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If, 11 Warn Otl7 t "t ibe g i, L7l a ---- s f ei i,A *l lot, ia Agents for 7: rogunagGm'VP l - 4 '.77,-." - ,g ,i-;'• *as wor , q , !ArA. 4 ' ~,,,..- i,REss. • ~ i",v r....A4t"Ti.,"-t-laiiiriaertirifforrilo , tii40 1 4 611 4 1163 1 111 $ "." 7,7 - I.,Pd ;' ~ -'` ,:sotiltrrmAg §tres!ikkvr 21q -WATINAMISt,- deli theHtic¢63tige 311 !SODA* Street." _ reparedy'imirall Mufti. ' Brioktirk)lope4,6. illoisfa;kett. ?pit; tii!iciptivittimdit to, Der!. ja62.6.4iit* 1140,; tetCOIXINENirie erfer lrat asreiWavieMia, PARKMUM = , Mitteruagnza , 114.1 air NOTES ride' MOM iliktr,V.jtouown,LikEi% in-fienuieotioni 00MPANIZ8.t, - hertsipp ; TOWNysitt9l7l4sxl.4l`triltedttaitia." - "0"i0-.111: SAINDIOBD, ,- - figp.ihowsusli t 1 440,140040.2a1T,,-10;q1,:Wlir'r;, 61;IP ' l94* tAitßardliMUN . i . ' ';* - ; `0,;" 1 • 41,1 " 11 '.? • -4 - .1 , LOOK , = Will attend pr.Z su eo alr pogoviogal trnstoti to tliontiX ilpoolaltittosition 1111,10 thet Op* ties , ;-• _ - iito ' , 4,•;1"'" Proddeitt,LotieWitio Bank rsatotiral ICldoksoiuti Look tlitteW Wob:"Ai Inite, ll LOo - k Mitin Milton -„ 40.1%4111m0 phis; ItlegiirloodiMrlioit, , A4c , Plilliuleldilitf.lli,iiii &,,Watoonk Porsoits,Vlill To7br,l*-ICo4•Pltdiadelpida Timor Dil'Vfle; dolphlar Eion-Jatoot , sitotildo,-Sollifootai•Pit.'; golgeoi '' - jy;26-tt.' • TOWLERi- - 4 , - - 4:2 , 7oltrigYZ , ktl,'A.Wv cr , r4o,To - „ •!j• OPPOIRT.II4ILEVPLIV oeviTow - - Raraitze-vi— -,Merius;vDiVis Bkm•,!,:ipill4d.elphta , . _•„ 14 , ,TETE;1301IJILISISION KEN LJ_oHAkT,44C-ImpOrtei:[ol£ EAVANA - AreAltil,' 0 1 , 011 1, 14 k 3 .`,',l47Ar AIITILLIC Ar It'ABoRG • , k:' 'AU 'lt4pciteritNholetale'Difilent wINEB,:. intAszkrap, -, wituaitsy - N-ort4s,-S4kC.:7ANOr LI quoits, !tow stirtib.p,m" Tenni-am 40. c. ..,.., ..,. ._ .. ~ y - =,A - D7lSpqS.Nor - yrilia:::. , ~,,, „ ~I , •; ;:•i; ,47, t'''''''f "1,, - - oteitite WiheLis — iine - 0fjk,i3,04=41f=34 , 3.ua1fi1,23,k1 ;:. ~ ~ , ,i , In 'thfeitAiti=l4lasipt4a Vii,o47)P=l..pig4e ':;. :, , •= 4. .f.BXPIWEIILY you ci11i1.131.11 . ,:: , , , ;;_., ',, Whloh fie.itr '— ! 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Z ;Y &B, RI( 3 WS, L2S • . ;, • • . aztoAstiiil3 ,, 6BrBip,4l l ßio MAID% • •' , , - - • • Cavlitv'tniseile tilind:onifi4o, -` orfraelt litY!ishanalq!/dAg VERtk. ;,?Qa•if , 13T2 - 4164 16ligl,g'2017 , 003 ' t1t*ii - - • - - , Aan '16:60 - 6141 , * i 9 i :-; BOOSBBLLS S) brEfATIONIsIIII. 017'11-1 :•33 0 lES,E . ; Ut iriiiidioilliptioii,`6l;, haat at ,nitled , • lattFUEVO ' k,P,ticTti!, 4,; 6 0i.1010_4,04X,1 3 ;"4 .6 4* 0 , - 4 - y .1 .In Wtheir - Vulsllec PlltieftbiLittAi f4.#l, f41:1104,g13:A4A10111De, - ''?•);(0)341- BROTHER;:&:, nollAnk - ^{NiwAoati 3101:1011 - Mpg r.LAWCII,OOKIiNgIitTATIONERT:', soot StatictherlidTriathr t ROAOO:WALNIST - Street; le pee. geared tetglAhithilitifergithi , elther froth Cie •- • - vr-inekelo - Orderi-BOokcg'orerrdtheriptionVOUthble Itt -ne - 0 3 i-rublth-Odthitlierohente,- - etht otheth o of the beg Ingitylif Ilegliek , or ltheriren Paper , and " !:1 , 1104, in ensfees arfelie; lethal Acid enbetheithid thrown , . , Orders lor.lollMlNTllffror every dinforlpthni, lairobvitquind , Adthapaphiog ezeoged with',Aestneee" A. general ii4dtarAd4 - 141 . 1*; irieFdi:AAd A* l „Oen 'Ra • - dnor": • : Concierang eti:Hom'e eograntttoritO the lri n lcifi S- 11 .441 4 h the 061*1211WIt 01111 r- , t ThiS '<Welty ot -blank bathe -foe biththeg end mareenttle pee le the-best to the gtrlThitthis. 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The, enbaeriher hiving iinierlor - facilities for Mann" . , lif.ooß,T,AtlLll,l3Tillt; slid ; ' OIL 13LOTHS, It" noir' kakireeto otteegredt inattoeinenis to ihtyert fin* ' A kris itheollotoff Stock Citiuttiatlytiti hod. • etivititurbetakeri id ?Meeting , - DOG. *ha •:orditeby '• ` ' • " • NyABwHoUS* No. 229 AMC ittreet, VIOL in*Aa - iOTTXR, litaikutiotutV: "IrVILLSA SREETuroarove EXPORT. StROWIL'InaIAOIIIID, &•ULUE: D 111144. - InEANY & A.115110' 8111311MG113, kal t dths for' Xsport.. for late by '& - ' 24,Etritt1,.F.ROPIT ST.§' 9i LETITIA 'ST. teßkwriStlsl•'. , ;UHT RBOSIVE,D THE MAIIII3.IiOTURBIIB, ar oOlWBpiitit k o t lirio lot if , _ • , atAllr0TI0;f21110&13' fOr V&A or Olty Ao. : • • - . jy2o-froiXwtf • No.I,B2.OIIMISTitI3 threat. - RICHARDSON'S ,-/RIBH,LLNANIS, • duo. •• :', -- OGIVEGIMIIBOOIDIOUARDSONISLIN.GNEOutdticee deidrotuie4; Obtaliting: the GINIIINA 'GOODS - should Ste447theittleleii s>te7pnioizaae are;Seitled with the full nestle Of the , • • • ' RICI,EW:OSON,",* SONS;; & OWDEN," Allkiril4Ail*O 0 the . iioviite*eis and durability, of the els= ...newts :ends essential' necessary 'misses , qtkintltles of Inferior and defective Tilden are prepared i .season attar. seasoni'• and Ysealsd with' the' name of :1110HABDS0,N 'by Irish houses. whe, regardless of the Juklay thus malotadslike on the -Amalgam mummer , ••and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods will not , miAlly- abandon nrbusiness so profltable,'w iiile pus , tamers eau bee imposed .on with Goods of a wortkassa • - , 1.431 7 .4.AibitiKg & J. 8. , LOMB, onye!Mni :44014E41e OHIIItOII Street, etiteltori. patt4o; - lezotisg, 410 x J - `;_ - ,OALIWELL - _,lg 00.; 821 OffEiTittrr iffieet 16 : 1 i:te;* 64 ifip 8 Z ' Itennienrideir ivies "Jeweli . y, Okatelaine;lreseillhains. --PAT Yan g Hair 241* kil=B,2o ar we ß rlliet '" • • Coral, Bole Agents in -Philadelphia for tke ease of Okinies ,frodAntn!sZONDON TINE-KEEPERS no, 8 8•( - 1 . ARDEIC/i BRO. liattithicresaaa'avie usioareea OP ,13ILVERRLATED ,WARR. No. 804 abutted ' Street; _ above ',Third, (ap slam) , - Philadelphia. , Oenetiaitirtai wet for sale to the Trade, TEA 13XTE - aolithroxioN SERVE'S SETS, URNS "PITOHERS,ISCIBLETS. ORBS WAITERS, RAE KVA% OARTORS luctvzs iPoobie Roan ' , - lautSus &o, &o. , '•' 4,141t414;1144tia et metal, " ~',~du~ftgs; ;,~itDs HE 5 13TATE,)34y.1N,1153 : FUND, . No. 241 DOCK Bum, NRXT DOOR TO TRH POST OPTION. l'4l , lllt*l3T - FIVE PEE, OE lioniiieocdred Ems.; sukevery MONDAY EVENING, oa DIPOIIII, LA.IteII'AND SMALL, 'PAID , 43AVX DAILY 8 0;OLOOIC P. ' • DiPolpioas olt via" :mai' molar sr climax!' Piivideat SIHAII. ; 11; 1111LAT 3 Trespirpt, I. 8P141:44': - ;IIARDEN S&VING to!Lamtin traitiugiiiur 01 PsisrerArmrt•.) 9911.99rtrAt, Gann= ' - • Grf7l-PRII OUT. Intereot allowed•to Dcgtorr, ", and All lioneys Paid bug on Deoo •- ; 9.99.199,1,94 HORT a...2ltran IST - 4441-4"4B94:OA,PKBAnt 11121Likfttp:)f 4611 , 40ertmem9w.-10999 R tr0 - n.9 4 1niainidergiiigt 6s4ll7hatterel ffurringlittid loosts4 In the,northein putt of the fifty. -- • • ' • ThikoMob orillle - open (daily) from 4 to SIX &clock, .inod shicituolgONDAYS tog TRIIRSIGATS, bomb OW 11 - o`olook In,theAgenhor- • - • • • 4 1 1,-ILUMB4. Pre4exiokinetti. loDua lesaleg, • , I3tephin BadifiK,:s • Isaias P. ,Zohn•P. Iron, - -4zoob.Dook, ' ' '2.l(o4,Rienty,R. etreng, ' ~.Tooltph M. 001411 '; Dole' Caderkotkiri Idillward;v• ,-Robertß. DArldion, /roger's& Etnatty • - • O. -.4tlmaker, ' grinds Gatti John P . Verrse, 1'...700ph P. LeOlete. George Rneoht. - , President ;Amu 9. gamma.- Tuoya. /192/-iltf O n AV7IIII irinm=n - v - E 'PER, °ENT,: IN. rol mitatirtz4Leficoirei",oA - FOTY - TLEIBT - ...0681., FANY:= I-, WALNIPI.STB76I4_,T 8 4 1 / 7 #4, P eaTOOL'in :OE lIMIItn;PHILADELPML§,:. _ _ _, .. 4 6! IsibOationyan at fiti.fratz 01: Pennant&lna. - P'e:' , Monelte reeekirod limey orsi i ,tersier em all, and in .llartetdiaid front the.',dny of:dwelt to the day of with. The:olleeila 'open eferY 4,.. froin 0 &aloe& in the morntaglll.looplota In the erentagi ~, and on Monday aid ThnnedeLerardiore ttll tfo'elook ' . _ .-- . , - .•moN. IflerillY L. RENtemn., President, - _,.= I r llol3lllll l , SILIPMI.DMI, Vies President. - Wir.4; *mini - Secretary, , -;;•., . - DntiOrOdit '' ' . - lgoliLlEtiniiii..Platiteri , . 7,tiarralt trowels's, -,.lloimdi L.. 04114, ,- ' . .„Yoebah B. Barr, k : -I , AClSitifettlgia,' -,- ' -: ', —prods be., • - 114631 - 3V,Aeldoii,•, -'.l. 1 .: , :mph 'lark's; ' , l l . 44. 1. die* KiOne',".'„' • Unary DiftehdettlO. .7-11ojany tireoitted In d ilbytients 'gado' daily. sz ,The InTednientaans made In conformity with the µb vialtnis a :,. tli e' Oliartoi ,r In URAL ,RBTATIi MOUT 11191144 GROUND _TONTO; and snob.' Brat clime none. UN u lffilldwarktitenreporteot inanity to the depot!, tore, itnd,whicti - pannot fa 4 to gift pepperenoy and eta. bilitylo tidertitittihti.• ,•. - *01.17 - STATES 111118ZOOMPANY,Oornor of TM= and MOM- Larderadd noticeil reedited, aid paid hi* on du could, 'without , with rrvii riot F la IRTIR IST than The day of depoelt to the day of withdrawal. ....0111Se home - from 9 Until 6 o'clock every day, and 013 MONSITSVININGS horn 7 until 9 &cloak. DRAFTS for We on lingland, Ireland, and Seetland, Won £1 upwards.- • reesweet÷wrniiiirri B. oliatraiti. ',Tremor-4mm ?IM.. Broken. • /CI SON; • • REAL ESTATE BROKER- Mosel Loaned pn Bond AAA Mortgo.p. i s j! '" ti°l o - Titt i ltre* K ; •&TTGUST-;.BPLIKONT, - • cm.c . •• bANKER, TO BBATER•STREET, ' Tama Leitirto of Cnytitiivallsile to Tremellers, op 11.1, fart; of ta!• world; -• • " • 340-43 m . • BPXOIII,AND RXOITANGB BHOHEHB, `' pUILALHLPHII. wife to Us, RANI'S and Hamm's of Plissioelptis. OfiA.llllLt4f. EIIOWN. A. g.LKWIIf, Je j(tQANLETJ BROWN, & CO . r LTA '24-Nit-NOTS, EITOOK AND 11Z011ANOI , 111. of THIRD And 0111EBTIIIIT Streets, OolleoHolu midi rnet p at i ram on all MU ' of the Milted States int tke Oacurtoo; ea the omit forceable atr onaTade, and . Dratts drawn on , .11:ngland and. thiourrent , Bank , Notes bought. • Land Warrants bought and sold; Desleri in Spools and Banton.' Loans tad Time Paparpewitiated. • '• Blocks and LOfflit bought and sold on Clounnission at the Band or'Brokers in Ykpadelplais and New York.' IDWARD R. PARR; •11.1011ARD R. PARRY, ,•:,Niet!,g Pabllo for - Clomndesioner for Lanetiota: Penneyltanli and - New Jersey. A-R EY & BROT E - It; - BROILNIIS aSINBRAD LAND - AGENTO - and ,gfiiivzormivEss, EgONT r fiTILERT above 11101f0.117, MANRATO, MINNESOTA, - Pei partionler, attention •to loaning and !westing litoney,for-rum,realdente and- others, and ',collecting Drafts, , Notee, , Acta Any lettere of eloloiny or boohoo wareeeire yronlpt attention: Refer to •; , ./WOod , Thowee, A' 00,, Philadelphia, - • Dide,Rooei it,Withere.Philadelphia. Phan?, flaineei 00-.•, Richard Randolph, Philadelphia. • `n.Oharlea , • - -- :lParr] P 4 Landa/P) , ;.Y/4 1 40#;-„ „ mr414%. ,11 3 101. 10 . forum I,TAM!.!l,4enig!vgail tea l ep i ttof BAIRN, MIS tt,d0,.., islid4ALNlc 00: 0 PI.IOOO. L MBARC 'OOO of beet grillity, • - ;. E. 00131.1P0, corner 113V,0Frirand 011303T01n 11. Oetlip - EXCELLENT, WARRANTED - - . RW4 , XO4 ,PIANOI3; , celebrated for tone; ' ' doh," riablllty; 'nod tasty appearazioe. 7 Octaves, PLalN'and 1,01701 SlV,reprl totald, and Pearl key, Air ealsir friiiiill9frifpwarda.' Alaoi ,P7ANOS to rent. INOldltß'BET,lldlCi 210 flonfla VIFTIL Btreet, above SpriteavaOle , tfitiot for rOtiauplop# Canfield, and J & polll-lipff , M OBICKERING -SONSi Mann ' • rwitumo ou GRAND,' P ABLOE-O-BAND, i . P1A.2404011.TE 13 . , -.Th/S thp; largo* end oldest 'reutaufsotory In the 11:ErNied Btitrei4 having been:. " liftiei,wfaxtißOTAßme we lAB e HlUilli ; • 'XADS IWENTYTHOW3A/iP lisil ' e"Citheard4VtelLgllt : reTi their SUPBRI. 'oltlTYYtier -ottereill -6614','1$ Over, and '4' 4fronte , MiddleP 41% -, -.117' Mende toltent,mhtit_ ,ed and Itopelred. ~ .111tANCIH HOUSti PaIIADBLpuLt. 14 at IE4 :Cl/W 3 TFI T,B 4M” , • 0954. m. t Vr n3, A; AT.TGAZ, ai*igiiiiStoralura tails% by.: d: MxxINO, SO No= 'BOIT Otnet. gloves. 4:IIIQUIRE FOR THE ROYAL; OR SEA MEM.. PATENT GA&BURNING GOOK- . /NO RTOVES,-Theyare imonomical, - oonsUnting The gee wa4smoku that are usually wasted ; dura ble by haViog doltble teitead or single plates; and con- Verdant, Oeving large oven* and being ready bakers. Op, lAtf Pkteßted ROUBLE-OVEN STOVE ie the beet equateapteA up-granites° ever invented. It will heat a• large bailor of Av, - *ter, boll two dinner pots, - broll a beef. atfutlr,, bake bread atut pies. and roast moat, all at the saute lute And With a stogie Are. - lava ide, and all persons who appreciate the 'anoints; of Teullated apiutuente upon ,health, will be pleased with our PORTABLE GRATES and MODEL BRA.NI{. LIE STOVE , ' whieh are of beautiful and ornamental patterns, and give a cheerful, open fire, and thorough ventilation. . . , Strict economists will be satisfied with our SII,VER'S GAS-CONSIIMING PARLOR STOPS& Many of the •Im.ealled - gas-burning stoves introduce cold air to the top of the firo,lhe effect of which it to cool the stove and waste the fuel, precisely as if a stove door was opened above the fire. In a true gas-burning etove, the air should be heated, in allot-air chamber, to a tempera anfliole`nt to ignite the gases, on the same principle as Is adopted is our gas-burning cooking stoves. 'ln addition to the above, a large assortment of Parlor Cooking Stoyee, Parlor Stoves, for coal or wood, /fall Stoiesi Portable Resters, Cooking Stoves, of every de l aeription, One Ovens, Stove Fixtures, and Repairs may be found, in every variety, at our STarerooms, No. 209 North S ROOND Street, above Race. ' , 0019.4 f NOBTII, CHAU, k NOBTIE.' , . , . g SOMETEIIIier .N.EW.—GAS ' BUR ' . RING-000K aTOVIC.—I would reepectfally call ' the attention of the public to one of the greatest improvements ever introdtmedin Clocking Stoves and Renges—the burning of the gas seining from the coal, by which means Is eared 60 per cent. in fuel and also. more, intense hest. thrown to the bottom of the oven. We effect the burning of the gases hymning ors hollow' centre-piece, perforated on the under side, which admits the . air in a heated state. to mingle with the gases, thug aiding its OombUstion, and 06128114 a game to pass around the oven equal to a wood tire. This im provement also preserves the centre piece from sinking dmin on the ere, thereby, saving the expense of repairs. One of the Stove' OAN BE BEEN IN OPERATION it 1110 MARXIST • Street. Manufactured by TAMES SPEAR, Inventor and Patentee, (late North, Chime So Northo ina m l titurr Street. _ sept2o4me . . VRESSWELL & No. 206 wAzdfuT Btreet, ari prepared to supply ship pers andoonsumers with superior Broad Top Ooal iron 'Lancaster Mines. -" oat!' OM PER TON for the beet WHITE tiFeFit., ASH COAL; Warranted free from elate or ,F.XICkS' COAL le the best and cheapest in Jl- - I.thto city; r&sareaced in yard and dry under miser. tirlOßS'aells none but the very beat Lehigh 11 and Schuylkill Coal, and warrants full weight. IMOICS - superintends the delivery of all Coal pertonally, and therefore guaranteee it to be as represented., HICKS' Yard and Onlce IS at the southeast corner of MARSHALL end WILLOW, where he "invites all to call and examine for themselves the above facts. au2s4m I.7KRRING, FOX, & 00.; wholesale and retail dealersin ,LNEIGH and sontrnana, 00AL. Lehigh - yard. , —TIIIRD street - and GERMAN. TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill. yard—RAOß and BROAD streets, Philadelidda; Reap constantly on hand Ooal fromthe most approved minesi under Mar, and pre. *rad ainpreadly tor Donthrtule. • fes-7 RWMIse! anb egetnizals. NON EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID...— lee, are now manufaeturinvand are prepared to sell, a BURNING FLUID, which swill not explode in the ordinary vele of ' the article. It has been expert. mented upon, and subjebted to the severest tests before .the beet chemical' talent in this city. without a mingle failure; and to now offer it to the public, feeling confi dent that a fraat desideratum bee been attained.' • YARNALL & OGDEN, CI N. ffIIIRD Street, above Noble, ROBERT SIIOEIL&KER CO" WHOLIBLiaI tiedintaotareta and Dealer PAINTS, yeoman, Ap.d WINDOW (LASS, Northeast corner 11)138111 and d.A.o3ll3treett, Philadelphia. sole Agents for the ash of the obiebritett Dioiedi Piate - " enh2.B4e --. . 11 1. 18 'NOT , A DYEI 1. 473Rbeillta HAIR HOWE RESTORHR: will re eters Gray'llelr to Mr original dolor io from tea to twelve ind, motorail% Mir "ere it has cellos MI aid betamb ALL - ~ ,- - '- , • It X 8 NOT A DYN • ItmaYbs used as freely aa water, midis the mostbemt. tiful Dressing for the.Hnir now in use. - Thoessnds In different parts of the Union have teal fled 'to Its Wohderfal`virtnes, Ltd' ill who bare used it Join In Their prabe It. Sold, 'Wholesale and Retail, by Dr, SWATNN ta BON, No. 11.Noith SEVRNTII 'Street, above MAR/SZT, Sofa Agents for Philadelphia . • - • • Trade,stepplied • - „ • ogle-Sin , IFLAL .O )AP.—TIittei labot mono sa is rig rt, -- mottlas no norreiltilre any Netting gr re , Staten washboard ." 'One 'pun& vrlll p fm three pounds "common 'common Rosin Soap.' War tinted to give perfect antlefaetion or money refunded. It is decidedly the cheapest. and best washing Soap• ever offered to the publio. -Mannfaatured only by VANILe4GEN 1t108.801 , 1E. For isle by ell re , 'potable grocer" la the city_and atioletale way by TRAI,N MoKEONS, 002-iito ' SS South Wharves. BEERS - ' LUBRICATING GREASE; • .the beet and cheapeet compound far greasing the axles of OMNIBUSES CARRIAGES, CARTS, DRAYS and WAGONS, and H EAVY HAPHINERY. ,For agile In tin - canes kege, and "barrels, by all the DRUGGISTS In the city and the MANUPAOTURER 8, gemere We 114 ROUTH WATER fltraust ITIS OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTAgOE for every one to know where they will get the moot for their money, modally ouch times as those, ZIEGLER & EWELL Wholesale Druggists, corner of SECOND and GREEN Ptreets, are disposing of their White Lead, Ground Paiute, of all Colors, and Window Glow i all a the beet quality, at prime 'which will be pleasing to buyers. °ell 11011LASMA Olt -ARTICIPIOLLL LARD.— AA NOTIOEVO PUYSI tt IANI3.—The above offers a vehicle - for the exhibition of remedies to dia eased surfaces, which combine the following advanta ges: A good and unvarying oomistence, easily washed off with water, disagree 'ill subitasees, that are solu ble In water, hence facilitating inttead of obetruottug their absorption, and does ACt get rancid. The last property alone rendms nan invaluable acquisition to the practitioner. Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail,it 61,11.105 , 8 Laboratory and Pharmacy, tobe Twalftb and Ohmetnut atromt r. illackintry anb Iran. 114U11111Z T. SCSIMICK. J. VAIIIIIIILII WWI= !MUM I. 3(1111/140k. eOIITHIVARK FOtTNOSY 'WM ANDWASIIIRGTOefitaiITB, teu r tielimitta. =SNICK & SONS, REMINBRUS AND, MAOLIENISTi," irolimfacturelligh and Low s Pressure Steam 3nglnM, fol Land, Riser, and Marine Barrios. Boilers, Gm Tanks, Iron Beata, &C., Cut. lugs of all kinds Iron or Brass. Iron frame roof" au Works, Workshops, Railroad Mallow', to. Retort* and Ga. Mashinor7 of the latest and most improved construction. Ivory desoription of Plantation machinery, snob as Sugar: Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defeo/aura, Filters, Pumping llnginas, dre. Sole Agents for N. Pallieux , s Patent Sugar Bolling Apparatm; Neamyth4 Patent Steam Miramar; Z. P. Bose' Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machinery and Steam Pampa. Bneerintsndent—U. U. BalrPOL. rans. ettilienien's furnishing Zootts. 114 C. WALBORN & CO'S. • . WRSTLISMEN'S Ft:rants - am STORM, (New) Noe. 6 and T North SIXTH Street. Now on band an extensive assortment of Cientlemses Wrappers, made of Flannel, Cashmere, de Leine and Chintzes. Their lino[ I:lndevalothing is very impeder. Also Meru, Suspenders Omuta, Surfs, Veit, /fo olery, tee. Last—but not (east--the eeleMated Zoom!. Collar, Ten for Twenty-five wits ! nod-Imo WINCHESTER 'Er CO., GENTLEMEN/3 imazilsiuNG uTOREI PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUSACL At the Old Stand, No. 700 ONEnTNIIT STRENT, oppo• site the Washington House. A. WINCH/281MR will give as heretofore, Ms per sonal supervision to the Cutting and Manufacturing departments. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirts and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale trade supplied on Eberal terms. Jy24-ly OW. SCOTT, (late of the firm of WIN • ouseria fr. floorr,) , GRNTLIDIEN , O FURNISH MG STORM and SHIRT MANUPACTORY, 814 011ESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the Chard Housed Philadelphia. ' J. W. B. would respeettally call the attention of his Conner patrons and friends to his new Store, and is pre pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A. perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRAUB supplied with PINE 13111itTil and oomans. Safez. SALAMANDER SAFES. A Dirge assortment of EVANS a WATSON'S pniLADXLPELLA AILANDZR MANURACTUUSD BAL BATES, VAULT DOOEIS,' • NorDankewd Bores. DANK 1.01710 .. 'Ecthal to any now in tide. ' _ . IRON DOORB, BO TITTERS, &e., On u pod terms as any othor establisbment In the UMW States, by ' , . EVANS to WATSON, . . ~ No. 20 Boo th FOURTH Street thila"lßhin._ _... L PIAPAnni Glvil 1113'i CALL , asolLy TO iIIPHITEOTS AND BUILDERS. AO AMA FR EESTONE Now landing, and ebortly to arrive, 1,000 tons of this beautiful Stow, both of the ' BLUM, GRAY, AND BUYS TINTS, the former of vrhlch, for sonnets and delicaoy of oolor, IS unrivalled' • For the character of this stone please examine the following buildings : • Jos. Harrison's, Sighteontb 'street and Rittenhouse &two. Harrlion , s Building, Locust attest, between Seven teenth andllghteenth. • Samuel Smith ' s West 'street and Ulttenhounn square. Mre. Peterson's No. 1219 Walnut street. •A, N. Womrattee, 415 Arch street. • Samuel filmes', Twelfth and Chestnut streets. T. K. J. Biseltt, Seventeenth and Locust streets, and ethers. , „ ARNOLD IG WILSON, Agents, PIItLADDLPOIA WARMING AND TENIILATINO WABBIIOIIBO, 1010 ORNSTNUT RTRBAT itle-den ' ' B: N.INILTWELI4B ' ' PMLADELPRIA..: ..0014y,i!ivoivoy 4 wr .19. -.1.,85g-. Oozing BladOnoli WHEELER & WILSON'a HEWING HAOII,I,HRS, MVO= RMOXO. NEW BTILB $5O, - AU the former pattethe VS on fiaoh ' A NBA TRNBION. ' 'NO WINDING 011' DPPRII,TURNAD., A MINIBIEU WUICU TURNS ANY, WIDTH OR NELL. 0111 . 1086 028 01.1118TMIT Stroet, Philadelphia No. 7 WEST STATE Street ; Trento N. J. No. 7 EAST GAY Stroet, Wait Moder, Fo orr-tD26. ITARRIS'a BOUDOIR SEWING 'MA cHINE Is offered to the nubile at the *dist rolls bin low-priced Dewing Machine In use. It will saw from six to 'duty Anshan to an Inch, on alt kinds of goods, ' from coarsest bagging to the Ilneet ; cambrlol. It, le, without exception, the , almideet lo Its maohanical eau. Aviation ever made, and, cad ' , be run aid kept in, order. by a child of twelve years of age.' The ntrianniiiy Ihle machine, aid the QUALITY or ire RORIE,' Sib war , rented to be n.nintrpitesed by any other. 'lts speed ranges from three hundred to fifteen hundred atltehei per min ute. The thread need is taken directly from the spools, Woritoov,vas reotrad.* or suwarnmo. 'ln tent, it is a machine that ie wanted by every family In the land, and the low Floe of FORT! DOLLARS, ' at wkleh tip gold, kluge them within the ;reachet almost aver► one . BARRA, Agent, JelB-dem wler eowOm 20 liontliSlGlttiltnest. ijelittap, arabv. CROWE GOODS for, the- HOLIDAYS. MARTIN & GUAY,LE'S STATIONERY, . , TOY, & PANOY eooDs EMPORIUM, NO. 1035 WALNUT STREET, (BELOW ELEYENTII.) , A cho•ce and elegant assortment of Oooda suited to the doming HOLIDAYS, comprising articles of utility, twits, and ornament, aeleoted from the latest imports. Hone expressly for the City Retail Trade. M. & Q.'S Stook embraces every variety of Dolls, Wax, Crying; and Sleeping, &0., together with a huge variety of - - - PAPER DOLLS, WRITING DESKS, PORT FOLIOS, minniniums, SORAP BOOKS, POBT4IONNAIES, &o. With a large assortment of Games; Pansy Boise, Juvenile Boots Dell Furniture, Theatres, Stables, Warehouees, with a general assortment of Toy Lae, Pansy Articles. PANS! PANS! PANS! - ' Latest style Pane, in Silk, Crape, and Linen. Also, Orloket Bate, Bails, and Wickets. , noIO.NAI Real Notiree. , TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR- THE OITY AND COUNTY OP PIIILADDI,PRIA. Estate of OUAIItSB 0, ABIIHY, ' The atditor appointed to atidit; settle; and Auld" the aseettnt of GEORGE W. IMMO, guardian of 011A81,114 0. ASHBY, will meet the puttee in interest aahle .offles, No. 411 Ott aSYNUT Street. on' THURSDAY, November 25th, 1855, at 4 &clods P: IL „ noia.lot ' 'WM D. KELLEY, Auditor. „ A lIDIT.OR'S NOTICE.-IN• TliE TO.TOT 000 PT FOR. TIIII OILY AND OWN- - TY OP PHILADALPHIA., JOHN GALLON re iROHIRALD WRIGHT and JOHN wRIOiIT, trading as A. & J Wright.' Teatattim Fenditioni papoose to Lanceitter tiounty, Neptember Term 1658. No. 16. The Auditor appointed to report distribution of the fund in Court ratted under procerodloge lathe above en titled 0140 by 813eritra sale of ad theta imets or pieces of Land, with the litildings, Furnaces and improve-, manta thereon 'rested, known as 'the BRAWNBE IRON' WORKS, Situate In the borough of °climb* in the county of Lancaster and gtate, of Pennsylvania, • and also of certain other lota of land situate In the said borough of Columbia, end Columbia *Mended, in: the county sod /Rate dereeald, and particularly da., scribed in the said writ. sold as the property of oho said defendants or of one of them. Will attend to hiedutles on Tr ESDAY, the 80th day of 'November, AVP,.1868; - - at 4 &dock 4 M., at hie Wilco No. 204 IIorttIOFIFFIV Street, in the city of Philadelphia, when assikwhete parties in Interest are required to preseot'end'prare their olaltni,. or else be debarred ATM cooling in upon. the Reid fund , GRORCE W. BIDDLN, nol7-10t ' Auditor , IN THE DISTRICT. COURT FOR, THE.' CITY ANTS-COUNTY OF PHILADBLPILTA. Bird vs. Bard. Ph fa. 8. bB. , No: 280 , Bancroft vs. •487, "ps,., it si. • vs: :" 248:: The• Auditor apporatellit elate, buttortof the fu u d arida; TOMS 018 ,:miln,.b.r • ableff, under the above wefts of the personal propaity arum geld defendant, will meet the partite interest*-therehr at hie cake, No. 12SX 8 - uth FOURTH, opposite IA • brary street, on NVEDNEWOAY, the first day of Deana ber next, at 4 &cloth P. AI suhen andrtherp all petrol); are reetttred to present th eir datum, or be - debuted from coming in upon said fund! noll3-10t WEI. A. INGHAM, Auditor. VSTATE OF .tOHlf M. 00013RA.kti q:a temed.-4,ettere of Admlnietratioh - upon the Ee• tate of 3011 N N. 0001 IRAN, late of the,Oity of Phi. lsdolphia. deceased, having been granted to the under. signed, all Omens having olalnis or demand,' against the Estate will make them known without delay; and those indebted thereto Will make payment to dANO 000111tAN, N. N. dotter or Twentpliret & Plibert Streets. Or to her Attorney, EDWARD A. - LitSLEY, ' oels.fret* • No 208 south Fourth Street. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT POR THE OITY AND COUNTY Of DUILADELPIIIA. in the Ineittir of the 'Estate of M)lfti MANN, De. domed The Auditor appointed to audit, settle. and adjust the accodnt of MARGERY MANN and JOHN FLOYD,' Administrators to the Notate of JOHN` MANN, Vs. ceased, and to report die ribution of the balance In their hands. will meet the part's* Interested at hie Of fices No. 80? North SIXTH Street, in the Oity of Phi , ladelphla, on WEDNESDAY, November 2tih. 1888, at 4 o'clock P. M. G. REMAIC, nolZfrmelt Auditor. teal estate. 13UBLICI SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD. 1 ING LOTS eituate in Pitt township, Alleghanj county, near the lino of the city r f P.ittsinirgh 24 f et !boat on Pennsylianta imam, by 168 fleet to Forbes Street Theie desirable Lots, fanning part et the tract bf land cccupiod by Wm. d.. Simpson, deceased, win be offered for Went public auction, on the premise', on SATURDAY, the 20th inst., at half-past two o'clock 2. M. The Lots offered are diet tot about halt a mile from the city line, and about a mile and a quarter from the Court Rouse. They are situated on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, and on the north side of Brad dock's Field Plank Road, thus being at all times easily aecessible from the city. Omaiburps pass the premises every half hour The proposed early completion of the Pittsburgh and Conneleville itallread. which passes this property, will afford further !Willies to purehatere having their plaoee of business in the city. The terms of sale will be one-fourth each, and the residue in three annual instalmouts, with interest oval ameually. For the deferred payments, the bonds of the purchasers wilt be taken, a.eisred by mortgage on the property sold. For plans of property, and further in formatioo, apply to It ME tIII3IIN it 00., or • B. M , LAIN ,fc SO v, Pittsburgh ; or BENJAMIN RUStS nol &et 620 Walnut street, Philadelphia. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING AGENCY. 011ICA(10, ILL. The subactriber, having bad nnich practical aspect dies In selecting and locating lands In the various Land Intifada In the Western States, Ism unusual futilities for making valuable aelootions for LAND WARRANTS OR OABN. Having Surveyors consiatitin in the fish! to make personal examinations, he mut always make the most Judicious locations, Lands unnurpaased for fertility of soli and ealabrlty of &mate, near the line of railroads, may now be lOWA AND WISOONBIN Satisfactory reforenoes given when required. Ity - Money invested in Kansas- and Nebraska, awl any of the Western Statee. 8. SAIL;IShURY, 1716-0 m 40 MANNY?, Street, Chleano. atailoring SARMDINTO, MoGRATII, & 00., 799 0111.113TIKUT OTREET, 041 the atteutior of the Pratt, to tho ehange to their • Bruetoem, from the CREDIT TO A OAPS TOADS Ok the same principle se the eelebrat44' home of Brooke . Brothers of Now York, to furnish the Public with the finest mottalea of 'lotting at am low prices as they mut be maimed for at the ready-nude clothing honees,rhile our ouetomers will have the advantage of SETTER MATERIAL AND SUPERIOR ARTICLES,. both' este style and workmanship. We shall continue ae heretofore to keep the finest assortment of goods to Philadelphia, and employ the best artists in our pro fesalov, and with the Montages we shall offer to the Pabilo, 'of not making the paying customer pay for those who do not pay, and haying alwayi stood at the head of our Profession, we deem it only tessary to in form the public of the above change of p Des, to tom• mend a full share of pubile patronage npg.ios EO. THOMPSON, . Timm, , N. B. e•r. UMW di WALNIITIITNIETS. (Opposite Washington Egnalad Nam always in Ftmok a general assortment of fabrics fbr - Pantaloons. Thla particular Garnent is made a apeelallty, both as to style and At. All those who have experienael any Uttlianity In being plased elsawhere are invited to call. N 8.-English Pantaloonery, of tits latent importa tions, in great variety. noll.lm HANDBORUBS AND CLAMPS. nANDSoRuso. No.. 1, 6106. pir dos. No. 6.61 12 per dos. 2. 75a. , 0. 1 22 2. 870. « 7.1. 80 4 . 4.100 x. a 8. 76 4, CLAMPS. 8 Row, sl.2s per 1 046. 7 110 .'3 $1.76 per claim. 8 Row, 82.26 per Wen. HENRY d. 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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1858 New Boogie. e `: The sooond volume of Clariyie's Hlstniyi of Fre. derlok the Greet bee been'issued-by the Harpers," of 'New York: It' hae; 'as a frentts-piece; a por trait, very finely engraved, of Frederick's father. Thisvolumm to our mind, is more interesting than the first, because it is wholly devoted to the per- tonal history of its hero. It takes him from 1727, when ho was nearly sixteen, down to May, 1740, when he ascended the throne. A very hard time he had of it, during thOse eight-and-twenty years. Persecuted by his father from - childhood, court martialed and imprisoned before ha had.reaohed manhood, compelled to marry a lady for whom he oared little, and terribly cowed all through, he had severe schooling during hie apprenticeship. He was driven into literature' as an occupation, and made little of ,it. Ho was forced, in a Man ner, into correspondence with Voltaire, whirl' he had after 7 oause for regretting. - Mr. Carlyle has searched very deeply into all these ,matters, and the book is not alone entertaining but instructive. The concluding two 'volumes, whjoh will appear in a few months, will contain the life of Frederick as' King. This biography - has been very Mod windy brought out by Messrs: Harper; with Maps, plans, and a capital index. •' " A new volume Ithe ninth) of ,Becton's Abridg ment of the Debates in Congress from 1789 to 1856, has been published by Messrs. Appleton, of ,New York. It consists of 782 octavo pages, double infiumied, and is rendered useful for reference by an index of 30 'pages. This volume includes 'all the 'proceedings and discussions in both Houses from March MB to February 1828, during the Pre sident*, of John Quincy Adams. 'Among the lead= ing topics folly. illustrated .here are.the AMend mentof the Constitution, Mission to Panama, Re lief of Revolutionary Officers, Import Duties, Vide- Presidential Powers, Bank of the United States Mobile Court Martial, and Publio Retrenchment. Every, politician, who desires to know the Past of his country, should carefully study it in this relia ble, useful,' and 'complete Abridgment.of its 'Par liatnentary History. " Prederika Bremer lately published a domestic novel called " The Four Sisters," which was translated in England by Mary Hewitt., It has just been reproduced hers; with Miss. Bremer's dedication to the memory of A. J. Downing • Whoever desires to have fall knowledge of the situation of woman, socially and legally, among the Scandinavian nations, willlearn" all that they require in this domestic story. The author's own opinion' is that it is the best (it certainly is the most thoughtful) of her works, andttoterson Brother will. find their account, no doubt, in bringing it before the millions of American read ers. Prederika Bremer ratty be Galled. the Jane Austin of Sweden. A complete and uniform edi tion of her works, in peterson'e neat and °heap form, would have an immense sale. Dr. Alvah Hovey, Professor of Christian Theolo gy in Newton Theological Institution, hoe just produced a biography of, the late Isaac Backus, the distinguished historian of the Baptist donoml. nation, who dled'inlBo6, aged almost 83.' This valuable volume' shows the condition and rise of the Baptist church in this country during the lat ter half of the 18th century. Mr. Backue's let ters are full of interest. We have road the ao must of his visit to Philadelphia, 1774. This biography ought to have been written immedi ately after Mr. Backus's death; some fifty years ago. It is published by Gould ,k Linooln, Boston. A'work of dation, with a. etroag basis of feat, has been written by C. B. Mortimer—a lady, we suppose-:-who relent in It to her own personal fectollsotione and associations. It is nailed " Beth /Sham and Bethlehem Sohool," and, as this title Itnplies, relates to the beautiful and•aminent eda. °Miens' town in our own fair State. The book is well written, in a serious tone, and with no lank of tricidont. The life of Joan of Ara, from Ababalee& History of Franco, has been brought out by Stanford itr Deliesar, - of New York. Mr: - 0:, W. Wight, of Brooklyn, is the 'translator, and hai dime hie worli admirably. In his preface, praising Miobelet, be Altnoics." l 'lassj. - -s-----" ,, ...:__.r...thts_throne of Fraton"."'qttitlyneettsred<lt,s isim what is Eistuts— ferenoe between 'breaking all inithilfteitikketift• sovereign, as Louis Philippe did, or violating them in order to ascend the throne, as was the case with touts Napoleon? • An excellent inatrector for those who attend balls, soirees, and dances, is Homers Complete Ball-room Handbook, just published in this city, by W. B. 2leber. There are two splendidly printed octavo volumes just published by Charles Scribner, of New York, Who possesses most of the social virtues, "which do become a man," save that he does not advertise in The Press. The first ,contains "Discourses on Common Topics of Christian Pettit and Practice" by the Rev. Dr. James W. Alexander. All of these ear Edens htit one have been preached "in the ordi nary routine of a common ministry." They put forth no pretensions to be'eonsidered specimens of what is called tine writing. Yet they' are eloquent' in their earnestness and truth. We have been raest struck with the Discourses upon the Proil dense of God in Particulars, Mirth, The Church a • Temple, and Youth Renewed in Age. Bat there Is not one of these Discourses which may not be road with satisfaction and instraotion. The other book is the Rev. Dr. Horace Bush nell'e " Nature and the Supernatural, as together constituting the One System of God." This is a riot* of much research and more thought. The author is well read in mon newel! at in Woke; and illustrates his compact and logical arguments by many illustrations from history, biography, and hi/es-hares: What are called Scripture difficul ties (of which Tom Paine, Dr. Strauss, and others, have endeavored to build up a fabric of nub elicf) are here met and reconciled. The book is a noble Combatant on the side of Faith and Revelation. For lady authors wo have snob a kindly feeling that they must either he very full of pretension or write very badly, are we have the heart to say a hard word of any Atheir books. Here is a new work of fiction, by one of the sisterhood, (" Zonal de," by Florence Anderson, published by Lippin cott) which requires no kind feeling to Induce us to praise it, for it is written extremely well, with clearly developed characters, a capital plot, and an excellent purpose. The dialogue is particularly good, it is so natural and easy. A now poem, and what is more, agood poem, lea novelty in these prosaic days. We have both in "bitter Sweet," by J. G. Holland, author of "Thoomb's Letters"—qt book we never, saw, bat heard much of.. Tho idea is novel and agreeably carried out. On the eve of a Thanksgiving, in a farm-house in New England, a Puritan farmer's largo family gather round the hearth, and while the &Mug storm rooks the dwelling, song, con verse, story, wile away the hours—the version of Blue Board is capitally told. It had a most pa thetis and'touohing conclusion—he who can read it without tears ought not to read at all. We have to say a few words about the forth coming book of the Appletona. It will be milled "The Stratford Gallery ; or The Shakspearo Sis terhood," anti is to 'contain forty-five ideal por traits, exeouted by the best engravers, and de scribed by a very accomplished woman and most agreeable writer, the wife of Dr. J. W. Palmer, of New York. Through this fine portrait gallery that fair and gifted cicerone will conduct the reader, and, judging froin °the specimen we have read, (a beautiful sketch of Perdita,) we augur most favorably of the completed work. It is pre. cisely saoh a labor of love as befits a woman's pen. SOME OF THE PERIODICALS Golley's Lady's Book for December has, for Its principal embellishments, neat engravings of Ohristmas for the Rich and for the Poor, with a colored pattern of an Editorial slipper, oddly em blazoned with emblems of the craft. This last is a good joke. Prom W. B. Zieher we have received the Boston Monthly Law Reporter, which opens with a strong article in favor of a General Bankrupt Law ; the Westminster and the Edinburgh Reviews for October, just republished by Leonard Scott, of New York, at a third of the selling price in Eng land, and containing some of the best literary and political papers we have seen for some time ; lastly, the London Art Journal for November, with two line•engravings from pictures in Queen Victoria's oolleotion, a sheik sketch of Turner's statue ; and a large number of wood engravings wondrously-well executed, and illustrative of Art, Nature, and Belem. More is the new number of the Presbyterian• Quarterly Review,' published in this city. Every article here'will interest the religious, while two will particularly please the general reader. These are " Characteristics of the Eloquence of the Pal pit," by Dr. Colvin Pease, of Vermont, and an other (author's name not given,) called "The Modern Pilgrimage to Remo." Tho descriptions in this latter article are beautiful and pioturesque. Here, in advance of publication, is the Atlantic Monthly for next month. Our New York cor respondent (who is so well " posted•up " upon all things in general, and current literature in par ticular, that other correspondents steal' largely from him, nor " blush to flml. s it fame ") told, us, some days ago, what the principal papers here were, and by whom written. We repeat his in• FINIEfi TWO CENTS. foignatio'n that J. W : "de POrast; ;Dorsiteimer, of Buffalo; the anther of " tiekifig Ship off ShOre;" 0. N. Boyce 0.:• P. Crawl, now in Paris'; Still: man, the Boston artist; and iT:G. , Baxe are among the contributors; and add that Was. Flagg wrota " Theßirds of the Pastureand,Foreat," (with mu- shoal notation of their songs) ; thutblia.Btownhero ossnmenoes a story called "The . .Minister's Woo ing;" that Bootor O. W. Holmes li e s "The Autocrat gives a Breakfast to the Public," prefatOry to thO obair being taken; in • January, by "The Profce ear;" and that m 0411.110, all, of the Literary Notices were written; by;Whipple; fair, analytic, and genial oritio. There is an article on - " Punch," rather an essay than a history, which will not sat isfy public curiosity. Bore, if the Atlantic Month will pardon such a wholesale appropriation, Fro copy Baxa'a new poem : THE JOLLY mentriza lEEE22IM It was a Jolly mariner As ever heve ft log;'- le wore hie troweers wide and free, And always ate hie prog, And blessed Mn eyes, In eallor•wise, And never shirked his grog. Up 'poke this jolly mariner, Whilst walking up and down The briny sea lute pickled me, And done me very brown ; But here I goes, in these here °totem, A-ambling In the town!'! The first of all the'ourioui things That chanced hie eye meet, ,As, this undaunted mariner , Went:sailing up the atieet, Was, tripping with a little cane, ' • A dandy all complete I '' stopped,=-4hat jollgnaariner, And eyed the etrauger well c= ' s• What that may be t ' , he mild, says he, "Is morethan I can tell ;, •_ , But na , er before, on sea or shore, Was each a heavy swell l i) Re met a lady in her hoop', .„. And Owl she heard him "Now blow me tight! but there's &alight To 'meinage - in a gale ! " • I never saw so small a craft ; • With snot a spread ol sail! " Observe the orafti before 'and aft; She'd make a pretty gene!" And then, in that improper way, , Ile snake about him eyes, That mariners are wont to use , In anger or surprise. - He saw . s.P:tether olva Toot, Who made a mightylln It Shipmate, ahoy!" the rover cried, I' It make+ a sailor grin To see you copper•bottoming Your upper decks with tin!" He meta yellow bearded man, And asked about the way ; • Bat note word could he make out Of what the chap would say, Unless he meant to call him names, screaming s. liii furetay I,! Up spoke lids jell* ii•arlrier, And to'the man ufd he, I havenlt sailed these thirty yearn Upon the stormy spa, , To bear the shame of inch a nano As I have heard from thin; ! ; 4 do take thou that !"Laud laid htm flat But soon the man arose, • And beat the jolly mariner Acroas his jolly nose, Till he was fain, from very pain, To yield him to the blows„ 'TWM then this jolly mariner, A wretched jolly tar, Wished be was in a jollyboat Upon the eim'afar, Or riding felt, before the blast, Vim a single spar: ." 'Tw►e then this jolly marbier Itetarned.nito btrahlp, And told unto the tronder;ng Orew The etoy of his trip, _ „With many 'oaths and autos, too, Upon bin winked lip As hoping ~.stithemisitner In reseal words harangaed—. thib.rs might tie ibis eked; His Isiviard souipers dinged - (A double enraep and, vastly, worse • , Than being shot or hanged I) , , u ever he--6,mi hers again • A dresdrut oath, he - • . except atses, ..rogre," • 'ivepii- 7 4i-e'r • A aratiNc'4ll Letter friont Correspondence of The Prase.] Deavfnaa, Ity4 Nov. 14;1858: . -Three weeks ago to-day, your correspondent while standing at the entrance of the Girici.d, eon venting with a Kentucky friend. received and no opted an invitation from him to visit his native State 7 —ineensequenoe of which he (year correspon dent) hinny very busily engaged in-" doing" the. "dark and bloody ground:" Thinking that a bit of "Southern correspondent's" would not be alto; getter an objectionable *afire in: your excellent journal, (hoirever much Mat of ' keeping it may be with the remaining contents), I eonaluded to'jot down as I went , the varied impressions made upon me, by whatever name under my observation, and place them at your disposal,lo use or burn, as yoa saw tit. The general features of Kentucky scenery you have, no doubt, beard described again and again— the lofty - mountains—the crystal streame—the fertile pastures—the charming villages—the ele gant residences, and the .air of negligent, care less thrift which pervades everything. These things I will not tarry to deeoribe, but introduce you sans rerenionie into a Kentucky village,-and a Kentucky " home," in which, were you in pro pria persona', you might rest assured of a real Kentucky welcome. • She town in which I am boot sojourning, is a very - " sweet Auburn " In it are' located two of the first institutions of learning "west of the mountains," as the expression is here. . Centre College, established thirty years since, tinder State patronage, but now under the auspices of the Pres• bytorian denomination, is at present in a very flourishing condition, matriculating at the begin ning of every session from forty to fifty, students. The President, Doetor Lewis Greene, is a profound as well as an accomplished scholar, . being not only conversant with the belles !cares anti sciences, but with law, medicine, and theology. The latter he studied under the celebrated Neale der, having had, in addition, this benefit, of a thorough course in the University at Berlin.,He was also the first graduate of the institution over which he now presides, and which, under his care, is rapidly taking its place , among the first institu tions of the land. The Presbyterians have also es tablished here a' Theological Seminary,' at the head of which is the learned and eccentric Doctor Breakinridge, (uncle of the Vise President,) proba bly the ablest polemic and profoundest theologi an of the Western World. His lost work, " The Knowledge of God," 'was a moot valuable contri bution to the world of thought, and has called forth expressions of surmise and admiration from the deepest thinkers of the Old World. The personal appearance of this singular mar ii in perfect character with his innumerable eccentrici ties. His form is tall and slender, and somewhat bent with age, his forehead villainously low and slightly receding, while his features, which are sharp, and strongly marked, wear an expression of severity, not to soy of positive asceticism. Hie eyes aro those of a oynio, quiok, keen, and pene trating; they sparkle like coals from and his shaggy brows, and seem to read one's very thoughts. In short, to paint him at one stroke, did .r want the portrait of Diogenes, I would have the Dootor sit for me! His Colleague—the Rev. Jd. P. Humphrey, D. D.—ls a man fashioned in an altogether different mould. In person he is elegantly shaped, well refined, noble features, and an expression ex tremely intellectual. His manners, though 'not showy, are characterized by a thoughtful glace, Infinitely preferable; and in my tumble Judg ment, he not only comes up to his reputation as a thinker and orator, but greatly exceeds it; thus forming, in his proper person, a combination rarely met with now-a-days—a noble physique, a lofty in tellect, and a pure heart. But 1 will reserve my sketches of the remaining personnel of these institutions for another letter, should this " hurrygraph" (as Nincompoop Willis would say) fortunately meet with your approba tion. Would that my pen knew its paces better! Oh, how delightfully I would gossip to you, my dear Press, of fair maidens and brave men—of fights and feuds—of polities and religion—of " books and. authors"—of the banjo and the hoe— of Sasebo, his labors and his loves; and, indeed, of all those things which mark the Kentuckian's cha racter, and his " peculiar institutions." AO is, however, you must take me (if at all) for " better or for worse," but consider this, I bog of you, as an earnest of better things. In my character as a "snapper-up of uncon sidered trifles," you may expect,. now and then, dated " Here-and• there," a g assiponglopistle from a correspondent who, from a punotilioa regard to brevity % chooses to subscribe himself, 'nark (on the wing,) MOT. oURSEIXES AND OUR NRIGHBORO.—Prim philanthropist, are wont to condemn our metropol itanmorals, f or a great many reasons, the most of them very jcst, we ad We have OUr own opinion on this matter, but we think there is some hope for the metropolis, yet after reading an announcement in a Southern journal, that a pu ;instil, exhibition wee to come off on the " follow ing Sunday" " front seats reserved for ladies.' This, beyond doubt,.caps the climax of wickedness and vulgarity', and is eminently unworthy the age we live in. YANKEE ALL OVER.—Bayard Taylor says that a Yankee in walking in St. Petersburnh, one muddy day, met the Grand Duke Constantine. Tho sidewalk was not wide enough for two to pass, and the street was very deep in filth, whereupon the American took a silver rouble from his ',mike, shook it in his closed hand, and oried out, Crown or Tail Your'" " Crown," guessed the Grand Duke. Highness has won," said the American, looking at the rouble. and stepping into the mud. The next day the Yankee was invited by the Grand Duke to dinner. 10,114 M Ira cOROI3PANpIISN'OI, Oct4sp)i'Aenps 14 . 11 w •Ariti mind the following rubs: Ivory eommunlastion mut- be-assonthaeled by the name of - the orPes; Therdffjte c , l 4tße. - the tyyography, bat one las, of the /Gist thood We shall bigreitlY obugid to geosthiators in Yeismfa, 'vania sad other !Rath, for aontribirtican*ing the col rent news of the4iYin thed&iiiitteadas - tigialltieo, the resources of the stu*thdloi eonntry, the inenease of p!vssgoD, ?r a iniormition Sit will be Intarlattni to the yezionkl reader. , • GRNERAk,,NEWS._ . - THE DEAD Ar4v a : - --.A. -- few - days ago a re sat:citable man-in the emiiito3mitint of 'one - of the largest mercantile boners in • Quebec, took passage in a schooner for Bale St. PAN', on a visit to his re. latlons. He carried with him ikgetid Sleek of wear ing apparel, and - a cheek for 'the amount- of kis wages, a considerable sum. ' •On the voyage ho fell siek;' - and' apparently died, or what is adore probe. ble, became insensible, from some nareetia-admin,, lett:mod to him, - The captain the schooner having , taken possession of his clothing and money, sent two of the craw / ashore' to' btiry the deadi-nessenger. They dug the graVe, threw hint in. and had begun to cover up the body,whenthe dead man* , oontrary • to all law is such cases. made and provided, std.., denlyi, eat bolt .upright and inquired, 'f Rave we arrived at 'last ?"• - The' amateur Baxter's' took to their heels - and tied, leaving their tisk - - but half' accomplished. - „ - • - • . The corpse vindicated its vitality by cries which, brought the assistance of a gentleman fishing in , the neighborhood, - and the half•bnried victim was., released from the gravo,•well - careddor,'and soon as fit to travel,• forwarded 'harm mean time the false sea captain proceeded on his-, voyage. Arriving at St. Paul, his told of the death of his passenger and hie burial, and gave to his . friends a portion of-his worst chitties, retaining his_' beet and the check for his wages. When' asked P wh o e c t e h e e d r i nhge had n n c o e ch o,.Q o e r b meco, nhy, c h a dgeide dt hite. . eheak. invested the money in tour, and returned With -flying Caere; little dreamine that the buried man was following in prusult.- 4 ..hirontreel Adv. . ON TUESDAY evening last, about ten o'clock, An affray (wearied between, two boys, gamed John Hart and Term Walker, in Columbia street. New York, in which a, man named : ,William, Culletain terfered, And, as alleged, ignited the death, of Hart by blows and kicks.' The eirotimatinoes of theeiase appear to - tie these; as detailed byßdWird - " MoOtrorty, who was a witness to the whole affair He states that Hart and Walker, aged respective ly seventeen and nineteen years, had a quarrel in • a butcher's shop in the neighborhood, andooming, outside, 'comthenecd - fightingt,- -- The •nmirrel tilted in consequenakofti - nomplaintmade'ageinat one John Fehey bete Justice Cornwell_ the'day: previous„ which resulted- in Behery's .•aonvieficm , . and sentenee, to the - penitentiary - . . The boys bay. log been separated, _Walker told 'Culden,'whe hid :- just come up, of what had occriried. - 'Cullen - - their approsohed•Hartin's thiaatenbig manner 'and, some angry words having passed between !them, Cullen pushed Hart across the, side-walk—a din thrice of some eight feet—and he fell down some ten or eleven steps into scalar way. He” did not, ' appear to have sustained mush injury by,thie and coming up wanted to fight Cullen, who knock-. -. ed him down, and after kicking-hies twice cleared out, leaving leaving Hart lying insatiable, Witness and , others carried Hart to the bonze of his arint,,Ann Kane,' at No: 335 Columbia' street - He never spoke after he fell, and on reaching home he - ex. pired.- The accused is aman._well know,n , to- the police aa an old 'offender, and one of the moat des-, - perate of the bad mon,who infes t; the neighbor hood where the affray ocoUrred. • ' ' ''" 'A MAN BLOWN UP ON A Sue op POWONN. —A man in New Orliianalalit week, blew up ake - of powder upon which he was sitting, the force-of - - the explosion sending ; him some 20 feet into the air and into the river. It appears that he sells ` 7 powder in one of the - akiffe on the river, and had landed his boat at the foot of Main street. 'May- - ing occasion to plate one of the kegs out upon the - bank, he took a seat upon it.. • Some children near by had kindled, a fire and were roasting oysters, and having ajelly,time of it generally. .The pow , , der men thinking to,frighten the - ehildi 7 en-and„, , Rime himself,- commenced throwinff,eomeppli- , der, which be had - in 'his pocket into the-fire. and laughing heartily- the expression of -the' juieniles, who could not. account- for the myate- - HMIs - fluting 'and cracking in among the - oysters. In a short time, and before he sea aware, he had made a train of powder froailbe firer to his keg;' - which suddenly, communicated with the' latter,' mid sent, the man whirling into the air, and for tunately let him - down into the river, where the water prevented hire' frail.: breeking any bones, ...- and also relieved his burns. Heivas picked up ,- and, taken to the Charity Hospital: -I'wo of the obildren bad their faces slightly-burnt: and it is • 7. to lbe wondered that they were not killed.—New Oeleani Delta of 10th. - , - - - - fitanreilwxr DY Krrra.—An Irlab paper sajos Mang' Mari named Porrei,:realaing Caatleoarnir, :wank telly what be termed a - Spanialt kite, of very largir. dimensions: - Having adjusted thi cord and tall, ik rapidly wended. with a brisk breeze, until it had tak en the- full, length of the: cord, which berianah'entangled aitriand young Power's: band. 'The - wind- hiereasing; he was drawn a distance of nearly half a. mile in the greatest agony.- the cord gutting . Into- the bone. This Rev. r. Penrose, the curate of the parish, - melt% the man running along at full apeed,_, per. calved that be Was dragged by the kite, _apd toned him as fasese he could ; brit being unable to come up w itti him, he 'Shouted - at the top-of his voice, to .'!:let go theta was - a man -killed in a - - thrinderatorm by the lightning of a_kite.". • When Poker keard these words, be shouted 'With re- . dotibled vigor,' but could not - extricate himself ' until, after the dietetics mentioned: he wail stepped by :a high stone wall, the top of_whiob being coped, - ant the cord:and set at ,liberty the kite .and its. owner, who was almost lifeless with fatigue - c ad. fright. • - - _, Twa BDRILL 'risiEnOrmo.—This, Armed ex.`_ Amisagansnertbe 81phaitteris of.:Vale. - the ace ; 'Orilli!ddWnighththei_mplaf deMbui #hW . 41% 0 44 - atit ; loci about I • 00.1 . '- 11 `.;e 3 - joyedthemeelves, _arid did not 4 nity much more than a political proceirAon or a military companyirould do, It is said the care: mony is falling into disrepute among th e students , butt" boys will be boys , &DUE tho burial of Eu clid dins out something else will take ita place.— Nato Raven Journal. THE TRISH PAPERS contain an account of the gigantic harvest honie on the estate of Mr. Pollock, in, the county of Galway. About 1400 persons (only nno•half of his servants) were libe rally entertained in the Home Farm (Heading, at Lismay. The roof covers nearly two 'stores Of land, and, the building was lighted with gas ' The ex- r tent of this gentleman's operations may-be judged by the foot that be hail Boo acres in green orops,'' and 4,000 in grain, with about 4,000 bead'of cattle. iSTRAORDINARY MPH boy belonging to Mrs. Sledge. near Halifax C H , (N. 0 ,) malty; throat, the other day, in a corn house. He Made no noise, and it was not discovered until half an boar afterward, when he was found welter• ing in his blood, which had then nearly ceased to flow. When questioned why heedid it, be said if he died then he should go to heaven, but if be lived to get grown he should not. Some one had, perhaps, told him this. DEATH MOH A CHESTNUT SHELL.—A. little daughter of a Mr. Weit, who resides near Cooper's Furnace, in this State, while eating ' chestnuts yesterday, got a piece oishell in her throat, which caused death in a short time. The doctor wag sent for, but before he reached the house the child was dead. She was about eighteen mnnihs old. Care should be taken when such little ones are giveit anything of that kind to eat.—Easton Ex press. THE LIBERTY POLE TVIIBLIM attempt was made last Tuesday to raise the great liberty pole at the corner of Franklin street and. West Broadway, New York. When it had been hoisted to an altitude of forty-five degrees one of the ropps gave way, and the enormous object fell to the earth, breaking IMO several pieces, and scattering the crowd right and left in great affright. No one was injured. ' THE AUCTION SALE at Washington, on Tues day last, of the household effeettuf Don Caval oanti de Abuquerque was numerously attended by the upper ten, and articles brought good prices. The splendid damask furniture and curtains in the n green" and yollow" MOW, were purchased by Baron Stoeokl, who has become proprietor of the establishment, at a cost of twenty-one thousand dollars. STRONG-TISTRD WoMaN—A SCHOOL ?LISTER ASSAILED BY Amazons —We understand that a school-teacher, in the First ward school house, was assailed lately by aoouple of Amazons, one of whose offspring ho •had obaatised for some viola. Son of the proprieties of school, and severely pun lobed himself They struck him. out hie lip se verely, threw hie bell at him, and achieved a - do. aided viatory.—Madison (No.) Journal. CONVICTION 07 A POST °MOE CLERIC .TOR ROBBING THE MAILEL—Frank Hill, a clerk in the Little Hoek (Ark.) post rate, has been sentenced to hard ;labor In the State penitentiary for six years for robbing the mails. Among the robberies, of Hill are a large number of letters, valuable and otherwise, mailed in Texas. Arkansas: and other 'places, addressed to parties in New York. A 11011RIBLE =WES was committed a few days since, at Chicopee, Mass. The victim was a littl egirl, Augurtine Lucas, only eight years old, who was decoyed from her home by a young Frenoh- Man, named Deamastean, who outraged and then killed her by blows on the head, throwing the body into the river. The murderer is in jail. A GRSAT TIIOTTING MATCH for a purse of 25 000 took place at the Union Con-se, New York, Wednesday last, between Ethan Allen and Lan tern; mile-heats, to wagons, best three in five. Ethan Allen won the race, trotting the first mi'e in 2 293. The betting was unusually heavy. ntd the owner of Lantern is said to have lost $lO,OOO. BEES.—Soma parties propose to Introduce bees from Brazil into this country They are said to be about the site of the common house fly, with black head and yellow body. They build hives on the branches of trees, making them about three feet in circumference, and of a sort of papery material. Tim Newcastle (Tnd.) Courier says it new doggery in that place was dried up " summarily, and without any fuse, the other night. by the in geniona processor boring boles through the floor, and oontinulog the boring up into the barrels, af• fording the liquor a ghost road into the ground. GRANT THORBURN attributes his cheerful old age to the fact that be never eats enough, and thousands of his countrymen are wearing out their bodies not so much by the excess of business or the multiplioity of ones as by the overwork they crowd upon them in digesting surplus and unne cessary food. A NMI , WAY TO KILL GAMS.—As a. train of ears on the Bellefontaine road was coming in on S a t ur d a y of week beforo lost, a large flock of wild turkeys started up from the track, and the engine struck two of them, which were killed by the eon -011F8101:1. GLAIIIIENSRIRE, one of the saved from Austria, has preseisted a $360 snuff-box to the cap tain of the barque Lotus, of Yarmouth, N. S., for safely taking him to Helifax from the French barque which picked him up. Fora; Houen.—Just nine perions attended Mrs McMahon's dramatic readings in Louisville on Friday evening, but she went thr'ugk the per• formance as though she had a crowded house. A slither; has been made in the Senate of Georgia to deprive members absentfrom their seats of their per diem, but it did not find fever.
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