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•
• • • • • . • , • •
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zaT
SPAINEF•„ GOODS.
• BABoßcirr PO-. • "
• MARKET STREET.
/ *VP ii.T I B7II,Ei Al D JOBBBRS
OP
: FOREIGN AND DOKRITIO DRY GOODB.
, .
Stpiklalt 64api to lid roi4 'kr buieri. realw.
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PTHIAN, JONF,S, CO..
, • ; wHoustaaa mulaitri
PORXION 'DOXASTIC
33 1 , !,..;"-Y G 0 1 4YD, S ,
Np.. 240 NARK= ,4R.111P. •
NEW EiOoDE•riesiviiui•otortair for
Vyrt , AND NEAR TRADE. 143841 m
APLEIGII, RUE, CO.,
importon4
••• - •
WHITE GOOOd, • :f
• '
LACES, lOC ' •
Emaibilizztris,
rfo. pop MARKET STREET,
elai - iamMat stook, selected is the , beet EnroPosa
Itarkets.by our/elves, is the 11104 t complete me hero
ever offered,. - • fed-em
ItICl
K.,7F4d41-6, - eCf . "6., •
txzwraas • -
WHITE GOO t3,''- •• • •-•
N~R
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• •, j3NßE t til!, -
xAD
• -
)7
, ,- Oar stook is selected by me mber of th e arm,
',Au the
- - • HEIST EUROPEAN MARESTS., (rolt-Ittr ,
STr 6 . •• • 1860.
statiszikgEs', sTout,-.4 CO.
~., ,, somuctifitopmthaw
-•- •• 'Darlamm • • •
# O . 1414A,RIUrrtMayre,.•,403-I*,
Vitra . .-4k STE 4 WATirT
i7dt6l.liTintt AND Joeipitli-OT! =- • '
•_44.0Y, DRES$llOO)ii,
-- '3OO MAMMA" Etirtat,
Alamo (noni in sto?; and-ara °MUMMA" reanying
fOll aessonnientot eir and ti.seirsktde -
• - P ROW 000
Purn t hund 16044,tninrnlotr-thoi , lie o ona t it 4.13 prompt nux-rnontOn bum..
linen of Hlsok and Panay Etas, and all the new.
styles of Prsnind Pittman ooninantly on hand. fel-An
JOHN B. STRYIKER & 00..
N 0.310 MAREEt3T..IIOI.ITR SIDE, AB. THIRD,
• ' PRILADISLPRIA.
.11201.ERADR DEALERS.
tx
, DDITIBE, ; FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
G O 0, D S.
Also, Oftueis, 011.Oloths, and Maltings, bought dell
fituuptionand
'BOLD AS REDVCRD PRIORS. fell fro
DE .COURSEY.
LA:FOUROADE. & CO.,
nays aEmoniD TO
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
,JAYNE'S HALL.
MIAMI IIIN NOW ' NEOHIVISO
' TOIR : ➢PRING IMPORTATIONS
01?
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR
To whioh they lavas the attention of dealers in soh
Jap-Inio
JNO. B. ELL [SON &SONS.
sso MARKET'STREET,
(Bioond door bir)ow Fourth.)
IMPOIIrESS AND.JOBSZBEI Or
91,0'r118. .CABSDIESREB, vEstirros, AN
,TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
Would Invite the attention or buyers to their large
lines okFANOY OASSIKEIIES. VESDINGS, and dif
ferent makes* of FOREIGN CLOTHS and DOBECKIN/I,
In' Blacks and Colors; end offer the enclosive sale in
Pldladelphin IDLGER'S eelebrated make of Cloths
and Doeskins; also, 1.4 Favorite hewing'. (warranted
16 es. to the pout%) and IdAGIUDIE TWIST la all co
lors. ,feldna
ST.T . .E.R. PRICE. & CO.,
1141TORTERS AND JOBBERS OV
701LEION dIVD DOMESTIC
D"RT GOODS..
No. Ll 5 IraINSET BTRBET.
PHILAIIBLPRIA,
L. H AL:LOWELL so co
PXLL4DELPHLH,
I MPORTERS AND 301IBBOOP
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
INCLUDING _
PARCY DRESS FABRICS In every variety.
k Pancy DRESS SILKS of, alt deminttone
it*on,`G(LoYss:citAvAp, MITTS, IWKPS,
SiIAWLS, MANTILLAS, LACES.
'EMBROIDERIEB,'WRITICOOOD6.Ie.,
.11aveltow open for the
~SPRING OF 1860
TheiciiiiiothAet , tt . of the above (loom!, eurobond by
-, -„ "thott Doyen.
DIRECTLY FROM TER MANUFACTURERS,
x4 - ;.VARIOUS EUROPEAN MARKETI,
Whin/014: 1010'n:hi unsurpassed lu variety /Ltd
- - olasapnotsby
ANY 'JOBBING 'HOUSE IN 2HE UNION
• Thoii stook or
D JET E G 00 D S
leetudea Ad immense Va4ety of fabric*, embracing the
- RIMS 10107t4LTIES.
, 111:itiflifitlf8' OREM to meryhente of undoubted
- 7 - '
iitanafig; or ', . • ~ •
six tE7Goohaathrootint for Cash In ten dos. , •
1"03,Till - f3 pE>t - CENT. per Annunioducoouat for ad
-..tvirroii iiiroonts. - - '63- tmkalat
. .
ttt0.6514 .FLUID, and PrittbiL in
trek ttAkstf %mast. atartutivta red
t i gt*EAtrai kom,fh.sgunkfi.
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DRY.q6()Alibt JORIEBRS.
tkiEtTIiVILLIAMS CO&,
oe. 5j Up KIM and .01.11,011 STS.,
now ht *tore, and are datii reoetybti;adsl4ions.lo,
onepf thip44l'o . ltiliT and most -. • •
700iirt8t,E ASSORTMENTS'
'
•
Azdt-tOROPEAN•FABRICS
- •
t - :'l*.niutid In dai house in the country.
Ts. •
Wa have nianyetylelef Starts Ooode etectar adapt
ed tho
SOUTHERN TRADE.
Manufactured for, and (tongued exolueively to, our•
selves, foa-fmvrim
1860. sPIIING-. 1860.
SIBLEY. MOLTEN,
& WOODRUFF.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
ov
SILK
AND
-FANCY GOODS.
. NO. 631 MARKET STREET,
PIIILADELPE!A.
Are now pieoared to offer buyers 'generally, a vary large
and desirable Stook of Goods, roplenteholl by the novel
of every Steamer from Europe. feh4.tuirr2m
S ITER, VAN OULIN.
GLASS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
HOSIERY.
NLOVSB, FANCY GOODS, ho ,
fe3-farwrat No. CM hIARNOT MEET.
OLLNTOCK, GRANT, Lt CO.,
IMPOILTSRS AND WHOLESALM DEALBRS IN
CLOTHS, OABSIMERES, TBEITINGS,
- • - •10
;TAILORS ' TRIMMINGS,
' ,70.383 AIARIEBT ESTRINT, (Up fitalra,)
A.ra low opening their Sprint Musk, to whteh they le
late the attrition el the trade. ted
a l W. GIBI3S & SONS,
•
No. 1131. MARKET STARLIT,
Are now opening their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
• • - Adapted to
,MEN'S WEAR,
In which will be found a fell assortment of -
OLOTIIB,I)OI6BKINS,IPPATIIsied. TAT aIIAINOS. &a.
fe3-Im
C SOMERS & SON.
- 1101801112116 13.0 D8A7.11211 Rt
01 . ,0411M,
CASOIMERES, • ' •
VESTINOB, • ,
TO.II , ORO,IKIMMING9,
NO. 32 SOUTH 20i/itiRriTILEBT,
(Between Market pad Obeetitu( Etfeete.)
. F.OII4DELPHIA. • , rea-lm
ulta.raat 11.. 110)ISII. OLULALEIT ,110117515.
LAMBERT THOMAS it, JEFFRIES,
Wholesale dealers In
lALgRICAN AND NIIROPRAN
DRY GOODS"
1:i 0. 42 M.ASDIKP AND 423 AMOLIANT
EiTIMETS,
Voiarth aid Pifth.)
i f ifravirr complete and ref* for
Ih4i l / 4 *PAIi4CPI3ELL&OO..
INPOILTINIS Afro WIIOLNISALII DNAIIIIIN IN
DRY GOODS,
LTNTINS, WHITS GOODS,
CLOTHS, 0/18911413UE9,
BLANKETS, STUFF 0001)8, do
No. 7it ONIEBTNUT Street.
A . W. LITTLE & CO..
SILK GOODS,
No. 8Z MARKET STREET
te3.llm
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER.
virRoLIRIALB
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL 31ANO1?AOTURER8,
No. 330 MARKET STRESS,
fe94lsa PHILADELPHIA
WM. A. DROWN &I CO,,
UMBLIRLLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTURERS,
Na. 2ite MARKET STREET,
fe3-la. ruILADALpOrs.
PAPER HANGINGS, arc.
TO OLOSE BUSINESS.
RART, MONTGOMERY, Ss 00"
NO. 922 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will sell out, through this winter Ai l next minx. their
large stook of
PAPER HANGINGS.
Consisting of Gym variety connected with tho basinfuls,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
PINE FRENCH PAPERS AT 30 PER CENT. BE
LOW COST.
Persons wanting their Houses Papered, oen get great
BARGAINS.
1038-tf
11AltDIVARk:.
TRUIT, 13R0.. 41 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND ITUOLESALE DEALERS
•
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &0.,
SZO MARKET STREET, 529
BELOW DIXTH, NORTH EWE,
tag-fiziwka PHILADELPHIA.
HANDY & BRENNER.
NOS. Si 2 M. AND ST NORTH PIFT/I STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
WLIOUSALE COILIHIBBION AIHROLIANTEM,
For the sale of MI kinds of
AISHILIOAN MANUFACTURED RA.ILDWAAA.
APD LUPOPTORS OP
OLISWPI, BELGIAN, PRIMO% AND ENGLISH
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Rein oonstantls on hard a law stook ot Goods to ims.
els Hardware Deakin.
DITTORER'EI SURD,
Br the onek or otherwise.
811110HERni BDOS TOMB,
• DIPPOILER'S STEEL OF VAItIOU RINDS,
WHIT'S DATF:NT ANVILS AND VIODB,
SHIP OHAIN,
AM other Made in Orel Ydritto
POOP AOI2III won
o3HASP 7 I3 REPEATER P 18701.,
WEIGHING ONLY eYi MINORS.
irotairqs NEW MODSIL RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
SIMARD e. swum MO. a. 01111011. P. P. PRIONIOG
eale-tf
MOORE,FIENSZEY &I CO
ISARDWARB.
OUTLERY,
aLd MIN
No. 461 MARXIST. nod 416 COMMEIWE Streets
rgiLAPELPITIA. rts-3mo
r n asa*tr u.+s~:y~..a.
MILLINERY GOODS.
. '
1
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
LINCOLN. WOOD, &
NlOl-10LS,
1 , No. 7 Ps' 01111STN UT STREET,
?ilivo now in store (Betwe a en Be yeah and Eighth.)
C011 , L1775 117001 07
i
SPRIN43 , GOODS.
711II7ACIRCI
MILLINERY
T 1
li t li A FZI . 4 31 Mi lf i l VIS T R I VOIE r ilit. AV/ 60OW ,
1 r K r1 2.44 1 4 8 ,14 1 a5 t it and
0.090. w1 , 11VE.0.,,j,
o which they respectfully invite the attention of
Merchants.
I 011 , 1 and short-time holm will lied special advan
tage in examining this stook before purohastng. fea-Sm
HILLBORN JONES.
STRAW BONNETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RESCUES, &o.
Who attention of City and Country Dealers le invited
o a lard, and varied gook of the above Goode at
4911 MARKET STREET,
fe3-3m lielow Fifth.
1860. STRAW GOODS. 1860.
THOMPSON & JENKINS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
of
STRAW GOODS.
i. 4313 AND CAPS,
BILK. BONNETS,
•ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
REMISS, /es.
NO. *QS AIARKET STRERT.
Buyers are requested to examine our stook.
THOMAS F. FRALIAY I. engaged with the shore
Louse, and solicits the patrons/pot his friends.
fed-1m
MILLINERY
AND
•
STRAW GOO DS
EXCLUSIVELY.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS,
& CO.,
, 431 MARKET STREET, NORTh SIDE,
'Ale now opening. for the Spring Trade, the most en
tfinsive and choicest stook in their line ever oolleoted
together under one roof.
RIBBONS of erory ooneeireibie description.
BONNET MATETUALS.
MEN= ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
RUCHES, end all other millinery articles
STRAW SONNETS IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
CELLDREN'II AND MISSES GOODS, DO.
BLOOMERS, SHAKER HOODS, An.
Conscious of our superior facilities in obtaining our
Supplies. we flatter ourselves that superior Hideo.-
rheum. ooth as regards choice of selection and modera
tion in plum. cannot be mot with. fee-gm
LADIES' DRESS TRIMIIIII4GS.
1860.
EVANS & HASSALL.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Are tow opening a fine assortment of
NOVILTIES FOR MR SPRING SEASOIi.
To which then invite the Attention or bur a re. fett-lm
WHOLESALE CLOTHING.i
LIPPINCOTT, HUNTER,
& SOOT ,
BLANOPACT DEERS
A. 4 n
Y
WHOLLSALD HAL 11,R3 IN
CLOTHING,
044 MARRET Street, and 410 MERCHANT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
A full and oomlete line of every kyle and clue of
machine-made Clothing, fully equal to that minima
turod in any other city. fe3.lnt
LEVICK.RASIN, & CO.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
AND
•
MANUPA 0 TORS'.
NO. 606 MARKETSTREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wo have now on hand an extensive stook of DCH)TB
and SHOES, of ovary desorption, of
OUR OWN AND EASTERN MANUFACTURE,
to whieh we invite the attention of Southern and
Western buyers, fa 9m
BOKER & BROTHERS.
MANUFACTURERS AND 'WHOLESALE
DEALERS ts
CITY AND EASTERN-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nos. 432 and 474 MARKET STREET,
Ilstow FIFTH Simi, South Edo,
fe3-3in PHILAPYLPItII.
WM. JOHNS & SON.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BOOT, SHOB, and GAITER MATER IA LIN,
LASTINSS, GALLOONS,
IDIESTINGS, PATENT LEATHER,
FRENCH KIDS, LACBTS,
SLIPPER UPPERS. &e.
N. E. CORFU FOURTH AND ARCH BTRRINIS.
fa3-Ben
QIIOFMAKERS" GOODS.
I would respeotfully invite the attention of
SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURERS
To my large and well-seleoted stock of
SHOE STUFFS.
These goods are, as n general ih:ng, imported by tllsr
direct from the Manufacturers, and f here reason to
believe, from my expenenoo in tho business and my
knowledge of the wants of the Shoe Trade, that I eon
Mier inducements equal to any in the liminess. My
etook consists in part of the following:
Black and Colored Union Listings.
Moak and Colored Satin Francruse.
Blank and Colored Cassimere.
Blank and Colored Eugenie Cloths.
Colored and Black Union Balloons.
Rod, Green, and Alin 'Edge Galloons,
Blank Silk Galloons and Ribbons.
White, Blank, and Brown Slipper Elastics.
Congress Gaiter Web. from tin to 3d in.
Boot and Gaiter Straps—Paper Buttons.
Cotton, Silk, and Linen Lanes.
White Satteen—Bhok Cotton Velvet.
Shoe Dunk, Drills, and Linen Linings.
hf. hl and D. and American Patent Loather,
American Patent Grain or Split Leather.
Tampa and Gnseona• Glazed Kid.
Super qualities of Calf Glove Kid.
Barbour's Shoe Thread—Shoe Lifts,
Button nooks and Shoe Punches.
EDWIN W. PAYNE.
fe3-fmw 2nl 400 ARCH STREET.
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS !
IV 0 RYT YPES.
HAMMER SOTYPES I
MOOLEES'.
NO. 606 CHESTNUT STREET.
Below Seventh (apposite Jayne'. Hell).
$l. PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. $l.
Those who desire a really splendid
PHOTOGRAPH
Should call at this
THE 01.DEBT-ESTADLISHED AND MOST EXTEN
SIVE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE STATE.
Copies of DAOUERREOTTEES or Arnlorotypes, of
any aisle. finished in CRAYON, OIL, We/TRH-COLOR,
PA.TIL, or as IVORITTPII6,
STORAGE.
GOODS
TAKEN ON STORAGE AT
g 55 South THIRD STREET,
fo3-30 between WALNUT and URI=
n RWK-MAKING MACHINES which tern
the clay, andlesko 20,000 per day, Brick ?remit,
E i aIItirwohAVARSAP&IMIQ
osboTo Wt, .157-0 m
WAREHOUSE
Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY BILK
AND
SPRING. 1860.
IMPORTERS OP
No. 3t B. FOURTH BTRIIIIT,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SHOE FINDINGS.
_
pfuLADEOHIA, MONDAY' ; FEBRUARY 6, 1860.
COMMISSION MOUSES.
1860.
AMERICAN WOOLLENS
•
FANtIY OASSIMBREI,
• NEW BPRINII BTYLBB
OASILMARETS,
ALL COLORS AND QVALITIFA
BLACK. DOESKINS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
ALL-Wool,
NATINSTB,
PRUITT)), PLAIN, AND mix Tum
COTTON WARP CLOTLIS,
ALL GRAPES AND COLORS
TWEEDS, TALMA CLOTHS, 100.
FOR BALE BY THE A01314T8,
RICHARDS, lIAIOIIT, .t CO.,
8 STRAWBERRY STREET
Ja2.,•thkm at
FItOTHINGELIM & WELLS,
36 LETITIA STREET, Arm 34 SOUTH
FRONT STREET. '
COTTONADES.
lattable Dor both Olothiots and Jobbing, lug*
411111MBR CUATIIIOB AND OASIIAILEETTA
Made by Washington Mills
Oalfrder, taken for theme desirable good, for Bean( trade.
ttf
SILKS & WOOLLENS I
MOILWAINE lk BACON,
No. 185 CHESTA4I2' STREET,
Nave. per the latest arrivals, recun•ed a large stock of
SILKS and WOOLLENS, adapted to the Clothing and
Jobbing Trade, among n blob are the fawning popular
makes of cloths.
C. NELLESSEN Won of J. M.) Whole and Half Bode
F. TROLLEY & BOWS
NAMIEST, OR AUSTRIAN " ..
SAXONY CLOTHS, of all grades.
Aleo, 1.9 and 8.4 DOESKINS, CASSIMERY9I, FAN
CY do,, BIOLLEY'S SILK MIXTURES and TRI
COTS, SATIN DE CHINES, BLACK SILK SATINS,
COTTON BACK do., BLACK SILK VkLVETS,
BLACK and FANCY BILK VESTINGS,
All of Vllbah are offered for male on favorable terlllll.
fal-wfSurOm
LITTLE, STORES, a: 'CO..
NO. 287 CHESTNUT STREET
We would reeeeetfully invite the trade to an ezann
antler' of our Mock, which will embrace a full and coin-
Plow arutortinont of
FOREDIN DRESS AND STUFF DODDS.
Together with the vanoUiproduots of the
PACIFIC MILLS,
PORTEMOUTH AND HADLEY LAWNS.
We also have the esolueivo Agency for this Merkel of
JAMES MAC% & CO.'S OELEIIIIATED Pit IN Titius.
In addition to which, we would call your atteritithitalr
iomplete assortment of
OOODO 131.71110) TO Id 'EMS *lll,
Inoluding the various grebe of
BIOLLSY'g CLOVIS. CAB9IMERY.9 ,
AND 1) OBBIC INN
Philadelphia, Jan. 30, IWO
'HENRY D. NELL,
OLOTH STORE.
n 8. 4 AND 49 NORTH SROOND STREET.
0 VEROOATING 8,
pauralilLta, NOSNOW A. FROSTED, AND PLAIN
DIiAVERB,
Akio. OASSIME RH% VEILVETS. 3a.*
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
nl7-mAtiltFa
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, & NOTOILINSON,
Nu 112 OREHTNUT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TRH BALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
111-1112
FARRIELL de MORRIS,
tla CUESTNUT BTR ism
IMPOR TERS.
CQNMISSION
olonts,
OAS.OIMEII EN,
DON9ItINH. AND
OI'ItTNU AND
nummert (MAXI US.
MANTELOIII,
WOLFE & GO.,
WHOLESALE
CARPETING, AND mxtrtski
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 132 CHESTNUT STIhEL'T,
et 7" Amoy for Plaladelphia Carpet Manufacturer,
fez-Due
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
PRATT & REATH,
SC W. OMER FIFTH AND MARK HT BTREHTS.
IMPORTERS 0
WATC il EEL,
JEWELRY, .PLAT.EI) WARE, &0., Rcc
fea-lnt
cARPETINCs.
CARPETS.
F. A. ELIOT & CO., Nos. 82 and 81 North FRONT
Btreet, are the BOLE AGENTS In Philadelphia for the
ROXBURY CARPET COMPANY, and have oonstantly
for gale a full assortment of VELVET and TAPESTRY
CARPETS, of dime patterns.
Also, a large supply of the various kinds of CAR
PETS manufactured in Philadelphia city and county,
from nearly all the beet manufacturers.
llealore will Gad it to their interest to call end
examine these goods, which are offered for sale op the
most favorable tonne.
N. R.—P. A. ELIOT & CO, being the Bole Agents
in Philadelphia for the sale of the Worsted and Carpet
Yarns spun by the Saxonville Milk (formerly the New
England Worsted Company,) and being agents also for
the Baldwin, Wilton. and Abbott Companies, have
peculiar facilities for keeping oonstantly for sale the
varioue kinds of Compete manufactured in Philadelphia,
on the moat favorable terms.
JUST BEOEIVED, PER
V I
A oonslgnment (Anew and boautiPol
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
which we offer at very reasonablo prm.
EDWARD PARRISH,
ACKEREL.-500 bbli Primo No. L
-LTA coo bbi, L arge N o . S., ay) bbla Ewan No. S., and a
assortment of Packages.
For solo by WM. 3. TAYLOR it co.,
dSI In and 124 NORTH. Wham,.
1 4 1 011.
EVENING. PARTIES
lIHRTrIAS,
0 :7APRIll, SUS,
SLID:YES, and OMITS,
I;in Real Lace, Crane, !Minion,
Blond and Inutation ;
in great varieties, piths
NEWEST STYLES.
A .
0.1, 8.4, 0-4, 10 .4 ii,Lustorf.
TARLATANS, CRAPES,
Mod, below the um' igloos.
WAIII3URTON'S.
1001 01IHSTNUT Street, above Tenth Street,
000 South SECOND Strout, below Spruoe.
1860,
FINE TO SUPER,
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
•BOYD & STROUD.
IMPORTERS k JOI3IIIIRS,
• Have now on hand a complete Stook of
QUEENSWARE,
tiLASSIYAItE, and
•.- Pittnit and
ENGLISH CHINA.
tOt, their 014 INtand, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH. it.
rxtf t ile a . . a n t i to tl i ; n w :rte.
ant zr i tn oh the,' 12,
Ed - AO 22 ti , 400 PITTIOVRa thase. los 304
1,1/Rip HT, SMITH, & CO.,
CHINA. eLASS, AND QURENBWARE.
;PITTSBURG AGENCY,
c.uss. NAILS, ke., delivered from the Factory
AT I ANI4ACTUftIiRS' PRICES.
ottArim ntruzurti, No. F North PIFTII street,
fe.3-frotem
TURNBULL, ALLEN, & CO.,
_ IMPORTERS AND
IV OLEBALE DEA Li Elt 8
01-11 NA AND "
QUEENSWARE.
Noy. :23 and tta SOUTH FOURTH NITEHT.
Detween Market and Chestnut slums.)
S".l 11Irial:11w (hiss At.KM . R. OLAki. 01.11 , 1 OR
nv 11IR .PAIKAUX t AT MAN L'FACf Ult/ACT ICEH.
j. IS-fit)
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13.A.FAHNESTOCK &; CO.
1/R11(1(118TR,
Mi'ORTERII, AND WHOLY.SALE RF.ALEIII3 IN
Dlttil
CIIEMICALS,
CORKS,
SPONNER,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EnswiriAt, OILS,
Aud MnaufLeturers rind Note reoprietont of
B. A. FAIINESTOCK'S
or• Nue. 7 and U NORTII FIFTH BTREET,
PAU Aide, a few doolliabOro Market,
fe.l.llm PHILADELPHIA
DRUGS, ()LASS, PAINTS, &o.
R,OBT. SHOEMAIEIt & CO.
• • • •/101ITIOA3T CORICSIL
• , YO4 NIN AND MOE STRUM,.
ItROLESALE DRUGGISTS,
itni;cl46rsnOd /Ware in WINDOW GLASS. PAINTS,
exe,,Otto the etteattoe of
4 1 UNTRY MERCHANTS
titer large stack of goods, ',LOA they offer at the
*treat market rater. ote-tf
7 SF.ItINGNACIMES.
ttkrittat, al • WILSON
SWING MACHINES.
HENRY COY', Agent,
ttld CHESTNUT STREET, SECOND FLOUR,
hlaannem, with Oporittorn, on hire to Private
Je3l•uiwftsl2
NVII.LCOX & GIBBS' SEWING MA
, C} never
Lads to Recta ea
tiro saUsf.nion. ~ n. SILL or ati..o at T l 6 C H zrt
NUT Fer.f.t „
SILVER WARE,
WM. WILSON & BON
invite ineelat attention to their stock of MINER
WltlLU,lirtiseh ie now atom tlty large, affinities a va
nety of pattern and design unsurpassed by fins bowie ,
the United Mates, and of finer quality than is nem/fea
tured for table use in any part of the world,
Our Standard of fdlver le 4.45-1000 parti port
The English Sterling ...... —925-1000
Amor 01111 and !trench
mu. It will ha no?n that we giro thirtr-Gro parts parer
than the AlfleTlMland French Dorn, and ten puts purer
than tlta English Nterhne. We melt all our awn ether,
and we guarantee the quality as above (03). which u
tho finist tAat cart be male to bd serrievala, and writ
reale: the action of aside mite.% Nita aux tie ordi•
ary essanuiner 'trod.
EL W. 00R.N&B, Kim AND CIIENRY 628
It B.—Any finances of &vac inanufNatored M fllte44
tpon, but pesilivoly nuts inferior so f+inth and Awe-l
ean staokt fwd.
Larissa supplied vilth thamme standard 111 wad lu
our retail desartment.
Fuse Silver Dam SW-1M parts pure, ocinstantir cn
au.24-em
HAI'I lET B.
lIAUDWAU PACKAGE HOUHES.
PANTALOON 8117P1,19,
pAOKAGIi lIARI)IVAItE 11017 BIL—We
Iroidd trobortfully anti tI 3 atter.Uou of the Ciebeb
red Hardware troth, to nor extern', on Stook of
HARD \ V SHR, whioh we otter at mental]
ulyaboe by the ynebako.
Order! far (Iwo Imp.wtatiou NAlnited, And Gale da
mmed Pal•rr In tine caT, Nw York or Now (Wolin".
e
G. I,i'Aylit Son,
ill COSI ERCI. Street,
Lill - 00.Ing and e01•111.1/141011 MBl(.lthttle
And Agent , ' ter Borolyn and lletneettu Hardware.
enl2-tf
' l %l RN. WINSLOW,
LTA- AN RYCITRIENCIED
aresonta tr, ttrP mfr
.
.OOTIIINC
FOR OIIILDRE
evalr Cwilitt i ttes t,i ;
at i. k i i rec , rll
WILE ikirrp.',,a,l4
r4.4ateud neon It, mothers, it will pre rest to Yourelees
_
tuaLIEF AND WEALTH TO 1 OUR INFANTS,
Wah, put ap end sold i • hie ttatiolo for over ton
lI ft 4 lltar: Can rtl• 111 coo PI folenon and totth of at,
lIOA we hove ^..0, or kr.a i t--, Me to Col of any °Orr
Inettetops, 11/IV ER ItM '-- rr FAME rt. le a lel I
[riIMAIICR, TO frit' Pd FELT A CORE whorl
leaky used. Never did t,„,,, wo know en itteimme of
Intatteraction he to .y one ~rlto•need it. On thy eon
teary, all aro dolialitatl 0 'Oh Ito operatmna, and
Speak In terms of late to at .., ememondetion of,te alas 1-
eel Clads are medical vi' ~.., turn. We speak in this
setter " what we do know," -after ten years'
iftworignee.andplethe our reputation for the fulfil
pent of what P.O Item de ''''" elate. In almost every
Met time whore the infant , 110 is FOllollnc front earn and
exhumation, robe( will to r , (nand to fifteen or twenty
mt_nine after the Byrne to ' tultninislerod.
;7 717: 1u no l' INirl TIT s:'
illi b eliW t itTl Pl Wßl ii.r,
I _,lltarll in New bl^r , eml end had been wieit etch
Ter-4614M uncover to
'il
4. Tip iiIYA NM ".)f , CARES.
i l
It not only yonyven th • 0 child front pain, IK3 to
tirotte the. etwo ,:elt end ^ bowels, oorrsoot tic milt
n gives tone .nd roots? , to the wliolo pall ; 'I!
ZwltlTA'l , 7lrTjlNry o i glYtrojo i :r si er ' e I , N me a -
ruicione ur wV i t. :„., :t it ii i ? ,, t A ~ p , e otllls romodte ' d, end wt
V t, !:erll L in nil
es
tit 0 0'03154110 nrergrit'Atill
1.11(NA 0 CIIILORbN..4 whether it armed from
teethinaor fium any other -1. :wee. We would of
sem Mother who lots ':' ebtld anflering from toy of
the foregoing aotnylront• dO not lot yoVritreJudicoc,
an r the erromdisea of of ho rev aunt between
dri r ! uile Z i i tPl lg rebel
7ttTiw
tf—YoXlgii. th f-,fool the
ens of tips medial:le, lb , tmoly_pred. roll Arroo
tone or wars will nom et , pany lo e n hit c h u l f it,t i ll i tt it T.pe
leir, ° N u o n alor t k r t e in w or i , 'l4 .dinonoutaidewrap'p'er.r FE
-
Ilet_tiold_isf Drusaleta throughout the world. PO
le no.-
Mt toe, flu. 1.1 01.0 AR Street, (few York, ifltt IT
irks St Pala. • betels
13Al'ENTS PROCUItEI) IN THE UNI'l
IiTAT AN 0 RD RODE, at M. 110WbON'S offi
ces, Forest Place. I Street. Phu vro
prletor Vadte WOO:I/Won ,tticoa month, and attends
versonalls to all enilCll entrusted to hon. Residence
IPod COATt atiotit,
l'emplitete on the ninnageniont of rejected applica-
Dona, loreign patents, c lane of inicrlerence. end a cir
cular of reference, may ho 11,1 at the above offleee.
Beg yi,,aria lowa, Ovt.2‘l,
DEAR filn: Mao this ON:R[1011 to state to you, that
for Revere, sears past 1 have been acquainted with tho
planner in which ion have condllntecl )our boomers ge
Patent Fulteitor. Thia liar always beon hl zhir ereditaldo
to) ouree!fetiti ellt18:ne:Ory to :he Patent OOi, e. You lll
dorstood lour genes well, and presented them in that
intelligible form which generally insured ounce*. I
forward Due certificate, hopina that it may ho serslce
able to sou in eonbnuind to find that employment i n
your Diallers:oil to ai hien )one industry,
end courtenita t , onfing, e ntitle
}'our,, curl trio _
, .M.teaN,
Laic Ccuutilesioner of l'aionte,
litany llowsox, rho. fe3- sm.
WO ARCH !Rivet
COINS AND AIEDALS OF ALL KIND
Minerolo, Shoal, Fuerrtvingn , AutoTrarbe, St a
tionary, nod anoy Articlua, Bought V . Ritlf EA
No. ft North NINTH, rear Akoll EG
MILLINERY GOODS.
nitufis AND cuunicALs.
ItULKOII opriess:
7 Wen Ptreot, Trenton, N. I.
110 CENTRAL, SQUARR, Easton, P.
Jail ern
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
.. VCO-110,14
WM. WILMON Zt EON,
MIKIIICINAL.
NUILSE ANII I , IiMALE
orlon of hor
1- 81' R P
TEETHING,
rvoitii.,l InOIIuILG
; Will eszy
oii, and ?lOW ELM.
6 1,e 4;rt55.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1880,
Letter from Harrisburg.
Correspondence orThe Proem.]
11ARnienuno, Feb. 4, 1860
On tho tint Monday of June, the terra of race
of the present Superintendent of Common &hoofs
expires, and already there are rumors of who will
bu his suocessor, it being understood that Mr.
Ifickock will decline a renomination. Several
no wnpapers have mentioned the name of lion. IL
L. Diffenbaeh in connection with the pont, 3n corn.
plimentary term', probably because he discharged
the duties of the office some years ago, with great
ability. We have no doubt that Gov. Packer
would tender him the appointment if he would
accept ; but, however flattering the notices of his
brethren of the press may be to his personal tie!.
ings, and generous the confidence of the Governor,
ho could not possibly accept the honor. The beads
of departnienta et Harrisburg are paid such a piti
ful salary, that a poor man like Mr. Piffenbach
could not be expected to make the sacrifice of at
tending to the onerous duties of the *Mee of Super
intendent of Ochools, and live in as aspen:mire a
place as liarrisburg, for $l,llOO per annum.
The announcement of the election of Col. For
,ney as Clerk of . the Rouse of Representatives, was
reoeivkd lens at 1t P, M.; 31esterday, and created
general joy among the peoplg t inelndingßwc
itOlitibiltALll, and Atnericene, exeeptingenTA
faction who atilt adhere to the waning &acmes cf
the " aspiring house of Lancaster."
For the purpose of securing better engineers on
railroads end stationary engites Mr. Formalist
read in place a bill creating a Lewd of engineers
to examine applicants, two of whom shall be prao..
tient machinists, and the third a practical engineer
of a locomotive, to be appointed by the Uovernor,
and hold his tem of office for three years. Any
person noting as an engineer without it certificate
from the board of examiners is to be subject to a
firma $lOO, and the corporation employing him
$2OO. Mr. Sheppard Introduced a bill similar, in
Homo respects, except that it applies only to loco.
motive engines.
Mr. Pancoast aleo read in place a bill lnoorpo•
rating the, People's Insurance Company. Corpo
raters—Jaine4 D. Wethaul, Philip M. Prioe, John
C. Miller, John Gorton, Thomas Webster, Jr.,
Illiehael Kale, Wm. T. Aldrich, Francis Walker,
and Ilayard Robinson. Capital stock 1,000 shares,
with privilege of increasing to 8,000 sharer, of ;10
each.
Mr. O'Neill, a "supplement to the Locust (lap
Improvement Company," which extends to that
corporation the provisions of the act of April ;
18A, and its supplements, entitled " An act to
enable, joint tenants and tenants in common, and
adjoining owners of mineral lands, in this Com
monwealth, to manage and, develop the same,"
and also the right to roduoo tho capital stock to
any ruin not exceeding 5150,000.
Also, by the same gentleman," a supplement to an
act relative to the exemption of the three hundred
dollars, and to the widows and children of dece
dents,!' approved April 8, 1859. Its object is to
enable; the widows and children of any decedent
to secure her three hundred dollars out of lands,
not lying in tbo county in which she thee.
Mr. Seltzer road in plase " an act to incorporate
the State Insurance Company," with a present
dapital stook of $50,000, with the privilege of in
creasing it to $300,000. The corporators are Ro
bert M. Foust, Robert Morris,John W. Forney,
Henry O. Fisher, Samuel Fox, J. Parker Martin,
Robert Pitts, J. P. Rees, J. ➢f. Groff, and Woo. IL
'Smith. It is to have all the privileges, and be sub
ject to all the restrictions, provided by the "not to
provide for the incorporation of insuranoe owe
isles," approved April 0856, with power b insure
nil risks and enjoy all other privileges whatsoever
,enumerated in the first and second parts of the
seventh section of said act, and also the right to
insure domestic animals, and to insure on the mu•
tual plan.
Tho same gentleman will th a few days read in
place a bill regulating the militia system of Penn
sylvania. It la an entire revision of the old-law,
yes ernplisatod, and mere practical It is the
prodtsot of the united eetanseis Of a number of
military Sialvilemon who have been In session bare
for some time. 'The gentlemen who bora taken
most interest in the matter aro Cons. Thee. S. Bell,
J. S. Ntgloy, 11. A. Shaeffer, E. M. Biddle, Geo. C.
Wynkoop, and Colonels 0. If. Seltzer, Andrew
thregg, Daniel Herr, and Thomas W. Duffield.
A bill is before the Senate, reported favorably
by the Committee on the Judiciary, giving the al
derrnon of the different wards in Philadelphia pow
or to approve of the bond which each tavern-keeper
is required to silo with the clerk of Quarter Sessions
ber , to he can take oat a license. The alderman to
to got SI 50 for such sort ice. Heretofore the Re
corder of the city of Philadelphia approved the
bond and got SI, and this was supposed to bo
feir compensation. What is the ace of this bill
It looks as though the proper title of it would be
" an act to increase the revenue of the aldermen
of the city of Philadelphia." Recorder Eneu will
Awe take notice.
The town is on the qui rive to hoar Lola Monter
the late Counters of lAnsfeLlt, lecture on Farbion
It ir to woe off on Monday evening. Pees.
PEUSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE VOTE rat CLERK ov THE Horse REPRE.
SENTATITF.S.—WO print from the Glee of Satur
day morning the official veto of the mctuberi of the
Howe of ItoprolontutiveJ on the election of a Clerk
for the Thirtynieth Co:l,l're+; :
The :Mum proceeded to Tote rive yore for Cleric,
with the following result : Whole number of vote s
east. 221; necessary to o choice, 111 ; of which
John W. Forney received 112
.1:1111ef , C. Allen 77
Nathaniel O. Taylor
A. L Dalton
Z. W. MeKnow
The following is the Tote In detail
For Mr Fr,lt . sEV—Mesiorx. Charles F. Adams,
Adram, Aldrich, Alley, Ashler, It rbbit, Beale. Bice
liam, Blair, Blake, Bray ton Butlinton, Burlingame ,
Burnham. Butter fi eld. Campbell, Carey. Carter, Csae,
Horace F. Clark, eolress. Conklin. Cot ode, Curtis,
I)awes, Delano, Dliell, Ihinn. Edgerton Edwards.
Jlud Ely, Farnsworth. Fenton. Ferry. Poster,
Prank, French, Gooch, Graham, brow, Harley, Hale,
Hall, Hamlin'. Helmick, Hlckmari, Hoard. Humphrey.
Hutchins, Irvine. Junkie, Francis 11 - , Kellocg,
Kolloge, Hem on, Killinrer, De Witt C. Leach,
Lee, Longnecker.Loornia,Loveyoy Marston, McKean,
Mc Knujit. \h Sword, Moorhead, Morrill, Edwerd
Jor Morris, Morse, Nixon, I'nlmer, Perry, r et;,t
Porter. totter. Pottle. Heyholdc. Rica.
Chrietophor Robinson. Royee, ftehwarsz. Scranton.
tietl.tertek, ahernian, Semen. !invading: Spinner, Sian
-I.m, Stet, ens, Stewart, Str•tton, Tappan,
Thayer, l'heaker, Toinpkins, rain. Trioitile, Van
dot Ws nk, Vetter. Wade. Wn'ilron, Walton.
ChliWlCall,f C. Wagh torn, Elbhu Is Waslitior^e. Israel
Washburn, Aiello, Wiltion, Wood, M'wdrulf, and Mr.
tire ,t,er.
For Mr, ALL r \—Messrs. Allen. Thomas 1,. Ardarsen,
Ashmore. cry. Barksdale. ' , nil.. Bar rat s. Bocock,
Botplyny , Bove, Burch, Burnett, John 11. Clark. Cle•
mans, John H. Coclirnne, Cooper, Cia, James Conic,
CrIOX.• D,v1(111011, Jobll 03015. Reuben Ha
mm., Hoyarnette, Dimmick. Edmondson, English. Flo
tOlkio, Footle, Harnett. Hartrell. Hamilton, John T.
Harris, rtawkins, Holman, Iluzltea, Jackson, Jenkins,
JKeitt, Lamar, I andrum.
Me r lin. Laralese, Lemke,
1.0,c, Machu. Charles D. r Ellsict S.
Martin, fileClernand, Mcßae. Niles. Matson. Mont
gomery,..riablnek, Noel!, Fee ton, Finites.
Fite!". POI C. ttotuntion, Bust, trim, tickles,
Sitioue,Mnyieton. Stevenson, James A.
Stewart. Swint. 'Pas lor.Thornas. Vollontliemin. White
les , Winslow. Woodson. ant Wricht.
Tor Mr. 'l . lll I:lern Adams. Wil'is in C.
Anderson, Pointer, Bralomi, I:ne, r, tininess., 11, Win
tor list is, I:Menace, (Amer, Harder:lin, J. Morrison
Harris. !lotion, Hill. James al. Leisen, Mallory, May
nard, Lab in T. Moore, Nelson, I mrn,laa, With tun N. H.
Smith. blokes. Vence, and WOWS,
For Mr. llsi.xot.-11essre. Bonham. Clopton. Cobb,
Crawford, Curry, Houston, McQueen, and eydenhfun
Moore.
For at r. Mt Kanw—Me. Ruffin.
So John W. Forney, having received a majority
of rill the votes cast, was declared duly eleoted
Clerk of the Rouse of Representatives for the
ttirtyelith Cougreqs.
During the vote Mr. Kilgore stated that he had
paired off with Mr Pugh.
Mr. Olin atated that he had intended to leave
town this morning, but had been detained by ac
cident. dle had paired off with Mr. Branch;
otherwise he would have cheerfully voted for Mr.
Forney.
Mr. Con%in Ftited that ho had paired oft
with Mr. lindent cod on the question of tho elec
tion of officers; and as ho understood this question
was connected with that subject, ho did not feel
authorized to vote.
The result haring been announced, Mr. Forney
war °netted to tho desk by Mr. Baskin, and the
oath of office adnainistorod to Lim by the Speaker.
ANorar,nlssTANCO ov iiISI:0/311.-BLIt A tithe or
the dscds of heroism which occurred at the time of
the destruction of the Lawrence Mill have probably
been told to the public. Oen. Henry K. Oliver, in
a totter acknowledging donations from Salem, re.
late.; tho following •
"Them were instances of heroism,
of positive
heroism, in the attempts at rescue, that were above
even the tugboat pralso John Shaw, a youngster
of some twenty years, himself within the building
when it fell, drew around him three girls to a place
of safety; when the mill was all Sown, he took
them out of the danger, went back, and ring out
and .sa phi three site,,. I place this same John
Shaw above the John Shaw of the English Wu
Guards, who, at the battle of Waterloo, Alert , raven
rtenchmen. A higher hero ho who saves than he
eho slays."
VV. The Harrisburg correspondent of the Sun-
day Disrorh gives the following calculation in I
relation to the Opposition candidate for Governor
at the coming meeting of their State Convention •
The following is the estimate of the rote for
llovernor, am it will stand on the first ballot in the
corning State Convention of the People's party.
The statement is based upon extensive inquiry
among well-mferined men now in Harrisburg front
the various districts which have already circled
delegates, outside of the city :
t‘llso vole will probably eland: Heinle, 5;
Herder, B; Told, 1, Calvin, 5, Kline, 13; Tag
gart. Ill; 11nwo, 11; Corode, 13; and Curtin, 35,
(. 0.1 the first ballot. The Dgures I give may not
TWO CENTS.
stand exactly tbw. but any change will be only a
relative one, and therefore will not change the re
sult,
"This calculation does not embrace Montgomery
or Philadelphia. Taggart's friends claim for him,
with great apparent confidence, the four votes of
Montgomery, If these are given, it will raise his vote
to sixteen, If the division of your city rote, said
by non•parti,ans to be the true one, be correct. it
stands for Curtin, thirteen; Taggart. sit; and
Cormle. two. This would give Curtin forty-savrn
on the first ballot ; Taggart, tweatyrwo ; and Co
rode, fourteen; making these three gentleman the
leading candidates. 14 ben Llowe's name is with
drawn; Corrode will get a majority of the Allegheny
county vote, say five out of semen. Tote will give
hint nearly as many vote, as TaggsrL To him
many of Taggart's votes will co if there is no
prospect for Taggart's nomination. They cannot,
however, be transferred in solid column.
"It is supposed that upon the second ballot Cur
tin will metro 23 amore voter then upon the first
ballot, thins receiving a •total of 70 rotes, three
more thin enough to elect. Should he lose In per
cent or tbiA whole vote from any enamor causer Lot
now foreseen, he will be reduced to slaty rotes,
and the loss will be more than made up by those
anxious to be on the winning side.
" I deem this to be a most fair and impartial eel
enlation. I have only sought the troth in order to
give it fairly to your readers. In it I have not
suffered either preference or dislike to away my in
quiry into facts, or In declaring my judgment upon
them. You may depend upon it that the aetual
balloting wilt show how wonderfully near I have
come to mathentallcal revunacy.'l
Us,' The Wasblagtoo eorreapondent of the N
Y. herald up, tinder date of 14.3 :
" The Bennie Printiog Investigating Committee
met this morning. Mr. Woodall - underwent an ex
= Nation sprawls of three bolus. _ L it appeared
that some lumen or sight parties wereintereated in
rho public printing, rounely t Steadman. Banks,
McLean, Walker, lice, Berens, and Bowman.
s easditut that he had paid ettlf 'luring the past
h re. yes* etrest'werlmandted -lboosand dollars
fur party support to newspiipia, Oki In aid er slew.
lion expenses, in Pannayinanlapriricdpally,
tending over New Jersey, New York, Mary
land, Ohio, .to. Considerable bad been paid by
official authority, sad some of his own free will.
Ile also stated that by the motion of the Senate in
electing Bowman, who had jeiven the work to Blair
A Rives, be had been left, penniless, with the
largest establishment In the Unite lying idle.
Bowman's conduct towards Wendell was shown up
in a very bad light. Bowman . / IT appears, has
given part of the wank to Jewett, editor of the
Fillmore organ at Bank. A. I). Banks and Jo.
Slovens, were also a:ambled. They did not seem
to know much, except that they had retained some
material aid from Vo widen.
Wendell testified that out of the post-office blanks
printing he paid, lo 18 , 57, the rum of ste tbou.rand
dollars to the Pennaylvarliari newspaper, of Phi
ladelphia. and to the .F.vening Aryelam, of Phila
delphia, the cam of fire thousand dollars. Ile in
formed the committoe that he went into doubtful
nomocratia diArlets la Pennsylvania, and spent
money freely for the benefit of the supporters of
the policy of the Administration. Rice, of the
Pennsylvanian, was also before the committee,
and did not disercdit the testimony of Wendell
There are rich developments forthcoming before
the committee.
There aro rumor" that Gen. Berry, the col
lector of this port, has been removed to give place
to one recently hr. tight over to the faith of the
Administration, and whose appointment is probe,-
bly the "consideration"' or •• thirty pieces of sa
ver," consequeut upon the betrayal ef friends.
lien. Berry, about the time of his appointment, had
the misfortune to become severely embarrassed in
bwiness, and though ho has bled severely—so se
verely that the office has yielded him 2o emote
meet—yet he has been unable to do forihe "13.121
of Trade" all that they demanded, and than being
an honer: man ho could not meet their demands;
and hence the thirst for his I4oad. Thank God ! a
speedy end is awaiting the' - reign of terror" from
which the Democracy have been suffering.—Bath
(Matue) Timer.
la , The Charleston Courier gives an account of a
remarkable African boy, living In Savannah, blind,
and in feature resembling an idiot. Ills only won
derful gift Is the powerof musical composition and
execution, and this Ii entirely natural. Ile plays
upon the pianoforte, and has only to hear a piece
once to reproduce it, net only accurately, but with •
the same shades of expression which the performer
gave to it. Ilia touch is said to be wonderfully
delicate, while at the same time it has great force.
That the boy's talent is not alone a development
of the faculty of memory and the power of Imita
tion, is shown by hii Improvisations, whit& the
paper alluded to commends as or exceeding beau
ty. The countenance of the child, when bels not
under the influence of is said to be almost
repulsive, vacant, and ugly. But the moment his
fingers call the eonnd from his instrument, his face
lights up with inspiration, and has saes absolutely
beautiful.
r 24 The Chicago Time/ ,cry truly says that
"itio .Delucent can be tdeeted President In 1960
who is not openly and avewed!y au advocate of
popular sovereignty, in its 'idlest and broadest
sose; and if tno candidata 1 be totrinated by
the Charleston Convention is ta boa man of that
class, and professing those principles, the nasty
and the people will demand that the only man in
the country who is recognised and ackiaomileilged
/1.9 the champion and guardian of that principle
shall be the standard-bearer in the contest fir its
supremary."
A gentleman of tnid•lle age was attacked
m.ll IL:1111 , 1 . d tremens. Ile fvught the suttenr.d
ing snake, f3r a tow days, and then told I/13 friends
that he teas dool. Ile ley stretched upon the heti
f,r tomo minutes, when ho arose, walked into an.
other twin, and complained that ha had forgotten
something in his will. lie added a codicil, request.
ing his employers to take his Eon into their employ
ment as his suc,:es:sor in business. lie returned
again to the room, looked upon the bed, and began
t 3 rave bccaute hie body bed been stolen, asserting
that ho left It upon the hed a foot moments bent.,
and satuo tf il,o attendant, bad ten it a way.
Seen tho stupor canto or him spin, when he laid
himself do ,n, and tho tongue that had before en
wildly iv ifFtvd on poeeetsor'a decemo was stilled
in the coil embraco tf death.
Tit lOC a or Tn tem —A corre4pondont cf . the 1;t1
tiraore P.rri t explaios one of the tricks c,neocted
at Atlanta, Georgia, dodges,' to injure a certain
class of the New York merchants, and bolster up
others by classing them as friends and opponents of
the south. The thing was got up by the drum
mers sent out by the Nel; York merehtcts, who
receive salaries in proportion to the ammut of
Baler whi-h they may se.mre. It seems that
some of these drummers. natives cf the South,
wit at Atlanta, and, for their own petr,nal bene
fit, made up a list of sound and unsound houses.
That their own gain was the only object is proved
by the fact that on the .• unsound" list they put
Ruehanen Pemocratri, and on the other Frimont
Republicans.
ONZ m• SEXAT‘ , II II? NTSII . I Si.trE4 Rt .11 Or r
—A corre+ponlent of the Baltimore S,.n writes
from Berryville, Clarke county, Va , au follows
‘• A rept rt reached here the other day from the
most reliable .10111*CO 3 that cameo (a meal belonging
to It. M T. Bunter, Senator from Virginia, was
kidnapped nod conveyed in the underground rail.
road to Canada. Strange as it may seem, the ma
ouppor vase Northern lady, a member of a dtstin
guiKked frailly there. The name of this lady, and
ttto whole :dory will be made public ha a low days.
An old college mate of Mr. Hunter, a resident of
this place, wrote him yesterday the full particulars
of the extraordinary affair "
r73lr. La Mountain. the aeronaut, is construTt
log four new balloons at Lantingborgh. to be used
for local ascensions. Mr. John Wise is als.)
?mg a haihrtlll, with which he proposes to make an
ascension from Kingot tn, Canal'', on the 2lth cf
May, the birthday of the tauten.
To tireenvilie (.i. C t ./...lit,rprtre state!
that eta rale of no rocs week, ono of them,
George, a likely fellow, said to be a goodjoinor and
carpenter, brought the enormous sum of
Ho was purchased by Hee. J. P. Boyce. Mr.
Boyce was afterwards onrod !4,00 for him.
Tue liozinanv ur ()ENVOI. Dust —The rob
bery of Gen. Doles, at Clialesten, South Carolina.
has already Into nientionA The General is a
South Aweriran, and was ono of the uwengers of
the steamier Isabel, from diaTans. lie is &Need'.
ted to our Federal Government a! en ambassador.
The .tlrreury soya that be seas rubbed by some
person plundering his trunk, while be was absent
from the room but seven neinutes. The plunder
consisted of $2,000 iu Spanish 100-real pieces,
c dunk) of 1A59; $1.:,00 in £lO and 50 notes
on the Bank of England; nine honorary de..
coratio,i, consisting of crosses, jewels, dc., of an
intrinsic value of $10,000; twobeavy gold watches,
jewelled, worth MO each; two diamond rings, in
gold setting, worth $.BOO each; and a collection of
old. rare, and curious coins, valuable to eollectons.
Total value robbed about $17,000. The Spanish
pieces area new coin, of 100 reads each, equivalent
to $3, and struck only during the past year at the
n,yalmint. They are the first ever brought to
Charleston The bank notes had been placed for
security in the toe of a gaiter shoe, of whi.•h there
were four pairs In the trunk. From attendirg eir
cumstanco, it is judged that Urn. Deist was fol
lowed from lle.vana IT roma Cuban thief, who knew
of the dispeAtion of these valuables, and seized
the first opportunity to abstract them.
ANOTHER MOHO to AFFAIR—TiIe SOVS OP MAL-
T t SCSVE( TVAI —Everybody is, of course, familiar
with the Morgan disappearance, which canna' to
intense an excitement a number of year.; ago, not
only in this country but also in Europe. It was
said the Masons made away with him fi.r revealing
the secrete of the Order, and many believe the
story to this day. A somewhat similar cancur
ranee is now exciting the citizens of Zanes
ville. The Aurora not long since publibbod
whet purported to be a full statereent of the
mode of initiation, signs, secret., and mysteries of
the Sons of Malta. which was extensively copied
This was considered a good joke, got up by some
wag to amuse the Sans, and was tanned over by
note few. It, bones cr, it..nimed a sArions aspect
when It was dicoovered that ono Curtis was the
author. and that he had suddenly and mysteriously
disappeared. Suspicion pointed at once to the
Sons of Malta, and it is feared that unless the
mystery which enshrouds the once is cleared up the
citizens will rise en nr,tre egetert the order. We
are sanguine, however, that the missing man wilt
turn up emnowhere, and it will be found that his
disappearance had not the remotest connection
with any joke he may have perpetrated on tee
bone.—barniusky iiverster, February 1.
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Iltaamsts.
Aneuvra. or A SLATILIL—A fultrigged Spad e
looking brig arrived atour quarantine Simi=
terday morning. in charge of Lleaterunt
Mears:in Midshipman Norman S. Fargulter,
ten seamen old marines of the United Stites skip
Conatellstion. She pelt. was taken ow the Vat of
December last, about sixty miles noethwest Of
Sabena', Lower Guinea, by the ship Conaredlatios,
after a twelve-hours' cheer, daring which thus she
displayed no colors, and on boarding her ser
were found. Pram what can be i aaraed Gas
the railing-muter , she is the Spanish twig Dallei e,,
built in Dareelon'a twenty - See isms
She Railed from Segue le Grande, in the of
Cuba, in September but, and kept well north is
going to the mast.
She had bean hovering wear the land for owns
time when takes, and it u supposed that deism
about takicg a cargo of six hundred Devon ow
board, as her captain or supercargo was sabers,
A 7 ,111 her Aare deck boiler for cocking, was*
in p:aco ready for immediate use. Elm had„ when
taken, a crew of thirteen men and two cams, s/1
of whom appear to be Spaniards. Ths nee were
placed on board the Constellation, but the two
otneers have arrived hole in the brig. As she is
an old revel, with us money on board, the . zi . s .. l
sill rot prove very rahmble. She will be
in the hands of the C. S. nunhal.—Char=
Mereery, FtS. 2.
1,7" after having a monad ells
eouree eloineatly for • length of time as the per
nicious initainee of wealth, calmly replied, "Yea
@peek like an oracle, dr ; bat I bass bees poor,
and am new rich, and of the two colediffess I pre
fer the latter."
Tim N1A411.1 LID Coseessz.—The u slam"
who do the " mosi4" wotk at the Oaillet are &
Areal eat of fallow. Tossain/ on* a Own inh
standing by one of the doors of this Bewsw, Wrist
in at the lambent. The doorkeeper • " Jus t
they're talking about skjusin thew," "Wan,"
wu the response, • &either badmen. Len blew
pro, it It wasn't fords alarm dare ersaltiket
ne Cetopeo."
drain dosheelks
pains iloaisuipla is Skil. et-pirprole b Map(
to wish his shirts with ha siva royal km&
Vatadellbia Workmea aid Uten
The newer we arrive at jettfietion the mere
we are eapahle of sole 4 the great podium K ammo. y true a istaisifaetsmi
in general, and Imre ‘Aepaitmast of ma pay
ao lanai aui that slack emleneese the omistratifum
of Ere and burglar-proof safes. Mara tea MOM
for all this, and a very palpable MOIL ' Islhe
place, the competition among maimed themsdiet
13 so acute 824 Ullisarial that it wising die Mem*
vigilance on the part of all ppaarses to arrive as
near as paisible to the standard of perbetios.
Again:in making ire-prop[maim, art as
arrayed
against one of the men powerful species is the
world of nature, while in the comelmeettes of
burglar-proof safes the skill of the trackman is
compelled to contend with that of the -
burglar, who, In nearly every initeme, modied
the details of mechanical science with ezrzeirsdi
nary perveverince. and unites with his villainy
abilities of a meat opener charecter.
While in the manufactory . of Haws. l'arnsl,
Herring, it Co , a few days since, we saw, aameg
A large souther of safes. two of a peculiar dame
rer_one, cf 'beg a IlitArto burglar-proof stir, sod
the other a Are-proof, combining in its anamm
[cents security against the depredatioas of flue
osenicy.seeker. R e said they were of a pecoraar
character. By this we mean that they came 'antic
the standard of perfection as we could ociaosirsi it
possible for the art of man to anise. A brief
and detailed explanation of them Wee may more
rally explain oar meaning.
In making this burglar-proof safe, the wairicklai
emotes that the bursar who may reek to operW
upon it is a matt of equal skill with hi f, wed
possesses every poexibie advantage for ensuMe it.
Accordingly, he takes. platy diatonic his, from
a half to three-quarters of an inch thick. This la
es bard that it cannot be very well broken, erten by
a large crowbar, yet, being Comparatively soil,
revolving cotter " in the heads of a burglar
would very soon drill a hobs in It. To amid
this, he rivets it to ate of chilled Bon three
eighths of an inch thic k Bo tool has aver been
made sharp enough to drill this metaL But, befog
very bard, and consequently very brittle, a atm.
tar would easily break it. The burglar &dream
thus far with his crowbar and cutter, bat beam is
the shape of a grating, a half inch thick, composed
of steel care a . quarter of an inch thick, cr=
each other at right angles, and makiag the
tkicknitas an Loeb and a halt, the workman pre
sents a third obstsele, which no cotter can difil,
and no crowbar force. To be care, the steel
bo softened by 'means of the blow pipe, andV
eventually forced, tut the time which mast of as
cesaity be occupied to them emplaned operation,
would not alum of any burglar, however woos.
plashed he might be, performing it Aeries dm epee
of a single night, commencing at samosa, jai
working until the daybreak ractesediag.
The operations here detailed Ira thee* whisk
tale place in the eonstriction of awry Wear
prool sida for additional security, imwereur. ad
ditional Backmost of chilled iron, wroastitirem.
and nett bars are wed, wheel rerseetted ey resew
careful customers. In the particular safe ere are
uoir describing no Ned than seven triekalNlON aft
employed, as fullers:
1. Builer, or wrought iron.
2. Steel bars, of an inch thick.
3. Boller plate,
4. Chilled iron, I
.5. Steel plates,
6. Steel hart, crossing No. 5. at right angles.'
7. B-iter iron i of en itch thick.
Here, then, is a combination which would re
float, require say stun, or Set of men, with ail the
ape !lances science ceuld place in their hands, some
too or three moutha to Live!
11.1t13 fir foiled, the burglar has other rem:weep :
he may attempt to 1.1.11 t the lock, or, by insetting
gun cotton or powder, blow it even. Here be is
met by two of Hall's itetent elusseable Beak
Lteke. one on each door. These locks Lare newer
Asa* pixie 1, and. not haring a keyhole, powder or
gtto-eutton eartot be insetted. Leery possible re
11,yarre thus failing him, he finds himself utterly
and completely at the end of his reentreee, and the
c‘lveted tres3ure el far from boo reachasthoagh Ono
At!anli: -, , cean rolled between them_
The other safe is • fire-proof. It teal time same
sire, but does not /owes the peculiar qualities of
the burglar-proof above described. The Inner
doors of ohs safe are composed cf three thisknewes
of into, chilled iron brming the etntrid plate. The
peculiarities of fire.pleof safes are so well known
t, oar renders that they will ezecie ar &fin enter
ing into the details above obarrved. We stay sty,
however. that every possible contrivance is CM
pl,lOl that science coald enaest. The doors ars
festooed by massive fraud bolts, which eraser - n/1d
by Ysto'., paten: lark. Within the sale, a mow
vault is placed for the security of specie. This
111Cii is et astrutted in the same way, though on •
scale smaller than the one just desertlsed. It is
additionally secured by heavy rowed bona, and
~no of n flails patent combir.auort locks," the pa
tent right cf which i• in the pcp.reszion cf this inn.
Wo may state as a matter of interest that the
coat tf the butgLar•prosf is 81,?,513. The net of
the other is s'oU. The former is intended fey an
inmates° company in Columbus, Mikiszippi ,• the
latter for a private Arm In the 1193 town. They
will be shipped to their deitinition in the Coarse
of a day or two. Al speoeim.ets of workmanship
they are really admirable, and will go far towards
-orsluing the already pioad reputation of Phil"-
dv , r his c.ethanlcs in the regions tithe sunny South.
(From t?• New Yoe& Comperes! Advert - ler I
The well-known Philadelphia cullection bean et
Davis has recently opened an oMes in the
American Exchange Bank builling„corter of Cedar
street and Broadway. A house of this kind is cer
tainly a desideratum incur business community;
end we hazard little in predieting for the =tar
t rise MI cordial a support as it has received incur
1.... , ter city. The best mode of collecting claims has
always been a pustlir.g proade.m to ant menhants.
.Although bents and broken generally take ma
luring raper to bo collected through other hanks
and brokers, they consider this incidental to siraa
lstion. discounting and dealing in r.ocks; and there
has been v.,: a little comllaint of delay in re
tares, and the lavish ti , e of protests where they
were uurieceanry. But neither basks nor
l.rokers con do anything int:2 protested paper,
tzept to ro turn it to the owner. What gall, than,
be done with the claim' home large lams keep a
corps of travelling clerks, whcse chief budzeas is to
adjust or compromise suspended debts. Thia
system would toe excellent, provided the badetros
%ere confined to a email district, or was of large
amount, and provided the' clerks employed ware
Magness men of tact and legal skill. Bat tha
claims of a commercial firm are generally mattered
over a large portion of the Union, and are so email
that the difference between what is offered by fail
' ing dcbtors. and what is secured by clerks, dots not
average the tenth pert of salaries and travelling ex
pears, not to speak of the fees pail local attorneys
for drawing papers which the clerk is incompetent
to prepare. As a practical thing, therefore. the
qyvtem of millecting by travelling clerks le •
failure
Lowe morchan , e, diseatisSed with the travelling
system. forward suspended paper to lawyers
in the vicinity of their debtors, taking the nasal
in most eases f-em other merchants, whose infor
mation is little more precise, in many eases, than
their own, or from agencies who reccariend their
reporters. The claims are sent without contraot
nye fits The result has condemned the plan.
In some eases, the claim is never beard from
again, and heavy fee and, cost bills on uncollected
CitiCC.l and extortionate deductions from moneys
cone:Lei. have Leen matters of, we may almost
say. general experienee One ef Our large houses
has declared as the result of its effort', fur twenty
coats, to collcot suspended debts, that it would
have made some money and Jared much trouble, if
it had wholly dispensed with collecting elects and
country attorneys and accepted, witboat investiga •
ties, the offers of felling debtors. The eollectien
house of Bimey t Davis is free from the objection,
we have saggcstedeo other evacuee. Their theory
of business is to take maturing paper ; collect it at
maturity, tf N.:Able, and If not, to present it by
rpe
cial agent, investigate the circumstances; negotiate
and secure, or sue, if Pc directed ; never to protest
unless necessary to fix the liability of i party ; to
send their check for • COHNtiOD on use day of re
ceipt ; to advise client in writing of each step
takes ; to keep thoroughly informed in regard to
tube, promptness, and responsibility of collect
* attori.eys, country bankers, and collectors in
all parts of the consul. and make artargestents
in advance with the best ; regulating feat [a all
contingencies, which can be foreseen ; to incur to
cost without content cf client, to give counsel utc
management and security of claim!, and to ahead
ti taking depositions, if necessary; and to know
limits of judicisi distrista, times of holding touts,
and all peculiarities cf collection laws. Will a
thorough. active, and well-patronised orgardeatice
for the Coited States and Cicadas, 3lesiers. Disney
Dual' will, we doubt not, &freed here, as tbirY
eve doing In Philtdetphla, Important Utilities t
our haziness community fir the eclleetiOn of ILI
Tees of claims.