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i-FT.]Ne TRADE NOTICE
1859.
M.0014E, & CO.
Axe now recelylog their Spring Importations and
• exhibiting at that Salesrooms, • -
220 &222
.
Tht ! most- extivolve, elegant; and oem p lete stack of
••-• POURIGN'AND .DOMIDSTIO meg GoODS
ever before offered by them, and presentiog mime'
attraotions tO the trade generally.
Their eitensbie stores having been, remodelled ens
• blee them to:Oppropriate to mob Class of Goode a sepa
rate department, via :
DOMBSTIOS,
- GINGRAMS, PRINTS, AND LAWNS,
SILRS,
DBESS GOODS,
WEITS GOODS,
pLonis AND ciessininams,'
-SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, '
- HOSIERY; NOTIONS, & TRIMMINGS;
' OARPSTS, OIL CLOTHS,
-
; UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
To dl of ibis 'aiteotion - of
- CASH AND PROMPT BIR•MONTHS BUYERS
feb2B - •2oi • - 1$ sollaiied.
025 MARKET ,STR E ET. 325
LITTTLY. & co.,
miteciaTins AHD JOBBASS 08
SILEE BAWDY DRESS (tons !
RIBBONS, riliktbllNGS, GLOVES,
SHAWLS, II#ANTILLAS,
EMBROIDPfiII S, he., Au. fe2l-3m
tUljilleode Etothmg.
CLOT.I4.IIIOI` ' •
- AT WHOLESALE.
45.11,32C15T-30 psi as BON,
888 MARKET STREET,
110TrumAsT CORNER Of POORER imam?,
- Offer for este, on the roost
. -
-
LIEE,RAL TERMS.
niir And extensive Stock of
SPRING:AND
,HURNER CLOTHING,
• -" .
aro Imo
• BOUTRNILH AND WESTON TRADE,
• - woos
TENT Nam THE ATTENTION Or BUYERS..
tebl-2m'
T.:LANE, _
= WHOLEBALS ULOTITING
WARE-ROOMS,
(o. 419 bIAR , E.ET STREET,
' fabl-Sto " PILIZAIMPHIA.
,fni*iehing koaabs.
4171DS:TLEMDN'S FUEN/SfaNG GOODS
AAD
r.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
• ' x!icAatcaa,
„ 9 &Ding NO - URTEI
Heim now In date & fall easoitateat tit theft Ilne, to
which they invite the attention 'of their easteatete
oak buyetkof: math goal. : fe244tala
Eabiee Rhin trimmings.
PEOIAT, - - NOTICE. • ^
•1: • . A et'
:CfrAS
NEW 'YOU,
Would reepeetfully eat' the attention of Or Phila. ,
dOlPßofinte to s, , eplendid line ofiLTBILBR, BLOND,
'mai ;other , . ••
• LACES,
.In4l A n4ea itoir. the 'NW Wei Oustora-nonse, and to
biases in original package •
'Mi. 230 VtiESTIIIIT STREET,
• , - DP STAIR&
-
J. , 444'A. Tt 7 FINLPER, -
STREET,
I,UpOrteril - irk& thrholeuele Meloa
EADIRS ,, DRESS TRIMMINGS ,
ine'pai,ifou - leiiettehttou: of the Trade to tielr
splendid cesertmeut of HBENOII POI&PONNETTE,
and, AMEBIOAB :HUB(7HIA , BALL
TfiItIMINGS,
BENBAEt Bprross, &0..
Wi A ra praiareete execute large orders for fittkuud
Cringes, Tassels, Gorda, Dutteue, &c., at our
own thecteir; _ fehh' gut
earriagto.
S: W. JACOBS,
• -
- No. .625. ARCH STREET,
Hu anlehed and for eels s full Ike eortfuest of ell the
pout tandem styles ' ' .
;::OABRIAGES..
Also; great' variety of 'deelrible BSOOND - ItAND
FOltlylltflithitluwe beei brit Teti little need, which
, , mez2l-8m
GEoItGE.W; WATSON'S
OARRIA4E REPOSITORY,
N 6,1217, 1219, mu! 1221
t' 11 111,13,TXUT STREET.
nisr3.llm , • • ,
C4rt*Agg'o,
0/501 •MANDIAOTI)BI ON
WILLIAM D. ROG-ERS.
REPOSITORY,
011ESTN,U1' f3TREE7 1011
1009
f0410.4na
", , gfarbpare.
N E O ORE; ITENSZEY & CO.,
No 4. 421 220114 ET, s 41p
. 001MBOR Streets
PHILADELPHIA,
Keen etmetently on hang a large gook
HARDWARE,
CllTtigkr; G6'l4 4u.,
Siblnk ereorrired to BUYERS on Liberal Terra
r
ifebSatStre
Trr BROTHER & CO.,
D . 0017E113 AND WDOLISALA DIALERS
HARDWARE.
otlraip,
GUNS,
- _
. PISTOLS, &0.,
KILREET STREET, - 629
B OW
,QISTII, NORTH 9160
PliqtapaLpful.
i.l :, ,‘ , : l:roiticitiiyitern .
;
-
taittl:Sia 'pot.
IMIT;AT ItEDUCTIOI3 - IN TRIOEB.
FiEisti z tiOiq'S
ClOlN7irAla2+XoX•T7linlr,
114 Ma rket, between Efeienth and Eighth Streets.
- • the setlreet4 , tti of Stiinkriorklon!actionary, Chocolate,
Oraldlabi, Byrum Jellies, that Jutaes,&q., km., are
nor} offered; it' I►lttitlt3B,LN and RETAIL, at greatly
Tailtoed prima; positively to don' the bitatione.
' ,InatlßLlSto
OOKFISH SHEETINGS--Jnot
and for sale bY
11/1/nlinrj IZAZARD, & .1112Tea421,est-.
1911 orrobe conintioaign *mem.
Alcontium & 00.,
CARPET mAxtrrAcrrtritEas,
GLEN SOHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN.
' Arm,
IMPORTEM AND DIALERS IN
CARPETING,
OIL OLOTOS,
RUGS,
WAREHOUSE, 509 CHESTNUTSTREET,
OPPOSITE THE STATE HOME
•We have now on hand an extensive stook or Oarpet ,
Log, of our own and other makes, to which we invite
the attention of Western and Southern buyers. fe2l-2so
CAIt,PTINGS.
80L1 AGiNOY IN THIS OITY
or WI
AUBURN TRREE•PLYS,
SEPERFINES,
AND VENETIANS,
MANUFICTURID. III
JOSIAH BARBER,
With all grades of 'WOOL, WOOL AND COTTON, and
, ALL•OOTTON INGII,AINO.
ATWOOD, RALSTON, & CO.,
fdANUITAOTI33IIi* iONNT
inpl-11m GO9 yAIUfGT BTBUT.
BLA.I3ON & SMITH,
lIANUFAOTHREBB Oa
OIL CLOTHS,
146 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Offer ti the trade a large stock of OIL CLOTHO 0
every description, tho largest assortment of
WINDOW SHADE 4 , and
- BUOY HOLLANDB,
In this market, at
LOW Nb.1 , L1C7N43,,
AND
FAVORABLE TERMS.
GREEN GLAZED OIL CLOTH, • beautiful article
for Window Shades. felt. lm
ROGIVAY,'ILEUSSNER, & CO.,
• 2 . Importers of WOOllllBlO, • •
lire, receiving full . applies of
SUPERIOR CLOTHS.
DOESKINS, '
TRICOTS,
?AHOY OASSIMIRES,
?row the following celebrated manufaoturers—
PERDERIO BROKEN (Little Ticket.)
W. A.' JOHANN?, ABHOR. •
iiEVERd it smilax , (8, and 8!. Cloths.)
.2.6131.110 N. BROTHERS.
' E. TOR W KIN to 00., and others. •
febl•Sin 208 OHNTHIIT Street.
CARPETTNGS.
OIL OLOTHe, AND MATTININI,
WOLFE, 'WILSON. 80 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 132 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agents for
TAPESTRY VELVET,
TUBER PLY,
INGRAIN,
' VENETIAN, HEMP, DUTCH,
•
00 ETON, , LIST, and
CARPETS,'
Widen we are receiving daily from the bferinfectureril,
and are prepared to offer the trade on liberal terms.
Dieing the Agency ler some at the beet and most de
eirable goods, we can Offer inducements not heretofore
to bo had, in Philadelphia. All goals sold at relenti
footureeo prices. .Ordere carefully attended to.
I 1 Also, Agents for Black and White Wadding; a
large supply . of "Moh ire hate constantly on hand.
fabl..em
FARRELL & MORRIS.
.14:1 7 0 Xt.T wa s
OP
oj i o add.
-•
.232 ,OREWISNT PPIRET,
Philadelphia.
lamp Elva Gogh.
15.: JOHN T. PIGGOTT, '
• IHEOSTER AND JOBBBE OV
RIBBONS,
•Inumonagnoks t , '
- WHtTD apops, am, &o,
HAS REMOVED TO.:
No. 15 NORTH - rotrias .STREET,
Gag n felt, line of tie above Goode. 'Also, revolving
daily, JOBS 'from Attrition, to whirl' Gash and Bhod,
tlnte,Boyere are invited. mar4•lm
SPRING‘ TRADE.
H. MIFIRING & 00. 3
Noe. 28 and 98 NORTHIOURTII , STREBT,
IWO just opentd their recent
IBIPOUTATIONB
ENGLISH AND -GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALLWARES,
and sollolt an inzpootlon of their complete and well
assorted clock,
.115PTOIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE
febls-11m.
BURNETt,SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN
Are noir opening at their store,
No. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above Fourth,' North Bide,
A HASIDSOMS ASSORTMENT OP
.NEW SPRING- 13TYZES
or
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OY TIIRVI OWN IMPORTATION
And seleotion, which they offer for mile to bayou from
all Pubs of the United States, on the most liberal terms.
feb9.Bm
MoOAULEY,BROTHER ) &BREWSTER )
' 23 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
five Just opened an entire
NEW SPRING STOCK
0
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of itret•olaeg buyers,
Our stock is particularly adapted to the
•
SOUTHERN TRADE.
fel 2-m
SCHAFF.ER & ROBERTS,
420 MET BIBENT,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WAMIS, COMBS,
BBIISIIEO, LOOKINO-OLABSEB,
GERMAN MID PRENOM BANOY GOODS,
AID
TAILORS , TRIMMINGS.
tel-am
11ThoIconic Orocere. ,
lUNG-ERICH & SMITH.
WIIOLESALB
GROCERS,
No. 44" NORTH THIRD STREET,
marl - 2m - lIIILADEDPEIX A.
,ffqtyp_ Goobo.
TM. D. GLENN.
NO. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
111101 Tail can wsomaiss al:wiz is
FANCY GOODS.
PAINII3IiRRY,
BRMIMI,
• COMBS,
"DBNOGISTI3 , ARTIOLNIS, *a.
•
Now in Store, • very large and somplete assortment
for the
SPRING. TRADE,
inoluding every ealeable article in the Me i end many
novelties.
The attention of tome is xespeettnily solieite4.
Meats low as those of any hones in the trade, either
in this oity or New Toth. 101-29
PHILADELPHIA; :ii.W
431 • 'MARKET:iiitEiTi:
I We are ororing for ealo
AT A MALI; ADVANCE ILTPCiN
A most eponetve and complete 'aisortmerit or!'
RIBBONS of every desa4ption;
BONNET MATERIALS, in SMk,nnd Cvipe
FRENCH and AMERICAN EI.ONFERS,
RUCHES,. TARLATANS, •
MATT.IITO,
ST RA W ,c)
Comprising every possible variety Ie,DONNETB,
BLOOMDRI, FLATS, MISSES' AND , ODIDDIDM3
HATS, SHARER HOODS, and TilneltdlNDS. ,
Cali and judge.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, & up
431 11411118 T W1.81114T,
febl43m (Formerly No, 83 South 844500 et)
METROPOLITAN' RIBBON
RIBBONS,
RIBBONS,,
AND
MILLINERY .GOOD,
Of ovary description. CRAPES, BONNET, SUSS,
FRENOR SLOWBIIIi and SPBIGS, RtiORES; Hc6. tto
J. O. & W.' E. TABEW
No. He Honth BROOM) /Meet s
Lahr;
1859 MILLINERY 1859
MTh
STRAW GOODS •
New and ocmplete assortment of
eILES, RIBBONS, irLowints, if z
(MAPS'S, Blrefllle, 4080,
And every other article in that line:
11.110, ~;" •
STRAW BONNETS'. = '
AND -
STIR" . Vcr TIVZDalVtra dia
EMbracing in all an 'aescirtmenti unequalled
*Sty, and to which we invite the attention of' buiars.
Those psrolutidng for each, or on flout time, *0 do
well to glee ue d oall before Selecting eleewltere,
e , , -
M. BERNHEIM ,k CO"
fe24.2m No. 21 ESOUTII OfifiOND STRUT,
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS,' 108
BONS. PLOWEBB. BILEB, WORE& ho.; are
now open and tofeal., at very low prices for cash and
short.thne buyers, at '•-
aBBAIIB. LIPPBR9. b. 00 03,
Si South °BOON D Btru t,
Between Market and Ohestnnt.
intaB lca
NEW STRAW GOODS;
A complete and choice assortment of
BONNETS, :HATS, ,
FLATS, ARTIFICIAL /MOWERS, AUCIIES4o,
Now open at the
NORTIINABT CORNER OP MARKET AND" •
SIXTH BMWS,
Which will be sold at a email advance on drat oCittP f
GEO. H. ROGEktS, Agent.''
marld 12t* • ;
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
SThAW GOODS,
AftTIVIPIAL BLOWERS. 13170t133, AND DT*
01 evert varlet?, aro now open, and for gale, it
advance upon first cost, for osab, at
H. 'WARD'S,
Noc 'lO3, 106, and
NORTH SECOND STR EH,JT 4 ' -
taarlo-2m • Above Atoll, Best abils?.,!` ,
1859
-2,1859 -
,
n o..tts k:
THOMPSON .eTtNICINS.
tio. 6sB IktAItIKETI
Invite the attention of buyers to their extensive stock
of Wiles' straw and 8111 Bonnets,
Bloomers; Mena, Boys', and Children's Hats; Attitb
Mal Blowers, Ruches, Trimmings,,
•
Being
,exelusively engaged in this branch f business,
purchasers will find it to their interest to examine our
stook before purchasing. • • , t
11100. r. ItItALBY, (formerly of Wilmot, ihgeie,
k Fr&lo9 now engaged with the above hones, eolloite
floral& friends an 07.11111t1111ti011 of the gook of Mews.
Thompson k Jenkins.. fehlaam
HATS, FURS,
•
STRAW GOODS,
ARTIFIVIAId, FLOWERS, IttMaat3, ho.
HOOPES & DAVIS,
MANIIMAOTUREES AND DEALERB
Noa, ID and 21 South fourth Street, (up stark)
tniLAnzi.rask,
have on band an entleelynew sod complete Mock of the
obowp goods, told tII fOr oAnt, to which the attention
of befere le Welted.
. -
CHAS. HALLOWELL, late of the firm of Ohio. Hal.
lowell & Co., long known to the trade, 'would be Pleased
to see Me friends at the warerooms of Idesara:Hoopee
&Davie. feb9-2m
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
flub% removed from our old stand, 96 Bona Second
atreet, to
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Aar WHEN SEVENTH AND DIGHTM,
We are now prepared to exhibit to our numerous pa
tron); a
COIVIPTMTE. STOCK
or
STRAW HATS, BONNETS, •
MOSES' sod CHILDREN'S WAS,
BLOOSIEEI, CAPS. 800.,
RANDY AND CRAPE BONNETS,
PR NOB. BLOWERS,
RIBBONS. LACES, '
RUCHES, Ito
Embracing in all an assortment unegualled in this city,
and we respectfully invite the attestlon of morel/sate
to our Spring Stock.
Cash and shortzilme buyers will Soda, specially their
Interest to give us a call.
LINCOLN, WOOD, .t NIOHoLB.
HILLBORN JONES,
Importer and Manufacturer
Or
SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
LEO/CORN and PANAMA. BATS,
ARTIVIOIAL ➢LOWERS, BUOILEB,tre.
To which the attention of City and country Dealers
Is aolloited.
NO. 432 MARKET ST.,
Below P I P T.II febl•lmr
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS._
I. S. CUSTER,
biANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
STRAW HATE
AND
miLLINERY Goons.
607 NORTH SECOND STREET,
fe2l-21a*
or H. MIOHENER & CO.;
.
19/10LEBALB DEALERS
PROVISIONS,
And C11.11,M8 of
CHOICE MEATS,
No. 11 N. WATER 181., and 951 and 956 N. FRONT St.
PIIILADELPTA,
ROB )1113.E1P, PORK, LARD, and an assortment of
PROVIBIONB generally, including R&M, TORCH:Mg,
and BONY of our own curing, both City and Western,
constantly on hand ; quality guarantled.
BUYERS are particularly invited to call and examine
our stook. teb2B.Bm W
R EMOVAL.
HANCOCK •Sc CO.,
MEN 3 O PURNIMIING STORE and MANUFACTORY
• OP TRH CELEBRATED RABIT SHIRTS,
No. 100 OfIASTNIIVSTREET.
mu¢•fim
BLOND LADES,
_ And other Millinery *ode.
EMEZZI
liEW_'_
Vrovision .ijoitsco.
11AVIA RAMOVIIID TO
I DNFADAY, - MARCH 23; ',1859.
Chi 05;30be
j • T. WAY &
, 'MVP:TERI! AND MMUS
DRY GODD's;
sums
FROK
/40:0111, MARK STUNT,
tv MA BLE
No. 461324 ,TWRD „STREET..
We orter,,by the „parkas° or piece, to cps or prompt
SIXItdONTIIS BOYERB, a very large and attractive
stook of - .• '
ABIERIOAN' AND FOREIGN DRY GOODIti.
Parahaaarn will and our stook iron assorted at ill
iIIOSOUB of the year. ; -
J. T. WAY, , AB. R. DURUM,
WM, P. WAY, , folit-Bm 430. P. WAY.
[859
• SPRING TRADE. 11.859:
SAOIRTRIDGE
(augas!ise..B sp 71/1011N, grfDra, & 470.,)
IMPORTERS & JOBBIRB • ' ' -
01/
DRY . GCS6I)S,
' - • , • ~420 MARKET STBINT, ' -
Nara lo stoie,ei complete line of '` •
FoitEwir AND . DOMESTIO , frOODS, •
, Selected' e'apraecdy:with a view to the Interests of
WEI 8R08T.0.11.3D1T .112ALIES,
- To 'NM/ they feepeetfolly twine the attention of the
Trade,
N. full Etat ' k constantly on hand, and order
will by ex,eowted promptly at the •
I.4,IVAST,,MABILIIT RATIO.
SPRING PAPORTATIONS,
1 • b 5 9.
HERRING &OTT.
N. W. Ooruer FOURTH and MARKET Ste.,
Are now Prepared to offer • -
PL RND ID 'AND 00dIpLETE
ASSORTMENT
or
BILKS, - DIBBDNO,
TRIMMINdS, EMBROIDERIES,
' " FANO!? GOODS, Asi. •
,
GILLMORE & CO.
Nod. 40 and 42 NORTH THERM STRRHT,,
INPORTXR.B AND DEALMEI.IN
SILKS,. RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
• 'WHITE GOODS, LAMS, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES,,, 0.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS & SHAWLS.
feb24m
DECOURSEY, LAFOUROADE, do Oct.,
Importers and dabbers of
OLOTIES,.OASSIMERES, , VESTING%
' AND 00008 onNeedt.t.T ADAPIND TO
MEN AND BUYS" WEAR.
NO. 335 MARKET STREET, -
Are now , receiving their 40 •
SP SING ,pd.POIIT LTIONO,
Yo which they limits the attention of their onetoreere,
end introtteeere of such goode fel•9m
SITER. PRICE, ela
IMPORTERS AidD JOBBRIP
, • of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DRY , GOODS,
816 -MARKET STREET.
rel•Sm
:SHAPLEIGH, RUE & 00.,
' - IMPORT/IBS Or'
LINENS,
• WHITE GOODS,
• -, - • --LAOHO, trza -
33413ROMP I RThe,
• No. 329 11.1.A.MIZT,STEEin.
to- 041:presoint Aook, aelookd In iht; thisi .11firopesa
:2aiirketa ousseaybs, b the Ixt - on' complete we . kilt.
:net offered. 1• • , - fablara
srEiso or 069.
W1V1.,11-;EfROWN &CO:,
• ,•N0.41b itAlio/11437R8ET,
Are now rooetylng an entangle° and oarettaly selected
!took of
FORDION AND MANN/DAN DIVZ GOOD%
To wAIeA they Intl% tke ettatton of pttechtisers.
fei-2cti
pJUOE. FERRIS,
Inktortbre
WHITE GOODS, ,
LINSNR,•
- L &ONO,
NBINUNIDEEINS, &0.,
wAvw ILSISOOID
I'o Wiz New Stott;
No. 525 MiltiiET Street, beloyf Suth. ,
tebvim
JOSHUA L. BALLY,
ENTOMB AND JOBBED.
' - or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY. GOODS, ,
No. 218 MARKET STREET.
NEW GOoDs reoelring every day for
tebl-gm CITY-AND NEAR TRADB.
iiitoOLINTOOK, GRANT, & 00.,
ithportera and Ilrholiniale Dealetit
CLOTHO,
Vp9PINGI3, and
TAILORS' TRINIMING - S.
333 MARKET. STREET,
(UP
febl-8m Philadelphia.
JOHN H. BROWN & CO,
IDIPORTHItf3 AND JODBEBB
or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC;
DRY GOODS,
No. 807 MARKET STREET
North ride, abort. ThlrdElreet,
fob 7-300 PHILADELPHIA.,
I 59 SPRING IMPORTATIONS 1859
El-AZAD, ;it,CDBf5, WIT-13.1311.13,
521 MARKET Street, end 518 COMMERCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
t 33 x ANTI? F.A.INTC:I"2" GOODS,
Here now open a complete stook, to which they In
'Ma the att.enthut of havers. febl.llm
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
239 min 241 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Above Rice Stroot,
R 7 Bole Agents kr
BLERRIMAOK SECONDS
feblB.2m
PISTSA BINONR, Jzio. linnet
JACOB Boom, WF. B. If mow, D. B. ERVIS
RIEGEr..4, BAIRD, &
LAI% Masa, Lexn,"ec:Co.'
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
No. 47 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
0121
. SPRING STOOK
lE noW complete In all Its departments, and ready for
Ilayero. Promptimlng merchants, from all parte of
the Union, are respectfully eollolted to cell and ens.
;die for themeelveS. feb/o.ou
Goibi Jobbers.
W . ' s. STEWART & C 0.,,
805 XAB,IE'ET STREET,
Importers and Dealers In
aim; bWLS, CRAVATS, BOMBAZINES,
DsESS'fioops, ho.
, We, ye constiatir moideng New floods from New
,York and Phlledelphla -Mations, to which we Invite the
attention of ragmen. • • febDtroil
s . T. AUGE,
E12=13
Atroma m GIN/MAL
FOREIGN and DOMESTIO DRY GOODS,
3 BANK STREET,
' Between Beiond and Third, below Market
/ -
ANSPACH, REED, & CO.,
WHOLEI4I,2I DEALERS
p s
No.! 180 ROM :'111131.D STREET,-
_(Bodt!twei!t mune! Third and Ohm? dd. ) ) •
_ febliSam • ; " 21114ADIMILTA.
gtelifiNGll:*l666:' .
JOHN B. zuaSoir do SONS,
Ebb MARKET STREET,
WORMS AND WICOLDOALE dOBBEDS Off
CLOTHS,
OASSIMERES, , AND VESTINGEI,
To 'Wolk the attention of BUYER/fie Invited.
SILKS AND F,a2IOi.GOQES. ,
ABBOTT. JOHNES, .ed 00.„
889 MARKET STREET,.
. Are uckroprepared to offer a huge
NSW AND ATTDAOTIVD STOOK,
To which they ask
THE ATTENTION OF BOYERS.
Del-2m
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Importers and Wkoleeele Dealers
DRY 0.0 0 n
LINENS,
WHIT' HOODS,
CLOTHS,.
O.6IIBDLIBAS,
BLANNATE, &o.
No. 304 MARKET STREET. •
FITI:IIAN, JONES, & C 0.,:
WHOLIBALM -DJ ALEBS
•
:FOREIGN AND DOM.ST/Si•
taa r .GOODS,
240 MARKET STABET, -
Pour doors below T#lrd, &nth Ado,
febl4lm • PHILADELPHIA.
New Pork /MT q , erob# gotten.
SPRING TRADE NOTICE.
IMPCrATANT '
EVERT DRY•GOOD& MBROILANT
IN TIIE UNlllft
DE FOREST,
& CO.
.
Are now receiving their spring importations, end ere
exhibiting at their •'
SALES-ROOMS,
80 AND 82 DUANBEDS,STADET, N. Y.,
The most eatenelve, elegant, varied, uad eomplete
stmt. of
FOREIGN
'AND
DOMESTIC GOODS
mutt BzFOlt on'Enzb
For sale by them, and presenting attractlorut and ad
vantages to the trade generally, and from all part+,
such ea are to be met with in very few places Their
extensive stores on Chambers street; which they occupy
entire, enable them to appropriate to each class of
goods a upstate; deptrtment, and to have, in feet, 10
many distinct stocks in their warereoms, each of which
will be cortitilete, itittioufepecifying the articles em
braced, they would wine the departments, Tit:
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES,
FLANNELS,
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
, HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
YANKEE NOTIONS, ,
DRESS TiT.MMLNGS,
PARASOLS, •
Domßarros AND PRINTS.
To their Dorneatio ant Print Department they call
particularattentlon, embracing all the leading makes
and styles, *blob will be sold at the yet, lowest rates.
They betroths entire produotion of, the
WAIIREN PRINTS,
A print whieh item done mere good to the retailers
through the country, the hot season, than perhaps any
other lost•price print. Their Merrimac, Cocheco,
gpragne, (Ismer, Donnell, and PACIFIC AMARANTH
PRINTS, are of the very beat selections.
CLINTON, GLASGOW, LANCASTER, AND SCOTCH
tittIOHAMS, In every variety.
Their
DOMESTICS
embrace the following brands :
WAMSUTTAS, RILL MANENACTURING CO.
BATES' MILLS, NEW YORK MILLS, TiLERRIMAO,
LONSDAIE. ARKWRIGUT, POCASSET,
NAUMKBAG, PATTERSON, PEPPERILL,
WRITE ROOK, lIEBRON, OABOTT,
METAMORA, LAWRENCE, ATLANTIO.
AU the well•known makes of TICKS, STRIPES, and
DENIMS, such se York, Manilton, Pemberton, Ica.
SOlielting trade on liberal terms, they Invite antics
to their Ronne—street and number as above. fe24-1m
Otationern.
HENRY COZEN,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STATIONERY.
MANUFACTURER OF ENVELOPES IN EVERY
VARIETY AND STYLE.
AtiHNT FOR ARNOLD'S ENGLISH WRITING
FLUID.
507 CHESTNUT STREET,
mar22-8m OPPOSITE TELSTATH
SPRING TRADE, 1859.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
112 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ar now opening a large and Taxied stook of
LAWNS, °RALLIES, PRINTS, and other
DRESS GOODS,
To whloh the attention of the trade It limited Also,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Compri;log Pairhill, Oanabarge,•Woodward Doeskins,
Brown Shootings andfhirtings, Mariners' Stripes, Blue
Drills. 'Vast Psildines. tee— kn.
WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL , & BOURKE,
WHOIGESAIA
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER
WABEHOUBB,
No. 17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
marl-9m Below Market. INA Bid*
AUSTIN BROWN,
WHOLEI3 ALE DH UNA IN
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS,
TIII4 LARGEST STOOK IN PHIL ADB4I.IIIA
o. I. 1 NORTH THIRD arREET,
inarll-114* 0. W. corner of Race, op otilns.
VW•si GENII&
4r )
4, 11 ' 1 , 1 +3 , ...,, s l` , ,
' 'II+ . I ~. 1 1 11 ' , -. 1 ''l • -,!` -4. '' ,
WEDNESD'A I f r 10,6
We nave *foie 1143 the 040 s ,;Illitobi
Hernial laniveMitY: ' It is auliktcreStibg.docu-.
meat giving :the. History, Ineatina,,.reseurces,
and plinipects 'of ~it.proyes
' r
that the people ` of t e, Brea A es re
_a : to
the importance of pdpallioni
and it exhibits the' favor with' which they have
adopted the idea that teaching is ah art to be
learned; as all other ;arts:are idarnO, by 'an.
apprinticethip.
The Illinois act bf 1467, creating the Normal
University"; Providee that ihe'school sherq d be'
loCated. it at the place vihere the most favoraf
ble inducements were' offered' for, . that, par
.
pose."
The 'city' of IlloomingtOtt and county of
McLean having effeied caalt;and . ,land to . the
amount of $141;900,,lhOBOild ° , 6f. Education
Ideated the aChoc>l . on a alto l adfotidng !,ikke, city
of Bleoitdigton,tilief4 ,.. alinated',on a , higbi•
rolling piairiO;lteinOnl , l4 nature capable
ofeirerk r obeslbie 'adernintifit,,bi art, the , Matt
totted will be ' once , the abaerrod,.or
obaeivers, and the: - pride "mil: glory. of the
State.. - j' ' :
. _
Tliihnildingmow 3n progress , of erection ft
to cost - SS - 4,90W. *hew ciniiplete4, it will be
by far' 'th'4, fatiOlf POSt brfalp
. 141,
buildirig in ' the Union.. It is intended to ac-
Aemttiodate' five, linndrA4, l sekolers. .Tru)y,fitt
the language Ok ibejSAcretil3[•cifthesiimsicr:
we nufj , ,day, ic if 'Boig9piqueq ; 4. the
land be'a wat ch-tower Oita bAantiful.
structure, When'crnpleted, Will be an impreg
nable fortrees, 'against *blcti ;the wild waves
of ignorance and tyranny may eternally beat
in vain."' The
,groneds immediately around '
the edifice are to be inipreved, ficcordjug. fo
a deitigepreparedhy Der. Wiirtsac q#lyamr•R`S;
the eminent landscape, gartletter ofiGermait:.
toWn, fifth's efiy, thusadbrdin' g the pupils an
Attractive pleasure-giound of :some-fifty-sis
acres, adorned with trees, shiAbs i and Bowers.-
Each Representative district in the State is.
entitled to its quota of pupils. , :At,present the
institution occupies temporary quarters . in
Bloomington, , and contains students , from
every section of *the ,State. When these
pupils 'go out—to teach in the common
saboolts,-they will give valuable evidence•.of
the usefulness of the Normal University. :It
affords us pleasure 'to notice so striking an
instance of the progresi of the cane of ,popu
lar education as this in , Illinois. , - •
Letter from NM4;,;kork.
xrticatena.icKin" AND ." lIARPRE".PDE APRIL--
TEN 'ARTICLES 'AND ViiAVSTIORS-TUNENAL OD
SURE WALSH-DID CO; STUART; DZENCNICO:
Correspondence of The , Preen,
Nair You, idttai St
X have Just received 'the Xnfeka•boikar /Megaline
for April, and seta you a slight sketch of the articles
and the'names of the authors. The first paper, • The
Nveragel of Itibadnb. ,, is by Ohirlee T. Congdon, and
opens a heavy battery spinet spirituslism, Ind the be
rdghted individuals who believe, - or.pretsadto Betters;
In that ,detestable dootrine.s I , epee with the /111
thor, that tY these _are
~certain olfWashlonek in-
Stittitione, - * certain musty' notions„ coheir' well. ,
beloved .prejndices: Certain `venerable' httuisiS 'Mel;
logs, which' we do nbt mire to. abindob 'upon' the
demand of any ,mountebank or madman?? Next, Dr.
Osgood 'A:moieties “-Daute ftom the Modern pointoll
Slew," which Is a mfr. Ms Of blOg'aphy and analysis
of obaraotar. 'The 'article opens well, and concludes ,
With that mostpronahmint senteree in the rettgsr- ,, to
be contieneldi IY Whaling in the Statile of Timor,”
by Damian Neiman, Is an exolting description of an IL.
peditlon after 'perm whales, allowing the danger. Im
minent over those who spend their lived in imeeing
after light. "frozen to Death" is a abort poem,
founded on the death of en.inknoin female,' hit Jain'.
any, in this city, :from exposure to the weather during
the Y. 00bi term.", e, One of the Nights, of my tgfe,? by
whinxiwiltten - 1 do itot knoie..te a deseifplion of the
horrors experienced by Yrseverial "iiniroteotettein•ler,
frightened by the pranks of misahievegs friende, , when
lento a lonely house at night,. Phoney their pheel
" A Dream by a Desolate Haart#, , :py.W z 8.
P. Magee.; isle an the !waits, s reverie, leldelged
in by a man Just bereaved of hie Wife, aid windirigup
with the grand ollmieterle of all r evimies; an tenon
ing to the realities of Ilfe.• : "
" The Nettle of commerce, ",
a piNtins..fes#4 4 t s ll°-
'
girdle belted' tivintudibis '4(oild by the
,enterprise of
merchants, with the zone of Venus. Rheml," by
Prof. Howard Orebby, faro dismirtatiori on Egyptolo
gy, or the importance of.Bgyetlan lore to the develop=
'meet of c.asale and hiotorlo !snow/edge,' and con
cludes with an appeal hi favor of the projact, new agi
tated, of purchming the Abbott 'collection of :Egyptian
antionitles for the Hirtoriesi S o ciety.- "The Street
Employments of New 'by Mr.: he' Coldova.
gives an entertainsog description of the ,peswoha and
habits of sundry peripatistic or rather nomadle mar
'senors, comprising the orgeol.grtoder, 'the 'etitickiierl
or " foitr-cent" man, of who'll') mysterienidliappear
'cone,' I lately Informed pow, and the " glass-yoeen"
man, or wandering glamor. The conciudleg article, a
poem by T. B. Aldrich, entitlod • "Mr. Lothario , s
'Apology," is a neatly.turned aims', made by a lovor
to hie mistress, for kissing her consist, In which eaten.
'one act he Was.. caught by the " Original O'scobe."
the " Gossip" le of all sorte things, etruagi togeth-
Or with the tact frr which Mr Nitwit" is famono..
C=M=Zl==i=l
tides Wreaking on the 'Florida Keya," a descrip
tion of the operation , - of -the wreisteraba the Florida
coast, who lie in wait for 111. fated *hips Allis HA`
that comae to their net, sod although not axial.?
Hatters of men," they are rather eharkialtin dispo
sition. " Dews. e of the Dry Tort. gast is the eon-.
eluding advice of the'article, ' The Christian IVA - ire
of Madayasear ; ), by Mt. Nordhoff, is a compilation
"Three Visits to Ueda/gasser," At , by the 8.,y. Wm
Ellie, and Will prove intereilting to these who have xv.,t
real the wort itself. Mr Charles Halloo!' fu 2 rdshee au
amount of the trials and tribulations of Mr. 0. Sharpe
Denman, on hie travels in Itioneeota, entitled ~T he lied
River Trail," which is to be continued. TheChmtly
as,” by U. W. T. Root, is a narrative of New York
detective experience, describing the discovery of a
burglar by Means of a lees. The gentlemen who en.
Certain loose ideas respecting the ensue and 'Num
principle, will take notice, and be particular hew they
bestow their labial favors, ]eat, as in this instance.
there should be a clip betwiit the, cup and the lip.
Porphyragenitue ,, Is the title of 'l% peto by Bayard
Taylor. "Head and 'need" hi shire story, exhibiting
the power of that little allover who no often draws the
lorg bow" and excite!' the cupidity and selfishness of
poor mortals Who Oftsll think they are in love, and
don't Hod out theia mistake until they really are en.
tingled in love , i silken meshes.
46 Little Obildien,t , by Dr. Osgood, is au instruotAve
popes on the subject of the pbyaical sod Intellectual
training of children. The writer explalnitbe mistake
made in edocalonal training, as occurring from the
popular opinion that the youthful mind is a cheat of
blank pepsr to be written on, and not alma whose vital
organism is to be developed. " Lost and Boond 0, is
by ars. if. B. Smith, wife of Pr‘ofermr Smith, of the
Union Theological Seminary, and describes the last
JUNIN fable Cape, In Clinton Place, And 'what came,
of it.
The song of the Trinity Bells , ' is a jingling rhyme
of the chime. "Sally Lewis sod her Lovers" is de
scriptive of the vacillations of a country tenons, be.
tweet' twe swains. Oosmopobte•Bill of Fare!,
Mabee up, In agreeable style, the miens deliamies of
all notions from Greer/laud to Australia. '4lOl/init.
ntAprlP"is a poem by Wits dames O'Brien. "Bars"
is a discussion of the pleasures derivable through the
organ orhearing, by B. T. Tuokerman—who now by
common consent ranks as our Ent American isasylet.
'•lisle an hour with lir..litans, the Spiritualist,' gives'
an scconot of the private manner of the moat celebrat
ed "Medium' , of modern days, who di/Ova hie talents
before emperors end princes. and coodeoends to give
them advice. Mechem's " Virginians" concludes the
list.
The funeral of Mike Walsh took place yesterday, and
was one of those unusual demonstrations that °noir
only in large cities and with representative-men of *
peculiar character. He was a Iran of talent, 'but
altegether impractioable He was sought by men in
position ,for his influence with those among whom
hie time, was mostly passed; but those very as.
eosdatioos, coupled with hie unfortunate habits,
precluded. him from enjoying the publle rempeo•.
The funeral was Imposing. It' was not an assemblage,
but a multitude, that gathered to pay the last tribute
of respect; bat the prole:Anent persons of the scene
wore politicians and partisans. The pall bearers were
George Wilkes, JueticeVonnolly; L. I .1471111amr on, az
mgyor Wood, Judge Welch, Coroner O'Keefe, Alderman-
Wilson, and as many more, leap generally known. The
euhlime burial service of the ;episcopal 01=011.w/a
read over his remains, and, with decent ceremonial,
they were dePosited in the cemetery at Cretin wend gizmo
the funeral of Bill Poole there has been no !MA Con
course of the memento a Inners' prooessiOn in Meer tark.
Ah! what might not this man have been, with other
and nobler surrattndings than those which hemmed him
in and pressed him down throughout hts career?
Notwiflistanding the remora thitt float about respeet-
log the approaching hegira of Niblo from his present
attractive locality, I carp state that nothing whatever
is Nettled definitively relative to the dleposlUon of the
whole bletropolitin Hotel property. For several
weeks to come, nt all events, Niblo end his capable and
affable first lieutenant, Wm. A. Moore, will continue to
receive the public at the ourrent fifLy-cent rate. One of
the rumen, dying around la, that Mr. Stuart, who hes
the fee of the property, is about to lease bin present
marble dry-goods palace to Delmonimo, and build an
edifice of colossal dimensions where the Metropolitan
stands, This, however, I merely mention as one of
the toploe of street talk, without any belief in Its ao•
canny,
ivonexcrsCcoßtzsiiiimp*rs. '
Vorreep' oateateAtfft TaiVerile" will 'ttesee beer
in Woe tits follatitelrotei:
'
,
.000swmteastmy Rizt l -„be pfeo usifflifel th•
pima of the writer. Th i aider ecerestnem ha
the typography, bat one aide' at the attest ihbould bre
w1i P 44 1 , 7*, 1 , 1. • -
We alum be itiestliobilgiof to iestletifia:
muds, is other ica'nontittrtir*:kaing ve
ourteot ner of tbe dezbt thee lAttietiter"bie antler.
the fesourcree7or
. ;1!;e irtroalog country, As inareac•
of tapulstliiitiOi any haforiast!oa that t a ll be_lnteree
titidof;' , 1. ,
:TRsifli;.
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v - - -14.1TMIINFP.,TWIt M. lan.
Mix° alutgAlltocir as Masaa..+AP.Dobasikansail ,!`
...:..4 I Thdlatti•ToMprirf.l o r . '- , .w..h.
• , Siiiiiii'Osiioo- 4. irlallii v ;;J'ii . 462 :6 ol74•l
compiffilL4.ol4,46l6 . ;'. EkiFiiiiiii; sad bails
. .
.Wlikunaa:4 - 414.eauts , a
- Fww -.VrairalAnairra gramma *W.moiri Dig.
*wig Yfpg".Lifies -
AO*DiNT OP ,117/11i MOW Or
!` 7 " . .. 1.4 1 0 AA:9O so*taat
. MoDasoaaa's - Gamma. - - L.daaattilar > 'ramp
eswi OM Operas, pintainimegiDuiedro sat alashas•
. viarrenel.--..esias Pow OpirsiiDivo
leacautaaktifs,idaampOpagukg, aad Duatact,
domf:Tosrii`and his prifejfdriore - C - Tobin
hid c hid* 'Aldcrmidi Oglityce*day, charged
iritkirecov.,". The 'Clreinziataneee gild *care pecu
liar aid horapboited, and banegiro; riaraloinnett
litt
eitlo oar ..coortri„ :the; nameth VOW: MO,
the dwelling or John, Tobin, aittretil4,lou "ntli
• atitet,-near' South,
.prait;deafroved by Pia, Darlide
nee' Taft @inflict the,-_Eapitoaalrece PoraftleakT for
the( amoant , or-the , MO' end licit r for - the,wed
brought - la M the N Prim: A ninth:Owner n - if,
&gated !the pownikket otatipanyfierlll,ooo,-whichAtitt'...
corporation exesped paying by,gologhatirineollenity;
Thirdefehotitif theleotopriyat,fhothae, if we,riosta.
her arightiwas argon; bat It'enser: - si' VidintitGl by the
IuTT, rtirlkor, triv• - atait ratan
iftr, ended In thivarriset of !oho ~Tchhaniail
Rant la lebiated -Teel* - doennitddi the arson . , end
her Sinshteadalth letup eeeeeeorYto tbr • froteakobtlf
' wife to sat hie 'banding
planners
wilroVixa.
firptionate seta% the planners thivecovt.
Ox Noairiaz
aimed ‘, EvAarilia, a ISierkaix Fatal=
the' chile end
Watson}" of tie : Yoniteei4 ,oO the chile Of
liattey dieted eeverit'beyne b occi:A - a4troni
irrpr thaboasei rObierleallninar.
beck , op:1 Carron afresti_ belnwriiiitaphnt; ‘la Um Nine. -
treat/ weld - sod &and imthe duvet
, tifty,eerea
dollitrs"or covater`eitiiiiiiber ,rr
en o • ••, ea ere evidently Dew. Plrfatlfbiaateak
le alleged to hay,, pissed several of titr conntetfeite at
different plume' lb fhb 'Exec aid Itiihtfe talks dia.
,trintd,,andi visa Woe linkraustedyi bat onerecatater-
Yen ituhrternea flaunt uponher:erreen..- ce,eauster
felt °era foiled In tie home Watinibeekvonre tory
Well 'nem:44,4lnd isalnalited AtiO'derilre: The
basbiad of the , warren ,was arrinn *Cabe.' lad both
bound over by Bei:eider Mien, in allit ma Of PAO
tii appear before the felted iltateirgemoilationer.
W "
A tug or wo guile ow
store-Iteepor *this In ItOrth berretta mini . ? rott
ing for tie - alibi, the gal hi - theibiniher went ant.-Zo
attention vale Paid tkejirciaiatimio . at the time,
_anq =l4. the ttr—wiiioad ikeielt
dants had dropped oat, and that the gait blitiiitt ides.
ptcyfor eight -boacecf ragmen imarteditmsal
neat via only revenant by; a. ventilator la Ititideor
adjicrit - tci the iseiltrie.„ Boma en re.
inUdedly frietit, - sh -sadder:a froth a stroller cease
o ,e nn an in w,yeetileerg i Virginia. by which en eminent
and mash indoemod citizen -lad ht. W.. Lilian,* sad
d.efisre `mere common 'than they 'oaeletja be, ♦ lit.
corearooldrebviitis meth of -the-tioable they neer
alga, and ye hope thia tut trartdeir ineyovittis addi
tional prederice. „,„ 7.
4owitivt,sinitst gogt otianedGettes
ware ameted by fidiCei, 114,14 tuakcoroVeitaestribelly
byAldermio,Oglyeiterdy:rroefette OrAilettall dr*
Aerated' With' ritliiinktialwe r iltai of Wm.;,11. glow,
Nig.; on 114 Iva idnieV aid ' ,4 Vent
Hove dwelling, at= the' tin*, ban • bean - traced
home -ta„tbe priaontre Trowette had .a: prelbadadrr
bearing before the alderman on - the
a aimaa igiarge • day
orlwn age: 4 -
THE Pvazi, SOwAsits ‘l4ll. ofened Atom.
They hare been regrreltedooptaeted.- and maned
id' many' The 'woritinen
.7e4 near *akar the
grounds yesterday with thir bile icon rolTeisi , ieid;iyve
.
.them-the delehleg: terachra. `Thelendselpaleob ii.
yltinelygrnen, pad the :worms esarlably-happy;
the deer aed:poefowl is cone of the rguareanre Males
arrangementi for the mniutlitte otvi tier. to their stun.
. A RORMENd. or two , ' Shied; Lfetit: 3Csgee , df
the mounted pollee, dietovered a 6.'4144 hat Jot
a'arted thelamtier Year' at_ll4 - 11eallioiii - "aborts,
,aver, the rafted .gegot st Chests* fain; Tbi are
was , caused .by oppira, wideb. • bad -Wawa
bv the high *lna from the raking, ore Jorozottve, Bea
yea exilagniehed tb proved pisdois confla
gration.
..r4olut - 11; ;• lituarg, - a • Vainian, wait
milted by AlderoiSbil Cloud , Yoatoolay 'waive to
1101.! to answer the Omits - of iobbilry. , US al
-1 egadjh he, entered IM dinning. of lionjinoto Bove.
'intl. - Ir., noir j'isokforl, dozing- Ow abeam*. of the
family. about a month etude and canipl off a matemr
of article* of watitheahldied and serlind piapeavori•w•
_ Toem e ke -Qeesxey Nebo, liver s at: the , northL,
.
esolt corpse of Oltlpp availed Booth :misses; hem-bean
Amsted on the chug*_ of ieeetetaeCieoeit.!steden
Hugh prsta., Pit& !silo , ;agate : whe!e ,ilemete -from
hie cell lotto ilathm- boars tip tiotioed to
litiotliesPart'of thlioolumo." " ,
SiifirEt 11,00i.eliip
of'tliefuE ti id Ge'orgie; /F .
nstionicifValtatt, lite fecniiiibent. , We
bwie, on: ruck oliosiiiiie; tees undei oblisitliiis to Ur.
Nutat for his etteetiees tur,.ond helms Our hest
wishes loliie'retirefeent. -
4i a 441101:12' yesterday :m . prning,lll
pile or shivioge in theirriatteotiohAW„ aciehlopt-milcol
ebep.lio ' Ose North Beioud egisit„wps set on ere. int.
elsothr with the 'film:allow of' eestroyitly the
The flumes were pot Onttelthinitteihig hoy etzione
. - Titx. - -GB.* ifo:l4394rutrigfonild -
waxieed traf bills mums the' Mom-, Idedlidvid sad:
Morgaii, *ls burglars wbo Arm, artrettd
aroma Somers luta - Len7. - and ',Wise arriad add som
adttal have beenaoticad. in-theed - eidannaoi -
A 0017P.LX of bnnebee bf deep litvititig aa =
previa. and. a Mesa of the earNerit of the, 'early peas,'
brese been means by Xs: Er tire* pro : plaint of the ;d
-roner, Howse, No. 10 and 12 Booth Seventh irtreet." Poe
this attentions „rro acceptable and aeastinabler," much
thanks. " - • . • ,
Htron DaAktn, whose ariosi on thi ehargen - f
oolaniatting aniai:ylAiiglarte;ltu been not3e4o‘, and. who -
'vita confined hi the Eighth yard atattotkonsa,foreed
Me call open on Monday afternoon, aid Made ble escape.'
Reiser Gevrre, charged with iominitting
several burglaries lately, bas been arrested.
THE COURTS.
TISTXRDAY'S PROORMDMiIIo
Repotted tot The Prue l
- Earriuma Cotrar—Chief Justice Lmirie, and
itiatieea .Woodvard r motegison,' sin& ttrorg - filmset
Polio re. .the County of. Norlhamptert. Thin vac an
action brOught'in:the Warta common Pleas of North
eroptcin county by the elsintiff,' a County Treasurer, to
retwier • bill ono to lam.'
esboOn_ in...l7vaegeet., 'net. to Common Pleas. of
Northampton. Argued by lioeggi for plaint"; in error;
Ruler inn @sok far Vetandanb fir amt..
80Inter , a appeal Oertlorart , to Orphans' Court of
Northounron county. Pox and porter for appellants;
Were, Reeler, and Omen for appellees, Appeal
quashed. :
Bsekenetoes re. 'Attder. 3lrror to Goo:upon Pleas of
Lehigh. Argued' by Reeder fur _plaintiff to error, and
Brown for di fandants to error.
, Division of Ifork'stowaship; IhnUorael to Quarter
&atone of Northampton Argued by Porter for plain.
tff in error ; Jones and Reeder for ,
Nxei Pawn—Justice Ritad.—Saran (Tooke,
byher next M 0,144011 Garter, ye: G. W. - Werth and
Joanne Wait "yids wife An action to re easter damage&
by the plehitiffe for en alleged false imprisonment and
an assault lad' battery. , Verdict for the defendants.
James Pronty 're. Sarah Ann pecan and George
linhu,,admitilettetoth of Joseph Brown, deceased.- An
action um a book accomicto summer the amount due
for certain goods alleged to have been sold and Matter
ed. Jury out. , ,r _
• TherrED STAT.SIS DISTNOT ('incur—Judge
Cadwalader —Yesterday morning the ease of Jahn Mor
timer and - Tbomtut Mebane ' charged With revolt and
mutiny on board of the bark Limy Bogg* to refining
to obey commands, and with result and battery on the
captain and mate. was resumed,and le stilt on trial.
The Jury in the can of Lewis Peter. of Lancaster,
charged with passing counterfeit coin, being antith to
agree, hive been ensile dircharged. Is the inten
tion of District Attorney'Van Dyke to try Suter a thLd
tlma,, • '
Qua-STIR SznioNe—Judge LutTloeirtaao
Johnson Plead guilty to the iirdienyof WOO chickens.
deferred. •
'Joseph Ultima, who was aeinitted preViebilj on the
charge of receiving stolen _ geode, ;was put on Wel yet
lerday morning on another bill of indictment, charging
him With - receiving a 'eke& stolen front the residence
of Mr. NOTOtOIII, No. 1819 Green atthat
After the Merest of If. U. Karim, the burglar, Lieut.
Patton • called at the Jettison home to get the . goods
selen,from the howl. of Mr. Dormers, but mule not
fled them. The nest day Jackson brought thereto the
stationthouse. When the officer - drab called Jackson
denied ell Iteowledge of them F atterearde,Wthers 'the
articles were named, Jackson produced them.
Mar lon, wife of F, lit. Marton, testified that she. at the
instance of Mr 'Jackson, - ripped obt a small plies from
the sleeve of a coat, he saying that be yacht take it to
the tailors and MT that be had boated tt out and have
another piece set in. She *lra old that Mr Jackson
wita fully aware of the fact that Marlon was triaged In
burglarious operations—that he called him up at night
,to go on his expeditions—that be bid the goodie and fur
nished candles sad a slow match to blow op , a fan
proof ,
Merlon and his wife occupied two rooms or the hotel
rental. by the de oxidant, sod when the r . goods-were
stolen they were token up into
- these room theoughthe
bir.room of the defendant
Sergeant Poole testified thathe went to the house of
the defendant, from information received, to search the
rooms of Union, and while there he as ked thedefen
dant it he knew where any goods were, end he replied
that he did not know - anything &bow them
searched the henna, but was tumble to End any grade
which he could tenotedite.
?dn. Marion testified that when - .Taaasee heard that
Nee husband was arrested, be sae his wifecame Into her
room and told bee. that they would take all the combo
which bad been stolen away to Mrs. Jackson's mother's,
as the tome would be searched. Thus wee the tenon
the officer was unable to find any stolen - goods when the
search was node. •
Veanois Nadu testified that he went out of the tone
at dd o'clock to rob plane, and would ono beck to the
defendant's home early th e next morning; that tirade.
Indent lonia watt up for him until be came home, and
would help biro bring the goals into the house.
The defence was, good character. on trial.
Amns , esn este of.. Literature.
[Tor The PteNo.3 • t
The following is a Latin translation, by 944 ts,
Mount of :thia city, of the fatatilai iittrearj_
rhyme, € There was - si little man, and he had a
little gon,"
Homuoteclus tett,
Inpaoueminto tow, ,
$t ifatdesertnt rintOntn, tenni !met,
A ant tine rkrolum,- •-
Anetlen tun totem, - •
Et peranesn in moil, man, am, am
' Et pereneetrin copal ennm.
Radar.' tdomum,
trorem ad Joan,
Aneendi Janie gee firaem—non, nun
'lSt enittendami
atwaret donritent,
Dr= red 4 et ferret maim—rem, rem
Dam felt ut fetiet roarero.