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AMERICAN GOOI 1S
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cum • , AND - QUI! ENS WAltie.
DRUGS' AND
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GOLD AND 13ILVER OABEE3,
LT TEN LOWEST JOBBING
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D,RY;4IOODS JOBBERS.
DRESS GOODS' AND SELAWLE.
tiOISALT.A. L. BALLY,
NO. 1113 MARKET STREET,
INVITEE ATTENTION
A SUPERB 'ABBORMIENT OF
. ,
DRESS :GOODS
AND
SHAWLS.
trial Will"
'AUCTION SALES.
'New °woo, wad tot isle ter Wow this
COST OF
IMPORTATION.
.1. W. GIBES di spivs.
ha 68i MARKET STREET,
•n ow riming their •
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
Adapted to •
- ACE N'S .11Th'A
will be, toad s lhll sarortmenfof
,timarna,powErmirßanNalf,
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ALL I ENDALLE QUILTS:
THE CASE,
FOR SALE BY
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
-'913 !lIARZET-BTIIp7. mhll4#
MpOLINTOOIt, MOM, & 00.,
•
•- nestiaim Aro WIWIJIIIALWMIALERIS IN
MOTELS omgatemas TREVTINGS,
TRIMMIT•IGS,
rio:#3.9imixer imam, (lip swim)
Are ow opening their ittociCie irldalt they to
me OA attention of the tWe'.., • fel-em
WIA.43.'iTTEWART & 00..
, IMPORTER!! AND JOBOBRO OF. , •
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SILK
AND
rijuirtimizta GOODS,
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WOOD,ICARE4B.;' k RAT W.ARD,
Innninnti and tirboleinlo Deslensin
DAY 'GOODS
AND
- CLOTHING.
10AR No. 110‘ :iddßitirr Street. /*Unit/104k.
AUSTIE. Ro
.IVIoVgIEIII,
/11ITORTIIRS AND sozosawi'
12( - '
DRY—GOODS.
:N Ah M . RT STREET,
NoVedigh,l tanamezmni.
oan k . Ba rar
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FITHIAN. JONES. AI do..
WROLEEkaI DRALERS •
not
FOREIGN AND DONNSTIO
DRY . laO 0,0 S .
No. IRO MARKET STREET.
NSW GOODE ronerrbag ovary 4. for .
CITY AND NEAR TRADE. !atm
SHAPLEIGH, RUE. &00,.
'lmporters of
LAMM ,
wall% 600D3,
LAOE3, sad
• ENBROLDNNUM
A 0.399 MARKET NritENT.
Our present stook, *sleeted In the best Eisr,oseen
atarkete by ourselves, is thi met *omelets we have
Ter eared. • , , 64-111 m
RATS AND CAPS.
HOOPES • & -DA PIS.
NO: sir ILAREE'r STEEET,
NIA.NuFAATURENit or. AND' WHOLESALB
DEALERS IN, FUR,. WOOL, SILK, OASSINIBRD,
,errItATT,AND,pANANA
RA Ts.
GAPS, BONNETS. BLOOMERS, RUCHES ' . PALM &
1 4 4D.,Lqw. Nom, ARTIFICIAL FLOWEND; &e.
We ,reepeotfoill) invite tile, aßention of amp sad
pr o mpt mins Wars to oar kolt• Vall f ood
t. elt4se
LOOKING GLASSES.
LOOKING-GLAkIBES,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE ,PRADERS,
ENGRAVINGS,
OIL PAINTINGS, &e., &a
JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
/IMPORTER Al, MANUFACTURERS, WHOLE
SALA' AND RETAIL DRALERS,
EARLBS' GALLERIES,
Ole ORESTNUT ISTRBST,
SHOE FINDINGS.
WM. 170111 1 !113 & BON:
.." IMPORTER AND DULEjita IN
.1300 Ti 111103,
.and GAITER MiITBRZALS,
,1843TRI:08; °ALUMNI% •
• ~ 51111MINGS, P.A.TSN't IMATUBIL.
• ' 'RENON KIDS. LACBTB. ..
' SLIPPER UPPERS. ko.
.. •• . .• . • •
N. 2; bORNIOR FOURTH os AROII. METHS.
PRINCE IMPERIAL '
C P A G N. E
FROM DE VENOOE & 00,, EPERNAY, FRANCE.
Bold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the e4untry.
This fine brand of OHAMFAGNE; which wolf tie
met year was &Cadged exchnovely to the,best tables of
the Continent of Europe, has now obtained the most
unbonaded sueeess and popularity, m thy, maul, it I.
eaimmanded by mum or the first physalane of he city
of New York, over al t. other wines, on aesosat ors, its ea
strew/ purity 112112 .11.11012ey. and those ,who, onee try it
moli use any UMW mend. Although only one )112.2
Nrut i a g re d e l sigrtri i-nt u n d d rO ti jaal l gro w crep u .gf r rt4
it:Sats Ire nog
_as .to insure tne.guan If of , the
ri se hag maintained-at its present ,high standard.
• 1141 aoallropeml is importoksolsisr do w .
ao Agnate of Monism v Rog
aostatry. '•• Z. V -R. ROAD
k •
Posi. 01p nab as BRO WA , Nos, york.
' 112 Ullll sits. try '
. REEVES & DEAL,
logi-sok fir • , uO4 MARKET Street.
GRICASLI—YeIIow and White Giefige
rt r MItaAt . BANr V
PWILMALPRPt• 'NVEtINSDAY; ApRIL 4, 1860.
THIRD.II . I7RP.F.T JOBBING
.#9*Sifi
18611: .tiejari' TRADB, 1060.
'BUNN. El4lOOEt. dk do.;
- =PORTEN'S AND JODDIARS IN ' ,
. , • ‘.
FANOX„ DRY GOODS.;
137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Are prepared to saChibit at their salesroom the most
eomplete stooks( geode ever offered *IMO, ptesent
led unuedel attAedone to the trade teaetelly.
The stook oosserisee a °omelet" exiartnient of: every I
variety or.
1911,K11, RIBIIONIS, . .
DEBAT QOODH, WRITIT 400 DO,
14.110110:ID3 MOTES, •
CAJOBINNERN AND YE13.21(NN8,,
iros.ORT, CF.OVES.
TRIMMINGL" ; ij,
Also. till and ieserel seseeat oleWl•ln; •yf
. SHAWLS. .
E • E
. To alt of which they invite the eitintiee
mien AND raohlrr nx-morrio kritSts.
8: M. DUNN, V. 0. Duo;
H. R. RALIOUNL, W. W. HUNTS, • "
H. F. BUNN. St4lin"
1860. BPRML 1860:
FRESH GOODS.
RIEGEL. BAIRD. & (JO..
IMPOp.T/UtEl AND .30813DR4!
or
roma!! AND ADIERICIAN",
DIVY ,GOODS,,:•
, $0.41.N, ISIRD BTRkII7:
tiIDUIEL.OIIA. • . '
'Woad tiie•ottalli 'lent* . the attention - of Cowlitz
Kettoheete to their ,
14.R08 AND Watt -DBLEOI'EP DTOOX OF
FRESH bIRING GOOPB,
Which air ewe now meting in Store.
Merabina would find at to their admits* w to
ct4lnad immune oar stony.
la; M .11,0;4A N T SITTING'
•••• CLOTEW WINDOW ORADEA.
13DA: - 115:0)N . ITH 141 1 1 I. TH.'
- , AKANIJifiIdiIIREaB Or 'Ottra LOTH%
146 NORTH THIRD BTREET,'PHI/AH4LPHLV
WI ittontion ofilealoro tO onr • stook of
FLOOR;' Atuf.l3, AND ()ARMAGH OIL OLOTIL6,
GAMIN OLAZI , D OAIi ad 14811.10.
• boantlThl iirtlolo for Spades. The Mop! ittook of
WINDOW 'ISHADIfiS mod -RUFF. HOLLANDR in the
market, •t plow Which defy competition. 113-1•1
1800. 8 P " G. .1860.
•J.T. W AY, di 4 1;),
19I3ONTIR AND WHOLESALN DRAWArni
POREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS;,
No. n 8 NORTH THIRD BT..
Are Loy reedy for the
SPRIN G
Aad voniusd to odor, to.o,tut sad aroma!ara
moo*. Buyers, on* of the. ' -
110ST.ATTRACTIVE STOOKS
- in tbigioninti7 sztetPriisiteat'wat d4fn reimport,
How, not oily Wilde. bottle' any.ottost tot! ,
tarolumnra will IS out Stook well unlade& uf ail
insione of the you.
I. T. WAY, 1. PAL U. DUNLAP,
"%WAY, hi-ft iO/10, Y. WAS,
y ARID. GILLMORE, &CIO.
scie.* AND 4 NORTE TEMD BTRENT;
iIIaPORTBRA AND MIMS IN
SILK' .
AW
FANCY' DRY GOODS::
whirsLACEEt, LINENS. ,NIKBROPDS
• ',RIBS, HOSIERY, OLOVF,S, MITTS, AND
116.1 m ' SHAWLS.
=TOP 000P11114 WK. 11. PAllliAlli. Noir. D. wows.
COOPER;
,PAREAM, & WORE,
DdEPORZERA iLIMPACTIJitiIIIS, A.NDIODBERB
- OP
HATS.- CAPS,
STRAW. GOODS.'
"'l' -Ma T ..11 1 1.1;.," 8 ":, N 1r
A r floniq___ty 11 I I
zrelM).ns. NT1C..,724
ito, , 0-11 m '
nAzlir,r, & ,alutura..
DIAISUBAOTURIES
AIM
. WHOLESALE DUMB.
ut
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. ISE NORTH MILD STOUT.
• fan aimontrnont of City anode Boot. slid noes sea
dandy on hand. • .10-tAp 10
LAING & MAGINNIS.
llnd WholosaleDoslors la
IRISH, ENGLISH, AND AZSERIOAN
SHOE THREADS;
FRENOH , AND ENGLISH LASTINGS
Te4. f F arwe Nt pr e vitus , 11.77C1.2 p :
figittinizi.• &c. As, THREADS, CIOT
- • • SOL Ag.triVri3 POI
43uree's o brated IX LA Maohlas SSC and Unfield's ,
Patent 800. TM/.
No, $0 Nell,/ THIRD Stmt. D3-IST4
SOWER. BARNES. da 00..
BOOKSBLI;ERO
AND
PUBLII I / 1 111319 OP
FELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS,
EMMONS' OZOLOGY.
BROOKS' NORMAL ARITHM.KTIOS,
SANDERS' READERS, &a.,
No. 87 NORTH THIRD• STREET,
(P 444 yid., bow Arch BMW.) fea-dm
STRANGERS
ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE ONE
OF TEE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
AOOOUNT BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY,
011130103, DRAFTS, NOTES, ,
COPYING BOOKS AND PRlripBEo,
ENVELOPES. LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS',
to be found In any establishmsal the UNITED
STATES.
Sold Wholozolo, an/ Retoll,nt LO sad UNIFORM
PIHOES.
WILLIAM MANN.
inha-et • 41 SOUTH FOURTH Street.
MOSS, BROTHER, & Co.,
.430 .MARKET STREET.
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, AND '
BLANK-BOOK DiANI.IP AOTVROS,
Rasp large and welt-selected stook, IMPORTED;
DOMESTIC, and of their own 'I4I,I4I3FACtUIVE
Wholesale and Roitail ?flowed prices.
- BLANE ' HOOKS
On hand in largetellt; utade, to order, of any
desired pattern, of the', .1 . Dent material and "work
manship.
We are auntie* cola our extended faollEtee to otter
superior induoemente to purchasers.
A call 4 motioned. fei9-2m
Phaindeli)his.
BLINDS AND SHAD
33. WILLIANS,
No. 16 NORTH BIRTH BTRERT
Is the most extensive mennfaoteree of
VENETIAN _BLINDS
Amp:
WINDOW SHADES.
The 'largest and finest amendment In' the Mtn at the
lowed primes.
lltodt Shades made and lettered. Repelling prommtll
'attended to. ' ard-am
STATIONERY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE SATURDATIVENING POST. "
...,- _ . , Thlk h r,Arr u ithir v iets Weekly. , :
• . The Omit , P:pliodoloCe 4 week)y. : . '
The eater sr vents% ortii. : '
The Greet PSHaielenia 4"ee, if. .
TII Poor kir ou r . le Tr radi i . IM. onset Es
voila ;niers err e ! ke . Q u a se /grit/net Jrrowe
still more .Interestin, 'kl week the rea der learns • What Frank • ate ta r reT she Lst(lo Wopieto., (Apt.
(Ilaytott visite the Ensile oame in his quager garb , and
afterwards inalis; a bnl dash for Gen. Knyehatuten.
Do not fail to r this! fins story,
Ansa her nom ror the powerlui atoll of '' Ms EarPs
Dnesitter" to alsogiven.• • - ' •'• ' '
. Hut tho l'Orr. WWI
Always the best 'Rorie". le not
a m ere StorO pow. Always contains &large amount
of instructive and t ruly indueble. matter. •
Of the Notes on Nursing. 01 Florence Nightisosolls, e,
boy writes: ' •
" The present 'number le as full: of sound sense end
eioful ouit4ooLloo as those winch have preceded It,
These Notes' ar' eertatnir of rare merit. Florence
Melt/op/Ws. Ilan) the world believes, entered upon her
onerous career o f duty putrefy front the with to follow
Rim whd went rut doing hood.' , 19he has devoted the
boot onerame o her mind po the atudy..of• the laws of
Isoalth and the et means of restoring ' ,it ••and fin lb,
atm has thrown herself • with wholo.hearted ardor into
shah a field of action as would test the truth of all her
t eerie' end make her knowledge &TOM sod reliable
, ink From pnah s, woman, wttb snob an expellees*,
s meters on Noising ,come With: peaulifir folOO pod
nion! the idossellanioos Copleote Of ,the POST this
.. k 4
1 •,' tis •,1,-ired notosekeepar—an Affeeting Lesson for
thertl •
I •• rown'icelnitette.- BP Maggie C. trirb•4 , I -
Ertioitallftiaiigirg "l - 4114nPie ' ''
'
Vetdalk. afitogisato, tlisittfsittet,S., ~ ••,. 1 „ „
the 4 4 16/M etit / oTtiitPon t r e tig. l i sLitti l l ul -"r f
, oltruntisardaceprast told to ZOO. Ortintley'F. asks
levs ~ ,
Stn , My Letter frotnilisoll Spriggs.
h
utning this Tables. ' •
- ' nouitural Artielt tidal 'fief:mints.
tddiegrObartmes, nd Conundrums. , •
f r adelli Gleanings, ow Aunty fioranton " Xetohed"
f hebah,Yorufit Ladiihi,•Bpifstrriet,Martindau.
suer he roin Farse—A Folite American Moister.
' The Thicreveriesr at Nineveh; ••• • " "
A (Mustang }hint., .. , ~ , ,
I, mat.
Row to ales the Wind—a Lesson 'for Speoulatora in
News, he.,
_Editorial... elipOinfli, NO &
M. 0., &O. ,
, .
VOr 11610 by the prinoipal newsdarmers. Book Minl-
Ilene of the Posy ran always 'be obtained of ; ey news •
dotter:(ish° will order them for
_you. even if out of
thent.)or at the office, 132 DouthiTHIRD litre/its Phila
delphia. ,Price, Four omits. •• ; , •• • , I ,It ,
CARPETS, AND OIL CLOTItS,
1860. PHILADELPHIA 1860:
CARPET WAREHOiIii•E:
8 OUTHDRN AND WNBTBRZI .1!TIYBR8
,Airorooyootto,Lly invOl to will sad autolao our ,
ENTIRE NEW STOOK
CARPETING' S
RUGS,' 011; CtoTILS, RATTING% .
RNGTISII slim sum,
.just royeived by 1 '
JOHN IJENON.
Asoistwoot to ittoittoa M. Mint.)
No. 47 sour"' yoURT.H. STREET..
, 1 13LD ESTABLIELIED ETpRE,
O. 39 SOUTH SECOND sTRENT,,
ABOVE ORPATEUT.
TOWNSEND & 00..
Importers and Notions tn
VELVET,
BRUSSELS,
TUREE-PLY, and
•
•
•
INGRAIN
9 A R P E T S.
Of the Nit English and Asnettsan wake.
ISLATT4Nett; 011.. CLOTHE, Ach, Ao., &e.
To orhioh . attention is solicited. • ndl29-srfcatin
MULLSTREVT ' .
. ,
CARPET WARI4I;oOSE,
Rkpx.l46T,Eff„„
,-•`..-- - : , • anrwacaraptEhesi . - • • , ,
- Two WNW; BELOW :N NTH, (Beni - 41;4mM ' '
freY a il ti ,l3VAl l lgs.pur oroßemerq vm
rilTIAN CAR We:TINOS.
*Sli ttorfire otroripr at Waned prioes for 44411...
Ar&tenTl ß . arol l 0 § EVEZ Ilm
" r 3 I lk
4-1 m
CARPETS.
F. A. ELIOT ft CO., Nola SS and sl' North FRONT
Street. are the BOLE AGENTS in Philadelphia for the
ROXBURY O,AEPET COMPANif,aud have ooruitautil
for sale a full assortment of VELVET and TAPEATRE
fARPETI3. °idiom Met - tarns.
Also, a lame Bundy of the various kinds of ; OAR
ZETiLinenufaetured in -,Philadelphia city and county,
from' nearly all the bind itiknufaatureri.
Dealois will And - it Co their Interest to oedl end
exudes these goods, which are offered for sale on the
moat favorable terms.
$1.9,- - F. A. ELIOT & CO, being the Sole 'Agents
In Philadelphia for the sale of the Worstedand Carpet
Yarinespun by the Sungarille Mille (formerly the New
England Worsted Company,) and being agents alio for
Ate Ealdwie, 'Wilton ' and Abbott Companies; have
tgoaltar faoilitiesi for keeping oonstantli for We -the
various kinds of Carpets manufactured in Philadelpida,
es Idle most favorable forma. 1817-dm
'VNOLTSLI OARPETINGS.
Tapestry, : Brussel", Ingrain, and Weida* Oar
-I".2trAnieriean Carpeiings and Oil Cloths in Mast
variety, for sale, at the lowest oasArp hoes,
• REgy.r..l. KNIGHT,
Inverter and Dealer,
gal bouth SECOND titre.,,
nthit-Its Mame Bernath we* olds.
M'OALLUM &I
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
EOllO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Also, Importer' and Dealers in • ,
CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING. RUGS,
WAREHOUSP, tICQ ORESTNUT ST.,
(Opposite the State Roam)
Sonthern and Western bnyitre,are respeothdly invited
to call. fah 2trn
PAPER MIANGINGS. &c.
1860 . SPRING STYLES, 1860.
or
WALL PAPERS.
ROWELL & BOURKE,
Manufacturers and Inistortees
0/
' PAPER 1-1.AX . G1N4:313.
No. 17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, Mow *allot.
Otter unusual fatilitles to Southern and Westeni bur
, rai a sP'eatild stook of goods to seloot from, aid' all of
be newest and best designs. WINDOW CURTAIN PA
PERS in endless variety. fell-8m
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & 00 9 „
NO. 522 CHESTNUT STREET,
wig sell out, through thin winter and next spring, their
Igo stock
PAPER HANGINGS.
*islet:ins of every variety oonneoted with the business.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
INE FRENCH PAPERS AT te) PER CENT. BE
LOW COST.
limn Venting their Timm Papered, OUR set great
rthiIIGAIN S..
113-tf
VAPtCY DRY GOODS.
y A ANSI
Double and Twisted. two or three eord, herd or
slack twist, rrom Ns. XI to 40. Unbleached or Blended,
of Duearior Quality, on hand, or mado to order ehoap
Ibr cash. Address,
F. PRATT & 00.,
mh9-Im PAWTUCKET 'R. I.
BURNETT,
. ,
SEXTON. &
SWEARINGEN
Wootton of
, FANOY GOODS, '
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEN'S EUeINISHING GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TDVIMINGS, '
SKlRTS—Shetlazl Wool. Zephyri na VARIETJES
No. 419 Sittß .F 4 catillEr.
AsiS:brivi
• DUHRING & 00..
Not. 26 and 28 NORTH FOURTH stnisr,
Are now reooiving, by euoceesive arrivals from En
rope,' their
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
oip
ENOI,IBII AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
OLOVHB; AND MALL WARMS,
Moohine Sewing Silk rind Tbiend—ond melt an fa-
Wagon of their compete and weill-assinie stook—
ESPECIALLY ADAPTBD TO SOOTHARN itaTTION
111,11 DIS• feS-Am
MACIKEREL-300 bbls. 290 hfs. 100- qts.
LTA. enA2M kilea No.lo Just reaollred, and in prime
order. For sale by
WILLIAM J.
mhtt 173 and LU NOILTH W VES.
4. 1 1
4 s $ •
IvIDNES DAY , APRIL .1., 1866.
.New Publitstittons.
Messrs. Appleton, of New York, have sent es,
through Mr. Berard,. the third volume Oti New
linson's new English version,.
,with eopleuil notes
and appendloea, of "The Ilistory 'of Iferodotne.r>
'ln tits work, Mr. R. tialbeen assisted by hfs kins
man, Sir' Ifenry 'Rairlinson, whose knowledge of
the !regents and; geographY, antiquities; and:
manners of the teat, is hmiquatied, end
Gerdner WilkiniMi; equally' ell acquainted with,
the Aitteratere, antiquitier, and topography of
'Egypt. The Work 'hail' the *farther advantage of
being lfberellyaupplied' With maps 'and isngra-
Wage: , This is 'the last, beeanse by fartitraeat"
O
eomplete, - edittem 'of " The Father ldie ,"rts
flerodoini was • ealleil''Wtitero; s everiniblished;
lii lyPograPhiCei "iiithation 'it *putt folhe Eag
Pah edition, while its price' is 'oonaiderabit leas;,
+Mother volume will complete the work.'
' FM; Sonte"weilisTit book of' considerable i merit .
.t 1
and Interest, able published by , Messrs. Ap letoni
basrbeen on ourtable; and we hate nneocou tably
fiegleoted It: This is " the Iliktoriof the Wed
States otAneriea, from thelblecovery of the Cuo;',
tinent to : the - clothe of - the . Piret Bandon of the
Thirly-fifth aongresst."' The 'anther' li Y. Ii;
Patten,/ A. M. .. l'his -is an Doter° voluece of
806 pages, conCluding with a "good Indel. A'
more rinasstitolng Work we Hato "rarely met Mr.
Patten claim's' a' - place for' it between th ooze
penile •Ci , 'school listOrlis, add `the - elaborate
works "extending ' to "six' or `more - Volumeis t—to
make it, in sheet,'" ehistoilqliat'ilbiiil- hi:sok'
Oen tly' elaborate to trio& tieldliect infinene that
bate had a porret in moulding the eltaraCieriof the
nation and its Instltitlond, inool' and Politilsal—a
volume that ehotild prieetit, as - fully a isiooneletent
With' this design, those events which are intetimiting
in themselies, or eharacteristie of the' times -and
• the people." The events which Mr. Patten ichre.'
Melee In this voltime extend from 1492, when CO
lumbus " gave a new world to Bpain,"ns his Montt.
=lintel Inscription records, down t 01859, the iecond
year of Mr. Thishanan's Presidency. The remoter
historloal period is treated with surprising fall
'wraith. necessity , of oortoentration considered, and
events' trittlin living memory; are ,deicribedi with
markOffmpertiality.""AreritY withont obeburity
,is,whett Mr: Patten has here accomplished. .1
B. IL Butler d Co l of this city, have just pub.
lashed a new, and greatly . improved edition of
MitobelPs New Intermediate Geography,: (the
Third book •of the series,) containing twenty:
/
three copperplate maps, .drawn and engrav d ex
pressly for this work, and nnmerons tine engr rings'.
on wood.. ,The maps contain the latest • ten torial
arrangements—for :example, those which tqa war
of 1859 made in Italy. This, work Is a Geog aphy'
, and Atlas in one, ;and,. an, such, an scone .y, to
pupil and parent, in time and oost.
It would by no 51111414 se:prise= if , f The -, oath,-
him," just republished; by W. A: Towns- .d;el
New York, as Vol: XV of the Illustrated . ; ition
of Cooper's 'Novels: should be - read a' grips deal
more; extensively now thamit tenons Usti - t esi
posrance,:eome Men years ago. "At the , time
Cooper was at issue with the preda,-if not wi , the
publici-and moreover wrongly. estimated Wasps,
oily:: On the bounding' billow! of 'the oceen,'and
I t
: upon the vast -prairies of his native land; e seat
emphatic ally ethernet. As a satirist, frying 0 ad
just th e oloak of Swift upon his shoulders; ooper
was—na,where. Yet "The Motinikins," tutt tale
is not without Interest, and the Altostrati ns by
Barley ire exquisite in design and execution / . ,'"
In " Catltt% Clyde," an' Xineriean novel iby an
'anonytythut. writer,' publiihed by Beribni New
York; weird a great deal of gond *title , and,.
above all, some skilful 'delineation et outod-doer
to j e*
asenery. Bet the oberaeters are 'Unread, th Anal!
'dents riot very natural, and, the dlal*ttio , ;Inia ,
istrainea.: In eetnidtinymen and Women' leli,
each other in the plainest and least involve ii lati '
gauge; avoiding whatever approaches to extra Vat
genre of diction. Some of the most neturat di a
loges in - the language is the Misses Warners' 1" Say
and' Seal;"' some Of the moat obscure lei to be
found in the writings of Sulwer. ' t
,The mention, of this great author—for goat he
is—reminds us that Meoisrs. Lippincott A Co:, o',
this city; /hose library edition of Balwer's'iproo
fictions, recently, was commenced with ",The Cax ;
tone," 'in two lfinio Volumes, have, just added tine %
2 1
then work to this series . ' "My Novel;"' In f `ur,is,
"-
'
!times, is a beautiful specimen of capital getti g UP •
for the delicate tinter the Paper is refreshin to the
eye,' the !dearness of the We tempts "one to, read:
and the' convenience of the sire is another pint in
its favor. The next work to be issued in this eerie?:
will be " What wilt he de with it?" i ,
Without having the slightest idea of the &Mho/-
ship of" Rita," a novel of reallife, which hts met
with great emcees in England,: and 'tallow epub.
Riffled by Mayhew A Raker, Boston, we are ;bound"
to acknowledge that it is well written, exhibits 'no
small knowledge at modern society, not 'duly hi
England, but in Paris, and is very dranuitio in
many of its attentions. In feet; it is a pleasantly
readable novel, evidently from a practiced plin. -
'
The April number of the Eclectic illaastne
(edited and published by Mr. W. IL Bid ell, of
Now York, and handed to us by his agent, Mr. W.
B. Veber) oontains two well-executed portraits, of
no ordinary interest. Ono is a portrait of Macau
lay, engraved by John Sartain, from the original
by E. 11. Eddie, an English artist ; the other, by
the same engraver, after the portrait of Longfellow,
painted by Buchanan Road for our townsman, Mr
Perd..7. Brew'. Of these, the latter is by far th,
better likeness—it is the man as well as the poet
The letter-press in the Eclectic is selected, with
good taste, from the loading British perlodic'sils.
The first number of Vol. IV: of the Coentopolt•
tan Art Journal has a very neat illustration, ao
its frontispiece,—" 000 d 'for Nothing,” engraVed on
steel by J. Rogers. It represents a little wretch of
a boy, to whose afflicted mother the village school
master is making sad complaints of his inattention
and devotion to 3 ' all kinds of bedtimes,' as we
once hoard a country pedagogue deolate of Ammo
body else. The painter's name Is not mentioned
here, - which ;Is a • great ivjusticep for the Picture
very dramatioally tells the 'whole -story. (There
are several engravings on wood, and many artiele,
upon painting, sculpture, and art generally.; In a
supplement is given a list of the premiums awarded
to subscribers to the Cosmopolitan Art Association,
for the sixth year, on January 31st, 1860. Several
of these were awarded in this State. There were'
27,703 subscribers in all, and the greatest number
(2,710) were in Pennsylvania; of these 1,789 sub
scribed in Philadelphia alone. This stmericdity is
due to the exertions of E. H. Hunt A Co , the Asso
ciatien'a honorary secretaries here, which isihand.
Comely acknowledged in the Art Journal. In the
South and West there were few subseribeis. In
other leading States the numbers wore,-Nowbrork
2,140 ; ,Massachusetta, 2,377, including 612 'Boe
ton ; Maryland;l,29B, including 1,136 in Baltimore ;
Ohio, 969, inolucling' 274 in Calinnati; California.
590, including 500 in Ban Francisco; Connecticut.
878 ; Maine. 644 ; New Jersey, 408 ; Missouri, 425 ;
Virginia, 416; and Wisconsin, 944. On the whole,
1,497 honorary secretaries reported 18,218 subscri
bers obtained by them, and Philadelphia Join the
von.
Tbo April number of The Dental Cosmos (No.
9 of the new stories) contains a groat deal of: infor
ma tion whioh must be of great use to Dentists.
[Per The Presel
Paraphrase of an English Song.
TO MRS.
I. ,
Wither away, green leaves !
Wither sway, sweet flowers !
For me in vain young Spring has thrown
Her mantle o'er the bower..
Sing not to me, gay birds.
Borne in bright plumage hillier!
The heart recoils from Pleasure's vows
Whoa all its fond hones wither.
IL
Wither away, ye leye.
With which once Study bleued me!
Ile closed, henceforth, my gentle books,
Nor hope to Interest me !
For me tune not your lays,
' Italian songstress, neither
The heart recoils from Pleasure'. voice,
When all its fond hopes wither!
111.
Wither away, sweet-hearts, ,
Nor dig ht your gay attire !
In vain you stretoh your snowy arms,
And light your eyes with fire. • '
Wreaths not your limbs for '
Though none than yours be tither!
The heart recoils from Pleasure's voice,
When all its fond hopes wither!
IF.
Wither awai, my Minds,
Attached to me sincerely
'Ti. hard kirk!' molitude,
With hope entombed thus early!
Let other's prise the rose, mutes's/teeth gther ;
The heart reedit•frdn Pleasure's voles '
When all itir fond hopes wither.
• APRIL 3, 1860. . • 11. R.
Car The, Worcester county (Md.) SAtch nye
" As friends of Douglas, we repeat that We are
satisfied with the Maryland platform,t and we add
that we are satisfied with the Maryland delegates
to Oharlestea,. and ; have •no -doubt that Judge
Douglas will receive the vote of the delegates-from
Maryland, at Oharleaton,"
IrBIM
Tyre! VANTSt
•Utter, frOis AfEzekitieliarisdn
annals rnanassott . CIIIIIIXOSEIBI waft= oi• ann.
j
fOorrespo' tiden e e i tsOf Tk A e u r le r li es A :.l r , '.
'-'
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: 1
:
~.. ..1 .- '''' - t ".'...-- - - lysaintorea; April 2, Wl':
• 'On Bride* . enmities' isereinenial fable p, •la
this -city, whieh, - tot less: for' the' rarity lot • etiii4il ,
ooiasions,then forthsteelebrity of thin:tan 'A vjqiiip c
4Oet 4t spilt, beld,AillanritPB 41011NeWhtib mdended
notiee.. The °cession was the.hrklicar of a iLodge
of. Sorrow by ; the Suprtnne,Conneil of -the Freon's
eons for the tietithernArtriedie' tion of the United
States, 6:Memory of the' illitstriena brother,. the'
tate General' lam Anthony Qattotin; o£ the 0111'
third degree, alieriensign Grand Irieteitor enersi .
of the Order.: Snell °imagist • happen' rare oust:
;Ames who assist in the esresionbils are of th high--
artfolest offifesorta. iThe mast.Pronshient hi alien ,
;of tltie.kklitAlSrAiiitisdielloitwermiamesimed rot /
believe all tha;,§tates f,ismtaltioridtta
AS VOrilltrest",belort
- were iep*an
,'of- the.
lissism*Vititif a ipi . er
~ 141 &Me temp&
- Torllyiritig' ' ' ttiiiiese tbakedgelise opened
ln.theld&rdsitrise" ;Tat littafiiiiidel Titiple, }sorne'r
, ofibllailtiaattstaitsets. s' After' 11M-poriernsanoe of
lialletillineeindhiVeit whigh the uninitiated 'are in
(i?!. 4 44411nd will madam, • proespedonwas formed
f "!0 8 -.Traltti , okurobs; 'Om. the Min wail
,io 4 l4___:
,n At.was.:a 'mum, bright evetting,; and the effect of
~ . .
Abe :procession in the silent moonlit stretite was
'dlitiplY• l , intpresiive.' 'ririt'aeine the Wasidngton
thitiMmideryof Knights Trunnion., led by !Major
'.B. B. Erei2oh, who is the Grand Conunender'of the
order in th•Ainited Stan*: 'They wet* folloired by
the' Bine' Lodged, the 1 Royal Arch Mame, the'
itoslernsiani; the Chevaliers 'Kidesch, ,and 'others
of the high 'degrees.': After: them tonne the Bee
;prem. Gannett with their white and gold regalia. -
On arriving at the church the Tempters opened
hi • the ' right= Ind lett,, and the Connell, • *ming
thiongh'tite finest; entered thoehirch and t&rt p):
sitiork op the Platform in the seisetuary. , . ,On Dither
side of the tabernacle were **dogs of the &presto
Otemiell-and the'red eroisief tbe '4006 Te pia:.
TIM Walls' of the; elmreit wet* haat in gar. ,
landsand festeensi all'Abe, furniture, jaws , pr .
destai end altar,-were likewise ocareledwith leek.
In fail, the whole noise err iiiene pre/anted i most
sombre and • Solemn aPPosranee.` , Is,fsOnt lot the
eleyetoirpititform or . rottimn, at:irltieh' Pr sided_.
the venerable master of- this etteeild avulsion, was
the coffin,l wrapped in thimble pelt, and suing= itS head ttithereut: On it' lay• 'rations e blank
of the dedeased biethefiiaalt—suitspion of white
lambskin' , aiiiir of whits:m.lov* the °Au of a So
vereign Grand] Inspector :General; and • a Island
with a black Seisbbird , and' twit: The IThree
Lights, in . the !Oak Weer; rand 'east; we 8 - aldd•
black, end.the omidlestioks were in the dra ry of,
mourning. After this brief outline of the pl e and
ceremonies thus fey, let me present, yon to ILO odt.
ems of this Ledge of Borrow, as itte,flinvo l taken
their, position in'the ehurolt. ".
~ . ".. • ' t
. etinerablo_Afasfor otitis Lowlie was
lldaokeyi of Booth Carolina, Grand High' . 1?
the General Grand- Chapter of royal
:sons of the Unitif Bia,tos '"(lflheit Plke
head Of the Boothein jurisdiction, but,did
side, os iio aotod u orator.) .• •
Senior'Mardeti f : Oiler M. 11111Yer ' Past
Blaster'of AllasissipOl„and editor '
of
Courier. '
.Tunl'of Warden, : Charles Scott, .ol .Te
Past; Grand Master of Mbalaatppl,, and fo
filittnaellcia of that State.' =
Orator,' Allied Arigiummo, Gran.
'aiandar of tha ,Suprepaa,Cgarait ; for tam so
the Unit i4 fit•las
Beeretary, William' P., Mellen, Past Oran
ter et •Miretssippl.' ' ' • '
• Treuarar, Sabe 4 Robin bioDantel, Past
aaeter if Vital *.
13eator Deacon, Luke B. Barber, Put,
• Moroi of Arkansas.- •' ' • • '
Junior Deacon, ArT. 0. Pierson, Grand
of bfinnelota.Y• - • " '
Littsetor of Oetemonies, Henry %Ist, Gran
Per,of South Hereline.
~ : „- , ,-,
ParundMi4,4.;;lrr.grgfki FiuM.GriMt iltilir 4 ,
-oe
,thaidetilet-dt'asiwohli-, ---•-,Es--i;., 7 ,- , ••.,, • -, 4
'Hisideer these lash . frinotio'ner)ee, there were
seieral_Promitioiat'lllitions, into are distinguished .
• in otheiwalksv'ehief of theeowu'th'elrieePresi;
dent, MI.- Breakinridge; ' with, I kelleve, has
achieved the higheit degree; sine theilitteetablitig'
Of the Supreme :COUrieil in : Washiligton a t The
ceremonial zobserved was sclera* to the eient •
and accepted - Scottish .Rite, and, iropreaaid the
considerable, number of - persons who were per-.-
milled inside of the church. , • . :
.When the Felder Warden, had taken his piece in ,
thOwestand the Junior iVerdenitia position lin the
• east; melting 'With" the - Master 'th'e points of a tri7
_angle, that litter called up the brethren wltti three
raps: , Daring' a 'very saggeitiiii , Sesvice l in' iv
series of addresses by the Master and reirponnes by
the Senior Warden; 011. the shortnets of-life, orhie‘h
"ii a Taper that appeareth for a little while,
and
then vsnisheth away," the Lights in therseuth,,
West, and east were, one by one, extinguished by
the Junior Dawn, in typideitiOn of deat4 ant'
daihntiss,_: The venerable Afaster the; addtemed
the , brethren, and runsomined' that " Beath; bath
somedime slime; entered oar -coned!, and milled
from his laborr there onr 111[ot/ions brothert John
li ts
Anthony Quitman, the jaristi soldier;•stat an:
and WiBo , and accomplished; ktmen.:" An them
arid
,prayer followed, th e brethren all knee ling in ;
m t
the sign of the flood . Shepherd , After an.. soma- ,
tion from the Muter, apSoession or twenty sefen
Bissau of theligheat degrees 'present, and . eotod
for the purpose, was formed ; and marohed, lie slow
and Solemn made, round the coffin "undir the
:
sign of . the (food Shepherd."- After making the
circuit of the churoh,,end•when the master returns -
to the head of the coffin, he said "May all the in
fluences of our brother for geOd, that do survive him,
be continually expanded and. increased, to bless
his fellow-men; and May 'our leather who; is in
Heaven; in'ilia wisdom; "counteract and andul all .
those that tend to evil:" ' All made response in Ili
solemn tone, "So mote it be." ' ' •
;
, +The funeral honorl .were then - given' by /ill t
to
gether, i These henors 'are, according to , t is di_
realign: argss the arm' on the breast, es Into sign
of the Good Shepherd; raise the right hand per
pendicularly towards Heaven, and then strike the
palui of it into the palm of the loft, in front Of the
body. This was done three times, When the arms
were again crossed on the breast, the brethren
bowed low, and said, " Farewell ! farelell i faro
well !" The circuit round the church and; conic
was made three times, each tithe the master, on
his return to the coffin, delivering a short exhorta
tion, all giving the honors as ‘described, and bid
ding the deceased farewell!! farewell! farewell;
Then all knelt in passing.' . .
Then a moat instinctive change in the ceremoni es
took piece. All previous was in refereitce to
death and gloom ; but as ‘
',,.11ie seed dies, and out
of its death springs the young 'hoot of the new;
wheat th, 'produce an handred-fold,"ao the lamer.
tality of the soul was glorified in beautiful expres•
don; the lamps in the south, •wee„ and; east,
being relit by the senior deacon, emblematid of the
light after death. Then, all rejoicing, said ; "The
I
will of God is accomplished ! Blessed be th name
of the Lord." And the followingiigorous a d sug
gestive anthem for General Quitman (from Thomas
S. Donohoe's forthcoming volume of peed ! ) was
chanted with great effect: '
Weep no more He is not dead!
On the earth he rests his head,
But his spirit, everywhere,
Like the sunlight, fills the air.
it.
Weep no more His deeds remain,
Done on many n' crimson plain.
Haunting still our flag, And told
To every breeze by every fold.
Hail to him, whose burning word
Wintry Senates. kindling, heard i
While, by acclamations fanned,
Ran the fire throughout the laid.
Iv.
Hail to him, above the rent,
Ye who knew and loved him beet !
Brethren, hail his battle done.
Earth and Heaven together won.
The anthedi oonabaled,' the Mister, add snug
the orator; said : Brother Orator—Let Masonry,
thrOugh thy lip 'Peak to" us of our brethir•wht ,
has' one Away from nil,' td be , seen among Ira la-this
world no more forisiei. Tell us the story, of his,
life, and reconnt hii Virtues and hls goodi deeds;
that ire' marxemember'and imitate them, bet , let
We faults ana errors be forgiven and Rirgottein ; Loi
to say that he had them was but to may that Pre via'
' The oration of Albert Pike, Est., w# o very
considerable-length sMd more' than coital treble
Strength.'
,fie Nketdhed the life aild. • (litirt Med
aareeed(Ceneral Quitman, f tnd aoie jus
'tioO to that, eictdient and ',Ciagles-rairid'e *milli he
brenohbd into a plaloit;phleal dissertation be ne
cessary grades to a good, life Anil the application of
the best motives to brother hood r the'Mystpi Tie.
It a very sible`Ot.iau'olimi t 'iM4siTegre* , t
faction tlio' 'The 'Ceremonies r the
chin& were 'oonoitided ' ; hy another brief ;prayer
from Bev. M. D. Ilaleyinhanialn; arid the ifnights
TetuPitti 'eetteitall' the Supteute Council heik to
:the' Atisonle`Temple,'where only the initiated *ere
'adtaitted. " • • - I
OA Sittlidely the Supreme Council visitediMottnt
Verneri'; ' arid, 'trier making the circuit of the
honored '_draiejoilned a Lodge of in
thereof. The officers were the same as on the
piglet "p'
The hitresslveneie of fkiteeretiordealn honor of
`Quitman, 'induce - me, "after a' quietude cif near
a month, to inakoren egalmit the phisiolarts
orders—a sate upon than: Eant'Biestalms.
TEM xt,t - ExiczAr Pmois.
eitifrprsalj'aisa 'l' Is mast tiabooribera
(Ifir airssi.aaltrarash at ---,Mgr
Mires Ceara., " "
i. LSO
Ilya *etas,.
SAM
las " - --" " - - liarma
TlMOtecgi,k" " (la oeilrldnar) Ws*
eaeheabamihet TIODO4 COSKOI• OV Wies of
sari; 1.14
'For ihnialiVritalarAioe sir ararora and and as
extra Con ras 119 , Patarlia pt the au*
• 114 0 Paii Law 'reiraestimiras
. art as Ammar tit
Tag Wismar -Pass& ;
/ ; 1 4/e. 1 1 4 ) AffiIA.PAESS.
Naaikwastak is tine air as Grafandia
Steamers? . • - •
.Letter fro's! Harrisburg.
(6orooroondonos of The ?MO -
_ —•- Ifiantsturna, Marsh 31.
I ,4ntruntent was put on in the Senate to the
ni!PF9Prion ijilttiedirating the salaries of the
empty anperintendintaitt cinnamon Schools,' In the
follOwitittbanner Is every eounty with Ism thaa
one blinding lachools,-$5 for each; Issue= two
liditdted aneiterti- Than, Otis hundred, $3; lasi
than three imadreal and more' than two handfed,
4 -1 -. 344 1 1 0 4/ :Pin-.1 1 9n 4 99d and Mora Atm three
hundred; :50; over four hundred` $lOO sash;
burneardeirtrbelasi than $3OO per annum. It
weshaeeksd elf by thelfouse prltettyany_by saes
WhtPatliiadtabilj Oppokedlolbe WI& School aye
*. * o4t,•irlit!'espefdillk - .igntlint in the
*int*. tests* Wayne, Mr; ,, lfeardatee t wito, with •
fraweler: esentananeceekdeet ',era, declared
nigideatrEhtliid&firacjhbir glghti, ant
* 12 0 , 0 0 5404, t.'e f , the
tAtritavg:: !pro- manly is
otirq; or she atts luta, been madly
kr maxaber4 yam.
White the phogie dAllegheny county
Mtitiftet ati mainuA intervat war pained today
the Howe,, and now only awaits - the signature of
the fioiemto . kli‘S' he *telt laW t : entitled "an
rilatiort to-tics dietricite of the Sagrame Court
and regulattag theissaing of proems therein." It it
composed diktat, asetioni; Iheiret &Wittig. the
northern district, and the second maksi provision
fOttrinsfiriing_the[doeket, PapereTaiid retards to
"the`titiddYstliiitk to Which, we counties Waage
ing to'thi northerp dietrilat are hereafter attawhed.
The thittl;ssetimrprovides Mat ismemftsr the term
in the mestere district abaileionamenne of the drat
Monday - lkinfainW , and -" Itereefiar it ahalt
'not be conti,:in any of the
jiidiei - therMf, 4 to Tante Any iwrik or prceese of any
kind, commanding or requiring any personer party
to appear before aelloonit r ot any judge thereof, se
any place not within the district of said court
liheroOn giiisea may' feride or such party may
be Tooated:!' "
This last . pieiieloii ii the portion intefestlng to
the people of Allegheny ; rfor it will require the
hearing of all the -mandamus, UMW is which their
eetintyeemmistioners or City Camelia are the par
ties* to
.14 haunt in' Pittsburg, instead of taking
them :to PhiladelphL or
_Manieburg. -I notleed,
hare, lobbying Air : its passage, Thomas Williams,
Seg e , istos, Gen. William Robinson,
13,teRhen H.. Geyer, Wm.-11- Williams , aml, others.
Batlike potienistrwho mintedthe bill worm Meats.
m Vamaoi and ChurlasL. Goehriag. They •
&rioted every funny of mind "and body to secure
its-Pinage ;AAA AlAcuagh nn_Pridiy night it was
voted ; down, to-day they enupoin reeenalderatien,
and put if through triumphantly. Wheat'r it it
for good orevil, to them is Ilse the glory.
t, As ,the tee branchiaAllfargi- switerially on We
appropriation tp,uotnnaltteis of
, r oonferesse how
be e n OP e ' i n fe fl. m i f i,e 4 l oWPßTlOennten'en•
Mr. Duniap'a sup laoaent Dunlap*the liquor law of
158" - phiiid lIQUEO to.day:' Ithad previously
pissed' the penaiti.' It
,glyel the courts 'power to
g 4 rantliciensie 'any time during the yaw. '
The f' Philadelphia Improvement Company" bill
was killed by wsmall• majority in the Roues. Mr.
Pea:toast celled It up; but it leas appoint). by Mr.
' • - Pram.
bait;
int of
Ma:
I the
t prat=
, ~
IV. e,
telaid, .Esq.
lifforis'.lSc.C.Llogle &Mini:iota and Railroad Cuido•l
Warren -I. efand hoe become one of the - eurreat
- name of, ashily ; 'and the gentleman who beam it
Ja one of the Orel favorite!, of. he, travellipg
_pa
tio. -Evory r vieltar ,tO !COT MIA. who - has Um*
'Asia eitteigh ti Mleet thi MetrirMditileed his hotel,
hme.madettne aequalutemse of that 'estimable gem
tlenten,, and wishes, to retain it; for he is just one
whose of those' Mon' whose • &Went " qualifies die
linkateli them foo- , pio " ally that they cannot es
cape - youe q motiop,. a - ,who se. naturally ie.
Erattats tholaseleu into 'our altedglijeat you fed
thisaequainienee to be a yammers EA* pritilegit.
We ..tave- Itsfavd aid seeimilßetent =of Ai 'Red
,teneel Ci Mc. , Warren Wand tqllollTlllo6 us that hit
mane - fa destined to rank iiimad 'to .none amongst
thee limit feepitieters — ottbr 'Mari! Stab* Ns
is eheraeterised by a mealy headag. quiet Rai
thought , fet , notion t . einse-boadmk. eseemst, aad
edict ardor
ale his 'dialing', bleragobiy sanded
faiwasd,', ad. -nealetead Minageni• yr_ twain"-
t 411114, 0utr .4.,...... -Omm bet4lo-_ _el.!.
.ivrfiqiedbora
wroditif.' ifee '-'ll4 titiret:crit'e llim reere,."o. ,
dee of-milltary 'midi= ; be. la - in'ency re
amok* .model bold proprietor.. He contemneed
life with a fined determientton to diatispdlit him
self as l hotel - teem' - a purpose which nose may
twonnanim :tawny** of. a - nod" antbilina. This
idea he first melded at home, it being enemerted,
1 Mi toiiht, - ,i4 his espoirienie'at his father's hotel,
the " Green - Mountain "toffee tiouee," situated at
the top'of the Green Mountain, in his native State,
Vermont- „At the age, of fifteen, be left the
6 aternal ' Coffee. Rome te "iiemnienee the - earner
that be intended should , result In his-becoming
one dey. ,proprietor , of one of. the largest ho
tels in the world. New York attracted his am
bitionand be arrived in that city with just
one ',bile,- iin - bli pocket—the - Capital - stock out
of-1000.he was to make- great wealth, tad a great
I name, well good health, good fpirits, temperate
habits; industry, reef his Vermont constitution.
At that. time, - 1841.1 is brother. Simeon had just
bought the old and popular Clinton Hotel, and
1 bore Warren nettled as clerk. Bore Me: :Leland
remained - Ave years. distinguishing himself-by hie
assiduous attention to business, by his gentlemanly
attention, and by- bin' characteristic, agreeable
cOurtesy ; here. too; It was that he learned - a les.
son to whin/fail -his miter Program is attributed—
that the success of a hotel driaruels entirely on its
merits. , . : . .
'The opening 'of the California mines; in 1819,
appeared , to offer to Mr. Leibuin the mane of ac
quiring , the capital necessary for realising hit
Cherished purples. He therefor, forsook the Clin
ton,-and- took the first ship that sailed for the land
. Arriving at Sin Premises:4.Mo first step was to
establish there the PciitfilNeies; the - only daily
paper . inthat growing sky,- The *Taal at once
took the lewd as a commercial paper, and u the
independent organ of the Democratic party. He
had also, the monopoly of an 'exterelvo printing
business; so that, at the expiration of a ;year, he
had realized a handsome amount of profits, and
turning again to his favaribrpursuit, he therefore
returned agairi in 18.50 to the Clinton Hotel, when
he and hit brother Charles bought that establish.
ment of their, brother Simeon, who, for a time, re•
tired from Vastness. '
The two brothers conducted the Clinton with.
great 'sweets_ dating 1860 and 1841 and Messrs.
Leland entertained the purpose of purchasing the
Clinton Hotel 'and Clinton Mall property. Thug
would - have- given theme splendid establishment,
equal, in extent to the. Actor House, and finely
sitdated;
_but,
_failing in that purpose , the three
biothers. Sitzteeni - Charles, and Warren. unitedly
took 'a twelve •Seaars' lease of the Metropolitan
Hotel, on very advantageous terms, which they
opened in 1852 as the great model hotel of the
United States, and. indeed, of the world.
And there M. Warren Leland still remains, as
every one knows to his satisfaction whe makes
that establishment his quarters daring his visits to
New York: It may be truly said of the Metropolt.
tan, that it is in th e hands of gentlemen who tho
roughly comprehend the management that a first
class hotel requires. The Messrs. Leland have
given to that establishment afame unequalled by
any similar establishment in the country; and so
long as it remains utidet ,the management of its
'present proprietors, it' must • rmatinne to be in all
respects the Most desirable house in the Metropo.
lis.
The Great 'Breach of Promise case.
A DECIDER TEL MA' OP FRONT.
Our reader* -probably remember_ that, some
meuths ago, a Mite Oerstang, of SC Louis, sued
Mr. Shaw, a wealthy citizen of the same Oass, for
having broken his promise to make her his wife.
The jury gave her -the munificent verdiot of
$lOO,OOO damages. She was contented, but Mr.
Shaw was not : en he moved for another trial. and
obtained it. It has just been brought to a elms,
and Mice Caretang gate—just nothing at all. It
will be her turn now to apply for a new trial,
though the experience of this last one will probe.
,bly not inspire her with any very ardent desire fog
its repetition.
Miss Carstang, it Seems, kept a boarding house in
St: Louts and after casually making Mr. Shaw's
acquaintance, colligated. it by borrowing money of
him, on several oceasioos. Ile became quite a fre
quent *kilter at her house, and, she asserts, pro
rotted to marry her. Of -this promise her luster
was ft,o.principel witness Upon this second trial
her whole life has beep subjeoted to a moralises
scrutiny, the- result of which ins a conviction on
the pert of thejury that her record was not aunt
, ciently spotless to entitle her to damages.
r She leaves the Court, - therefore, not only with.
oat "key pcountai7 solace to her wounded
affections, but with the refleotion that her
whole life has been scrutinized and sifted and
analyzed—tiveryirinticent dictation, every gracious
I k n ife bestowed upon a former admirer, every act of
thoughtlessoeso and itopniderge weighed, i n the
oldest balance of legal criticism that she herself
has been *objected 'to the mortineation of sitting
deY after day add bearing the unfavorable cotn
meats af,the, opposing eoaesetupou her character,
and to all sorts of insinuations and inuendoes, if
not the direct ',bargee, that she was a female ad
venturess, that she hatieusnared the defendant In
her tale With the purpose of despoiling him of
Ittliweli4thp and that a painful notoriety will hence
'forth attdoh to het name.
',The experience of the law which Wes Carstan
'has bad will not be without its moral, and it wil l
affordio enteniagerrient to Others of her sex, whose
affections may have beeitrided with, to carry their
griefs into imurt,.nnleas they feel confident that
thirels_no actpf,,ibelipast life upon whieb an in
burious construction eau be put, and that they have
een patterns of 'propriety and miracles of pru
dence ; and unless also they can divest themselves
of all •Sensitiveners of feeling, and are willing to
sacrifice the delicacy of the sex for a doubtful pe
puniaty,compensation of an injury which loses all
PpOn our sympathies when offset by dollars
and 'netitil,‘
It wait isultellme -that such a lemon was given,
for these Munich of promise salts here become dia
sitatingly opmmon.tbroughout . the country. Half
a dosen heavy verdicts seem. to have 'stimulated
ac,Ores le-promeki s more or less - young; in_ various
quartirs, to similar - prosecittioaa. It arse biootain
abaointaty'dluigeions for a man of wialth to be civil
to en unmarried: lady. We trust they will now
breathe somewhat more freely.—N. Y. 2'suict.
.Heavy Sentence. _ .
NonroLi'Airi) ;, 7 -The - trial of ind for the
=nide - rid in ?em
ceed lame - nty, teraidziated in `lb conviction.
Re has "loom sentenced - toyisprieoinent in the
peniteeldary fox eighlosaleam