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To His .40:01 4 ,14t' f frilt:iefeiet otHityci ,
Passitenti}nrate ,l liti - •linits cease . te
enbudttcyalipooo l 4*iiiftdt'erla h tlitub7.
der taken3tWitijor4ers, On the question of imigien
don iYite tiiritattliOtiiiliti of Oqi -- ttitev
haring eitaßkai - ttadet diffirent'pointk of , vie*
this itatiortA : Whieet;it istinisitosahatitate acithni
for prellisitnisfiidielc:,the*t*Alast
questiOniateriftprirsoled to the Goierninint the
Itepublicp: Men,who hare elreSiated.aut tialumf!
of our eel! 41 , ,L our national , manners,
the worktgs(oUtrat • instlisitiOns; 'itoral.
tions of yam *ietiferiCA'iteille to pat their- hands
to the work: Direet, propositions baye • beats'
dressed to ai; demands for infortiation have bein
made of us ;,-tiMe•Pressesr-Ahey opght Whir replied' ,
On the tither bind, we ought, & lab; tams in' MI
that - *IAA 'Of• hatisPlephere' which' extends
from the Aiverett,Lawrenottto Qripoeo, a work'of
expalsloweepopelation is en pro, gress,to *bleb tiro'
oughtnoti4v*lt'Prispen9ve. To proliAby, this
movemenUnatrefleCiutpg men 'of hnsbloml; the vie
time of those outrageonsperseoutions, hi to continue
the werkg „habilitation undertaken by the found,,
ere of tbillittr;'44, l 4. fai t hful to the
nationattred • „'; -
I will; grelilysttimir under. your eyes what Ism
been dOhio7 lll l-4egeasorts. and by 'myself to
advance ITs ques tion - 46 Praitteht result-;- and
then I will 'lens* to -your lExceltenoy, the mutila
tions wtOtilitt hatemitonseproptii,to adopt.
On tho:22frotiugust,4Bs9,.the Government hY
a oironlaref -the- lice
rotary of, fitati,-af , the Inte-,,
n or ImiUilt„'ffrlealtstre -nada , nti -appeal to all
persona of : cal raoesilia'inife r WOinlite ',prejudice
of color r Itiytt afire theta • relate:mid fludittiel
to dome Ind' *With themselves . among ue. To
agricultarlsti, Imitlealarly, they jrnarentee,an Im
mediate poettien An harmony With their pecuniary
positions, •TheY;:ritay become landed proprietors,
farmers, or , 'laborers,-or halfs, [ d moitiefruits, J
or by the ' , Seek: - Those'edsong them who had not
•the means of paying their ; passage would be re
ceived at the expense of the Government. ,•
It was.stated „that thelnnstigrants 'would be ex
cued Milk Wintry service, the strike of the Na
tional Guard alone being obligatory on all Whew.
Convinced of the importance of Informing fami
lies whonestrad to come to our &entry of the libe
rality of any pOittlition in matterSofreligious be,
lief, the Government guaranteed conformably with
the disposition 'of oils laws,:thri publie exercise of
the worship, that each of them professed.
This appeal vrai reoeived'abrOad with numerous
commendations, emanating as well from those who
were themselves interested as from the friends of
humanityo Itinoresised the honorable position of
the Goierristentirhiohenabled us to throw afar off
a ray ofetrilfsation.
But thiS,Alta hitt step snide by r ourlovernment,-
was only. a general enunciation of generous inten
tions. fialptsq' mint , rotations with, men well •dis
posed littits,palled'ettr attersHon,to points of details
which it :lea useful le eiamtneend to which it be
came necessary to , give precise replies.
Tholloyernment deolared; first, of all, that an
absolibitiabatisikon to the lawtiof 'the . moats', wee"
the chief. of !conditions. _ Liberal and republican„
these' laws '.6ffer sisrlons 'guarantees to all, They
satisfy, sis Ayell in dish' as peliticalorder, all the
legitimatAiwants of esiadvanced:socioty... l In ma:
king knows, its dispositions, it was in reply to
questioasiproposed--4ieanehlie, all the' points A3l
detail wore not extunited-,they,were enlightened.'
Our interior:lstate- is . little' known abroad -we'
indeed it neeenesii to' dissipate ill •deabts `which
might exist-is the minds of-foreigners.
Thus, the Governmenttaili that it•posseesed in
all points of the country demesne Mali in large ,
traotti „ , ithettlaisieng 'them there. was found soil of
excolient'quellty, - andAlust the laws authotieed ae
to sell them;
ittie ii ".0
tiern ' i • -
• Th .p ee of hem w odera 0,, - -
That, at di ff erent poliits;" the extent was so great
thatgroupsof a hundred id two bandied females
would be able to establish thiniselves thereon ; '
That'friaitokof-_there • groups situ would be
granted „ai ' title gneranteed for the establishment
of echotibrand chapels,. whatever_ might be the re
- ligiona_belfitt of the moorhen of the settlements;
Thatuntbeir,deelaration;Of intention - to become,
Raytians and tenet:Mee all . other , nationality, the'
emigrants..wasildiveAtitti , right i - of , pertdissing
- That to liiinisitiebbnirgivigoioni; bet'Poor, who
might not be hi *Within tOpreliese, it would give
all the diwirable faellities:lbr obtabilagrerouneM
tive:Werlii,.ilther eals[iners, - - or interested . on
shares, Tthat,l,o, l , paying one-half the_ °rot, As tent
for the farmi.hoste, and minufaidories,] oral day
laborers, work of Walt the` profits would- enable
them, in a short- time; if Men of economy; 'of good
conduet,:to bcoome prletom ; • , ;• '-• . -,,-: -
That, farther, the pub li c treasury wonld pay the
passagtv of ibis class of Onions; at :the rate 0f,15,
piastres (Amu:lel/1244AM ;for t imob ,adult man or
women ; and of o:nimirinifor; each childnf less than
12 yearsOf afts, oragedlfereVna over; 6(/; . - -.- ":. 1. .
That all the immunitiee, which other citizens of
the Republic enjoy will be:Wielded' to :them aftei
a residenoe of one year imtheßenablie ; '
That the Mestelseof all »ROMs was protested
by our laws, and that our national .lIIIIMOVII gear
antsed.-an unlimited toloriusee of alLbelicfr; ,
That - the , formatter .of "oommerelai, companies.
esistinenothereortutrios, was authoriserby our
Thist,thiimiliwi teoognise :"- ~ "-,'" ' ' - '
&elf* _with a collective name, without the : rie
cessity.of a'nrelketneiry authorisation; . .
Anonymous, pootelles, with 'the' approbation of
the statutes, by the Government; ' -
That, under the mission of "this legislation, com-,
panics might be formed as well far the_ exploration
otalinee=cud :forests
,as for the establishment of
,e . , nit we itiao tiopelentmright lawianat that the
principle palate ifkourply,li l ‘ aw, and is capable of
expansion; 7: ': . -
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That the Government cannot en itself to en•
courage, by a-protective tariff,' ales which: might
be manufactured - in - Hayeki - hat :that menufacim-7,
!era-will-dud m - sufleient guaranty In our matte'
tariff, which has alWays avedegedle per cent. on
the purobuirifiltie.' ,Aamor heed legislature de
rives its chief revenues from Mistosoliouse duties,
it Itiretlikely that it will, for OM time, to come,
abandon this system • , • , • , • _
That the chief eitiolea :of food tieing always
abundant, there is .no necessity , for= emigrants
litinging priivisiona from abroad, Mod 00 teletplonilY,
of having the.ptilmant 'Ormudoin•house duties
thereon; 'but' that - Mithines; airtionitutellimple.'
mentor =and Useful effects, shall be free of entry ;- ,
, :That;••:as - Ao :the exportation of prated+, .no
change will be made' in ,thepresent custom-house
duties; ' - ,' i ' -. .
That the cordial reception ' given at 'St. Mark to
. the Louisiana emigrants by onripeople so natural
lytidipitable; was . a prod of. the cordial reetiPtion
teilitlerrnffor thaw; who mayviubpequeldly sir.
rive •
, ifii i ik. nobbig: , ithiil ~ eolitiai ail . , tiii i : religions
Fropehat.- - Of those Velio:iegard, • It. as •i duty, to-ab
-404,1111-.-00.4.0Eitifen'thelliabliath • it is
rioldide;however,lfilif itiii 'Monthly r'eriew
of the .National (hard WM teen held on the first
Gettofite-meath ; bat it will be easy to make I
al Madiflostien oLihisurrangement • -
f x
t a temporaryledgiug,for CU drat eight diye,
shaft be offered to, those' arriving while waiting:or f
travelling turret destination;., •, :• ~ • -- ,
hat, IndipendentlY 'of " the • seheelelhat "ilavvel
new citlainiamay create; theemietlng Givrernment,
, which °couples itself "Withootesaidng_wlth the °ire
. -oflublio Mstruotion, has founded; and will Mill
l i
found,';iiiinterens 'establhhments of odimation, lo
which the-monthly dilutes ate next- to; nothing, ,
and greediest to thepoor L ,, - -.--.: •-- . • ....- - .1
That,Onijitrk deprire no , one' oft
he right of
quittini the country When' they jmellt; yet, timi
tldeitßaytianwho deserts his county in the thee of
need toes! foreVer" his - quiditr et eland. ,Th
emi,grialsiiho May not . desire. to *Main in ilayi
Will beat liberty to- re -embark ;,buftlimio 'whoa
iuhoduotion into the country shall ham been at
pnbliffemitelmik, mkt, be .04multimll to: leave until
after *payee's kietidenee,'orAifitil; they remit I
• the esperturitlekthey emanoned kith* Govern,
ment;;;; „,-,.,„„--.- •
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The -r flovelmient would nit have regarded its
,t , thiVas eomplete i if it hid not collected the most
; 7 1PeltIlPiOinel f acts
, on every point relating to this i
grave question. After Securing, he cider Of Your
Mosellesey„ , =l.eddreseed,-, cc the 20th of .Marcii
„last, Celieulat rfo - thei 'commanders 'of - the arm*
diestemente of the oonsuls'otthecommUndi, instruct
nag tlhem'to lntorm ill the Pafelatinnfor the mull'
try .of the' einiditien :of men of - the African rade
abrogukandat.oask , frooli - therM an energetie co-opi•
.ration in the iiiiiit Alta great number of Permit'
~.„stmedOkie_e_v i
ntl p.their. abode in Hayti.
_These situ --
- latalinvicheidentiblikard thfreeporiaellho
itt
hive called forth-leattfye m set lively sentimen ts
_,• -et-fraternity- -- Extending - to -the- administrator f
,Seift r if? their eumseity of manefterset thane.
. :1 ,
„„ , domolia; , AL opriespoiidenee, which hale been
idollraPiali, -Ind er Which if , is sly 'Posslb;vo,
'•'`' deaf to submit to you &synopsis, has given us
.. ' ,...0f i genital geed will , Reiss; there are ef- ;
"..."..ri
,e,:-",of.'pu'" blie"mitacriPtioliS ;`, there they, wish o
;! - -4berge theinaelveit with:the care of 7 a certain nn -
haps( persons ;• in au -infinity of 'places they 11-
.-.. '4l,vitfreatliandf on: half., somo will rent, others
'.,geltiiniss ;ell,4ne, all are dhpesed to mike ell
0 1 4-re Oft kleliffialletle r tii give, iiirondliminst
in
~.:. by rivronolssement,! [there ere-twenty arrondi e•
-.merits or oonntifutin Hayti-Jai - brief - statement ,of
. thatatientnitbllo:inil prirateiestatesvehtsh Aerobe
, , hought;laasadr'nf Worked- en' Shares; hem - which
wniadge }hat at - leitat'so,odil could lie Im : effetely
.f:„*ltvieadlifilfaiii;'ltsfetkivedsb- - of the eager
"..l net* witii4hioli theliiihlloafiteethvenCiallsieilial
...._. ~„
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.4, , •'*.thions,lsled the proepoot of thio Government ok
._+.4, - traiiiing Hayti the_ohneed land Of the ?mitered mtee.
without *geed map, Mateyo?, (ind;tbere ilionc
liAturste - inar, of ,Knytt published-1;11'41 knitted
..„. tittettai,l. or withoutasoompanying geographiaertie
' latis,7whieirweableybleatly lengthen this ambito,
;wavelet-4 the reportvitinid, ht....unsalted to the f
.. ,
--',_ nolumnsof.in amerteanyaina' "at.
7114 - ;:ropett' coele, „by, veeetamending--.lst.
" I '' l l 4 ll6,liontliiiithia 'of „, , Sgonts -. tit'.foreigh "email*
- ,,, teliemente a eoloitixt emignitleiL! , "ldi Tha Ita:me•
"''' diatiedeiltilatiefirof the towatorthipe 'Hayti's; Bt.
mg 14# 1 15 . ,A1 0 4, 444. ,IPtIn0; - oiNitatir4 . o;id •Osyist ii
-- 3 tiviria , Vi ibsemParlMent; fiirAnnterente, with the
~.i,Polffr 4,,,e4dleg,Pial ,tfe ,f , elz, glitregoene, Alert
4,;- , ~ nini.YintllainoWn.easerof Deed: - Bd. the
qr:,l pli , o ( LttiklnvOtifili 'of ;the_ North lend
lo_fdisOtt) for,the furpoii: of mineYthit the
4nnds indlinklng'ateximt deseription of
s.,
''
11144 ittl: c alif idie4s, N* gob Pilto Ot st e°
.;',. .I***ittiniainher 'Si "tionden` 'MIMS,' 'watch
:4;bonnetestely t be put up for emtgrents. :6tb.
i t
, - pliet*gfht.',"the tltspeitat l . Of enels-Byffiutßa
id 14 } Mielgititiati; &Motility. deethiegteUeselve 1
Oa VW Malgranier-esi their dieemberkauset,Mind an.
: Abortengib , er t i - L to - providefor their.:wente th e g il t 1
;M u T r ll . 4sprinting of throe Gambino
.: ' ittgellorPl r
estgnett . .444. 4 1 . J oseph. aeoro;tiii
' ,, ;lsiiiiiiiiiaut:ot 403idtiffet: 'Air fellow-
" PIMIAP he dhilesseil (iivrai) offleeldent ()MYNA
...
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iid :
41Ertaptfielseethemeadattenn with whlPb the 18.
.• A. ..
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' ,5 , ; tlita r e . ouiglik t olse ,-41 , - ettlllartlier Men
a) -.... , ./ , # 1 11.,0? 3, , LIP I' bAlv 44142 pee*, inducements :.
a , 14 7,21tanwirtrud.- 4m ....it t o i r: ..
. . t o WV .anthe P 4i.r.;: ~
'!'' ' elhilibbeisiniiiiaod te , diiViiiiilthrs' So flt-o?
..:, '
tied lie intinden44, -- 44glisecg -the
v \
?Es , , orentontlands*Gl4*- ti ' *Met m e 4
- Sheri of our wild Westernleintli and it Isievinfl
.:';, atiltad ilia to largo toloutee of intelligent men; of'
- . -*ail *witched ammeter, corteArt lOW, 0, treble of
irtilltrj..wlll be vatalMiisly'sitte4 -.-- 1 , ....... , •
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..• . -_,- ,-. • - . - . ' .Thiliiiiirsmi. l '
',. - .1 . crnifts4o;f . itticiiinityti,"Aag: 33, INC
ERAL ' 'NEWS.
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A.A . TSTEE.I9I7I3 tiECIAOY-r-ViitrAiLtEl 'Liii
. 101.-401. Lim( Box: , -LThci' Nunda News rocked - the
Wearing announcement of * windfall to the, IIOn•
Whir' (1.-Peck Of , Angelic's-. i , The .News, Sep :
"Louis Sterka „Prussian: ]hirhirtkdled at Love
joy's Natoli - New York eity, on- Thursday, August
10, and left hid eintire'pronerty to Mrs . ; L.' 0.-Taokt
.wife. Of the tiler': L. C. Peek, of this place. The
, dim eased mane to this country in 1827, and shortly
aftef binding in New York engaged in the ocenpa-
tion of iniperting Prussimrstawls,,where,- it-is sup.
'tamed, he- imaseed considerable wealth..'. l After A
llSilloils 'iethi)vitdloAngelios, where he melded, for
about tWenty. yeere, , dealing, mostly la led estate.
'Boon eller, - Mr: Stork'- arrived .at Angelica ha be
'eainfralitinted.cwith ' MC, Meek," and a, warm
'frhindeliip bite always existed • betwomn them., In
1855, Mi. Stork'beeoMing well advanced in years,
nedevlMatielor,' and , haybig 'no friends in this
I ,Oettli „ made 'hie will , hy,Whielf.:hoyaechs gra.
I.:47:: tot the Sole legatee of hie personal property
and realettate, estimated ' L. C. Peek hie - Sole exeautor.
'forty.Vrepryis at ,hettieen thirty and
o thousand dollars., : Mr„. Wolk went 'dawn to
Ned York last spring. :At his, death he left a large .
trunk; on the inside of which was an iron box,
Which he said, contained everything iti regard to
his histerrand allthit,would bi of Interest to his
Minds; and that no bumetreye had ever seen the
-Inelde 4f ik - iiitept his own, and never would until
-opened-by his exequtor.. - 11tOvas a very es:merit/le
lngvidnal,andlint little has ever been known of
'his early h i story , Some supposing that be was ban ,
fished Item the country of his birth at the instiga•
tion *from. of. hie friends: It is said that he was
a man of extraordinary edueation, speaking fittent
' ly ftvel different languages. Therefore, to those
who 'have known him, there Is a great anxiety to
know hat the Iron box contains. Mr. Peek and
son let for ;New 'Pork Monday on . lest, , to take
oharg of-bis personal property and examine the
°entente of the iron hox, and when they return we
"shall Probably learn , what there is of, interest to
the pnblle in regard to the whole affair.
; , l'Oxf is`notv on exhibition, -in London, a
painting chid to be the work of the Italian painter,
Benedetto Oastigliene (161640.) The canvas is 5
feet 8 Indio long, and 4 feet 1 mat high; and the
subjs.,
4 ,
is the " - Plight Of the Holy Family into
Hgyp ".'or rather, 'perhaps, their eptry into that
count, ,at may be inferred from an image on the
ground,, and the strorigly-exPressed astonishment
of a 'group of shepherds; as if at the-supernatural
:fall,ef, their-false gods., The Virgin is seated upon
on asS,, and 'tenderly holds the Infant' Saviour In
front Of her; while Soseph walks, and Is occupied
in the' management of the animal. The picture is
offered for sale by the present owner, Mr. Thomas
Hall, a merchant captain of North Bbielde. 'Be
purobused it last year. in Genoa; where the account
amen' was that in 1849, during , the revolutionary
'outbreak,-It was 'taken anitonget other plunder
which the mob, carried elf-from the Doria Pa.
, . „
lace. , .
Trlima aeeMS;aaya the alta California, to
,bo a Custom prevalent among the Chinese in this
city, :of stealing away eaoh other'', wives. What
the system is founded upon, or how it is managed,
tt is Very difficult to say, bat the thing constant
ly odours,. A poor, one-eyed Celestial, living on
Stockton street, ail it servant in , n family, was
recently summoned to some Chinese preoinot,where;
'nil bib informing relative stated, his wife was being
canted away by the orders of an over-ruling au
thority,' recognized among the Celestials. John
riuthbd hastily to the place, but only,in time to see
the Wooden shoes, almond eyes, and - moon face, of
his beloved whirled rapidly away to the Sacra
mento boat, and before he could collect Ms scat
tered soma sufficiently to take legal measures for
her reeoyery, she was en route and lost. -
Peirreaa TO BRAZIL DR THE FRENCH tILIII,--
PaßyAtstanr °smear. —The French Government
has )recently concluded a postal convention with
Brat'', by the terms of which lettere may hereafter
he transmitted between the United States and
Small, via France, in the French mail, at a postage
charge of thirty-three cents, the single rate of ono
ton th ounce or under, which embraces the full
:yes ge (United' States, French, and Brazilian)
oha geable to destination, and may be prepaid or
'left unpaid; in either country, at the option of the
sin er. - Closed mails for Brazil. will be regularly
des etched by the French post office, alternately,
by he French mail packet leaving)3ordeatut on
the;24th of each month, and by the British mail
packets leaving Southampton on the 9th of eaoh
•
moth. • _
G ~ . . .
RE RAIN TRADE ON 'LAKE MICHIGAN.—
Th Chicago Times and Herald of the 14th inst.,
;dates : On yesterday twenty vessels cleared from
heie for ports on the lower lakes, with 299,707
bz4hels of grain, 1,577 barrels of flour, and a large
als ‘ ount of sundries. There is now sufficient grate
In store here, at the lowest calculation, to load 140
retools;, the daily receipts exceed the shipments
and. they are likely,to keep pace with them for
mile time to come.
)210P8.—The cooperstown (N. Y.) journal
says - -that the market has been rather finotuatiog
daring_ the past week. • At one time the English
deity was reported higher; and buying in the coon.
try about ceased. For a day or two past the spa.
ordative feeling appears to have revived somewhat;
acid twentydlve to thirty cents can be obtained for
diet Plies. The weather during the past week has
been grate unfavorable, and picking has programed
rather slowly.
fla GOI3D - Crtarorr.—The city of New York
otvertleed for a loan 0f15250,000, at six per cent.
e bide came on Wednesday. No less than
$1,111,100 was bid for, and the loan was awarded
4t an average premium• of three per 'cent. Tbc
highest rate offered was 103 t, and the lowest par
'Money meat be plenty when so light a premium Is
offered for a six per trent. city loan. . •
lowa' noun. TO Piss's PgAir.—A train of
venteen, wagon's, loaded with forty hundred of
dour each, started from Conrail Bluffs fot Denver
qity'on'the 4th inst. With Pike's Peak region foe
market in the West 'and the rest of mankind for
the eastern portion of - lowa, this year's crop ought
to bring some money.
QUENN Vioronia, when she travels to Bal
moral, from Edinburgh, completer the journey
comfortably in a single night, occupying a Irma'.
due bed in a Bleeping car, and thee avoiding the
4beeriration whieliher presence on a day train at.
rays attracts. .
i ,
POISON OF rim JEBNAKINE.—The Pensacola
Mune says: "Two children—white child and
egro-; - -while playing, a few days ago, in this city,
at a piece ,of the yellow jessamine vine in their
poaths, which resulted in'the
,death of the latter
ad the severe illness of the former."
, ... . .
i Tam' defenders. of ßalti more, in 1814, Gale
adroit& fhe fortv-sizth annivarsery.of the battle of
Worth -Polati , ol the 12th inst. , The celebration
took place about eight miles from the pity, and
!seventy Of . the original defenders were present on
'the occasion. •
I Own George Alexander, Nichols was appre
hendad, in London, on, the °harp of annoying the !
Princess Mary,' and' other members of the royal
family, believing blaiself to be " the Lard Jen/a
Christ and God Almighty," and signing himself BY
ROBBERY or Mas.3llony, THE ACTRESS.—
The HeseYork Sun, of yesterday, says : Henry
a - ceaoh driver, and Thomas and Bernard
Oitildwell„ , brothers, all of whom reside at 12p
West Nineteenth street were arrested on Setts?.
dal morning by Meer Ragbag, of the. Sixteenth
ward, on a charge °flaying stolen a leather satch
el, containing several gold bracelets, ear.rings,
diamond Sager-rings, hair pine,,and other articles
of jewelry, valued in the aggregate at 21,000, from
Mrs. lioey, , the well.knowifectress. It appeared
that the prisoner Kelly had` for some time been
employed to *envoy Mni,-Hoey to and from Wal.
leek's; Theatre in his iloaah. On Friday night. ae
ustial_, tie, conveyed the lady' to her residence, N.
3311F.Tvrenty-third at, and on this occasion she was
aecompanted by her husband. After leaving the
,vehicle, ,the discovery wad made that the satchel
.containing the jewelry had been left behind. Mr.
Hotly immediately went to the stables where Kelly
- was employed, for the purpose of obtaining the
property, but he found that the" driver had gone
home, and his residence could not be ascertained
train the person in charge , of the establishment
aturdav, morning, however, Mr., found out
where Kelly liveri, and, in going to hie house, No.
120 West Nineteenth street, he found that he was
BUIL hi - bed. On looking irOund, Mr. Hoey saw
the satchel upon the nuuttel•ploce,. and , closer
scrutiny resulted In the discovery-of one of the
,rings on the finger of Bola Kelly, the prisoner'S
wife. In reply to a question why the Satchel had
not been returned Kelly said he intended to have
brought it home in the morning: Subsequently,
Mr. Rosy ascertained, upon examining the con.
tents of the beg, that a portion of the jewelry had
been taken out, He, therefore,, demanded of
Kelly the 'restoration of the missing articles, eon
fisting-of, two &anion& finger rings,' a diamond
breastpin; and a' *mind. hair-pin. Kelly an
swered that he knew nothing about them, where
upon Mr. Hoey went for an Aileen- When •he re
, turned, the wife of ,the prisoners stated, that there
- wee a ring and platens on, the floor In the room
of Thos Oauldwell., ,Cauldwell was, eenseqnently,
,arrested with
. .the other parties, and the missing
broochwas.Tound in his pocket. Bernard Oauld.
well, brother Of . Themes, was also taken into
custody, Kelly baying- stated that he pinked
the' lock of 'the Medal,' The prisoners were
all taken before. Justice Connolly, who, after en
examination of the facts, held them for trial, and
they were ComMitted eat* in default of 21,000
. bail." 'Kelly stated In hit examination that he
foetid Ike setobel in the carriage, after he had put
'up his horsee,.andlook it home, with the intention
.ef returning it in' the Mending. He placed it in
his room, and went down stairs into a grocery and
liquor ers, where be drank three or fear glasses
of beer with the other -prisoner. After returning
to his room, Bernard Cauldwell opened the satchel,
but Kelly could not say with what instrument,,as
be was too drunk to see. At this juncture Thomas
Cauldwell came into the room, and they selected
as much of the jewelry as they chose, drank more
bber,'and seperated. He knew nothing more of
the matter until he found himself in custody.
Bernard Cauldwell admitted having picked the
lock of the sateheli but, said be did so at Kelly's
instigation. The other prisoner said be had no
thing to say about the affair at all. ,
Tun GEOGRAPIIi or" CONSIMPTION—AN [NTH.
RESTING Surgarawr.—The following valuable in
formittionie copied from the manuscript of a forth:
coining work entitled "Infiuenoe of Climate in
North America," to be compiled by Mr. J. DI&
tuniell
•
".Consumption originates in all latitudes from
the equator where the mean temperature is eighty
legiliecFahrenheit, with slight variations, to the
higher
_position of the temperate zone, where the
mean temperature is forty degrees, with sudden
and' violent changes. The opinion long enter
tained, that"lt' Is peculiar to cold and humid all
mates, is founded in error' Far from this being
the i sm° the.tables of mortality 'warrant the con
' oludOn that consumption'sometimes more preva
lent intropioal then in temperatecortntries. - Con
sumption is rare in the Arctic regions, in Biberia,
Iceland, the Orkneys and Hebrides; also In the
northwestern portion of the United States,
"In North America the diaeases of the respire;
tory ,orgate, of widoh eonsumptien is tie chief,
have their maximum in New England, in latitude
about 42 deg.,.and diminish in all directions from
this point inland. The diminution is quite' s rapid
westward as southward, and a large district near
the 40th parallel le quite uniform at 12 to 15 per
lent- of deaths from oonsumption, while bfasseohn
sette'varies from twenty to twenty•bve. At the
border of the dry climate of the plains In Minna-
Note, a =William is attained aiIOWAS that • occur
ring in Florida, and not exceeding five per sent.
of the entire mortality. It is still lower in Texas,
WU the ehiolute` Minimum - fot -thi'montinent in
teMperato latitudes Is in Southern
It. The Upper pentieuld of Michigan; em bracing
=the wholeof the Lekti Superior region, Minnesota,
'Nebraska, and Washington Territory,are all alike
'exempt,' in - i:iimetkibleliegfee,frora the abovof
fatal disease. Invalids suffering from pulmonary
complaints and throat disease are almost uniformly
benefited by the climate of the above northern
region, haring a mean annual temperature of from
40 deg. to 45 deg. Fahrenheit."
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T. IYROTRINGINV Croittr; six 01 Tai lgilara,
ROBERT B. REED.'
- , iiiir;iiii Blot ' -c - ' '
,ett ih,a'Merchants 'Ezehange,PhitekeittlAis..,
Shiplohn TIMER . Lind1ey ,_;...,,..:...
Bhigi Timeworn, olivii--, —... ....,-,LiVerped4soon'
eipbmil Animate, tritAlind,:-...., ..ililverpixil, soot
Ship Zarod, Magma' e-...-....,*..LOildoAderryi 880k-10.
Shit , Oov L4TIORki Nt.p.no—... - --Liverpool, soon
ownl
nun Anna, Uohn--....:._....'..............14ver, woo,
Lurk lex PloPleilliSoreere„,„:...,..:Liver Ohloon
Barg ryna. Wortioiter.. - ...,,........... ;Barb ovh,soon
Bark ItsEkbeth J . , Yqulicog- , Port as paln,Won
• Lin ii• nee WlLlter, Biortlt...._, ~...---.8 t., Bart*. low,
11/I . ILINGor THE- OCEAN IaTEAINERX. •
Ritold ,THE'inirtso BWATFA. ,
SHI2I LAMM iron - . •
---Boston..:TAvarp6al Rept 19
O Washington-,New York -Liverpool.— .........Beptll3
Illinote...-- New York..Bouthampton..— Bent St
~.Boutton:..ElalWal—.: at. Res Ss
Aunt --..... Sept Se
Bremen....— New Yorr.:BoutheMptOn...-:-..Sent 39
Kanparoo— -New YorY.-Liverpool--,....—Sept
Tentonia- .. -New Y0rc.,..80nte5mpt0n.......-Oct 1
York.. Liverpool 3
York..Hevre .. ..
Petals— New York-Livem001.........- -Oot 10
• , • • FROM EUROPE.
SNIPS LIAVZ DOR DLTS
Metita _. ......Llverpool-P all fay ....Sept 4
Leineter
_...LiverpooL.sew rk—..— Beet 4
'Pentonta....:...Ontharnetott- ew Yo rk. Belt 4
Braaten. —Southampton- ew ork—.—Rept
'Kangaroo -Liverpool-New 6
North - Amerloan.Ltrerrool...Latr....-------Beet 6
Cantu:Bart- ......Liverpool .. Beet 4
Europa---.ldvergool. A fent 4
Adriatic, --Southampton-New Turk U
Anglo Staon...-Liverpool-Quebe_g
nn -....,
Pe Live rpool N euo York-,....-.4.:.8eet 16
Nazonta...—Bouthaunton-New 'Pork— .--Bept 18
Connaught- --Galway_New York.-_..— Sept 18
Prince Albert. Galway-New Y0rk....,-.....8epf 18
. ....Efouthampton -New York.„-.........-Bent
North Briton., ...Liverpoot- 1f
20
Vanderbilt....liouthamptow.,6(ew —Peet 36
The California Mail Steamers *all from New York on
the Jut. llth, and 90th °Ewalt month.
The Havana Swarms leave m onth. York on tne 2d, Ith,
igth. 17th. and 17th of' each month.
MARINE 71114ELLIGEN0,11.
PORT OT PHILADELFRIA, Sept. 18. 1860,
BUN Ram__ 64-BUN
MGR WA'NER.— is°
ARRIV PM.
Stembship Virginia, Kelly, from Ibibmond, via. Nor
folk. 25 hours. with lodes to Thomas Webster. Jr. Re
ports that tho bark Florosta. for Pernambuco, went to
sos from Hampton Roads 15th inst.
Brig Ormns, Baker. 4 days from Fall River, in ballast
to oaptaln.
Bohr Hero. Terry, 11 days from Baltimore, with mdse
to
Thos Webster, Jr.
Bohr Flight, McNamara, 4.days from Richmond, with
shorts to J B Lanogster & ton.
Bohr Louisa, Emlett,ll days from Boston, with salt to
Wm Bumm.
Bohr ffi R Sheppard. Lane. 8 days from New Haven,
with machinery to aaptain.
Bohr Dragon,- Sadler, dayi from Calais, with lumbei
'and laths to Oaskill &,Dalvin.
Bohr Jesse -Williamson. Jr, Winsmore, 6 days from
Boston, in ballast to 13 inniokson & Clover.
Bohr 8 L Simmons. Gandy, 8 days from Fall River, in
ballast to R B Corson & Co.
Bohr H W Morse. Fhillips,s days from Taunton. with
mdse to Twells & Co.
Spa th hr Diade
a m. Blanchard. 6 days from New Bedford.
wi oil to cptain.
Bohr Emma I, Day. Hackney, 8 days from New York,
with miles to Crowell & Collins.
5118ohr Golden Rod, Canary, 7 days from Portsmouth, N
with mdso to A n d e rson er & Co.
Bohr Tomah, , 8 dnys from Eastport, with
miles to E A Bonder & Co.
, Bohr 8 E Hammond, Garrlsh, 8 days from Eastport.
With video to E A Bonder & Co.
Bohr Martha. Baxter, 6 days from Providenos, with
indite to Crowell lc Collins.
Behr Bayer Magnet, Perry, 8 dais from Boston, in bal
last to Nevin, Sawyer H Co.
Bohr Delaware, Denby, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
wheat to Jim Barratt & Bon.
Bohr J W Early. hipple,,l. day from Frederies, Del,
with oats to las Barratt & Non.
Bohr Isle of Pines. Frenoh, from - Proaldenoe.
NolitAlbertrharo. Cavalier. from Providenoe:
flohr.James M Vanes, Hardee. from Boston.
-Bahr Louisa Gray, Weaver, from Boston.
Steamer Conoor,Normen, SO hours from New York ,
with mdse to Wm M. Balrd.& Co.
•
CLEARED.
Bark Aides, Dunning. Portland. C A Heoksoher & Co.
Brig Sarah Btarr, Sloonm, Wilmington, NC. Baker &
Folsom.
Brig Morning Light. Blair. Bath, Nevin. Sawyer 8c Co
Brig Burnish. Sherman, Boston, captain.
Bohr M R 81mpeard. Lane, New Haven, captain.
'Bohr Isle of Pmes. French, Providence,& Co.
Bohr A Phu°. Cavalier, East Greenwich, Tyler,
Stone & Co.
Bohr Jas M Vance, Burdm Boston, VanDaman, Nor
ton
& Co.
Bohr L Oray, Weaver, Boston, L Fothermel & Co.
Bohr Immo ioh. Crowell, Boston, N S turtevant & Co.
Bohr Jesse Williamson, Jr, Wiruimore. Boston, Bin
mason & Glover.
Bohr 8 B Ashram], Young, Norwieh. R Corson &Co
Bohr t 3 L Simmons, Gaudy, Fall River do
Bohr Silver Magnet, Perry, Boston , Sawyer
& o.
St'r J S Blamer, Dimas, Baltimore, A .firovoi; Jr.
f aiirremmetentot GRACE . rew
HAVRE DE Sept.l7,lBlo.
.The Kingston left with" boats, laden and consigned
as fellows;
Pato Alto, lumber to Ceilidh & Galvin; J D Cameron,
do to Wilmingtont• T I Moyer,_' do to Cadwalader & Co;
Two Brothers, coal to New York; 8 0 Collin", Lillie
Jane, M J Lhnk. Four Boys; and Mary Bowman, goal
to Delaware City.
(Ceneepondenoe of The Preen)
READING, Rept. IL
The following boats from the 'Union Canal teased; ti
t° the Sohnylloll Canal to day, bound to Philadelphia,
ladertandoonmEned 84 follow.:
J C Davie, grain to Hodd & Comly; John'A Lemon, do
to Cookman & Hro; Wm & F Taylor. do to oaptaini_ Dr
Wm Moore & Ranomma , pint iron to Cabeen & Co; Hor
ner & Btout, do do C F Smith & Bon.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware, Cannon, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship Palestine, Cook, sailed from Qualm* 15th
in.t. for Liverpool.
Shia Peruvian, (of Boston) Roberts, at New York.l6th
inst. from Baltimore, to Smith loading* foram Pranomoo.
Ship liermine, Striker, from Callao, via Hampton
Roads, with guano. at ,13alttmore lath inst.
Ship Sir Charles Nap i er, from Bombayfor Newlfork,
way spoken 20th June, nolat, ** •-•-
Bark S A. Nichols. Nichols, cleared at Searsport Ist
inst. for Rio de Janeiro.
Bark J B Johnson, Blake, cleared atf SearspOrt 11th
inst. for Montevideo.
Bng_.Barnak t Downing, from. Cienfuegos 17th ult at
NegOfork lath mat, reports: 9th lest, Barnegat hearing
WSW 10 miles, wastun into by sehr Buena Vista, from
maten Island for Virginia, and had the bulwarks and
bends stove, plankshear milt, foremast gyms. - maift
topgallant mad and forutopmmt carried away, and
'the fore rigging on the port side; tort foresail, split ma n
and middle staysails. and sprung :steak, and was com
pelled to into the Brealrwator for repairs. The B V
Inn her bo wsprit and firing illiboom. Aug I. Oeorse
Ottene ofNew York, aged 21 years, seaman died.
Behr Volta. Brooks. from Oreenport for Philadelphia,
el New York 16th inst.
MEDICINAL.
pERIIVIAN SYRUP,
OR. PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
This waII-Itnown ;Remedy has' bean wed extensively
; _•;
.. 0 and f reAspoientr A
APL _ OR IMPAIRED AND IItIkERFECII
'IV -'2 DIGESTION ;
TOR VIII CONVIQVIINT
ILJ DETERIORATION 07 Tux BLOOD:
* ---- . * AND VOA THB FOLLOWING
FORMS OF DISEASE, ,
Most of whion origin,ate in
• DYSPEPSIA:
LIVER COMPLAINT, DROPSY., NEURALGIA and
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, LOSS OF APWITE,
HEADAURZ, LANGUOR and DEPR lON .
OF SPIRITEC_RUNCLES AFFEC T IONS
EI,
Pax% SCURVY, AFFECTIONS OF'-
TEE SIIIN, CONSUMPT IVE
TENDENCIES, BRO_NRI
TM, DISEASFS Frau-
LIAR to FEMALES.
and PL ALAI Li)M- ,
. _N
ACCOMPANIED BY GENE RAL DEBILITY. and
RE,QUIRING A TONIC and ALTE
RATIVE MEDICINE.
• ' Norg.—Tho failure, of IRON as a remedy for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad state of the blood. and the numerou4
diseases caused thereby. has arisen from the want pf
such a preparation of Iron es shall enter the stomach
a PROTOXIDE state, and assirmiate at once with
L t h e
blood. This want the Ph,RUY AN SYRUP supp es,
and it does so in the only form in which It is possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this reasons the
•rgn.uvlnN SYRUP often radically cures diseases in
whiCh other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be or no avail,
-
CERTIFICATE OF A. 'A. HAYES, M. D., OF
BOSTON.
It is well known that the medicinal snots of Protoxlde
of Iron are lost by even a verLbrief exposure to alt and'
that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron, with Out
further been deemed inlvesible;
In the PERUVIANSYRUP this desirable point is at
tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY UNBORN SINKNOWN;
and this solution may replace all the prom-carbonates,
oitratee, and tartrates of the Idaterla Medico.
A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Mass.
10 BOYLSTON Street, Boston.
N. B.—Pamphlets containing Letters from the &mom+
named Gentlemen and others, and giving full infortna
lion of the Syrup, can be had on application to the
Agents, or to . ;
N. L. "A gDia . t r elt i girN.
No. 7813UD8 URN IiSTREET.IIOBTOp.
Bold by Druggists generally throughout the United
Rates.
Agents for Dennevivanlai GYOrD .2 Co.,
atiT-tuthe Pm
.232 North SECOND Street, Philada.
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. 2
Dr. DARIUS HAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATINfI SPIRIT. .
This Medicine has bun used by the public for six years
with increasing favor. it is recommended to Cure'
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart-Burn, Colic
Pais:, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels,' Headache, Drowsinsit, Kidney
Conipinints, Low Spirits, Delirium
Tremees.lslernperaßce,
IT STIMULATES,, EXIEULAILATeiI, InvtoonATae , 007
WILL SOT INTOXICATE OR STUTRPT,
As it Medicine It is mile& and effeetual, °using the
most aggmvated cues ofDylipersial tildes/ CoMPlaints,
and all other derangements of the Stomach and Rowels
in a speedy manner:
It will instantly revive. the most melemeholy and
drooping spirits, and raters the weak, nervous, and
nuttily to health, strength, mid vigor.
Perso d e jectedoni the injudicious systems quors, have
become and their nervous shattered,
°mutilation" breken down, and'eubJeet to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Dammam. TAX/11/WS, will, el
most immediately, feel the happy and, healthy Invigo
rating eifioaey Of Hantrebvigorating
WaA WILL DO.
Donr.—One Wine glass full as often he necessary.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heart-burn,
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you a blood Appetite.
One dosei will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia,
One dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of wi ll
or Flatulence, and as soon as the
atonisoh receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will be removed.
one dose Win remove the most distressing pains of
Collo. either in the sumach or bowels,
A few doses Will remove all obstructions In the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Complaintsho are seriously afflicted with any /annoy
are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radios) onre by the wee of one or two bottles,
NIORTLY DI SSIPTION.
Persons who, from diuipating too much over night,
and feel the oval effects of polrouous liquor., t V 1011121%
headaches, mantis at Woniaoh, weakness, giddiness,
ike will find one dose wills omeve all bad feelings.
t:adies of weak and lankly' oonstitutiorue should take
the Invigorating Spirit three .times • day s It will make
them strong, healttly, mid ham y, remove all obstruc
tions and Irregularities from the mezirtrual arcane, and
f i t:g r it the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
During eregnaney It will be found an invaluable midi:.
sine to remove disagreeable a/mentions at the stomaeh.
All the proprketor asks le a trial, and to 'admit+ thie, he
has put up the irIVIGORATING ;int battles at
Meant', quarts $l.
General Deyat. 413 WATER Street, New York.
DYOTT A CO__ 432 North SECOND Street
Wholesale Agents in Philadelph ia,
and for gale by all Dragnets.
COAL.
GENIIINE EAGLE VEIN COAL—pure,
Hard, driaht. and Glassy, equal, if not anterior ,
to any Lehigh Coal sold.- F.arr and tltove Cap6l4,lXl
nor ton, Lage Nut 613.76. Cad and examine , S r O lend
your orders 'to ELLIS BRANSON% tiOAL DISPOIN,
GALLO wHlLL'llitreet, third yard above broad. etre k.
•
nem 73t.
•
CABINET FURNITURE AND ELL.
LIARD TABLED.
MOORE it CAMPION.
No, 5161 SOUTH SEOONLI STREET.
In conneetlon-with their extensive Cabilnt Mail:a%
are now manufacturing a stMerior article of
BLLLIAMO TABLES.
Agit have now on m and a full sugi v finiched with
°ORB er. CA NI .3 ED CUSHIONS
Whioh are pronounced, by all who have used them, lo
be superior to all others.
For the quality and finish of these Tables the mann
factitive refer to their numerous patrons throughout
the Union, wit oars familiar with the oliaraoter of their
wore.
mut bon
JIAVAI - OOPFEE.-1,000 • pockds4prirnfl
Jav a corm for sale by JAMES GRAHAM b. 00..
RTITTA Street
APINISEED-4 casks Italian for sale.
Belo WETHER a LL 4 &
nRtTHRu_Ri,
da Nt.
V ,Y/flP,.. l3 Ti` all t. • - • ,•• -•
It '
8817Thilirggit 18'
I
INPECTINE
PERSIAN FEVER ()HARM.
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMINATED.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM
WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE ♦ND REMEDY.
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
OUREEI INSURED IN 'A DAY.
NATURE% GRAND RESTORATIVE!,
LNPECTINE. INPECVNE.
PIPEOTINE. INPEOTINE.
The terrible melody known ea the FEVER AND
'AGUE boa smitten hundreds of thousands of lemons
'thronehoot the world every year, sad has never till
now been mat by momnefal mmileal treatment that
has not prodooed layette
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
'Whieh afoot the lams, the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other parts of the human organism. The INPEC
TINE is the natural antagonist of all fivers, and when
it 'mines in tiontaet with the skin, is absorbed by the
interior organs, whioh roast easily miasma and all ten
dencies toward thou, maladies whloh prostiate the
mind and body with fever.
Fever and Arne vesult
,from nUMMOIie causes. No
Mace ni exempt front the eseilei,Thhderheit• the eV
'stance of the Mew*. Thudding ono* - seated in the
system, inducts denteesiost of !pinta, imsetude, lan
guor, pains; °WI4; fever, and I' lola train of pogrom
atie einuistioils, depriving the Wield of ill energy, and
reducing him or her to a condition of
EXTREME RELPLEURISL
Why will any ono soffit tho horrors of • dobilltatdog
Intermittent Fsurpwhlsuby the us of the
INVALUABLE INFECTIVE,
FEMUR FEVER CHARM'
the eminent medical tad magical qualities of whisk are
meter:Ms absorbed,
ALL. TAAOES OF DIOSAIIM MAY BR ANNIII
LATED IN A FEW HOURS I
81114P-CARR 18 BETTER THAN PHYSIO
NATURE IN WIRER THAN ART.
EVERYONE/JD NAB A DIVINE NEDLEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILF. THE FOOLISH
BETTER PREVENT TRAIN STRIVE TO CURE
DELAYS ARE DANORROUP.
THE INPECITINE.
PERBIAR FEVER ORARIi.
Has eared thousands of both 'axe* of the most dread
fat fevers. Read attd reflect.
liveLft).Jl at; lUD a) Dtsif
Lime! Boman, of Pittahatif, for two years 'nohow
to hintualt and soolaty—la martyr to Man and FON—
cured in law than three weeks, and improved In sight
hours.
Kerr K. Belknap, elindliSlCY;Ohili after shoos
login her version its yen ee arreusth, br WlOE:Mtn
Fever, Ninth Chills, restored to hesith trt twenty hours
J. R. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, broiled from
death's door, haring suffered for four years, ima4B
well in five 'weeks, and improved in two boars.
Adolphe Monbro,•of FranosYreliwied t>t one tour.
while trayalUag In the 011111 or the Fort Wayne end
Chicago Railroad. He will separestli drips with
Chills.
Ellen R. llama, Lookpott, Uri York e , Tenoned
after seven lean' Writing. A pairsot Gam
Thousands of other oases prevented and eared ever,
month, and not a single complaint of the efficient» .
of the
INPEOTINE
FERMAN FEVER CHARM.
TRY IT. PROVE IT, KNOW /To
And make known its !wonderful powers and virtuso,
that those who antler, or who are threatened with
suffering, may be led to use a inmate, inuoxicout Pre
',oration, famished b► the AGM of Nature for
MAN'S BLESSING.
INPEOTINE
1 B BOLD BY ALL DAMD3IB4II AND bIEDIOIDE
DEALEgis IN AtiIIRICA.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Boot by mall to soy pact of tha Vatted States.
REMEMBER;
It is not taken inwardly, bet Le altwardili
according to directions, *fhb MOO*PIM' " eh 15".
RKO.
MANUFAUTUASD BY
JOHN WILCOX & CIO..
158 , MAIN aTREPi
'lixonmotrp, vuti.plNLA.
BRANCH OFBIo R,
„ •
NO. 28 . BANiE OF 66mattitdiriieruni'40.•
NEW YORK CITY.,
II!!=
INCOLNI
MASS MEETING
INPBOTINE. INPECTINE
POLIITICM.
HAMLIN t
OUR 'l' IN
VICTORY!
PEOPLE'S
XsikNOA.BTER. PA .
WRDNEBDAY, BIWTEISIBER 19, 1880
PROTECTION
AMERICAN INDUSTRY
BRREI - if °kVA
FREE LABORERS!
1NW4:16.03t4Mi0)314:1
FREE WHITE MENI
THE MAINTENANCB
NATIONAL UNION
SUPREMACY OP THE LAWS!
THE PEOPLE
PENNSYLVANIA
Who are in favor of the
PROTECTION OP AMERIOAN INDUSTRY
Who ars In favor of
FREE HOMESTEADS TO ACTUAL SETTLERS
Who are in favor of
PROTNOTING TERRITORIES NOW BEEN
From the
BURET OF SLAVERY EXTENSION;
Who are In favor of
MAINTAINING OUR NATIONAL UNION
SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS INVIOLATE t
Who are in favor of
A RADICAL REFORM,
Bush as will correst the shameless prodisnoT end OOP'
ruptiOns of the present National Administration, are
invited to attend a
GRAND BTATH NAM MIMING
LANOA.STER; PA..
ON WRONNEIDAY; los
To strike decisive blow at the perfidious Demo
cratic' mien who. have impoverished our Treasury,
Pamir/10d our, Commerce, and bewared our Laborers
by their Free Trade polioy, and to rasa their voices
scab:lst IhretionalLain and Disunlonism in any and
every shape.
The following dlannenudied gentlemen ate expeoted
to attend and deliver Addeo/eon:
Hon. HANNIBAL ILAMLIN, of Blaine,
Peonle's Candidate for Vine President
Hon. ANDREW G. &ATM, ef Penna.,
Peonle'a Candidate for Oovenior ;
Hon. CARL /MURK, of Wasoonsin
Ron. JOHN SHERMAN, of Ohio;
Hon. THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio;
lion. SIMON CAMERON. of Penn.;
Hon. MORTON MoISHIHAEL. of FOWL
Hon. LYMAN TRUMBULL, of Illinois;
Hon. E. JOY MORRIS, of Pennsylvania;
Hon. JOHN HICKMAN,
Hon. THADDEUS STEVENS,
lion. JAMES POLLOCK,
Hon. JAMES IL CAMPBELL,
Hon. DAVID WILMOT,
Hon. JOHN W. KILLINOER,
'Hon. A. IL REEDER,
GALUSHA A. CROW,
lion. B. IdcPHENSON,
Hon. JORN COVODE,
Hon. JOHN 0. KUNKEL,
THE LINCOLN, HAMLIN, AND CURTIN MUDS
Throughout the State, end espeoially in all the Eastern
counties, are expiated to attend, rnoperly organized.
THE WIDE-AWAKES
Are expeeted to attend in Aill foroe, properly offioered
and anidnod, and a
WIDE-AWAKE TORCHLIGHT DROON.SHON
Will take glue on the Evening of the Day.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Will be Issued on all. the Railways, good for the tune
necessary to go to Lam:using r, attend the Meeting, and
return hoots,
Friends ot the Right? the great preliminary struggle
in the Keystone State is nigh at bend. Bally in Your
might to protnots your glorious caws!
Our friends in any part of the State, desiring informs
lion in detail in relation to the (=Utica for transports
bon to and from the Meeting, or upon any other point
Will alma the
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE;
by "'blob all oommunioations will be promptly end
satisfaotorily answered.
ALEX. K. MoOLURE.
CHAIRMAN NICELY/8 ATM CCHMITTH
JOHN M. BULLS VAN, flgerptarf.
PEOPLE'S STATE COMMITTEE ROOMB,}
PIIIILADILPHIA, August Mth,IMO.
1104 14t
SUMNER RESORTS.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
Al-a , 1101111YLKILL COUNTY. PA.
*nines armommodsted with good rooms at reduced
V
old-eritablished Toner boasted in the ga be
tween 17 andPlecorot mountaMm. immediate l y on
theine o th Philedelphia mid 'Reading Railroad.
withinhia a pi nto of Pawing, formerly teat b. Jo
*p He ,of 1. the old Mansion House, Philadelphia,
Molina) his demise. been under. the charge of his
"NeVituse is Presared, at all Masons of the year for
the reiltiou of guests. sild lies been recently pat in
*Mar. , he Large saran. mu park adjoining. Presents,
naliti noagnants as a samovar resort. to persona 'Flail
ing vend a short tinge:gay' from the duvet and for
FA of the
.o,ties. wherethey omi,brea t ilie fresh moon
noti ;: r i e n g d i zioy the son Mel ilia minim of
atmantutation pamenger tieketri, ter the use of fatal
hati. ara sold at a seduction of twenty five per pent.,
Fea 11100eVeleefietIOD train will leave Fott.vi de daily
r its the summer months, to °sable those who may
frig CO spend the Weal portion of t h he h day In the
10 be tertrittliheelanipe same ev e
grair m o gl a rt y rnill t a s ie D a A hl : ""
arOt term, a PM in
Jektiena ktantloa Ham. Moons Carbon. Schuylkill Co., Pa.
COTTAGE RETREAT,
BeniMy and conseciently located at
ATUANTIO CITY, N. J.
Boarders acoommodated on riasonable term,.
' M. MoOLEBB. Proprietor.
STAR" 110 TEL, '
iti4ILY %Van
I V V. /4:112M.
DINNK LAMIE ADATITB. .013Piti.V.
CENTS.
O. 15 WI ei till Will
isr Boartliattoomm tit Ost Me most . rempable
term. telkl-thn
VIACILE BETEIMEN, PA.
454 , 1 30 1 18elOd i elta t ratfiliomin t auppe
1111011r;nvii31.1.00trizrive4,.n.,:ltritti of
q_ the plea
glawt r tate. OAL 11 van, rrontieten
Will* •
LATE RodIING:L4OHN .:WELOH;
Y., SLATER, in prepared to put on any
.amounl of
will at low rate& AU
ramron t 'onsiar
rebrtai4 t
proartly *Wades tee
EDUCATIONAL.
rrlig MISSYB OAEEY &MM. BEEBE'S
111,4"W:tr. 4 1,E411 1 : ;rt. lilt.; :VII for
ettiP .41 cn WEDa tinDAY. p , etaber ',mil im
VINGLIstI AND n 6SSICAL SCHOOL.
—Thee hoot of the seher;ber. in Sidles' Binding,
l 7 BK ' I N _ mrprt, n. eve Twolfiti, will re-opoli 00
. yen tf B
MON.' A Y, the nth Ur Be/ tem> r ° ,
ARGES MOAT,
A K. TAYLOR ; TF,ALIIE I I. OF SING
ts • I NG. NAP 0, IVIELOIDI ON, ha..6761 , 40ritt
TWE FTE 10 1 ,4 4, him resumed. Comfnunlegions
promptly :tussled sof ISt*
PROFEB
WTI "rThliOlibl. of 80/Of MI. and Pietro Nomitnt t . e of
Pglno
-
ren ßon Dc a
un d , i rho s n
ag
w u t h t h a e me n,a in a m
to the, theatres of %Wen, , len , a and San Carlo, at
Na
gle luta ipst arrived from Hale. and intends to fix his
re , oesoe in Philadel shirt. Waive lessons insisting. His
ad real is Mita .W WY UT street.
MLR , 'NC es —Mr. De's F erst, Brandi Comml Hon.
Joii Morris, Mr, Ducar, Mr. H. 0. Mallory,
Mears_ J. Lipymoott & On, 0. G. Evans , Junius
RajuX, Mame: Andre & Co., Mr. Pollan. ims-12t.
PRI N G GARDEN ACADEMY' FOR
yourio MEN AND BOYS, N.B. Cor. EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD Streets. Book-kseping, Langua
ges, Mathematics,Plasuipt. &o. Boss resolved at any
ate. I, DUNLEVY Ltot4o, Principal.
'UNION ACADEMY, No. S SOUTH FIF
TEENTH Street—Principal, TAOS. D. JAMES.—
Af noted to the prow oto oo of sound bealth, good er hotar
shin. and pro fi table assontattong. Creators mar ha had
at the rooms, or they will be sent to any address.
anal-1m
SUN DEES' INSTITUTE,
THIRTY-NINTH ANIS MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Professor E. D. SAUNDERS & CORTLAND SAUN
DERS. A. M., Prim;y°
Ron. WM. BIGLER. Clearfield ; Whl. MoKIBBIN,
P.sq., of the Merchants' Hotel. Philadelyihia; Hon, J.
1 , 7, FORE EY, of The Press ; Hon. N. U. BROWNE,
Philadelfihis; eT . . v . k . ,wAsz i tt ,
.of the S.
EWITE I N A r fi :Ego President of the t W urrory.
favuredguncezirliuz,i7. ~ . .g,Ab.yriuilc,„}:rha
San rs give their friends Who may
he looking fore safe, thorourlhasul pleasant school any
information dashed respeoting Hos seminary.
A grove and lawn of EIOAT ACRES are attached to
the Institute for geolusion.reareabon,andphySioal
ercise,_ •Tli ,
e toms for s session of five months, counting
from the day of admission, are 875 for day-boarding
8100 for pupils who spend Saturday and Sunda
i
at home. tied $153 for pupils remaining constantiy. No
extra charred. Pc uncle in advance. aril9-Im
THE MISSES MERINO, No. 1135 Spring
•A• CARDEN Street. wed of the Chureh of the As
gumption end formerly occupied by the Minato of Notre
Dame,win ,
open their Academy for Young Ladies on
htoNDAY THE .3d OF SEPTEMBER. Circulars con
taining terns , and other particulars , may be obtaited
on and
to 6i after the glthtinst., at the Aoademy.
lm
3 , 1 ADAME D'OtIVILLE'S ENGLISH
J l l- and Frenott.Boatdlng and Day-School fois
Wise. 1411 SPROOF. Street, will openon MO NDA Y,
September 10th. mall-atm Ira
HARRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN
Nor SCHOOL FOR GIRLS on the N. W. corner
of FILBERT and JUNIPER Streets. opposite Penn
Square. on 10th of ninth month, (Sept) au27-Im.
CLASSIC/AL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LOOUST.
The duties of the Clusloal - Institute will be resumed
Monday. September 4. J. W. PAIREII.. A. M.,
an 2- dam Pripoirral.
MHOS. BALDWIN'S ENGLISH, MA
TIIEMATICAL, and CLASSICAL SCIIOOL, for
Borg, N. E. corner of BROAD and ARGIL will re-open
Sent. M. no.to-lm.
BALLAD SINGING, OIIANTING, PI
ANO end GUITA E.—Mr. T. BIREOP will resume
baldness Sept. 10th. VOCAL ACADEMY, 1202 FM
BMA r Street. ante lin.
THE OLASSWAL AND ENGLI 8 Et
SCHOOL of It D. CRECIORY,A. HOB
MANN= Street, M
reopen on ON DAY, Septert
bee 81. etal- tat
111/118.3M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her sobool for young ladies to 1023 CHESTNUT
street. and 'Frill reopen o Wednesday, Beptember
few boarding pupils will be received. For circular,,
finvive zr.tuvitgt.• rmblten- H-0.41-44
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST 00R.
NKR THIRTBENTII and FILBERT Street., re
opens MONDAY, bet/timber 3d. Four more pupils
will be admlttpd. Catalogues sent to ttny addles,.
H, STEWART. Principal.
MUSS TuoRPITSonoOL Foil. YOU
LADIES, at 113 DIRARD threat, will ream
on MONDAY. tiontsm 1.10. anlo.lm.
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN Streets, will reopen Septem
ber S. Bye prepared for any Division of the Public
Grammar Sohools, for Golleiree, or for BUIIII.IIII.
sueO•ew . H. 0. MOWRY:, Principal.
MIR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
LTA MG and DAY SCHOOL, for YOUNG LADIES No
1147 VINE street, near Logan &mere, will RE-OPEN
on WEIDIRWAY, tileptembarlta. Cimino' furnished
on application.
ISS LIIOY B. MAYAS ouil „Mrs. R.
M. BIRD will eopon their sahoOlor swot la
dies, at Kn. 1010 arßucht attest. bIONDAY Boy
towbar IT. • ausltam
Blamzr& STRATTON'S NATIONAL
MEDCI4INTILE COILFHES, locatad,at
Fhila
dalph'n B. a. _prof' Bf.v NTH and (111EsTN
New York. Donald. inetelma. Cbioago, and Bt. Lou*.t
Fp• information call or cad for Cstalorme. fa-tf
MESDAMES OUFOARAY AND D'HER-
V 11.401 relpecitfnily luform their friends and
the n"blio (Fat they have removed their Boardingand
pay Sohool for Yowl: Lathe% from Loran Square to Nos.
1D:.7 and 1329 FIPPUtIE Street There they will be
ready to Toasty, their puy.la on THURSDAY, SePteM
ber 13th.
Iderdames 011WAitAY end D'IIII2VILLY will re
oeivo vent re at No 1509 LOGAN Square until the
fifth Ancmt. lyiteent
BUSINESS CARDS.
MATHEW BROOKS,
MAN UFAUTUREN.
OP
U MPATON UN FON MB.
In every vane, of colors.
No. 189 North THIRD &root.
oelo.lm nppogen Cher.. Philadelphia
ITURAk. E SEE,
MECHANICAL FYI:a:YENS, and
PA FENT rroßrow.
No. 114 South SIXTH Street,
(Nesrly opposite the Coilnty Court House,/
Pr.sparos Specifications, Drawings, So., and transacts
al/ other timings oonneoted with the obtaining of Let
ters Patent
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. -au2S-3m•
RR. ()ORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO
e RER AND OONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN,
Pennsylvania.
FAR4IB,_EITORES, grus, and HOTELS FOR
BALE in MontgorcerY. Bunk., Cheater. and Delaware
Counties. vault's Dom lOW POO sorsa, in good localities.
Persons applying will be shown properties free of
charge.
Ronda and Mortgages negotiated at fair rates. HAND
SOME. RESIDLNCEB for sale in Norristown, Potts
town. and Intermediate places. For Catalogues and
lad description, &Weal R.jt. CORSON . ,
1711 em /VOrTlatOWl2. ra.
NRILIOLSON,
CO • Manufacturer of
SHIRTS. Liti_EN and MARSEILLES
BOBOMS AND COLLA RR.
-
A largo and ohome assortment, and wKLL MAIM
always on nand- unto which I particularly invite the
attention of cant and prompt-paying 111108.T.T1312
8. KCorner of SECOND and ARCH Streets.. Shiba
delohia. au7-3m.
FUGUET & SONS,
N- 7 41 , IMPORTERS ON HAVANA ClGtreet. ARS,
No. 216
Reserve regularly a hilt aasortment of desirable CI
G &RS, which they oiler at low rates, for each or ap
proved credit.
PAWSON dr. NICHOLSON,
BOOKOINDATA,
NOB. 619 AND 021 MINOR STREET,
Between Mar k ht and
ELP Chestnut striate.
_RALADRIA.
hottEs rAwaori. JAS. B. NICHOLSON.
tar lv , •
1 WAGNER s ISRMON,
es • ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
Olkoe. No. 116 &nth ELITE street,
(Opposite Independence Reused
PHILLDILLPIIIA,
BOA aid of reliable Attogrieys, different'polnta to
thnited States, ia enabled to prosecute and collie!
Maims or every deportation.
Particular attaptionitiven to the elimination and re
°ovary of the claims of Legatees and Devisees k and the
examination of Lend 'Mee and securing s a me , terest!
of heirs and an persona interested in the l* all
parts of the Union.
Use the titatatea of all the State. and la Commissions,
for most them.
Depositions carefully taken under Commissions.
u-dra
WRY E. KEEN]
A'I7ORNE,A7-LAW
Rea REMOVED is office Y from N 0.63 0, Weinnt 'tree
to No. See Boeth T c • I Street. rebel-am*
J. BAY ti ,THOBIAS,
• ATTORNEY-AT.LAW,
Hes removed hie office from No. 918 Aroh street to tic.
401 WALNUT Street.
Particular xttentmn given to the recovery of Merolla
tile Claims. The drafting and examination of Wile,
Convevencerignmehm. Lining of Title. and other
ern:tents o Writing, The management of Executor
pg, Admi tratorehnsh and Trusts. superintended;
and the best geoundeg procured for thepermanent in
vestramite of Money. Satigfastory refe pe rence gives
when retained. 1200-11 n•
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES,
PACKAGE HARDWARE HOUSE.—We
would raspeotfully call the attention of the Gene
ral Hardware Trade to our extensive stook of MIR
1111NORAhl KAIiOWARE, which we offer at a small
advanee try the paokage.
Orders for direct importation solicited, and Goode de
livered either
W. this city, New York. or Ne
& w Or
u leans.
0 or.
411 COMAIERCN street
Importing and Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Foreign and Domestic Itardware. nun- tf
EXCURSIONS.
PHILADELPIIIA AND
READI_NO RAILROAD.
REA U lON 0.1. FARES i
Op and after APRIL ini. Neo.. Commutation Tiokete,
with twenty-11x coupons, Will be issued, sil for the
holder i end any member °flue family, on any manger
it. and at any time.
th They will ba N so I br the
ielli e b r egre fl it, c a i Nt e r4l „ al ' rormt,-ei.278 fait
.rom e remihr farm Partied_ wishing to enjoy the
Bummer in the Country will
_find this a very desirable
route. the Eelill i gaili and Lebanon Valleys bete/among
among
the most bumf.' 1 end healthy In the State, and tioeeil-
MK, by font tr a trom and to Phi e dolphin. Muir.
11, DRADFORD, Treasurer,
rutLanuLYßlA* Maroh 36th. MO. mh.l7-tf
_... ...._
A.tiamism FOR, THE SEA SHORE.
—CAMDRN AND ATLANTIC,
XAILROfD end after SATURDAY, Eeptember 1.
Mail train b ayes Viiir:etrnet wharf. 7.30 A.M.
Espre,s •• " , ..4 00 P.M.
RETIJENII4O, LEAVES ATIAWIIOMaiI 1
..—..... —......—..4 OD P.M.
Lxnrcas ........ . . . ....—..—. 6.06 A.M.
.Btoppine a all • Mt 4 tion• emu; and raturnins.
Far* to • flotilla, 31 rotitd trip tickets, good for
th oo day,. 43Y.60
Preitht must be deliverril at Cooper's Point by 3 P.M.
719 t'ototany will not no rrow.m.lnta for any g00..a
until ret.elYed rind too:lined for by their Agerit at tne
au3l.tf JCHN G. Ult% ANT, Agent.
AIRPULL .t1)El PIHA AND
READING it A bROAD. Dg
()NM. On aud after MONDAY,
Y 6th. until further notice, tee tollownett route,
be otte_n ror axon mons.
haute for sale at Ttoket Office, Broad and Callowhlll
To Situate, Fele and ate to
TTTo and return.........._.._....e 00
To Look Haven and return. 6 4/0
Tror turttpr pirtieultire tee small bills, or auger to
okot Ageut of the C.nti.any, Broad and etkilovrhill
ttreeter. or to JblO. F. EILAT
Occotal Arent Rending Ibultond, Phila.
53. A . 1410 , 31.1.8. en'l Superintendent, Heading.
till-If
as FRUIT TREES AT LOW RATES.—
,a 6100,000 Peach trees of the most healthy growth.
a ig,fg/trg i tTe e el , a l ;ertrtroil i gerecirt. i hgtta c rnlionie two
years old, arid Wei grown: ere tolree per hundred .'
woo I:valentine; fi neJ large eyeeimene 01 hanchome
form, suitable tor an immediate erect.
00000 lame syealmtna of Ornamental Trees, of every
ariety. Htooknuequalled, and prices low.
~ v Manton will find it to their interest to examine our
stook and p ri mes. The dally ears pass the nurseries
every half hour—fare 10 cents.
hORERT BUIST ft 80 .4 ._.
Rosedale Nurseries, DARBY RUA U.
see:nt Warehouse. 929 and 024 MARKET waver,
POINT PLEA6AAIT FOUNDRY, No. 9.51
BgACSI StralitLXenshiston,
MA% J.l.TlE.Rl3infOrins his friends :st, hams pur
chased the entire Stook of Patterns at th e above Fowl
ers, he is now prepared_ to receive° ere soritoilior,
Grist, rind Saw Mill Castings, Soap, Choniioal. one
House Work , thermic. Commas made from Revor
teratory or oopois Pommes, to dry or greed mud, 9r
Kik r •
FURNEBS, BRINLIT & 00,,
No. 499 MARKET STREET
SALE OP 400 LOTS DRY GOODS, THIS (Taeaday)
,
MORNING AT 10 (YoLOOK.
A 0 ARD.—Tbe attention of pnroltasers is requested
to oar male of son !olio( unsorted dry goode Una ITIOIAIr
ing,, Tpesday,l Serember 18, at 10 e s so ma
MOO tlrenit. oomprtsing derarable essortmena
0 es 0 , 0%. reads - , -
NO CE — To Retailers,
In sale this mom mu—
ll!' lots of linen damask table (dotter, napkin', and
doylies. of the best bloselo imported.
10-4. 11-4 and 11-4 Marseilles ankh&
—Stella shawls, Berlin reversible "shawls ; French
merinos, wool plaid dramas, gingham', black 1110110111
de ; velvet ri bbone, silk vesting", headke.reiusfe,
k 0.
Also
-70 lots needlework embroidered infants' robe". to.
IMPORTANT BALI Mo rn OF DAMASK LINEN GOODS.
This I.
Sept. 10. at 10 o'olook, a desirable and attractive as
sortment of
- M. M. add 3i linen aairkipi4 In every aaandmhtit.
8 418-4 ds-4xlo-1, 10 4110-4 and 10-4112-4 in da
msels, double damask; and spot table slabs.
Doylies. in neer pat and 4 and double damask.
Warranted all yam line lif faot bleach, all of the
11814 1 111iaSTAiiirtimuLaiEN. .CllBllO HDKPS.
Warranted all when.
cases M fine plain aad printed border L. C. kdkfs.
do do • do do.
BERLIN WOOL ROW.ERRIBLR BRAWLS.
For CP" Trade.
Tlve Mortuni.
IMO 22-4 now aryls Beton wool revolvable square
76 12-4 exquality velour (rims shawls.
PRINT AND BROWIE BORDER STELLA
eIAW
prinLS.
SID U - 4 Black and colored, ted, and brocbe border
stela shawl'
PARIS BLa CK FIGURED SILK AND MATALASSE.
30 nieces rich Pane blank leered Bilk vesting.
40 do do do instals's'.
6-4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
2 oases 160 tics all wool plaids.
BONNET AND VELVET RIBBONS.
50 lots new style bonnet and all silk blare velvet rib
bone. . .
. .
NEEDLEWORK EMBROIDERIES.
100 iota silver Jsconet needlework aolLsrs and "Mc In
fa r : i l o j i TmVcgirtsA% mu. fr...
IMPORTANT SALE OF FRENCH GOOD&
The leutecribers will offer for sale through
FURNEdS, SPlNhey a CO.,
429 MARKET Street.
On Friday Mondale,
September St, at 10 o'clock, on tux MODtblearsdit.
foo Pieces Lupin's extra SUDO/ qualities French me
-11110 cloths. assorted cobra, high colors, blames,
whites, &o
MO Pieces Lupin's Thibet cloths.
RIO do fine to extra super. foe. &ad Apublism
quality plain motor de lame, high colors, blacks.
whites, and modes.
MO Pieces ex rich and init.erine malaise printed
mow de lainee, CO, and 10 colom new and choice
designs of 'Steinbach ,
eydoux. and
Seiber's vitalise.
co Pieces GE rich ehints and °homiest* prints, Stein
back ploeohltife manufacture; very new, high
coat and desirable.
800 hems new style worsted dims goods.
300 Pieces rich and choice fancy dries silks, arming,
stripes ._dersehe, ke. blank gym; de Raines
t Blaok Taffetas, 11' alma F. pad Bonnets make.)
black satin de chime, black neared silks, black
lustnni, black satin ventage,
1/9 now and elegant 7.9 flotiamed talk robes, latest
Paris vile.
SHAWLS.
400 super qualities high colored thibet shawls, heavy
silk fringe. Lupin's make.
100 mode and black do.
LOW long and square do, woo) fringes.
tai rich printed tidbit sharle_. new designs.
no) brootte border ex super Sae stalls shawls, black
mode and assorted.
MO Fans male extra. rich brooks rave shawls, rule
style, Cho nut Oouin's make.
1 000 Pans and Vienna manufacture long and square
broohe shawls, choice and beautiful collection or
new designs and extra super qualities.
SOO nob new style Fans '
and Vienna wool
shawls, very elegant.
SOO pieces super quality Union plaids.
10d do worsted dress goods.
20 do Lyons heavy elk velvet. for a collars.
N. 1 1 .—As this will be the only offering which will be
mode tits season, in this market, and which we make
only to satisfy the expectations of the trade, the atten
tion of dealer, is respectful! requested,
SARUM)) ge BUTTON.
N P. PANOOAST, AUCTIONEER, Sue
• oaasor to B. SCOTT, ix.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
SALE OF AMERICAN AND_ IMPORTED T/RY
GOOD 9, EMBROIDERIES, MILLINERY GOODS.
FLOWERS, &c.
On WednQeds7 Aloyainn.
Bent. In, by oataloc4o, cut a credit, ooattpattoing at 10
o'olook arpoisal.r.
sir Catalogues and maniples ready early on taotaing
of isle.
YIIILIP FORD & 00., AIIOTTORRERS,
No. 630 MARKET Streit. and 131: MINOR
ttrIANR SALLOFI,SO oAstte Boum. 8110 M
BROGANS, AHD GUM OVER-BEIOEB.
Oa Thursday Mornius,
September !that 10 o'clock. pnloiaely, be sold, by
catalogue, imas months' oredd.P,3oo oases men's , boys',
and youths' Gaff lop, grain, and Hungarian boots;
calf, kip, and buff brogans. - gaiters. and Oxford ties ;
woman s,miss_es% and ohltdran's soat,calf, lap, and
morocco Noel boots.
.
- Alin, a tuU assortment of women's, mines', and chil
dren s city made goods.
Alm
. an invoice of Scotch gingham umbrellas.
The above sale grill embrace as assortment of goods
seldom offered at auction, and from first ohms City aad
.Eamern masubiaturers.
err 0 00 da open for examination early on the thara•
ing.of Gala.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' OOURT FOR THE
••• CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of REBECCA PLETCHER, deceseed.
The Auditor 'appomted by the Court to audit, mar.
end adjust th e supplemental ancoant of B. IATTh L
and BBDlJAllalft COaTEU, executors of Rebecca
Fletcher. deoeased. and to report duttribution of the
balance on hand. will meet all parties interee.ed. fort he
Plitiofest of his appointment. on TOEtloa V. the Ikth
day of bIEPTEMBSR.I3O4 et t o'olook P. M., at rin.
10 go North SIETE Street ithila lama.
Bela-stuth at iOBEILT H. LEE. Auditor.
WHEREAS LETTERS OF- ADMTNlS
tration upon the Estate of /01ilf RANKIN,
deemed, have Leen granted to the- Bnbeertber.
persona indebte4 to said Fasts are rOgneitaa tona,
CW214 4 41 1 20 the woe to
proaan them
IS 2100.4144.141tiN.- dnieletnavLs,
W . o t lr ei r t 4ttorneg. WM. B. o 4WD,
242 South FIFTR Street
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES TWADDELL vs. JAMES W. KELLY.
end. Ex. March Term, 18(1), No. M.
The Auditor appoi n ted to report illatributio . n of the
fund in court arising from the blhertrs sale, under the
s bore wnt. of " all that certain
.lot or piece of ground
situate at the southeast corner of Chestnut, or James
street, and Margaret street, In the Twenty-fourth f the city of PhilacelPhiajormerly in the village oHa--
milton, in the chariot of West Philadelphia, and musty
of Philadelphia. containing in front or breadth of said
Chestnut street one hundred feet, and extending in
length or depth southward, between hoes parallel with
the said Margaret street, two hundred and twenty feet.
more or tem. to York street- bounded northwardly by
said Chestnut street, eastward by ground of ft. H.Erans,
southward by said York street. and westward by Mar
garet street aforesaid," will attend to the duties of his
appointment o p TUESDAY, the loth of September. at
4 o'clock P. M. at his olliee, No. hig &sok SIXTH
Street, when and where all perms intereqed are re
united to present their datum , or be debaned from
coming in upon said fond.
set- Int JOHN F. BItINTON, Auditor.
NOTICES.
GERMANTOWN P 4 B3ENGI B RAIL
WAY COMPANY—Deems EIJI.TH and DIAMOND
Eltreeti—plILADELPHIA, Aug.At v Ma—An instal
tnent of ire Dollars per share (Reins second instal
ment) on the capital stook of Germantown Passen
ger Railway Company , is due and payable on or betel e
the first day of Octliber next 'Rentz's.
By Linter of the Board or Pre ns
ead,
W hi. Uri BRUT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
(IFFIGE OP THE PHILADELPHIA AND
" 1 -. READING RAILROAD OOMPANY.—PaILa-
Ds vm A , Aug. 93,1260.—The ratesof Freifkitand Tails
on Coal transported by this oorepway will be as follows,on and after lit Deptember, untit farther notion:
'o /I.loiptepd -_
prz -- -7.8 .=
ioetown... , . ._..-
Germantown R .
Salle of fiehuylkill._
Mariarank- --
Egbe rt'a . ---.--
Conshohooken.-.-
Swede Furrows--
Rambo's- ..-.
ritorriet'n or Bridgeport
Sort Kennedy----
Valley Forge.— -.
rhtenlitille .............
Moyer's Ford- ---
klt :
n t n o to . - - - -
. - - -- -
tiglaseville— .-
0110080 Y ......--
1 rdeboro.--
itr ----...-
Algot= =
Lew:art.
§ohrerille..—
Oreritigg . and Alibi:int.
By order of the Board of Manager,
an24-1m W M. Mel I.II . F:NNE 7 . tirev.
. EXPRESS COMPANIES.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS
CO.,Othe 920 CHESTNUT Street,
forwards aroels, Pankages.Minshandum,
and Systole, either by its own Lines or in oonneotion
with other Express Compaqies, to all the principal
tone and ohms of the lituW 130stes.
S. SANDFORD,
1106-tf General Superintendent.
CA II T .1 O N!—ASTROLOGY !—LOOl{
011_TI—JklOOD NEWS FOR ALL!—The never
laa/lnl mrs. VAN HORN ni the beat; 'he imeeeeds
yam' all others have fatted. All who are ' he
trouble, all
i r,
Who nave been unfortunate, deceived by Wee reprises,
ny to her for advice and comfort. in /see aim sae
siVer fails. She bee the resoret of yinning th e arse
tigns of the opposite sex. it is this fact wine Wilmot
illi'eri t te pretenders to try to imitate her, an copy hat
advertisement. She shown yon the likeness of your fu
ture wife,bnsband, or atoent ( need . It is well known
to the !Anne at large that she is the first and only per
son who can show the likeness in right!, ankoan live
entire satisfaction on all the concerns of l which
can be tested and _proved by thousands, bo thmarried
and single, who all y and eaguty visit her. me one !
come all! to No, MS LOMBARD Street, bitWaiialintd•
ear and Broad- sale-a,•
10)11ILADELPOIA TERRA OOTTA MA
-i• NUFACTOR t , liEVß_ltilland GERMANTOWN
road and 1010 0 liiiTNIM affect. Vitrified Or
iun
and Water Ptg )i. eltilating rime. lint AirPlnei, and
Smoke Fines a Taros C.J.ta, and of ecitabie ruse
for every aloes o Mil aim This musts is worthy the
attention of all partials putting buildings. Large
slap 'limonite pipes for city drain e, water pipes war
n/abed tO stand a severe preuure. e are now ensnared
to contract mitt Ritmo or corporations for this trtiele in
icy ItUantitY. We lorarnint our goods to be imnal if not
superior to any other niade in thp United Orates or
V*mroise. Ornamental Chimney Tops glad
lid Outft'le
Yaws.
M L AOKEREL, SHAD. lIERRING, am.-
1 Ibis Nos. 1,1 and S large and medium Alao-
ke
&lerel,ln assorted paokszoo, of a vets choose awaits:
60 bble. new No. a taxa.. lnao!erel..
60 ball bbla 6 , 1 No. 'so o.
So bile new o. 3 sedum
d o.
m Item. Shad.
W plif HZ new do _ d o _c..
IWO la new
Eastport .1 nerds's.
soo odo lit i lifax No.l 40.
1100 o new ton No. I do,
IQO do do 4 1 1 fir eale Pick.
;a do mune .1 'Salmon,
1w donuts U nk (WPM.
too knew neW met nowt Shosee.
Now landing and in etoro, k d r
fIIU it k 11•003131.
148 0 Vila* It VLE.
AVANA
500 II
, 000 'prising :
Parts's*, Figaro,
Eepanola, abanas,
Treptnno, 11,,ek sea,
Calhoun, Arnaw,
Adoracton. Al royo Hondo. &e.
0' Regalia, Londrea, Millar. Coneha:Opara, and Flan
lines, of all In zee. eualitiee, and prtaeal in storeji re
cent arrivals, and for sale. by ' 4.: 11 •&L .8 Teri' ,
ana-air 130 WALNUT Street.
EFINED SLGAR.-1,000 BarrelslO
AA V.ERI ti o'B Crushed., wane pulverized.
bi Yank ElNA'AViVeg°ll4l 9 ilAth4gv.'°r•A`
FAIRBANOrLANFORM WALLS,
only
•
#3lll for sale by .. I.lculg ARM, ZWIN T rruT & .
(*neat. ph C3
&
SWEET OIL, in ctuarts and . pind, for
wEnthRILL ec BROTUER,
47 444 49 Ranh BUONO Rt._
31 . T taw; aam .
Pica 139 and 1.4.17 Ntlll. Street. •
mat do
kaiiiiieCT•St
, Ylll/ i lete s
nou u kA: e) it
1191101 one ot sit tba 10 be am rimakilllatlt.
ma mutant with a let o Wee tor 11111. lad
latia raid October I. comprising a large asount of
ealueb!* property.
i7lMlEgl .14T°C19giaIEtVAtivIri.gTm / diimu ta•
t Wallas eamaJay- w
y
itr
of eat& timed eemendif, le
addttion to villa erie • li___gastaSp
to auk male, one
:24 giving rull duo= 617 i aU"teroeell te ,
C Cllr ane t rVt4
in. Jr- of resit sutiati
the as anee will Istrealler be lee at
Doo r tetliao4ll=44t r r; sale.
MI IaITA7 AT A SALL
IT We have a large easonnt . o rat estate at rings
We. including .vet darer of ruty_sad amain
Wopetts. Printed Irizottp lad ire
11LITTE &IL KW
Wir Taal estate enteral "on oar. vete Ade tesisbese
AV advertised coassotoaally In oat Lathe ea*
tet whlnk 1,000 owes ale /naiad 1/110/01.Mt
canna
Eighth Fall We. llegtegaber.
Ninth Fail Azle, Igth Septageber.a
tate of George Rex. NI wee Obarlaut IL
Tenth Bale, Igth Reptialierr at luilrairge.
prol
Comonteold on BOT
NONDAI. mut to lB
oosta ll o . toR Ai batl
tins yr/4k.
eir ogalosueo now ready.
This Day.
September 13, MO, at /X sabot . nova. at the Plals
delphis Exchange—
/ elms Academy Pins Arts.
7 slums A ft/misted Betehets and Dnreanr—ger
share Foist Breeze j!ark Aesonstum.
T 5 dunes Aposdemy Mnsie. wi th
'hue bilvelphis Mutual iesl Estate Aslant
t on—per $l7B. fellow/.
PerestptorT Bale.
COUPON BON DA. MtIITGAOHB, /to. -
Timidity.-
PePterriber Ifith. at 11 On
Velook, aeon b 3 mad et
Public sale at the Phdadelphie Biobsese, withoot »-
tor mph. for account Of Theta it 6 •11 4 1.rn.
the follownig, viz t
Be coupon ond. of
securedtem Market Cellivear.
I.oeo each (aM5,003.1 e three morteasse. the
first hennas date Zdth Marsh. IMO: the shoed tatotted
date 13 h Jae*, 13N: and the third beanie dale fth
February. OM. and recorded ut Plidedelpinehs Mort-
Me.gbook A_D_l3. No R. ease 81 •D B. r ats. pees
and A DB. Mo. i 2. tiessativel
M Girard eipt of A. Mr . Jeetniel.
the Trust, for VI of eMd toads, Me Delta
thereby moored.
Third. t cartel* bond and marts M eel exe
cuted by James Yowls to Boluses wait. Las
11117,0). but which bas suz iez to op
the rune harms hest Or seht
CcroperUtwait to Praceim a. el, a me
nd be
Franca A. Drexel to William Beebe% sad
of
dry pollutes of inearanets upon this Market Mem ot the
said company.
Ter ins—Cash. payable at the time of We. tam
diately after the property le struck off.
EIGHTH PAM. Sh_LIS-19th 1111P111113ER.
Three-Story Beek BTuRB sad DWALLING. No.
1433 Atrwsrer street. meet of /Lad street, wtte a three
story Brack Ihrollisl tlihs Peer.
Throe-story Brut Dm - ELLIE% No. 301 Fitsirater
street. West of ersteteetie street
Modern 11E810E110K. No.llll Sprees street. replete
With modern Improvement'. la azootliest order, °see
m te the Hospital Garden.
10113 r
Peremptory Bs3e. Tee HIIILDINB berth
8000nd etreet, below Haataugdon arrest. Wan to,
Peremptory Ilalsor-story Lick ENKE rem
No. en flameout street, west of Elsbta *rm. ab
solute.
NINTH FA LL BALE—lllth IMPTII3IIIZR. -
A t 4 o'clock P. M., on the Proousoo.Chooliant
Will include—
Estate of Grotto" Fez. deeesspa-:.161/yelleaie Hoeft Ikehe
on the Premises very versatile Lay of MI Aerie'
Chestnut Hill, sdloinine the vionat wintry sumo of
Dr. Pepper, Mr. Plat. emi oasis. Plan sad feline
/oriel:Jon at the emotion ream
"I'drout—Hall the pan:haft money Billy 71111itl on
mortgage.
'TENTH FALL BALE—lath SEFTENHER.
Orphans' Court eats—Estate of Agleam B. Quarvel/s,
Threowtory Brick DPFVraI66I and Ilet of 6reead
Via Washington Maria, treat of Stransoat saran. P ero n
~ Estate—Two two-stow Dick zwimuzica
Lombard street. etaof Eleven* @tr. et.
Same Estate— Of GROUll_ith Weise at. lest of
6 ermautoinf rasa. Metes**
same Estate—Three- etcm , Beak D W claw. North
Tenth serest. south of Orion street. reereeeell* word.
llama Estate—Book DWELLING. Maylead agreed,
Sixth ward.
flame Ea eta—DWELLING aad EaEr...ECPSE, Ara
Fourth slyest. 6°1'41 of Tammy west, Brad.
Barns treats — ; rick DWELLING. New genet, be.
rough of West Chester. Chestar • amity Pa.
.Psresnytory S a le. el order claim
Estate of John Murray ,e4oseesd.
Three-story Brielt BTO e sad DWELIKL, Meta
eatat corner of Ninth and autre7 argots. want.
Orphans' Court ra'al—bstatoof opaEvaile dee'd.
An vadynced ninth mutthe three-story Brief _s
DWELLING, No. $ll South Front street.
Barre Estate—an undivided •th th soag of the
thrso
story Briog. DWELLIDO. No Stia Yuath Front sweat.
Same Estate—an undivided math pad of Go large
STORE and WAREHOUSE. eauthviw wan of Dela
ware avenue and Top Miff, below sPmMtat NAM * et
fast 6 melee frost.
Fame
.state—An untried 4 i i i o na part *f
bard ps three.-
s War Zd x0.1.414.1. 1 4116.th
street. above Cherry street
Large and valuable parser LOTH Ilguriatta,
Chestnut, Oak, Forty math sad Fiftieth
ty.fourih ward, cantatas brisk ;slay,
Valvable corner LOT, Lle by Ile het , anathema atom
of Patois and Florida streets, Twenty-hewth weed.
i nutliga i r 41
,s ho
Wi t tßia l o_ -or .rt •
.
Atetatata. k arst a aeon, IR lipekilit le tt .
=4:a to% Owe
sato.
We No. 1331 SPRUCE. SOW.
SUPERIOR PURR rY USE it sm2SL MiRRQRS.
TAPESTRY . VR[Oi. Cilinn , ke.
.M 0 .“111 OZIMSE. '-
SUL instant, at 10 eek.r..t a rm .
the sapenor larcutuce. large Preseli.Mate meatel mir
rors, gas chandeliers, Sue tapestry velvet imps*.
Ohine,tro.
e7'b[S.7 be *neon . ~ed with astelogme, cm th e isma
ing of the sale at I o'atoca.
Sal* No. 1329 Girard &semi*
SUPERIOR vUsNITURE, HOBRoOD
TAPtSTUOIRSAY 111011111 US RY cetrirre, he.
On T :
36th nut, at Ur o'clock,. by estalorse, et air, 1329
Girard avenue, the importor pular ' dna." toga. aid
!dumber retorter', rosewood planar - or* ' Swat Mau
ni_eArrevross, to. Also. the IdteheePensawres ,
sr' stay be examined 00i0Olg MR 1 111.11INV .
the male.
PEREMPTORY SOLE OF WOOL., BY
THOMAS HILBFIN k CO.
On Walaseday Mormon.
September IS. at 11 oNitnek , will he aid. breattlogas.
without rearre,at the Maauftetnrere 1r isksirs. No.
C 2 Yfonh FRONT stmits_a lame lot of oirl - vane.
Ohio. and other Please. Tub. esa unwashed Wag. tif all
grades,
Zia These Wools are very light and highly derroible
end will be sold In moll lots, to order to aeeomnoaate
pars base
Aitthe Wool oared will be in store esd ogee for .-
trilr'sitigittsliikepirtinttgligeTTZ l Zll4'l.-
for examit anon the day previous to We. MOM add by
ma li n Paiaiognes, with fell description of sash lot
e ready one week previous to a le.
Also. a lot of Cape of Oood Rope BAIT Shies.
Rale No. 16 south Twentieth street.
WALNUT FURNITUR.
_ItOEWOOD PIANO.
CURTAINS. TAPESTRY ha.
On Wednesdar_hlonang,
75th inn.. at 10 o'olo3k. at No. 16 aoeth TeNatieth
street. above Cher/est street, the weleut faintitera, ea
taut Rosewood Kano-torte. fin. window cartel's, oil
palatines and engravings. fine tapestry carpets. he.
Abs.. the lotohen furniture.
air Mny he examrsed ate Woks* OIL the mermen of
the We with eatalog us.
MOM NAINANS, KUOTTORNIN
AND ON MERCHANT, atirthgast
corner ot_illß
NAIR/MP LARGE A XOP POIFIIITHD 200 KB.
ooronsung of Theologica. Hiatormal, intembeal. Law,
On and Mssoelloneoes books.
T
edneaday Morany.
Sept 19th, at 10 o cloak. at Moses Nathan.' Anetion
Store. southeast corner of ninth and lace atmege, in
second-story salesroom. entraaos frome Roes wpm.
emanating'. in part, of Donal !tibiae. Rational Peg chti
logy. Prom'. Pictorial Worm, Nine evtimet,_Atieno
mical Atlas. American Joanral or stelenco,
Philip on Chrome Dimmer, Hind's fllidwilary.3risaa'
raotioe. W Hsi/non Fannie Dwane. Malan* *diem.
Homoeopathic Practice, Dublin nti erector, Bache a Dm.
y ib llo k n i don r iti o s . ne4rA t r ii ols. /. Is strlle in ryes I
a caner
mum; Poets and Poetry of the ginmenta.roete and
Poetry of Europa. Life of Clad. Lt fib of 'Penn, Menighee
91 the C 111.403. Life of Washington, World of Art sod
Industry, 111astrated Views in tootlead_ r _Great Kat?
and Ireland, Chambers' Miscellany. Woinist of
Testament, splenddly_ ilinatrated i Byron WCIT
Campbell's Poetical Works. Shuns Poetical Works.
Poetioal lanotatione large family Pelee. nobly bound
to momooo and gold; floott's Bibb,. Ina rola; Little
ton's History of Engl. na ,to 4 vole, year PH7I t atin.
Greek, English, and other Dictionanee; French Winks.
Boots of Mello. and LUX/other Woks.
gyp The Trod*, and tke Dahlia generally, are invited
to "'dead the sale.
$1.15
115
155
115
7.55
1.15
116
1111
135
1.18
140
L3l
1.20
1.
1.11
1.14
109
1.01
. .
Open for examtnation early oa the marine; of
sale.
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS
F9..-77:L= _ll--,.. ~.. :
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD—MaI/WS
Snd Market Watts.
Mail Train leaves 7 3) A. 7.1.
Fast Line 40 A.M.
*Express—...—. TO 45 P. hi.
Ifarrisbare I* P. M.
Lancaster Aecoenmodanou..........__—. a OO p.
Parkshanc AcCommodation . 5 45 P. At.
West Chester tnuca leave Eleventh and ?dulcet at
30 A. At.. 11.10 and CO P. M.
Wallientssort. itsirach and Niagara Fans.
leave 7 15 A. Id., and! CO P. 2.1.
NEW YORE LlNES—Walnut-Street Wharf.
Agoom. Lino, via C. and A.. -... 600 A. M
Aocom. Line, via Jersey Cite. .. . . SAM A. 01
Moraine Express. via .1 arse" 9 . 00 A. AI
Steamboat via Tsoony and Jersey City. --Al go A. M.
Camden and Amboy Aocommodatim ........12 30 P. M.
Express. vos Camden end Amboy .980 P. 01,
Evening Fa puma, yin Tammy and J. C.—, ... 01 P. M.
•
Evening Mail, via Camden sad Jersey .. . 600 F. 01.
',Night Express Mail —IIOO.P. al.
Camden and Amboy Accommodai ion . MO P. Al.
F dere. I- FleriunstonA 4,, 6 a A.
A.
and Egon M... from Walnut atreet wharf, and 7.10 A.
M . lrom %swing - ton depot.
For Water Gas. Stromosbixg, Scranton. Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend. .to.„ at 8 A. At.. from Walnut
street wharf. and 7.10 A. ftl.. from Kennington depot.
For Neagh Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 6.00
A. 111.. and 4.r0 P. M... from Walnut-street wharf, arid
7.10 A. M.. from }Canna eton depot.
For Mount Holly. at &C 0 and 900, A. M., 2.00 and 4.20.
P. M.
Warreehold. at 6 CO, A Bri t and 2.0). P. M.
Line for Trenton, 01, 7to . anO P.
M., from Walnut - street wharf, and 7 Al.,ht and
M. P. 01., from Kensington,
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Prima.
Paprara Train
do . Lt 00 noon,
do. . ,
For Wilmiinton at 13.117,./.. U, 11175.00, 7.00, and
11.10, 7..,.1k1:.
Poi Middletown, Dover, New Culla. Peatoni and in
termedrate Manes. at Ale. A. M.. and 6.00, Y. M.
SandltJt—For Baltimore at 11.10.. P. M..
P.RADINQ RAILROAD—Broad and Callow!.ill 'Waal
Itnprata Train la avea.......... ..... SW A at,
int Ezra, •
3( 9' 11.1
ELMIRA AND .NIAGATIS FALLE—Busse. Aid Cal
law ful
Express Trait
Night Express
GERMANTOWNAND OR IS OWN RAILROAD
—Nuith tad Grim.
TVUIII lanes for Conshohocken and rislovr. at
a 1.7. 73/. 9.06 avid 1110,_ A. M.. and 1 07. 313 4.30. km.
080 and 11 and Yor Masa, oak. at 600. 7Z).
11 06. A. nt.. O6. es. 5a6.4.....0. a Ss, •
toa if and
M. For 6trrinentoun. at CO. 709, 11 00. CO.
10 co. 11 t00.60q 5t0,5x.406.1 00.
6Co 97. 7 03. 3 00.0 00. 10.15. 11 30, For co o ' r oot
nt 60. 60. 10M and If cad COO, 4_60.
oo 630.805 01 and 10 13 P. M.
Runday trains for Gersoantnern leave 06, A. M. and
sm. .100, 600 765 and 10 60. P. 111. LOll , O Gemailcnra
at 6 to, A. M.. 1.10 4 Cal. 6 70. IX, P. al. Ponleorristown
9 00A. at .. 11.00 aim 6AO P. M. Litiee Mornatown 1.15,
A. M., 100 and COO .P. 14.
CIOARS.—Com-
CAMDEN AND ATLAWIIC RA I LlOAD—Vine- rtraat
vbssf.
Mail Train leans y.....__....... T A) A. M
Express TT0119... .. • •OD P. M
dooominodstion. Uarter . only— ... IA P. M
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—Frost and
Willow.
Toi Bethlehem, leave at e5O, A. M., aa4 6.38 sad 6
P.M.
For Day letdown, leave at 6 00, A. M., 4424 i f 0 6 P. M.
For Port Waihingtoa, Le&Y. at V ve, ~ awl 2.13
P. M.
Sundays—For Bethlehem at 860. A. M. Pit Do, Ws
torn at 3.03 P. M.
WEST CHESTER. VIA ME nIA!-Ilialdseatil and
• Market attests.
Trains leave at 7./0. 10.11 SA. SULU, 6.11 k P. M.
andaya least n 41111: 4:.11.. -
Trains marten thus (*) tan on Sundays; (I) Battor
days a:espied. ,
.-
,o~omm«,nt,oa.