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ioNSEtsipcs,'AN'*i3W,ES, •
•-,. ARTIONIALI PLOWARS, 110011:88,
• • • r. I' • Andtsotlor Millinery OWN.
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- Is now open for 4;zwidnatiiii by, and sale to,
P13,4*10r.131/0117,'-ViII *MRS,
At a unit 'adyiknes Kpon lltjt east.:' •
' Tfidi 40(64'. of y thile pprolistei
shouta give ai au siiiy• all. ,•• •- . •
ROBNHIIIIIIi*BROOKS;:1000.; " •
; • • ••••‘ •' • 431 MARKET ATZINT,
firbl4,ll6l 'fi s tode:of No. SSBouthbiemed 80,
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1859 - • 1859
f_ft--,G. , OO.:Q.Asii*.e),ApLE , ; , .
ior t ribiibsc*4 - 4ANnitgs-
No."SIB".MAILIVET. STREET,
laeit• the ettenttoe-ot.,buyere to their, extensile Wok
%f WWI Stew soil :Boluietsi Illems , Plate and
Skomeni- *JAW Bote'i eadrOhildiedif Hata i MEM
' OA Inaliers;lPAAleiVreitniftlits•'
Beteg elelletrelyeopeed,Lolhla briaoh
purehaiers Mid fete theft , 'Wei* to our
.tnkbeforsparoheeirig: " •
_ • , , , - • -
''..,Tuos. 1. !RAI* (rOtneiti ttriloO r ehOlOgeie,
2 1 4 4 V;) hof 4404 tritti the above liodaiiAolloitp
remelts fehititeiti exatiettOOn of the' took orm•ON,,
"niiosiso) - tebl6-2m
; TWA'w'st . pqns, ,
ARTIFICIAL, FJO-WSltd , RUOUES, 80.
HOOPES •<:&,. DAVIS. *
is IdANNeADITRNDA AND DIALERS
NO". Id and 21 South Fodrth Street, (up Maim) .
Vice Mt hand siteetir ely new ind complete stook of the
'abatesOode, Mid In for 'CASH, to which the attention
of bkyeni In Inytted, , , ' ;
- CALLS. Etelibititfi, oftlie Arm of Ohm,
low Ii & Oe., long known to the trade, would be plowed
,to wig Mu tkleuitt ,thserareroome of Mews. Ilcopes
Aparlei f' a V"' ,
JNO. 0. FALCONER &100:,,.::1-
Win! rtr
R x_iss, S oxsr a , „
SILKS, AND MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 1,27 OFIERTNIIT STREET.
f bl - Im 3 !„ - - •
STHAW AND' MILLINERY GOODS.
rinioteci trout" edlr old hind,Sod* Second
;' ; •••: .725 CHESTNUT STREET;
icemen! Alacia Volt D . ' 1141 / I , gt
Wow* now propiTit . asktblt to oar: numerous pa.
COAelPiat STOCK ,
liTaiir nave
-•t maw OHILDIIII% Hill • •
- • t.ELDOIIIBti, OAP& &a, -
NANCY AND MIAMI B ONNET!,
"•14"kgBloitriatio, .
- • ' - straine; &a
Imlnielas In all an atiettaleatuseptallodln SSW city,
reapeatrallyinfil•llte gleam& of:moo:bow
td oni Spring Stook. - • -
and alcort4lmei Num EU dad It croalallTtholc
liiterasetn - itva ci lain.
I LINCOLN WOOD, NICHOLS.
-febt-sm
*I iLtsmattist..Jo - 14.g5.; -
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39 L
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~„ • , rLowias, sums,
To vldoli tks ittootimo. Olty In Country Maim
polifltod. • •• -
NU. 402 - MARI:CET
,• • - „YStoyljtl 1 T
1 . 859' - -31114 . 4R1T --' 1859
AND
- STRAW _ GOODS.
New and oomplate assortment of -
SILKS, RIBBONS,,, FLOWERS, "
CItAPZEI, 1:1011)21, LAOES,
• - •
,And every other 'Wale in that Unit; '
.
- STRAW BONNETS
1 AND •
•
STRAW TRIMMINGS,
Smbraniag in all an assortment unequatted In Ude
city, and to which we Wit, the attention of buyer&
Those
, pArokaahrefor cash , or on abort time; will do
*Oli to give ug a cell oevoreleteettog eisewhere.'
- - BERM/RIM &. 110.,
fd24..2t0 No. Al SOUTH ONCOND I,3TREET.
1.569. 'OPRING . 1m59.
MILLINERY. GOODS.
LOUIS • DARNENBAUM, •
N. NO RTH ' OHOOND STREET',, • •
BETWEEN MARKET and ARCH, EAST •sm.
Inelteithe attention of Cajon(' 0 onntry o llnyeitito his
DIM and well selected stock of •
Ritisim AND E/LAS,
- CRAPES AND LACES, '
FLOWERS, RUCHES, &0..
Blabracing a large and complete *took of NEW.AND
CHOIOR MILLINERY GOODS, which will mold at
exceedingly low Woes to CASH AND, fillDß'lvf
BUYERS.— ..mast-ilt*
MISTROrOL;TAN RIBBON IMI7SE.
ainaditg;
MILLINERY GOODS.
01' every deieriptlon. CRAP2IB, BONNET BILITS.
111116tOR BLOWERS and SPRIGS, Ittf OHMS, ho., Sta,
J. 0. & W.i E. TABER,
No, 26 Mouth SEOON) Street,
PHILAIM,PRIA.
RSEEDLEY at 00.,
ka.
240 MARIS* STREET,
IMPO*PERB. AND JOBBIRS OP
ILAORS,EMBROpE,#IIIB, :WHIT! 000D8, ao.,
Kaye now he More 4 eopiplete assortlytentof at! the
se* and dillrelle elylee, whtoh ,we whi sell at the
lowest piteee
t,648•10t
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
I. S. CTJSTg4I4, •
hiANINAO*URIIII AND WIIOL;AALIA DIATAR IN
IRTR.A.W
MILLINERY .GOODS,
607 NORTHBECOND 13TRIMT,
PHILADELPHIA.
BOHNET RUCHES.
We ire Agents for the menntaetosere for the title
,44 I,lle .boys goods add have now lu stirs a conaple.
suleottetenti which we will sell to the trade M the
MkiiIIPACTURBIIie itOilleT PEIOIO
We 00110 . !Vit cell, ono oximifnatlon of oui stook
angligOa le , 411 forerci.
IUNGERIOH, & SMITH,
OR.OOERS - ,
No: 48 NORTH THIRD STREET,
RIBBONS,
RIBBONS,
ARD
Pe2t•2mit
B. 'FREEDLEY .t CO.,
946 td&REET IStroet
WIIOLEHALS
PIfILADELPUTA,
, PRILADELPI .11:„ • MON•I
'; EDIT Dabs -reommigisioßlooo;,:±l,
MM eoiLLum & • -
RLEN EOHO..bgLitt3 .r
IMP04111,,191:11D
,(7ARPETING,'" :;
OIL CLOTHS
WAREHOUSE, 609 011ESTNUT STREBTx
OPPOSITE THO STATEII.OI:MN
We kave•now on hand an extensive Wok tcearpot t
Ini, of onr fnon' and other makes, to whietennltioltO
the attongonof WeetoinanddotOorit Inoyetk.', felt lm`
-
60/.1 AGXNOYZII6:4B.I.B
* AUBURN THREE
1313PERNINES, •
, -
- - Vi3NETLAN9,
N 0.7 H=D
(16 R
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• ' ''''eteimkAornattai- ' ' f
609 bilitB3,lT
BlABON
tdetitivAoiumutor, -
OIL . CLOTHS,
14'0 - NOrsaqi.`
Offer t.; the trade a large stoat of Oil, SLOTHS- of
every description, the !argot asstalatent or
'WINDOW BHADIVI and' '
SW; itOl Lliril4l;
Yu ihls strOtet, 'at ' •
• '
LOUT
F AT-0 li t A B'L M
max (LAZED Oa SLOTH,. a beautlfal
for Window Shades. , --11.12.2 m;
j'OSEPII LEA,
DOMESTIO
immmrssion WARIMOVIM
Nos. I% and 180 OHESTNUT STREET,
COTTON,' LINEN, WOOLLEN AND ,PRINTID
• OARESTINGS.
Invitee tionehern and -Western bujore;Ao etude! I y
lame wed deetrOlei . &titre:bent or CIArtPSTS, inidediut
toringetew peitense ;tot before offered, vier
VENITIAff,
00iTON-WARP,
Dtlff OH,
WOOL AND WORSTkO,
supaitigNa, -
_„• .
BILLIbitiTON • •
Carefully 811LEOTIID in the brine; WARRANTED of
uniform
o quallty Min en 4 end, and being .telelit
ohletly In this vicinity, nen be sold an amore favorable
terms, And by the lINIMIALLVD RAILWAY t.k.OP
LITIEB of our city, Not to Jai Western points et , 144
expellee than from any other niarkat. ~fa24-2mit
RIDGITAY, : H§SNER., & 00.,
•' Iwpoiteis of WOOLLM,
Ars receiving tali supplies of
'SUPEVIOR . - CLOTHS.
- DOESKINS,
' - TRICOTS,
KANO! OAPEISLIRMI, *Ts, ;
groin tba following oelebrated inanufsatimera-, '
YBCDEBIO KRUKENS (Dittle Tlokatd). I
W."A. JOIIANNY ABHOR., .
& SOEIMIDT and IS. Oloths.)- r
ZAMBONA lIROTURTIS.
11.• TOIOTII9IAe , 4,00., and others.
' 206 OHNOTNUT
_ .
CARP.E.TING-S,
OEL OLOTH4, AND MATT/NUB,
woL_ion;- WILSION &
COMMISSION MDROBANTff, - '
zu---122,CHESTNUT STREET,
"4 11 0 1 KIVNET) - :' - ','"
THREIL-PLY, • . „ -
IN - QHLTN,
VENETIAN, HEMP, DUTCH,
,„ ooLIiON J Dlfir, and DAM
- CARPETS,;"
Which we are rerelelng daily fromthe Manufacturers,
and are prepared to offer the trade on liberal tame.
Having the Agency for some of the beet and mach dp
arable goods, we can offer inducemente not heretofore
to be had in Philudelphia.: All goods sold at Mann
factureeepriees. Orders carefully attended to..
UT Also, Agents for Slack and White Wadding, a
-largo supply of which wilsre oonstsitly on bend.
febl.4tri
FARRELL, 8c MORRIS,
COMMIOSION atzuquelas,
r31.41.1*011,TE112,8
op
CLOTHS, DOIEFIRINII, ET°.
232 CHESTNUT STREET,
febl-3m
JANTON MANTINGS.
'll. 100 PIECES WHITE.
00 DO BED CHECKED,
r• Jot received and for Cale by
WOLFE, WILSON, & CO.,
• mho.ot No. 130 CHESTNUT Street
'WILLS & SHEETINGS FOR EXPORT.
BROWN, BLEAJHBD, tk, BLUE DRILLS.
HEAVY & LIGHT SHEETINGB,
- • • Suitable for Export, for sale by
YROTHINGHAH & WELLS,
94-Sewth FRONT s7'., sr 85 LETITIA ST.
()may„
SPRING TRADE, 3159.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & 1117TORINSON,
112 CHESTNUT STREET,
* Ar now opeolug a large and varied stook of
LAWNS, 011ALLIBB, PRINTS, and other
DREGS BOON,
TO which the attention of the trade le Invited Aho p -
- DOMESTIC GOODS,
Oomphlug Bafrhtll, Oenaburge, Woodward Doe/Viol,
Brown Blieetinga and k hidings, Mariners' 13trIpes p Blue
Peet Padding'', &0.,
ROOKFIBII SEEETINGS--Just received
and foe sale be
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, Or; HUTCHINSON,
Chestnut street.
NotISCHOFF , s celebrated Cloths and Doe
eklui, together with other desirable makes of
Garner, Woollens, suet received and for sale by
SHIPLEY; HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
[ebl•gm US Chestnut street,
Aarbauare,
MOORE, HENS7I Y 41% CO.,
Non. 427 )11.0111 ET, and 410 0011111111102 blreeta.
•
PHILADELPHIA,
keep constantly on band a large stock •
os
- HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, tuuris, •
. . -
*kick are offered to.BUYERB en Liberal Terme. •
reb22:ole
TRUITT BROTHER 8c CO.,
- INPORTEILB AND WIIOLEBALV DEALERS'
.
HARDWARE,
OUTLERY,
GUNS,
,• PISTOLS, ac.,
529 , MARKET STREET, - 620
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH BIDE,
PIIILADBLPIIIA. Wan
Sam 0700.
M. D. GLENN,
ND. 28 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
imvolaes /in WHOLISALI MIAMI IN
FANOY GOODS.
PBRYVMERY, -
• BRIIIIHNEI,
DEUGGIBTEP ARTIOLIIB, &a.
Now to store, a very large and complete assortment
for the
SPRING TRADE,
Including every saleable article In"the line, and natty
novelties
The "attention of harm to resipeotfully solicited.
Prices an low to those of any house In the trade, either
In this' city or New York. '
FR ENO H BOOTMtAXER.—A.IIGUST
AL' EICHER, No, 166 Ninth FOURTH Street, re
spectfully Informs the public, :Ana sOUTHERI9 and
WESTERN MERCHANTS particularly, that he con
tinua le manufacture Puhloneblelloota end Shoe* to
order.; Ramming times vrhoplacard:se-him, that he will
patentee that hie work will give satiefaetton, both ail
murde r aupetio h, fluisli and egool!ena• of material,4
y.., ~ .MARCH: '7:i - 3g.50.
. . .
PRING TRAbE... ...., ~
H. OHHEIN434 & HO.,
Cs.:2B 'arid 2814`ORTII Otitis STREET,
'i I - ' lffiVik lust opined thcli recent .
IMSO TAT ONS
r.
P . . . -
~B rtGirs;rr ;.,CIP.DG GERMAN
' ' ' HOSIERY; " "
j' , GLOVES;'AND SMALLWARES,
"pod. solicit an Impaction of their complete and well.
ti. , assorted stock:
ti
~: 8 FICP E4O fAIiL 1' -AD - A PTED TO
!: OHTBESS AND , BOtPTHWERMEN TRADE.
I
I` , • , ,teato•ara .7 '. -.-, , , • ,
Ors NETT, SEXTON dr,SWEASINGEN
, i -- ",_ 'Are novii,jl'oliii at their
„Store, ' -
I l i H - o. 409 314EKET'9TREET, '
Abo*e //math, North Side, ' - '
p- • • ". 'A HANDSOME esabaTußwr OR' .
: N'E'W SPB:11V a • S TYLES
FANCY , DRY- , • GOODS, -.
1. , - 'O7 THEM- OWN IetTOETATION
lid'ieleationi'rchich theyhEer for sale to buyers final
I:parts of the United States, on the most libirid Urine.
f. feb9.om -
ViidAIII,EY,SEOTHER, & BittitST.Eß,
, .
-,23 NOlt i TE FOURTH 5 1 044, - .
1 - - Have jrurt - opsned an entire
',.'.. . . _ . _ .., . . . . . •
;:"NEW SPRING STOOK
i - - - , ,
± - ' •-; 07 .
iIIOSIERY,
RLOVES, and , ,
,-, • , FANCY GOODS,
TO s,hieh theyinylte the attention of frst. elan buyere,
_
~ ,•-par stook le particularly adapted to The ,
•
. , .
'• ~' ,• ROUT/11ERN TRADE.
,
--,,, lel ,9m . :-• '
MATTING,
stalAFF.Ext. Wa ROBERTS,
4'29 MARKET. STREET,
. .
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OP
'HOSIERY, GLOVES,
NOLL *ALES, OWNS,'
7 • " BRHSHES, LOOKING•GLABSES,
GERMAN Awn FREGOG NANCY GOODS,
A 99
TAILORS! TRIMMINGS.
- ; -
COM:TEX-3, o.l3ROs'
SOOT, $11;OE, BONNET,
- AIM
PALM-LEAF NAT d
.WAREH r OUSE,
No. 524 MARKET ETRENT, :
ni l twom anti Olith,
-tili t t.l.llo • t lIIMADELPIITA
& HARRIS.
SANIIPAGTIJNETIS AND 91110131NALN DNALSRA
"300 TS AND SHOES,
N, L VON. THIRD AND ARON IMULETS,
. rgihquruw-
iSzt
WHOLINATAFDRAIIM :
''~ '~BoP'i~~.
- - _ - , tiTtikVi.GOODi
Na._ l 3 kOrtißT
B°'tß iSpi3ROTRERS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS •AND SHOES.
The Subseribero hive completed their
-SPRING .STOCK
Or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which they are prepared to ant at the lowest pricey,
on their unit term+.
VAN DIISEN, SMITH, & CO.
' 403 MARKET STREET,
feb76.2m Above Fourth, up stake.
B. P. WIL L IAMS &CO.,
WHOLESALE -
BOOT ANU,SHOE
WAREHOUSE,
No. 18 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
tebl-2ra
JOB. H. TI-lODMEISOPT ay 00.,
BOOT AND S HOE
rgr A large and general isiortmant of stern tend
Olty-Emde Oboes constantly on baud. tebl•gm
WRING STYLES, 185 D.
'3.8( WE. 5..0617.15T577i7EL03,
WNObEBALD DEALERS AND 'AIANAPAPTURERB
or
• STRAW BONNETS AND HATS, '
BOOTS, SHOES, &0., &o.
Wog provnted to offer as great' Inducements to
boors AS Jobkers In any other market, invite an ex
intimation otAkeir stook.
No. 84 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
fel.9m Near the 2derehanta , Nate', Philadelphia
LEVIOIC, RABIN, ea 00.,
COOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
- .
AHD
MANUFACTORY,
No. b 25 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
We have now on hand an extensive gook of Boots
and Bhoes, of all deooriptione, of our own and Eastern
Manufacture, to which we invite the attention of
Southern and Western bayou. fabl-9m
WM. P. WILSTAOH & CO.
IMPORTERS;
M A NUFACT,IIHNES,
MA.DDIIF.III 7 1-I.A.ILDWAFCI4,
.OARRIAGII TRIMMINGS,
No. 38 NORTH THIRD STREET,
• THE LARGEST STOOK IN THE CITY.
Er ; Sign of TIII4iZIOLDEN STIRRUP. (feb2.201
F. ROLLER,
pitENOrl BOOT AND BROM MAKER,
No. 27 booth NINTH Street, third door above Chest
nut, Philadelphia,
Begs to inform Me friends and the public generally
that he has opened busineka on his own account, as
above where he Willalways be happy to receive a con
tinuation of their favors. As the Senior partner of
the late firm of ROLLER & Beam, probably no other
guarantee is necessary to .an appreciative public of hie
entire ability to Basil orders in his tine with the tit
nmet eatlefaction. Remember the number t 27 South
NINTH Street, third door aboyeCheatunt. jaP 0—
3(X)BBLR, ICALE No. 1 ROSIN in store
VA tot IMO by (40. VAN AMBINGX, 31.,
9104 10450041910110.
lawn 11114 evolis
33opte iinb £lllO4
B 0 0 ;S , 'l
wloLteArm
432 MARKET STREET,
ITP STAIRA
IViiOLEBALE
WAREHOUSE,
No.. 814 MARKET• STREET.
Oabblergi garbroarz,
AND DEALEBB IN
AND 'MANESS MOUNTINDS,
Between Market and Arob;
PHILADELPHIA
_4l .1. r
c s - 41
310NpAT, , 1,0X,43H 7,.1859
liarEisburg.-fler 'is t.
.4bout , one hundred and forty years ago, if
We have writ our annals right, a middle-aged
Englishman—Ydrkshireman by. birth, and
brewer by calling, (as' Oman Caestwen's
father had been a century beforo,)—settled in
the place now occupied by the present politi
eat capital of the State of Pennsylvania: He,
had' brewed ale in London, where he probably
met WILLIAM PRIM, whom, he accompanied
hither.' His " capital, as described by various
authorities, consisted of a few golden guineas,
confirmed habits of industry, much
,nattuul
•rilwilivdriees, strong _ integrity of "purpose
and conduct... Such was JOHN HARRIS., -
While PENN -was raising his
,Clty of Phila.-,
delphiti; HAlmiswas Making money'bi a con
tract for removing -the stumps and-opening
the streets. While thus employed, he met,
wooed, won,"and, married his wife, Esthete
Siv-also from, Yorkihire—a 'woman- with a
strong mind, albeitnotlike a modern strong
minded .wereart.7', boon after, they quitted
Philadelphia, first residing in Chester, and
next in Laticaster Comity, trading with the
Indians, and over followirg them westward
until •ttley came to the place where Harrisburg
'now stands. Herd in. „ 1728, was bbrn Joan
Harms, the Second, the actual founder of
Harrisburg, and the first white 'child native to
Pennsylvania, west- of the Conetiago hills,
who reached the age of manhood. Finally, in
December 1788, in his own name and that' of
a friend, Jonu HARRIS obtained patents grant
ing him some 800 acres of land, on which be
settled, na a regular dealer with the Indians,
exehafiging arninuninon and a fire-water”
against skins, and furs, and other gc notions"
which they had to traffic.
His habitation, on the, lower bank of the ,
beautiful Susqnehanng,boaSted neither white
marble nor brown-Stone front, but, we doubt'
not, was convenient for, living in. Annexed
to it was a line of wooden sheds, in which
prior to their conveyance to Philadelphia, on
pack,horses, were heaps of .fars,,acquired by
himself in traffic, or stored with him by traders
Who hid gone up_ the country, into the In
dian haunts and homes. Not without danger
did the astute Torkshireman•pursue his-call
ing, in his remote settlement, over. one hun
dred miles, from Philadelphia. Tradition re
lates how, once upon alime, a horde of In
dians, already wild with drink; became infu
riated because Hamm refused thorn more
rum—how they tied him to a mulberry tree,
bidding him, prepare ' for instant death, •by
Are--how, led on by a negro named Hercules,
another troop of Indians, friendly to Ifsmars,,
effected his liberation , and safety—lhow, in
gratittide, be presented Hercules with his
freedom—how to this day, certain of Her
cules' descendants = live 'in Harrisburg.
Doubts have been thrown on this tradition.' -
.but the balance of evidence supports it, more
especially as, if to perpetuate the memory of
the occurrence, Senn Munn; directed that
his mortal remains should 'be interred at the
foot of this tree—part of ,which stilt_ remains
standing, while men yet living have seen it in
bloom, and eaten mulberrins froni it. We be
lieve in-Tonn Ilsartrsi mulberry-tree, fast as'
we do In BRANAPEARE'S. ,
Wo_have mentioned that HSTIIER Haunts,
the wife, was a woman with a strong mind.
She was all that, and with a ready and bold'
mind too. -She is the heroine of - a very thrll 7
• .tpty„ .:Harutuf kept a_ store of _gunpow-.
riervirra, cellar •or a erft:':Titlsprae.
der he used in barter With the, Indians. -One
evening„Hia. HaaaraSesither female« help"
into titif kitchen, and the: haisd:thaidiii being,
sluttish, took down's lighted candle,_ without
any'dandie-stick. -'Presently ehe returned, and
wbo Mrs. HARRIS asked _ where • the Candle
was, •epliecl that she had stuck it in the bar
rel of black seed. Without saying a word,-or
showing any alarm, }lra. HARMS went below,
'cautiously raised the candle between her two
hands, lifted it from the barrel of gunpowder,
returned into the kitchen, and then, the ter
rible suspense and excitement at a climax,
fainted in her chair. Next morning, the pow
der was removed tort safer holding-place.
When the older .Tnus Henna died, in 1748,
his son, the second of that name, was in his
twenty-first year. Sad work did the Indians
make in the settlement during several follow
ing years—now injuring property, now savage
ly threatening life. The French were scarcely
less hostile, or loss dangerous. Still the place
grew -r-in t r act, had commenced growing, from
1758, when THOMAS and RICHARD PENN, pro
prietors' and Governors-in-chief of the pro
vince of Pennsylvania, granted a patent to
Join: Harms, (the second) enabling him,
daring seven years following, exclusively to
'establish and maintain a toll.ferry ',over the
Susquehanna - , from his plantation "in the
township of Pextang and the County of Lan..
easter," lying on the east side of the river.
On the declaration of Independence, Joan
HARRIS took side with the country, and hav
ing £B,OOO in the house, a very.large sum
in those days, he carried it to Philadelphia,
and deposited it in the Treasury, to be applied
to carrying on the war.' He received Treasury,
certificates for the amount, 'which,
.when the
war was ended;he_sold for seventeen shillings
and six pence in the pound—thus, besides the
loss of interest- for eight years, losing an
eighth of his principal. -He did more than
thin for his Country. He gave not only money,
but devoted his very life.bhied to her service.
Colonel DAVID HARRIS, and Captains WILLIAM
and Jona HARRIS, were three of this patriotic
man's sons. • Of cowrie, with an example of
such devotion, those around him could not be
lukewarm or inert. The citizens of •Paston
and of Derry'
,contribated strong-armed and
bold-hearted young men to the gallant Fourth'
Battalion. Alf through the war, 'Joan Hamm
was eager, able, "nicht, and liberal in his aid
to the great eause l i He entered moat heartily
into the contest, furnishing and' convoying
-needful supplies for the troops; defending the
settlers - when attacked by the English,' the
Tories, and the Indians, receiving and cherish- ,
ing the Wyoming refugees, - after the brutal
Massacre of 1778 ; and making Harris's Ferry
a supply depot for the Army. - -
No sooner was the Independence of the
United States aecured, than Joni Miele
proposed to lay out a town of two hundred
lots at his ferry ; securing more lots, if re
quired, at moderate prices ; and making all over
to Commissioners to commence this town, with
lots.for a Court-house and Jail, with a . square of
four acres to the State. The General Assem
bly accepted this offer, and the town was laid
out, in the spring of 1786; immediately after
Dariphin county bad been created by the
State Legislatute out of a part of Lancaster
county. Harris' Ferry, which now took the
name of Harrisburg, was made the seat of
justice literally the capital of the new
county—and the Court-house and Jail were
authorized to'be erected.
With no ordinary shrewdness and presci
ence, Mr. HARRIS was satisfied that, from its
central position, his new town must one day
become the seat of Government of Pennsyl
.vania, and, on the Gth July, 1786, being the
very day on which he legally conveyed the
town to the Commissioners, on the part of the
public, executed a dead in which he also uon-veyed over to them, _for the use of the Com
monwealth, in the event of his anticipation
being one day realized, four acres and twenty. :
one perches of land, being the present site of
the State Arsenal.
, Soon after, groat interest was excited by
discussions, In Congress, as to the locality of
the future permanent federal seat of the U. S.
Government. The dispute was whether the
new city should be built on the Potomao or
upon the Susquehanna; near Harrisburg. At
one time, even Germantown was chosen by
the Senate. , Finally, the present location
of Washington was adopted—to please the
South. - ,
The mho of Harrisburg urns ()banged to
rioulabourgOu 1786, in consequence riffle
TWO CENTS.
,
Council of the Commo n ,
wealth so,,stiling It tke commission of the
Justices appointed the-,Court , of Quarter
Sosalons for Ilmtplitn,COrinty 'ln - 1791, , by
act _of. Assembly creating it a; borough, the
name was altered back to , Hartishurg, vhich. it
has since retalnedi and.of :which the patriot.:
ism, public spirit,' and patriotism ". of-its
founder warrant a perpetuation. • -
The incorporation as a borough; in' 1791,
was. continued • • by legislative 'enactments in
1808 and 1888.' -
The first Hearisburg-newepaper, a _weekly,
was established in 1.791. - The Library Com
pany was founded in 1.784. The 'first theatri
oals-were in 1796. .
Nearly forty years ago, commenced an-agi
tation for, removing the seat of Government
from -Lancaster. The -town ot Northumber
land was declared more central, and the citl
;ens- there made liberal offers for the sworn-.
modationef the Officers of State and the Le
gislators, The Senate declined to _sanction
Vie removal to - Northumberland. A motion
-to
.snbstitute Philadelphia received - only eight,
Votes.-, Finally, by a , majority.of fourteen to
ten, Harrisburg received,' the pretereide.
This :was- du 1800; --but it was hot ;until
Peinuaryi . 1810, that - both branchei Of the
Legislature, passed: an... Act 'making` nerds=
burg. the State capital of Pennsyliania.'
The removal took, place in .1812., i , -The
corner-stone of the Capitol was laid on the bait
day of -11fay,,1819, up to which time $275,000
had been appropriated for: it. It is stated, in
Morgan's gg Annals of Harrisburg?. (a hook
on which we have largely drawn for informa
tion,) that out of twelve old Citinetts.who wit;
nessed the ceremony,- Mr.: GEORGIE < Eroaoata
was the only one.who' could say at which-cot;
ner of the building the stone is riltuated--viz.;
at : the ,southwest , corner. , Iraanuary,lB22,
the' inauguration of the State Capitol took
place. -
' Hero, as at a convenient resting-place, we
pause until .totmorrow; when wo 'shall give
out impressions of Harrisburg air it is. "-
Letter from Harrisburg.
(Ooffeepoodenee of The Tien.) • >•
Efeemseueo, March 4 1869
• BILLS DT .P&AOS.
lir. Church, „ An alt te incorPorati the South Phi.
ladelahla Steamboat Company." illorooratoranies
P. Miehelon, Ohm. 13. Wayne, Gee. W:Beri, Thomas
B. Terraria, Joseph -.E,.'illaidgen,-Jamelie , D. Keyser,"
Oharlei A. Votrega., Edwerd'lrvin, B. Ebtridgeilmith,
Frederick A Wolbert, Daniel and Jocpph L ,
Pringle. - Capital dock `050,40. , 'rimer to constrict
one or more steamboats, earning freight and Paisen=
gore, between .the 'city. of Philadelphia_ and towns' la
Paunaylvanta, Geismar', and New J ,
Mr. Tidier, I act relative -to the ,Weecacoe and
bloyameneng Meadow oohipaili.w Oily 'admen's' of
handl within the bounds reecenlasit b acts reisilre to
isidfompany shall have the right to vote Man election
foipanagere and .treseureri: Provided, That am one
°wank lees thed IMO shall be. entitled to vote-_
number of votes Caireepbuding. With 'the 'number of
acres. , Twenty days atter 'asap of this set, as sled. -
lion 'may be held far tee directors and a treasurer, to
serve until March, 1810. •
M. Gratz, An act to Incorporate the North Bed
MatAal Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Corpora.
'tors—Charles 13 Waiver 'Jelin Farr Beaty, George P.
May rer , Jameyg. Mailed., Luther Miirtfd, henry Nell,
Edward ;Grata, George W. Slams, andlYni. H, Han
rtce.; Subject to the limitations end .reatriclions of the
act of April 2, 1868.
Mi. Herding, An act 'to Incorporate the Deritiehe'
Pim* - Hall. -Oommlesioneri—bonibuitine Gering,
Julia[ Hein, Henry:lggelici,, lastest Behater,'W a:
whiiman, Frederick
_Otto!, Frederick Gerker,-and
Israel Kuhn ;Indmall/ ip Is simlisr , bo eat boor.
Positing the Academy Of Music ,
Kr? Chorea, it An iat to faiiiorporata the Piiiiiengir
Railway, Relief Aafoolation.”. Airoorporatoix, O.orge
R. Billing, °barbs -,,B.:Abbott,, 0 W. , Riwaborgar, 76
Btadlethan, Win. Haber, , John P.. }Ear/borough, An
gitatati D. 'Davie,. Capplog, Join Moore, J. 111.,
Speakman,Jefferson'thitripbial, Osiaptill;
Bartliy,ooloif and Halai (nun Ma
Frauliford ,afiellowtliwarla Ransomer Railway: ' - okiaot,
JaY1...4
tt An ant riplaiiiiiifhtiwile of (imp aad.
inedioldbalii tko , cityut "Plilladelithla.tt" /hall Lai
-as lawful for the koeper•or proprilifoibf 'Air* Fooary or
dry; iaida store to toll any drugs or assillalaaa r under'
Poxil/V a , 125 - ",,. • ' ' "• " • •`‘
Mr.:Abbott, An ant isalolog,taie lumber of aldermen •
is .tho Twohty•tostitli ward to' alp-.one la each pie:,
duct the prewinf limber to be redacted 'to' six se tom- -
misshape ea;.lre, by death: raaignationi or °Minna°.
• Mr. Matthews, An act limiting the westing hours o r
employees on passenger saliva* to ten hours (u ►
dare Work), allowing an interval of.at least six hour s
between every two consecutive worbing - Pailiode.. ,
,
The general banking - reported with amend;
aunt% which. I wilkeketch sk:Soon as they ars 'priated.•
ldr.liandall read in plan, i• An act -to incorporate
the National Otosmikip Company.?" _ Corporator!, Am
brose W. Thompson, oOrnelltut Vanderbilt. Charles
Menaleater, 9. Morris Wain, J. M. BleitebEdwartiyox
Lambert. Olttlngs, K.' Halliday, 6.'
_A. Trial:l4m:
Q. A L Lamar, and Zebu W. Anderson I power tikes
tablLek a line or gamete from the Oity or Philadelphia
and other ports to Mnropo, and to cam mails. The
capital stock to be in ehares of MOO eaelt, to nett an
amount Si may be necessary for buslneite Purposes: Mr.
Tanteyis amendment Increasing saliarles of law fudges ,
to IM,SCO. passed. -
"An jot to incorporate the Presque lee Dock Qom.
pony." ' ClOrporators 0 P. Downing, James, Williams,
latish Kellogg, Jamas Chambers, and Wm. ,13.• Lace ;
to b 6 located in the city of Erie, Capital steak $50,000
Object—accommodating the owner! of
_Twigs with a
floating dry dock or docks. It bas passed both bowies
Nothing thereto contained relates to Philadelphia.
• ' •
Letter from New York.
THE ARTISTS' REOEPTION—ENGRAVINGS ionrowN
BEND ac 00.'8. New, EDITION OF COOPER-45,000
CALL OF THE RSV. MR. HOGE TO DR.- SPRING'S
OEURCH—POWEROF THE PRESS—Ciry RAILROAD
SCEZHEH,—TAISMAKT AND ANTI TAMNANT.
10Ort0p0OdeROO of The Piaui •_
- New Your, - Minh 4, 1859. -•
The 'popularity of the " Artiste' Receptions" watt
strongly tested lest evening; for, notwithstanding the
discomforts of it driving' 'Mond, Dodwerth' e
W ere un
comfortably crowded. The company'was not particular
ly noticeable for splendor of raiment, irreproachable.
neas of chokeri! or •what men of the turf cell " gilt
Harness," or for that Ineffable emptiness of gab which
one llama at receptions of excesalvely fashionable
people; or very money-bagged men; but rather for the
quietness, the unaffected ease, the graelotuniess;;the
quick, appreciative intelligence, and the raadywit that
clever people are quick to discover and enjoy, sad
'need not to be advertised of .its . poseeasion In
order. to 'discover it. A good, "oraties'na
coursed acceptable-mused, while the throtig swayed
elotaly to and fro, chatting, criticising the *three that
covered
~the walls, many of them gems by our choicest
aitists; and merlon% themselves generally, agreeable.
Maid ice there, with HIS fine Manly fade, dropping a
plessitieword to His many acquaintances; Hart, whose
exqUislte landscapes and red beard alike .won the id;'
iiilratich of the younger ensoeptiblea I•Talt, whose hoe
I:,:ituree and sketches are Only excelled by hie modesty
and refinement; amt.:lint why attemptto enumerate,
when there ere so Many atiod - felloiesand clever artists,
each -of whom Is worthy of 'pedal allusion I
forbear: , •
I haveDuit seen the engravings for The Last of the
Mohicans," the third volume of W. A. Townsend k
Co . superb edition of Cooper. They are done on steel,
and for perfection of finish have never been excelled in
America.„One,of them
the
that part of the
fourth 'chapter whore the snout informs Major Rey
souk: that Ire boa lest his way. The figural of the
major and the music:mastar, mounted; the,.. Rhea on
foot leaning on hie tide, and the .I.indien , in the * Wok'
ground, are adntirably worked up: The , engraving in
the title page, Alit more spirited, -represents Magna,
stealing Alice and Core, described, than: "Placing
Alice, then, on the 'Arne aninisi with Dora, he Bellied
the bridle; and oomuience3 lite recite by plunging deeper
into the forest," It-is creditable to the taste of our
(attune that over au hundred subsoriptione to this edi
tion have been received in this city : alone, and orders
aro rapidly coming in'froin everykiotion Of the oonntry.
The congrOgation of Dr. Spring's church have tined:
snowily invited the Rev: Mr. Dogs, of Virginia; to Se-" ,
come associate. minister of the church, at * paltry of
15,010 per annum.
A wholesome example of the power of the preiaie
witneised this morning. A few days crone the adieu of
the lIT 'l3. Life Insurance Company refused to r painp'ellej
on the ills or a Mrs. Tanker, which hid been procured
by her husband, the refusal being based on the ground
that a husband could have no ineniable interest in the
life of his wife. The .7iMis denoinited thhfilizeredita.
tie proceeding 10' such tams u it deierinifOind de4
mended, 112 the nune of the public, that if the coinPanj
took such risks they ellen* be made to pay them ,
Thle morning the alre'etors of the company publish'
resolution, adopted by,the board, ordering the officers
to withdraw the plea of want of interest, htittfoefintiiMe
the deteneWoir other grenade. The names of thi collie
board are appended to the reliolutiom &C mush Stith*
press. •
The receipts at the custom house for' the put week
"are the largest In February, ifithin'ifve years; except in
1857, end indicate that the receipts for the current
dual year will be about thirty-tive millions: • •
The Legislature-have, at last made , a report that
haulm on the head mod of the plunder iv:hewne con
fleeted with city-railroad 'projects. The Senate coin;
mittoe reported against 411 Special Wile for Inch roads,
bat recommend the pasiage of a general law,.elloiring
their construction when the assent of the corporation
leg yen, and compensation hag been made to the ewneiri
of property on the tint.. -
- The Tammany and, anti•Yammany wings of the De•
mooraoy are actively engaged in devising plans for each
other's overthrow, rather than for the ascendancy of
the Democratic party. The enchains and warriors on
one side, and the Wood men, on the other, are each
outing a look ahead, with the agreeable hope of being
II the men" with the ziszt AdFlintetrition.
NOTION TO
•
Oar oviadu i tar et rim 11)**1M 'OOO I&g 61. 1'
mina a: rothiwths ;taut. '•
Ivory canratudaitioa anuli -17 tho
same of the :erritter....re . ;** l fame Agere,4•l6l
tthetypograbili; int iids thi alio ,
-
Wg VOIR ehlfiget te paws* Ist e ressiati
Mae and other Meta tor antethaticor 'Mei the
carnal news or the byls War pittleihte loceltthre s ,
the rerextee : or the seteiiieilitheoceutlels the ' Mai " .
or P * l4tl4l ; 4 fA 7 *Miatifa Via nil hieneki
tab ee the panel reidoe. - -
THE; CITY.
- - AMIIBIIIOiNTi naßleimnio. "
AOADINY OT Leiden Aisammi 11 ,.A Vi
rally ' :
WNW:l=7_ &.CLAINNiS latz-arose
~, Romeo 142 d Yullet
N.w w . .it - mg? 2,l :airmAin,..o,pute , !—{ l 4agt
ob.-unto: ladv , • • • •
• NATIONAL 0 1 10178.—" Dim Rte.'s .- 001101 Ohcnru.L.
ti losst's,Olvests Clompens”—m Zquesteira, ariananfikl
- 1144 AterObStio (SAUL" , : '•••
MODeloirdios GAzairisa.—Seteett oSs7iMis; pip;
Gaullism Operss,Pantesalmee; Dinning, and Ringing.
Tammy , ' Vkliumnes.-- , . Gems from OgorsiOaltio
icaentrloitipil, Fara% 8 1 n11446 and P. 1, 0i11a." . • • •
AkeinhißLY Binmirsos,-431gnor Bits.
.•. Ttrie
,fourth
germori or the &lures nor Tries delivered , berme the •
Dudley AtlifolTing Tiimperinee *fele, "It th°l4r4th
nntatreet Theatre, woo preached bled "evening ,bythe,
Ray.'fbanau etieg, - the ersen' Mit Preibytirian ,
°Pivot, . The •novelty ot:this theatre:Piedialiiiwghea
not worn away, as anchr.thhrga generally do; ;bet- the
leterest exolted'at the beginning is well meintarnett.,,.
Amin ar,thls stige- Of :the r muse." , The stow 'was
eet", with ,the same deuring-rooni seesle that has
been- need barterer*, Ana which, looked very-well,
though la little the irollllll for tlieweee....
The parquet was crowded. Many-iesdate "aid 'firm'
paAons, who were evidentlymmsed.fo sloth PlnnediAle."," ,
noticed - among the awidleblas., - ..Theip. were Aloes:few, •
vary molly heyif who do Annie applindintanden toiled
&And ,the 'well. and Who ihad , prebalbly niver I been "
loiter thaa.the galleries before .le. their. lives.," Their ` •
mirth was abort-lived, however; think! to i onmiffitul."
,bodyPf arigliatitpolleemen, Who Were
the room. There were More ladles. too, thaor_ire'leaMe;
henelly seen at these lervieee. - The dresacirelewuPwl 0
hUL aretfarbensoli night,•thel weaker et% greedyredo-.
bibMllettn , , , Theneper tiers nositalned verypespeAible!
andlence,,and cos the w hole , the atteselanon "Ai rAssud+,`
Inalvittentlic •, ' •" - - • - •
"gr. 86reit enterer AA the Itageht saw •
companied by Afeer.gsntlemesa rent:ow or tee stray
p viers,: The programme of exert:dna luskbesa scatter...
ed aroma the audience' Mr Streit commettiad - by
rewliog 'Livery pretty. hymn. "which Wu sting • bf the“ '
'esidlence,-many, partienlarlithe ladies. joining—trlth
'great fervor . -- ' A port'y gentleman on the stage led_the,, •
ainglog. • This ;was follciwed , by the - reedlogof a per- -
tionor Seciphtree,jadlelonslj aelieted and inapriandurp
Y ue'. Another hymn, amd.a preceded thee, •
wird= whiehlru praiddid-froUPSiaiubloditild.
u.The slay:of thelienegreesorit luind.” -.The telt wit
auggeative of very . ; appropristiaiiiermaw. „The dwitdr -•
enlarged . upon the rola - of the
jratiegresior....id *he -*-
eondagnenees - of these ' U. painted the path the
evil sous mast follow, the dangers thattientretmoaafaaa . -
it, and the fearful bonnie Willed& .him to with mule •,
obit and freedom . 'An urgent appeal _behalf of ,
Ohrietlazilty, temperueei end 010vatIon formed .fit/'
Jaidgleig from the seen. presented-lasi evening, the -
ypiwig gentlemen of The Temperuea Refuge have evert
ingupt a lasting MOW in-thhininel'fieldef isitgtOtia
labor. May their highestkopea be realized.-
letrailciar; Coximomarrin..-Thicommencor
meetof the Medical Department of-the' Parmaynania - _
, „
took place took rimer:at twelve o'clock on Saturday morn.
leg Tact, at the miefeal Vaud Hail.. The laddeaseem to .-
tate i great pleinie in attending then co:mnannaraticie.; 4 •
and were out, as ulna, in full force. The snore :tee were
Ginned - With prayer ' after which - the - degree of 1100'
01,11edieble int confirred:mmon: tin_followlat laded' ,
"-
gradates. on Waif of - the issaltv,beelts Hew.
Ilangher,'D D:,president thentarraynialli.Caller';,
at Gettysburg: - • - • • '
Wil.ll4llll3gi Pa. ' JAl:B.,7llektaLlies. - ...!'l • •
SI Bertram, Spalding 84411.33, Ga., - •
0: /X Baitine; N. K.' Henrnedy;Pa: -
Led W. Battle, Ala. -• C. lE.- '
Gni ll... Banker, Gs. It. B:Many
K. P. Bowes, Mich. . D.P. Ifeainsiy i la.
'A.. U. lints, I's. S.' Meyer 'Pa. - •
M. D. .13nt er,.Pa.• N. Hoitoo,dLic.
W. Ohine,,Pa. - S. L .Betoriar, N.J. -
Remy GjOiltennan,Pa. A. pa: -
TAT. M.-Duna Pa.' .{ . - 8.-rehnino,•Pa
IC - „ • I:LB.:Tuner. Ps.- • _ -
Hall; Gs: S. - L. Tan Tench; Pa. - .
Iverton L. Hanle; Gs. J J. Wright; Pa.
Itiehard,l3l,-HeuTin,Ga. W.B. Wynne, Pa. •
T. 8. - , Haywood, Ps. M. Ziegler, Pa.._
S. FiankHaber, Pal; ' - -
Thavaledietoryaddrees -to the - graduate:li
vend by Pr:crown °Shut, It wet ineloquent
and ,exceedingly Well delivered oration,rettinuforth
the duties, pleasures, and perils of the 'medical proles; •
sten:, end; exhorting-the yoneg_men who wenn tbobt'
engaging In this high and reepondble calling to seek
the highed style of moreieni Prdintrollatinadeetion-.
cud ',4,lesed with, warmly congratulating ,- the hewn;
fiedeed msdicon at the booms thorned • obtained;
annianees of
,friandah'p and the beat wiahe n of,,the _
speaker Itir . their - means and prenteityln'theds pew
Toca}lon... , Ssidamtuatnere liatinettonomonteloqueut
elnd Viet:Woman valedictoryonthaonsaloa,cf,mireetu."
euencement than 'that - delivered rby-Profernei.G4hert
bitot the Medical' derattinent Of- the "Penesylvaeds
Coll Th e alibtk2annual_,Oommaireineent,Mithe penala..
Medical College -took plus ail:Mind' HAlLat
past thres o'clock on Saturday: aftenooal 'llWrona
was crowded with ladies,wttnatedtasse tbattsistere
invented With the title sad dignity Of, Doctor Alter
prayer by Rev Dr,`Brainartit tee amnia of D was '
conferred upon the g adman 'by Professor ChirlaiD.
'Cleveland, president of the,Collaws._ • :.„ •
The valedietory 'address to DM gradasteetral dn. •'
liveridby delyeater Prtifiesor of - the -"".
Theory and Pipette, of Medicine. „-• • • -
The folloWlng are the names of the/rad:Wei: 'Mile
Harriet Adsme,:B.V. • MriAderi• Pa.;
adendiadrrhielloin...ficc
Pa. • ' , Min TH - .Limbic, ptiatton,la. r HistCatharine B.
StlDlrien ANDPith:it:4AR 4114:477 . .
dty morning between ley and:eleven o'clo ck; _
Wm.,D. GrietinicAraperinneideint of the Dpiscopil;,,
-Hoospital;'dialiery'nddenly Wihnt strait s jost-,
law SOW, trodeithe diriumdanbet:
In coMpany with his eon, I lad of foe:Meet or fifteen '
yearn of again an delving alight .wedon in the abate
vicinity; which warichatructed at the time with 813Y8..
-ral vehioles,- and the 'wegon , eiaie - in collision` with
chaise No: SU; the: two becoming sri.iempletely locked - -
together.thit the pregrest of bate Tahitian ~.11.13 imps
dad for a conelderablo length ot•time. Mr: GM:Ott:am
appeared to be veiymneh exalted at the delay, Indef.' "
teethe wheels were unlocked. he front
for a short
distance. when be fell from the part of the wa
gon to ; the ground. - The -bystanders 'who - noticed hie
fail immediately proceeded to his antennae and our'. -
pant. he had been mind with a Pt. The f all was
notaufficient to produce death. The horse was s'opp•4,
and' Hr. Greetham was eonnyed M 'neighborin g.
ding store, where he Wed in a -few minutes.: mi. de. ,
ceased was stilbjeed to dinesen of the tient, and It is be.,
tiered that an attack of the disease was Drought on by
the Guth:Mat of - push:an which he had Indulged: Com •
oner 'Penner held sn Mount. Mr. Greetham wee Ong.. ,
forty-five Jean of age:. He' left a wife, and ceveral
children. He warmuch respected - by thane who knew '
him. •
SHAMEFUL ATTACIL—AbOIIt five o'clock
last evening, while many of our 'fire OOteptaleiwere .
returning from 'Me, alarm of fire., a young man, whose
name our reporter was unable to. learn, but whq was a
runner of the Philadelphia Engine Qompasy, while ,
passing along Eleventh street, above Market. got inti .
'au altercation with Nome of the adherents of a AVM - '
company. , Words' bid In _blown, whin the young men,
Reding himself overpowered, started to run. He was
pursued by his assallante until he rasehed the middle of
Market street; aboveglayenth. He turned on his pur
liners, and several blows paned, • between them.. when .
one of the cowardly mew entuumd in theattack.threw a
brick it him, bitting him on the - head; and lacerating. '
the cheek twaCtlie scalp. .The bloodanahed,forth
sireaut ,he mud ,rourdort , , several times; awl .1c011.4n
the
was
shaet, him 'assailants calmly walking away-.,
He carried to' the apothecary ) shop of Mi. Bell, •
Market and Thirteenth streets,' Nhoro his woundi were
dressed and the blood stanched. An risualom ,
men • were to 'be found, and' though the hap •
poised to broad- daylighti with hundreds' of citizens
parsing at the time, its perpetrators were suffered to ;
escape, '.
.
NEW STELE ExonrEs.-Soieral of our Bra
eompardea are grooming new steam engines. The Good
Will Mose . Company have ordered a steam fire engine,
from itrohambault, witioh will be different in - constrio:
lion and appearance from any„whlok hare been built in
this city. It is expected that - it will be 'ready to be
housed on the let or May nest. The American Engine
Oompany have ordered, a steam flee engine of the lame
eine auffispaoltyae the engine of the Ifortfiern Liberty
•Eloae, bound last Week, and *large portion Of the Ma
chinery bee been finished. The Good Intent Beene
Company have also ordered an engine of the stame_sin
and the work upon it Is programing.
,
• NARROW EBOXPR,—A.Nl','HOrtillartAlid his
lady, wilille'delvinfralonil'welfthiteeet,abotif 6 o'clock
yesterday aftertioon, male: quite: a inan* wills frees '
'orlon' if not fatal injn7 by the sudden 'ristdring-of the
reon' aile - or the 'carriage in which they were /sated,.. -
They hid mast crossed Melon' street when the' accident
Dimmed. As the Axle broke, the carriage turned ciem=
paddy: over, its ocoureuste turning with'it:-. Yortu
nstely,, the horns; a spirited, noble looking scuts!,
though somewhat frightened, instantly 'topped, andlu
wither moment the parties Ware rescued from-their,
,perlions position by polite °Metre and others** hap!
pened to be near et hand.
2:lfixe.—A small house on Parrish:;_ street; -
above Bleventb, Wee alightly burned yesterday morning
about eleven 'o'clock. It wee extinguithed _without
giving any trouble, or causing runclfdainage;
• Rbtalarm of fire in the afternoon, between four and •
five, which erected so mush of an excitement ) and
braiight out a number of turbulent_
fire companies _
disturb the peace of an unusually peacant Sabbath, was
ocoseloned by the burning of _ Rdward Wheaman's ciger
store; on Second street, near Germantoan road. • The
proprietorte lees wee trifling. - - -
A'NEW aSpihEa."— he West Ptuladel-.
phis Engine Company housed a new 1, spider' ) on Sa
turday. It is built upon four double elliptic aprings., -
It Is palatal black, striped with gold, awl all the iron_
work Is polished ; is very light and neat in its appear,
arm,
hoes cabs:dated to carry rix hundred 'feet of
forcing lt was built by Lane, and painted by •
'Debtcder.
11111TAILY ENOAMPICENT.Therii are various
rumors, in military circles, in relation to the
intlltary encampment, to be" held lu thliState darlag,
the ensuing summer.. The encampment is required br
law, and the difficult: nog to se to the place of heldlog •
It. The choice la between Pittsburg and Philadelphia.
The Governor and: the adjutant general. have the mat
ter under consideration.
SuPP4sErc,lxserriams.—About 7 o'clock.
on Saturday morning, the body of a female child wall
dieeoYered In a email shed at the west end of the who
bridge. Thebody was apparently-that of sand whloh
had been tilled Immediately after its birth — The body
wait' ran:toyed to the fifteenth-vad etation house.
Coroner Fenner held an inquest in the cue, kand ren
dered a verdict in accordance with. the Note.
, .
IscnNntAmeat.—Shortly , before one o'clock
on Bathrday morning, the coat-office of Mr, A: J.
,Bracken, on Broad 'street, be low Rare, was dlecovered to
he on fire. The flames were promptly extinguished be
fore much damage hid been done. The fire was
dently the work of design, as_ the back abettor was
found - to have been forced open.
,
reoloN r in'ii'eass.Jibout 9 o'clock yester
day morning the body of a dead Infant Was dleeovered
In a orgerbox, lit an open lot, *between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, and Brown and Wa!lase streets, 911-
teenth ward. The body was taken to the station home,
and the - Coroner notified to attend.
- SERIOUS Somnswr.—Robert Bamford, aged
'42, was seriously injured on 'Saturday morning, near
ifairrnount. While hoisting' up a usual boat, he had
his right thigh fractured by a capstan bar striking him.
ELECTION or. STOCKHOLDERS —The annual
election of the stookholders of the Venniyiroanli Rail
road Will.tahe place to-day, at the oUlle of the com
pany, Third street, below Walnut.
Mr. Lord loot:weenie evening 'at Bendel
and Hgydn UcAl, oil Ctaillito, mid to morrow bard
it 44911.