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Sermon on the i gikOkl?c Ps):14 10 in
1,410 Vrtiallo
BYAREgot.4. l .laingleo ; - -
.PastorioiSellradkie,kAhNO luith ; l V l ? ;
Streeh befot7 ledvltt:
To the r aiih i srbirt.w'orbiOa ' a retWV.4 4 'itits I
Syria wasim ii*Weiteitletterat:' It-.J5 In - ,1
of this, Sufritb4illkikaYClintfer).t.Y.dPeoislr, 6-1
quest, Me., 94, 4 90je0r, ; th eme on ti„reeeni
Sendai' evjele*, leVNi49ol l s frakt thesewords
scripture, from the, fifteentA .iifrtte of the forty-
Nth ob°1414,4,11041:: • -
" ViSit.f4o.4 l o: l o o * f 2l '
The view taken of this liderk.providenee,” by
Mr. Hotter mni,,,r9W.e,seese and
Ohrinflq:6 ll O, o o7 4 Ab‘o. this meagre out
line 40 ' .
11 0 1 .144(4.9 1 0 21 ,41,4041 1 1,4 8 Penolnos,
thoughls, i t4en follow ,yeriattitu
. upy , part of ?the
apelike& sAti.ialiightiM'hiiSsilng
He opened with a_ brief ,statinuero, cotaprohosi-::
sive and graphic iditsderedetalla -of the facts,
with which our readers are already faidtitsr,. eon
neoteil with the 'ilifughlet tif 'Christians in Syria
by their Mahomui6dan , ,,sinifusies:"livihose to de
signate this whole ohnntkof terra' And bloodshed
as a " dark prostidenetti,V:becasusa it was not in the
wisdom of men to fathom its •pUrpose: land, design,'
and in complying with the regueat reaPeofully ten
dered, he could promise to do noting more than in
dulge in some reflections upon that go
vernment whtett,lVS:4ll"" Providence." adding
that hobittidoliftiglomptinqui7 to be highly pro
fitable:W:llS7vl mei, :„
A greak? , 944frinallt4 ulleta,ke ellAge , o,hY
mankind, .110:4Sel (the , Aisne:WS*
prat the.deeigns.ufleolihr ..prrividenoes , by,
standard of ear:OWW.2I.
,wela Otlik,iltandird'
that totattk;thapreeintattitis, , WO** ofwhat Was,
'transpiring in Orli; iiierted - that ~" Christianity
must be a fable, ArtflOti,weeld!not permit; Its .de
votees to be thusAkiipopiltlikverk ..w.heie it
had its atiSlit.n3f Bat he wished to shoW;thit Able
login, of redueingthfoursiditinhable wisdom offlod
to our own limited;i4Lndiro wail a lief). balard
ous mistake. •
In the first pface, looking at the results of mob ,
reasoning., our oonoltiding,from these .kangninary
events that Chrietaanityie W.O true woeld leave
the whole Morld in inextricable confusion and
chaos. To prove the rater fallacy of judging by
this rule, the speaker said that, in no denattment
of life was it alone the good end the true that were
covered with blessing, quoting from Solomon the
proof text, " that there - I)o2'feet men, Into whom it
happeneth aooordingta#te work of the .winked
and there be trieked•men :to whom it , haPpeneth
acoordinacteihe'workof tke'rlghteous.r All must
have noticed, he tweitinued; that iome men, by their
very sins, rise. to the pinnacle of earthly fame and
influence, while others:actually fill by their vir ,
toes. The explanation of this we bad, of course,
in the fact that this life was probationary.
wherejstqed's wordwere we instructed tolcokto,
the pretebtlife fotedr'relaid, Mat, to the life; to
come. from which thefnegnelities; ineopgne.-
ties of :this werwto be exoludedi--1 Tke assureptienu
thereforeAket Ole state of things !tithe, East ;wit.
indicative of God's displeasure_ with' Christianity,
was simply ridloilous.• • -
The monitidentoinena of God'e providenee 'He
had not condescended to explait.to us, yet' 'no
departmett of didepprigla we to think, lightly of
them.
AtioltatirDerOcious evil of, this, false logio - was,
that it mode , sticeess measure of Mine, than;
whielfoilithin"emild be . More'at variance withihe
government the Atunghty. This would: In fact,'
not only disprove the troth , of , Christianity, bat it
would estabibb, itbeorighteoniness. of .Mohamme
daninal,,4Make, said thelpeake4 a-good min:
and a successful man graOhyms. and. the Mott un-'
fortum*onen to to ippeir.thirgreateet sin
ner, which he proceeded to demonstrate was
heathrlietilsiitlo The , ' hebtleris On this 'Ward of
Mali thiAiM, fattened Ott
deeliftd:hinis murderer but -no sooner. had he
shookilie_Weneineed beftroff, than they, hailed biu,
as a godeellem iq tenth heWPM 'neither srnt nor the,
other, butsimplp a man of „llesh,•ind blood: ,this
Pale fallaalMisfrale we sans- appliedirt , ,the case of
Job's otlnforters, who based their wor dsof rens°•
lotion up Mt' this grobrtd'' that Abe
tionamnst,,of coarse, be a . taerited.jettgment. .
This likening Divine petit* to human,
was iiitscompornig our own feeble powers' of per:
caption - With the mind of Him who, alone 'semi
end fr,qm the beeping, One - of, the gretil,:pur-,
poses : the Okrietdatt re ligion
igion evidently , wee, to
wean man from,, thid , *ontraeted: ooseeptlon-k4=
judging MI thingin the light 'of. Abe present life.
'by emmeintenisdliftswhing tate`that s',Oodle,weyr,
are not oar ways, per thottehts as our
thoughts."-big, one angst, tell; or had . any right
to judge,Whbm,Ootattreis.. or ahem-Ife' ‘ blesses.
Joseph iitdtbeen: sold 'by hie bftthrets, 31115611111 P
fully," and subsetientlyiniirkieted.,ft still more
grievous misforinne; 'hut- did tliiillitmie,that he
was thereby ouried of: God, - .wren in a temporal
view? in the fact of hie_consequent!isdiasmotent ,
to the seeond.raleisliip of the kusgdont be had the
full answer to thielegaily..! )
Another forcible illustration Of a similar coarse;
ter we b r idle the history of Joke the Baptist, than
whom, thelerrd its, those was no greater pro
phet, and yet a dandier girl lisChint.bebesdesi.
It was a foul, bloody.de, , ed ;- lint nolivineliand in-,
!mese& to arrest the act of tne ezeoutioner,'and
spare the prophet's life.' And 'were!. !beams to -
infer tbati therefore, ,Tohn'arai a badmen; Mattis.
daughter of Herodias a prodigy of, piety and vir
tue isra.Maft doll : • the eythem 'referred to.'
as aptoiitliiiikerie teo.:thio Murder of Obrietiats '
Syriel;:fPOrteht,-, Mid what fhe siore,itheard ?
Before cougidleg, then, that the lift massacres
the clapla,bills or Syria , fonsteir a proof-that God
is aggiii4krhristians; and - in fairer of their mur..,
dents, lelats; said 'the eseaker,liy,oar lands on
ourreestbs; wed. guy menthe-in the-daft, and ex
elaird„'",fluelfkisoidedgeehiligi wondeirint Po me;
it IS liigi•Lreinibt`iittilalt.” " ' '
Bat; :'again, theft scenes • under; consideration
Obrist„ - bad,himeett pranged, se that insteed - of
affoftilme royelOOf they eat,
firmed its truth , t4led Trkit Christ -said that
oanieregineind 4, that the
slan't'sdallattet : YfrainkfbaMil
lawAdhokassationAdmalladm againstnatiou
yep, and that , rtifeltipe„Wonld. come that who
mever killeth yorrithe'Aitelpiesf wiliVelnk that be
doeth God 'eervlee?" And; in harmony 'with -this
.predJotibit, belt ;not -Taxi latieedletklwititi a) tolitftY
ersecikrehaludied;avitdant death 'ff.:And wore:
no* • very , ,:faustelatioss..of,ttiellimetif
. bloq baptildei. fiedf Orthese
thinirOtali Ihdin this present
the imes to eittsl'ateltSstanible we, ' an
thittlare toVilet 4/sith,"
saYlllik- Malik iftltrtudeCtbak struck a chord
that itOtihtiribMo in tie bosom of all his hearers
Thfeltfeinglemaeks nitensted.tilnal appiliatioo
of, tillititibjegt,lrereitriUng jpdappropristSW
O:night .areielnitehi. learn: trona s: these s retitatiori,
a lesiidnPer humility, and refraiftheseefortis. from'
guaiMing With' llielArbiterof• Oiscilniveree - as to
thelfter ihriVhi6li He einill.gotent thilwdrhtl
Bono effitioftsys were indeled2strasiee and leucite:
riottkill/ElleftiV:exch inattrorably, startling; • but ;
wieStAssionothig:. professed, Nast :,;was,' to
obey, Mai in their life and eenvedvatkdt; aid then:,
OCMO*l3olAleigity - Meyer mity, , they eftdd - rest in ,
thelsreift 'hfterande"that piratintint,
befattAlsoftz .flocosaaredly,ltmenld be' With' tbe
inlillizileilughter in Elyria . :>r It might be:that the.
enettetillitargisftftiongstoodintherwayotObrie.
tianity wee-dhogs Mho, overthrown an tprooted,
that a.,idiritsiay 'May' . lie opened to " the heathen
nation's Ar. the thrsugb light ,of
the , ClOSpelttgltil eftedily nettetratesthe. dark vel,,
lays of the classic East, which God, as lie Grath;
bath promised shall yet surely soma fo pass.
The sermon -througlionty was 'narked with a
strength-of thought, and cogency of expression,
for which the, efforts_of its , author are noted, and
its gelt•vert e fforts - of
a deep earnest
ness that reeved every sentence i.0nt . "1,7. sugges
tive and impressive. " '`" •• -
,ss
IlMotistailfoms PRONE THE DrsulnON.litrant:
s Boater, Marshall, ,State,.. Senator ,
South 'Carolina; 'has written a 1614 le ttietv the
Charleston.tfifeteury: 02 ~ 2 2t10221 ;political. Bore
is a specimen: The present juncture of oar
political nalitiMillMitk otirSoUthern sisters demands
coattmt g ami united action. They have.a commor,
interest and.eounnon destiny-with-this State, and
and amoke , of goouglint aml Bell f ir
cleared by the,aleetio*of.Lincoln,. they wilt the
realize their 4riie position;- and, before they will
submit to Bliolf Rapriblieen - ruleJtifq will !Strike
for it ficintherntonfederseY: thin would exhaust
every means' to 'secure :MAMA action, and would
prefer the gallant and noble State of Alabama, or.
any of 'our ihnithern sistari, taking the'lead 'upon
th question t of ,re,slatanoe tp,Blaok , liepnbilaao
rule. taiga. State' la' united -and prepared• for the
Issue, and all she Mks for is a leader: Let tie cal.
tisaM,the. spirit:of „Marmot - 1y and union with oar
Southern deters, and When , that , then We
can Idolt and , tO oarlliod for
A colutrartidAwksrf front 'Pike 1" Olt IN' 1
ic Bever aL •old:;e1 ti s: en a..h av e bead hung• here 1119
horse-thieves. t ',Oa Tuesday Jamming John flhatar,
who, last'whi*, *se the proprietor of the Tattrif a
House;find, who,bailti 4amily hi Alighhion ‘• Wilt
foes ` that
from a tree, with 'a ear& atta c hed,
g. that Ife hid proved to be a Iterse.thief. His
ielitJa generally . conceded. ,Qa Thewleithe Lea
eniVorth'edmilt Viis 'stopped a desk Mlles f Mtn the
oity/aiitl' A: 0: •Pord,- an latioriiirof• 'Unenviable
nodotietYi f orotorly ,of OOdinoll Net lowa, was,
taken out, dotterel suspicion bu long since pro
rimmed to * bad num. Today it is oonddently
reported' th at' he ia Ling. ,
kimik those who have
Ned is A. J. Williams, Hie President of the Denver
Town Company.- 'ITIIe probability is• that peace
and quiet*ltlesonn
.testored.":,;, ~, '
END Oi li `ThriPSZIADO.-11e.Preir Neaps
-DeitalVa that ;Cob nonlyooka , flint . ily died at
Tiaallio,sfronf,a ,, Watind , ratatte r filh a personal dit
lirralik Witifetteref 'Welker's Mei; wastrel' known
en that city for his oombativeness. - Perhaps no
altattlived to his; agerwito had remitted and
4 0 many dangerous woueds..lDearvery
battle enikllilailY.4loo3d4et ja)whieh,he was on
gsgal,ir rottly.4 donsorouo wounds. .ffie, fought
n e Moan wetland Was tentblyinictred at the
storming of Ohepultepr ' During •Walker'a in
vasion,of. Wicar,aguis, ke longitt - :siviawl'attele sad
*IL 31Miltd: ttt, , sinr". • :. con' returning to New
Au
Orleaus,i "
site twice badly woundattin duel*•and
he has at last perialiadr In o de of the S' difficulties"
in Whiokke,aoelighted.' '
•°l4l3a”•alinissioirotrr Prietie. ,2 -Hetttrna front
140 towimin,Connee tient , giVe • 260,718 inhabitants
la OM mgelatt 218,620 in IMO; • Net' gala in• 110
kiln* 44,1iiiV - Theire ire 161 townie in tliettate,
,and-the 494 f Popalafioo in 1450-,wes 474,7ita r ,1 The
e ts
tl to to b e heard imm Meted. all thatattee ex,
ite ,t Mid- itterbtriy, Ind 'a atunber of
, vies, _ 'itiatikolauhis aerial% in„the
while •fine, ,, iadatelr at. them iwillshow • any ,
eff.'n -The net gainAirltem , Will hisnliji , be'
.' "of * Ol / o i' 'EI9: liiii Itmosiwo: costoor
L.P .1. 7.0.“... , 1”,.$ 41? 1.• ~ -; ) • •, . ti 1 , : .
'',itaolitrgikOisirie" Linnoial :cai-j
.2,11116/Akiiitt4 Oiituutti nu foktoringAoltloor or,
fo i llt
" tAt4 , , bOtwi,eti I
tiiz,=7l -- Orr i'; ram , tkimaxporteinas of •
'Kolas, , It la believed that It wog&
- 014foltattio avootinint otokolfat, an( targi tend'
r i r t ai t trag=
tae i basinstay et Ike. el .l
kikroafft keftoot. titolitalOo.
fritaiWArßotklF•OnAol*lmiolfil-lIS VirL : f.iol-;
iim-aanalityldart at' winter.---Wash-'
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: tiii • „i' ' ' MORN, Otelr Ns taAtinfo I
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i 3 t: . ; , . i titir re Poortronoda ,
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A id , * 4 14 4 186° 10...;Jrrei
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maiiirlta part of Manson, New - York, WIM has a
lliwthand ono hundred and osTen_yoortor age.
- ; LEGAL IDTTELLIGENCE:
„
ybldliol4:;PWS—.Tildgo Thompson and
Allisiribezlhe equity Argument list occupied , the
Asttetitheyet” the court: -.` .. - , , . . . t
,--.9,llAftiiiiV: SPABIoNIi--:4lldge -I,loloW. Thefeleetioteet ciary'for the teal 'of Auld; for
'antoli,lammalled - the- tenet :till one - o'olook yester
daY,
re f
When the,Mise was proceeded with.. .. -- i - '
- .lo A Zinineriiiiin 'Was the first *linage &Med,
and esWled as follows,: I reside in Market street,'
ill - henna& froin vtbat 'oeoupied; by that smutted.;
Dania bathe; My bake hawse is fifteen yards from
When, the.firestris; I was inicandobeardls caret
murder, but ae* nobody ; five minutes afterwards
I her .the cry, again,- and then I saw the fire
corn g'ont of the middle of the rbbid ;Allis 'was
kb° a,guarter 'after two o'clock the - , fire, was
c
earn g eutof 'the ` s hriek "WhifieW; I him* , over
thei once ; boies eiridlbirrela were'. in that item;
I we t 'around to .wherie the for, , was, end saw a'
;man (the defendant) hanging out the window, and
I°a light him by the feet ;' filet hint - down;A went
who g the fire wee and oar OM whediplithe on fire,
M . Maddox, 1700 Barker street; !lithe:reit ;ef
this idereetistified diet, he -heard the' rielse or
fife Ind,' rap over, and -saw; Mr .Auld ad'
standing'
within the Window, calling for help - , asked him if
Ihesseerild not get down,' and he, said no;, X' looked
for' beard seveneoreight feet - long , and put that
up, nd told-him to Orli dog e ' be did so ; after
he g t down I saw there was .a basket with , mon th '
pap a under th e window ; he had nothing on' but
;hie in; he get hie eletheafram the yard;ho' told
me he was very much frightened, and lie said' he
did not believehe Would ever get over it ; ho ap
peaOed'to be veryouch frightened. .
l n
Robert Allen testified ' that,On. the evening of the
fire h 6 went to the ' back' of the. blaming linildieg
and' et fivirer six ken; one in particular was very
mooeieited;rand he ;remarked that there - was
somebody in the h ou s e ; witness entered thettouse
'and bandied the bedroom ap etairei and found no
• one ; come down and told the person that nobody'
l i was the*, ; the,witheas wasw fireman, and he had
time to eget himself,• go, o:the fire, i go up Stairs
and! search the-bedroom, 'and; then come down
stairs ' and had no necessity to jump ontrthe win..
dowl,; the flew was thee burning in the'middle room
down stairs;: could not' tell whether the prison'er
was the person who called attention to the people
in the house LI was 10-the hook-room •, afterwards
,werit around front and lielpid to bold the bed for
the Women to jump - out of the upper windows.
Thomas - Damien, testified that he. was in the
Phil. delphis. 'Engine Douse at the time the fi re
broke out, and - ran to the place, and,. after throw
ing he bone o ff the Italian., he entered the back
buil iage arid:Went up stair '
s; the body of the fire
was on the fleet floor, in the middle room ; when'
winless _.entered; the building all persons had
'moaned: ... "
An' Maguire testified that' she °Coupled the
-third-story front room in Mr. Auld'e house; war
awe eried by the girl In the room ; went to go to
the entiy, and ''could not get out; her eon was at
he *Maw, soreaming ; they got out by jumping
froze the window; witness got out the same way,
;endives caught one bed ; was not injured..
.., - ,oScer Blackburn, sworn.—This Store was 1714
Market Street', southeide ;Alia three - story briok
building fronting on Market street with two-story
bac building running south to the head of a court 1
...ash', h runiin from•Barker'stieet ; there is a cel
lar
d, this building , and on the first floor there is a
g ety ibbrei" which this rain kept ; back of that,
sea rated by a frame partition with a bommunica
!leg doer :was a room' in whilst' &Tholes in bulk .
we
a l
kept ; this-room was rallied A foot or so ; in
the ear of that was the kitchen ; then *came the
yar regularly enclosed ; the Eendereon, Ilonse ad
-pal this on the west ;, adjaining this on the east
a row of Me stone and dwellings, and then
on he rear of this in the court therewas a row of
!mll houses: [The witness described minutely,
the nterior arrangements of the house.]
In the baulk bending were two rooms, in the ue
. oonti story, •one used as a sitting room by Mr.
And, and this' area 'directly over the store-room,
in the sleeping apartment was over the kitchen ;
the window -from -which -Mr.- Auld waa assisted
is it the bed -shorn, and :the ;Sill IS, about twelve
fee from the ground ; , the witness made the expo- 1
rintent by banish:lg from this window sill, and ho
rentad no trouble ,in getting to the ground with
safety Oben+ wan a shed near the window on to
which a person might have got from the window,
although the shed was rather dilapidated.
.I,ohri Maguire, son of Ann- Maguire, corrobora
ted the testimony: of hie mother, and in addition
testified that all of Mr. Auld's family hid left
the' house about a week before the fire. .. .
Mary Ann Dillon was also one'ef the parties who
had to escape from the . third-story window, and
the testified to. the. feet. She dropped from the
.window; but was not injured; she was up as late
as as 0 o ' clock , and saw the' store windows of the
ate a closed, brit the door was opened , and Mr;
A d,was there ; she is* that day a large quantity
if eraliisktiii - the grass plant in the sun ; had
'kindling wood in the caller; it was made o'
was
barrels,didn't know, what it was for ;
it was the ninth of-July ; '
Mr.•Auld never told her
whet the corn hulk was 4or ; there wag 'a 'settee
mattrisii in, house, and it wail already' filled
.with chaff; did not see any kindling wood in the
store thatday. - - , • - •
hir.'Blickbilinrecalled.-4 ran to the fire iMIXIO
diately after the alarm was given; I made my
way to the front of the , building and found the
store-door closed and could see no fire in the front
part of the Store ; the private entrance was opened.
and could see the. ilamee on the stairway ; , went
around to the rear and found . the fireman
, playing hate; the - window of the store-room; came
around front, end asiOon• id • the fire Was main.
' entailed so as trieelnitt me, with safety I entered
thierigh the
, nriveites entrance• and- followed` the
St i re alitlthwaY to the third story; examining all
th _enema ; found the flames ,had : followed the
stairway, ,whichwite badly brirnt, and bad worked
eta way.through the tort to the roof ; the door lead
in tto the storage Was burnt' pretty well ; in the
stdrage room I 'was attraoted by 'the - strong`
'oder --(of, liquor ;, went into , the kitchen and
treat . store, after • making • partial - examine
non, called an officer in, and then made another
inspection;arid, - after - daylight, made A thorough
examination; .thef. mase of the ON Appeared to be
hi n the storage-room ;. found the remains of a MUM
bee of barrels whion did not seem to contain any
thing ; , formdtremains, of corn husk; I found in all
this empty barrels all sorts of light materials, such
as,paper and rage, and between the articles were
goantities of r ape r , twisted up loosely, and inter
mixed with it were • mateh'es; :there was illei a
la quantity of the, light , kindling wood; one
barrel' wispartially tilled, while there were piles
'oil it about the store ; this kindling wood wee
Made of pine wood, :pieces of staves, and' hoops ;
tdere was also a lot of bed clothing ; be•
Mad the partition whisk teparated the storage,
robin from the store, and near the oil and molasses
mine was a lot of greased paper; in the front store.
where there was but little fire, made a thorough
eilamination ; the Heinen bad been drawn up stairs ;
I d the front store, the first thing that attracted
g tuition was, the disordered condition of every
,t int; on the west counter there were about a
'a of matches, irs. among the articles scattered
there; on the ether counter were nests of buckets
_yelepe, and brooms, and „other articles ; between
As two counters the space was taken up with
birrels, mostly. empty; these 'barrels %jammed
up against the front door; there wee two tiers
',I:. them ; the front door was barred, and there
•viaa a peg driven to make this more secure ; the
Whole floor : behind each :counter 'was strewed
viith corn husk; the vacant apace at the ends of the
countervail alto filled with this stuff; ' the space
between the two counters and under the two tiers
of barrels watt solitcered with - this coin hack ; the
floor was filled withldbee hiatches.and matches in,
leatet ;
,barteill Of the ' ry wopd were artanged in
'different portiere, of the store ;, one .Of the, barrels
as overturned, and near the, Isliolling Wood was
loref :cone husk, and near the corn husk a
uantity of greased .paper ; in the cellar on top of
a lot of kindling wood.,was a, lot ,of rancid but
ter; in the middle `room tbeixe • bad been so
Much burning that, it was Impossible to say
What quantities of light materials Were used ; but
*efficient was found to show the use of the same
materials as In the frontlibor ; a day or two after
the fire found in the, store room the, remains of
two liquor barrels;. found two heads of barrels;
(these were produced in 'court as .were specimens
ef the paper, corn husk and kindling, wood) the
!wood work haematite of the chisel and such a tool
E'rfound ; the tin which usually covered the bung
e er, were torn Wok and the , bungs were out;
ad a conversation, with, the prisoner, first time
the morning, deaths fire;. be seemed 'to be 'am
mo and agitateilvand finding him in Ibis condi
tion left him but hatHe conversation subsequently
and asked him to explain the origin of the fire,
and be said ,be . bad no idea of how
It occurred ; he Said he had no light in the store ;
he gave this account of the fire—that he was sit-
Mug at the front door until near I$ o'clock, and a
little after that he went to bed, and thought be
Fell asleep about ono - o'olOok r hewas aroused br
a suffocating foaling, and found his chamber frill
of smoke; that ho.tried- to make his way down
;stairs, but couldmqt,- and then went to tho window
;and erred help, end at the same' tithe giving
!the alarm to the people above; rooolidat that be
;had left his tiocoutitebbok, hid reoeipt•book, a bog
?containing money, and- a book called the, Ready
;Reckoner, between the leaves of whiob was $3 , 10,
!fn the sleeping-ro,om, and, he returned to get it ;
!the moneyteas,prinelpally In totes, but there woe
'some gold %he mide way -' Into the kitchen,
forced tha t door, 'and, got lit Pals wee after Mr.
Zimmerman bad. rescued him; these articles he
!said wereln a washstand, and he made a grab for
them, and by that time the Samos were coming up
the back kitchen 'sitars, and he fell, end then he
i wont back and threW the - WA. out of the window,
'and he thinks he must have, dropped one on the
;stairs; but wince has , been found of, it, although
'strict search wee made soon after having this con
versatiop, I exairitned the shutter of the window
leading' from' the store room- to the yard ; the
shutter hinged at the Centre; found from the
'character of the burning that one s eatlon must
have be& opened at the time of the tire;
' could discover no marked' violence in the wt od.
[The Theory orthe Commonwealth is,!that this woe
left open for air. Asked Auld in regard to this.
but be could give m e , no explanation and he
still adhered' to the astertion'that all ' had had' been
closed at night; tbefore I . bad the conversation
with him in regard to -the . loss of the money, he
made different statements in regard to it; ha said
there were two copies of this ready reckoner, and
I did subsequently And'one In a , barrel ; he said ho
used the corn husk to pack eggs ; told him I never
heard of such a thing, as it was too expensive ; he
it was better Ifl A keep,egga in during the
etiniuter t , ~.t abeaqueilt,"l.444l.lol"l at the
State Rouse. _.
At this point the eons! iitijonined at four o'olook
Blurbs. Warszlionst,'of Illittoidi -has• bed?
in trouble with that diocese. A despatob to a Ohl'
sago paperstates that on Friday cast the Episcopal
Convention at Quincy (Illinois) broke up In a row,
on a test void relating to a question referring the
aotion.of_the Bishop in the oathedral . lot matter to
a lay °bile:lined. The Itishoiiiitrixtusisd a deaoon
just ordained, and hie vote decided the question, it
standing, nineteen to eighteen, . The Rev. Jr.
'Hodges,'of 'Otileagro;rose and denounced thowhole
as a dishonest transactionyand mo re
u then half the
convention left the house. The convention soon
after SelJoulimil;',:atF
-14TWallitfpRoitaF, wife 01,JohnnTrteaoh„
the prlia.lighter, appeared Wore:Justice Welib,'
oicSeW. York, on Tuesday, , gad preferred a cow.
'plaint against her husband, whom, she staled, was
abtlatMspremtto poem], bribe purposp,of no*
lig es one brtho prlie:light an
nounced to take .ideqe about a w eak hence. Rho
therefore prayed thild. her ••Tobrroy might be ap
14,,ilentlud, and held to bail under the law forbid
ding partied* leave the Statical , New , York for
the purpose of engaging in a prize-fight. A war
-100l‘ folllowedl, •fia Deteatlfe' Willlantion ankle
quontly arrested Roaoh. -
Inn 'fend abiiiiitbi • Mid; N#lloSbliatiVe;
genital Iret took fortnitysnow—a model aftsiwards
ordered In ;marbleday , Longworth,,of .01noinnati..-.
has 'lately
,produeed .eafarite atatnette,.it in
Said, n'.'" %iota 116 13 1 4;" Vof* . ti
Anitlitio t 94,44 i k:t. ,46), ,torchoiki •
tre eitgaged on•a 'oblotical Blade - of 'Mull
Allen, fourteen feet high, ordered by the Vermont
Legislature.
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PRESSL-PHILADELPHIA; THti t ItSDAY - i - - SEPTEMBER - 20, - 1860.
(1 , f).3
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12=1
PHIL)A6APitikkARD t I
RDWARD O. (MARTI,
HARRY 40NM - Di --. Voimrysi" pi TIM hteirtic
Mirf. 7
~' 4 '- '''' idlitlelria ' I ISA.6III 1 •*. ,- 2. ; .
At i tiolafofiehat*Y-W ..4 Za b") PiWadelPh# ( •
Phip Tohn Trucks , 14indlsay,„..::...Mierpool, Boon
Ship Irusoarora. Dattletli.:—.L...,-..-1-I.Liverpol. goon
~,
snip .ered. McGonyle. :..:„...........bonsloniterriftept. 20
Shiro ov Langdon t 10nn.,_.,.,...,•.. „,Lbrir 001, noon
/lark on Anna, U hat.1.....1-.. -- ...Lyra Oh anon
BET k Alex
N INNS, 00Anep ;• _ 4 ,;,.... , ..14v p e1p00f, soon
Bar rma.Wortinenr.. ~,^.,...,..,., .8t Croy*, soon
Bark , ios maxwen.auvii._::,:..—tutsto,
loon
' t 1 ti i C i
rII. s,riz , JK.,,lltcr, 7.-....14 , 0 - rt :al:: ,Iggg
'Brig whos NY alter. Riorth •.-:.::—t....-r.-...Bt,usttg, goon
i MARINE INTE!.I4VAENOC.
,P 1 .47 OF PIIILA,D,EI.PIIIII4 - I§ept. 20. 1960
StIPOLISES— S
Ulan .818
• •••
eteamehip KeneingtOn, Baker. 'Ol hourli from Boston,
Buoy'i end passengers tolfamy W nsor,_ Off the
on the Brownnerised bark finllote. rOtn Trinidad:
'ship Northampton, for ti r Ctlesne,trat off the Shears;
eteeintug Amerilm wave the Breakwater.
Steamship Delaware:, annOti, hoilri from N York,
;wi th mdse and pakeengere SamoaSamoaAlldetdloo. •
Behr Z A Paine. fiheokford, 6 dare from E'astport,
with m nee to B A Bonder & Co.
Behr Vandal.e.,Cooper,l day iron( Stnyrna,-Del, with
wheat to Jas Barrett k Son.
Bohr Mechanic, Hendrickson:lday Pram Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian & Curran.'
- Bohr Lanett, Bayard. 1 day from Christiana, Del,
with 'grain to Christian & Curran.
Bohr Bohemian, Clark. 2 days from Chesapeake City,
with grain to Christian &.Curran.
Behr T Benedict, Goldsmith. from Providence.
Bohr Boston. Brower. from Providence.
Bohr John It Plater Gandy, from Boston.
Bohr L Audenried. Bartlett, from Boston.
Bohr Mary Peterson. Somers, from Boston.
Bohr H A Rodgers, Rodgers. from Boston.
Behr ti Beacom. Tomlin from Gloucester.
Bohr L B Ferguson. Bmith,from Leesburg.
Steamer Beverly„Pieroe. 24 hours from New York,
.With mdse, &o, to W M Baird &Co.
• CLEARED,
' Steamship Phmeas Sprague, MapleWe, Boston , H
Winsor.
& ShM Atisnste, SitioWend, Liverpool, Workman
Cu,
Bohr L Audenri ed, Bartlett, Charlestown, L Bother
mel Co.
Bohr J R Plater, Gandy:Boston, ' do
Bohr B. B Bascom, Tomlin, Braintree, L &lanned
..43111 . Anin,
& Co.
Bohr L R Ferguson, !Smith. Salem. .1 R White k Co.
Behr IL A Rodgers, Rodgers, Salem Nevin. Sawyer
k CO.
Bohr Fly, Cheeseman,Lynn. do
hick Mary Peterson, Homers; Portsmouth, Reuslier es
martliMs
n rohr te ;" Benedict, Goldtmit h. Norwich, B Manes & Co.
Bohr Bostoo, Brower ‘ Providenoe. do
Bohr New Zeldand, Rich, Salisbury. E A Bonder & Co.
Bohr J 0 Brooke, Graffam, Portland; C A Reckitoher
• & Cp.
Btr E Willing, Chirp: foie, Baltlmo're, A Groves. Jr.
(Correspondence of thePhiladelplus Exchanse.)
, LEWS, Del.. Sep 18.
Ship Elora McDonald, for London, peeled to sea last
evening; oleo lobo Arctic. for St John, ft B. A bark is in
sl ht coming down.
GlOv har bo r
cobraohn Toreyth.
'Alvarado, and Ripple. Wind W, and strong.
, ; N. W. WC/MAN.
(Correspondenco of The Prow
•
• . JHAYEE DE GRACE. Eept.l9.lBBo.
The Wyoming left With Id boats, laden mid consigned
as follows .
• Thos &o. to 'Perot & Bro: Milesborg
Iron Works• bar iron to —; Wm Fitting. lumber to
Falls bf Schuylkill' ft It Bredgins. do to 8 Bolton. Ss:
lerm.TJ Bogardus , Louis, and Ira 'l' Hodely, do to Ma
lone& Taylor; Sarah Long, do to Wilmington; Maine
Witt, No.l. lumber to Chesapeake Can Otzinaoheon.
do to Chester; Mary of,Munoy. do to ft Wolverton; Oen
it Fleming. do to John Craist,Wm El ng..do to Norcross
& Sheets; Stranger, Ellen, Burn Bleak. C Seltzet.and
Rebecca Ann, coal to Delaware City; James Cook, lime
to Beek Creek. • • ,
The various canals leading to the Chesapeake'Bay are
all reported to be in good order again. Boats aro ar
riving here from the linger break. ,
•
(Cerrespondenoe of The Press.)
- I READING, Sept. IT.
The following boats from the Union Canal
. passed in
to the Schuylkill CanaLto day, bound to Philadelphia,
laden and consigned as follows:
Golden Gate, lumber to Solitlkill Navigation Co; F
Coleman. clo to Sarni Bolton & Co: Anna B Sliork ang 0
N, tog von to Cabeen & Co ; Wm K albaoh, grain to Wm
Kalbaoh.
I MEMORANDA.
Snip Victoria Reed, Preble, from Calcutta Bth Jona
for philadelphia, 31 days out, was spoken, no date, let 1
91,1 ting 93 B.
Martha. Lane. from Calcutta loth Juhe for Bos
ton:was spoken 3d July, lat 9 13, long B.
Ship Astrea. rtiohols, from Liverpool 26th April for
Caloutta. was spoken June 11, tat 26 a, long 28 W.
Ship St Peter, Slavin. from London for Philadelphia,
salted from Deal 6th ,net.
Stilp Moroury, Hubbard, from London 9th April, at
Calentta July 21.
Ship Scotia, Wylie, cleared at Calcutta 26th July for
Loudon.
- Ship Mayflower, Chatfield. cleared at Boston 17th loot
for soinhay..
Bark Florida, Monday. hence, arrived at Cienfuegos
Eth
Bark Linda. Hewitt, from New York, arrived at Ma
tanzae, and was discharging 11th hast,lto load for Phila
defrig Iphia.
Delhi, IMMO!, hence, arrived at Havana Bth
intent.
Brig Tnad, Wooster, hence, at BC Thames 3d inst,
limaiharging.
Brig Judge Whitman, Bray, hence, arrived at Port
end 17th last. -
Brig Larch. Gilchrist. from Rockport for Philadel•
Ala, at Holmes' Hole 10th inst.
Brie 0 W Robinson, for Philadelphia, was ready at
Dighton 17th inst.
grao h h iAMs.
Br•
tlett, Bartlett, hence, arrived at Cienfue-
Boir Mathew 'Kenny, Ogler, from St John, NB, for
Philadelphia. was at Holmes' Hole 17th inst.
• Bohr J F Crouch, Henderson. hence, arrived at New
port 16th inst.
.
Behr George G Baker, Barnard, for Philadelphia, re
mained at Galveston Bth, mat.
Bohr James Hay. Lake, sailed from New London rrth
mat., for Philadelphia.
' Bohrs Pirko, Cook, and Lewis Mulford. Doyle, from
Bottom, and Ann, W allaen, from Plymouth for Phila
elphia, were at Holmes' Hole 17th inst.
Bohra Christopher Loeser, Laws. from Salem, Eliza
Or Rebecca. Price, and Mary Anw Magee. Magee, from
Boston for Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole 17th
instant.
Bohr J j Spencer, Morgan,from Charleston, arrived
at Baltimore 18th Inst.
•Bohrs Warren C Neiman, Smith. and Mary Natt,
Smith. hence, arrived at Baker's Landing, Warwick,
16th inst -
. Bohm Lady - Ellen, Cierson, C P Rholney, Garwood,
Spray. Clark, Debt. Ilan, Clark, S Sturtevant. Dole,
and Alert. Champion, hence, arrived at Boston 18th inst.
Bohm Tantamount. Davis, from Boston for Philadel-
Ehia, Montevue. Rutter. from Lynn for do, and Mary &
lizabeth, Smith, froinltewhuryport for, do, at Holmes'
Hole 17111 inst.
Schr C w Holmes, McElwee, hence, arrived at Now
botyport 17th inst.
16th Bohrnst Chief, Champlin, hence, arrived at New London
Bohr James Hay: Lake, nailed from New London 17th
inst. for Philadelphia.
• Sabre R }ll Downing, Risley. Clarissa Dodd Rase,
Emetic. Rickey, Tice, Lady Late, White, and Isabel.
-Taylor, hence , arrived at Pawtucket 17th met.
tiohra Hornet, HWY, and Maned. Hutchinson, hence,
arrived at Pruitt nd 17th lust.
Bohm It 8 Daly, Stephens. Sarah Lavinia. Port L
Flame Godfrey, nd Plight, Huntley, hence, Provid ence
MOO. from Wilmington, NC, at
17th met.
Nehr Geo Pales. Nickerson, nailed from Providence
17th inst. for Philadelphia.
16t Bohr inst. J .11 Johnson, Johnson, hence, arrived at Salem
h
Bahr lemattine, from Philadelphia. for Cambridge,
,previously reported ashore ow-Cedar Tree leech, was
lot off night of the 16th met, after disoliarging one
ighter load. and arrived at Holmes' Hole 16th, not much
injured. but wouldgo on the marine railway.
klehr Wm IL Mitchell. from Philadelphia for Bath. be
fore reported ashore at Long Point. Holmes' Hole came
oil evening of the 14th. alter discharging two lighter
loads; leaking badly, and was hauled on the Marine rail
way for repairs lath.
INSURANCE COI,IIPANIRS.
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM-
M a lTiir?7ll( illttATZNiciEsl6 Street.i,
5937,601.62. -, .
INtiHEr3 LIVES for the
whole termef life—grants
annuities end endowznents—,-purchasee life interests in
Heal Estate. and makes all oontraots depending on the
contingencies of Life. -
They sot as Executors, Administratorsi designees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
',.. l ES.
Daniel L. Miller, TRUSTE
Samuel E. Stokes,
" I Benjamin Coates. William Martin,
i Rio and S. Newbold, James B. McFarland,
, ! William P. Hacker, Joseph H. Trotter, ,
James Enston,
William H. Kern,
' t Samuel 0 Haoy Theophilus Paulding, "
' Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Ponder,
Henry C. Townsend, Daniel L. Hutoturuum •
todolpkus Kent, John W. Horner.
- ; William H. Carr, • Ellis 8. Archer,
P. V. Dation,Samuel J. Christian,
William Itobertson, • Joseph M. Thomas,
' Warner M. Resin. John G. Brenner.
P. 9. Mich er, Easton.
' . , DANIEL L. MILLER President.
SAME.. E. STOKES, Vicie Pres t.
Jolts W. Ammon. Secretary. . suilg
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN'
nURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED B Y Y THE N LEGISLATURE 63 OF
PENNSLVAIA, 15.
OFFICE S. E. QOII,NER THIRD ASA WALNUT
' streets, Philadelphia.
MARIN E ,/NteU,RANCE
ON VESSELS, • r .•
CARGO. , To all - parts of the World.
FREIGHT,IIII
INLAND IPISURANCIES
On Goode, by River Canals, Lakes, and Land'Carriage
toad parts or the Unioh •
I FIRE INISURAPICES
I On Merchandise generally.
On Stores..owellinHouries. arc.
ASSETS OFTHISCoMPANY,
November 1,1867803.
Par. • Markel Value.
1123,050 Philadelphia City 6T w eent. Loan-0/23,050 02
100,000 Pennsylvania State 6 cent. Loan. 03,655 00
4„000 fanagylvanza o Srate 6 cent. Loan.. 21000 00 1
2500'0. S. Trelutdry SE tr cent. Notes and
interest 5ue.._... ._.... , 26,263 64
41'41,000 U.S.Treasury 64p cent. e s and
, . . interest due—. - --..., ....... 30,615 00
124,000 Temporary Loan to the City of ridia
si el °hrs..- „........... .. .
1350,000Pennsylvama Failroad , id Mortgage
64, cent. Bonds. ~.., ..1_.,. .... 4.8500 NI
i 320,000 North Penagylvania Railroad Mort
gage 6W cont. - Bonds- . , ..---- 12,500 00
614.000 West Philadelphut Passenger cont . - 80nd5 ........
Company T.IP' ot. coupon Ronda.' 12,600 00
$15,000, 300 MIMS stock Germantown Gas
Coultssar, interest 16 ,, d Prilnupal * •
n
i • • • • itrtatted by the city oil ..Phita- .
15.060 00
435,000 100 *barge li .kiinsyiJ4.tnitß - itilroad Con/-
O,M, 100 shares Yarilifinns ' ylirinitiiiiliqu'a 8416 °°
02,860 shareiTglailliPMriToeßoaTinliiiiiiiii 844 00
Tug Coninpyo Phtituielphls,,and
eavannO steam
tany, Oa
.= Steam Ilfrivigrition
L•oinnanr. Philadolpbje and
Havre de 6rane,t3tealn •zonrßoat
ale' •
3,210 00
e 436.890 008,7/8 tit
Bqnde and Mortis&Ansi and Reat, Estate, Of- • •
38 11,36368
Bills receivable for /nevi:snobs ]Bl, 6 '69
Balance duo at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
i nue Policies, interest, and other debtil due
the Company. - • • • • 115,664 68
Bonp and stook of sundry' Insurance Corn
.Csah on Depoinc in 8ank.....—.
DIRECTORS,
1 William Martin., Papluel E. litotes',
i Edmltnd A. Bauder, ' J. F. renietoo,
I Theophilue Paulding, Henry Sloan,
Rh' R . L ' Nrlir 0 , • - yggiStrolf,thn*
James Traquaire - - , ffpenoer Mllvaine.
I William k_;,7 re, Jr,, Thomas C. hand,
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
William C. Ludwig, _ . Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal,' , Tames .11, M'Farland,
Dr. R. M. Huston, • , ' Joshua, P A ,Eyre,
George C, Leiper, • , ' John 13_, Maple, Pltteb'g ,
, Prigh•Craig.• • ' p, T., morgan,
i Charles Rally - , , '- '' A B Heir
W%L,T.IH hIJCRT l'resident.
• -• • •, •' TH G. —HAND, Inie President.
HENRY /XL BURN. Secretary. ' dle-wfm
AMERIOAN , ' FIRE , ENSURANOE CO.,
mpqiitro4AviT4) 191P.-0/4./INTI,4R, PERF.W.,
Wile WALNUT street above Third. Flitted table,. '
Having a large paid-up Capital Stook Ind Putt as In
vested in sound and available Betniritles,con co nti nue to
inmate op Dwelling', Stores, Furniture; MOTO andisa,
Vessels In Fort and their cargos", and other •PetlOlral
PrOpe , rtr, , _% , Ail istfil liberally and promptly adjusted.
i tr
Thos. IL biraii, ' - " In
- 2° - ! o l t T. Lewis, - - -
ohtt_Wel% -,„; - . e t vA . Clitl. ,
rargl i r i kad e y 'r i tca W ,:fi, R itler:: '
, ,t . I lei ,
Ir.ille mi ttta,Atili dell!,
:Itli 43.1,. lila F . tV'.' ren-u
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DIALBRO JOHN N.
Joicll.l4.,frrwoon, —B, IfAskparroas.
BEND: ED
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144":""14 iiFditirgM11714 . 11 id pnt
J). A LEN W. COXR. tieorota .1. • L, - fell •
11011i1f.11.--475 Mils. Pitch In More, and
for sale by ROWLEY, AEIRBORNER, & Co.,
N 0.16 Routh Wharves. HIP .
SOHENOK,
LUNG DO TEE
OTOR.
" • TUN •
• PROPRIETOR OP
B'o/LENOX'S PULMONIO SYRUP,
trntetToft • •
! SCHENCK e 'S RESPIROMETER,
' THE OR LY,INSTRUIIRET
VIA? cum, •
To a Certainty, Deteot the Flighted Murmur of the
Respiratory Organs.
This is of great importance to the connumptive. Many
eininentphysimans make great mistakes in examining
"Lim sa ; it requires constant and longpradme to become
familiar with every,
PAT
sound or rattling of recline/teed
'• BRONC HI IE A NTSL TUB.
•C - •
DR. SHE
ome to NC K
Toget Examined
THAT NAVE BEEN LXAMINED
fly
THEIR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
And ,told them that one Lung was almost gone, when
by a close examination with the
R ESPIROM EWA
Is often found that it he en affection of the brontilliel
tubes, and by getting healthy.aotion of the liver and •
tone; to the stomach tho sufferer is soon restored to
health. Sometimes medielne that will sto i l. a cough ts
cer circulation the patient, it looks nie the iver, stone
theof the blood. hemorrhage ollowe, and
in fact stopping. the action of the very organs that
caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the cause of two
thirds of the eases of Consumption. Persons that are at
this time complaining with dull pains In the side, bowels
sometimes costive and sometimes too loose, tongue
coated, pain in/the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
very. restless and at other times drown' every thing
that is eaten lies heavy on the stoica asoldity, betel,
ing up wind , hundreds are complaining at thit time in
this way, let them take a' heavy so d and beore they
get shut ofit, then another, then is the time to know
what to do, then is the time' to ge to Dr. Schenck end
get your lunge examined. then is the time to know
what cough medicine to take. Stop that cough sudden
and then the lungs, liver, and stomach are all put in an
inactive state, and before the patient is aware of his
situation the Maga are a mass of sores and death must
soon follow.
, SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
is an' Expectorant, but it does not contain any opium,
or anything to check a Cough• suddenly, but if aided
with the
SEA WEED TONIC
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS
is sure to purify and carry off all diseased matter from
the system.
-Dr. S. has a number of
CONSUMPTION
• AND
, CARED BY HIB hIBDICINEB.
He does not wish to be understood that when lungs
are gone that he can snake new ones. but when one is
sound and the other may have quite a cavity in it, it
can, by careful treatment, he risened, and diseased
matter carried off. and the patient get well.
His clnye for seeing patients in Philadelphia are
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
or BVIECRYWEEK.
For a thorough examination with his Rgepirometer
he charges hut It oßanhappens that patients do not
require an exploration with the Reepiromater, as he
has had such a large experience he can detect at a
i
glance whether such an examination s necessary. All
professional advice
ORATES,
and cordially invites all suffering from Coughs or Colds,
or any disease of the
LUXOR, LIVER. OR STOMACH,
to call upon him on those days. He bas recently fitted
up rooms over his store, for the better acoommodation
of titi patients that are waiting for iuivioe.
waiting
treatise on the various
diseases he treats, with certificates of Cures, can be
had. gratis, at the Office. dept] and get one, read it
carefully, go ,and gee those giving certificate,. and be
fully persuaded in your own mind before using it, then
give it a fair trial, and life and health may be spared
you.
OF
MI. 39 NORTH F SIXTICE.
H" STREET
CORNER OF NORTH HTRRBT.
eBl9-3t* •
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
one PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF SROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED
This well-known Remedy has been used ortenlaivoly
... :and With greet mould for
4 0 '. 4' ‘, DYSPEPSIA.,
OR IMPAIRED A_ND aIrERPEar
DIGESTION;
if t r— d ,
_ 2 _IPOIL tali CON;;BQUENT
DETERIORATION 07,T10L BLOOD;
.t , ~......, 6 AND TOR TUN iIAtOWIII6I
• FORMS OF. DISEASE,
Molitor whr originate In
- - -- DYBP PSIA t
LIVER COMPLAIN_T_', DROPS . I.II4IIRALIMI, and
NERVOUS At , FguTiolie,_LOßß OF APPETITE,
DEADACRE, LANGUOR ;Ha IMPRESSION
OP SPIRV/S, CMINOLP.:B and
_BOIL%
MEN, SCURVY AFFECTIONS OF
THESKIN,_CO , NSIIMPTIVE
TENDrIIE, BiteNCRI
, • vs, DISEASES PECU
LIAR to FEMALES,
• ono AL L COM
' PLAINTS
ACCOMPANIED BY OENI RAL DEBILITY. and
REQUIRING A TONIC and ALTE
DATIVE MEDICINE.
No7ll.—The failure of IRON u s remedy for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad state of the blood. and the numerous
diseases caused thereby. has arisen from the want of
such a preparation of Iron as shall enter the stomach in
Prioroxion state, and assimilate at ones with the
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and it does so in the only form in which it is possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this reason, the
PERUVIAN SYRUP. often radically cams cliseasea in
which other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avast.
CERTIFICATE OF A. A. HAYES, M. D., OF
BOSTON.
It is well known that the medicinal streets of Protoxide
of Iron are lost by even a very brier exposure to air, and
that to maintain a solution orProtoxide of Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed impossible
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point Is at
tained by unsnarls:SlON IN A. Wall Parole lINISNoWN ;
and this solution may replace all the proto-carbonates,
citrates, and tartratra of the Materia hledica.
A. A. RAVES, Assayer to the State of Mass.
16 BOYLSTON NitilipS, Hinton.
N. IL—Pamphlets containing Loners from the above
earned Gentlemen and others, and civics full informa
tion of the Syrup, can be had on application to the
Agents, or to
N. L. CLARE. kr Co., Proprietors,
COBRAS BUILDINGS._
No. 78 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Agents for Pennsylvania: T)YOTT & Co.,
232 North SECOND Street, Plulada.
an7-tuths gm
DYSPEPSIA. .REMEDY.
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This' Medicine has been uteri by the public for elz years
witk increasing favor. It is recommended to Cure
.Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart-Burn, Colic
'Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaints, Loto Spirits, Delirium
Tremens, intemperance.
IT PTIEULATES. Bx.rtitattyks, 'amen/ale, Bill
' . WILL NOT INTOXICATE OE STUPEFY.
M a Methane it is quick and afectual, curing the
most gravated oases olDramPsia.Kidney Complaints,
and a nother derangenrants of the Stograllt and Bowel'
in a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the most melancholy and
drobang spirits, and testate the weak, nervous. and
sickly to health, stre - agth. and vgor.
Pascua who, from the Injudicious use of liquors, have
become dejected, and thearnervons systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the DELIRIUM TERMITES. will, al
most immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigo
rating 'Mosey of itAfam's Invlromting Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL O.
Doec.-.One wine glass full as otters as nationality.
One dose will remove ail Bad Spittle.
One dose will cure Heartdmen.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
Jsoe dose will give you a eoOd Appetite.
ne dose will stop the distressing Pains of Drinravala;
ne dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
e ea of Wind or Flatulence, and as soon all the
stomach receives the Invigorating Sant, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will be removal.
One dose will remove the moat Midtowns pains of
Colic,. either in the irtomaoh or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructio n in the Kidney,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by a done or
two, and a ratites' auto by DISSIPA TIONr two bottles.
NIGHTLY
Persons who, from dissipating too much over night,
and feel the evil afoot/ of poisonous lionon. ip violent
headachegielokness at stomach, weakness, giddiness,
Ac., will find one dose will r move all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and ane
okly cohtutious should take
the Invigorating Swrit ddl! times a day; it will make
them strong, healthy, and kept 7, ranovs all , *beano-
Bons and aregulanties from the menstrual organs, and
f restore ac the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
During pregnancy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeable sensate:lm at the etorosoh.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this, he
has put up.the lEVIGOBATING SPIRIT tit pmt finales at
bOloonts, quarts $l. ,
General Depot. 4tl WAntt Rasa,' New York.
DYOTT & CO, 232 Pforth SSCOND Street,
Wholesale A_geuts in Philadelphia,
se7-thetuly and for sale br all Druggists.
et, STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPEAR,
Ito. 1110 MARKET STREET,
snow prepared to meet the waste of the pub.io more
completely in all the details of the Stove trade than WIT
othpr establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
lieLinviteis COMPARATIVE EXAMINATION.
The following Ara among his WWII POpil ar invention',
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation as gurpapeicE in excellence and econom y any other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
'proved Gas burning Cooking Stave, acknowledged to
blithe best Stove for family use to the world.
JA/IdEc SpEAft is the Patentee of the celebrated
Oas-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
Into general use.
JAMES REAR is the Patentee of the Improved Sil
ver Air tight Gee-consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR. is the inventor of. the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental PI tow> Urn, which, from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this getuon, to be univer.
sally adopted.
JAMES SPEAR to the Patentee of the Labor, Fuel,
and Comfort-saving Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Railway-oar Heater.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
FLre-board Stove.
rot all of the above the Inventor veil justly claims
advantages which require but to be understood by the
public to be universally appreciated and referred to
any other articles 01 that ohm in the mar ket; and he
ould hereby extend a cordial invitation to all persona
want of stoves to call and examine for themselves.
arties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending immediately to pur
chase or not. sell-Dm
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.
BeTTLES.
S P AT
DING'S PREPARED GLUE IN CONE
EkTRAADHEBIVE MUCILAGE, WITH ELAS
TI
DANIELS' INDELIBLE, INK AND CLOTH
STRE R.
The attention of the trade is, invited to the above
good*, which are all of the best finality, and mit up in
the most convenient style for pc rhhir use.
SPALDING'S I'KEYARED GLUE is so well known
as to need no further recommendation, and is now'
offered in CONE BOTTLES, with Cap . isnit t l rush.
F,XTRA ADHEbIVE idUClLitabi.• L greatlyim
Cone Bottle, with Bhutto Cap and Brush,fa
oilltating_ its uso. •
DANIELS' INDELIBLE MEE without preparation.
is warranted equal to any' made, Sad is put up in Cone
shape Vials, enclosed in a woodee case, which forms a
Cr.o.rn Branrcnsa, and is congdently offered to the
public as a very superior article. • ;
For sale by the principal etationsrs, Druggists, and
Fanny Goods Dealers, and wholesale only by
HYMEN L. LAYMAN,
Bustioners' Warehouses
sel4-St 32 South H Street, 3d story.
07,080
14.01.645
NIAOKEREL; -MAD, 'HERRING, 840. -
1W bbis. Nos. 1, 9 and it lajge and podium Mao
alkerehin assorted packages, oi a very ottolo6 quality;
no
50 bbls. Nd, E laila'Aliokersl.
SO, hair bbLi pew No. ago do.
&inn!' new No. a medium • do.
00 do now Eastern M VW.
00 half bbhi pew do O • do. '
leW bbls new ..tuitport o, 1 Herring.
MO do do f6X No. I do.
200 do new Eon o.IN do.
100 do do 0,1 coals Fish.
25 do prime No. 1101k mon,
100 quintals Grand Codfish.
140 boxes new Hatkimpr eynty Cheese.
MURNow landing and in More, foi s e w y
& xoorfe,
146 N 11 If WITA AVER.
11011111ILADELPEILA TERRA GOTTA = MA
NUFACTORY__NEVEM'II rind GERM &MOWN
.road 'and 1010 01 1 E'iltrit_jitreet. t Vitrified Drain
and We_tter Pipet, Ventilating Fines, Hot Air' Flues, and
,emoke Flues made of farm cotta,•and of
.suitabie size
:for every class of balking/. Thieattiole worthy the
,attention of all porkies puttlnci Otoldirge., Large
zeeretage jives tor' city drat stater pities vat
rante stens a eeverepreseure. are now purveyed.
; :tty (ion rept wlthlaitiret oorpOratione for this srtiole in
any cuiPtltY. trent our goods to be equal if not
,stipOtior to say in gig_ united eltetes or
*Mop, Ortailttentg Ohlutnep Tope and
fGardeneeS-rr
JA-MES :BETTFit, INVENTIOS:
" e fOR IV/O.—Approved and hhil&r,tv
mend _hr. edtosigru emeiont rooghon e. t
Matey, T Irtr.Theneatutlnvalids wing en ad
',by their p ratOteris to nee her ignrgetal.Wpaltanoes.
'would caution Merchant/. end others Sealed tellehellief
except et her residige. WALtiuT where .
she OSA be ion' , o ur, between the hours of
'and g, Her ok o issrtenordabr be given on spll
/cation. Went ree to any yeller the United States. He
signature Is ow eiell ertlage.. • • lora vot.-
ROSIN OIL.-3,500 13Allong Extra'No. 1
Machinery Oil. 2,1.80 anions Refined brewing
Oil, 900 gallons Oaa Oil in %tore, and for sale by
ROWLE/. AilliflUßNEß,& Co..
sol 9 No, 16 Booth Whorml,
MEDIODIAiIi. ' f
Dr. DARIUS HAM'S
STOVES.
MZPIVIN&.
INPEOTINE ;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMINATED
THE HUMAN OONBT/TUTION RAVED FROM
WRECK,
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUB FEVERS
CURES INSURED IN A DAY
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
INPECTINE, INPECTINE.
If PEOTINE. INPEOTINE.
INPEOTINE. INPECTINE
The tornble malady known as the FE.VER AND
AGUE haesnutten hundreds; of thousands of persons
throughout the world every year, and has Aver till
now been met by eueoessful medical treatment that
baguet prodnood severe
MEDICINAL DISEASED.
phial!' &feet the longs, the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other parts of the human organism. The IMMO
TINE is the amoral antagonist of all fevers, and when
it wines In oontset with the skin, is absorbou by the
interior orgais, which resist 'mar WEIDA and all ten
dencies toward those maladies which prostrate the
mind and body With fever.
• 'Fever and Ague result from numerous causes- No
nisch or exempt from the OSUMI which promote the ex
tetenoeof the dupealei: Thathaffic once seated in the
~stem, Indium! depression, of Writs, laintude,
pat* chills, fever, and a long train of disagree
able sensations, depriving the patient of all energy, and
reducing him or her to a condition of
EXTREME HELPLESSNESS.
Why will any one suffer the horrors of a debilitating
Intermittent Fever, when, by the use of the
INVALUABLE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent midloal and magical quilitiel of which are
Instantly absorbed,
ALL. TRACES OF DIBEABE MAY BE ANNIIII
LATED IN A FEW ROM I
BBLP-OARE 18 BETTER THAN PHYSICS
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY;DIIIEARE EAR A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
SETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO CURL,
DELAYS AIRE DANGEROUS.
THE INPEOTINE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Hai ared thousauda of both aexes of the moat dread
MI fiver". Read and robot.
Lemuel Bonull, of Pittsburg, for two years useless
to himself end society—a mortar to Chills end Fever—
cured in less than three ereeke, and improved In eight
hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after alnurt
losing' her ~an as well en strength, by Intermittent
Fever, with OW., restored to health in twenty hours,
J. R. Tilton, of Belgrade, Moine, brought from
death's door, baying sugared for four Yours, !rude
well, In Aye weeks, and Improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, of Frew*, relieved in one hour,
while travelling-in the ears of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad. Re was apparently dying with
Ellen B. Beason, Lockport, New York, rescued
after revert ream' eurforlAg. A perfect cure.
Thougands or other ewe prevented and cured evert
Month, and not a shale complaint of the efßoiency
of the
INPEOTINE
PERSIAN FEVER. CHARM.
TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOW IT,
And make known Ito wonderful paireris and Virtue.,
that those who suffer, or who are threatened with
suffering, may be led to use a simple, innoxions pre
paration, furnished by the field of Nature for
MAN'S BLESSING.
INPEOTINE
IS BOLD SY ALL DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE
DEALERS IN AMERIOA.
PRIDE ONE DOLLAR.
Sant by nail to any pad of the United states.
WI OM! ail
It to not taken inwardly, bat is applied ontwardlP
according to directione, salon acoompanT Gaon paok
age.
MANUFACTURED HY
JOHN WILCOX & CO.
HS MAIN STREET,
RIOIIMOND, VIRGINIA
BRANQII OFFIC4I,
No, AS BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
NEW YORE CITY.
adiqUaatiiftUal
EDUCATIONAL., 1
MERCER E. BROWN lIAS RE-OPKNID
her SCHOOL, for GIRLS in the pleasant rooms
in the Senn Garden Institute, Northeast oornsr or
BROAD and Sr RING,GAR lEN Streets, , sslB-41t•
THE MISSES CASEY 8: MRS. BEEBE'S
English and French Thardiniand Day Satoh for
Young Ladies. No , 1103 WA war r. !Urea, will be
reopened on WEDNESDAY; September 12. selt lm
UNGLISII ANWOLASSICAL SCHOOL.
aLi —The Street, the subscriber. in Ehnen' Building,
CB FAITH uT above Twelfth, 'will re-open on
hIONOY, the Ifth of Saptembe C r.
sel.l-t Ar
HARLES SHORT.
RING QARDEN ACADEMY EOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N.E. Coy EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD Streets. Book-keeptng, Langua
ge'', Math ematioa, Drawing. &u . Bore rroeiyed at any
age. F. DUNLEVY LONG. Prinotpa,.
ne3.lm*
UNION ACADEMY, No. 5 EOLITH np-
TEENTA Street—Principal. THOS. D. JAMES.—
tgl ra d d t ;ggin=e n i:titir. d C h i e gikri c zrajletrLi
at the rooms, or they will be sent to say seeress.
tion.lat
SUNDERS' INSTITUTE,
THIRTY-NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Professor E. D. PIA UNDEREI & CORTLAND BAUM-
Hon. WM. BUL R eit 4 ..C i relrfiel i et i ti. MoK I DEIN.
Esq., of the Merchants' Hotel. Philadelphia ; Hon,
W. Foßritri. of The Pressi Hon N. B. 11140W:4E,
Philadelphia; Rao. ft. WESTBROOK, of the 8. S.
Union ;Hon. J. W MAYNARD, Witliamttort;
LEISEN KING. Esq.. ,
president of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company ; ad Hon. ABA PACKER,
Manch Ch unk — alt waom have seas boarding in
Saunders Insivuge—will sty° their friip who may
be looking for a safe, thorough, and pleasW school any
information desired respecting this seminary.
A grove and lawn of hIGHT - ACRES are attached to
the Institute for seclusion. recreation, and phystoal ex
ercise.
stGr - The terms fora session of fine months, counting
from the day of admission, are eati for day-boarding
pupils, 8100 for pupils who spend [Warder and Mundy"
at home, and 81M for pupils remaining constanilr. No
extra charges. Payments mad rano,. augg.llll
HARRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN
Her SCHOOL FGR GIRLS on the N. W. corner
of FILBER T' and JUNIPER PIM 41. OPPoslle Penn
Square. on loth of ninth month. (seet.) eu2l-1m•
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREET. below LOCUST.
The duties of the Classical In state will be resumed
Monday'. September J. J. W. FAMES, A. M..
an7f-dam . Frtnoipal.
MHOS. BALDWIN'S ENGLISH, MA
THEMATIO.A.L. and CLASSICAL SCHOOL, for
Bore. N. E. corner of BROAD and ARCH. wilt re-open
Sept. 3d.auSti-Ina
BALLAD SINGING, (WANTING, PI
ANO and GUITA R.—Mr. T.BIAROP will rennin
Nathan Bevt. 10th. VOCAL ACADEMY, 1202 FIL
DER r Street. an22l
THE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL of II D. GREGORY, A. M., No 1109
MARKET Street, will reopen on MUMMY. Septem
ber dd. eurt-lm•
MISS M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her sohool for young ladies to 1525 CHESTNUT
street. and will reopen on Wednesday, September 12.
Cep boarding pupils will be TBoolved. For oiroulare,
mantra es above, or at the Presbyterian Rouse, 1334
and 1330 Chestnut street. an2l4w
rintE MISSRS MERINO, No. 1135 Spring
-I. GARDEN glue, welt of the Church of the As-
Numption, and formerly occupied by the Sisters ofNotre
Dame. Will open their Academy for Woos Ladies on
MONDAY TEE 3d OF uEPTEMBER. Circulate oon
tattling terns end other particulars. may be obtamed
on and after
t he 21th inst., at tho Academy.
tutha
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR.
rir.R. THIRTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, re
opens MONDAY_. September .Id. Four more pupils
will be admitted. Catalogues sent to any address.
autl-tf R. STEW ART. Principal.
VENTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
V SPRING GARDEN Streets. will reopen Septem
ber 3. Sots prepared for ens Division of the Public
Grammar Schools, for Colleges, or for Boettaess.
an2o 6w. R. G. AIcGUIRE, Principal.
MR. WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
[Na and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,No,
1707 VINE street, near Logan Square, will RE-OPEN
on WEDNEEDA y, deptember Ilth. Circulars furnished
on application. ante-Iw'
MISS LUOY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
Z.T. BIRD will re_open their school for young la
dies, at No. 1010 SPRUCE street, on MONDAY. See
temoer IT. atist4-2m
111RYANT ti STRATTON'S NATIONAL
X.. MERCANTILE COLLEGES, located at Phila
delphia. S. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT,
New York, Buffalo, Cleveland. Mimeo. and St. Lorna.
For information call or send for Catalogue. feS-If
MESDAMES CHEGASAY AND D'HER
YILLY reeneotfully inform their friends and
the uoblio that_ they have removed their Boardintand
DaySohool for Young 1,: from LOMAllliquare to Nov.
1627 and 1629 SPRU O t Street where they will be
ready to receive their pup, on THURSDAY, Sestern
ber 13th.
Mesdames UHEGARAY and D'HERVILLY will re
ceive vieitore at Ito. 1509 LOGAN Square until the
30th Angina IDM-5m
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 ATHEW BROOKS,
MAN UFACTURER
OF
CAMPAIGN UNIFORMS.
In every variety_ of colors.
No. 139 North THIRD Street.
seMlin opposite Cherry. Philadelphia
HORAO E E
IECR
h ANIGAL ENGI NEE R, and
EA VENT ATIVORILY.
No 114 South SIXTH Street,
(Nearly opposite the County Court-Hour/0
Prepare' Specifinationa, Drawings, &0., and transaola
all other blauneas connected with the obtaining of Let
ter Patent
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. ealla-gm•
R. CORSON, REAL ESTATE BR()
KER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN,
Pennsylvania.
FARMS, STORES . MILLS, and HOTELS FOR
HALE in Montgomery, Book', Cheater, and Delaware
Counties, varying from 10 to 2/0 &oral, in good localities,
Pe mime applying will be shown properties free o f
charge.
u yhmarvi TifortFtgal . 4l ..... iagotiatad at fair rates. HAND
town,t and intermediate pliZel ' rWVei g Villn i fa
Ina deaoription. addreaa R. it. CO 80N,
11.71-gm riorrunown. Ye.
JNICHOLSON,
• Manufacturer of
BIHRTS. LINEN and !MARSEILLES
BOSOMS AND COLLARFI.
A large and &tome assortment. and WILLI. KANE.
always on nand. unto whtch 1 eartlcularlY invite the
Attention of Coin and prompt-MUM 1111011T-Tlyr
u flt e tCorner of SECOND and ARCH Shasta. PhDs
&lnnen. coy-dm•
FUGUET & SONS,
la. IMPORTERS OM HAVANA CIGARS,
No. Sl6 South FRONT Street.
Reeeive regularly a full asaortment or desirable 01
GARR which they offer at low rates, for cash or ae
proved oredlt. jetti-ly
PAW ON 4t
NIOIIOLSON,
Botnurrake,
Noel. 119 AND 19 INux STILBET.
Between Marklt elammt strew%
PituaDELF At,
PAWBOre. NIUROIIIOI.
I WAGNER. JIMMON,
yr • ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL ERR-AT-14We
Moe. No. 116 South MI R TH Street,
tOeitoonte
lllnlLADdependence Square,)
PICLTBIA.
ity_the end of reliable Attorneys, at different points in
tlie milted States, is enabled to prosecute end oolieot
Maims of every de50r 1 94 012 . ,
Particular atlentionsjven to the exestinatton end re
-oOterf of the maims of Legatees and Devisees, and the
:ftlrritridn:iLe4ierigVu interests
parofthel persons gttr%a some,
e
Union.
Bea the titan:dee of all the States and is COMMISISOTIST
for meet ot them,
Depositions carefully taken under Commuratene.
spll4lm
HENRY E. AZEI
ATTOERE -A7-LAW,
Rei REMOVED hie °Moefr om Wehint 'tree
to No. 2 11 South THIRD Street. mht:l4m.
EJ. BAYLIS THOMAS.
*ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Has remoyml his S oli eet.o from NO. MS Arch street to fie.
499 WALNUT tr
the C him e . eiiirgigrgd";:4l,l74!:l=,
conv.yances,eissigignoily, Itn fs of wale,. and other
tnetnmte o Wriung, The rasement or k.xeoutor
ship:, Amin tratorstupe, an 'grunts, supenntended;
and the t emminties proony fur the permanent in
vestments of Money. Situnkatory reference giv"en
when matured. apsl-6ra
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOILISES.
'PACKAGE HARDWARE HOOSE.—We'
-11- would respectfully call the attention of the Gene
nil 'Hardware Trade to our extensive stook of BIR
MINGHAM HARDWARE. wtdok we offer at a small
advanee by the package.
Orden; fair dareot Importation solicited, and O rr dsd livered either in tbais city, New York. or New eans.
W. GI LKWIS & SON.
ell COMMERCE Street,
Importing and Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Foreign and Domestic. Hardware. auf:l-0
EXCURSIONS.
U PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
lON OF FARES :
On and after APR L. Id. 11 1 606DommutatIon Tjoketz,
witfi twenty-eix canyons. will. ,Assued. goy or the
Mani ant memoer of his tastily, Oil avenger
in, and at any time. They will so d by the
ter, at the aloe of the company, 0. Pe south
fOURTLI fitreet,at a reduction of twenty-five per ott.
rom thapottar fares. Parties wishing to enjoy t h e
nmmer in e Oonntry wtll find this a very deelrae
route, the Sez i Ltill and Lebanon Valleys being among
Za e gvi r beautthealthy
11 e lt. 'd mt anl e u ll i t ,ll : d a l t ig,.. o ,ll Ir° si -
.S. 13ttADiOn..u, a notsurer.
PRILLDELPRIL. Much Nth. /860. inhl7 - V1
______
&NAMEFOR THE SEA SHORE.
-CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RELROA D.-On and after SATURDAY. 4. 4 epternbrr 1,
lail train leaves Vine•atreet wharf. —7.3 u
Prete.4,oo P.M.
RETURNING, LEAVES ATLAN TIC:
Mail .__,........r...... -4 00 P.M.
StoppinjeliTill . Siations going a - n - d
returning.
pare to Atlantic, @Lau; round trio tiokete, good for
three dem 02.60.
Freight mutt be delivered at Cooper's Point by 3 P.M.
The Gonipany will not be respeninble, for any
at
until received and reoeipted for by their Agent at t o e
Point.
au3l-tf JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
MINSIM Plinth DELPIDA AND
READING RAILROAD. DE
f,IO.IITFUL EXCURSIONc. On and alter MONDAY,
9th. ape' further notice, the following goatee
wi be open for excursions.
Whets for sale at Tioket °Sloe, Broad eatd Callowlull
etreets.
7o Niagara Falls and refum r OM 00
to Boranton end return ---- 6 0.9
To ,oak Raven end return .`—._...--. 8 00
For further parnorthire see mall Nils, or enely to
Ticket Agent of the Company, Broad EI callowlull
streets, or to • Jklo, Z EAL 7,
Genera! Agent Phila. /t Reading Railroad. Phil&
G. A. NictoLLB, Gong Superintendent. Reading.
SUMNER RESORTS.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT ()ARBON,
SOH UYLRILL COUNTY. PA.
Families seeommodated with good moms at reduced
Prj gg; old-established Renee, located In the gap be
tween Sharp and Second mountains. rmmediatsly on
the line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
within half a 'mile of Pottsville, formerly kept by Jo
seph Head, of the old Mansion House, Philadelphia,
hae t. sinen his demise, been under the charge of hie
•
d lit t fi r iinge Is prepared, at all season. of the year, for
the reception guest! , and has been recently put in
order. The large garden. and park adjoining, pressilts
great inducements aka summer resort, to Person' wish
ing to spend a short time away from the Mist and tur
melt of the cities, where they can breathe fresh moun
tain air, and enjoy the wild and bdiditiful scenery of
th coal region,
Commutation passenger tickets. fir the Use of fami
lies. are sold at a reduction of twsuity fins per cent..
and an accommodation trala will leave Natio/nodally
during the summir months, enable those who may
desire it be spen the bullied! portion of the day in the
oily and return t same evening , on which the charges
will be thirty-three per omit below the emirs.
For term[ , apply to MARY RAD,
.1680.1 m inallaionlioulta, Mount aybon,
Behuylkill Co.. Pa.
EAGLE HOTEL, BETHLEHEM, PA.
I.".lll l BWod d ir a s b ageg i k u irairkr. ,l "
pow open /pl. the season. The aooornmo stions of
this Henn will be found unsurpassed. The ride hers-
DV the North Pennsylvania Railrearl,iytene_of the plee-
SWAM In otq Kate. CIALEB YOKE. Proprietor.
to! •
SLATE ROOFING.-JOHN WELCU
ISLATIOt, is prepared to "put on en y amount o
rooting at tear rates. AU welt warranted to MIMS
_Onleril sent to witIRD Street and Wilt
TOWN Raw will be promptly Attended to.
SALES BY AUCTION.
FURNESS, BRUME!
_OO.
No. 499 MARRY? 41ITRIUM. - -
IMPORTANT SALE OP PREScit /.
I The bubsonbers will offer for sale throat
UftNEelft. & 00 ,
429 MARL Street,
On Friday Mangles,
September 21, at 10 o'clock. 00 els moatbe' credit.
700 Ylerrall idledl , •
eXtra Miley qualities French Mo
rino cloths. assorted colon, high colors, Macke.
whites, to
fal Pieces Lupin's Thibet clothe.
wio do• fine to extra super. fine, and sublime
quality plain monads lame, high colors, blanks,
'whites, and modes.
NO Pieties ex rich and amperage misfit's' e nured
monads laines.6.6. and 10.3014 re, new lectioiee
- designs of titembeck Kaachlin's, eel down, sad
lteiber's printing.
270 Pieces ex nett chintz and chocolate print. , Stein
back goo:dillies manufacture; very now, h ig h
cost and desirable.
SOO Piece, new style worsted diem goods.
BILKS.
SOO Pieces rich and choice fancy dress silks, an nure .,
stripes. demobs, to. ; black firm de Rhinee
MBlack Taffetas, POnedn's, tad bonnets' maks.>
ack satin de chines, black figured silks, black
luetrini, blank Satin ve•tilell•
150 new and elegant 709 flounced silk robes, latest
Paris style.
BRAWLS.
400 super qualities high colored thibet shawls, heavy
silk Cones. Lims make.
I,MO mode and black do.
/,000 long and squared°, wool fringes.
IRO rich printed Whet shawls- new der lens.
IMO Mocha border ex super fine stalk shawls, black
mode and imputed.
In Paris mate extra nab brooks reye shawls. Pans
style, Chapuset Gouin's make.
1 500 Pans and Vienna niannfacturs lons and square
Mocha shawl,. choice and boastful collection of
new design, and extra super qualities.
500 rich new style Pane,turbo, and Vienna wool
ehawle. very elegant
900 pieces super enmity Union plaids.
100 do worsted dress roods.
ItO do Lyons heavy sulk velvets for collars.
N. P.—As this will be the only offering which will be
made this season, in this market, and which we make
only to musty the expeetetions of the trade, the atten
tion of dealers ts respectfully requested.
BEN KA RD & MUTTON.
SALE OP IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
On Tuesdar MOnlingt
September M. at 10 o'clook, by catalogue. on 6 months'
credit.
Comprising 600 packages cad lots 'of imported dry
room
N - F. PANOOAST, AIIOTIONnit, Sue
• enter to B. BCOTT, Js.. 4.31 CHESTNUT Ht.
11-1111 LIP FORD it 00., AIIOTIONEBRS,
-.1. No. 630 MARKET Street. and Slit MINOR
Street
- •
rosiTivv, SALE OS . 1,3(11 CASSE! SOOTS. SHOES,
BROGANS, AND GUM OVER-RUDE&
Thin Morning.
September 20, at 10 o'clock 'precisely, will be sold. b 7
catalogue, ante months' Oredit4l,3oo asses man's, boy. ,
Ind youths' calf, kip, gram. an d H anaa , aa
nail, kip, and bolt brogans. gaiter , . and Oxford flex;
women's. Ju1....'. and ehildten'a goat.oalt, kip, an d
morocco heel boots.
Also, n lull assortment of woolen's, missist. and ehil
dren a wry made 'roods.
Al•o, nn invoice of Nooteh aintham ambrellaa.
The above sale snit embrace an assortment of rood.
seldom offered et ►action, and from first Mem City and
Eastern min:firm:at:rem.
t2C;!4iIM
ST. LOUIS, MO.
WILLIAMS BOYLE & CO., ACC
lONtERS k COMMI&ION MERGEANTEI,
No. 64Torth MAIN 111., BT. UlB, (formerty
with • aura Myers, Claghorn, k Co., ilada,l oast
their oervicreir to the marchanht, mann timers, sail
others of Philadelhia, for the de of dry goods, OW.
goods, shoes, h ardware . Jewelry , k0..k0.
nwir Cash advasoes made on receipt of goods.
lir Settlements made three depletes de.
Meson. Myers. Clashorn, & Oa. ‘Philodolthils.
.• Stuart & Brother, Philsdalskra.
Van Wyok, Townsond_ r & Warrens, Heir York.
.• & B. Curtis & Co., Now York.
Wood, Christy, & Co., Bt. Lovas, Mo.
Crow. MaCreanr. k Co.. .• nahll-khotoly
NOTICES.
CI_LRARD COLLEOE.—The Directors of
`UR the Gaud College give notice that they are_pre
pared to bind out. in the Biate of Pennsylvania, MUIR-
T'lr-THREr Oftrils NS. in accordance with the will
of Stephen Girard. to mutable occupations, inch as
it t l t a n . °l o n n t r u e
. the master will be required to teach
his apprentice his respective art, and to furnish him
with suitable board and lodging in his own place of resi
dence, (except where, for spec 'al reasons, the , enema-
Mee may be allowed to board elsewhere.) The master
will be allowed to take each orphan on tnal fora term
not exceeding one month. Persons desuoas of obtain
ing an apprentice can apply at toe College, between the
hour, of .S and 6 P. M., or, if not residents of Philadel
phia. can addreu the on
nand
_in writing. giving
name. residence. °connection. and refer. noe, the latter
whenever possible, to be residents of Philadelphia.
111NRY W. AREY,
Secretary - Girard College.
(ZERMANTOWN PAS.SENGER
, LA WAY COMPANY—Orgicx Burs andlOtamourt
Streets—Tntr..anstyru. Aug. .—A
Slit, 1860 n instal
ment of Five Dollars per share (being second instal
well) on the capital stook of Uerneentatrn Perm
ear tulwer Com Party re
. is due and parable on or before
theßret day of Ootoher next seining.
Ey Omer of the Board of Managers,
W. M. DINGISRLY.
&sanitary and Treasurer.
OFFIOE of' THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILIIOAD CONLYANY.—Puit,a-
DILTRIA. ill./410. he Maen Freightage Tons
on Coal transported by th OOLAWLY will be 611 Mown,
on and after tat fie etember. anti farther nutlet" r
To A iehmond— -- •I x.'
fluladelgda—..— 1.7:
Motu:tad Plane-.. I.:
Ghoetown.- - . -, I.l=
ermantown R. R..— 1.7 ,
y_alla of Rolm Iltill.— 1. •..
blanayank---.--. 1. •
Et bete'....__...— 1.
Clonshohooken— ....-.
Swede Furnace.-- 1 .•
ambrig.....„..,
°Meer' or Bridgeport 1.34
- - _ ..,,,
Valle orge..--.-
fatfel.B
al
. RA -- —___. ti
Avi n at 0...._......._ : 1 1
ottatown --.---- 1
Leesville .......- .-- 1.01
0110040 Y -...-.........
irdeboro.--- • .
eker----.--- t.•
gmnd —..---.• '
Morton- • •
export.--
biohrrville.--..- I'
Hamburg _ • 71,
OrwigsWiand Aub
By order of the Boarg , o7 I , slffre inor
p,
P.N.RIM- 1 •••
SHIPPING.
FOR TUR ROUTE—OHMS&
TON AND SAIVAPINAN_Irterummi.
FREIGHT ILEDUWW.
REIM rev gh t at an avenue of ',minx per ant Im
lay Maw Yora atnankoitirh.
_ ye. CIIA
U.S. Mail Steamship oThrelt Er7A7E. Cap
tain Chu. P. Mtrallman, wilt mad on Tnezday, Septem
ber eath, at to o 'clock A. M.
. .
%%math In 65 to to norm— emir SI hems et 3ea.
FOR SAVANAH. OA.
The W. S. Meal Steamaktip STATE or GEORGIA.
(" m ow n John J. Sar.in. "ill sell on Thursday, Sep
tember IS. at 10 o'clock A. M.
'1 brown In ad to Inflows—only IS loam at row
STRamni days eheoged &meson Se""rday I. event
five days. el 01.0 MOM& , Lei Bale Oi Lading Maned
eve day.
Tge tmlendid fret-afar Md.-wheel Steamships JET
BT RESTATE and BTA2. OF GEORGIA, new ran as
above every ten days thus arming a fin-day ocinumit
nioittme with OhorteMen Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these Ships win
ged with Moment for Ftwidwand with railreaW, A..,
torahpbseee to the RANCE
Stab end Southwest.
8
Freight and InenTe on a lugs propottlou a &p.a.
shipped South end found to be lower by these MUM
easa by aMlir.g Yore , the -remit= battle one-halt t he
rate.
ti. i3.—lnguranoll on all Rathosii Freight is entirely
111L6082a&n's farther than Charleston or Savannah, the
Railroad Companies Want all nets fro=se points.
GREAT REDUCT IO N IN Y.
Fare Ly this route IQ per gent. °heaven' than by
the Inland Route, as wt Do won thi, followtog *aka
dole. Through liokets om Phil elphia,via Chariew
ton and Savannah stem jpi, INO JAMMU ALR.141,1 ma
the whole route, ataept Ere* Chari*Men and Savan
nah to Montsoraort
VIA CILULLIS2OII. vil 11/07131118L
To Charieston_..—Sl3 CO To Savannah.-- Its 00
Augnsft -- 7160 Attarosle—.... 17 10
Columbia—. 20 NI Woos— no
jittlenta-- —. 91 06 Atlanta.--.—.— ft NI
Montjoinell..—. 95 09 001tuabni— 9112
3.3 ro eldbany. .... 23 NI
Nev °flamer— —. 60 76 lleonkotoary 16 00
27 75 Mobile.-- 90
Knorvi 95 60 New Orleans—, 39 75
Memphis---
.31 6.1
No bills of lading mined after the ship hen sailed.
wharf
freiLht or Dawes apply on board, at sw i ne
wharf above Vtne street. or, to
.AI IItERON,Jr & CO.,
No. 126 NORTH , W . ILARVES.
AMU in Charleston, T. a. & T. 0. NU1)0.
Savannah, MINTER & GA1%1511;1.7..
For Florida from Charleston. steamer Carolina evert'
F e ci l i a iforids from Savannah, Warners IL Mary's and
It. John's every Teseday 8114106/11111/17.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
1119 X tilIT TORT TO LIVIISTOOL•
Chief cabin. Name —..... VS)
&coma Cabin 78
110 X ISOITO3 TO LIVIRPOOL.
• . • • .
Chia! Cabin Passage..
Beoond Cabin Passage— . • CC
The ships from New York call at Co - r . it Varbo . r.
The ships from Boston call at Halifax and Cork nu
bor. _ .
PERSIA, Capt. Judking. ICA NA A, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Ca_pt. J. Stone. arnExicA, Capt. hloodie,
ABIA. Capt. E. 0. Lott. NIA.OARA. Cap' Anderson
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon . EUROPA. Capt.' Leitch.
SCOTIA, (now Molding.)
These vessels carry a olear white light at mast-head
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
ARABIA, Stone. leaves Boston, Wednesday. Sept. 3
AFRICA. Shannon, " Yor k Wednesday , eenL
AMERICA. Moodie, " Boston, 'Wednesday, Sept. 19
ASIA, Lott, " Yore. Wednesday. Sept. 26
x'UROPA, Little, " Boston. Wednesday, Oct. 3
PERSIA. Judkins. " N. york. Wednesday, Sept. /0
Berths not secured until pu s .
An experienced Surgeon on d..
The owners of these ships wil not be !mountable for
Gold, Silver Bullion, Spools. jewelry. Precious Stones
or Metals. rodeo. bills of laden are signed therefor and
the value thereof therm expressed. For freight or pan
sage. apply to B. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green.
aO3l New York.
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of RE Eh CCA PLEvougit, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adJii.t the supplemental account of 8. 1.1/"leLf,
and BiONJAMIN COATED. t xeoutnra of Rehm:am
Fletcher. deceased. and to report distribution of the
balanoe on hand, will meet all parties interested.fo r the
parpoges of his app intment. on TUESDA V. the 25th
day of tiEPTEMBER,HOO. et 5% o'clock P. M., at No.
10a North SIXTH Street. Philsdelphia.
. nib -shah 6t, ROBERT M. LEE. Auditor.
PSTATE OF ALEXANDER WRAY,
deem' d.—Letters of Administration to the estate
Or Alexander Wray, &passed. having been granted to
the subscribers. all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment, and those haven` claims to
present them to MARY C. WRAY.
JAMES WRAY.
Adminletratorl,
No. 239 CHESTNUT street.
1=13331
COAL.
GENIIINE EAGLE VEIN COAL—Pure,
Hard. Bright. and Glassy, r.tvial. it not superior.
to any Lehigh Coal sold. Egli anti Wove sizes S 4.+ 5 D
per ton. Large Nut 83.75. Call and examine, or send
Y our orders to SIAM BRAY4BOnrB trOAL, DaYOT,
CaLLOWHILL htreet. third yard above Broad street.
geld-120
fIA II TION !—ASTROLOGY !--LOOK
OUT!-0001) NEWS FOR ALL!—The nevz i
lading Mrs. VAN'HORN is the best; she swims
when all others have failed. All who are in trouble,a
'Who have been linfortnnate, deceived by false orOelle ,a
fly to her for advice and comfort. /a /etc, th e she
Atm./ails, She has the seeret 'waning the affec
tion. of the °pronto) sex- it is this fact which 112ChtelMI
int' prate pretenders to try to imitate her, and copy her
advertisement. elite snows yOu the likeness of your fu
ture wife husband, or &barna (need. It Well }mown
to the public at three that she is the Bret end only per
son who can show the likeness In reality. ntl can Ave
eutizsgat i olittn . on concerns
ti of li f e, whil
21 whiNei yrind eag ved y isSinsit ber t .lrmaperte
wa ne to brow (ijUp,
.13treat.betereenU ent
re? MI Firma •. , rolimin• •
SMr.E:IO i 4 I,ll:Kt's:and, ,pnats, 'for
sale. IiVETTIMit.I.I. As BROTHEL
MOO ' 47 sad 49 North ok,c7ors D Ht.
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM - SOALZ9,
fOr gale by FAITIEANEB & EWING,
/1 TO MUMPS &mit, halt,
HALOS IT AUCTION.
M THOMAEI *
• Boa. 1311 slat 141 1 1 ( M
1 , 0171 TE Iltente,
IPonee
It MITI
BALER A'rep Ext
poetic the inset agirat g iahr ati = P a
°co/minus! .4.3.11.
tor Handbills of .as ptoperte used aegandledy. ra
eidditum to which we pe Kush, mitt's Hiniaday4Volled
to each sale, on• thoesano, estgorom, to leg
for, , mine
fill desenetwee of progerty de
m cl i rß ti r.-- k 4= l. 7 " riiii estate awl
the Exehan i ts turfter , bold at In all Aroo:
a la ; to n e tjtore ? aril ti t ogir v i ehithet sale.
REAL IOTA? it ATE BALE.
OP' We hare • len* amount to real yeasts at Private
sale. 'waistline every deetaibtioa of tote sail coast',
property. Pouted lute nor
_beltAkinotkut wore
PRIVATE BALE
Ifirßeal estate entered on dm Pliralle
..sm rlhaller•
and ad +sniped ocessiorally trxr maims/as
tot which 1400 eosins are pirated vosiltly,l
charge,
Eighth Fall Plato. 79th Soptonotter, at tho Rzo4niagia
Ninth Fail &tic leth aerie . on the hawses. Re
tilte of George Reg. in agree. Cbeetaut Riff.
Tenth Aall Bale, Mb SI,E Wt. a: ta•
HALE OP mare
pnonto
COMM4II6ed as Moll to twatume Guinean
thu week.
•
tar Catalogitee now read/.
Peremptory gals.
COUPON BOND* MiIitTGAGIEW, ke.
Tamided.
Asptemberr.th. at Li o'rribek. boon. trill be sold at
Pubbo sale at this Philadelehie Esahaneeomri mi t y.-
worse for beat', for abase= of whom it may wawa.
the ((Mayan. viz
Aye oospoe bonds of the Esurtirn Market CowletnY•
1100 each /1110.000.1secuYed by three isezteseee, the
first Deaner date Seth March, ma ; wend beamed
de/. 13-h Jvtu. Me; and the third tmenet tide Prh
February. larle,and_yecorded at thllsYlellpeoa la 1110,1
Cage book AEI B. Plo A. pose ; 13 IS, Plo, 32, lege
MM. and A D B, :to. =S. page 23, reeyeoprery.
allo, • reee,pt of A. W. Juvenal. espertotesdast of
the h ard Trust, for JO of said bonds, and the right*
thereby *scared.
Th. rd. A eertom hood and wartime oiled tad du
etted by Junes Yovng to Beaus g.owporthenut. for
bet wrack has glace bees messed Po ird.
the same haring been seelpied by the 244 %begs
Comperthesit to Frarci• Maze. sad br • mild
Francis A. Drexel to William' Baelterott. sad au
dry potholes of insurance upon the Market BOW* of the
mud company.
Terms—Cash. payable at Oka tame of iseM, imme
diately after the property ra Mimic ed.!
TENTIT FALL BALE—nth BETTEY gas.
Orphans' Court Pals—Eststs ofssaad. Anthony G. Quorrslist,
4se
Threamatory Bnak DWltLit NO sad Lot of °gonad.
Washington street. west of BWIII/1011 stmt. sowed
watt.
Buns Fatate—Two t.R-etorr B-usk DWELLIIIWEI •
mbsrd street oast of E
c lovostli gtrest
aims Eatate—LOT OF goon D, Waglim out of
enzaatora ral k l4ineteentli
Same Est -I%U tat-story Brick DW PI O. Monk
Boath a &root. loot of toci stmt. rovrtallstk ward.
eate Fetste-33nek ZW.NLLIZIO. sytaa4 West.
• uith Irnrd.
Earns Fa ate—DWELLING and BATE BOPS& N'tk
Fourth street. south of l'arnany Teretfth word.
Dams etato—Erick DWELLING. Now Meet, bo
rough of Weat Chester. C heats r minty, Fa.
F_rromptory Isle. try order of Imam
Estate of Joha Murray. eooe
Three-story k 81011 e sad DW NO. North
east corner of Ninth and Ashore attrect. ant Irani.
Orph as' Court e siet—k tate o Mailgram' trate. debe'd.
•n andivined ninth part o the throretery auk
DWELL,' G. No. Xl6 Bqath Pruett ttrvet.
Same Esteur—An _agaslmdedi ni , th pert of the throe
stars Brink DW2.1.1.1P.0. No did Bout! Front street.
Fame Estate—An undiveled ninth part of tier large
B'l OB E and WAII3IIOIIBE. agratlaireat earner of Dots
ware avenue and Ten &ley, be -Wet Cheetnal meet. Et
feet 64nnhes front.
lame Estate-1u ur.divtdad ninth part of the thz••••
story Brzelr D NO, No. 210 Lombard atreea
Pleat modern REBIDEN CE. No. lit North Tolled/4h
street. above Chorry street.
Large and valuably wrier LOT Jll sores. Market, Chestnut. Oak. Forty anitik and Fiftieth sersete. Twos
ty. fon rih ward. goptaing brick aday_
Valuable corner LO r. by 1* feet. southeast amnia
of Boiota sod Florida stmts. Twenty-karts ward.
SALE OP SUPERIOR Is 7RN ITOR R. PINE
514.C.N0R-PLATE MANTEL ASO PLISR MIR
RORS, SUPSRIOR PIEE-PROOP SAIL PiMit
VELVET, BaliiiBv LS. AND OTRER CARPETS.
BEDS AND BEDDING, MONA;
AND GLASSWARE. Ac.
♦ CARD—Our Rai. this (Thursdayisiora t as, at et .
store. anti oomprae. besides OW lots of sneak's.
aseond-hand flimflam, line runek-plats mantel and
pier mirrors. Sae v•lvat. Brimele i and elm slopes,
lane and manor firs -arag safe, made by litriag,
charnieliers && and baddnag, , Clidas and sininvarr.
de., forming an attractive eascrtessitt, to vide in/ is
vas the atuntion of ladles, howsksepers, sad odors
desivotty of cambia:au,
Clasielree• Melt sad durSelkiilll
for scasunatiou
a trAWP ill Wit& MEM
0 . LANO-701T
Ttat Monett.
At II o'olottk, et the *echos sea% ha 4 1
OXOSCIOIIS neemel-imuoi Ammo,
Ern mimes. coma. OW. LtOrn
apim =l3
rOMP.III4 Is the owe
ash".
Also. a Mix, and superior ars-proof Owl. nide DI
Farrel and Herring.
Sala No. 133$ VUCE Sgt. !,
SUPERIOR FUR,. ITUR M aNT suatiossi.
TAPESTRY VELV CARP *a.
Oa Woodsy 0711111111.
14th iistaat,at o . lllollk. at it 0.1313 aprons street.
the ripener isrmtare. large Presett plate named Mil If -
Ch
rori. gas ohandelims. l>ataheatt3 estate eityela.
ios, &e.
KT Kay be summed. with oataJoymt. os the Team.
iac of the eats at 1 dales*.
Salo No. 1199 lihraad avehow
SUPERIOR PUMNCI I. 7. aceswooD PIANO.
TAP s RY CARPETS. &e.
Cht 'Loraine.
Nth tut. at 10 oNsteek. by at pie. irie
Girard wrestle, ths superior parlar,:diaiarr room. amd
ohamber lantana. roamer-1 araao.fmta. &as ca t mat.
tats, ea~rrabr~a . Mow the ameba' tarnitare.
shoussd s Obeli an ta• stoma/ a
the sale.
PEREMPTORY R LE op woct, BY °ROILS. OP
THOMAS RILSKN A CO.
On Wednesday Moms a t
sayte robe r fi. at 11 o'clock. call v sold. by . r . ds,
without reserm_id the Allanufeetuntre ex No.
On North FRONT dtreet,a Large lot of Nome,
Ohio. and other lzhisse, Tub. arid unwaehed Wool
grades.
lir These Wools are very tight and 1110/7 deterahle.
and will be sold in ;dull lota. oriel in aesowanuate
nurchnew •
Ali the Wool offered be in store and elm for ax
anon/Won at rim ft. 011, NI sad Nortk Itraral strew.
and Net. 31 and 33 South "mat .met, sadorta Orono.
tr examlnauen the day prostom to W. Mae SON hr
laPaalorees with&if 4Siwild= of our kit win
t • ready one week i previous so sr le._
Also, a lot of Case of Good Bops Halt wag.
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Waj,Nll r FURNITURE:. MAYWOOD PUN%
CURTAItitI._TAPYRTILY CeJlfInTS. ke.
Oa lisditesday n.
Nth at 10 o'eloak. at
La.N ealli
_Twee Utah
i g tar k g e or o LParant szatt,
" l aintings as engrerinipt, inetapieia eatpena,
Alan. the Wotan Dolmen.
war Mat ett coatined at I leoloek Da the 11011111 of
the We with catalog-ea.
Parem'oton We, To. 903 MAU K T Street.
STOOK UFon SUPERIOR Pt&NOS.
9n Mday Mornkm.
Ont.!. at 11 o'olock t Plo.901_*•11414 1161 W. •a
tom stook of P. Sohalar,tlata 'aorta & eNtal•r.) de
clining lbosinses. sonlansing a immoral aleastmen t Of
rat onion OX pail 7-ootatn Mosswood Prim*. mann 46-
tarid Tltti great own. anagaaary for nig srangeoan sales.
and nattanted in story nearset.
fir MST De •11111112114/ Um. dus PrilVbOta to pals,
with oaftlma•s. and will be sold onion taserm
MO3ZE3 NATELAN 1 3, 0 T TOPIC I
AND continuum 3111i1CILMIT. eoatheast
corner Of USTI end_EACE ayr
MONEY IN) AP
$23,000 to loan, at the lowest rates. diaremsmU.
watches. Jewelli. Silver elate. try goods. . apo
veiram hardware. cauea &WIN aeriatar
nitare, bedthas, ind on good' of ovary Cesenpitata.
terse or small amounts, bot one diallor. to taernemie
for any lentth of time
Sir The Olden Eitettarii:Nosim la this tots.
air Private, entrance on CE Street.
sr Amine= km? front lA. 74. let P.R.
H InarB734)f.MVPALTat._
lear Advance. or SUM ami
.army' at tea Mt Gan
Advances of 'MS sad anwardn, dm Nor &sal. toe
short loans
47 ritrvj E rz EA
Some of the AIWA SOL, PATirk : fiNTlLllt
OHIWNOMETEIL WAT IS , man tarsi at
the =hat selling prices. gold lover seri levies Cato
silver lever and lams watches. .:Unt.tah. Swam
Preach watches. at eatotushmtp low snow, jewelry , e
every descnytion. very low,cans. WSW& WNW lit
iitntmenti, met (amity or uarana otee
he tho
Importation prim in want:Um to nut 64fisoeih, nowt
vanons other
017-r f Mit &taxa
Attoodoo to trotootat tty tio7 Aoushutawie.
Consitiunects of ear sad evair r idat of roofs sett
cited. OMNI KATRilthiB.
Faq.ENDID FET OF DI AMONDEI AT PAPIATH
BAL B.
andastaig of diamaad aad opal brasatpia adA ear
ring.. Pm*, 4610. Cart in fang 01.1110.
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAINS
- ---
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROA.D.-Elergistp
acd fasrk e streeta.
Train leaves.-------....-- 1' 35 A. .l.
Fan Line - —. 50 A..
Ha metaled Aeoommodatiem...... ......... 3 CO Y. M.
I.anCAtt er Accommodation.-- ..... 4 OP. Al.
Pa timbers a veoznmodatioa —..... 5 4.3 P. M.
West Chester trains leave Eleventh aad Market at
7 30 A. M.,1130 soda OOP M.
Willis manor?, Buffalo, and. Motors Falls,
leave 7 15 A.. Id., and f 00 P. M.
NEW YOER LINES-Widnut-Street Wharf.
Aecom. Line, via C. and A.. leaven.. II 00 A. M
Aocom. Line, VlSJelrey City . . . -.• 000 A. M
Morning Express via Jersey City, . end A. Af
Stem teat via Tawny and Jersey City. H (g) A. AI
Camden and Amboy Accommodation... .... -1330 P. M.
Express, via Camden and Amb0y.......__..2.60 P. AL
Evening Exprese,vis Tacony anl. C ....... 4 03 P. M.
Event • g Mail, via Canidsi and Jersey C..- 400 P. Al.
Might Exert= Mail --El OD p. m.
Camden and Amboy Accommodation . LOO P M.
end4oo Flemington:ht . *. RIO
end 4 CO P. M., from Walnut street wharf,.esul 7.10 A.
Forom Kensington depot.
Water Gan,
__Stroudsburg. Scranton. Wilkeeharre.
Montrose, Great Bend, ko. at 6 A. M., from Walnut
street wharf. and 7,10 A. le, from Rensingeon depot.
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown and Bethlehem, at 100
A. N.. and 410 P. M.. from Walnut-etreet wear!, and
7.13 A. M , from Keneington and 000, Mount 110113. at B.to and 9 00, A. 30.,100 and 4.30,
P. at .
•
For 'Freehold, at B.fo, A. M., acd 2.03. P.M.
Way Line for Trenton, Mato!, Sro;2o and 4.00 P.
M., from Walnut street wharf, and 7 RI. A. M., and
5 85, P. M., from Kennington.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Broad and Prints.
Express Train leaves— .....—... &Rs A. M.
do• ---
do • . II 50 •162
Par WilnlingtOrTAl &16 , A. m . LOG 12, lab. a.. ant(
11.10, P. P.M.
•
l'o'r Middletown, Pover, New Castle. Seaford sad In
termediatehose. at &16. A. M.. and 6.00. P. rd.
anntisys—For Baltimore at 11.10,
READING RAILROAD—Broad and Callowtill streets,
Express Train 1eave5.......... ..-- ...- ... 300 A. M.
Night - '•—••-••• - • .- • - • • • 330 P. M.
Reading Accommodation —_ 500 P. M.
ELMIRA AND NIAGARA FALLS—Broad and Cal
lowhill.
Fnoreas Train leaves— _ . Night Eacress.._
GERMANTOWN ANDNORRISTOWN RAILROAD
Trains 'my." for ronabohooken and Norriatotrn at
5 60,734.9.06 and 11.05, A. M.. and 1 04, 3.re 419, 5 191.
650 and 11 15, P M. Par Panay unit. at 660, 130, 9,06,,
11 05, A. M., and 1 00. 205. 3.05.4.9). 563. 600, 815 and
11.3, P. M. For Germantown. at 600. 200. 890. 906.
10 00.11 00.1700. A. M.. and 1 00.2 00.3 cO , 3.30. 4 00. SOO.
6 00.630. 7 00. e,co. 9 00.10,15. 11 M. P. M. Pot Chestnut
Hut, et 604 8 00. 10 00 and 1200, A. 141., and 1.94 1.70.
6.00 830, 800 . 904 and 10.15 P- M.
iieiin.fcrdenetintirin; leave, 9.30. A-M.. ii,nd
00. 3.00,8 00 7.43 and 1030. P. M. Leave Cirtaannaws.
at 8 10, A. M., 1.10 4 00.0. W, 9.30, P. XL For Pornatowa
900,A. M.. 3.00 and 5.00 P. 31. Lell7f) Maritaiol,2l
A. AI, wand 100 P. 31.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC T# AI LE OAD—Nruts-otres
wharf.
Moil Train loaves
tzpress Train-
Accommodation. to Egg Eardn
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD—Front and
Vnilow.
For Bethlehem, leave at VO, A. M., and S. 30 and S
P. M.
Por . Dorr. lestown.leave at 000, A. M., and SW P. M.
For Part Washington, leave at 023, A. M., and 2.15
P.M.
• Bandana—For Bethlehem at 8 00, A. M. For Doi Wl
town at 3.00 P. M.
WEST CHESTER, Ink StE niA—Eights en th an a
market 'treats.
Trains leave at 720 10..10 A. 11,1.. 2 111,4.6.. talk P. 31..
Sundays leave at &W. A. M., tO9 P. Pk.
Trains marked thus t • inin oa SIMMS; 1) Satin
ay s excepted.
ei•Ams SW C , ingeses,:
&rya • ,
and flieciether: m;
a" - E. Ur=
with other
towns and eiiiiiiiihe Um ettit
Jel6-tf Omni AMlass7°
800 A. 141
—Ninth and Green
-. 7.10 A. M.
00
1.15 r. tot.