSItIi , aTtiMP,SPDALCER SHOULD HAVB ONE.,
-IDYISDITOR SHOULD'IIE WITHOUT IT.
Xvinl.nitisen desiring to post himself on the politioal
.questiontirthe day should have it. „
It*? ins. among other things: ,
; Thavarlotta Party Platforms. L.
'The 'Proeclesultitual.
The Henna Legislation of.Congt:ess:
fiovesnors rinses; Staunton, and Walker's Inaugural
Senatore Oreen,pouglaa. and Collateer'e, and Metiers.
Stephanie autt otheruf repOrts on RRUMI.
The iriaterial portion of the Hansas-Nebreska bill.
Lecoo4loa 7 neat', and Leavenworth Constitutions
The Orltteltdon, Montgomery , Senate', and linglleh
The pretes on the f;,7010 in each lionise,
Indeed; everything, essential appertaining to the
lath* itgatidlqg President Pieree's speolalMeinage.
.; Thcosta 134ett cane. '
-, The flintstitntlon of the United States. -
Artielre CoUfederation
*WashingtonitTartiwell Address. ' • •
Ordinances °CMS and
. . .
- ' , thenla and ,Aeotooky,Resolutiors of171:16 and , 09.
- Mr. cray , o repOrt In favor of a Distribution of the
Pnblto - 4stiOsi - and able documents against it, with a
full Miter; of tho same.- ' ,
• President Pleree'S veto of the Indigent Insane Land
bill.
The Address of Mr. Faulkner on the sutdeat.
A Ilistory of Railroad Oran,s by Congress, with the
`votes tbSieon. -
treat pot Message vetoing the - River and
.IfArbes.-1411. , „ .
The. gchool Lind bill, and votes thereon.
Thal:ll4ton Balser Treaty ,
:111ftriebi from speeches for nod against Slavery - . -
Entrants from speeches of noted. Republicans and
Abolitionists.
Mr, Toon - die' Boatiffilenture on BlaverY.
- greventit any.,Buchauan's Letters of Accept-
Bucbanan and Williams' Letteis on the bar
gain and berigue' charge. -
Oalhonn'a Port 11111 Addresc
E4M=i;ll
The Maysville Mood Veto.
~.i history of Party Conventions.- •
Report of Mr. Dole, of South Caroline, on the lio
iltionipoirer or the Supreme Court.
tinohnnene Minority Iteport on the AMC Ruh
eot. . _
filwerkeiVisti and4dr. Urination's; Leiters against
the ,American
. Orgardsation. and the - Hon; A. , H. Stn
'satin taijerc agaed Idadistna,” defending it. , •
Henna* ilaynoiNs Bpeeoh at rbilede`phls, f¢ Nevem
:bee, lkid, and In North Carolina in 1862:- •
..A h_ ftdrif of, with the Totee:oh,-the' ViriOUl Tariffs.
"A Watery er.the Milted Mates Bank and Abolition
,Petitions.!
Ptllmorets Albany Speech and Erie Gayle Let
tera•
"ItistoiYof .the Annekation of Texan.
•,„ Opinions of Public Men - on 'the power of Congrebe
overthe Yerri tortes. • , • "
The - ltichitleon Letter. . , • .•
The fiiihrille Oonventlon and Geer& Platforms. •
lilteeotirl-tieing oniite, with every vote thereon sap
tionally;otmthisd - , •
The Optoproml4 Meamrea of iB6O. - •
Olajtote.Oomproritite, '
• Willman Previte.
itikittany other *lngo too numerous to menti
ston.
Evir,littivect is fully treated, and every vote in Con
gress, oniatty aubject haying apolitical signification, is
htelmoi.wiltpoat up thi, public speaker fully an
other qweetiOnt, .
- POttntites addreas ' • ,
= 'JAL B. 8111111 -to 00., Publishers,
iii - 2 7 03e ti vimua f P 41i adel pN a , ,_
Sch. copy ordered, and
, 1 tidWrpoitti4 , l piepsid. •. • -.- •
tAitiltnt, _furon. , ,bog for,PiftemaXnallme r
-to engage in the sae of the
IWINW!LItttCAPI • e4liBtV•atlftoll.l.NTO.a.NO
Attu TRApliGraitALLy.
- "'/..11. SMIPIL fa. - 130: manufacture,,and hate ',instant
ly on hand, the 'argent and, beet assortment of BLANK
.BOOKi to be 'found in anyone • establishment In the
United Bates, theyotter at lower prices than
they can be bought for at ant other place in the coun
try.
/Mokseilsra now in the city are reopectrollyinvited
to call and - examine oar Mock before purobiudng elst
where.
J. E. SMITEI-k. 00. stem publish a great yarletrof
Theological, Historlcd, Poetical. Juvenile. School and
Miscellaneous Books, among which may be found :
- PAABION,,LOWTEI & .WHITTVIS uOMMENTARY.
CHAMBERS! INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.
0. J. Peterson's' Historical Works ; Frost's Lira of
Washington; Frost's History of Greece ;' The True Re•
publican; Josenhus ; hhekepeare ; Byron; Fox's Book
of Martyrs; Todd's, Join:lien's. and Walker's lilotione
ries ; Marryatt'e Novels ; W lines History of the World;
Worcester's Diatievary, &e. -
ALL OF WILTON All E BOLD AT EXTREMELY LOW
PRIOM. ' iieFah s tn•tlt
TIIST PUBLISHED—
13:7"DRuGGISk'S' DIREOTORY,a
Is6B-61. a
Containing the names and phloem of busineel
25,000 Wholesale end Metall , - Deafere In Drugs
Paints, Oils, Medicines, kn.; &0., in the
STATES,
(Unladen, New Brunswick, Nova- Bootie, Ste
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Also, London and Liverpool, (Englind;) Melbourne
and Bydney, (Australia,) and the leading Wholesale
Drug 'Houma in Nuropo .Great Britain and Ire.
land, France, Germany, Etllllll4, ho. i also, Central
and Borah America, Mexico, ko., &e.
PRIOR, BIVPJ DOLLARS
!Nereids In Philadelphia at
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00.13, WEIRD AND WALNUT,
•
And at our office,
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THE GREAT -.EVENT OF THE AGE.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,1858.
Opera in New Pork 'and Philadelphia.
It will be 'singular enecighlf 'Our Academy
of Mnsici be not occupied, in the ensuing sea- ,
son, by an efficient Operatic 'Company'. We
lave, confessedly, one of the Most handsome,
Most convenient, and beat fitted-up "opera
houses in the world, and it would be a pity •to
have it unoccupied. ' Were it under single or
limited proprietorship; instead of belonging to
shareholders, the" Academy 'of Music Would
be Used, for theatricals or opera or sortie other
public purpose, some' eight months Out of
the twelve. Belonging to a very' numerous
Proprietary, 'the roisponeibiliV "of baliness
management becomes those and shifting, and
'the managetnent Itself wants vitality and prac
ticality. In saying this, we impute no blame
to particular Individuals;—we know not,
neither do we care to know,'what pitrtioular
Shareholders attempt to manage, the Ace
deny—but wo do know that they ajSpear to
act without
,any regular buithiess.systeni of
management.' ' • •" • •
The lyrical dream, which seeing at a dis
count in this city, is , at a preniiiim in New
-York. "At the Academy of Miele there, Mix'
MARETZEK 'has - got' together a good working- .
company who `draw - reinniteiative &nisei; and
have evidently wen initilll i deeee of pope-
larity. '• This evening, as' read the an
nouncement, "Lucia di Lainiinumber" is to
be presented,' the leading parts by Madame
GASSIEII,'SigDOI , , STRiI'AIII ' Signor Gamma,
and Signor GasvAnotiii. 'Of those, the two
first are newly imported; and have Made; a de
cided reputation in 'the 'short time they have
been before the Gothalnites. Miss ADELAIDE
Frumps, almost the only Americau'cantatr'ire
who has•inietained heiself, dtiring'seVenti
sons, as an effective dramatic singer,elee'be. -
longs to this company.
Last nightlieueen Siutertosed Wiii, ) to have
commenced a • shOrt 'operatic Sonia at Ber
ton's theatre: fili'clinMany includes iladitnie.
Coteau, from Paris; "slid 'latterly'from New
Orleans"; our old accinaintances BRIONOLI,
AMODIO, BARILI., and Liatoomeit ; and MAR
CEL JUNOA, the great basso, whose flinging
has delighted hundreds; on Tuesday mlles.
terday evening,' at' P,anernt's Coneerte,',iit"this
city. 'a La Figlia di liegimento" was an.
rimmed As the opening' opera. Herr Her,
immune, the violinist, - (brother of the
violoncello-player 'now with Psaionc,) is
the Musical 'conductor. This company hits
several', leading' 'constituents. BRIONOLI,
Antonio, and .lexce Would be tru mp-cards in
any 'Manager's hand.' Of Madame Comm
there has been ablindance of' the preliminary
puffing; for which the - New York' journalists
have obtained no pleatiant nOtOiiety. Ire re
collect how they puffed Madame ph Wuraipasi,
and how the advent of Madan:Lei FREZZOLISI
was Reratd-ed—tho enthusiastic critics declar
ing that Ds WnAioner, who afterviards hid to
go to Paris to learn singing, and' failed at her
public appearance - in Enrcipe, was a naturally-
born prima' donna, while one 'of them, beat
lug all his rivals, , actually
-invented - a'rOmantic
biography 'of Fatzzoilzir; which pathetically
and delicately wound 'rip', with infOrMatieri
that she was a Virgin-Wife ! When*,FAzzo
mar actually appeared at 'New' York , greatly -
disappointing the public, the Tribune, alone
'gave a,discriminativeeritiqiui; which credited'
her with such beauties of voice and execution
as she retained; the,antrier and Enquirer said •
that she never co uld, have bad dyery
class Neict),' arid "-yet that
,abity4a;by„.o,the
dontiar,Lstive one, yet' beard
within'the walWthe (ktew ,Torhy.& - cadem
t q
'of Muffle ;' the' Times lauded the exquiaite
purity of her voice and t , the: pleasing creamy
vein " of her execution ; and the Herald,'
which never boggles at a bouncing 'false
hood to injure a `foe or servo a friend,
(who can give snitable oOmPtuisation,
in ' meal or malt,) boldly announced that
she was ;fin no respect' inferior tO;Soii
zee." Within a few week's after these puffs
appeared; these same critics were lauding some
other vocalist, and admitting that Faxesormut
was a singer'with a worn-out voice. Not retir
ing, therefore, on the eriticlams of most of the
New York journals, we should form no-pro
judgment of Madame Comex,' whein STBA.
KOSOH announced as possessing" Youth, Beau.
ty, and Genius." But we know those whe
heard her sing at New Orleans, and accept
their opinion that she really a fine vocalist.
Besideetheee" two Italian Operas •in New
York, a third is on the lapis. Mr.. lILLuAIi
will speedily return from E urope, bringing witti
him Madathe PIOOOLIMINI and Signor Guara
ni, the stars of Luuaav's opera house in Lou.
don. Here, then, will be a third operatipeem
pang—two playing in New York ; at the same
time, and the competition, no doubt, creating
a taste for the performances.
Nor does the musical furore in New York
stop here. At Wallack's Theatre, 'quite a
band ! box of almni, Mr. H. C. Coorza, the
violinist, has collected an English opera troupe
which is doing 'remarkably well, at the low
prices of fifty and twenty-five cents,: a dollar
to a dollar and half being charged by M.ARET.•
aint and STRAKOSOM. The present is theii
second week, and, on Monday, they suc
cessfully ventured on the experiment of
producing such a novelty' as Tho Trove- I
tore in English. We perceive thattho Tribune ,
warmly praises the performance, particularly
the airs entrusted to Miss Mum and Mr:
Gentians, the *baritone, and' Mr. RUDOLP
SRN, the basso. Mr. MIRANDA is the tenor.
Of Idles Minim, who is favorably known in
this' city as, a concert-singer, the Tribune,
always discriminative in its appreciation,.
speaks thus warmly: "ANNIE Minima has
one of the freshest and most beautiful voices,
on the stage. There is not a worn or hack
nied nose in it. From first to last it is pure'
and good. Besides this, it has the English
quality of tone—a certain nationality quite in
describable, but very charming—the English
rose as much permeating the voice, transcen
dentally speaking, as the complexion. We
rather Marvel that so beautiful a singer does
'not, excite more general attention. A few
years since ono such artist would have been
deemed sufficient to dravi an audience." ,
Shall, it be thatovith throe Italian troupes
and one English,. we must disperise.ivith Ope
ratic perforinances in this city, this season
At the most, only two. Italian companies can
play the game of opposition, in New York; at
once. ULLMAN and blenerzux, in all proba
bility,' will fight the battle in Now York. We
should be glad to hear that STRAROSOII, in
stead of taking his company on a Concert
tour, had' determined to locate them with ne,
for a season.
Or,'N. Italian Opera cannot here find a
local habitation, why not tempt the - public
Wait, 'and' challenge the public fitvor, with -
that excellent English Opera which is succeed
ing so very well in New York 9—which has
'succeeded so well in London, that LOUISA.
PYNE and WILLIAM HARRISON, after making,
aliniist a fortune at the 'English Opera House
during, the first Six months, of the present
year, have now leased Drury Lane Theatre,
in which to give English Opera.
A great difficulty, wo are told, is the large
rent demanded for the Academy of Music. It,
is even reported that, from some cause yet nn
.explained, the Rawls , are to pay considera
bly less, for, the, house,,than hteirruoi SDRA- ,
NOSOLI, or any other Opera- lffanager,Matti,get l
it for. 'to, there cannot be two opinions as'
te its bad policy. The proprietors ought even ,
tempta - maneger—be it STIIAROSOH; MARET•
'Dill," or ilLetain—to' occupy the house; and
liberal terms alone can do it conclusively.-
The members ' of the PittsbUrgh Scott
glop held a meeting on Tuesday night, and piisS'ed
resolution, deolaring that the,organizetion would
attend the forthcoming enoampnient in a body.
The • encampment begins on the 19th,, and the
members of the 'Legion will attend on the 22d.
They will appeir in eitheri l e thus in the evening,
and Under command of Lieutenant P.
Sane.
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Correction:
(nor The Preac]
" I ask yon to correct the statement of your corres
pondent .!‘ Occasional" -aa to - the; visit; of .3 - ndge
Slack to Somerset county, The only thing that is
true, is that Adge Black was in Somerset.,.iThere
is no stronger opponent to Looomptordam in the
w
State 'than Judge 11. imcitel. ,Ife . .sinci4s
,t
ere
ha find,on d
siOod st ineetion ;- 4td When the
balance' of us anti-Lecoropton Deniciorats Di So or
sot county change one views, we-most reePtiotOally
ask of your correspondent, and all Other persona, to
patina us to speak for ourselves. ,'. - 'H.
The come.
[For Tile Preups,l , , r , . •
~ ~ : ,
'-. I have Observed " the oOmist,"flinoelasi. pasta,
e
_day: evening, 'reit:tinily at ' 7},ul 7},P.,.*:; on 'the
northiveatern sliettiOntieYertniid iihali de t a
south:Li/6st of 'thi Gireat Beni: . 'lt is iisikileld ni
wand eye Which' iMaks flit ft in - a rightqlratituni -
As all of vont. readeis will finCit , oonVerileniq to
look ant for it in the evening, and but fete at'4 iri
the morning, I thought due to them to set tlurt
right on the enb t ieet of g, t.iteuernet,',',,,ly.,T o ., , ,
GENERAL NEWS.
• - .
A shocking •mitrder . . took place' at Taft's
Creek, in Madison county, Rentucky,..onWedntp.
day. A man named Wade, and his wife Sa
..
Wade, have been living veryunhappily 4 .tegether,
on account afar' alleged intitnaoi existing betritike
KM, Wade. and a man napted,Williala - B. 1.
grave - allai Rico: . . Mn Wednesday...evening, W e
returned•heine; aid faiihdffileigritie ithalien .•
,Wade deinanded, that, he' should . .`abseut - .himself
and never again return.' „ . 348, - ,Wade. took sides
with Mar r ace; and both '<lemmata - el - a tirade sides
abuse on Wade, te.whieh the latter "riniliedTesipg
very, severe language. Promisigh words - 010"par,
ties alma to blow), and Mrs. Wade,and Margrave,
With barrel staves in their hands; beat Wade to
death. The.murderers left their victim Melees en
the,iloor, And packing, - ,iip . all :the. clothing . they
wan eloped to parts, utikeewe. .., „ i
The Heston Traveller hay q,'
,lill4' thtiBY
i lr
bienforindimprachleable to lay ' s etibritarlie 4 eitb e
that will rentals' for any length of' llintybetw n
the main ,land and kitirtha's••Vineyard.,*A It e
has been twine laid froth - Palmontli across) the .
Sound to the VineYara,a distance - or about' four
; mho; bat it bassoon been-broken - by the Winding
of the sea-weed around it, and the strength of th e
I current. Bunshes of the sea - weed acCumnlitio ,
in a short time, to the size Of a ha , ycook, , won d
get tangled around it, till the force of the. streate•
or tide, in the Sound, would break the cable. The
cable used is similar to the n Atlinitio Cable. ,-.'. •. I .
- .
We ere in receipt - of another - cireelir'froin
the China squadron; lated on bbard the flag , ship
Powhatan, the let - of July,,. The distribution. of
the squadron at that date ws ei follows i, Misfit
cent and crew well ; Hong Rong,ffilisilisinpil Can
ton river, Germantown • -Gulf of Pichelle, Min
nesote,Powhatan, and the Tankce•ltussion steaM
er America. "-Total American men-of-war in China,
tire; English, - fifty;' including guti.bbats; Fienoh,
twenty; Duteh,,two;, Portuguese, fear pond Res.
elan, four. Tho eloepa.of war Bavannah,,,Ply,-
month, and Sareffiga, wore at El:toren on 'th,e.
Ist inn; all well. . . -.:.' . - , • • '
." ,'• thi s,
Ist
a Week Since * the prelithinarf steps
were taken by W..G..Terrell, ER, of the. fai r
feyette (Ind.) Journal, to - bring .about a host le 1
meeting between himself and W. S.. Lingte;Ea t il.
of the_ Lafayette' Courier; which', however, , wap
brought_ to a less .serious. termination, on Satan.
day morning, bytho reception of Mr. Linglo's re- 1
ply,' declining to settlerthe difficulty' la this -way
his code of honor beingtimited,to-the: obiervano
of the law of seltdefenee. .rAn offensive artists Id
the Courier wee the Cause of the•diffioulty, , :: i I
The- Rev: Aiguidue Brodhead AO ,wifelift
New, York bir Tuesday'lor ' Bootie,' eri - rautti i -
.11.4:4,rep-Firlereiorroyiee of the Presbyterian:Heal -
of Foreign bitsSiqns. . Mr. Brodhead...is yebrpthlit
-in-law of Itiii:M. S. Oitypente'ri Of the Virasnin.,
'liter Churehrßrooklyn. Ha is'e graduate of Haien
College, end recently of th9•Prineetoti•Theologioal
Seminary, and a' gentleman erring ,seholarship
and of rare abilities. His Wife' le a daughter of
one of the moat distinguished endears of the State
of New Jersey. , .
....' , • ,
Miss. Henry, of Pittabiugh,,Who,was shot IIY.
Thomas Smithson , is doing well. 'The Past. says ?
The house Vs continually besiagid byslalteis• and:
friends,till anxiously inquiring after the health - Of
Mies H. The entire community manifest a:deeri
and painful interest in the result of this nielau...,
°holy affair. Smithson was oommitted for further.'
hearing, but Mayor Weaver will not examine him, ,
-
and a further commitment will be lodg ed again s t'
him - until the result - of Miss Henry's wound is
ascertained . . .
-The Detroit ,advertiser of Eriday t sayathat
the .! Bei. Bishop' Janes, of the Methodist. Epig-i
copal Chnirob; was acOldentailfshot in ITldiantil
polls on Thursday,- whirs walking along the sheet,
from the residence of Bishop Ames, emit narroadyl
eicapild from death. 'A ball from a gun, careleislyi
fired by a boy, Strnolt him in the faceientering:
his left cheek and penetrating to the nose. >I6 was,
promptly. marmite& and the wbund,is not cond.:
derail dangerous.!' -
. ,
A Waihingten paper states - that Mr. Zobn,
C. Rives' has reoentlY made a - present of upwards;
of five thousand dollars( to Otte of his employees,
Mr. Michael Caton, as a token of his appreciation
of his faithful services. Mr. Caton has been-in'
Mr. Rives's office for snore than twenty-five years,
and is now a venerable_ old man of about 'sixty
years. .
- The
,anew
of „the 'Lynchburg .Virgtatan
has been 'presented' by Ono " friend with neiv
•bearer; and by another with a splendid 'paW
of shoals ; whereuponhe congratulates Ms contem
poraries that editorial stook is "on the rise."
The Paris - Acidemy of Sciences has again
advertised its prize, amounting to about $20,000,
for the discovery of the sauce and effectual cure
of cholera.- - '
Hon. Thos. L. Harris, of Illinois, recently
had another narrow escape from doath, having
swallowed a teaspoonful of arnica by mistake.
Canip Susquehanna.
(Prom the Herrieburg tlalon.l
The complete success of the first State Eneamp
ment ever held in Pennsylvania, will, no doubt,
induce our military authorities to continue to ap
point a similar one annually. We print the short
but eloquent speech of GMQ. Packer, delivered to
the troops on Thursday of the EnoampMent, after
he had reviewed them :
GOVERNOR PACKER'S SPEECU.'
Citizen Soldiers: If there is any State 'in this
Union in which the commander-In•ohlef has a
right to be proud of her citizen soldiery, that State
is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. From the
first dawning of the Revolution, down to the :pre
sent moment, on every and on all mamas,
her soldiery have nobly done their duty,r-their
'whole duty. Tho volunteers of Pennsylvania
have over occupied a place in the foremost rank
or the American army ; with them the post of dan
ger wee the post of duty, and they have never
failed in the hour of trial. This reflection, ARV
son soldiers, is a source of-prond consolation, naly;•
of exultation, in view of our trials and of our
triumphs.'
Tn the war of 1810 the history of our soldiers is
wntton on the broken blades and hacked armor
of their country's foes. On the lake, under Perry ;
on the land and on the tea, throughout that event
ful and sanguinary campaign, until closed in a'
blaze of glory at New Orleans, under the gallant
Jackson, the march of the citizen soldier was the
march of victory; and his 'stroke the stroke of
death.' •
When the tocsin diver waesolornded in 1846, and
the president of the United StateiCalled urn the
States for volunteers to match 'against Mexico, the
lamented Shank announced, byproolamation,.the
quota that Pennsylvania was 'required to furnish.'
Such was the rush or our ()Risen soldiery,' to re!,
spend to the oall of their country, that Governor,
Skunk, to,aviiiebrebarrassoient, decided that he
would accept the emapturies that first offered their
services. Gallant. little Cambria • sent two -frill
companies under that rule, v(ho fought bravely and
well through Out the entire war. The number of
companies reporting for duty was quadruple the
numbei required by the General Government, and
among the first States that reported their quota
of soldiers ready for Service was' old Pennsylva
nia. Those soldiers wore in every battle from
Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, and the bones of
many of them now lie bleaching at - Vera Cruz,
Carte Gordo, Puebla, Ohnrabutree, Molina del Rey,
,Contreras, Ohepultopea, and the Ratite de Belen. -
Their shouts of -victory wont up when the flag of
our Union was raised on the Halls of the Monte
zuma. ' I' repeat; then, we have a 'right to be
proud of our citizen soldiery: Whether carrying
on a war of invasion, or repelling the attacks of
invaders, we are alike victorious.
" If a trans Atlontio host should due pollute reto air;
We moat them en the rooky coast and gather lau - rels
there."
'lf it becoMee necessary, in the preservation' of
our national honor, we follow the enarify to his
Own citadel, and wo chastise Mil there.
You have exhibiterrtaday•a beautiful, a noble
sight. The, number that have, attended this en
campment shOws that the true. military spirit is
still alive among ne. At. this, season of the year,
during " the'keed time" of the' farmer, I know the
sacrifices he Maw, in leaving his plough, to fill
np the - rake:of his Oompsny in this camp. I know
also that, your attendance here, and the military
discipline and efficiency you have exhibited, are
• alike gratifyin to our commanding °We r
they have been g
t yo u r commander-din-oblef. For
them, for myself. I thank you—from the bottom of
my heart 1 thank you.
The speech was extremely well delivered, and
many phrases of it wore distinctly heard at a
great distance from the ,point where it was made.
At its olese six hearty sheers were girth by the
troops. - -2 ' ' ..".
,
NOTION TO IjoiniasPAmpiwrit
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WENLIMIT' do .01.1141 , 11 diCINIIMUMTAIIIMIUL.-. -
"Two Loren bad". Lile , !—." Married Life."
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Nightly,
MAugg Soniroin.LThe diffirent,maikei Neill. '
ties preasn',st , any time; a - busyseeneybut - they are -
particulirly,adive et prevent, and Vendor" of then.
Kona 'cosomedities ply thair eantepa moie tlisa. -
wonted animation; Stimulated by the lieressing descend.
L td. * Prosperous fall iesiorykringsArith:ft, :In the'-
the impaled there Is e most tempting array
irotisewlfe irlio cann Wink& both botinMful -end
ch°l l ,- ProvisTonfor "hertablsr.ninet not .onlyhave bad ",
taste but indifferent economy , - - Iltraegerg.; hut if/ o °.
c 'lTic.itr Prompts a 4 , 117 stroll through-31m Crowds of
~
sPleoon-Palle,staehdipnielre'lofrof ed m ibl, th il e l er 'hut rook in ete ueb , aii t° 4 M -Ipre toh ui mers ." l;
T sa ha ti te sfy r, tb th e e ir , outlook lodgings.
predominant feeling is, how moutlireisough‘,:
...,catindenTbetotb.risuonb_litiliwinitabkrerhatt4doxreobataaidless. o t r yt tia dzi e array
~..y r ono fh aerm h ad z:
To an uninitiated rail
feed g. continent in a single day'd snatketerray, for the
,eilleger often finds the wants of hit little emninonity;
impelled bye single ,butelter,And, at but,. but two or
three stalls; from which their semi-weekly demands a
-meat are doled ottt: " A grentlestitution is this market
of mire; and as long 71.1, eating and drinking tont:bine
to eonstitute'at leist the hilt ,of maws living,-there is -
no danger- of Jte popularity' waning, 'Rhona' PooPlo
noceetimes, grumble ,atAts. ihorteotnistri Ma the
exorbitant Prinet.whiait th,ey,arS Isedd,fer
""
series Of life; " - •
Weff!run ''rd Be SPLiCin.=:-A 'amps' it rum ant •
tamers,' who had - been 'busily employed in Irsplleiog
the main‘bcrice,", yesterday worm=feneed themselves' ' .
into the office of a police magistrate Bacentreet, and
rapiested to be at sums united in the holy bonds of ma
trimody., His aldiirmaninnisketyarse greatly imenied -
stab* prOfitleireintritifork'and 'hilliemiredurgellyer .
theoidest of the party,: • tg* who'll do yinswish to aret_:
married Pi- _The rePlw-_,Wes:,l” TneY, , Yintaid fadetp '
this totherfelier".? - ,Without furthfr 010 1 4 h 0 ln° 14 " • .
menial ei - puitints were foretbly gelded from the roam,
and while on their' why. to Thateenth'itreet they were -
arrested fordraoken and disorderly conduct. nal tibia , • -
beck to *Mee of the alderman, who, instead of re.
teivinethe wedding fee' sachOUNI made and pro- --
vided,n mulcted the twilit in Shinnied amount of costs; -
and bald them to bail te keep tke peatis.-;:;
, 131, Enixint..—Thet weather lamina to ' wear
de
cidedly autumnal cut, and
_then:taming* and ermine
are frequently to aa,ti render orer-eoate end fires
really comfortable: -Mvinpthing aronnd - iseremleits us
that the mummer is over; and that -wears fully Munch- ,
0 4 ninut.the melimr_glories, and somewhat
get delightful main of antumn, It is evidenced, too,-
lb the increasing throngs ,which grab '_ day vitiation on
entitreebi. - intd the brisk - renewed besets/t iablek: - -
begins to be visible leAlte zonrenteat of pedestrian!.
Audis_ infused hair. every-breech of :business- Arnanh,`„
pleasure-Seekers reprning from their , swoon se- - :
immix abroad, end strangers ere piniiiinglaTer a sesson:::'
or thy goiety;or forth. ptirfbeatratall stocky, and in
incidentalpeep at
: the - elephant, multtlitifous
forms. - "A Ely time le the autumn -
A
LEsscin itre'Pei.tvarrsiiiii`Th'ellew York Tri- -
bane, hi Minding' tattle - action of the board - of Memel
and f oremen of that eltWrelative to theinsulting,trest;
meat of the Philadelphia; firemen during their recent --
visit, and the passageof *rem. ?Intim arpressise of their -
regret, mays: ”"The.Philadelphla firemen art dater- -
mined-to give the firemen - of New - Yeilk - Wisaiman that'
mill not be lost night or in &Mts..: ...already s2,olittaro
sabicribed for the entertainment Of a hose ampaay .
this city who have accepted an invitation ' to am' on to • ,
Philsdelphis„ , 'ltisibit intention oflho PhilidialiltianS -
to mate thht reception the:rdbat c rolignUlemit - end Int
peeing 'pageant that hint, 'veil:men dhiplared
United States. , The supper tate bolo - tupiegardlegi or
expense, *lithe firemen of„Plaillidelphia and the stibtarbal
contributing."
'Cour r.—We have. the
a' tioraet, *rid -
, t thereby hangs • tale.” He is t ithe northwest, and
the polar star agitate 'at Simi lie is the same ehap
that, frightened Siltation II and all the othier foolh&'
people it Iturripe..' Any 'time biitirepw tes,,time_and
early bed-time be is visible .tfru.gratis for nothing,"
and foran,early morning call, requlreironlythstlrialt
ors shall have their eyes open. _An. operaTillantjerhlri-
' the new star to the 14 footaghtt, ,, and 'he is all - Ate
letter looking for the ImprovennenC - '• - -
The papers may that there ,are three comets now vi; -
slide; and that one of them has a tall two degrees In _-
length-4,0t quiticki tong to' look at as our awe
ft is proper to add that we, I. ve not yet had Wpeep'at -
the wh^le of.them anddon't a to =wham* don't,
• ImacrEsx.—Yesterday Juorning.,Hordues Xenon.
held an highest on - the lOdy ot_the Thinned
Benkett, who war aceblentallr ihot•whlle guttning near
the Point House on Sunday afternoon last, Wit who died
on Tue•day at the. Pennaftraull - Hwltal- The. fetal
shot was wised /iy , a compsition`Wanted•Donglass, whom
the jury exonorstedizem ;L:: • - ' =
- An inquest WAR also ' held,yeeterdaY . mora)ng
.by.the
'coronerospon the boater Henry Thomy , on, a lad, who
wag knocked from dray add almost inirtintly killed,: at
Sixth and Linnet streets, on Tneedayalternoon. It ap
peared from the eridatioe that a dray and Mardi:are ear
h4t into'l34lllalcin.iitien - the fatal - atfatr - frans-'
pine A verdict of accidental deatfiraa renderedi-:"
. Mows Antutera Ohlefltugglei 4esterderitr
rested two more of the rowdy partielpants_in. the: dia
gratefol gimpy affair recently, Their...l:mined tie John,
J. Gibson sod Charles 13:IdePrell; They learetikers, -
before , AldermanMrexidr. - hPlrhold tbeTWOrdidelftfdr
a:
- beeline eighthundred dollars rdieh...- Whilst „before
-the 'alderman they - bletifedlu ellrerr
Glreon , ,Wut ledwienttsetWhera )- ha
four hundred dollera,ball for ax . tiaitault,,ald bstAssion ,
.
street Passeni,'er Itallw v y flornianv beeicor:monied the
erection of a large depetateer- the-wire bridge..! The '
etruetore will be bails of brio*, and will have a frost of
-80 feet, and ideP`h'of 128 feet: The lower floor will-be -
need as a car,hotre air" reception room - for passenger".
and the second floor-will be divided off into rooms, for
the accommodation ante - various enters of the oom
pany. Anextensive'stable 80 be' oreitted . neer : the
depot, ort the semitstdee!the-street. -
Aislwreitt Atfiallatese.—We --annauneed, he:re
tofore, the result or the _ eleition fOr Chief _Engineer.
The tenoning „person% wers'iononueed u havtng been
eleoted AsidatantEleineera:sYirefdtvielon-Banrual H,
Freese. Columbia 'ldea°• leeend division_Jobn,H.
Seiler; Lafayette Vote; third - division:-,-Jesob Pinhse,
Excelsior Hoot and Ladddif: fourth aileron—le -Biek
era, „Good Inaenty Marine, - of Iteibm'olub -
sion—Joarph Young,Weat Philadelphia Engine,-
- IN Ifs Ulsel.ra -Frequent inquiry fa inaattirith
referenos to William West, convicted and sentenced
to-be hung ter the murder - of his wife.- We learn that
he le in either ill health at Moyamenalrut prison: Re
is a man otenore than ordinary talent, and some aide
writings - Ovine. considerable mental ability:: He spends
much of Ida time lifreseng. It must ha prettfovident
now that the rr extTeme penalty of the law , f will per r .
be paid In ' -
Twat' , Risura 'or "tnit''ldatbir:—The orbiket
match between thselevaiEngllsteand eighteen Anted- -
can players,' at Camden ' was notch:de& Ttleadas after
noon, the . latter being the winners. by ,emhteen runt.
The Boelish players scored on their dint Innings 60,
and on the second ga; Wild, 142... The Atooricans sowed
on thole first innings 87, and on the second 73 ;"total,
led. The prise hatless atrufed. to Mr. Hall, of Phila- ,
delphia ,
Loon ; our FOR CoUNTERPEITS.,--AMMag the =Mk
dangerous and lateet counterfeits are We on the Bank
of Trade, New Jersey, altered; wig 'lndian and squaw
in canoe; female eight end ; two children on the left
end ; unlike genuine.- Alecribbi on the Fanners! Rank,
Bangor, Maine; Va, on the Ilpicket Falls Bank, Mau.
altered ; 2'a on the Brand - Ca Bank; Brandon ; and -
f.'s on the Bank of Lltobtlela oinanti: s
PIIILADELPRIA 1.1071111T10N.--Mr. David L. Mil
ler has invented a machine, embracing ,the three prin.,
ciples of the wedge, lever, and sere*, by which a work,
men at the Norris Locomotive Works.; in this city,
welshing 08 pounds, lifted with facility the .enormous
weight of 37,881 pounds—um e than eighteen toes--
merely by the application of his strengt . through his
bands to the lever. .
-
MICITENQ 'OH Vir:GITABIOIB.—Tho :American
Vegetarian Society will , hold its ninth annual meeting
in this city on the 21st inst. Dr. ikon of Auburn
dale Mass.; Bor. Dr. Metcalfe, Philadelphia ; Dr. Mas
sey, of Olnoinnati, and Dr Grtnincorlioonton, N. J.,
are elpooted to be among the speakers, - .
'Dtrz.L.÷ln the way of Items:list night every
tkingmets as sull - and &arnica as the weather itself:
Aftor,the excitement of the peat week it came upon as
like a calm after a storm. At the hospital there was
not a solitary cue, and but a bare,brace at the Central
Station up to 9 o'clock.
TAKER TO Tan HOSPITAL.—About n o'clock
. . .
yesterday morning a man named James Whitaker was
kicked by a mule. at Broad and Race atreeta. -His atm
was fractured. He wairooneeyed to the Pennsylvania
Hospital. ,
STBAUSTIIP Latitroli.-The steamship Knifing.
toe oft 1 0 . 10 tons burden. built for o the Philadelphia
and,Bostan Steamship Company, will be latinalvti from
the ship yatd, at the foot of Hanover street, Rensing. , ,,
ton, on Saturday .. morning next, at 10'o'clock. - -
BUILDINe" PEOlll7B.—The number of building
permits, it is stated, 'evict Arming the present menth;
for the emotion of build:no, him been 83. Theta are
mostly:for.virr nimble improvements in the upper
portion
,of - -
DROWNim.—About five oioloot 'led aliening a
colored nmnamined Daniel Dropper was drowned off the
sleop,rlanter, at Bpoh'e wharf, above Chestnut street.
At the time we lammed our information the body had
not b recovered. :2 - • _
BOY INJUILED.—A boy fell from a.tree,yeeler
day evening about five o , aloek, in Leopard street, below
Pbcenix, and was badly injured: We: did not ascertain
his age.
THE' bOtRTS.
yr.svisßDA:r's Pitoozzilites.
[Reported for The-Premal •
QUARTIIIR FZESIOIIB—Jege Ludlow,—The jury In
the cats of Patrick Campbell, charged with keeping a
dieorderly„house ,n Duponceen atrest-before reported,
returned a verdict of not gull y. District Attorney
letugheut for the Commonwealth ; T. Hennessy,
for the defendant. .
In the case of Job and Carroll. charged with the tor-
In
Of , MI order in the hind of A W. liarrison„beforee
reported, the jury returned a verdict of guilty against
and not guilty against Job. - •, -
JOXIBIS Blackburn, a powerful looking man,,,itle
charged with burglary. and receiving stolen,gcmda The
stationery ;store of Charkellasen, its street, be
low Walnut, yrae borglarieeelY emoted • some time ago,
and several parses sad portinonnalei stolen 'therefrom.
Blackburn was seen in the - company or a man who had
these goods for pale,. The, jury
. o°l:Meted of re
ceiving the dole!! gooda : .
•
STABBLIII Ali FRAY IX _ANOASTrII.
learn bylthe Dodder Express that% Mr.-Henry
Bahaumwaefatally dabbed, it is supposed: by' one
George, Decker, outtehmaker.• The cause of this
affray. is thus 'given by the Express: "Salaam
was returning front' I the festival with an - omnibus
full of pu . ssengers; , and on. the--way passed Mr.'
Decker, In comPany, with his wife who were on
foot. Asthit omnibus dine up, it is alleged some
insult was offered to Mr. Decker or hie wife, which
led to a, souffle between Decker t pohauro, - and an
other Man, whole mune wehave not learned. _One
story is, that both &ham and the other man had
Decker down, ohoking but we understand the
third, party referred to insists he Wll3 some dis
tend, off at the time: 'M all events; When Sohaum
got up he said he was stabbed, _which proved to be
correct, and the wounded mar was brought home
and medical - sad was sent fore". -Sobaum, the in
jured Man, Was very low on Tdesday morning, and
on an affidavit made' before - the alderman, who
oadie°, -he charged the stab-
Doctor ,Muldenburg testified
whether t p sbi ro o nagt e e ol d ta e diys
would
e threet hie r a a
drys 'to determine
- out of danger, and' cones
t(plant*, Decker was remanded without , _As
ido ode now stands there is something singular
about -it; inasmuch as Deokor,atcord - mg to- the
Express, -is a mod industrious and respectable
citizen, and noted for being - quiet and peaeostble,
He denies all knowledge of -the debbing,_and rhys
he had no knife or other weapon oitiat