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risfitOJfrimiom i s£ waswer>s If y
MERINO V HOSIERY *■ AND UNDERWEAR,
: fV 'l 'V?? Ntw'flS-BAUCLAY STRERT, * r ' ! ,*
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•*«>'«* NEW YOHK.
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L^CLOTHSiDOBSKINSiANDOASaiMERKS.
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Vf.i »} OOMMIfISION MBROHANTS. ' >
CLOTHS, DOESKINS. &o.
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TAII^QIiS’TBIMMINGS.
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. ; , IMPORTERS, AND JQBpERS OK : ,: ! ' '
011 OTH9 ? 0 AWSIM EUBSj T B 8 XIN GSi
MEN -km>xMOVßt -WEAR,
{ ; v.,f : SO. S3SMARKETRTIIHET; ! '•'"
, i ,'c i * •
FALX :IMPDRT.ATIONfIJ, _ .
TOSrhioh tiwfinvito'ti* attention of nirohaaors oCroob
finofi+i o %.{) jni.Ui-'-? r-:,tl l tVnUffiMp ~
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-. Mr Oar Btook* Mleoted in the best Eurojpeiui market*
complete.•>. i_:
SMITH,'.''
NOS. 513 MARKET!,' Uid ilO COMMiRbESTS. .
I ,f - f '• c : i -4*t**i ?"' ''*' >” >1 i 1 u }
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AMERICAN : 4ND. EUROPEAJ( .'FABRICSj*i
■-.',') ; ; o'uii own.imlortation, ■ T l r
And brooghtdireotfrom th#Mamifaotar«rs. .1 j '•
We haviraanr atyUrof STABLE GOODS, enpeoiaUr
'u- l < : " ? si - »*• V • ."I '
H&aufaohirad Soi? ahdednfin&d axctvutvELt to
; OVK»ELfSS#< -i»n "n<l i ' i <) aufi-frawlra
'h iWtORTERS AND 'wHOLESiLErbftALEks'," ;
;s;ii J'wc'-A .-//1..;f ‘i:.: < ; *' f •>•'/->.■ u< m] . j
j,,,,. i , v « j.j >fiJ’H'jAia :*■ ..* '. ,;\
i)RY GOODS,
438JtARSiET,ANi)j4S3MEilCiIANTSTRBET8,
„ ! r;‘ ' Ate.howreoeivinrffcnn Europe’their i .
; i, ' > ;FALI/ IMPORTATIONS,
.Embracing n fuß’aseortment oC goods adapted to the
preiant aefcaonV These, withthefrhome purchases, in
H ,f rto,'b,{ -
wißenabler them-to offer to the TYade one of the meat
. r - j •
I i CASH AND SHORT-TIMEBUYKHB ‘ ; .
•« :*cj ?.» {i r qrr: r ’u jv. .7-' ‘ - j.- f
A» ; ieapectfuUyeel»oited to.ex&nune this stookr before'
.putoharing,, ■ *t ) ; :r: .apfcfmtrftii ■*
;: SttBLEY, MOLTEN; A WOODRUF| , ) ;
;«^'i' L SXBBaST,'' .. .
;,y ; :v: : . .;'#ss&;>,•• v,, ~i - ■
jKvil* 'thf fteir ohoioe and pom
v'.V 1 ' -. ' i V'.'
- ~ r i, BJIK,i>RPSB, 4ND XdNCY.QOODB, j
■;'ii .?<-' bie.r. .»• • '' '
jASiKI CAMPBELLSi CJO.,
•> >
;
’.-.■'l 1 -! : -Y DR YGOODS, . Y' .'
LJNBNff, WHITE ,O<5ODB, CLOTHS. , I '' ’
■ \ ..v -«;it biSBIBOiIiIEB,'HEAIIKE^B f fttf
7. SO. 304 MARKET STREET. ’ I ■'
SuM*q m;?, \ j *.*?* ■ ■- , v
' ;v. : \; ■; ’ •
i Havenow In Btote their uniat
p&if is
W.- OORNERFOURTH AND’ILARkET BIS.
a mm*?.' i ...
& CO.,
; IMPORTANDJOBBKRS ' .
■' ’ ' i bir
FANCY DRY GOODS, :'
: MOB . tit MARKET, AND 894; COMMENCE STS.
, .“'' /Jltow SIXTH. -f‘ '•
/; Having Just removed to the-above location, are.now
opening a new and Very desirable Stook pf Cloodfl, 1 cm
.bfacing every variety ta { their line, which ,&ey oflhr to
the'’trade at the' lowest ‘jhaVVet ‘oj' sp
proyfed credit. ,WV.ITw H.^aufrlm
EERRIS.& CO-i ! .,
■ r importers of ' •: , ' 1 .
■- /
~. .. , ~ , No.
N 08.328 MAHKDT i BT.,ANDS3B'COMMF.ROE ST.
y,‘«SR <&r Stogie' «*6Bw' lw.» Member of ,tha fii
-•EUROfEAN MARKETS. 1 .! j
*■ ftW*Jm - -'• 7 * J '‘, 1 *
. WOOft;‘MARSH, &;HAY\yAliDj
* IMPORTE RS
i ’ii ‘ ! AND '* '‘ •' ‘ '’■
■ ■’ WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ’
DRt 'GOODS AND! CLOTHING.
' " N 01309 MARKET STREET.
' PHILADELPHIA.
' . Kail and WintarßtooV »owoompiere find rfladr for
.’foretf. 1 . ---■ "j • ’T - . ■" aius-Jm,-
: i^o.,v
if : -
.Ho.■" 42 6 MARKET BIBBET, r..
(And 414 COmmeroistreeti) ; ~ i
, „ '
Our stoqk, especially ,a<iepte4 to Soutliem and West
ern U Vow l«ffe aad ; c6mplate ln ev6ry p^rti
1. ~, ‘ ‘i. 1 j/. .' i- . ...... aufiptf
1859 FALIi 1859
'/OAxiE.BfDSS;* WXTBE^^S.'
(bit MARKET, AND 818 COMMERCB STREETS,
: ' IMPORTERS 'AND JOBBERS . ;
>KD - • , ' .
, FANCY GOODS,
Havp noir a complete ttoolc, to «Moh thflf invito tli? at-
/* ■ / ai:s-im
y, j-‘ 1 '•
* 00,
SSTMARKET ST., ANDSiO CHURCRALLEY,
: tftbir ■ ,
r , BALE ANP ■
, ir r stapleANd.fanoy; .
v. ,74X> •
.To Whioh they mvito tho ottention at. ;•' ■ i.
CASH AND PROMPT BHORT-TIME BUYERS.
, jBB49*»^AwWMMey- ■
G GOODS,
'JJoUSeKePMS, ' :
housekeetinlj;
.W’i 11'fi'ml' tpo lAreest nnd mcnt usatul atook of
hoMekiept ny ahd'uiefal artioleem the city, compriitng
ttfeftXMw;VPQ3fe f jd*t- refoeived froM Europe. 6t a kind
r WMfcefoto foe eale, in Philadelphia, at • the warerooma
dfiicr&vrlfj c.ij r,-i! •£;? . . • { &
STREET,;
I (,W-fmwtf aboye ninth,
S I LKS
i[ - T :AtjG-usTv-2e s ; 1859.
.WHOLESALE CJ.PTHINP. 1 v
' ,J "I MANUFACTURERS AND jOBBBHS : :
" ■ -; •■ l!i i>’ !' OP '■'* ■’ ■ ,
~ ... COMMON, MEDIUM, AND '
.F.INH- OLO T H I NO.;
We’ invite speoUl etidntionto ouroorhpleteline bf
■' MAOHINE-MANUFAOTUP>BD:OOODB. j
« NOS. ,484 MARKET, .& 419.-RCHANT t STS.
■ eus-3ra ' , - • ;■./ - . .' w , -
' ! ,; r
,; Ai- ; W^OIiBSAIiE;' 1 :
0. HARK'NESS & 3ON,
/'• /, ‘tWMABKiBTBTREBT,' •; !. ' .
iOUTBKAST COBNKE OF t'otSTlif e?Wl*» ,
■> • : ■ } 'Offer-for'saie.pnlhemoEt,- *'
if tp e it.Ar,;t'e,e,m;s ;
■ ■ 1 ' ' A new end extenidvo.rtoolt of . ' ,
1 FALL AND WINTEr 'cLOIHINO, ;
‘ . .. * yH». T •»,/„
BOUTHEEH AND WESTERN TRADE,
to wmca;. ' . ,'V-I;- 1
THEYINVira’THE. ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
J;K-gm i.| ; *■ i ■
BOOTS'AND SHOES. I ,
g; P. ‘WIXjEXA'M&:&’ i GG)..,
’ . . NO. 18 BOUTK FOURTH STREET,'
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,)
'• Haw-how on band a full awortment of Butoni and
Phitadelpbia wo A, to which they Invite thh attention .of
Spnthern and-Western Merchants. . , oliiA Sm
; J^EENE,. STERLING, : .& : F.RAN?CS,: :
WHOIIESALEDEiLERS
;;f. /; ,■ \\ A - r A ! 1 '
BOOTS A3ST3D SfioßS,
r / - NOV 413'ARCH BTHERT.
Purohoaere viEiting the,city wiU plewe onll'and exe
mine their atook." :• ,aui2-2m -
"V
‘ OF ’*■
, , BOOTS--An©: SHOES. '' ,
j OBEPHH. THOM BON * Co./
-/"I 814 MARKET STRHET, •'
.. Hpvenowon hsadalaage stock o(
BOOTS AN© SHOES .
r ; :*y •' ,'.v' ; a o< .; ; y , 'v.- ■' ‘ :
ByBRY VARIETY, EASTERN AND CITY' MADE.
- Pnroh«»er* vifiMn* the dt/wil! Weeae ball anil «*
.amifao their.rtook, ' , ; ' ! '' ' iraB-tf '
:^SeE
WHOLESALE DEALERS
B O OTS AND S.H OE S,
‘ . NO. 912 MARKET STREET.
auJUm . ,
.gOOTS, SHOES, & STRAW GOODS.
1888, FAB© STOCK, 1859.
HADDOCK, REE©. & GO.,
: . i .{j,. t '-1 ■!,' <
, 498 AND44O MARKET BTRSET. ;
OOODS. ’'huel2-lm.
LEyiCK. rasin, & CO.,
i BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE '
AKD ;
KAN U FAGTOUT,
' No. 60SMARKET .
1 We have mnr on JiaGd an extensive Stock of Boots
and Bho*s ( t>f ali description*,of otriownand Easts*#
■ Manufacture, to irhiohvre invite the attention of South*
em Md Western buyer* • auJJ-Sm
W.MoOURDY & SON,
391 CHESTNUT STREET, (3d FLOOR.)
lADIESV MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S' BOOTS,
SHOES, AND GAITERS,
Manufactured expressly for the Retail Trade, aull-3m
J # tSS M. SAUNOJBRS.
, * NO. 34 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
, Merohante’Hotel>r'
11 Colt the attention of buyers of ,
BOOTS AND SHOES
To their Stock, which ernbraoeu a general variety of
PHILADELPHIA. ANJ) NEW ENGLAND
Manufactured soods. / ,; aulMm
SEWING MACHINES.
& WILSON,
‘ ' 'KirmvaoTVßina edafe *'
BEWENG MACHINES!
to* ftli othere for seneral-use, and for'
BBIRT MAKERS; TAILORS, AND DREBSMAKHRB
■ NEW STYLE ONtTt FIFTY DOLLARS i
i ' ( i... . oyricEflj
dSCheatnuf Street, Philadelphia.^
'■ ‘ ywestStateStreet,Trenton.N.’J.
: Over John Titos s,Store, Hatton, Pa.
f Saet Gay StyeetfWiaet Cheiter. f
■• ■ WLrfPSft&Jil: ■ .
/ > Permahenf Otßbss will be opened jhortly* by me, in
Aeftdinf, Allentown, and Lanoaeter, Penna.
~ .1 ' : ; HENRY COY, AMnt
jny7*4m !■ , t . •
HARDWARE PACKAGE HORSES.,
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.-rWe
would respcotfully oall tho attention of the. Gen
eral Hardware Trade tortiir oxtoneive Stock of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE, whieh .wo offer at a small
advance,by the package.,, • ‘
' Orders for direct importation solicited, and Goods de
livered either in this city, Nw YoTkiorNewOrle^ns.
: *. ■ -, . W. (J> woVflo oc oon« ■
- 411 COMMERCKStroot,
Importing and Commission Merchants.
And Agents for Foreign and Domestio Hardware^-
/■MTHOLESALE • GUN HOUSE.
J, *v : Wc offer’ to the I 'attention of the Wholesale
?®'LA'R&STABSORTMEN SN OP Y GUN a AND
Etienne,,we are prepared to ofvsu fbom stock, or to
; FAVORABLE TERMS.
MANUFACTUEING-dyR OWN RIFLES, w. pt»-
n'Ml'SWMllte'iCOKS, CAPS,
Flaak., Horni, Pouohca, Triff era, *o., itt Isrjo vartsty,
a JUSTICES & QO.
' fil North'FIFTH street* Philadelphia,
gf CLIFF. Street* New York. , a.ue-lm.
TpAbKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.
JT We offer to the trade, at a smale advawck,
v^^awvjß®reSajfe.“ fa,BBP, iT
WADE * EUTOHMJ, o ftnd -WOSTENHOLM'S
HASENCLKyEfi'a : and hardware
,6
PHILIP S. JTJSTICE&CO.
, 21 North PjEtH Street, PhiWdolphli.
fif CLIFF Street, Now York. ■ • auh-lm
CIOAKS, I‘OBACCO, &c. !
MEBINO, >■
!, ■ ' 140 SOUTH FRONT STREET, '
' ' Has in store and bond, and
Offers for Sale, a.Large Assortment of
; , CIGARS, '
. Received dlreot frora Hav'ana.ofoholoeand favorite
Brands. _ auft-tf
HARNESS, BRIDEE LEATHER, &c.
SADDLEBT
' " ‘ MANUFACTORY,'
, , M. J. LXJKENB & CO,,
! ■ No. Sl2 MARKET’STREET,
. ; PHILADELPHIA,'
WeßtefßEwl..
FANCY PRY GOODS JOBBERS^
jp^AE : ©Vr''- 18 5 9.
; ‘’SITER, JAN -COLIN, &;GI,ASS,'
1 IMPORTERS
• ’ Ahd- ' 1 ''
r. ~. ’• wholesale dealers in ■
MOSIERVj GLOVEO, FANCY GOODS, Etc., '
.'A ' No, 423 Market-street, ■
MB : lin " . AboceFbußTH, PHILADELPHIA.
gOHAFPEB & ROBERTS,
. , ;L. ; . 1 429 MARXRT STREET,
■ . , IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
' -i - :or ' ■
HOSIERY. GLOVES, -,
, , . SMALI, WARES, COMBS, ,
B , R H?. HE8 ’ I'ODKJNO.OLABSES,
„ , GERMAN, and FRENCH FANCY GOODS, '
•' ‘ ,I 1 ‘ ' " *Aitb >*' “ 1 •'
TAILORS’TRIMMINGS. ’ :»H5-3m
U-pUHmNG&O©., a
:.' No,. .2® and 23 NORTH FOURTH; STREET,
Are now receiving, liy snccnsaivo arrivals, from Europe,
t. ■:. , .THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS . ■ ' '
'j\, , ENGLISH AND GERMAN ' „ ' -
- -'.'M-.O'-S 1..,®-R.%Y
, .-y't’gloves; and' Small wares, -
:. WOOLLEN YARNS.
, ■ -MAfOTNE'SKIING .SILK AND
And eoliait a:!. inayocbnn of their eomplete' and well.
• *}.!-. *?■ ■( ■■* >.* h ~ , -
VJrll*BiA r , RBPnorALLY; ADAPTED TQ i ■
■ I SOUTHERN, AND' SOUTHWESTERN TRADE. ,
gURNETT, SEXTON, &-SWEARINGEN,
-I, ! ArenowqnehinnattlielLSWre,' ' ,
- NO. 409 MARKET SIrRrI?, ' •
r. Above FOURTH. North aide, •
• - ; wamiiv, .
FANCY DRY GOODS.
1 ’' ' 4 VyW f *lheikoWMlWoß'fAT!o*t
end, a«leetigfr,^l\ich r Uier offaf for,sale.to>hnyers from
all parta of the u Klatea. on the moat .renaonahle
terma; ftus-2m-
jMABTINS. PEDDLE, !
; . \& haMbigk;
. ImporterijMiddealera jn - f. ,„< r j •
; HOSIERVrGLOVEa, AND PANCY NOTIONS,'
. v r NO. 30 NORTH .FOURTH STREET,
’a -. ’' -Five doors below the. Merchants’; Hotel,
Offer forwle Hie most complete stock of Goods in their
lino tobefgihd-iii the UNtrxn SrASKSpbonaisting of
•• ■■
UNUEMHIRTSRtidDRA'W’ERB.-* -
LINEN.-BOSOM'8H!lQ‘8-and < CPLrjA3IS,
tINEN CAMBRIC HDiCFS. Ai SHIRT FRONTS.
. LAD IRS' -ELfASTfC, BEliTfl.with' olaspa of en
\fjth, an endless variety of - NO
- to whiofi therinvite the attention or • '
~ FIRST-GLASS AND SOUTHERN
BROTHER, & BREWSTER;
SORTH' FOURTH STREET.
• - HOSIERY.
. , CfiLOVES, and . ' .
FANCY GOODS.
'. We have iv fine stock of Imported and Domeatio Goods,
particularly adapted to . ! ' f
’SO V'& H H R-N ’ TRADE,
of firat-o)asa buyers,
aufrJm ' '■ ; -J v V M ‘ '•
' CIB\fAIN MATERIALS.
rjlQ SOUTHERN * AND. 1 WESTERN
MERO-PANTS, '•
- - SUIING .•
•VVINDOWBHADES,
Slow HOLLANDS,
WINDOW-SHADE FIXTURES,
■ . CURTAINS, or-
LIN MATERIALS.
wl'Hl&NlfcY PATTEN,
; ~,11- ‘ 630 CHESTNUT STREET,
. Offers for’rnßpeoiion to buyers a full line of the above
|fo6da, raanufaetbred and Imported expressly for the
, . Vi ALL TRADE,
\ .Which are offered to th* Trade at prioea that defy
EMORY, ,& CO., , ..
NO. 33T MARKET STREET.
. Importers and Jobbers of
HOUSE-FURNISHING DR3T GOODS,
' BLANKETS, QUILTS, TOWELLINGS, fco„ Ac.,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
“ • . And Sole Agenta in Philadelphia for .
HUQV E N 0 T SHEETINGS. .
•- r- ■ :aul3-lm■
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
& 00.,
CARPET MANUFACTURERS, ’
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN. '
, Also. Importers Dealers in
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTING-, RUGS, &C.
WAREHOUSE 609 CHESTNUT BT., ,
(Opposite the State House.)
Southern and Western buyers' are respeotfully invited
tooall. : * • ' • - au(-gm
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
SMITH, & CO.,
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUF.ENSWARE.
PITTSBURG AGENCY,
GLASS, NAILSi Ao., deliveroil from the Fnctory
. AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
GRANITE BUILDING, No. S North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
flue-fm&wtf ' J ; ; .
TPURNBULL, ALLEN,
& CO.,
’ NOS. S 3 AND 93 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
, and
Wholeaat. Dealer, in, -
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENBWARE.
PITTSBURG'GLASS AGENCY.
. Merchant, euppliecl -with Glare at Manufacturer’,
prloe.. . . ...
JgDYU & STKOUD,
" Importers and jobbers.
Havo bow on hand a complete stook of
QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE, and ! ' . '
• FRENCH AND, ENGI.ISH CHINA,
At their Or,p Stand. No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
'l,or
jgr yoa pixxaßpßq Qt.ass. ■ e' aug-am .
" : , MARBLE WORKS.
MARBIJB WORKS.
' Ha. oonatantly on hand a vary laraa assortment o
MONUMENTS,
ENCLOSURES, and
GRAVE-STONES,
Of various designit made of the'finest ;
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES,
Which he will sell at greatly reduced prices. Is Also
prepared to execute orders upon the most favorable
terms, and respeotfully invites the publlo garioraUy to
examinh Ids stock before purchasing eisewhero. . .
ADAM STEINMETZ,. '
Monumental Marble. Work,,i -
RIDGE AVENUE,’ below Eleventh etreet,
aplS-m Tv fHJra . . , Philadelphia.
HARDWARE.
rjiRUITT, BRO„ & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
hardware,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, 40.,
529 MARKET. STREET. 530
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
aus-Sm . PHILADELPHIA.
jygOORE, HENSZEY & CO-,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 42T MARKET, AND 416 COMMERCE STS.,
aoB4m PHILADELPHIA,
ALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HOWELL &, BOUHKE,
IT SOUTH FOURTH. BTREET, (pxLow ManaKT),
ANB OPPOSITE MERCHANT STREET,
- Have on hand a large and splendid assortment of
walll And !
WINDOW PAPERS,
To which they invite tho attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS,
su2{-?m 1
r: '. FRIDAY, AUGUST . 26, 1859.' ■
SometbingMoreAbout |he ; Conjnrer.
j • Hpw,M, RppERT-HotnxN , devoted rhimself,
for years, to the, acquire went of that dexterjty,
delicacy of touoh, and rapidly of .sight /vybioh'
contribute ao largely to. make perfection ip tho
art of Conjuration, tor : sleigbt-of-handi iWd
showed.in s-preceding.artlcle. ,’Ho determined
to succeed;- apd; afterrencountering numerous'
difficulties, among .which Poverty placed her
feet, most ■ appallingly .and- most 'persistently
od.hiß hearmi tlie resuli Wagsuj6coss.:'., ; j -Mu'
■■ Driven back,-by pecuniary difficulties,| Into
bis paternal, occupation of mending watches
and clocks—compelled to,,work for, his dally
bread instead^ of devoting his, hbdrs tq/study;
to in'ventiorii' til,practice; and to' observation—
Robert-Houmn. continued thus to cam. a
.bare sbb4istenco :for |iis/ftmily. ‘ The inoro
extended,his business,’however,, theJOss 1 timb :
at his own disposal for tho Work which Wasto’
build tip future iamo and fortunoi Had bis
hands been full of work!’ how could he have
invented; his celebrated alarum-clock?’bow
could he have discovered the. secret pf Vxv
-oanbon’s automaton Duck?;how;,have, de
tected, the mystery of "Ml PB'KHitppintis'fß-,
' The alasjmi-cloclf is thus described by ilotr
uinhimself:'’ “Youplaced it by your side;
when yoii went to bed, ’ ahd .’at; the hour do’-"
Sirodj a poaVaroused the sleeper, while, at tho
Bamotimo,,arcadyiighte(lcandlecaraeontfrom
asmalfhox.’? Bygg'ed’inclij'tiiis Inventippwas
appreciated, as soori as seen." The. numerous
4ealors o'fclocks, Watc)i£a,',.and l ' t fa.nfcy .ijirticies
in, Paris were .so wonderfully delighted,wjitli'it;
that they ordered largo numbers, and; to meet’
this supply, HoitMN,had tohlroa great'work
shop, and employ several artisans to assistjhim..
For a time, therefore, Poverty was driven froni'
his hearth. , A | "
J Wo-have alluded to his detection of .the
"trick in 'Yadoanhon’s ,celebrated .automaton
Duck. This was one of the most celebrated
piocos bf inodeyh mechanism, npd Hopdin,
like,all others,who, saw it, was not allowed, to
touch it.. There .was tho figure,of a Duck,,
which tho pxhjbitor placed in a; vessel of
W#ter, ~ it fioatpd, drank! dabhled .with itsbiili
quacked, like tho living- animal; put, out if b
head to tako . up. seed’; 'swallowed, . digested,
and evacuated it by the ordinary
The way In' Which this was done waS-simplo
enough, (when found, out,),
latcs it thus: “ A vase, containing seed steeped
in Water, was,plated 1 before tho bird. (Tho
motion of the, 'bjil, in dabbling crushed tlio.
food, and facilitated its introduction into,a
pipe , placed tiemoath, the blower bill, 'ihe
Water and seed thus,swal!owed foil into a,bout,,
placed under tjiolbirrf’s' stomach,Which was
■ emptied pvory three or four days!‘Tho other
part of the operation was thus. effected:
Bread-crumb, colored greeri,.was expelled by
a forcing pump, and carelUliy caught ;og;p
silver salver, as the result of artificial diges
tion, This was handed around to bo! admired,
while tho ■ ingenious, trickster laughed'in his 1
sleeve'at the credulity of the public.’’—ip
this, as in ail automata, the movements Were,
made by clockwork: ' '
Wo would gladly extract here, but for . its
length; M. RoBEaT-HiJumN’s very ' curious
and interesting history of tho Automaton Chess
player, which played'and won its first''game, on
the ltith October, 1706. Tlie drat person, who
sat in the machine! and played all challengers,
was' a- Polish! officer named WoWoskir,>whQ
had lost both of'his legs in battle, and had un-,
usual .skill iq tho game._ Mi nEKEWpEhnt qtef,
and played'wfiu -luni and! his supe
riority suggested’ - th‘d. Idea' of; tlloAtitpnjatqq
Chessplayer.' 'This, chef d’ahtvre was invented
Snd. finished in three months.”’ ‘"j 1‘
, Having mMe’as many’df Ilfs howly-jhvOntpd
alarum-clocks aS 1 Paris could then purchase,
M. RoiiEHT-HomoN again found himself ln low
water. At thoeiid of the month a notp fell
duo for 5100, and no means to pay it. ’ lIP was
full of the idea of constructing a writing-and-,
drawing automaton, to vthich spectators should
! addresS questions and receive answers, cither,
in writing or in cmblenis. In that state, of iin
pecunipsity known as’ being «liard-up,” llon
nis remembered a wealthy 'curiosity-dealer,
who, he fancied, might assist him. Finding
this person, to whom'lie communicated his
idea; it was cagorly received, and a bargain
struck on tho spot. The sum bl‘ $1,00(1 was
the price of tho automaton, as yet oxisting'only
in the inventor’s brain j one-linlf paid .down,
and the remainder to be receivable on the com
pletion of the machine, in eighteen months.
Thus relieved,' for a time, in his worldly! cir
cumstances, Houbnt resoiVed to work blit hip
great idea ■in utter solitude. - His family and
friends remonstrated! hut, leaving his business
uhder the control of one of'his wPridnen, he,
withdrew to, Belleville, not a great distance
from Paris, whero lio so completely isolated
himself that liis wife and children saw >him
only twice a week—on Thursdays, when they
dined with him’, and on Sundays, when be
passed the day with'them in Paris.
The work of invention went on, however,
and this' modern Frankenstein thus relates
how, filler a' year’s' labor upon it, his new
creation behaved:
' “After many doubt? as to tho success of my ; en
terprise, the solemn moment arrived wheml should
make the. first trial, of my writer. I h&d;?pen{ the
whole*dov"in'giving tho Inftt touches to’
matoo, ! which sat before me as if awatiing'tny or
ders, and prepared to answer tho-que&tions I asked
it. I had only to press tho spring m .order to enjoy
the long-awaited'reßuti.’ My heart beat violently,
and though I was alone, 1 I trembled'with etinitiori
atthe were,thought of this imposing trial. ) ...
“I had just laid the first sheet of paper before
iny writer.' and asked Kini this question:
“ • Whois the author of .your Doing?* v> *
‘t I pressed,tho spring, and the clockwork began
aoting. I dared hardly broatho through fear of
disturbing tho otioVations. ' Tho automaton bowed
to me, add 1 could not’fefrain from smiling onjit as
oh jny .own: son. But whon I saw.thq eyes fix an
attentive glance on! tho paper—whop the arhi, a
few seconas boforo numb'and lifeless', begajn to
. more and,trace my signature, in a firm'ham} wri
ting—the tears started to my eyes, and I forvontly
‘thanked Heaven for granting mo 'such’ success.
And it was not alono.the satisfaction-I experienced
ps inventor, but the certainty I had of ,being 'able
to restore some degree of comfort to n?y family,! that
caused my deem feeling of gratithde: •“ ■ ! _
“iAftcrmakfngray Soria repeat my signature a
thousand times, I.gavo it this question: ‘ What
o’clock is.it?’ ' , * ri ■ , 1
“ The automaton, noting jn obeaionco to a otook,
wrote: *lt is 2 o’olook in the morning. l , ; •
“This was a very. timely yarning.- I- profited
by it, and went 1 straight to bed, Against my ex
{tectations, f enjoyed a sleep X had hot known for a
ong tirnb.” < ' •: ’ ; . ’ j -i ;
. This truly; wonderful, piece of mechanism
lias never, been surpassed. Its rivals and jprb
cursor# were, tho Duck, Flute-player, land
Tambourinist of Vaucanson ; tho speaking
heads of the‘Anns Micap, which iitterpd sore*
ralwords in imitation*of, thp human voice;
tho famous clocks of Lyons and Strasbourg,
in wliicli. tho hours were announced by the
crowing of a.cock, and the Chess-player opM.
de KjEsfPEEEN, which was ft man, and not ‘one
of tho Androides. llovdir’s .automaton jtvri
ting-man was exhibited in Paris, at the Expo
sition of 1844, (which suggested the World’s
Fair of 1851,) and wo wolf remember! tho
curiosity it excited among. all classes* (Vom
Louis Piulmpk on tho throno (already Reel
ing it an uneasy scat) down to thq gay jgrt
jc/fc,-who vwpld ftsk questions about her Icjvor,
and-await the figure’s written reply frith, ill
concoalcd excitement. ,il
An automaton nightingale, made at Belle
ville, by-way' of relief from tho sevorerfcon
struction of tile writing-automaton, turned out
so well, that by its sale, and tho balance jduo
to him before, Houdin possessed $1,400.! On
this capital ho resolved to commence thb pub
lic display of his conjuring art and sleight-of
hand.
In July, 1845, having fitted up a little thea-,
tve, in tho Palais Royal, M. RoBERT-nojibiN
gilYO the first of those remarkable Soirees Fan-,
tastiques, which soon made him world-kn<j»wn.
Terribly frightened, as he was On this d(but>
thb thought of his children gave hlm’couijage'.
Ho succeeded very woli, and the first oncou*;
ragemont ho tedeived was front _his wife, who
ran round between, tho acts, to assure hluijthat
till tho . applause; which had greeted him; was
sterling. In tho-second part of the porfbnn-
-• TWO; CENTS*
ancp, 1 die" was; ’pftnic-striic&i', e» ”
caped, ln. despair 'lie deFeittinfid tb
stop, tut some ap
plauded the re soluticujy saying that ‘‘ he had
foretold, this failure ‘the
.jpiws JyfcC.P?r#dt;e‘rancp ! ;i''’ite. l|ad;a':
small audience, the second tune, hpt his Oxhi-;
hition ;was‘ sh'ccespfiii'; ' He wW
ing expenses for soinp ,tJineVbn!ifa'e ijews : ;
papers m3, ftoni |&ai/epodb,.his.
crowded.'.. F.o^ J several; jedni.tt..
.■%*»; the. ; rpsort .of;
t wondei?.'. ” ..';
jtjlftii tc.calleel jopcl §ight,wjis a Jtotii
„bl? ’ fepturp lu'.th,ese,' pcrfom'apces,.h.ljdtibis
accidentally. disqov.eted .thai hls'-Boijj'a.llid.pf
ee.yeftrs.olj age J |had. ; wpiideS'ul',.«iai)taj
bs to
ppjdhjy.ojfpoth-"
bipation.. To take, ill a-yariety Qf at a ‘
.glfince.la not .remarkable, for, women, possess
..the .faculty,,.and'.praet^,s,t',j j
|Sho ; Veals herself .in. her’ pejr’ ati'chjieohi -«ig
gives a sort of half-ibok all roijnd, in aj semi
A, has, a new bonnet r'thatrifra/Bi. spcjrts a
MW goWii : i ‘thet'&iS' Oyhtrears'it ‘beahtifal-
so on, through the ajpbabet 'of her !
acquaintances. , Jostflo with 'young- Ho ron?.
’latter,
tells ns: • v,.v
“We used topass. my son and I, tolerably qi iekly
i ®“r' 3 . a , 0 Wld’s toy-shop, or ,oue Of vaHouiTo jjeets
- '^e
ahd tried, separately,' whloh of \racoulddeicTlbo
. the l*f|eaVnSbrt o^-66j&fe'l«l!{eIi!-itti'liSilbrtn,
ahle‘to;cnntoh'While pewit! ev I'Dinat owirtbatat
this eieroiab ihy Bon ralichGd i nthljeiehoT to which
Icoulii never attain. He could often aet'aownjfortr
artlcTetf," white I cotifd ***<ll?gethe faras,thirty".
*, *,This. faoulty, which we only acquired with!
mnch yiaina and labor,' was of the 'ereitest Itse tq;
: metier. my.exßibUldhV: for/whilwltiwir ipfcg.ott
with miy .erparimehta/ I ; could itUl' 'iSWTUI flit'
waspisclnwaroandmc, andwiMthui hble tqffie-"
pare .niycelf Tor my’ extrication froth' illirdih--
?S r ,°f dlfijbeitiei. ThrriVed at'lartrat
80‘mnch skiU ln the practice,'that I haveoftein de-
Vißed new.trioka while I was carry Ihgoh ntybbow.
.Onoday, oven,- I latdawager.that l would ahlyea
moilianicaltiroblom while lwsit he eTiir.iMii> 1 con
,ye«»Hoa- ; ;wwfiiiSea of the pleasure? ofh bodn-i
tty life,’ nod, 1 1 calculated;. during; thit tirop.- Ult
pinllma^f;teelß l !’'ie<i~pe,
oessory to obtain certain given JeVbtutlous.WlthWt
failing, for a eingle initant; tO glye pfoper antwOrs.'
These explanations, may mfice to render intillii-'t,
Ble what Wthe eiMStial •Ibaee'dfi£hlileifwriehoß of
Second eight.; I. thatithoreefer .existed;
my son and myself a seoretcorresppndence,'
not tChedefeofed,.by acini'of wKhhTwoaidindlt 1
oitotohtttiWiththogreatestifaoiUtythern'iittibrthe"
i nqture; and.the balk ,9? the,objopts.presented"!)?'
;: th , e , 6 iyi <, ?M O P , ”-i-. ?.-r; v„,!y.':,,.!oofii
t, to lliis of aightj tjf ati-;
striiction,dhis socrot meana of coiniounicatioiV;
therpwas, gradually added an .almost .oiicyclo--
|,pe4io,kno.wlc(lgp jho.name^pf,thing?.: 'Jt'o.
increase this, father and, son, worked' g}lj <iay
long,- nbyer .taking a. walk,.nor ,ei\terlhg., : a
ncty, sight, spithqtit tutn
ing it to acconnt.,: would willingly, extract
sompyomapkaßlp exainE]qp;pf.thpr skili.itfhich
theyhaA.thna,attained, ..bjt space/is pressed"
upoitjayotherden^anc^s r; > !
i , From. Paris, at,tlio request,of King Leopold, ’
M. Robshx-llovdin went to .Belgium, wherojhe
won • infinite honors, f and - was cheated- by
manager, In 1848, ; the. Revolution in > Paris
drove hini over to Londonj Whorp he pqrform
-1 ed hofqre Queen yjcTOKXA,wh{ch imin opiate
jy .put the mint-stamp ,uppn him, in-
great dpal of mpneyjn conhfey, 7
and, subsequenily increased his store so pinch,
ip his pid theatre ipPnris/tbat he has ,retired .
on .a competency,- living, in his. patiye,. t ol*
Blois, and has bepn ; succeeded, yin. Parii by
Mr; Hamilton, hisson-in-jaw, 7. 7 J ,
. ‘PBKslONAiv*'’ o'
Hon. E. G.ParKei fo.de
elide tho invitation, to deliYer.the address .the,
autumnal festival of the South Micl'dloVfe (Maas.) -•
Agfricmltural SOoietjr
iry^heHon,"
1 The Barna table (Mew )Patt*ot. atater that Hon/
GpHfc.Ctqhteg.hoa boon engagedfos,the;dpfWo |p,,
the, ? slj*ve ewe. ;It. will ,W •jrqmeigtye'rsd-.
that'a fugitive .slave' waa Bent. f back to, bis maater
from Hyaimls in 'a. vessel * chartered for the 1 pur
pose.l * ’ ' ‘ ! ' v - i
1 * 'P. Gibson, of Wellsboro/EaV, delivered! a
Very creditable In-blank verso, at the
annivei-sary of'the PH Delta' Society Of OBeriln
• v) ]>■■■ w\< . • ‘-
DucLiKßp.-v-Dr. W. L. - BreekenridgOy who Was
.elected by,tho Old School General of„thei
Presbyterian, Chnrch, which .met |n ,Richmond,.
Ta./ii} May lastjPrpfesiorof ChurchGoveroinont
and PaatonU 1 ThdoWgy ‘ iH the' TheologicM Se-,
midary harf declihOd'tbo’flppoldt
• 7 The 'Rev. Joseph Scott,formerly rector of the
church in • Conn., died atthafc place
Aug.. 17th. , '• f<iv \>
■ . ChM. Hallook-, Eeq., junigrroditot of the;New
York Jo urml of has returned from his,
trip through the eastern part of,Maine/' He ex-1
prestos himtolfjiighly gratified with hia vlait. * ",
Bishop Simpson, or PltWhiirg/has returned frOin
the East Tennessee ConforeridO; which'ol6&ed;ita
Bession last Week. He leaves’ shortly' forbid new
home id the West. ' ' : -* ll !
, James O’Brien, Esq., formerly-mayor of Lafay
ette,,.-Indiana* who. was'accidentally shot:white
punting on Thursday,; the 18th.instant, died |from
tho effect ,of,liis injuries [on Saturday last. ; Mr.
O’Brien.Was & native of Now York.;andat the time
of his dbdth was in the 37tfi year bf .his ’age. .
Thero'wfil be a" grand political demonstration
‘nearßata’na, Ohio, to-day, 6ie ' 2fith.\,Governor
CoYwin U attnoilnoed as the orator! ~ ' 1 ! „
- Robert'B. Brown,-Eeq., a’young man of Hun*
tingdony Pa/, has purchased tho Brownsville Times.
establishment, and will issue his first .number the
first weak in September. ,
Wed * Douglass is making arrangements for a
visit to Great Britain. He ia to sail about-tho be
ginning of ►September. - '
James, Long, of Greencastle, Pa;, though fifty
three years old, has never t&stefi spirituous or mfelt
liquors in his life, neither has he eVer takehaohew
of tobacco, or smoked a cigar. • A inost wonderful
.man.
Taylor has accepted.an invitation to de
liver 'the Annual address before.th? Blair County.
AgricuUurfel Society, at its approaching fair. jThe
addres4,we -feel assured, will be fen eloquent and
interesting one. “ r ‘ ( l! ’■ 1 ' , ‘
Ibis reported (hat. Mr. Tom Taylor, author.of
“Our American Cousin,” and Mr. Alfred Tenny
son, contemplate a tour in the United States the
coming autumn. -
■ G..W. .Gordon, who killed Pietro Nieoloviteh on.
the 13 th of. September last, atMol>i!e' r Ala.* suffered
the extreme of tho law On last* Friday in
tho jail yard of that city, lie met his .sepfence
with the greatest indififerenoo and stoicism pf man
ner, and seemed to thlnk.lßHt with deatfi ho ended
alt the punishment of time and eternity. Jie was
just 23 years of age; ’
: Mrs. f Alexnnder'Kerr,‘ translator of Ranke’s His
tory of Sorvia, Ae.p has recently had tho honor of
being Admitted as A member of the-Antiquarian
Society of Vienna. She is. the J|rst English ’lady
who has received the diploma society. Mrs.
Kerr has, also boon admitted as member of tho
Geographical Society of Vienna! ,
'' TheSavfinriah’iGa.) Republican states, upon au- <
thoritjythot Major W. F. Capers, of South,Caro
liua, has accepted tho superintendenoy of
gla Military Institute. •- ' J •
Rarey, the.horse tamer, has got the London e&-
Tnlry undpr bis ohargo, at a gopdpriee. ( .
Bayjo.St. John, the well-knowp Bfcgliak au
thor, died on the Ist instant. . • ..
The t cor.ps of cadets at tho Virginia Military In
stitute, under tho command of Col. FI Smithy has
accepted an invitation to visit Norfoik, - Va., during
the noxfc fair of tho Seaboard Agricultural Society.
Captain William Magraw, •of Missouri, now in
New York, has Qkcoutcd d contract with the agents
of Ooppral Vidaurri, Governor ofNow Lcon, Mexi
co, for a largo amount of Sharpo’s, and Minie rifles,
and othor.munitions of war. Captain Magraw has
already shipped theni for their destination. *
Mrs. Cordolla L. Smalley, a lady of somo’ distinc
tion, died on' Sunday' lost at the BotgCn 'Heights
'Water' Cure, ; near Hoboken, • (N. J.,j of which in
stitution she has boeu for some months the resident
physician. -
Mr. Paul hrorphy, in a few days, will loavofor
his homo in New Orleans, whero he'will'stay for a
short time before he tak63"up his permanent resi
dence in New York. :
Commodore Paulding baa been rusticating for a
few days at Nopheran, Westchester county,- New-
York, the country scat of Mr. Jainos and
in a‘ famous by tho capture of
Mnjo'r. Andre' by tfio Commodoro’a fkther during
the RevoliiUdhtt'ry war. ' • - • • ■ -
Tho President of the United States oxtended the
.hofapUnlitios of the )Vhdte v House last Wednesday ,
to Sofior Lo'rdo and Sonor Mata, the distinguished-.,
representatives of the Constitutional GovernmesjU
ofMoxico. } ‘‘u ‘ *\
At presont there aro throe Cabinot MituafOri ap
'sont from Washington, B. C.—Secretaries : Flpyd,'
Thomson, and, Attorney General Black. ’
Mr. A. J. Kmght, of Belmont, offers m tho
;m »j
-y^^^T f ‘r«*u|%tn berrVmAin IT
maii(per annum, to aavoaoe»?at«£L r ~- -- - foe
Three Cofiea, 4 * ■ * “ . «j*
Five Copies ‘t., .. **., gjf
TeuCpais*, •* ** ~ „ , , ffgg
Twenty oapiM.o ■ “ (iooaeiAdroml.mM
ivoity Covitsa, or over ** '*- n-llii -f
Wh SnbMnb.rJ e»oh™—.,— jjg
- : y< Si M*ub ofTweatir-csm or ovw, wo wOl Mid an
wgtofgf£tto 0ak.....
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MSI*. - : -
Spirit of the Ttmee toJM ISOO thif-Nit. Jooca of
Belinoniv eto raiw wth
tain’ ally:other mail:id the IUMM States, had
■*1,001) that Jones can throw aown,:<nttron, or ont
jnmpanynian in the world; b; .. ! i >
.. Visre FBOjr th* Mator or XicHwbsD.—Hon.
Mr. tfuo. Mayor at .’Richmond i yirdhai*. whohu
.•W^gy4««*“«:C!«.^.-WWMW?eolß, ; of Boe
tod, came to our city, otThia way nome, yesterday
He was received at the . r dejjot' l hy-i'eomnifttee of
tho SirKnlghUof Bib'
afier beiOß escorted tO;parts of the OitT'of &terwt
•? » Strapger,, ?aldowi» with, his .JHapda. ia.Maaoß
fol Mon JiuI ( .V»S9, »Pt?*4 for the
-iofrakhing or the y«!ary. oheif.”Hif^.hr was ad
dfMsea;by hls HiMKir=Mayor JbdihV fo a very ap
prOpriateaUd kindlyipseeh :o5Sa«»M} to. which
W«»R«4od( l W ! .t<!lWfboßp*, paMlotio iwrf Bat.
to.onr ofty pride.—i>rwtrfe««jS. £)
_;AHEsr*EADVSoor i ar' :
, B'gbt last a 3,lffioalfy' bcohrre<J' oB boird tbs
eteaiiefmisoO,i^;i,^^ o^^ I _^
? iic biryaH,H:;>rnopkj;th»miu, «it
?±f'§& UiV.hdee of n.‘«noffmd
y.oacer xrote Kfeet
.wilcoz, and ID the-disoharira wu
forced to shoot tlm.' .TEo woundei mw was taken
to tt«: Goveinpent he.died snb
-B?9”BRt- iaiow. Not
long slnoe ho' broke‘jail. In ho
was under sentence of dcath T ' .Xher. wes a largo
toX»rf;9?oMdfor,hJs>|rro»f„‘V. ;f, L : i V' f .= "
V,.F oojoSop.tobd jha't'Jd<wr».,3n«hnell and Lan*>
•sfon.of OberUn, Ohld'whti wer» liopltcated to tho
™‘Og*pn .resene’ eases, wiU .iddrie. the
ber., ■Subject--?*,J ‘ ' t
aiSirai at
tarfMoni^f;iMt;frpm',Hi^ph(j > **,
f to the lUnwi cf lh® &n. 0eon»;Q. Sing.
®fc plo^e
* Tfceßev’.'D. ‘P7 principal of
-! l ®9^?*4> Ci 4 e ®y>
thecharge of the’Mofris Inst! tuto,^ew ! Jersey, for
'Sphplsh-lofoed' Cordena*, woe
whb«{* 'fhe'steamer
« jsi,d()o m6faey u 'a ; nd‘^pepers otl T gnrat value.
The thief^escaped/; ; *^. v; f ;
;; ■ r " ■
f W K >sTOß i t!B**sv ; ,«iBr or th*
, a ;t;o.’ A!rD ' spoitbsos—
- Rnst*OMl».-3*KW'*tcfUiies 'TO' ; *n rtThtteHTD
■ nr rQwssK.vp h CO—£AXfiinar*a: TO* ma
..RAvoBAtTr-rTHE liAte . cflt,, iraossHr's,. -wiu—
TnE.irnsoE, rnr. (BpAni.nMstisß'Ajtio, ;yiin)Kß.
• ?* r ' T — av«#s Siotel .
'(^e^nd&c^r^K^jswil'*"”; 1 , 'J.f v
j; 9:iic A'stor library, after'being shut tor fonr
Sgsin oj»ned .to It was
closed to enable too Übrfirian ; and Jbia a«is4nts to
arr&ngothe.addjtion.totoe bnildlng.jastcomple-
William
Ibc/new bnilding ia an exact! dnpjicste of the ad
joining ono aa to mppearauco. An
iSrobedpssaage
oonnec.ts toe two cost
i'MJwSSW 1 “ft f weniy rStoJ^wii^HS« r .maklng
fho eptirp ouflayfop too biulding' twoSupdred and
sixty ihonsand dollars., This imin, of .courwi, does
notto(;lnde.th9oostoflbojka.' y ‘
Sheldon A CQ. will issne.'noxt jr’eek'tbree choice
Kooks byMpi. Tbbinas Goldart.jyuij'iEnielle, the
Peacepiakor;» '“ Spnd'ay Mojrtiing'rhoughta,;” and
toSphdiy.
aWshowe<l n\o cmaauscript lflUorfrotatoctainons
th'e C- Hi Spnr
geon, dbmplpiniiig the oon
daot<)f' newspaperpnblisie)V, .who -pnblish
his sormonsiwithout antliority. and, refnso to pay
him copyright.', Sheldon A Co.iarp ,hU ; only au
thoriied lmMisheis-inj this eonntry, a fact I not
only get verbally from, them, Irak have seennnder
the of toc'great Baptist himself.
! To-morrow Messrs. iv,, A.Jfpwnsend. A Co. will
publish another 'volume of; their soperb edition of
CMper's novols, illustrated,by Harby./ The now
,volume, t0,.!/The Wejrt ofcWtotoTmwWtohlV Tho
ttro steel engravtoga aVlts eamaebcement £re by
Pe'ase;frMn ! parley'sdksignj“ , |
«l>«!iinens!of jthb jgt»ypr!*.'art! l, also
it.Tqwnaend’s toidiy/twelve of Ehningerto experf
. ments of what he terms photographic! etching, from
fthdAG»jrr artiBts' bf'«pajn« The p^iAri s that
of r etching' on plates. Af.gUju,
' th'phbtegyiphlO ■
olJmpressioMrpan he , JCkMMjiwiotf ty of J
process, to thatofthe.oldstyle fetching on
copper' orlstael/'; is, thafc any arfet, K with. a
common lr'*ahW."to ’ qtich, r ;Ms deaigtt
upon ‘ the! : without ; that' ( previous! prac
tice,; with'. ,the/ djy -paint. and. skill in laying
grounds, that*is roqmred for etching on ihotals.
Mr. Ehhibger proposes to plaee fn the hands of
hrelye 1 , different, poets, these twelve 'etchings,
who will write a “piece ojfpoptiy” i/o rufttch, thus
bringing togetherin one volume the actual handi
work-of-the best' poets-and-painters of America.
.ThVbook'‘wtiL be : prlnied' ! on the' sabie styieof .the
paper as novels, and will be got out by
Christinas. - ' ■ ’ ' 7 ' ‘
Candidates for the mayoralty ire muUiplying as
the period approaches ' fbr hdtkifiation’. ;r 'Outride of
the BernocVatieipirtylittle/interest &emfc'to be
manifested'for the thief-mahiclpal honbrj
deemed quite mrf of the question for. any but a
Democrat to succeed. Among the*names just now
dooming up pk probable' ’aspirants''are' John Jscob
Aator, Jr f * Auguste Belrnont! Isaac Y. Fowler,
-Wilson-a; Hunt,'Royal Phelps, ~ Isaac 1 Boil, Jr.,
Oliver -Churlick', Femmndq Wood, : and ")YilUam D.
Kennedy; ‘ The Republicans-have mentioned ex-
Benator HamQtim Fish,'James Watson Webb, Wm.
Curtis Noyes, and Andrew " ’*
Tho late "Colonel Thome, who'ww, perhap?, as
much quoted a«vny New Yorker for tho amount of
his wealth, doea notcat up &Kwtil as'was expected.
HO was'estimated to be worth severulAnlllions, but
by which has been doemod sulfeclsnUy in
teresting td he published iniths Hsraid, it appears
the entire aggregate of what he dould. devise was
only about'a miUioti. "’ Thi3 he h&a distributed
equally among his " five’ daughtera and' one son,
leaving to his widow a Itie'interest in the whole.
Colonel Thorne was not entirely fortunate in his
domestic rotations. His daughter ‘Alice (Countesa
de Ferussao) has a passion'for operatic fame, and
appeared at the Academy of Mdsie last spring in
ad opera,'for the betfefit of a ■ charitable society.
Fashionable Society : stayed away, and left her to
sing to the smallest - house of the season! ' She pos
sesses a sweet,'well-cultivated - Voice, hut lacks the
power and the physique requisite for a first-class
artist.- Another daughter is one of the ladies of
the Court of'the Empress of France.-’ Another,
'also married to a French-nobleman, was also' some
what at variance*wiih Colonel T., in consequence
of her husband'having Bued-Colonel T. for the pro
mised marriage dowry. Of course, since the Colo
hel 7 B death, the suit is withdrawn.
Among the “ men of the road” who glory In fast
nags and Took with profound commiseration upon
those unhappy people who oan't go along “ under
the forty’s” are Bonner,'of tho and Com
modore Vanderbilt.' The latter has long been
known- in New York as tho most prodigal of men
in horse-flesh, giving his check for thousands'where
the nag enited. He'has beeti able for years past
to pass anybody on the road, : nntil quite'recently,
when Bonner took it into his betid 1 that too (
would indulge in “ horae,” and* haying in abund
ance of the metallics, wont in nine thousand dol
lars on the start—giving that amount forLantorn
and Ijady Woodruff. Ho is consequently able to
show everybody the rear of his wagon, and may
be seen nearly every afternoon'indulging'id that
pastime. * Bonner is hard to beat. HLs Ledgkr
brings him hnndxed dollars a week
clear profit; and hehas paid more money ad
vertising' diiring'the last' eighteen months than has
ever been paid in'the' same length.of time by any
man on this'planet. Bonner 'and Vanderbilt are
aliko. in. one respect: they never' match their
horses fbr money, nor fellow them to be entered in
races. ' ' ’ .
The following comprises a list of the ladies and
gentlemen engaged at ‘tho three loading Broad
way* theatres: ;
• Metropolitan.—Lewrce and Manater—Mr. W. Stu
art.. Stage Manogor—Mr. Dion Bourcicault. Prompter
—T. Cline. Scenic ArtiFts—Russel Smith t Hayes, Ha-w
-thorno..-Leader of MoUenhauer. ;
Lndits— MissAsnrs Ri>bertaon.’MtT.John.TYooa, Mrs.
J. 11. Allen, Mm. W,R, Blake, Mias SaijtStovens, Mr».
vining, Mjks .Eifße .Germoo,. Mrs..Stoddart, Madame
Donlin. Miss Morton, Miss Agnes Cariton, Miss Barnet.
Gentlemen— Messrs. Josoph Jeflereon, H. Daien
pdrr, G. Vming, 11. Pearsem, Georve Holland, 1.8. John
stouj’Stoddart, Harrison, Porusi, Tree, ates.
, The orchestra, will number 24 members. The
theatre! will open with a play arranged by Mr.
Bourcicault oxprossTy for his comp any* . f
:Wallack*s.—Lessee and Manager—Mr. Ja*.^V. Wal
lfick. Stage Manager—Mr. I !fr ‘
—Mr. John Mooro. Scenic. Artist .Mr. Ishtprood.
Laadarof Orchestra—Mr. Robert StaopeU Treasurer—
Mrs^Hoey, Mrs. Gannon,
Mr?. Sioan.Mre. Keenea, Mia*■ M»,,Ymmx,eto.
Gentlemen.— Mr. Lester WaHack. Mr. John Brooghnm,
Mr. Vnu R* Blak°» MivCharles Wafept, Mr* John Dy
nit, Mr. JoUaSloau,.Mrvj77:.\ouiut, Mr. Frank Bangs,
Leaseeand‘Manager-Miss Laura
Keene. I’rorapter—Mr, Vincent. Bcqmo Artist—
Mr. John.Thorne. ’ Leader of Orchestra—Mr. Thomas
Baker. Trea^arflr— Mi I . ChYoirng. .
Keeuev Chnonv Miaa
Mary Welts, Miss Minnie McCarthy* Mr*. Mark rnnth,
Miss Anhe Belfend, MisS Florence Bell,. Mi as Morti
modtlimeh-T>nmn. GwvKre J6rdM. M-ftlfaSi*. S’
f: “ j.A.s’i'ftfi'. f.
JiWlWwiiillW-C.Henry. . . ' • ■■ • '
1 - Thif! Ivou3o -ft ill open on MoDdnj i.ext, mtn Tom
.Tayjor’a drama of “T!ig ri House and the
" Theliow Fifth Aysmie Hotel was opened yester-
Idsy with idat. Before evening upwards of one
hrmdred names wete cntered on the register
giwstti .