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hie 0 14 -4 iliiionteiGolind ttf' 4l . l i:t
Captain
,• *f ~vicisi- ; Bt/1.4;13141 1 1 0 :";of
Crikadistoilf bald letkit vassal
taroti* .. , it Boston, ind
The New
in S aterdin' Liverporl, out
:• 1 40 1 4,• 1 4 4 00 1 :4 04 ti fc'irti'bolfeetor• the
Poet — ot. 4*ltitltfri s ,l"
thin tirs6ti Siteitlir; ati
1124 * 11 0 ** !tie 4 i ro Poii i K- 41 4All** 1 : 1 * . !
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Thee.Nittlllaileathir in^Neir To* likt;wiiici,
10: , mitOrikt,0,1“4100ito: , b 9 wire o r
I#l.7•l4l:SCalf•;;Arnse by group ; 46,1yiere
te. , ,ttyNittist set=
tiMalat<• .1-C; .• •
AiiipatehoP4 hite= iew,"ssfreati from
4441441010 troopr ; ~iere In.
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iiiifo4oo4 - 104_,400140•0 1 Naili*ffikilisig ,
40410/P- t rkii. o-
whiskhebed prior 7 e
dog. dliteiiiiiiiiethi t ised /**,
ssyylegibf 44l 4o l3 4grafi* l44 o, , r l V o o4 4l ;
mov;;:tii.-riP,'StritA44l list
Ask 4ivat aidJo macy fandualnid4l4lo4l:4"l
10,41;ifirrt,, r .
..41spo*thiAgonti4 ~_ ti; 0110 oi , thi C lnclanati
wiftsimiri!tiled , the', daemons :40,itrritiy of
.4 !— . 4-#1!": 1 # 1111 A ili , 11 4" 11 Z 41d !mitt_ IV° lb',
11=11ettetiitiR194:11itiiiii**i* was
stitkii isisith• Aim
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fithq*C. taftiklileAti 40 1 *.ir*Ota-***
*lo4* his iipecliitiorits:,iirclnoii than
realised. The hiPrills. , Pt nteldof hltlY
- sea "44 1 %fic*.kow.bi# 8 ,0# 1 1:(0 5 i 4 4 ; *lkv
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Ti lif ek o4ll 4o l 4 , l 4l-43 4 111' ! 5 9 14
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30 74,17,FIlltisilett seenaitleaf tble ,
one'wae,tn tilf home
hit Mn. :Noe - ;o 2 'rher little : child' of threo and
7_oo l ;AhietorV4iCrifi:Oeiiriet:4Wire,t;the,i
payetedaie 4)f the motteris death,`- When lief Week
that' IW. ire4r where .their , eaothtz wait, who:
teld„iyhkeyotileheF
216160 .10,1 1 ;14 . 0 4 4). 4 4 4.11 1 11 r; :',° 44.0kar - da
wa4t4i,thi l / 4 14Witidieri4iistid liei7tegi.” her
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4hiAhlitthest tier
Wt# Ale ran
for same, and faked the lied/ of
' 1 004 6 ( isir ihe,.htfttlif OM* `4 Okrtec
11004;9124ie were :Wee Cibankt. in ti•aktero,
from *UAL 1C31104114 that elia`yllo l 4, l ,,l..*t.
di g . ro t ' 4f, isalik * *I" AO 11 4. 64
child fey;e? F eme. s ; tried : 10. get' out but : eeepr
Andsailed` Ira arOiiar ihar, b
rat; : char
04 Allied 'Mat, the . said
we* , 044 1 4 1 7 4 00#10. 641 4.C.Phi#04 . 1i 4 t
ilirtf( 4l /th e 'r t ‘s/4 1 d. , .0:* !inert a Wig
kiii, s etietkiet -ettiA4f=thata "siating I her
WO* 24hkrtr"liff c ha ir 1 0° -th:11, wale[ Ina
• „, , "7
ihr411 0140 .1, 1 400.1 dierh elteapkto
ainiStolk of gief 4 Mns',%. , r
2CY , „`641. thaleoeseepwat ieverri
?weekly,: The folteeitig, are the parOOteril Of the
&lOW atfe.:ett
„
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fithwatio, Stank 11.--The most awfal 41idami ,
ty maltired last evening at St. Mare'e (Oldhollo)
ohne/4 that boaster transpired In tbk ally,
oxmlisiosito r opernsitss the Church 'oa du
-1 A
l:g i p by Mitertlea belonging to dm 9 pier of
ILI , d' tad faingregadose beau been
immintoi emety:orealag sham evert mat hided
ementod, ma thookles aleo,with, Intareated Het
mteatat on eked*, ot oltiame.- Lam , svealoa, in
a dbOrtg `94 ,the slatdoet of "tho_LeetoJadt t
ati*A., ,- t l 'eanfelt nitetell/ Inet4 It
PHlediZA'ortnelled et thCoolte Pt *Wiwi
cow*. , ei , won - about, to oasteonoth pethen ,
&eat WAIN ef-theitadi dwiletellotely , it !met
4,lbe altar, gave way, fana the Imam" irolght,
End MVO tam basementipreelpitattag Want ens
suri aythe oadkesee is ~,aa fintkli*Arte I n n"
Int. bolow, ' , ' ) *‘-th t- -
"Al' Plato total& the whole ot thi at.
otaktOMlL e. ItY. A WOO noltattie made by
i *
thireada ili patildtheriloor amfallan, tomeapa
frempabet,
_., ..!;sentd Om abaiehe and greens ot
MIOI O IIO I OII trampled *odor kelt.' „4 ~ - A ,
!Willett" ataafilmayytoadltty the abode ead
leemmakdote Of Ihifesnits'ereitd, NW ills We
Iwo rissrsosoldbOttol) 11 0,1 1 1) SP49 1 . 1 " :
zi ltia k Ai nt a s Zatiiiiit liii\ntiOvit4 reit thi
010 # 44 4n ?nnetker of leoe* ?Mem with Mr.
Mend the .11tmloolotmIs .ptiosbi,. doel 0.
imedltibille, ,tOgikettO OM rolled of' Miam
i *VW AnWeelniMfittlfdtolt intlf seen
dead t , MaapaMMlLltete token nit of tkil Obutele .
beM*Attla-smitaraitel lotottearliiabiti mato dud.
Boa MaaftMetrattnally dead or dtediabbeiplent•
ly, imhow)may, ware Balmily lajotodj it wee
angle** OR telthiet4ventaik am numbers woo
canned swat by ittends sad asquaiateeese; or
wboatittebterielattrenlie 'add be'learied, *A
mp that ardista wore beams to be In so , Utloo3l
- elate, 6, 4 111 7 Wee
8 7 10 07 Ininted•
0 4.11E:101" Mitieby t w talon ea t tiesd ;
al4 :Welt 0,110,,44 *fa Blidant M'
don,lw ilaie. doomed ass' tho beam of It ea,
Matt/me Mem*tillatt Wit moll aspired , ~A na:
them momm4lllta Miretot litinamay, was tarn
to tie reoldimoi of Mg. Mal" Wham Aolllll° ex
pfmtin a *oft tbdeo - z . ~.,„ -,- N.- ..„ ..
_Ndlithliatof Nit of the vistbnit totMkite on
llettttAtiY, and wee laiggity. attended by diet ilixd i
atillmty organbletkele....
ii
miwpaketinir patents aftm i greatod to l'onmal
-11140107/. fO r 49ent 010 A 'le? ' 01 week
addhillf*ltArled4l. , ,- , ~:-., s• ~ o 3^,3:i,
Alkalaltini. of Bo ll ,t l
.11041. 624 r al
ltentrelklev" 'M'' l ' .4. "a r
Dela selitli'of Oblyitetiabers. (Or Inlytertanint
in essaletteg hobs mat 4101,111 yebtelei r
e. , ~ j,,,3 l l ,, ,..le t t i .A.4o6oapidadar
,atteetbammt to
' `; L es , C li t' '. it . IVA ' ll*Ottir: l 4 Intreee•
", ''''''' e l Viter wi t i ot t ititeviie -r iei ' ita ' p e roiMl
0r , .. i di o
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=O - lonitatei Ili liattyitet bnytemed
'F" , p s oyti t il
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4, drilitlo4l,lfoitthiPiva'
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A - keen for, la*
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ilfilftinattintAtlttn *MdirOillotb Jle:
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1~~
Tficr_ Deiailittis !Mite' ,Treaoarers of
Ohio:
A startling develoiSient of t*Wmuner '• in •
whiekT r thes`publio' hitfnieht stret,gered,
and ~ t reasuries , plundetWipts re!lnitit . „Nelk
`idade'lli'onfi, - by.thfAlpliro:oethe - goAnts.
idOners 'appoint4 biihe fAkisiaor,e_ of- that,
State ickinveitigate
three' successive A-State Treasurers; Messrs.
Bwas;Blesulr, and Gluon: The report eO
- colturins or the Ohio Slate Journal.
MIA ru*stie ' s commenced undet..the adrainis
tfl#9ll:l4%‘.4xue;ein,ABA7l, who served two
tthh4,untiflBs2:4liiin he was succeeded in
fiSlisr;inifolifivafaiiriVii;ild Wolff& a
ds lcaiitlupiwaskeptupbythoseworthiestin
tii;lB6sThelotid loss to tie Statighy their
Treasniei
assisted In 'egvering up
-the dellninCtieleti f or
/1111:04449*b,,014:1P:5,0nft-eitPn bePWe
involved - in them.. *hen elected, the parties
who.bousiAol,tetr .Autethowere, 4 „hank prod:.
dente ; : cashiers, etc.,,Whose : gale ; motive : for
!,ti._,.grist.4, o neltbetr, bon d smen was a desire to ob.:
4#4 - otttitt'sner,ley , of the State. , The
Vellrerell4thrill.Pecipying confidential rola
-lioitt with ebentealficialti, embarked into ape=
etthtionie Of, various _kinds, t with the public
nioneywnd;the bink crediti gaint4 hi'conse
quenceof-their of clal position. The demi
ih&itilt4 been -tracked; thr ough long serieso
04subial fel*dietifs, ,d
their, Collusion
with4o4..Wier, i ,fhtik ndoapplicattoa of, tbe
public hinds; their shameless mismanagement;
t'llikOftt! 2 .44oiPe-enii 4 e n e , bate been htlY,
Petablishen.,.'4-- re,' 0 ,
lamentable , -to - , he- `Compelled to Redid,
so many habtamses of rasCality of this kindY
and , it 4 .ler Iliniatter - iiinch Importance
that', far'iiifeestbia, theli 4 cease' should be ,
ind'a rented* apitied: , Ono'
cause is doubtless fii,i 9 found in the chaise
tee selected for- such ioiltions. , Neon
arnotteii elected to control, treasuries thivjgh`
*bieb r *ltuoritt*wi t tifli, tPoir'sWltont , 1)0 ptu
dent
would with. the
management of a lew thousands 'of dollarli of
sound . 'dfspiettikn
should ISVixeriiisett inoihweboice of such offt2
cars thuiiie Woolly exhibited. Characterless
ore',constantly`:
isiirtililte posse-, of great trust,. and are but
too" - freAcerliy`iniceeeiTal In ()Valuing `them.'
t 1s: notat all astonishing that the ,tempta-;
4one-offered•hy the power of controlling large
ectne; artitiiii:gtest,toinacesefullY resisted
hilhe4i:Wials hinds and weak conscienees.
Oille - talarlecof the ogicere'areloo Idw. In,
ado,. the State iiiiaiiiireisreseelii* but 81,200
per anikemowd , they-were required to- give
severillituidred thonsend" dollars of seburity.
,
I%o4olga:it positions necessarily required
eipenditnre!wi lhey had the' repute-
Clev,arfellowe, to, inaintain,'Oompa.
ity,teirente.rtalniadlbey, were almost obliged
!'),igv!.o.iii.:2ol,l*-liivoliing rieceseity, for
larger' - sum- than their
(44061„Ancemei. 1 1" Thlii"thelr... - -tempt4loue .t.c•
fl,llol4teok,-
eritWhO;;;Oitru:st,withinoriCY -half-paid em
ployeeficiricur lie:voted - 4A of +As, nnleis
they are: remarkably caidihus, - or 'their Clerks
-
.tAnother -great': cause of these 'defalcatlen
41111i0 '4OOOO with tehich;*ipheitines can
It is almost an Utter impossl=
`punish" a :gigantic swlndler. • ,The
parties, who suffer • losses_ , are generally
reactrici.st eomproiiiiii, , !if they can regain a
portion 'of: 'their 'Plundered' „Means. - Legal
pki*istionspreie snore farces through the de
feeds' . ' of the leniency of jtliers,
invariably elide the
t{faPppnp:Ju tics,`
The >only ' Yeah successful, system for. mei
; ,.4 1 :40'4 11 iit‘ r soC',1 1 ,rie anionriti 'pnblio
Usoiseyi• ithebtdepondent -Treasury 'of thO
National flOernMindi itinnkiess is owing.`isie
'greeto24inoe;fAlAiiji,l4Pleiii`seiies of checks
:eidablished, :which requite Intl and frequent
:stieciiintifofall A i ansictiOne; W6'114,040-
r•itio'-ilatul counts of the moneys
ttkeY„tiontidn K, and to fita:SxOlosive nee of me
something. visible
fpit-isigiblitiatioizi , if. ,- ,:Thor system of-tiank
id*Ofivtvhikik"ptiintled fn' Ohio via, Anlt7
lig444,K4ii i i4igiti, - ;iigiftif tier Treasurers.'
1-Prset: ji:o7;-**o . l.o:rirkei'coiil4 - dotint
itedils;-
mrrTfitt#4o#oll* . e!ErWorp ip, had no oppoS
as
'
74 . **r:ilkagi, 6 e4KdeP. 9 00‘ . *10:0;
4. 1 1- ' ,*11 5 -.4,3 1 ,4.4*1ifif** 3 1 0
Alip.:not , lool:],ihe-tiiiinondttion: Of
'ffiffaltircnitil, they were thimselveS corrupted
and taught Q.treed in the ,iniquitous paths of
pieli,PfndOealisra: , - -
t •
Law.
;:!,ediOrrnosmeitsure , iirinore • generally - 4k.
peetedbythepnople than the passage of a free.
banking)* bY,:their Representatives in the
-,Nroyreions have conspired to
create this expectation.' The belief that such a
go, ' f o rt e !Menage business to In
trodneo.cipit4 .Into the channels of trade i , to
large* appreciate-`our " -atati secririties ;
'o...?tif:ol;fp:,*ote4 labor:in the circulation of
notesm-Uddedte:the feet that wherever the aye-
tern - AO been:fah:y*o 1t1415,11(4n, abundantly
*Sier4rirzillOhetio: ':Consideritlens hav e
Prompted iwide-sprend desire that a_freehank
liiiAtirrtasktid'i**feeif and fairly tested in
i rp . o.o„ can; at least, be-, no
doubton - enO , POint; and,that is, that the lees.
latent (mottle their constituents to ntke, the
egniiintent. 'understand -the bill, now
before the Sande, 4 does _ not propose to ei
tininialforhinkiniinetitiitions present I n
existence, Ocksv they era to In; permit
taito,operite ',under their old charters until'
theto.chartein expire, or
"to 47,copt the
tittilaw.:,The resistance of these;
han,ksithrongh their friends:in - the ILegisltt l
careitalir-adj:tisted in -a
WoAcriiiihit, Which Gov. Ekontit. recommend.
ed Iwhis last annual message =- must result in
.- . ,
doing them, hninense' Aninry, In, view of the
nOrorienti *entrance that ikdoes not propose
to.'. interfere mith their chatters. Will the
directors ef these institutions reflect that they
arif",rre:W.rigerdeVati, grievous monopolies;
that they not:only-monopolize deposits, and
trade upon those deinislen; (as abundant °ape
rient:a; and investigation have. shown,) but
that they restrict their tine of discount in such
'a way
the'
reader them 'Of little or no service
to, the puniness, community? lloivever Just
tor onjust_this opinion; (we do not accept it,)
itineit=perryniing.. Ills ever the fault of men
Who; olds* certain iighti, 'that In their _blind
'adhirsion:te, there Ahoy> refuse ; wise' conces,-
nioni' to'imblio;'opinion; and in the end are,
640:40 tn'AtrrenderrinCenditionfdly to the
juaE .e4ectatious of the people: :We trust the
Old banks of Pennsylvania will "see their own
`interests in'n graceful 'submission to what is
insalfOlYthe'yrieli 3 Of our peoPte They may
pentponethe passagepf,a,tree-blinkleg law for
certain to - preirail . at
liliff,.,'"lf,et'thektake;the credit of yielding to
tifice*Cted'exPeritnent, and. our word for it,
thitY , Will, never lone - by the' condencerudon:,
Wn pnlosivs - that.'the 'leading Democratic
Enquirer,
tittiaitieletbra Swof . the old veteran of De.
it ocracy limuti 'Exxn's, and a on of the
'diatiniiiishedl:..Saieriter. of the sc Old, Do=
A. Wax, - explicitly ad
itimishes Mr.7tslonsn; the Democratic can
didlite-fevOofernoll,that he Cannot expect
tiatteec'hyLdefonding' the policy of the Ad;
minietehtioijF of the . General'. pniernMent.,
WilHlie , Democrati&Convention which is t
: meet thii i liith of Mardi" take note of the
• • ,
„
IE OIL fAP'77NaNr•ATT4AZINIIO24'4 SALOOL—Ag
will teaaeen oar auction eolumn,,ll.l3oott, Jr,
le(iitionier; wilt esUt on ,Thursday , morning at
1019 Oheitnat Artist:, astir' Parkinson Saloon),
ariikielleittort oft,Peintlake,.from the gatory, of
410K* x9• l 4444iir* Co., of Now York,
ThilY*ll be on :Inhibition'until then, Anil TO
welt worthy examiliation;bellig the theest collect.
'tioeVelfereefeie)tristkiiit thie oily for years.. •
MEE
1 - Brim Nita fawn Itian.!latern.;:'—frOlnorrow even. ,
IntflfasSlig.lThoioas't large:sale of
14,4iiilleriroPerty; by:outer of Orphans'
11,,t Tx.SOnS#,llian4. - othass. Elsolpainphlot
, fays. and a4yartiliansisits, ; - r - -•-
tit;; iitre
_ , or, feamed pavan /stooges in a
fedi* rilifieared%ltt' pablio, - - it 'Jug - Bedford, erk .
Ifinkiefwfigerilrfk• The Standaid, of hfirohll,
• , .
A Mi;"lioialii; of Boston,.wee intrnlnoed, lad
this 'ora. trends In whloh he had
• beeti; tc•-td,- , --and of which he
inine'rVir'ziaideg of -of siveir;langnages.' He also
l ard Wag lifej o euhfilind been touched frothnn hith,
and that as was !calli4 , lto be a proidiet. , 'Aga spa-'
'ehnitit of , :hlt• moll* f language; he said I a o h e
oirbef , Whirwar pallytwai a smoksky,' -which he
said lie Mai oet'Anterpret, • -ind there was no 01311
41141,.* Jr% •Y00.09111do,'!, • •• , ,
' l** : s/ 41)..;/10 sXiMbritto i of Dr. Brock
te.thj,iftigiiegintlartfoid; ' ha o g
, m ri WnPeedlederiOoltftOfMtfrttthed
aga. e .
BY MitiNNllr
- • Letter fritie-- 4 , 4 0 - Chnsionftd."
3.
fipitte sti, P
te , ,
• March 13
the ,23ti Peiritariti'viefy..;iroportant de,
„tilife , took,plialie in the ftenate of the flpited States,'
to whisk 'anti attention,' lestAliewkole sub.
jeot may be forgotten. In ene'.'ilf my' letters,
written during the long sesaierC of the lost
Congress, I ,referred M the Manner in which,
the : , enormous „ appropriation :for .printing_ _the
post Ohm blanks,' after an amendment bad
' passed both houses giving the work to the lowest
r biddere;warlefeto the control' of 'the Admlnistrai..
' Con." The rimiest' for tkiaptece of legerdemain was
to, preserve to the 'President the distribution Of the
,hundred and . twenty - five thousend„dellars (as be
Im4l - dividedtheimil eginey) amour:Umtata partios: , .
The,txtraordtnary,factstated inthe,debate of the
28th of Peltruary, that after ant amendment, direct
lig that the printing of the blanks shoUld • be :let
out to the lowest bidder, had been coneerred in by
bath - lenses, ituias subsequently drePPlidorteted.
=nob excitement when wheo Senator Wikoneteted•it
Senator Toombs rose in great wrath, and said that
if ,Imeri,„as.the Senator (rpm Massachusetts
mippoiek (that: after hiring:been, agreed to, by
1:40 *sea aoorninittoo Orlianfirentri Mere:
garded„ik) . it Irits a fraud, anti Alie would moire
t 0,,, twO;Or 'three memberii 'who had
donor -. 16 In 'the aforesaid ...eturanitlee, from
the 'body. Mr. Wilson', asserted that this
triode . had been acieekpliahed; and,that it done
under - the lead of Mr.: Jonea,*(oui veritable friend
Jahu 4 aisnoy,) of Pentisylvattla, then' the chair.
_Mari ef,the Committee _of Ways and' Means in the
Mime. Mr. Pugh sai d that he believed the whole
Ofthe peet,offioo bill at last
was to get' rid of this amendment about
- the printing of toe Ohm blanks, and thathe
thought It a very disgraceful proem of legislation.
Mr. -Stuart; , Of 2 Miehigan,' thought it was a very
great outrage jklegislatten; indeed , such seemed to
lie the'opinicii, of the &flitch.' 71..14 'wits the;
,sequel ?"'Why, that „With this ono hundree and
twenty.five thousanddollars, thus left in the baii4i,
Of the President, the sickly Litrompfon newspapers
were sustained, among the restenior two in your,
State, in which the vilest abuse of honest men'
'was "" 'Some - of the disclosures
•
and confessioissiii the debate of the 28th will show
how this wasidone, Mr. Senator Wilion, of Massa
. eliusette, elated that Mr. Aisle (formerly publisher
- of the Perhisilvanian, , in yoUr city): had one of
the Contrvta for' printing post office blanks for ,
'forty thornand - dollars. and when he (Wilson) 'at
. tempted M . ant it 'clorvi and keep •eit this appro.
Priation last year, he was - oalled upon by a gentle
men from ? Pennaylianitt who begged him to give
the matter'ni, and tts On Inationient said that we
(ROpublicins) Vroiildeomeintoporrer mine time or
other; and that: we would want this Natio
tronagi. Mr. Wilson' went, on to state that
out of the forty thousand dollars given to Mr.
lice, he paid Ave thousand ' dollars to have
'the Work donor, and thirty-five thousand dollars
Profit was realiao upon the contract. This thirty
five thousand 'dollars of profit was divided in this
way, (said Mr: Senator Wilson :) fifty per cent. to ,
"the Wishiniton Ave per, cent, to Mr. Ap
pleton, connected with the Ursion t (Assistant
oretary - of State,) and three per gent. to a paper in
the interest of a member of the House of Reply+.
s.i:datives; (witieh;:of oinirse;Was Col; Florence.)
WhitiMr;htasett;,otyirglnisi,,calied Mr. Wilson
to aMmint,fer this' extraordinari, stateliest, be
I (Wilson) said that Mr. Ric eapplied to a Member
I of Otingress during the scallion, and said, as a mat.
ter of complaint, that out of thirty.five thousand
donate - made by this contract,' *blob' cost, only
, Ave" thousand to execute, fifty per cent, went
to the Union, five per cent. to Mr. Appleton, three
- per Cent. to a paper iri Philadelphian in support of
a member of 'the Heise of Representatives; apd,
further, that the Rtiesident of the United States
was a party to this airatikement, and hie* about
it:' Then Gen. Cameron came and took a part in
the d arose, and laid that the President had brought
Mr. 1000" to Washington,' in company' with'
the.
collector of the Port of Philadelphia, ,and told
him he should have a cortain'poitiOn of the
profits ~of printing the post mike blanks; and
added _that these', faiths bad come , out in cones
qinnee of a, .difforenoe between the Prod.
dent' kia' Me ;, Ride, :concluding his remarks
with" proposing to raise a,oominittee of inveltigs.
tiori; in which he would pray° all theie facts, Mr,
Senator Bigler eald'that Mr. Rios was not now
connected with the Peunryivanisin, but did not
deny, any of the fasts Stated as obey's., 'Me simply
imitated, in terms , 'that it wee a piece of patronage
belonging to the Administritiou; and that it had
been distrihnted according to" law. An:on:rend
ment rat Immediately adopted, cutting down the
approp'riatio'n froin'ine hundred and twenty thou !
sand to fertythortsand dollar., Commant is, use
I ,
It appears by an official recently pre
sented to the President, that the Peet,Officiti De
iwitiOntill.'46lr447--inatlY:in 'lnd that
it, diffortit..Mti
her ias i 'a*cieded itirresettriesiry °tent Mil
lieni3Of.:dellars. Tide heavy Ott - to pertinidarlY
unfortunate, in - view of the hard struggle which is
inevitable
.during the present year, in eoneequenee
of `:the'failitionf the - Peet bmoe apprOPrietion bill.
It will be extremely diflioult, if not impassible, to
continue in operation this important branch of the,
earernment, yan extra serfolon of Oorigrem is not
eilled.„' In any event, mash . erabirrassment B rill
atone froir - the Inability, of the;GovernMent to pay,
the eantifteters at this usual perhide,' and the con
sequent inabil9ty ,of 'the contractors, in tnrn,,to
meet their Obligations. .
There One view of this subject, however, which
does M ali'to diminish the general regret that
Would otherwise bo felt on account of the failure
of .the appropriation bill. The expenses of the
Post Offiee Department have 'grown to be entirely
top great. Twerity millions of dollars is too large
a suer tolavieh upon the mail eerviee. Corrap.
tioos have grown up in the department, excessive
prices are paid in some cases, anda general system
of lei:senses and extravagance Prevails. Prom the
nature of the present exigeney, it will be ohm
-11140 necessary, wherever it ie possible, to save the
Money of the Government. The new Poslniaster
General "Sheltered to be a man of sterling, integ
ritiand ability,
s and he will, I trust, endeavor to
make a 'complete revision of the department'
11i all its ramilleationsi and. if he does so, a sys
tem of reforni may grow out of the present dlf
tehilies much more perfect, complete, and practi
cal than could, under any Other circumstances,
have been inaugurated. When a man,' after
nouandering away thousands in lavish profusion,
suddenly finds his income dimlnshed to a few
hundreds, be le often astonished to see how easily
he can supply himeelf with all the real necessaries
and comforts of life by his contracted Income, and
taught to deplore the folly wbioh led to his extra.
vagant expenditures. lam net without strong
hopes that the present snip:melee of the Post Of-
Ace Department will lead to a result of a some
what similar character, and that without -dimin
fishing any of the Testily necessary postal faoill
ties of the nation, a great saving will be effected,
and the alarming growth of its expenditures be
etimniarily checked.
The:Grand Jnry have not yet acted on the
Blokles 00:88,, It is supposed th at It come up
for oonsideiation before them t o-morrow morning.
If a bill of initetMent is found the trial will pro
bably be commenced on tie succeeding Monday,
or possibly one week later. The friends of Key
areLsaid to have engaged eminent counsel to as- '
slat the District Attorney in the prosecution.
OCCASIONAL.
Castles in the Air.
For The Prase.)
Prescott, in hie elegant History of the Conques t
of Mexico, Informs us' that in the reign of Charles
the Fifth. of Spain Cortez headed an expedition to
diratiier an Eldorado—" a land flowing with milk
and hon - ei." Be alighted in what he describes to
bit a mighty empire, with a king of fabulous
wealth,' and a•court of unparalleled splendor.
The very gates of the 'capital' swung on pearly
hinges, and the streets were paved with beaten
gold, arid. to this, day we have not heard the last
of the palaces of the Montesumas.
Judge Wileon, however, has gone near enough
to the palaces, and. dived deep enough Into the
archives to discover that this magnidoeut plature
was Tainted forlhe Spanish' market; with all the
exaggeration necessary to make 'it palatable to
liliorialt taste, while, In reality, these palattes'were
but mud oldies,. and even • Montezuma himself
was only an Indian chief! What'a,beautifid de;
tuition has faded away ! What a aaidle
,in the air
hie Preicoti reared to be dissipated by the touch
of a later historian of the conquest of !Coulee!
But how RAS Pl4oooto' no' implored 'upon? you
ask. He relied, upon the testimony of each men
as Bernal Diet—a name antimed by interested
parties, or perhaps a myth, and whose writings
are in no way reliable.
-Mr. Wtison's theory is, that all the aborigines
on this continent have a family type; and point to
a common hatremote time and place, The Astride
were thoroughly and essentially Indian, and their
civilisation simply exhibits ' a' further advance.
meat of these primary. Ideas of civil and moist
life thin were common to the Indian family. The
toitltuour drawn lreta the very nature - of true
Indian institutions dettlee that the Anted. Govern.
Mont _was a monarChy ;, that rdoetesuma,_ so far
from being the Emperor of the Aztecs, was only
one of a large number of enchains who equally, by
their joint authority in 'oaten, administered the
affairs of the.opmmenwealth. . the
ohed. theneroVO,nrid residing in a metropolitan
be wee first brotight into • contact - with the Spa
niards, and the splendor and-power of the Astor,
40 040 forth in their own ,recitals, tended to mag.
nify their own exploits. ale disquisition on the
most engrossing topic of the present age:-fternety,,
the extinct nationality of the ancient divilleatlon
in Central 'Amerloa.:-is Intensely interesting. 'ln
fast, the wreck of -an extinct Southern empire
is. the; grand enigma of Our continent. The re.
mane of analent titles homogeneous in character
extend the whble length' of Yucatan, and reapriedr
in Honduras and Tehuantepec. In their solidity
they are like the Egyptiate,nor do they appear less
venerable; yet the VentralAmerioane, at the time
of Mates' - conquest, seers not E,syptians, althoUgh
the *bikes of the analog t elvlllsatlon are' proven,
beyond • dispute, to be of Egyptian or Ploteniolan
_ origin, What afield for the antiquarian ! What
tie pains Marius,on the ruing of Carthage to a phi
losopher meditating among these remains of a na-,
tion whose very nameirlost? 1, Who by nearehleg
01 1 111' Ault out tiod,". even on the earth? -IL O.
THE PRESS-P,HILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1859.
Pablifo; Aroiaeemruts
Mra. Bowers his r eurpeliedifineity by the; announce.
meat Of hei:intlitthinttdopstielhe, Academy of Meek,
for a 'Waled istasidi?',lkheXeSife greet Many- perknel.
Mende turd'her - proteleionifripatation is very good.
The' pnblialied Hitt - , Of- her ,compteril. stens ; rather:lea
elrangih;than.ls reieletti for lush enterPrlse. There
ire toinec4itat'sernei?oP.'4, - ; Inierevir: 'lire, Bowers
herself will deibtleiiiSeiriry ettrioilrt ,
M. Walcot t who Is dOratiratia,anthor of some 'repute,
is at the - head, of what le exiled eccentric comely, in
this country. Roars ago, whin Mitchell's little Olym
pic was the most popular of ill the theatree in New
York, Mr. Walent was one of the main Props - of that
eatalfilshreent. Since then, lit hinelnirroved into eau
the moat artistica! oraotore: t : Me le a' great card in
any maniigeris' hand: - Mr. William' Davidge, who
played the leading low -comedy parts at tie Broadway,
Theatre, New Rork, for iireral succeasiie seasons, la
also an aeqsilaltion to any , lheaire., He ilia a meet
popular' rotor 'ill' the time he' was at New York.
In Eigland, whence be came, he made his repute
eon by performing old men's parte, ' and therefore
ern be doubly rueful, required. Mr. Dirldge
a man of education and information, Outside of
his whittle's:having - written not only a spirited de=
fertient the Btsge, but being the author, also, of gave
ral, good dean:nee, among which the beet known is one
upon Charles Dickens, which he has sucoessfully de.
livered in redone parts of the Union and in Canada.
Mc. A. W. Fenno ; who Introdzioad theatrical perform.
acres into California, flu MO.) and WAS spbEequently
.ieting Manistee of Areh-street Theatre, needs no intro
duction to -Philadelphia audience; lie is a man of
ability." Mr. WlBlem Beinolde, - a gentleman of sidu
'„aation, learned MI profeeslon, we may esy, at Waliack's
theatre, New Torr., where he played during ,several
successive seasons. He is one of the moat reliable of
performers, strap' useful, and sometimes displaying
decided ability., We have not seen him play for three
years, but - can wall helleve;freni what we did see or
him during three or four preceding seasons, that he'
will fulfil the promise heexhibited.' F. 0. We
*lrma le &Misprint, wesuepecti for T. 0. Wemyas ' who
is .a Philadelphian by birth, (eon of the celebrated
Barney Wemysed and. himself a good low come
dian, Mr. demo Martin' is also; an amusing stator.
These are the Only male tnembere of , tll t company who
deSerreanypartioularnottce at present Besides Mrs..
lloweie herself,, the female performers announced era
Mies Annie Lonidale, Miss Mary A. Cameron, Kra F.
A! Tannehill; Miss Welle r and Mre Hackett. Of there;
the first le the only one Of Celebrity.' Mee Annie Lotte
d alai Captain ehicrlotte; (in the farce bf that nettle - 0,
was a performance to amine while you cow 'and heard
it, and to make you instinctively smite in all aorta of
planes where gravity was requisite, over the mere reed:
tendon of It, Elbe le, indeed, a very valuable addition
to the troupe. On the humane principle of putting pee.'
pie out of pain at 'once, we have todeclare that Miss
Cameron, a stage-struck lady, who his been playing
under the name of Miss Mary Agnei, l s would be bet.
ter off than on the stage. It is not her vocation; and
we doubt whether any inetruction or practice can Make'
it so. A gentleman - named Chester will be stage,
manager.. The • justly celebrated Germania. Band, led!
by Mr: Ponta, will eauetltate the,-orchestra. This
evening, Bnlwer'e play of "Money" will be performed,
and, the 'club acme in the third act—almost aleaya,
omitted, on representation in this country, but one of t
the =nit effective in the whole modern - drams-'-willbe
restored. We know what the scent° and other re.;
sources of the Academy are, and may confidently eaten
-
late upon this play befog well placed upon the tits e.
The performance' wilt conclude with Mendelesohn'a
Wedding March, and we venture to intimate shops that
none of the audience* will , mar the effect of this tine'
performance by quitting the bootie while it le going on.
Tifit evening's performance will commence preoleely at
balf.past 7 °Wm:lk.
At Arch street Theatre, slime the accession or Mr.
and Mre. J. W.Wrillselc, Jr,, the performances have been
of a statelier - character than that inevitable and per
petual American Cocain" of ours had-permitted
Mulct the preceding three mouths. t. The Bridal ),
(an alteration from , g The !dahlia Tragedy of Been:
wont and Pletcher) has been the piece de resistases
ifuring the past week. Mr. Wellack played the leading
part BO well, as to , vindicite his claim to be considered
not merely an actor, but an artist of intellect, study,
and originality. Me was very ally acted up to by' Mr.
Showell, who we are folly warranted In considering
one of the meet palrisataklng, careful, and riaing..
young performers of the day, Miss • Emma Taylor
leaked extremely well, but is unsuited for the part of
Aspasia. The Evader of' the evening was Mrs.
Wallach, who wholly over-acted It. This evening,
Shakspeart's beautiful i< Winter's Tale" will be re
vived, with Mr. Walla* as I.eontas, Mrs. John .7) reW
as Paufirta, Miss Emma Taylor as Ps/villa, Mr. John
(Albert as Anfolycsis,Mr. B. D. Johnson u Ths Clown;
and hire. Wallach as liernitonea character which
exactly suite her.
The greet feat at Waintit-itraet Theatre, last week;
wee bibs Davenport's remarkable sumo in singing; en
tableau, the spiritlitirring chanson - entitled " La Mar,
sailleise,”—helf-singing, half-reciting it; and, with her
exquisite Parisien accent, predating s more decided and
sacceisfal effect than, in oar, recolleetion, hes ,bert4
produced by any one bet Rachel, in full health of mind
and body,—better, by far, than Rachel gave it in thIN,
country. If the lessee of this Theatre blears whet is
likely to till it, right atter night, she will ask Ulu Da
venport to p toe " Lis Aterseilletee," It Ise trulyheeW
stirring Performance, sad, after having beard It; is Sft ' S
gives it, no one need wonder at its exalting the ParbitiriN
as it did when first written by Itonget De Liele, In 1284
and repeated, with each thrilling offset, by Rubel do
tin the Revolution of 2843: Thin ey,aning,lthe )310
of " logorriul , (generally ettrlbute ( - to
..11tri: Level&
but spinally lienelated by bee builbend) willbo.pliied.
It is a play which allows of Nome fine eating,* rit s °.
mar and Parrhanio, but Is at ones uninitorel SOW .'
traVageit.- kr:Perry; whO bee been absent,. (Rom'
Ingomor, to Visa Daven Port's Prrlbientia.. - ,.W0 boll
by the Way, that the play of t , Charlotte Oordu," pro. -
dared for Miss Davenport's benefit on. Friday evening,
will be repeated. It le extremely Preachy, In 'manner
as well as matter, bat the heroine Lone of the reunites
'of history—litarally, a virgin martyr to liberty—and
nothing cube finer than Miss Davenport's personation
of the ehersetsr Anew play, from the Punch, called
I u Kona Mu," is In relieucel. .
At lieDonough's Gatetiac, Mr. Matteis Mr, amusing bud.
leeque, "Oar African Coneln,” hats continued nit OI
success. Another now burlesque; called " Illohard 8,"
is announced, and the usual dancing, - ganging, and
general amusement will also be applied daring taco
.
.evening. , , , -
At the Notional OircuA, Dan Rice, and his bone
Excelsior, ft truly astonishing en(naid, in Ms taws.
city and patent training,) have assisted; daringitlas
past week, In drawing crowded' houses. Miss litiek
nry has also been a detidet sttraellon—th she always
deserves to be. Mr. Meet! engagement will end thie
,week, and it is announced that be will not appear in
the -ring after "'the termination of- the peripatetic
thafion" —whatever that may be, Blase Is very'
amusing, at times, but there is; ouch a thing,
.even when a man wears motley, In exhibiting ton
'much egotlem. In a word, Mr Dan Blasts too mush
the subject of Mr: Dan Blee's 'spoken conemunknationa
;to his audience. Moreover, we doubt the yolicy and
'good taste of othasllnally intradithing political Alin.
alone, which may be unpleasant to some of the persons
`present. For our own port, we would rather nee Ex
oalalor walk up 'lake, and the mules play low oornedy r .
than hear Dan Bice utter some of his rhodompnthdes.
Bignor Blitz is really going to leave us. One week
'there—one little week—and bright-eyed Blitz, with
his wondkrful marionette Bobby, and the no less won
derful Mined canary birds will exist no Fore in phi.,
ladeiphit. We shell be sorry to lose him, for Blitz is
one of the most respectable gontlemen In hie mules:
elon, and, Win or loth, always ma his way, as he goes,
along. Re has been eminently ermeesaful during his
Prolonged season in this city, and we tale leave of him,
with the aseurance that , revisit IM when he may, he
will meet with a farm welcome.
At Moment's, as urinal, there le a capital programme
for the 'meek. How, with hia large eampany and low
pricey, he can make it pay, pinnies ns. It le evident,
however, that he i■ getting on Moat flonrishiney, and
We must may that he has labored honestly to secure this
enamels.
, CORONER. J4IOICBON held an inquest last We
in the case of Mra. Mary Fletcher. who
was murdered, on Tuesday evening, in Oliver
street, NeW York, by Qainbo Appo, a Chinaman.
The evidence was brief. and a verdiot was rendered
against Appo, and hots now lodged in the Tombs,
awaiting the notion of the Grand Jury. A large
crowd was convened In front of the house during
the progress of the inquisition, and at its close a
desperate attempt was made to rescue the prisoner
from the police who' had • him in custody,' which
attempt, fortunatelyoras frustrated by the arrival
of an extra police force. There is no doubt that,
had the mob obtained possession of Appo, they
would have lynched him on the spot.
OArtr, Potturs is doing wondrous things In
New Orleans, with that several horse•ppower voles
of hie. The Picayune aye At a performance , of
the Huguenots, earl swept through his superb
role with a power as eleottio as it was majestic,
and a few, moments before his death moved hie
audience to a pitch of enthusiasm almost frantic.
Arrival of the Star of the West-1E933,-
000 in Specie.
NEW YOlic, Marsh 19—The steamship Star of the
West arrived this evening at haltpast 7 o'o'ook. bite
brings California' advice:l to the 10th ult., the same as
received by telegraph front New Orleans.
She brings poiB,ooo in specie. The principal 0013.•
eigneet are:
Wells fano, Co $197,000
American Exehange Bank. 101 003
Wheeler & Co 91,000
E Kelly & Co 10,000
W. Hoge &Oo
40,600
W. T dolman & 00 96:000
James Patriot 40.000
Freeman & Co 90 090
llowea & Crowell 88 000
Toffee. Iftoolll. & 00 28,000
W. Seligman & CO 20,000
The Stir of the Westleft Siplowan on the s!h loot.
The United States female Rooooke was there—all well
The &sited States sloop-of.war Vandal'c was at Men
inning the lest of Ifebnwy—en well
Commander Davis and the late officers and crow of
the United Staten sloop of-war fit. Mary's era passen
gers on the Star of the 'West.
The California ad, oee are not Important
The data from Va'parable are to January 81at. The
"ablutionary movement program. ' The pro:rime of
Tales, in the south; and HUMIOO and Oopiapo, In the
north, are In arms against the Government. Twee.
hive been meet Ostia the inenrgente. An uttsmpt at
revolt had boon made in the, provinces of Noble and
A conatm. but It was frustrated by the seizure of a
vers,' of the agitators,
From Panama and Aspinwall—Naval in
tejligence.
Nsvr Yozic, March 48.—The brig Dorollno, arrived
here, trtiogs Aspinwall dates to Peb. 28th, sod Panama
to Vob. 24th
The II 8, eloop.of•warFt. Afar, le arrived at Panama
on the 20th Feb. The nest day Oapt. Davie herded over
the command .o Oapt. Thorbnry. The old offlcere sod
crew were also relieved. sad SettlYttea to thie port by,
the etearoshlp Ater or the West, arrived here to-otglit,,
The tr.: frigate Roanoke was at Aspinwall °Atha
Roth gentian'.
The British frigate' Aram at Panama, on the 28d Peb,;
from the ooest of Mexico, with $600,0:0 In treasure tor ,
Europe.
• The British ateamer Ostia° arrived at Panama on the
226 February from South Amerjean ports. •
Guayaquil wee btill under blockade by the Peruvian
fleet.
Prom Ohlio there is no Important news.
Another revolution was daily espeetelat Peru.
The ' , Commercial Pormal,l , favorable to the Gov
ernment, sprains of the revolutionary movement with
eontempt, and says that the speedy restoration of tran
quility le certain. Other authorities say that the Itev•
olution daily salmi round, and tremble Was daily ex.
peeked at Valparatto, where great fears were enter
tained of excessesbeing committed by the mob.
The Wee from Lime were to PO. 11th. Beelnexa
wee completely paralyzed. No new of,totoreat.
The U. 8. iloop-of-war Oracle wee , et Otilleo, to
leave elm tly for Panama,
THE tiATEST N.F,W
BY !rELE:6#APH. -
INITIZTANT FROM MEXICO.
Defeat 'of the 'Left Wing of Miramon's
-Army. ,
100 OF MIRAMON'S MEN KILLED
General Degolladoto march on the Cap tal
SITOOWEIS OF TRH LIBBRALi.
FEW (MLR-INS: hf web 12 —The eteamehle Tenormase
hoe arrived at the Belize, with Wei from Yore Crms to
the 9111 Met
hlirronon hr!' met with reverses.
eta battle irklall wag fought fear bordova the left
wing of Illiratoonla army' was completely routed by the
Lib•rels.
Manion loat one hundred men killed three cannon,
three hundred =LAMB, and a large quantity of armor
anion, „ , ,„
Geneial Denelltdo wie .'pieptilog to maroh on the
capital with ten tbonesud. men.
The Metals had 'eaptur , d Guanajuato and Ague
OaMentes.
Later Ilion Havanit—yreek of a Boston
Shitir
OIIAIIIMITO*, , M6TO.II 18.-11, the 111Thrll at the steamer
Juba], Havana Melees to the lbth Inst. have been
received.
The ship Nathan Hannan, from 8011.011, bound to New
Orleene, else totally kat on the 21, ham off Cape_ Flo •
ifdg,lam and arm* send • ' "
At Havana anger wan gAist and deeltning. Molasses
unchanged. Sterling exchange quoted a 110. Billa on
New York, 60 days., 2 per cent discount. The money
market, was-light, the . banks reltaing to discount.
eights were active. • -
Latei from Jamoicri.
New 'Four, Uarch 12 —Advieee from JAMMCA hay,
been received to February 17. Three envoy' from Pro
minent Gerrard,. of Hayti, had arrived at Jaciaten with
despatcher, to the Governor. , • .
' The enVoym had frders to take on board lthe ilaytien
marvof.war ;on which they arrived such peliFcal:re
[ogees se desired to return to Hayti, and give them a
passage on the return trip. " -
The ex , lmperor Boehm:qua was still at .7amalommder
the surveillance of the Jamaica authorities. . •
Arrival of"the Etna.
BOarox, MareSlB.—The ateatnahlp Etna ban arrivrd
irom'Lleerpool. She left on the 28th alt., and her ad
'flees have been anticipated' by the Arabia.
From Washington.
CONDITION or TN Foal , OFFICE DR PAIITIMNT—A.
DATIOIIINOT Or PII/N MILLIONS
WIIMISOTON. March 12 —The exhibit of the affairs
of the Poet Office Department, prepared by the direr. ,
Von of the President, was submitted to him today.
It shore that the meene of the Department are insuffi
cient tailcoat the demands due on the gunner exiling on
the Seth of December last, and that the Department is
already nearly Mx month. in arrears. It la estimated
that the present defidleoey Is at Meet five millions. '
Midge Holt, to,day,. formally resig led the office of
410mmiseitmer of Patents An address on behalf of the
, by
empl him oyees of that Careen was elcquently reeponded to
Mr. Holt will commence his duties ste Postmaster
General on Monday.
• As was yesterday Intimated General Denver' to day,
,resigned the office Of Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Seven bask raper matte were received from New Or
leans to-night.
• The Navy Department will coon Mtn orders for
fitting out vessels to relieve others on the foreign
°stations.
Waslintoroa, March 18.—A delegation is here from
,Boston, for the pupae° of ',miring the removal of the
poet °Moe to Its former bastion.
General Shield's has been ill for several days pant.
It to pr.( b.tie that the question sa to en extra session
will be decided early In the present week.
Statistics of the Banks.
[ Wisetsornor. March 13 —Tbe ammo al report of the
[ gocretary [of the Treasury. on the condition of the
bulks of the pelted litotes, embiftees the accounts of
[...fourteen hurdred and twenty-six banks ani branches,
halos. with fey unimportant easel:l4lone, ill the char
ured blinks w - hloh were in operation on the drat of
;armory. 1859.
The returns for the last three yvvi girt the follow
ing general restflte :
1857. 1853 1859.
•
No of banks and
brarehes 1 416 t. 422 1.476 •
Capital paid 1n..5370,884,1394 $891,622,149 3401.016 242
101801:1110118
7.omas& a150 1 nt5.1588,468.887 1583,185,202 $855,183 700
Rocks 59.272.329 r 0.1105.200 03 502 419
Deal estate 25;121.522 28 755,888 25 078,457
Other inaestm , fs. 5,920.838 0,075.906 8 823.031
Duel?! other bke. 85 849 205 68,052 809 78.244,907
Noteserotherbks 28.124,008 22,447 418 18,858.287
Spook, funds 25 081 881 16 880,441 26,808.831
Specie. 63 349 838 74,412,882 104,687 818
:
IlltauMon $214,778,822 $155 708 844 $193 801.818
Deposita . 230 3 5 1,862 185,982,040 250,561,278
Due to otheAte. 87.674,333 51,169,873 , 68 212 529
Other liabilities,. 19,816,860 14,1011,713 15 103 447
' The in Now York is represented at $lO 1,288,
480; in Ifasiaohnastta. $61.810,828; in Pennsylvania
124 885,803 i in Louisiana, 24,215:089.
The Accident at Oswego.
OSIVSGO, throb 12 —The funeral of four of the vic
tim% of the dreadful church accident t,olt plate today
and was largely attended by oleic and military organ!
gatione.. •
- Sale of the Yacht Wanderer.
BIVANNAII. Marsh 12.—The celebrated Heed Wan
deter was sold to dry, to Charles Lams, for 2t,000.
Markets by Telegraph•
Naw Oatsleas, Marob 12 --lotton—liales today 3,500
bales at 11 ell f$ for middlings. Pam quiet at 151(0
Cotton freights to Liverpool firmer. Ooffee firm
at lig for Rio; Wes of the week, 7 750 bales; imports
8,004 bags; •took in port, 10,500 bags
- Clammy vs, ?dards 12 - - Flour unahanred. Raiders
are Arm, and buyers are holding oil; Bala at 15 90m6.
-Whiskey Is firm at 250. Mess Pork fa quoted at $l7 60.
Vaion is BM at 7a for Sheuldvras and liMo for-- Sides.
Bolirkletts are buoyant at 73(0 for Shoulders, and• 11,1;
WOLTAztuwrox • - - - - ifattail+—MarVet titTehinged,
with /slaver 1 1:100 bales:. -
bMatta. Maroh 12.—Cotton-2 600 Wes sold ; mar
ket arm it lixerige for middlings. '
SAVAICSLIt, March 12.—Ootton-9,t00 balsa gold at
11Nallyia for middling to good mid dling,
TEE CITY.
AEMBIIMENTB THIS RUINING
AlinielM AO,lOllll , Or Masco —"Money.)?
NATIONAL OisouS.—" Dan Rice's ' Great Show"—
"Lent's Olrovis Compsny"—" Equestriss, Gyranentio,
sad Acrobstio feats." -
WEILTIAIT & Meats's Auae•araacr T
"Wlnter's Tale NM or Ow e.,2 .
Wmitur-Bran? TENAUE.—"hogomar
Narl Engagements
MODOIKISIGIVI3 G11ZT1241.--Beleatione from Plan
Gems from Operas, Pantomimes, Dancing, and Singing.
Tnoitstree Vl1318111111.—" Gems from Oprru, negro
ireeentrioittis, Warms, Singing, and Dateing.”
ABBIIMBLY tontemos --Signor
, BERVICEB• AT THE THEATRE.—The Sunday
evening eervices at the Walnut•etreet Theatre, under
the auspices of the Tyng Refuge, still continue to be
well attended. Last evening, the litcv Dr. Navin de
livered the Mir sermon of the cum. The congrega
tion, though not so large se formerly, MU still gad in
numbers and the interested neaboted. The Rev. gen
tian an announced the well•known hymn. "There 1 , 1
turban, tilled with blond, drawn from Unwound's
veins," &a , after which he &neared an interesting
eerwnn, burins/ on the Brits of Intemperance "
complimenting the society under wbnee auspices these
germane are delivered, and advocating their cause u
one worthy the unelderatien of all &urea - We under
stand the Rev, B J Wallace and the Rev. Kingston
Goddard, with the Dr Tyng, of New Yotk, will
follow in suceession in the course of sermons.
We opine that If those who were doubtful of the cue.
ma of the present interlude in the rellgione bist,ry of
the awakening were to attend one evening at them sir
vices, they would be convince , of their utility and the
evident Internet which they awaken in the masses—
Certainty the "Tyog Refuge" hove reams -to feel
proud of the filtered and the PUCCOIIII that have attended
their effort And we hope that when the eft•rt they
have In contemplation for the providing of a "Rome
for the fallen , ' shall be in full operation, that mane
who are now dear to the appeal they make will awaken
to the Interest of the unfortunate
Below w* append a list of those who are interested In
this - benevolent project: Oapt W B Lynoh. 8.8 N ,
Jon M Harper, W. G. Crowell, T. Emends Harper,
Robert GraMn, Lower Rtaekhouee, Jon. F. Booty,
Thom, B Dirge, Too R. - Hboad*. N 0 Thomron, Wm.
Maria,..jr Nary. Oar goad wishes, attend the effort
made by tb.eseynong gentlemen, and we hope they may
prove eueoesettil.
,HOSPITAI, °APR.—There appeared to be
diereltion, manifested by lame of the lire campanile
at the fire which occurred on Retarder night et the la
imr.beer saloon at New Market and OalloUbill streets,
to have a general fight. During the excitement end
confusion consequent to illa behavior of the unruly
ones, a man named John Reddy, about twenty two
yam of age. received a flesh wound in the forehead
from a ptstol.ball, which cut a furrow three inchee in
length. He IV ateken to the Peonsylvsnla Hospital
yesterday morning Ra dame that the person who
aged the pistol was standlog.but a short dietince from
him, bat that he did not know him. The partlea who
'.were engaged in firing bare not yet been eroded.
SVRINQ is coming. The scent of the first
"shad is already In our markets. These ;decline O'Hara
:have come all the way fromihe South, and great pricey
a rt asked by the dealers In fish for even % diminutive
'member or the luxarloue tribe. The Salting In out
;river will soon COMIII9OeO, and already the bun of pre.
;oration may be beard smog the angling element of
our pe•ple. We have It on authority moat excellent
that the waters of the Delaware will yield an unwonted
; harvest 'in the ensuing miming. Epicures are ex.
pootoot.
WE wonder whose business it is to see to
the remora of the walls of the builithge burned at the
Tate fire in Second street. Somebody should see to it,
sr the ettviees of the coroner May be necessary in a
lay or two. They are in no extremely unsafe condition
If one of the high Mn•oh winds we have so often von
sod beard shout shonld sweet. around the orowded
selobborbood where these walls ore standing it would
sot be a bard matter to guess the consequence. Where
{re the OS ore ?
; NEW BAILROAD.—A great effort le being
trade to build &railroad from Norristown to Allentown,
le this State. Several or our prominent canittlis's are
taking the matter in hand. and are wori,ing with charge-
Sorted° energy for a completion of heir iirejeot The
road will run tbrrngh the towns of Shul.zeille. Olay.
on, and Treichlersville, should the people of tin se
wns subscribe money enough to warrant each a step.
WE ARE GETTING ahead of New York at
last—if not in immorality. at least in the condition of
the 'haste The highways are in an awful condition,
El i it seems to be nobody's Mildness to clean them.
meeting to do and somebody to do lt, as the rule
s on a mart•of-war, might be on •led with profit into
Name of oar municipal ledgers. In a public meeting
necessary, or will Ole little blot eullles
I ACCIDENT .—Abont five o'clock yesterday
morning. while two hose carriages were running on
:their road to afire, in the vicinity of Broad area t and
Bark lane, they knocked down' an old lady named Shoe.
Maker and cut her \ bead badly but not fatally. Her
grandchild had her log brokeitat 'he same time. She
was taken to her home In the 'vicinity, and kindly cared
tor,
OUTRAOIL—AbOIIt 12 o'clock on Saturday
ilight a rowdy entered the cake store of Thomas Fp,
Sad attacked him saysgely. The wife cf Fge came to
Idg assistance, and she, too, was e , severely Minted
iSst her life is despaired of. The fellow vase not ar
listed, but every exertion is being male to capture
Bow lIVII.T.—About four o'clook yesterday
4(011100n ; a boy,now(' NEMO. wal knocked down la
the vicinity of hird and Arch streets and slightly in-
Jorrd. Ile wee taken to his home, In Second greet,
above Market.
A AtesonrrY of the employing cordwainore
cf this city have assented to the tiler Bt. ef the Per
tain:ten oordwainers in their employ for an increased
rate of compensation. finelt Joy exists among the
Norkmen thereat. -
,THE BATE of the journeymen house paint
spo wages will,, be $l.ll per, diiy during the ensuing
semmer, purettant to 8 resolution passed by that body
, . . • • . ,
NATIONAL! HALT, was nearly filled on Settle
dey aftlrnoon, by an audience of ladies and gentlemen—
meet of whom wire ladles—to listen to a oncert that
well given by four hundred. scholars of the, rorthweet ,
lietiondertßchool. The children were all aranyeeqn , w4
platform,nt 1914401130 very pleasant eongwjriCie r *,
-Mar "presided" a lthe
pianeisitdnelit,forth very excellent MALL', Xiitititiitt.,
Ikea - were m great gitte,and looked an bappy,ad hien!'
on a May morning. Thapeople applauded very avow;
thetically; and many indulgent parents and admiring
Mende, who were there in great force, succeeded in ob•
toning a repetition of several of the prettied pieces.
Thin encore business to Vert , disagreeable, and ruins
most of our public performers. We never see anybody:
apt - at this, without feeling relieved that he neither
oar butcher nor baker, for it would not be hie fault if
he didn't get a double_prioe for Ito bread or beef. The
elmoPintitlEil gra -. l Wiluga,m_whea-tiorarishAnAhe Ora
circles of the- theatre. are wonderful - adepts, and the
way therappiaud the fettling end •epaore,the .dritm is
too painful to be ridienlima, as many theatriairfolks
can taffy. We were sorry to nee 16.1er: rink enter
tainment, such es they hadat Nation al. Hell On'datuir
day afternoon, 'moiled by this superabundant apiflaud.
Mg., It shonld-be ayoided., , I
4TTPIPTR_, HIGHWAY_ Abolli
twee'Vl 6 ek 3 4 aterd4 i m ' orriltilit new mode of commit =
tine a highway robbery, sod one which, if It had been
sucoosafitlipseVed out, might have thrown a Wpm on
the character of our policemen, was attempted by three'
rough-looking men, named Jamoi Barry. JObri Badmen,
and Therese Ward, on the persons of two gentlemen, at
the corner of Second andlortme diorite. They were
accosted by, the trio, who ordered them to deliver up,
their property or be taken to the lock-up The gentle
men, surprised at the audacity of tee villains, inquired
by What .eatbority they,were thus ttagested„when ono
• -of the party -slut& that he was a.-pWatinium. mulled
the honor of weskit; star N.sl. "hey then seized
hold of one of the gentleiniid. kid enceeeded in abstract
ing a watch from hie
. pocket, An alarrif qa. ,iven by
hie comprintori,Whioli lull the' effect of attracting Odl.
cer 'Lacey, and o . hers.'to -, the vieinlq,' who promptly
arrested the party, and. marched theta off, to the Inn '-
ward etation.bouse They_ appeared to _be perfectly
sober at the time of their Arnett, apkwere dressed a /a
militaire which gave Omni ell empearanteriimilat, to
thet of our policeman. Yesterday morning they were
taken beforeltidetmen Freemen, who committed them,
in default of ball , to mower the charge of highway
robbery.
MiLlTAity.The'sittylvlng niembers of the
old Second Comfany of State Pencibles, commanded foi
so long, a period by the late Co ' onel Jos Murray, will
hold a Meeting' this evening, for the purpose of reor:
ionizing the, corny. We heartil,y.wkh Them comma in
their WHO's undertaking.
At , a 'meeting of the Scott Legion. held on Saturday
evening, at their armory, the following named gentle;;
men were elected RaDelegin for the entaingyaar :u-Pre;
sident, Obiui A Jones; Vice President, A- II Tippen
Recording Beeriggiy, Xehir Mole; Corresponding
retary,W.G, Haines; TreaThrer. B-H Wallace ' , Beard
of Tout.* 'Pearlier, 'Aclf. Reynoide, Donnie
Moan ; Di• eaters of Monument, ,W. H. Gray, Lemuel
Howell, Jelin Carle. ' • -
STRANGE PHENOMENON.—During the exceed 4
ingly hot can .we bad yesterday, a very curious oircum4
stance occurred. A whiskey hogshead—which had been
lately fell of the limildstanding on the paierneot
at the corner of Girard avenue and Vienna at eet, sir,
deoly exploded with a report like the thunder of artiL;
levy, and ailed the air witivapors, iedolest of the old
est rye. It created something of an excitement in Hui
neighlirhood; several' superstitious folks linegining
that the world was about to terminate. , The moat die.
appointed of all were fever& loafers, who; loving whis•
not whit) , but too well, " had been attracted by
the aroma, that scented the air. The excitement did
not last long.
HANDSOME AND DESEBXED.-011 Wednesa'sy, r
next the operatois of the .police Hie-alarm tele
graph, thirty-five In number, will present to Mr. Phll
'Vs, the sopMintenderit of this Important branch is-.
our municipal government; a handsedie photographic:
likeness of the recipient, intrrourided by the phOtogra,!
phis likenesses of the operators. The whole :grotto is,
'Merely ecolosed in a massive gold frame: Mr: Phil -I
lips has done much, both as a citis..n and an officer, to
render the branch, of service be controls a sore and ,
mien minister of justice, and his success has been no
less wonderful than deserved. We compliment the ripe.'
Wore for the taste they have !Mown - Warrant ag this;
testimonial.
BURGLARAUHESTED, O ffi cer Oharman,;
while pursOng ‘ his r'onufle about two o'eloek yesterday
morning, discovered a emplacing-looking flaunter in
the vicinity of Dock and Front streeta, having the fin-
Wements of thUbirglarde profession'on hie person ()im
aging of a'' jimmy,. &o. He took the man to the
lock-up, and, upon couching him, found that be had a
number of copper grows bolts, &0., and a mnall bag
filled with ooppera, was subeequently ascertained
that the gore of James eladdiog Dad been forced open,
and a number of artfolia 'tarried off 'Pho alleged bur
glar gave hie name as dames Williams, elite Joseph
Job.. He wu yesterday taken before Alderman Free
man, and committed to await a fartherhearing. ' • =
• V .
HONOR TO Y OLUNTEEREL—III accordance
with *joint resolution plieed by our Legislature, the
Officers of the New Teisey listtellon who served in the
war with Mexico have been complimented during the
pest week by the receipt of commissions-of a yodel
higher than those held by them at the termination of
hostilities. Among those thus honored are C eat. Date
W. Hinkle. Lieutenant %rid Nicholls, Lieutenant R.
Milford Bard Anthony H. Reynolds. and Warren L.
Young The first named gentleman has been created
major by brevet i the second, fleet lieutenant by brevet,
and the lest three eaptalne by brevet.
Boa oten Oduatur,—zDif Saturday morning,
abontlour o'clock, the family of Frederick Fechtner,
who lire on Ridge arenne, oppoelte Routh boatel Hill,
heard an intruder in the house, and, upon genies up,
they found a German-, named Adolph Hoyt, busily eir
gaged packing tip goods ,for removal. Adolph was se
cured. and upon Imaktug an examination It was da
covered that he had already carried off goods equal in
bulk to a Java feather bed, which he bad left a short
diet nice away while he went back for another load.
The burglar was' taken before a magletrate, who com
mitted him to answer.
Fran.—About midnight, on §aturday, a fire
:broke onto ihtch strut 'sassed by the burutog of a hod in
the Upper story of a lager.beer saloon and dwelling, it
the southwest corner of Nei Market and Callow's!!!
streets. The flames communicated fo the building but
they ware subdued before much damage had been done
by the tire. The house wac Bolded with water. • There
ALA IMISIOId pgrty Id the ttnen- , ..m...-Ar....i.ber or
• ermathritr-cam sedehd — euni,,sed a gang of nowatna
forced their way tote the room. - It is belleted that'
'some of theta set fire to the bed: • • • '
TRAUB TO GsnIZAZITOWN.—The citizens of
osoesstovro have' prepaied a memorial, addressed to
the President and Direotors of the Germantown and
Norristown Ttailioed Company, praying for two addi
tional niorning and afternoon trains, to run froth Ger_
mantown at dl( and sg A. U f ind from Philadelphia
at it and OX - P. 111 These additions will make the
bait- hourly Ireton in 'Me early morning and late
Unman, an advantage long desired by the citizens of
onr Suburban-Meter.
POOKET PlCKED.—Between terCand eleven
o'clock on Saturday night, one Mr. Nickelson, wan
passing along Sixth street, at Spruce, on hia road borne,'
when he Wan accosted by a young man who pretended to
be an acquaintance. A moment after two others name
etchbetween them they relieved Mr. N. of his gold
by twisting or the pendant. The loan was not
dlecovered until the trio had taken their departure.
COMMITTID.—Thomas W. North, alias (c Big
Chucks," and Robert 'White, alia;‘ , 'Whitehead Rob,h
were committed by Alderman Femington to answer the
charge of knocking down and robbing Gibson M. Nel
son, of Florence. N J. Mr Nelson died on Thnteday
/eat. Ile complained, up to the tin of ate death, of
the Injury indicted on his head by the robbers.
TAVERN LICENSES —All parsons who have
not yet re/salved their tavern licenses for the present
year bad better do so without delay, ae the law la , los,
'motive in lie provl.ion that they Must be procured
before the Stet day of Spell Those who neglect thie
warning may fled themselves Involved In much trouble.
consequent on the legal *weeding/ wheezed in th'a
casb
, FINAL 'IRANI:NIL—On Saturday ;afternoon
'anal hearing Wail had before NetiorderNnen, In the duo
of the President and Secretary of the Gray's Perry Pao•
neuter Itollway, Company, who are charged with having
burned fraudulent certificates of the stock of the corps
ration The Reserier bee reamed libt decision until
this afternoon.
A WRIT OP ERROR.—On Saturday morn
Ing, Onstarns Itsmak, Erg , made an appl cation to the
Boprame Court on behalf of the young min Hiles; (ex-
adjutant under that renowned soldier, Governor
i
Walker or Nicaragua ) now serving out a term or three
year. , mprisonmennln the Eastern Penitentiary. for a
writ or error. It la expected Judge Read wall render
hie deeislon in the me today.
THE WEATHER we very religious yester
day—jut each weather as makes people go to oharoh,
whether they will or not, for every ray or entishine le
a sertinin t and every chime of the Sabbath belle a horn!.
We have bad co many hOretiol/11 MOT( etBILION avid
wicked rain stoixie, a few Iduadaya haek.:that we felt
glad In heart and soul at the peseeta prospect the
hreveue presented the whole day : co quiet and so
Still,' the , spirit of piety wined breathing in the very air .
Tartovinia &r ms.—John Kelly, a FM
toedith•ward rowdy, was committed, In drf nit of $1 COO
bail, to answer the charge of-hurling a paving•otone
into a lager-beer Worm, at the corner of Twenty 7 third
and Oallowhiil streets Nobody wite hurt. an accidental
bleealog, but the window wee smashed and come of the
furniture damaged.
THE ENCAMPMENT.— The military people
of this city are making active exertiens to induce the
Governor and the Rtate Adjutant General to locate the
next State military encampment In the vicinity of this
city. The propriety of the movement la' apParant to
all, and every proapeet of Enentra Is apparent. -
ASSAULT AND BATTETtit.L—A person named
Christy was locked up on Satnray on the charge of
onomitting an assault sod bvttery on another person,
whose name we della not learn • The difficulty le Bald
to have arisen out of the late troubles among many 'of
our workmen In relation to a demand for increarot nom.
pensation for their labor.
OEL/SBILATION.—The St. John's Literary
Society of this city wiP give its sixth union:eery cele•
bration, on Eider Monday evening, at Saaeom•street
Mall. The exercises will consist of choice anuleal se-
Laotians by an efilolent orchestra, and addresses by a,
number Of she members.
STILL IN SNSSION.—Tbe committee of
GonnaGs appointed to examine Into the alleged I:1%0W
lent transactions OA/Jo Guardians or the Poor are
0111 prdaeenting thetr labors, and will report In a few
days.
TIIE NATAL BOARD for the examination• of
young reediest aeplrante to the dignity of ett-geoo or
assistant-surgeon In our naval
,eervias to still to Be
aton.
THE COURTS
SATURDAY'VPUOORADINGS
I Reported for The Proem
UNITED STATES • DISTRIOT COURT—Judge,
violist oder —On Ei turday morning Augustus Hopperly,"
who was convicted of passing and maklog counterfeit
money, was sentenced to Ova years' imprisonment in
the Eastern Penitentiary. The defendant was convicted
on three bills f indictment, cbargiog him with having
plumed eountetf-it money on a number of persons.
In the rase of Islam Wolter, oonvioted of the same
Offence, sentence wit de orred until Paturday neat.
NISI Pnrus—Justice Strong.—Common
wealth, ex relation. Plater, vs. The, erman• s o ciety,
for mutual support and ar slatat co. On Saturday morn
rag an argumei.t was hoard upon a motion for judgment
for the plaintiff, Held under advisement
The court wee occupied the greater portion of the
day in hearingrnlea, motions. &a
Humphreys et M. TO. The Dauphin and atirquehaaua
Goal Company. , Argument .on
- -leePtione Idled to the
petition 'o confirm - the Woof the 'property of the fr and ,
IL Coal Co ; the, property coneists or houses, hotel'',
coal mines, railroad bookie, " rail roads. and large wood
land., and embrace. a space of 21 miles. A mortgage
wan given several years ago upon this property, for
$97 tOC, which still remains unpaid; a short time store
a decree of the court wan made, ordeiirg the sale of the
peeper ty ; secordlngly, it Wes sold et public auction for
$370 OCO—suhjert to the mortgage of $27,000.
A petition was presented asking for a condrm.tion of
this sale, to which the plaintiff excepted and objected
to the property being sold to a body, but wished it sold
in smeller qttant Hes, alleging that it would bring a
larger price The plaintiffs Ere stookholdire of the
company., After partial argument the moo was con
tinued until this afternoon, at one o'clock.
• QUARTER SESSIONS —Judge Ludlow.—On.
Saturday Morning the bail In the case of the celebrated
Fagan surrendered , her into the custody "of the'
court, and asked thatlie might' be discharged t roan any
turthat veipoulbility in the matter. Mr, Lewis 'Olark
gallant comet , t‘lemedstance, wee justified and taken
as bait the ineutintlanW.•._
At pcstportgake final disposition of the
Rre eau untatbe drat Monday in Jens. Mrs. Crest
wen ;ingested tomake diligent search for the childreir,
a kind ajellard in Court at Met time if porelble,
Tlie.Dungart desertion seen went over until negt
Saturday week, the; defendant befog required to give
bail for his hpriiiiisee# that time r
tteo4lsllo - elu which the custody of 11 .
idauilitirr of Mr. Lltwlttrsa concerned. was *gain taken
np Witnesses ware Okemined to prove that the child,
"Itebeht about fourteen years of age, had been seen on
thn street at a late hour alleged the night, In company with
med. and it was farther that oho had been Mien
at a house ail' fame.
i:Jadge Indio* laid that he would mauve hiedeelsion
until Saturday runt, as than/ Wan ea imp Or !IA dual
jle Involved Ib,the case , v . ' Prom tt& of the
udge it is Ihferred that he does not think theman gent
Of‘thellotiserof‘RefugirldMerftglitter thesu4t,of
&Mind, even thotigh of vicious habits, where the psi
rents era 015U:take, gate •
The Wee of •a _ young man named *attire, charged
With assaulting MO JWitiP,on Sunday eightweek, in
the neighborhood' CU St. John and - Poplar streets.ewee
heard on habeas corer s, and the defendant remanded:
The tali of (* Mon ,Drinlifo ind John Median,
charged wlth,being..lidleverec_ ST,....toitite,killing ordains
diedll
Toppin, who died from stpsatte,e a few damage, at
the house dElllte4Mudifini` Win Unal. el.,a writ of
habeas corp us.
. The defendant admitted the taking the
girl •to•titehoneenf Mr4. - Ifi6dsoif i liad , ne /riving the
Litter a• - gold watolioanCidre dollars for her siervieen.
John Hndsen,,it wee shownyhad admltted•that,he knew
his*wl'e to be concerned in the Illegal bieltientedinded
to. The court held the difendints IridnlXO to answer.
Yd application wu Made tolltdis Callow do talfentf '
• theforfeited ruognisance In the eiao of Goblrordfraffhi,
bearer B. L. Snow, the receiver. Mr.,llfebetermu ,
rated the elreametancee of thejume,..stathigAnt.Mr..'
Ifirrla had amused Sao* to boo fight - Mt froniiiinadi,
and that he had been ,Uled,•eatieloted, and sentenced.
A Indult' were than read to . ' /how t hat It coat Mr:
Hanle 11,000 to bri4 Snow to .4mila*,
• ' The appifastfon Is resisted by' counsel for trasetrire
keepers whose ender, goods were bought by Snow, and
who are enntledatee prorate share °fib' tireogniunells
which in $1000). The nue was not conch:Wed when the
coctrt adjourned.
FINANCIAL AND -COMMERCIAL
.The Money Market.
Pin.ADIILPALL, March 'l2, IMO.
There waka:panidlii thditterb.,*iket this tatraboir
before the 'rneeting of the first board, nodes which ft
fall one dollar a abate; bat n eery slight investigation
preyed that there was no cause for the fright, and the
sales at the find board opened at 21, X loss ben yeeter:
day. The reilicirrieethi fliers tip dating ttia day to
tag. Catawbal. Bailtood shires sold at 6. Ali the
foroty . stocks are dalh fnd tie ,basiqeaa oc the ,boapil ia
chdractirlied absea tie of ents'do
deoofid ond Tkird7etraet Passenger„liallwer, sold at SS
to 86X. There It but little doing in passenger railroad
stooks.
We are. riquirarted to ;calf the ittenifon of those in.,
Wanted to the notice of a meeting of the bondholders
of the Columbue, Piqua, and 'zinnia Railroad COW
pany (in our advertising Annum to day). This imp
portant road, extending from Columbus, Ohio, to tiniod
on the Indiana - State and "forniting • link in the
shortest chain of railroad communication which is cepa:
ble of being constructed between this city and St. Loni 9
is now very neatly, if not quite, nomplcted,_ . Wo . eon.
iiiisitilate the community on the completion of a work
which is calculated to benefit Philadelphia, and to fond
an additional feeder to her own great arntrel road Land
also the bondholderi, who' hive do 'laird; `4ithbsiteli
their means, on the prospect of a speedy restimptiin of
payment of interest on their bonds.
The North Pinneyliairla Rallteitilllatab4, and wilt
pay, on the 15th Instant, an Instalment °Mut Inticeat On;
the six per cent. bonds, and Will - promptly meet the in- ,
tomtit falling duo 'on -the ten per' cont. boats on they
lit of April. The earnings of thie company in
ary, 1859, were' • '' • $22.588 19;
Februsry,lBsB
.18.901 Fl t
Increase " 886.0,
In three months,-ending Feb.2B' 110,720 25
661110 time Let year
. ,
Increase ; 1111,085'80i
The earnings of the New York Central Railroad Cors-j,
patty,for ,Feliruary, 1869, wera,072,224:58, a decrease of
$18,208 14 In comparison with Rose of February, 1858.,i
The falling off for January was 343,067 37
The February receipts of the Terre Haute and Alton i ,
Railroad were $63 720 47, agalirit ss2,3l7.72liFetruary,
185.8 Increase, $11,393.76.-
The Evening Builethe foots tip the Ant/Amite dale
tonnages of the state for the week and ftwAhe Beeson
, .
Ton'Tins WgZK
1865. ,
Reading Railroad.., 20 871
Lehigh Val Railroad. 6,711
Scranton 8,666
Broad Top Railrbad.
Treyorton Railroad.. „„
Shamokin ~;,•
PCR sas 81,18011.
7869
Reading Rai1r0ad...269 849 249,490 1nc,... 80.670
Lehigh Val Railroad. 88.412 ' 125,781 37,809
Scranton Railroad... 68,64 90 80) 1ne...-21,682
Road Tot) Railroad. 9,092 .14.270
Travorton Railroad.. (no report) 18,897 -
Lykena Val Railroad; 4,040 sionet:'
Shamokin Railroad., 11 880
. ... 440020
Tbolnereaee on all the lines, making some allowance
for the-tremor ton and Shamokin tonnage of leatjear',l 6
about iICO,OOO tone : The Likens Valley Raflrosd begin e
to ears* Wel this week. ?The'esztale aie aled'lloir Open,
and we eball hear from them next week.
pari4.DALPH.I4 .1121;101I 3114)11.41!Ial JALAS
- March 32,18.59. •
aroma
IT MAllLlFfOrAtlinli& tkOuint•nots, ortiol ,
AID BAOITANGS 111OE110 a 110117191M131 qoafilt,
AND 0810f11131.141.11118111. • • •
, . .
.
' • •', lptiw:BoA*l.
.. . ~ .. _,
2000 0 113% Rio ' "'' '99;y iCO - BeOg jt....tal: lA,
2000 do ' ' 991( 159 ' • "' do -•' ' - tab:24 '
1000 :, : 'do•-• - '
..99 SW > w ? ' do .. , ..015ww.24
2000 „ _ k ,a.,l do....askkan:2&
2a00PcNay0572....8 00;7 - 1• $11A;...7124
_,
' 2000 far B6a 943; 13 Rallibnigli ' 59%
• 1009 Road 11 Os '86... • 73 - 1 10 do 69%
:1000. ' do.: 10 .. , ..13 i - 5 -. 1- ;IV ' •69%
' 2000 O&Am 03 .?&5....g4% , 2 ilinebillll 59%
2009 Ba tan mts 1n.... 71% 9 Pennsylnnadn R... 43%
5000 N Pen 6e 68 2 do 43%
1000 Oat Chat 105.... 71 3,Miielifll Beall . ) 143;
II 21 dr. Si eta R..... 85 00 Philo Bank 118%
55 do ...... ....85 60 Citawianall ' ' ,13 , . ,
' 2 do 85% 6Bk of NI% 61
. . ..
BaTWBBN BOAADA:
2000 Oily B 88 902‘17000 Bch N ran fit 261js 77
200 d0.....new1021(11000 Pah N Be 'B2
,TOOO Al Val 11 78 66 1 26 Penns 10 86.43){,
. - -8110014 D BOARD.
;200 Reed R ssan.2l3eileollead
, 200 d 0.... .bswit.2l,V
OLOBING Pll
Bid. Arkid.
;Philo es 223j-29%
R 093‘ 09%
• ' 4 Na*...103 1033 e
'Pommel ' 9134 93
-Reading R 241( 24%
4 , bde '70.. 82% 23
nit es '4l 01 91
~ do 'BO 73 • 733(
,Pania 11 43 433(
let mt 08.100 1013
2d mt . 933 e
•Afor Osoal Con.
div off 47.1 e 40
, • prof 40/7 105 x
Bahl Nav ea 'B2 7134 12
IojB-BI&M
Philadelphia Markets.
' - Minim 12—Evening.
The FloUr market IS firm but Very,. qtliit 10 , 44. The
receipts continue light, but there is very little inquiry
for export, and the trade:are:about the only Imp re, at
$6 6006.62 X for common and good siiperane ; $6 87X 87
for extras; $7.25e7.00 for extra family, mei $7.76ee6
for fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flone is held at
$1 20, but we hear of no leis Corn Meal Is scarce
and wanted, sod $9.75 is generally refused fir Penneyl
- Meal. Wheat—There Ca very little offering, and
prime lots are scarce and wanted, at 158elli0o for reds,
and 176e180e for ahlts'; a sale of 203 bushels of the
latter, of good quality, was male at the lowest figures.
Rye is wanted, with Noose email sales to note at 950.
Corn is in steady demand, and 4 . 600 bushels yellow sold
at 858863 afloat, the former for rather diimp lots. Oats
are held at 57e, wlthout - sales to anf extent: About
1,603 bushels Rye Malt sold at delivered, ant
16,010 Niown=itriff Northern Feed. at $1.62 the RO ibsi
Bark— Queroitron is bold at $92 for let No.l, with light
receipts and stooks to operate in Ootton—The market
ill firm with further sales of 900 bales, mostly Uplands,
at 12,t1019e, cash, for middling and middling fair quali
ty. Groceries and Provisions—There le very little do
ing and no obaoge to notice in the market.. Sends—
There to sooiedeniand for Cloveiseed, and 700 bus have
been dlepoied of mostly from second hands, at $6 500_
75 per bra, - mostly to go south. Thnothreed le
wanted, and abbot 120 bud Sold at $2 25i2 56 pee bn,
the latter for a very handsome lot. reused is worth
$l. 75 per bin. Whiskey is firmer, with sales of 260 bble
Penns at Mc, some holders Mak MN' Priebe - IMS liavia
been sold at 290, and Ohio at 100 ; MAR are quoted at
270275 e, and drudge at 16go per' allon.
• NOV York Stobk Excharike; ; Mitrch 12.
• BROMIC. , BOARD. • .1.
4000 Virginia 13e 94X'1:0 Paolflo li S Oo 79
5000 Erie R bde 2 75 38 101 do e 45 78
200 id 8 Zr. NI R. WO 164 100 ' do , • 86018
201 do . 15) 100 N Y uen It 03 704
200 do HO 154 60 led. g 11 X
25 do 15% CO Harlem R prof 89
160 do 164 50 Mich Oen 1t62
50 do 160 154 t( 0 &I Eo dc N l'aigetk 48%
60 Ok Bar &Qo R 60 100 do :83040N
100 Pacific M 8 Co 880 76g 50 do bib) 47 • .
10 do. , 7S 60 Panama R - 1174
60 do en 7114 60 Gm fiCht k pin MX
6 do 78)i) 10 chi kit 16 a bC060,11
' -
Tint 'hi:inkis
Aenus —The market is, Mead, for both kinds; sales
Of pot. at $5 75 and pantie at $5 7505 978
novo, h o.—The demand for Western Canal Flour is
good, and there is increved firmness noticeable at the
niece for moat kinds. The better brands are, ix . r small
supply and very arm • ' •
• The Wee are 11.400 bbla at $5 50,5 8) for sane-tine
State; $6 f.r chola', do; $ 84542 6 75 tor extra do; $660
06 00 for new grades .of Western extra,; $1 670875 for
shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio ; $5 8007 75 for
trade brands do ; $7 2508 for extra Geoneree, and $7
25003 75 Tor St Louis brands. now held higher' •
Canadian Flour is very firm ; the stook is small ant
limited; sales at $6.93e7 60 Southern Flour is in fair
demand, and the h'gh grades are still better: the err ,
Vale are fair. The ears are 4.200 barrel.; at $6.2506 75
for supetible Baltlmore, &AL, and $6 8008 25 for the
better grades. Bye Flour and Corn Meal are firmer.
arum—The Wheat market is coropa - atavelv quiet.
owing to the sdvanced prieee naked; the rates are 19 000
bushels. at $1.20 for damaged white Southern, and $1
for unsound Chicago spring. ,
Rye is unsettled—smil salsa or Northern, at the
railroad depot at 851. Barley is heave—salea of 4,700
bus at 620 for good Canadian, and 81‘7850 for Fts.e.
Oats ere steady_and !air demand at 57m580 for State,
end 600610 for Western and Canadian.
Corn is betty, the arrivals moderate—salee of 20,000
buy at 1350 for dam Dlereer in hige ; 890900 fog Bouthera
yeqow, sud 29e900 for Western miscall 4 t ' .
,'P9aeno are quire dun—ogee of 150 hhde New orlearta
M 7er770. sod 100 do. Unlit at 0,4j6750
Tees—Fa; tier large Wei lire been male at private
including 9,C00 half chests of Ankoi Neng Tongs, and
1 000 do. granite :at talc nylaeei and the irairhat elms
buoyantly.
Mor.assas.—the ma tat Is dull and heavy for all de
seriptions: Salsa 26 bads bittseovadoist 20080:
' Peer MOTS —nit Pork market. i again better; the
demand 1e limited. - Bales of 650 bble at $18.40812.46,
end small lota of mass at $lB 60; $13.25 for prime;
217017 12 for thin, meilit ; $17.26 for Soft and soar mess;
$l3 28e13 97 for prime. °Wang dull
Hart is quite firm ; the demand is steady. Salem of
210 bble at $ 8 750T.60' for , eountry- prime ; 2 9 - 20910 02
for do mem; $0 27011.26 for repacked mess, and st 2 60
013 for extra do.
Prime mess lariat at sl7cp22; .Beat Hama are quiet'
at $l4 60017 74 Out Meats are not so buoyant.
' name aie more plenty.. talea of 179 bhda,arat tee at
83istflne for lituts. and cgokk for Bhouldere. ,
Coale Oat at 8N oIOXO Lard li ateady.:—tha
mind not en aunts bales 0250 bbla at 1X e l2O -' 1311 t.
ter and-Cheese dun and heavy, . - -
sloa ls in moderate request, at "ateskr rates, Bales
Of 360 tee 03)404%0 Cor medium good to prima gustily:
Wgisner ;--The market la . ,iteady bat ctulat..,lftnall
sales of prison at 283; 4028M0.
m g ",
Tiff.N,Z IL-- " , i l b.4t; 0.1"°•-.41"31
A No sifiletiil2.:in. 01;0 street,
oo . v, l4PAtg9tOPlei) OiCittettionitiaiel4ectton
with that of oeverel.otteti-obseiaers, Wee arrested by a
spry but complate ll 444pteamirgins, broil operation,
la the
, f 14, 1, -" Al 4 Pl'ilitPik.TthAtaltel"
on the norilrotie:otcht.oforsetAlkneding:
f ialiq, - Mtittettireifiiidisiti, it ilea[ is
4i:oluirY , Dritics l 432 on Allteaolot to Meg
than the usefal labonOirltalefetraiii, hewer being
attached to-e leap being *applied
'mere,*
floatiaekeiViteessirpioter, elfords to' the on.
ntirotts outman -of ttit titiw the
luxury of the tesgteakbelryucd ground fresh
for nee eer3r . , day.,
,pherrst spgartprltl:,gptfeggre
parid
Way.)4;,elliCetiessemfilthen4fadia of Wr.
`Charles pintitir,-.4,lteinterpristegprOprjeditrettfWike
though' novel, feoilitrAr. to
sgjiply the demand for'hin eoffeti.. F_lon:il4l4.-‘40141,
this centralAnelabi heat* xany„lta ,restrtlean, the
numelbaingluelaulloatta, eastainiSly_
t' 7oeiierA6eart
.esn. We adrieeldlZOl! , Til!** - :titit ki en
esrl7 . ettl., '
LAl:qrs.—Bran samstiiiinient
in another cetalre* VitlitilelesAbat . Ann -Preston,
M. ,Profesrr of RhYttlelPSY : # l 4ht Pr 5 74 4 ,4 Medical
4 136Uettet of Pioneer leinte, wilt give a aurae of six lee.
taws helms-the K463siiiiy, irthilDivitt Life
and the bfeenuot Proievetag,l4oolll4, lectures will
bp given of-chestont
'end Tenth 'treats, pegispig,oti.laiiilli of this * . ,k,
and running thrtiagh two Teets—the days of which'ivill
be found etadeeP tha ihdinenisiinent.• The hour of
glvingthem will be 4 eclat P.M.
We need enarcely say to cur intelligent female read
ers that thianbleidelefopiend to lie dielvial are of e
most Important eharaotefrand tis_ we have reasotta for
believing that the leeinier,:in this alas, is fully compe
tent to the themaiht has =Weise - VAS° recommend the
ladies to give their leettfripx sinter a fall attendance.
E. H. Cassia Woy. , tx eai an Wons."—
The interest in'tlilt i Otafeeifvei li:4Bll44ns] and ora
torical rout fa growiagoeukwe would take this races-
. ,
Mon of reminding 4Ur renders „Act, the tunmhmiertain
wat of obtlibriug Manfest6u "wilftiabiiiroeirlag Mask
In adysneo,'The ;IMOD* ibiclfYii mild' to bi * muter
piece of ibis talented lecturer -,and Hp bosts of friends
of the-Milts TemporaryEfonfig mr - hilellldtarltchle
ingtiiiithW the fs 161• - ilieii:iiii10014: be
sufficient to mond Consort Hall trilts utinoirt - Cm*Seity .
Theletherce will ha Traeraiiiief
lEzilf474R,Tbis lyz,urrAtlitisoivit
t& . .. Schuylkill is muddy) ran always W '6l/tablid by
using one of Hr./mem York& eshibritodirMar`filters
which are for aslicathis oldotemd,No:los-Scitlfemeond
etroet.
1 414.1 wELtin Atagtrati - 434t.t.: ow -tstittlat4WE
AiseeMbli, given In compliment to the Southwark ,
Efos,s,,imis , ot our meat keepet:tab,lasid'sfeeleiitt - ricom.
ponies, nonies"iif this, erening, at _the Musical ItIN
Hall. The irringemesiteiciumisblig:thle the enter
tainment of ':the'seaeoreaiiiiittie 'halide of gentlemen
who will no doubt gratify, to tke fullest, extent, the
wishes of ,tbetrfrieuns.
SILERTLT AND, lliosvarttggrousrx, yet effec
tually and powerfully, a' thilastbrople sceletj has u
working in our, midst „ Yoe_ seventy:tire-Foam the
qPlitltgelPtala Society-fur illeviatiagtheltissiirle of
Public Prlioxsol,t_has gad &lie its
4 ' 401° 941 'J, sPOilautit tbsitillutiOrkratiOtooleas berms
the public la soon se the =Rowlett
peace seemed-deoursd:
tilts institution—ado"Afei. 344,1 1 bet
marking orit 4 i 'The *tilt Lae
promos eminently , ineweeful. -Society: ban, "egged the
advantages of their" - disetroliiCis
well worthy of the high reputetion it has gained. The
meeting of the frieudh.of4kii gold canoe will tattooists
next Tuesday evening, at the Helical plait Hall,
and the jsierrifseCwllidceibtass Patient Veit interest.
By the advertisement, it "will be seen that Meyer Heti
ry,Tfon.)Wiis.W. Hellaj arid Alir'ir Mite are
expected to be preeentard addreti the meeting. ,
CURTAIN GOOies;"Whieldie Shades, Iloffande,
patent - rollers, brews, cords , aniktemiels, at wheiesale.
' ' W. 1111NRY
610 Chestnut aireet.
DR. THOMAS'S LECTURES.—We would remind
our tendon thatlarr. Thomas's Brit lecture on India will
be dole/red toaditia: ail Nailed Fond (Whig
account; we Isign„fthelecture by De.'i'lateiiiaiteen
NOTICE TO HOTEL PROPRIZTORS, Aboitlittink
UP f P r- ;:tk• ean "g . 44kim r Wi4aol
aryl upholiterytOoda it 20 `par cent Amps thieseiny
Wier lesusein the tratteeltestse,et ;
W. 11112Ri PATTNN'B,
street.
26.613 Inc .. 6.136
8.830 Tem.,. 8,126
_2,160 ,Deo .. • 206
2.260 '
2,268
~
' 1,101 '
And With a visit end idiotr e Melancholy ,
Sat; Patieleiaa - Monerisit,J
Smiling at grief.",
Nothing moo iraptifeally, portrays:kite popliilen„Sor
that man;-when lift to 'his owe refieationi, wliestisie eta
our advice, to buy his - °loth* at B. H. llidridge's
"Old *ammo: Hall oietbtOg !!!ticO it o j:; ! . , .*sxst
Obeatatit tinds;a l as hto late, that hi
been - "taken in: and for.P.- Oar readers to be
happy sod avoid the ssipte•a*Crinotr'!4:o4,..2 l ea r ken
to our adniailtion, end, pay_ !,Cidlrardtitn Hall" a
vial t.
!Onlitait4 ,
goods, cords,' taitsellwandArassid.i, 26 Pereiiiit, , ohesper,
at wholesale, titan, itny-olber henseintewn.- „
, _ W; MESHY :„PAT,T,,EN,
6:3oilitestnitt ptiwt.
Oar veoerab'e Chief Magistrate - MIS - 6 1 101.411 Mi . -56 pip
intention of l 7 lleit ex
Lancaster, to mouperiVe for • short pericd. While
here, he 7.O4,SII)II*4NIttPf udlif"ai"g
niatet&Voraiil4nlothaineidt,
hall of'uitalun,: t , anviile litokee'; 80. 601 - "Cheistrint
treet.
Mr. Stokes boniest replenished_ his stook ofbeautt
ftii springPlO" of i/e4olgtlfeheco _
English, and American Market', and cordially herpes
the public to call and examine his msgolfiseat Meek of
ready.tnade elidliing And pietieg-i r siti.'_ -
THE NEW MINISTER PROM ENGLAND, —Lord Lyon, newly appointed Minister to the United'atitee
from England, Is expected daily to otor9ttlgloy_iXo*
Ha will make but a short stay fit - thalcity; but wll
hurry on to Philadelphia where bewill "look around"
a little, while be is baring two or three rev- sifts wid . -
ten up at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Itrokbill &
Wilson, Nos. 603. and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
After Lord L obtains hlo proper outfit, be will proceed
to Waabligtori ind be preeented to J B.
.05wn.2
. ,
- Hid. AA. d.
80b1 Tlav Imp 01. 76x 77x
if. Moak . 9X 10 _
" Peat p. 19 191(
Wtreet & Almi R 9 9X
"
7e lit mtg.. 71 72
Stabling far llr.nttly Haraes.—The -health
' • and convenience of - keeping horses "andthe,rtie -r t:Slin4/
;proper ventilation in the constrAction Ortta'bles, Sit
- of late been somewhat improved_ha cur citi t and, in
none more thin the noir OLtYli - STABI;S, situated In
Beventh street s above 7iVood.
' This stable is better ventilated than menet, and there
, _are fonetesgstalls,aLl drained With iron grates, and so
arranged ONO the horses stand on clay, which is much
better for their feet than pier k. _
We vrenld solyiee all persons having family,htween t is
the above neighbOvlnxdi to call and examine the above
'stable, as there are still, severed- Malta to let.' ' , They
o in be bad on reasonable terms, by applying immediate
ly,. at the CLUB BTABLII, in fillinNTEi Berea!, afore
Wood - , , : - Wft fat
1
,( ad t 6
tong blind 10.1( 11
[Girard Bk Con.. 40,g 41
$5O 51
1440th 2.9);-281;
N Penns It 9)( 9);
OTai 68
New Cheek N N
Onlawless 1L... IN
Lehigh Mae.... X' 1.;
It Is net a Dye t.- ales Eon Athle-
NUMMI, OR - )411 ItEBTOXIIII, !chaitineir7 - gray hair
and whisker' to e b &Mika life-color, „yirerents the
hair falling off, causes a new growth • where baldness
exists, of soft, luxuriant hair, contains no deleterious
properti ea, and will not coil the skleor linen. Its Mutt!.
tying effects are perceptible in a vial few appplleationo.
Bold by all Drunglate, and by JIMES_EfAttIII, & CO.,
Ito. 704 OHBISTNUT Street, Philadelphia. roble.et
• Window Shades, Lace Cartataa.-Danaiali-4r
lain Materials. Gileternioal, Widot ziOliiiils; all
lore; Bailers Patent Pixturpi for Shades; Putnein , a
Shade Boners , Cirds; T. 111 8 .015 'and Diskes; Reps, Ma
isano, and Pleats ; Brocatellee, Window ihtde, Our"
tan, and Uphols'ery goods, wholesale and retail. Ho
tels and pays inetttratane fitted np at aborteit
P4TTHU,
• .
mtill-dtapl2 • 030 CfIIIBTfIUT Street.
Gls to White tnid BurSll Ire Clithlug,—
Coals ; cloth Wreck Coate, in all colon, black and blue
cloth bream 'Costa, 8D8111035 Coate, in plain and fancy
colon.
PANTO—Vim:My eanaimere Pinta °Call ,ItiOf t blank
and mixed Deeekin - Oualmere Pante of all grades, Nieidit,
fancy Silks, Bleak Saba, Oassimerei and lKereelllee
ill dries. 0411 and examine the atotk—no trouble to
chow goods. One low price marked in plain Ovum, on
each garment, at
IHE GREAT WHITE EIAI4,
2t B. W carnet POI:FETE And MARKET Street!
Window Curtailer Geed. awd'illaitain White.
RIALS AT WHOLIS awl =—)Eveity deiiirlptlon of re
mind's, Satins, Broesitelles,. !dolmens, Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtaine,- 011 E Condom Window Shadefi,
Tas
eele, 'Fringes, dra. Six a oaths and °Leh buyers
are incited to , select trim - 011 i Made, now Ctildpiet9.,
W. H. OARlrar & BRO., 719 CHNSTNIIT Street, im
porters and dealers in Curtain materials, R. B. Oar
Beatings, &0., in the NEW MASONIC HALL, below
Eighth street.
rahl2-21, W. 11. CARBYL 4:1110;'
Jackson Printer.
JACKSON PRINTER.
JACKSON 'PRINTEIte
CHECKS, NOTES, AND BILL-IMADS, CARDS,
'CIROULati, &0., no.
PRINTED NT JACKSON.
Painuno 'FIFTH and CHESTNUT
PRI Nil NO NMI and - CHESTNUr.v:..Painrino.
mars-12t
Read the evidence of an old citizen, in re 7
ference to 1100Bi4RD'S OrERMAN BITTERS, the only
acknowledged remilditor r the core of dyspepsia, liver
complaint, persona debility,Ao. • • -
Partansuelta, Deo. 8,1858.
Di..o ,M. 4:koirsow,: Dear Eir—This ,InAo eertity
that re;en very .inch afflicted with dyepepela, and liver
rioniplaint tor fOor .teare. and tried many of the moat
eminent - physlelane of Thiladelphia o with little or Do
rellef_flom them. -My disease was aceenspealed with
great prostration Of the nerebite iyetiut, eldatneis,
nausea cf the stomach, weakness, gonend d,blhv, An.
I wan induced by a friend to try RE O.TGAND 4 B GER
MAN BIT TER*, and I do Jut I‘olloto to mate that
it was the means cf restoring ins to health., end alao
many of. any Monde, to whom I teocenatendetk It, 1
regent these titters es The OW remedy for the above
dißeseht now in nee, not excepting the preseriptione of
Our but Opticians. Two years have aligned slue my
care, and I have bad little a'r atom of tint symptoms
since. Truly yr ore,
'' T. T Aerst.t.,
- No. - 624 &kith Thirit ikeet; ,
Thit ineitiolne '13'44 11410 by all diuggleti 10 the
United Stasi, awl at . the 133 inn futon , / N 0.416 ANON ,
Street. - ' ' raite-6t
Salvia g• M a c hi a e s .—Sievagasu linPralred
DOUBLE-TBRX&D, warranted equal any one haw•
machine in the market.
: No ono - asked to purchase nnfdl the, are satisfied In
its mforsonnee, , „ -
L.• B, RAYMOND. A.Rent,.:„
Office at We -
HoutertumiOking at 4 let of J 94.4
Piny o*. 00., No. 998 ausistrr atimpt. fe213.1a4
" He pined in thquglit t . „
Special Notices.
PRIOR THIRTY HOLUM