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LEDGER AND DAILY TRANSCRIPT. rtUXrifUl, Ws 1849 Mian ura jaUrTW Ja a recent speech In tha Chinese Maaeauo, political meeting, Mr. DiUai iDkM to ths extravagant xpendlter poa Oirud JiiuMMHamluhMMilimrrUlU ViaWa, WW WPW aywy. Ml chool boMM, to tha difference of opinion mumtkIh nmlu rle hta. between the two nrlnciDal nriiM Wn Kivm nn Annoam witk tb poUticeJ opinion! of Mr.

Sillu, or of any other pubue servant, and shall suggest no comparison betwwa DemoerMj" and Federalitm," old or aew. Wt leave to those more interested than the Ledger la the victoriea or defeat of partiea, the ez poaition of their aterita or Our holiness is with principles and lyttem, and not with Individual or aasociaiion. s' OiiardCoitrgeiaaaoblettraetare. It win endure for ages, as a monument of clastic taste in its archi tect, and be ud upon and exhibited by a portion of oareitisena, aa an ensign of civic magnificence, Oar arbane ciceroni, in ihowing onr lions to "distinguished will point, with ikopoeratie exaltation, to the mo beautiful strueturein all the Union, saying, behold the brightest jewel of Phila i delphla!" Bat the "distinguished stranger," if tafficlently endowed and cultivated to look beyond dollars and cent, mortsr and marble, capitals and avehitnms, will say to himself, if not sadibry, this at indeed a magnificent monument. But of what? It records the city's enterprise, the city's prosperity.

But it also record! the city's pride, the city's vanity, Ike eity's injustice. That structure tells of millions expended la superfluous ornament; In rearing a nagnificeat pile, beautiful to the eye, but useless for any purpose beneficial to mankind. Ii also tells of Bullions squandered in violation of the munificent donor's design of millions withheld from the suffer tag child of poverty, groping In ignorance and' Crawl ing, HlVWWjlUI WUHW WMJ Hm WW UIKWLH1U light which those millions would have shed in his path, if justly, honestly expended." In thinking thns, would the distinguished stringer be right Answer, all ye, whoever ye are, who ire morally responsible for any defeat or delay of the donor's design Who Is that boy, in mean attire, With the oatward signs of poverty, but with a soaring and expanding spirit struggling within, leaving his fatherland to seek his fortune In a land of txptri wumtt Wait awhile. We shall see him hereafter. This hi now a land of equal rights and equal chances, jrkm the road to nrnaneritv ia onen to all who omrk it with energy and perseverance where young enterprise is not restrained by privilege, claiming hereditary right to fruits "which it has neither raised nor gathered.

Ik such land, that exile boy may achieve greatness. Who is that old man, of lofty front and stern, yet benevolent countenance, in that humble dwelling in that narrow street Tliat is a merchant of many yean, who has gone through a long career of (energy, perseverance, sagacity and access, adorned by the purest integrity, the most is Stephen Girard, the exile boy of many years ago, warehouses have been filled with the wealth of all climes, and whose wharves and stores and booses, reared to accommodate useful industry, ire found in almost every street of our great city. And Stephen Girard, too prOud to beg, too aspiring to waste time or talrattoo self relying for dependence on others, too honest to seek success through any indirection, is now the owner of millions, the wealthiest man in all the State, if not in all the nation Where is his pslace Where the magnificence, the pomp, the gorgeousness becoming the wealthiest merchant Low and vulgar mast be his taitei, if, with all his he still takes his staple repast ceneau mat modest roof. Stop, friend, and lifted. The aoul of Stephen Girsrd was created for higher purposes.

It soars far above the trappings of vulgar ostentation. He is a nobleman of nature, whose patent comes from God, and not a lordling of traffic, whose title is conferred by the vulgar homags of a servile crowd, worshiping lace and tinsel. He ii in aristocrat of benevolence aim philanthropy, aad not of arogant ostentation and insolent pretention. See aim intent on those architectural plans. Perhaps he Is Contriving a new dwelling, la which ingeneitr ahall be exhausted in ministering to vulgar sella pretenders.

No. lis is, indeed, thinking of him Oriental magnificence. He is thinking or himself ss the exile boy, the humklc bef inner in the race of life, Starting with none of the nana! aids to success, with mo other capital than a sound head and a pure heart, the gifts of God, and not of man. And be is thinking how these have borne him upon the full tide of prosperity, and how they would have borne him, earlier, faster, farther, if aided by that Intellectual cultivation which he ought to have hid at starting, aad which he was obliged to snatch In going along. And hs has seen, la hia course, hundreds, thousands, with less of hia Intellectual power, a i i L.

t. i 1 IN uivrciuav wiuwn aia n)wsiv aiwuvu, who might have reached prosperity and usefulness, if furnished at starting, with tdaxaiiea, that best auxiliary to talent and aspiration, but who, for want of it, fell in premature ruin, a bardea to society. What, thinks he, has built that costly prison, and tiled It with the rains of humanity The expendi tare of the wealthy upoa personal selfishness. Por kosueaare the foundations of palaces, ud palace sea tha foundations of prisons. Afjr wealth, thinks he, snail be left to aid Ue poor, the noweiesa, the home lew, me exiic, tne cniwien in warn, nnu i once was, and shall aid them to become what I am.

And it shall render them that best of aid at starting in the race of life, knowledge of their duties to God, their neighbors and themselves, intellectual and moral eal tivatioa. The school house is the best of all eharl ties, because most effective to dispense with the almshouse and the prison. Soeh were the dreams, the designs, of that wise aad benevolent old man, that capitalist, that milium. I erfri, that lor" of dollars, that aristocrat of worldly wealth, yet that nobleman of nature, beneath ht humble roof, surrounded by his simple appliances. Aad eould at have controlled that design from a bet tor world, or bad he left bit like in representative, hundred! now pining in want, and grovellinr it Boranee, or by want driven through ignorance to nsse, aught nave blessed the land with their useful aid, instead of cursing it with their criminal hostility.

mm in migiiy oesigns of oirard were superintend ed by vulgar pretention aad sordid selfishness, and newn sacrificed to silly ostentation. The conceptions of a giant were prosecuted by dwarfs, and our city wiu ooast or marble, when it might have boast edofsv. BaUMiATioa or TnoMMosiDiffieulties ariaing oat of the peculiar organization and manaie. meat of the Arch street Presbyterian Church in this city, have induced the Rev. Mr.

Thompson to resign ais pastoral charge. la accepting his resignation, theehareh and congregation expressed the deepest regret at their lost, and their high estimate of the eminent faithfulness and zeal, with Which Mr. Thompsoa had deported himself among thorn. Hia deaerture is a subject of deep regret to Who can estimate the anion of sincere piety, Witnoat cant, and high attainments without pretentions. Tm Hixitt at PoTTivuii Ue taking measures joseearealaw that shell give (them a Ilea oa the eoilierica UO their labor Is paid for.

They are fre tfaenUy deprived of all their wages by the insolvency of Such a law as they ssk is sustained by Jnatice, aad we hope that the very next session of tha Legislature will enact one for the protection of fii hard working and deserriag ebss of the com inanity. Tax Wuo Coxraxx of the 15th Congrsasional atiatriet, etaaaoap! a. ooonties of York and sVoaaet ckfch last, at East Berlin, and tf commended for re tleeUon the present Represents liVC Hon. Heary Na. Mf.

Smyta, roeonv mended by Adams, deeUsea. DUMiMMThe four midahtpeB who wef, otraed la a duel at Annapolis, a few months since, kavs been dismissed the aervUa. The aasMeof these gntleraen are Byrd W. Btevensoa, taasia paUaa, Walter Queen, and John Gale. Piat or a W.

toa, Esq a Senator elect to tha legislature of North Carolina, from tha counties of Richmond aad Rqbe on, died oa the 8th tare aaembers who have died stnee the Augmst eleetios. Tax Caitas Statu NavyTh United Btstea NsvyeoBsisiaefasventy six vessels, Carrying tl74 unay I 1 I Ml I i II Taa rssTiaATosY ELxeTtoa, la PeUware, takes PUBLIC BT txASKaTTIO TEUtGBAPH FOB; THE senator IMaagana aad Berriea. WaSHTROTON, Sept. It. The National Intelligencer of this morning contains letters from the llin John McPherson Berrien, of Georgia, and Hon.

Willie P. Hangum, of North Carolina, written with a view to contradict a report, imraamoaaly circulated by their political opponents In the South, that thev intend to annnort Gen. Cats in the pending Presidential Canvaas. They declare their firm adherence to the Philadelphia nominations of Taylor and Fillmore. Another Rallread Celltsiem.

Niw Yoax, Sept. 18 Id P. M. The train from Syracuse, going West, this evening, waa run into near Auburn oy a freight locomotive. Two or three car were torn to pieces by the collision, and I regret to add that one man waa seriously injured, and about siz others were scalded.

BUTtKoax, Sept. 18 1 P. M. The flour market is without particular change this morning. A few parcels of Howard street have been taken at 5 37 to SS 44, while City Mills is held st tS 60.

There is leas movement in grain, but prices are steady. Prime red wheat lit to 118, and white lis to 120. Corn ranges from 61 to 00 for white and yellow. Holders of provisions are firm, but not presaing the market, which is steady at former prices, with the usual trade demand. BiLimoai, Sept.

190 P. M. The flour market this afternoon is steady, but not active. Sales of 1000 bbls. Howard street st 3 37.

Nothing doing in City Mills. Sales of corn meal at 3 0fij to 16, and rye flour at SJ per bbl. 10,000 bushels white wheat sold at IS to fl 15, and red at 1.04 to Sl.li per bushel. Sales of 15,000 bushels prime white corn at S3 a 64 and yellow at 60 to cts. per buahel.

New Orleans molasses sells st 34 to 35, ets. per gallon. Sales of whiskey at U7 cts. The sales of provisions are only for the supply of the regular trade demand. Lard is dull, snd has a downward tendency.

Surars are in fair demand. Sties of 000 hbds. Porto Rico sugar at 4 to SJ ets. per lb. Niw Yoai, Sept.

10, 1919. The Stesmer Northener arrived thia morning from Charleston, S. snd the ihip Stephen Lnrmanfrom Canton. PiTTiBrao, Sept. 19.

In Flour there are more sellers thin bayers. Sales of Western at 4 J6J per bbl. Prime red Wheat sells st 81 ets. Sales of prime yellow Corn st 32 ets. Oats S3 cents per bush.

Barley heavy and inactive. In provisions quotations sre steady, but there is no activity In sny article. There la a speculative movement in Lard, and the market has an upward tendency. No change in groceries. The weather here is very pleasant.

There are three feet water in the channel. Fzox CiLiroasu. Mr. Edwin Beale, the grandson of Com. Truxton, hu arrived at Washington from California, and hu performed the most rapid journey that has ever been known from the Pacific to Washington.

He left Commodore Jones at Paz on the 1st of August, came by Mizitlan, and arrived at the Port of San Bias on the 10th, snd pushed his way by horses and mules across the country to the city of Mexico, where he arrived on the 17th. He waa detained by Mr. Clifford three days for despatches, and In 48 hours psased from Mexico to Vera Cruz, about 875 miles, sleeping not more than ten minutes st a time. From Vera Cruz he sailed to Mobile, and arrived at Washington on Saturday evening. Mr.

Beale crossed from the Ps cific at Ban Bias to the Gulf at Vera Cruz, in the unexampled jenrney of ten days on the road, and was detained at Mexico three days. He brings despatches to the Secretaries of the State and Navy. Mexico he found full of insurrection, robberies snd murders. Only of the three millions remain, and when that is exhausted a revolution ii ezpected. He confirm! the accounts of the extraordinary richness of the gold surface, and the excitement it had produced among all elaiaei of people.

The danger in California ia from the want of food for the residents, snd still more for the stream of emigrants. Tbx GaaxD Corciit at tui Mciicil Fro Hall. The Muiical Fund Hall, aa our reader! already know, baa been undergoing alterations snd improvement, to adapt it to the large assemblies of fashion snd taste that sre ezpected to grace it dunag the season just commencing. The design has been happily carried oUt, snd the large hall is certainly one of themnat beautiful thitt our city can boast. It will be opt ned to night on the occasion of the Grand Concert, in which the principil performers of the celebrated Italian Opera Troupe will perform, including such artistes as line tenors Avirnone, Ar dili, Botetini, and the charming eantatriee Julia Northill.

There Is ss excellent selection of pieces, and the whole affair promises to be an entertainment worthy of the musical teste of lbs eity, sa well as of the well known talents of the performers. Ixmigkatioh ixto Ctru, Thsimmigratienof tha Yucsteco Indians into Cuba has excited among the planters an idea that they might be employed with advsnlage in the culture of cane and other plants, the indigenous productions of that island. Tha Fart says, thst seeustomed to labor in a similar climate, active, robust and intelligent, they.are preferable to both Africans snd Asiatics, to whom the cultivation of tie fields is now exclusively confined, Acting under this Impression, the Royal Junta of Industry baa granted permission (or ths Importation of 1200 labor tra from the Peninsula 900 single men and 300 married couples. Their passage will be paid, and, on their arrival, they will be distributed among, tha planters, for a small monthly stipend, with food and clothing. Tbxatiical aSD Mvsicax, Forrest is ezpected to commence an engagement here next week; he will probably be followed by the Seguln Opera Company at the same theatre.

Madame Anna Biihop is on her return from Canada to New York, where the will ipend tha fall and winter. A new American play, called Zillah, a tale of Washington," by Miss Richardson, has been announced at the Victoria Theatre, London. Intimation Is given in one of the New York Sunday papers that Mr. Maeready will not be allowed to perform in that eity, ia eonsequence of some alleged disrespect shown by him to Mr. For rest when the latter was last in Europe.

A popular S'uo oi new rorz is sua to nave organized to pre vent his appearance on the stage. We don't believe a word of it. Tax Caoro Warn Woazs. The annual report of these works, Just published, makes the following cxuidh: ine receipt! for the year were 2251 63, being an increase of 32,000 69 over the receipts of ths preceding year. The expenditures for ths same time have been 74, an Increase of 74.

The total length of pipes kid down in the eity is estimated st 17S miles, aad the supply daily taken from the Reservoir at fifteen or sixteen millions of of which about one half is esti mated to be wasted. The waste has got to be so great ss to materially redace tha supply in the Dis tributing Reservoir, and to eat off the suddIv from nooses ucaieu on sign ground. IVzw Cnxar RailIoad Lot. The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have resolved, with the concurrence of the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company and the Postmaster General, to ran a three dollar line set weea Nsw York' and Philadelphia, leaving Camden and Jersey City every morning at six o'clock. This Uns will run through on ths Jersey track, through Bordentowa, Burlington.

Ac. Tui Tataa CajrnnATU for Consrass ia ths Pint Congressional District of New Jersey, are Andrew Hay, Whig; Dr. Jonathan Pitney. and C.hm J. Hollia, Native and Free Soil.

Rosas, run Gorxixei or Bsinos Ann. km a claim of two millions sterling against ths British for taking Guano from Patagonia. Ntw PuiLi(Tiom. ttirrt's Uf, ami Workt Thia is a cheap publication by Redfield, of Near York, and Zieber A of this eity, similar to that which appeared in the London Fenny Magazine some years sgo. The design is a good one, bat the exeea tioo ii sot eommenmra with the design.

Theeats sre worn out, and fail to give the satisfaction aa pected from genaine engravings of the great painter. The life is mack bettor than Ue representation of the works. wf Jdoa kit swa La. B. Mm.

k. published a number of little volumes, which are a perfect cheap law library, and are valaaels to bast aessmea. They comprise The Landlord and tm. aant's Assistant'' In which ia furnished it tu defied form, the ktw la islatioa to the rights aad duties of landlords and tenants, in all ths States of the I'nion, with an appendii and the eoastitation of New ork. The Bhipperl and Carrier's Assistant" being adapted to the Wants of mania and inland ia Hirers, and presenting a summary of tha laws relating to the liabilities of common carrier.

Every Maa his own Coonsslm," being aa improved edition of forms of legal iassramsats, aad Evsry Bailor his lawyer," a Wtle work ovoted to the rights of asssrnrers. navv mlnn. mnr. table, ie. On.

Mgifj, No. Incidents Rs sauM, ay Wm. OriaMhaw, and the Image of hi vaneVi? 0ober taW Vfi a axemleat LOCAL AFFAIRS. Suieidt. Coroner Leidy yesterday held sn inquest at the house of Mr.

Smick, a Sherul's officer, in Marshall street, below Coatea, oa the body of Jacob Mann, a boat 67 years of age, who for many years past resided at the Jefferson Hotel, Falls of Schayl kilL The deceased was the executor to an estate, la administering which there bad been some informality, and for which he was on Monday arrested by Meaara. Soiiek and Hancock, Sheriff's officers, by order of the Orphans' Court. He waa taken ia charge by Mr.Smickand kept at hisrssidenoeduring the night, to be taken before the Court yesterday. About o'clock ia the morning Mr. and Mis.

Smick were alarmed by ths report of firearms, snd upon repairing to the room occupied by Mann, be was found lying oa the floor, surrounded by pool of blood. A rifle barrelled pistol was found by bis side, and from the fact of finding powder, caps snd buckshot ia his pockets, there is no doubt that the pistol waa charged with the latter. Upon the examination by the jury of inquest, it Waa found that he had discharged the contents of ths pistol into his right ear, tearing away the ear and the surrounding parte, and breaking up the whole of the upper position of the brain, evidently causing initant death. The verdict of the jury waa, "that ne committed suicide in the manner described, whilst under a state of excitement, caused by his srrest and the prospect of imprisonment under ciraamstancss connected with the estate to which he had been administering." He waa a widower, and had always borne a respectable and irreproachable character, and wis beloved by all who knew him. Hottat Corpi Can Yesterday, before Judge Kelley, a hearing took place of the case of the Commonwealth vs.Edmon Blankman and Edward Hey sham, being a charge of conapiracy preferred by Mad.

Gigon to extort money. The facta were similar to those presented on the preliminary hearing before Alderman Crowell, which have been before reported. The defence offered to produce evidence, which it waa urged would place the defendinti in a position entitling them to sn immediate discharge but the court rafessed its determination to refrain from setting a prroeilent which might act injuriously in future, and to adhere to the established rule, to hear the testimony of the Commonwealth, for the purpose ot ascertaining whether a case of probable cause eiiited. After the witnesses had been examined, the ease was srgued by the counsel on both aides, the prosecution contending that a prima facia ease had been made out, and the defence insisting that the conflicting character of the evidence made it doubtful that any money whatever had been paid by 'he prosecutor in the settlement of the former ease and on the other hand, if it wu proved that the case had been sdjustrd In the manner alleged, the defendants had not violated the law. Judge Kelley, aftercommenting upon the evidence, reminded the defendant! to trie cuitody of their bail.

He aaid, of course he would not pronounce guilty of the offence charted, htvini only heard one aide, but he thought it waa a cue that ought to go before' a jury, where they would have an opportunity of producing tirir evidence. Counsel for the prosecution, Edgar E. Pettit and Constant GuiUou. For the defendants, John Sergeant, David Paul Brown, Wm. Linn Brown and Edwin Sleeper.

Painful Cait tf Drowning. On Monday afternoon, a lad, named Chas. Young, son of Wm. Young, North Second street, was drowned in the Delaware by falling from the steamboat Wave, on her patsaga from Burlington. The deceased, we learn, wsnt into the water clueet and leaned againat a door which opened into the wbselhouse, which had been loft un fattened It yielded to bis pressure, and he fall span the paddles of the wheel, snd after miking several revolutions, sunk to rue no more.

The body had not been recovered laat evening. District Xtmimotimt. The Democrats of the district of Spring Garden on Monday evening mide the following ticket for Commissioners: B. Hemtzelman, N. L.

Hatfield, Wm B. Small, M. Jobn Brener. M. M.

D. Wartmen, Jo seph Lippincott, Joseph S. Kite, John E. Young, for one year. The ssme evening the following Democratic nominations were made in the Northern Liberties For Mayor John F.

Belsterling, Ets. Commieiinnera Peter Annbruater, Daniel H. SoU liday, J. J. Stewirt, Henry Sheetz, Jonah Brant, Thomai Wilmer, James S.

Watson. Dmtcratie Ifominatitmj. The Democratic City Delegauon last evening made the following nominations Select Council Samuel H. Perkins, in place of John Cadwalader, declined. Common Council Wm.

Geiase, Georte Tiber, Geo. K. Childs, Tneo. D. Hadley, A.

E. Dougherty, Wm. H. Horstauin, Alfred P. Hester, Clement C.

Biddle, Wm. H. Adimi, Joseph Caskey, Wm. H. Dunn, A.

Boyd Hamilton, Chas Kerk, Fred. A. Server, Abraham 8. Wolf. Joseph Wstermtn, Gideon Weatcott, J.

J. Walters, Jno. F. Ohl, Henry McKeen. Bunal of a SolJier.

The funeral of Jeremiah Cor ton, returned volunteer, took plies yesterday afternoon. He wi a member of Company under the command of Captain Small, which corpi turned out in their campaign uniform, to piy the latl tribute of rnpect to a valiant comrade. Col. Wynkoop and other officer! of the Pennsylvania Regiment, with large representations fmm the several corps composing these regiments, atteaded the funeral, as also several societies and aasociatinns, to which the dectaaed belonged. The eolfin containing the corpie was en re loped in the Ameriean flag, end borne la a hearse drawn by four black korsea, Robber Arrtstsd.

Geyrtm Roas. a roanr man. who. on afondav moraine was employed by Captain Nor aaan as a band on board his canal boat, lying at Pine street wharf, the iraa night took advantage of hit situation to carry off the entire wardrobe of his employer. Captain Norman, however, encountered tha thief in the street yesterday afternoon, detecting him by recognizing the coat he wore aa one that he had lost.

He was arrested and carried before Alderman he wu itripped of the stolen property. me onenuer aricnowieoged we ineti, ana etaiea where he had pledged the other articles, which were obtained and restored to the owner. Ross was committed in default of S300 bail. Tkt Hyiropkobia Com The hydrophobia pitient at Ue Hospital remained in a vary low state last evening, and it was thought to be very doubtful whether he would survive the night. The spasms gradually increated in violence during the day, and confirmed the physicians in their previous belief that hia ease was beyond their skill.

Mrs. Weeks, the wife of the unfortunate man, ia in a very destitute condition, and her esse presents strong claims npoq sa asvuv yvivut, Tkt Horticultural ErlihiiiM Tha for ths exhibition which opens this afternoon, are infinitely superior te those of former years. In the uwer aaioon ue (aoies ror tue display or plants sre of an oval shape surrounding the pillars; while the design! panned by tie gardeners will be ranged along the centre. The ceiling ia beautifully ornamented with festoon of laurel wreaths. A different ar rangemcnt for the display of the fruits snd vegetables in the upper saloon hss also been effected.

The tallies art rangeo on either side or the room, leaving ample space for ths promenade, the centre being occupied with various highly ornamental designs. At the eastern end is "temple of Pomona," more than twenty feet in height, beautifully arranied for show ing off the fruits to the best advantage. It encloses a cnanaejier, ine ugnrof which will have a delightful effect. In secordanca with a rMnlninn k. committee were sent to the various Horticultural Societies throughout the Union, in order to confer with them, and induce contributions of their fruits.

This measure has produced great variety of specimens, and the visiters will therefore have an opportunity of comparing specimen of fruit from en ana otner pans or the country, with those produced in onr own immediate vicinity, having beenfbrought hither by committees of the society, who were despatched to the various Horticultural Dociniea wrooguoui ue union. JjimpUd HitliwayRebbtry About 10 o'clock on Monday night, as Joseph J. Keefe waa walking along Christian street, near Eighth, a man rushed out from a fence near which he was standing and seized him dj ue oac or ue neck. The assailant was partially enveloped is cloak, and while he was attempting to get his other hand free from beneath It, Mr. Kerfs waa enabled to break from his man ami escape.

He ran toa grocery store close by, and obtaining assistance returned to the spot, but hi assailant had fled. His object la supposed to ksve been plunder. The attention of the author uiee ia needed in thia vicinitv. which is dark and anfre 3 en ted at night, as a countryman was knocked own and robbed of the proceeds of hia marketing Kane short time since. Stritmt Aecuans On Monday afternoon, Joseph Maynes, residing in Poplar street, near New Market, was severely iniured ia hia left arm bv tha in ratine of an old musket, with which he had just landed, near the High Bridge, from a gunning excursion.

Hs had fired uaniara amnmf limia dnnn tha day, and the cauae of the ex plosion Is unaccountable, as the musket bad the appearaaeeof being ia good condition. AccuUnt. Benjamin Lobh. a kd. ahont IA veara of hi am ana nana severely injure yesterday by the accidental discharge of a gua in the hand oT another lad, who waa in tha act of loading the piece, at a short distance.

Tho gun was charged with shot, ths most of which entered his arm. He was taken to the Hospital. AaaMar Oa Fridav avenina laat. Mr. Haeher.

tie proprietor of the Yellow Cotlace, sustained a vary severe Iniary of his left hand and finren tha iMk wanaj wavaaiav ui a punu waicn Be lieu, un anger hss since been amputated by Dr. Msrshall. fUtew. Ths man whs Ml Ki, int the Delaware from the steamboat Commodore Stockton was rescued by Samsel and George Gilbert. He waa nearly exhausted wnea they came to his rescue.

After being safely lodged oa hoard of the boat and partially recovered from hM fright, he very pathetically asked them If they weald not save kis hat. which was Boating a short distance from them. Ptrtmmal JimmM Joaanh namnlm araa aaaiLul last evening at Sixth and Cheanut street, by another man Waoae name is unknown, who, sfter knocking LwiwniB in me i ace. as assailant escape. Jmt rwft Yestediry, In the Court of Quarter nt, before Jadte Kelley, the jury ia the ease of Robert Tanrnpeon, hmnrj C)utntin and Wm.

Fox, ekhtged with asaauk ana battery oa Charles Flowers, rendered a verdict of guilty, With a reaomaenaation to mercy. 4 Abraham Thomson, ehargedwtth keeping vicious ordered to pay Ue eosts. Wm. Wilt waaeonvietedoi; receiving a rammer belon(ring to the Corporation of Hprin Gar Jen. Taomaa Wiiuams was convicted ofihs larceny of fit belonging to John Little.

The proseretor and defendant lodged in the room of a hotel in Walnut St near Front, and during the night the Utter was alleged to have taken the money oat of the pocket of the nsnts of th prosreator. Wm. Tracv was tried ana ehArr okai a Jteol Estau Salt. The following properties were rd laat evening, at the Exchange, by M. Thomas A Sons Lot of ground and frame, Callowhill street, Jbnve Twelfth, DO feet front by lit deep, suhject to 30 ground rent, B00.

Residence, No Walnut street. So feet front by 133 deep, 10,100. Brick dwelling. No.I7 Wood Utreet, H) feet front by 47J deep, Bless. Blacksmith's shop on Swan arm street, below Queen, is feet it inches front by tl feet 8 mcnes deep, subject to i.W 75 ground rent, S30.

Three story brick, corner Eleventh and Spring Garden, 18 feet Inches front by TO deep, 1045. House adjoining, 16 feet front by TO deep, W7S. Three story brick, Ogden street, above Ele enta, 16 feet front by 78 deep.tlHOO. Three story brick, Brown street, east of Schuylkill Eighth, IS feet front by 06 feet inchct deep, subject to tit ground rent, $J7J. Aorrew fjeopw On Mondsy, Andrew J.

Wit JOi on of David Wilson of Perm District, was kicked by a horse in the stomach, and very narrowly escaped serious injury. Tha ssme day, a child ran againat a heavy ladened wagon ip Third street, near Green, and fell under it, just escaping the wheels of the Ran sway A horse attached to a milk wagon, ran off yesterday morning, up Arch street, above Eighth. It came in contact with aa omnibus, broks the tongue of the wagon, spilled some milk, and caused no little excitement ia the neighborhood. The young men who took the Chinese Work Box from TO Cheanut street, would do well to deliver the same at once, either at 94 8. Fourth sU, or 14 Commerce as he is krwwn.

Tp BxArrmrL Fall Farion Hats, rot ap With the 1 real pat taste, ran be obtained st E. Da bui's. No. 1 Strawberry street Id story, st from one to two dollara less thsn at the hr.gh rent stores of the city. All thoee, therefore, who will make up their minds to come a little out of their way and into a by street, will not regret it.

Strawberry street commences at Market th first above Second. Ft" A Camt MmtTi.vo of Colored People commenced yeaterilay, SeptemberlMb, in Kiaher's aroodi, 8 miles below Darby, to continue one week. Omni buiee leave the White Hall, Market ttreet, above Seventh, at o'clock, A. i and 4 o'clock, P. for the Camp.

Vf The treat racibties possessed by Mess. s. Btt ktt A in eonaeiuenceof the immente business done, enaKe them to sell Clothing o' superior make, style and finish, st the lowest poaaible rates, and to live their customers superfine roods at the sams price that others sell coarse snd common larmenta. Cale and see the excellent quality of their Ready Made Clothing, and tae large slock of elef ant fresh made goods that you have to aelect from, em'irscing every tbinr new, eleaant, rich and splendid. The graceful fit, cate and comfort of every (arment that cornea from thia house, have given them a reputation that they are determined to maintain, an 1 will continue tokeep the great Tower Hall as the head and front of the Clothing hutineia in Philadelphia.

This great depot of Ready M(de Clothing ia situated No. It Mar ket ttreet, between Mo'hs1" i TBS Cheapest Ci otiiisu Ptoe. The anxious Inquirers after the cheapest Clothing Store in the city bed better call upon Snepheid belore making their purchases, and when sat larted that the ouieot of their search hss been the advice of Captain Cuttle, "When found make a note nn," so as to know where to apply in another einergcncr.lnd alsd how to direct their friende. Shepherd's Store is on Chesnut street, above Tnird, where the largest, as Well aa the cheapest ssaurtment of Clothing can be exhibited at a moment's notice. Pcukscx's PtxnoMr Bnrr.

In again calling the auemion 01 uie pudiic scnencu a ruimonic syrup, we doit with thegreatrat confidence in the medicine. Perhaps mere is no medicine evtr offered to the community summed by so numerous and re spec.able a nuinberof certificates as this. Ur.Schenck hat given hit whole time for years past to the Investigation of 1 tours of the lunit. and seraonaslHicted with this disease can have their lungs examined care luuy, ana an iniormatmnoi pulmonary uiteate given free of charge; and h'u, at much labjr and expense, prepared a treatiae describing the intidinut encroach mrnteof Contamption in all its variout attacks, which he very generosity flirt to the public gratis. Principal office, No.

3 South Sixth street, one door below Cheanut. Fall ao Wistxr Clothino. Shepherd continues to supply ths diacriminitini public with wearing spparel from the immerite stock hs hat provided to meet their wants at hit orosa. is Chusct the second door ABovs Tin id. Hit fits are charming, the material! excellent, and the pricea low beyond all conception.

Who then can deny themselves the pleasure of improving iheir good looks, by procuring a new suit, when it can be so daily obtained, and at tut atriHingcot' Fall Fashionc Sn.emjid New Sttleii. Charles Harkness, No. 19 Market Street, S. corner of Fourth, has now ready for sale the mutt aplendid atiortmcnt of Fall Ckithing ever exhibited in this cuy. inade in the latest stiletof the finett qualities of French, English and American clotht tnd casai meree.

Pertona withing to obtain clothing will now nave the opportunity of purchuing a fine cloth Drew Coat nt equal tothuM mid elsewhere st 12: Cass mere Pantaloons at 8J Satin Vcataat 92, and other garment! in the lime ratio. Tne proprietor buya hia good! direct from the importer! in large quantities, and se'ls more gmids than any other house in the business, snd can aflord to sell st lower price than it coats others to hive ths same goods ma aufactureu. The Pevaii.iko DmSAig of the cointry It Co U'mption, promoted by the tudilen and' extreme changes to which our climate is subject. The public will recollect that the only sure preventive and cure forpelmonary consumption, obatinate eougha, asthma, pains thende and breast, tickling or riaing in the thrust, liver complaint, ipitiing blond, Ac, ia that great VrtnhU Dr. SwivxE'a Compound Srarp or Wild Cittaar.

Thit medicine restores the appetite, creating sew ana rich blood, a power poaarawu oj no finer reinea rreparfw. win Snrayna, oor. of Rfthth and aea atreeta. and for sale by moat respectable dealers ei i in meaiciueiDrougaoat ine uiiiteo ctates. TrxNew Yeax Hirald and Tuibcki are sun plied regularly, immediately after the arrival of the boat, to subscnliere throughout the city and districts, by the agents, Zieber A 3 Ledger Building, Third below Cheanut.

Terms, 16 eta. a month, emohi single copies cents. For sale daily at the unco. IxPoaTAXT. The Diamond Powder sold bv Br.sniiT, No.

18 8iuth Fifth street, huthe reputation of being decidedly the beat article ever uted for Saving a keen edge to Hazors. It acta rapidly, tha ullest edge becoming intensely keen sfter sfew moments' stropping where the powder is applied. By thiameantlhenyi'rationofihavinrits reallniiiry. Married, no. ib la.

L. 1IJ 1. IT Robisox toMiaa Elizabeth oiistt. both of thia On the 18th by the Kev. John Cbambera.

J. A. Beitenm an, of Hamburg, to Hxsuiztta btoxzk, of Hummrladorff, Pa. On the 19th in Atton Township, by the Rev. W.

H. G.qrntner, Mr. Wat. Cub; of Alton auip, to mist ci.izA P. rflnWit.ofJ hi'sj.

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. A. Tudehope, Mr. Jos. BivroN to Mias eLiZA Babe, all of this city.

liy the Rev. George Chandler, on the 18 ih Mr. Jobs Biciaiat to Miss Mabv M. Fbahtx, DIsC. On Thnrsdsy, 19th inst Wm PAUt.tred year.

His fnenda snd those of the fsmilysre respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from the residence his father, in Market atreet, above Eighth, thia Wednra day afternoon, at o'clock, withoutjfurther notice. years ALKXAMDxn Dow.tiiio, aged S7 The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday mora n'" residence, corner of William aad Hamilton streets, without further notice. jt8 'Si5 wife of V. in ma rau rear ui ner age. Her relatives and fnenda are respectfsUy invited to attend her funeral, from theresidence of her hunbmd.

Biahcn atreet, below Queen, Kensington, on Thursday afternoon next, at o'clock, without further notice. Soddenly.on the 19th Jaco Maw, His friends snd those of the family are rerpectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from the Jefferam Hotel, eter Dsger's, formerly Mrs, Maison's. St the Falls of huylkill. on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. On the loth Michael Pattos The relatives snd friends of the family are respectfully invited to sttend his funeral, from the reaidence of his brother, Henry Patton, in South street, above Seventh, on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, without further notice.

On the 19th Rebecca Bowman, sged years. The relatives and friends of the family sre invited to sttend her funeral, from the reaidenceof her husband, Mr. Charlea Bowman, No. 6 Higgms' Court. Carpenter shove Second, 800th wark, tnu afternoon, at o'clock, without further notice.

On the 17th inst. Mrs. Bbidoet LarrEBTT. wife of Andrew Lafferty, in year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully Invited 0 attend her funeral, from her huahand'i residence.

Orchard street, Frsnkford, on Thursday aJternomjUt zo'elock. On Saturday evening, the 16th Favkt latira. daughter of Chsrlea M. and Elizabeth Smith, aaed months srd 4 data. Faded flower sweet fsded Howe, Beauty and death have ruled your houri; woke in bloom but a morn ago.

And now your bioaaom'tindust laid On Sunday morning, 17th of paiminiry eov sumption, Darixl Van Osteji, in the 49th year of his sge. Hia relatives and friends, snd those of the family, re respectfully Invited to attend ia funeral, from hia late reaidence, No. Sooth Fourth street, on Wednesday afternoon, aoth st So'ctnek. without further notice to proceed to Monument Cemetery. On the 18th Mrs.

Elizabeth Much, in the 60th year of her age. IPuuburg, Ohio and Chicago dT perl please copy. Her friends snd those of the family are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from theresidencenf art hsahand. Mr. Adam Much.

No. S7 Marion Tsout wark. thia (Wednesday) afternoon, all o'clock. 1 the luth Micbubl McDiimott. In the 33d year of his sge.

His friends snd thoee of the family ars respeetfullr Invited te attend bis funeral, from his late residence. South street, west of Gray's Ferry Road, thislWed needey) afternoon, at o'clock. On Tuesday evening, 19th 'Mrs. Cbailottb Tisn, inUiesothyearofhefsge. Her fhendt are reepectfally invited to sttand her funeral, on Thursdsy morning, zist inst sit o'clock.

from her late residence. No. 140 ace street. On the lath Mr a. Maxt MaJtr Booth, lata of Manchester, England.

tier friends and aranalntanraw arnrMnaMrnli 1. JJted I to a tend her funeral, from her Isle residence, Kih 16 Phibastreet, above Harrison, Second this o'clock, without further not iee. DELAVAN T. A. BOOIETY.

A Stated UJ of the Society will be held this fc VKN1IS ths ith at I o'clock. Punctual attendance ia requested. ii junn at. wiLBOiy. Bes'y.

A SPRPIAI.HRMTOM TtaaiiNn JV 1 ON of the nited States wi be held 1 HIRD 8t haln CrMi. PanMnal seated. H1 B. KINO. G.

B. 8. Xlft O. OF G. A Meeting of PHIL FHIL'D6E.

will beheld i NlNO. st yfo'elock. at the Southwest corner of end MARK KTCla. ssa lt" H. H.

K. FLUOTT. R. I REK SOI1. A Meeting of tha FHKK SOU.

abikipi ATinru nrlptma n.D, DEN wiU hai tbe Hall, TWELFTH, above to Which all are invwed to come. tSft 11 The lnaulM at taa IVA4H. NBTfl.v iinau Mu.i IHISDAI o. Vv a pt tho aU of 'r lunenu 01 our late bar. M.

a8Ki. vi if nr MlTirB. A Stated Mt eirjtof WARREN IL5 PI V18ION, No. 6 9 of will he hnld THIS (Wednesday) EVKNI1G, September M. at 7 o'clork, at their Mali, functual attendance or the membeia is requeat, sa nomu anona for nltieers willtiskeylsae.

GEO. McIiONIUAU R. Ifas I. OF O. F.

HOPE LODSE, No. 9J. 113 A Stated Meeting will be held THIS EVENING, Hub all o'clock. Punctual a tendance 1 earnestly desired, sslhe report of the Convenuon on Cemetery b. eonsidered JNO.

R. ORR. Secretary. sM lf rYir THE AMERICAN A SOi'lATlON FOR IkS THE PROMOTION OF BOItSNCE, will bold its next Annual Session in this cur. The first martins will take place in the I.ilranf Room Academy 0 A'aiural Scieurtinn THIS DAY.I ed nrsday the Wth st )n o'clock.

A. M. stt lt rr CHAI.LKNnR. Tha Rev. Dr.

TURBIN d3 and his brethren hsving declined meeting me in publio diacuuion on the doctrine of the TRINITY. II aarahv aiva thia MiMlfl ahallcnae to SUV Minister who holds ths ssme doctrine. Address M. tf. Ledger office.

tUO A MKRTiNf OP THE MANAOKR3 of tne UomDlitt MitarT Hall to Mr. THKtllHIKK 6AU88. will be held THIS I Wedneadar 1 EVEN ING, at 1 o'clock at the hrueeof Mr. tiauai. Vina Street, below Ninth.

CHAKLfcS LOGUE. Free. JACOB H. I.FEKOM.Sec'! ft n. n.

lt' rf ARKANSAS. A Meeting oftie AriSOOI A IL5 TION wtllbehe'd FVERr MONDAY EVENING, at No. 909 North THIRD where parsons can 1 1 lauu if 1 1 1 cuwn aou laiHiiica. A man can procure 160 acres of Itnd for himself, aid 1il n. F.

.1. f.nil. ik 1W VI OB ML. yjt V. HI.

a W.M.. 7 IllIU, expense of one dollar, and twenty five cents per tr a9ArAalm ARE THKV BOTH RK1HI WII.I.IF. ULS P. ANGUM suDDorisTAVLORsa a Slave holder and a Cotton Plaiiter, who will take care of inititutiona. Honest juhn uavis" supports him because under his ides of leaving everything to Congress, Southern Institutions will be uroien oown.

sw AN ADJOU RNKDMF.KTlNGofthe Stock Ide's of the KLKM1NOTON OIIHl'K COMPANY will be held st their Office, No. 10S S. THIRD Street, on THURSDAY EVENING next, at. it o'cioca. py oraer 01 me iximmuiee.

H. BREWSTER, Chairman. Phlteddphll, Sept. 19, IBM. aAVZt iyM NOTICE.

The Oolorad Portion nf tha anm WL5 munity will have an opportunity ajiirdeil uiem or viauing ine xninmon oi tne uxu sua. "Tkt IW ami Cruet Art on of ti Saviour," in A Ulll 11111 waa, uio nr ir rfi 1.1. tv tLitriiuo. un n.1 DAY, the ad, and TUESDAY, the ih mat. those days snd evenings being set snarl for them in eouae quenreoi numerous requests oeini aui) received by me proprietor.

Aomiaaionascenia. ks4 nffS" WA8H1NGTON HOiE. The members of kK3 tne Comnanv are particularly requested to meet at tlell SE HOUSE. THIS DAY. at i o'clock, for the purpose of attending the Funsral ef uieir isie reapeciea rtrotner, wm.

inm the residence nf his father, A. M. Psrke. No. 8M1 HIGH below Ninth, to proceed to the Monument uemetery.

a lull attendance ol the members is ear nesny requfstetl. JOHN D. FOX, President. FRKK SOU. AHSOCIATION or SPRING UJf GARDEN will meet THIS EVKN1N6.

atT o'clock, in the Ball, WEuFTH. shore Spring Garden eaat aide. Those interested in pre mm vi at 'Free Soil for a Free am invitml tnattenri. LOWER DELAWARE WARD. A Meet LLS iniof iheDEMOCKATIC CITIZ ZKIX tof thit Ward will be held on THURSDAY EVENING next.

Sept, Slit, at 7J o'clock, at CHARLES WORRELL'S, cor. FIFTH and RACE on business ot importance. By order ol the Ueiegatea. sw It A.N ADJOURNED MKKTINfl OP THR LIS DEMOCRATS OF THE FIRST WARD, SOUTH WARK, will be held THIS (Wedueadsy) bvcniixt). st7t cuiei.st tne nouseoi mervine Ferber, at thecorner of FRONT and ALMOND SU sa t.K.vi rs7Cr NATIVK AMKRICAN CITY DRLKfl A IKS TION At Meeting of the NATIVK AMERICAN CITY NOMINATIN8 CONVENTION, held September 18.

lata, on motios of L. Huibands, sreouura ny jonn vv Atnmeaa, was I i. priuivnii Aiia.it ia. ai ,110 picvcn. limn inexpedient 10 nominate any Native American tioket to be vottd for st theapproaching October elcolion in the city ot rmiaaripiiia.

On motion, the Convention adjourned tint dit. JAR VIS WElliffcR, Chairman. BAl'GH, Secretary. sm MOND AT A l.srie and enthuataatie nicctini of the DKMOl'KATlC lUTIK.NS uf R10H MOND D1STUICT, ld at the houae of EUtha McCarty on Monday evening, frvU in, 18in ihe nieeiing waanrganizra or caumg nr. Jons niiLi.ta to the Chair, when I'a rick Boyle and Oliver Eyans were a ppomled Secretaries.

When, on motion or Mr. John O'Brien, thst the meeting proceed tonominsteand elect nine Delr gates to lorm a Ujmmireioners' li'let and other Diatrict timcera, the loliowing named persons were nomt at" Hugh Mullen, Henry Gormley, Patrick Shsryi.Owen McDonnell. James Fitch, Anthony Ttgh, Patrick PuMivan. Nirholaa White, Michael llulcn, John Burk, James Hope. James Ri'e.

Eilnrird I) hi in or ty, Hugh llouiherty, Wm. S. Blackman. John Ihin ler. Jsmet Conroy, pstnek Krrgan, Juki MoGurk, John Mahan, Thos.

McDonnell, Richtrd Murphy, aneis Cuiitdy, John Neal McConnell, Patrick Flood and James Gordon when the nomination clmed. Whereupon, Mr. Hugh Mtlone offered the following resolution: Resolved, That we now proceed to ballot for nine Deleiates. and thst the officers of this meeting eun duot the elrction wben the following named gentlemen were duly elected: James Filziatrick, Hugh Mullen, Michtel Doolm, Benry Gormley, Thomai Mcl'onnell, Patrick Sullivan, Hugh Dougherty, Owen McDonald. John Djo lcv JOHN MILLER, President.

OLIVER EVANS. PATRICK JIOVLE, Wecrsranes. u' ftm FHIIMDKLFHIA CEM ETERY. NOTICK. iKS Havingrcpeeiedlyheardfromvarioussoarcae that some draitning persons have reported that tha underaisned had absconded with the funds of the Philsdelchis Cemetery Company, he feels compelled to slate that he never had any of Ine funds, of the said Company in his possession, except the proceeds of whst few lots were sold st his storsi and further, that he has not, at any time since he was named ss Treaaurer nf the Company, been absent from the city more than one day, hut on the contrary, he ia at present ciigsged in bis agency busineaa.

at No. Ledr, Building, Third street, below Chesnut. OMt' JOS. H. HEDGES.

Secretary, rrwf1 mk.kt N(. fir tmk i aw TION. At a Special Meeting of the Law As socistion of Philadelphia, convened on Tueadsy, the 19th September, in their law Librsry, the Ho norable John Heriesnt, Chancellor ol the Aaaoeiation, 1,8 of EkrWARD 8HIPPEN BURD, Esquires member of the Association, hsving been announced, presmMe snd resolu lutiona, offered by Jubn.W. Wallace, Esquire, were uranimously adopted whereas, inn association ha received Informa forty six years liberal contributor to the su the institution. snd diitirrxlihed brhiarea1 Jpport of dineaa to aid with his nsme and hit conruKU the pltns devised active member Of the profession for Its usefnlneas thorefore.

Resolved, Thst aa an ex nr cation of our regard for ths memory of our deceased fellow membw 5 tribute da as WeUlo the aaalities of bi. eharaster to hi long and useful snd honorable connection with thia eoiation 111 metnhers will attend his funeral in a body, on THURSDAY nent, it 5 o'clock, p. Mm and wjirwear theuiusl badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, Thst these resolutions be placed upon the records of the Association snd published, and that committee of tve members be sppolnttd to communicate a copy of them to the family of the deceased, with sji expression of our condolence in the bereavement which they have sustained. On motion of F.

A. Rarbolil. F.aa.. tha Ph.in... snd Secretary were placed on the Committee, to aT wt Wharton, Win.

B. Reed and Jobn W. Wallace, Eusirea JOHN 8 ERGEANT, Chairman. P. MfCAIXecretary.

JBOAPIN8 BCHOOL FOR GIRLS The Winter Semionof this InstituUoa Will open on the id of the imh month, ff ictober.) DllBREKNISHT.Pr.ncipsl. Wilmington. 9th ith. September, St CARD. JAMESPIPER.TeacherofPianoTvioTin, Ac.cSl'o7nJ'no?l"bt',Mlde',8.No.

110 North TWELFTH St, sbove Rsce. NB. A Glee CU now fotmiiig.to meet on Monday, OcLSd. Terms PENMANSIIIP. GOLDSMITH'S easily acquired aystrmof Writinrtauaht in MinamnM sons.

Success guarantied. Rooiij, 7 CHESNUT Street, opposite the Hi ate House. Ladies' Classea private. Open day and evening. a liENMANSHIP W.

FIFE a. 'am offera his tcT Private Leaaons. LADIES that wiah to form an Evening Class will Williams' School Street, one door south of Noble, on SATURDAY, Sept. 29, st 4, P. M.

CKNTR AL INSTITUTE, HAINES Street, above SIXTH. South of FRANKLIN SQUARE. A Select English Classical and Mathematical Academy for Yoang Gentlemen and Boys. The elassrs are small, and the attempt is successfully msdetosuitihe instruction to the special wania of each pupil. The building having been erected for public purposes, is exceedingly spacious and commodious.

A course of fsmilisr Lectures adapted to youth or MERCANTILE LAW NOTES, Exchange, Intu rance. Contracts, and on the CONSTITUTION nf the United States, will be delivered in ths Lecture Room of the Institute, during the Autumn snd Winter, by a Member of the Philadelphia Bar. The enures is expected to commence in a few days, and will be FREE to pupils preparing for college or builneas. AL.rstsuA a KkCtinttirxt in. rW eodSw'rtt Principal.

rvELACROIX'S COURSE OF FRENCH For AsLedieaand Gentlemen. No committing to memoryno home exercises. Apply at the French Btady, no, si iL.or.rt a eareet. am W. CRITTENDEN, No.

HO CHESNUT C7. below Fifth, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT aad TKACHp ir nixiiv nr ti i.iii. PRNMANMHIP. and COMMERCIAL Rooms open day and evening, except Satardaya ftT OOPS' MERCANTILE INSTITUTE, No. 100 a CHr.rsoii ptrret, bdovs inird.

a str BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, AND ARITHMETIC taught In the moat thorough and practical manner, 17ISITE8, MANTILLAS, AND CLOAKS, leady nsoiw ug vetvn, an tne new patterns, for Lsdie and Children. Rib Roy Long Shawls at all price, with splendid aMortment of giiKmw iujv aucj vuoos cseap, at FRYER'S, lgn lww nn South BeeoAU ttreet. rVELAINr8. 4ir9 MARKET Street, 1st store be kJ low Twelth. A neh lot of Ds La met, only 1st cents per yard, along with soother lot of it yds.

wide fMICkaha. ttsentspcr yardj Bird eye Diaper, Hit Huchaheeh only We. Oouniry and eity koyara pleaae call and examine, 499, IrstLrf Goods Store below Twelfth. MARBLES, TOYS. AND FANCY ARTICLE t.

JaU reeaired, a reat assortment. Also, kid, wax. ar wooden Hai Acnordeomi Hsrmonicaai pominnra; German Piaee; Cigar Casa and Tshesi Sniff Slatcai Slate and land Panel It; Jews hsrpa: Vitina snd PVruutat Masiaf Travelling and Market Bskeitj Uemp and Straw Sitchele; and a srest variett of oilrra an teles, which ami be stld Jrholeaa aid vreiail. at very low prierai at JOHN DOLL'S New Toy. Trimming, and Fancx Btor.

No. tion oi ineueauoi t.a ward Odlppctl Bum, one of the foui.Jcrs of this Aasocistion in the year IIM2, a gentleman who, notwiuiandirg hi renienent tor tutor years nsat from the Bar. was for term nt nwa tan R. BEAUMONT baa HRMOifKD tn III! AR rtreirt, 3d dour eboveJJ xth, south side. aJi Im DONE DUHT SO Buahels Hone Dust on hand I XI alsis loo buahels to rive, for sale by J.

CAR I'KR, att tt 93 Church Aller. A HAND PRII.IJN9 MACHINE FOR 8ALK One of Morian'a Patent. Can Ka accn and narti euktrs mtde known at No. 153 South FIF IH Street, Deiow rpruce. BkoWN MUSTARD AND SUPERIOR YEL LOW ML'SIAKD 8F.KI) for sale tosait purclia aers stNo.

LAG RANGE St. 9 sal If TX) CARPENTER. Just received, a od assortment of Spear ft Jackson's celebrated Hand. Panel, Back and Rip SAWS. D.tr.

YAK MALL, o. m. i aniKuij, Ninth snd Spring Garden sis. ssu lt (J ArsH tlUHTS AlLHI Bold at very ki ar price C3 and delivered free of ch.r.e ran it No. 8ST Market between 7th and 8th.

DIO COFFEE. 470 bati strong Rio Coffee I J00 At bagi t. ihimmgo ao. or sn 'or sale by DAVID RANKEN. ISO It 73 Chemut street.

NEW PAPER HANGING STORK The cheapest and beat 'APER HANU1N98 In ths city ran be had at J. WARD' Paper Hanging Store, No. 018 MARKET Street, opposite the VVsttern Ex ehange. sin i REMOVAL. CLKGG A ROGERS, Tailors, have Removed from 30 North Tenth to No.

06 Sjuth FOURTH street, where they would be sappy to aee all their fnenda and respectfully invite ths sttention of the psblte generally. san 3i( LXjR SALE VERY CHKAP A Three horse EN a VINE, with a five hone Boiler. Apply to BROCKERMKN A FORD, GERMAN TOWN Road, shove Front where it may beseett It 6oTrs dabuerreotypb: PORTRAITS, st 140 CHESNUT Street, continue to sttraot as many visiters ss ever. The perfection of the art is to be seen in sll of Us beautiesitMOOT'SGtllery. I CAt AND TAYLOR FLAUS Mass Meeting and Electioneering Flsga of all descriptions.

U. KORN. Military Mora. eSO lm WU North Third ttreet, Phils. ENGRAVED stNo.

198 N. TEN TH St. sbove Callowhill. Also, MUH1U COPUD with aeeurtty and de statcn. vm av COR SALE A PATENT LATHE, for turning ahoveljand fork handles.

Slid the Patent Right for the United States, and a lathe for bruth handles, snd Circular Saw. Apply to E. HATCH, No. Ui irtr. ueiween anu ic a.

ra. tai zt CHKAP HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE. Building Hardware. Ac, sold at unusually low price; Nsili snd Sash Weights, at Factory prises. All goods delivered free of charge, ao it WM.

M. McCLURE, No. tf7 Market between Seventh snd Eighth. tMDER AND VINEGAR Clsrified Champaigns Cider, of a superior quality; also, Cider and Picking Vinegar, by the fahd. Shipping orders mien si ine shortest nonce or saie nr t30 tn7r fcMIL MATHIEK, Lombard st.

I I A hn thou Id you thuday.at your dwelling or f. MX place ol favored withthe receipt of "BIAJOD UrvtifA I'CM Card and circulars, you will notice the Mmiiariiu of the card, hrad the eir ulars. hand them to a friend and pocket the card for uiure reierence. tro imribtr UOLD1EK8 AND MARINES, ATTENTION! Bring in your discbsrges and savsdelay. Bounty sions and Extra Pay procured.

Bounty arrann iranairrreo ny iiiH.il o. murk, Notary Public and Pension Agent, No. 731 DOCK Mien. sw tt1 CV)R 8ALE Wall Oars for Hat Suirea, in cotn a plete style; 4 Counter Cases; pair or ilraaa Scales; Counters; 1 of Fink's Patent Cooking Rangej Apply at No. 48 CHERRY Street, below Filth street S3" 31 Ul'AlNED GLAS8 Arcbitrcte, Clergymen, and others interested in Church decoration, are invited lo examine of AMERICAN JJAINKO til.Ai'8, lo heaccnior a lew nays the rKXNa LIN INSTITUTE, SEVENTH Street, below Market street, sin St I IMlKINIl (iI.AHSKS.

NKW CHEAP XTOHK JOS. 8. NATT, No. 097 MARKET above BeveiiM, Invites attention to' his large slock of low priced LOOKING 6LASMK8, Finishsd in the best manner, either in GILT OR MAHOGANY FRAMES. PORTRAIT ANDA)'icTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASS PLATE, Bingly or hy the Hox.

PLATE GLASS. It UNDIRECTED BUSINESS C1HCULARS are delivered hy the HUNDRED OR THOUSAND, with ears snd Judg incnt, hy BLOOD 8 DESPATCH, at such low sates aa cannot fail to SUIT ALL who may desire tifch busineaa done. OFFICE 9" SOUTH BIXTH. N. B.

Orders In reference to the sbove dropped la "Blood's Deepstch" Boies, (see LIsTlnsnother column receive prompt personal attention, in all parts of the city. tmyltitr NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODSMrertiest variciT at lowest prtcea. SOeasei Uolla, Trum peta. Guns. Teasets, Watchea, Birds, Animals, Masks, Ratilea, Ao.

Penny and other bys in eases of and (170. Also, Fancy Baskets snd Boxes, Alahatler Gooda, Aceordeons, Boiitam Pa pera, Corneta. ionfcctionert, Ithristmaa Articles As. WM. TIULER, Importer, No.

1 COMMERCE Street. mlillirw CA RPET1NUS CHEAP FOR CASH Justja ceivad.s cheap assortment of Hrattelt three ply snd superfine Ingrain and Venetian ('ifpeia; also, aone of Ihe most beautilul CARPKTd snd OIL CLOTHS, st to eenta ever offered in this city. Also, large lot ol Ingram and Venetian Carpeta. from iAto S7i eenta per raid. Call and eiamine.

at the Cheap Carpet Warehouse, 33 Noith SECOND Ht. S4 It 8, FOULK. NEW CAKPETLNG8 AND OIL CLOTHii Jutt received and opened thi day surge and beautiful lot three ply Imperial double riperfine extra fine, and eom' ingrain CARPETl NGS. 11 1 Stair and Entry Carpetings, of all drtcntToiu, with Fhwr and Table Oil Cloths, sll WK'Ij, of the choicest pattern! and Colors, cut to fit 'rooms. Ac Floor Cloths.

Carpet Bindings, Stair Roils, Ac. The above gooda win bet, I.I low toemt purchasers. CHARLES STUART, No. 133 South Second (tsl, below Walnut, cast sine. un tdtirw MUSIC STORE, the eoeapeet In the eity, is HOT CHESNUT Street, in front Arcada.

CtinsUMtly on hand, Aceordeons, of ths bear make snd all sixes, Motes, Vloloncelloa. Bonksof Instruction for sll ths ahovs named insua ments; a new Book for the Aorordeon, with a large collection of Ethiopian Bonga, Ae. Acoordeon sr.d other musical instrument! repaired. Remember the 'Cheap Muue Store," W7 CHESNUT Street, uj front Arcade. ijh eo03tr EALTH INSURANCE COMPANVOFPHILV DELrHIA continues to insure sn immediate allowance of from to 1 10 per week in cassof sick neacand from to AM Incase of death.

During th fire month! tint the Cornpiny ha been la operation 690 polirieahave been issued, snd sn amount not exceeding 316 has been paid oat for tick allowance, i oi wmca waa paiu to una nian. a no virapany la incorporated, aad the capital securely invested ss a permanent fund. Blank applications and pamphlet at tbe Office, 49 South SEVENTH Bt. "AMUEL D. ORRICK, Prea't.

W. F. B0ONE.Ssc'f. eodtol3'r BLOOD'rf PATCH baa Boxes at the sztrtmu of theoitf, atiuuuwai Sfeond and Wharton streets. Son tb wark, Second snd Poplar, Northern Liberties, Tenth and Christian, Moysmeoaing, BchuylhillTkird and Vmcand SchurlkillThlrd and Iymbard.

from which Lrrors are taken to the POST OFFICE four Hmtttaik dam, at 7 and A. and ii and I STAMPS, For pre payment, 11 e. a dozen, or TSe. per hnndred. an tmylr OFFICE.

9S B. SIXTH St. BIBLES From cents to $2b; Prayer snd Hymn Books, of plain and elegant Bindings. Also, large assortment of Children's Books, from I cent to Al, with sll th Msgazines for October, wholesal and retail. RICHARD MAGEE, S20 It" B.W.

cor. Second sad Cheanut JOHNSTON A PEOPLE'S UBIU cTORE, si by their kite oner 35 per cent, cheaper, rnoreGuitart, Violins, Flutes and Aecordeona. New Mutic publiahed daily. Pnnoe. ss usssl, for sale snd to let, Hsrt'i Buidings, SIXTH, aad CHESN UT K7W MJUia It THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

Incident Re ealledi or, Sketches from memorv of the establishment of th Cotton manufacture In Ireland the friah Volunteers: the Rebellion of ITU; the Irish 'siliamenti Iheuslon with Great Britain; Emmeti's naurrectioo; Distuiirulshed Poliiical and Professions! Chatacttis; Hemsrkshle Duels) Anecdote of Fsahlnnible Life; Robbers who infested the Country, etc ele. By WILLIAM GRIV18H AW, smhoroi tbe ''Historv of Ihe United States," tha History or England," etc. Price as eenta. Publiahed this day, and for sale wholeaale or retail, bv T. B.

PETERSON, sTn ttf No. 98 Chesnat street, ty Every cheap Book, Maganne, Newspaper, etc. pohlithed, for sate here at publisher'! prices. NOVELS! NOVELBI Persons looking for rare and scarce Novels will do wHI to call at JOHN B. PERRY'S, No.

198 MARKET Street, and they may be accommodated, wswe may be bsd a large assortment of School Books, full and half bound Account, ruled and bound in the beat manner. Bong, Toy, Jest, and Dieam Books, In great variety. Colored Liihntrapha, with frtmea to auit, for eata, cheaper than inr other stors in the country. Almanacs in great variety Farmera' and Farriers', Pennsylvania, New Jersey, snd Delaware, Can and Butler, Ae. Don't forget No.

19S MARKET St, below cixin. IAD It" THE LANDLORD AND TENANTS' I ANT THE MOST USEFUL BOOK Sn tbe LANDLORD and TtiNANI sver primed. Prios cents The RIGHTS and LIABILITIES of LANDLORD and TENANT, compiled from th Common and Statute Laws, with all the requisite forms, snd an Ap fmdix, containing alt th law relating to Diviaim eners. Partition Walls, Nuisances snd Easements, J. R.

Butts, assisted by sn Attorney. This work eontaina the Lsw of Landlord and Tenant; a subject which hss always beea involved in obscurity, but I now made perfectly clear. We doubt if there is Landlord or Tenant, who ha not, from iheer ignorsnee of his rights and dunes, a thi book shows them to him, lost money enough to buy thousand copies. It is an invaluable snd accurst Manual, and will peeve as useful to tne Legal Practitioner aa totheeommuniir at Price eenta. Publiahed this day and for sile, wbolesaleor retail, by T.

B. PETERSON, No. 98 Chewntil St. one OOor sbove Third. WANT ED AGENTS snd CANVASSERS to sell this work, s20 ltt Tha Partnership aeratofor IN I ween R.

KAHKAU nd CHAS ALDEN. nder the htm of EABKAU.l COn hu biMdy qajumnvr u. CPt St" NOpCEj The PARTNFRSHIP heretofore ex ff" MARTIN A CROrHKRS. ero ZLnAllff.L'?nlrt' "utsal eonaenU Th'isein debt to the firmwiU please par JOS. B.

ARTIN. IS South FRONT J. 163 South 8ECOND St, tta W7E, TBR UNDERSIGNED, hav tan day flit yv eotved tha eo partnership exi.ungander th Style and of JOILN D. JACKSiiN A 0OMby at tuaJ content i and the bunneaa will in fatare he conducted JtiHN D. JACKiiiN.

who is fully author ixed to oulket and settle all debts dueto the on cein. jJiiHN D. JACKSON, un.n i a a JONATHaJ BOWliNi 8 LE Twa DUE BI LUI for Miaian nf 1 iiT I. bmi i Km uvula. posed very low for cash.

Apply to Kdl Of Mr. E.ROOEBi.Nc 16 Arcade. 1 1 twuvAL, MH8. GOHI. ha.

rem veohcr esus LZ1 iTLnTu2? "'old place. No. lOO.tiNo. IIS South rll TH adipmmg the Grave Yard, wnere "Tf targe assortment of PIES snd OAK8of evert deaeripiin. OT 1M K.

li. ariireand ric ll a sunn led with COIIN ICE CDEAM and all ko.rf. rii lVr TIONERY. zj BABY JUMPERS I WHOLESALE AND RE" TAlIa Conry merchants may be supplied with a choice ataortment at moderate rates hy eallina at tbe Baby Jumper Uepot. 07 CHESNUT Bt.

N. Theae beauuiul aniclea have obtained great celebrity, and are In exceeding demand through the whole country, Merchsnts will fint sn assortment to be a profitable as well as attractivsaddiUoa to their stocks. sagwia CENTS FURNITURR CHINr2E4Keceived thia momlna. Ininf af.la lrH.nU.. Chlni see, tt ul, worth I (Iso, lot of Wot MusliiuLatfti cents, worth 10; Mous.

de Lalne, neat style. tiH snd lf cents dsrk Pltia Delaines, at 12J cents French Merinocsjrom it to tt: Scotoh einghams. at lil eta. ViE. ARCHAMBAULT.

Btore, it tt corner r.irvgiim anu niaraet BlTet IS alo li will open thta morning lot. 1314 tarda real Iwbk k. patterns, fast eolora, for 12 eta; these are very cheap. roA Me, i filth'i Briluh Long "'rum. srd wide, at th, low price of (lot.

N.B. rheaeareth best Muslin la the world for the price. Alao.Muiliniat 1.4, Stolllc. DK LAIN E8 A noi her lot of cheap De Lalne, la mode color, browns snd maroons, al Ui. PRINTS.

Another lot of desirable style Print, In plsidtand aroaU figures, it 61. Also, Furniture Prints, at 9 and 4C. LONG SHA WIB We will open lots of theae ia ntw siy'es. An, ft, and (7. N.

B. Call and see them, stNo. 63 SECOND Street. sSO Sv HALL A HARROP. BLANKETS AT $3 A PA1R.

Iust Opened. 1 Hale of full 10 4 Whitney BLANKEfS.ii be sold at pair. HEAVY TWILLED BLANKETS. Alfo. 1 halt very heavy Twilled anke's, extra wide, st fi Also, superior Fancy Ejd Whitney Bhtnkelsat ttt.tn, and 5V FLANNEIJJ.

A large ssaurtment of Woollen Flannels tt 121, UI. CArWl MERE AND SAT1NETTS. lono jar of Satmeita and t'aaaime'ei, ut opened, Batlnelta at 53. 371, snd eta Fsncy ttyle. Plaid, Striped, snd Mixed Cassiinerra 171, and 4)1 a yard.

SUPER BLACK Black Caasiweresat and a l.tA vwd. BaILY a ukother. If N. W. Corner of 13th and Market st.

pUflROIDRRED DRESSKB Jan received A another kit of Embroidered Bilk snd Wool Dresses, iplrndid styles and quality, vert cheap. DK LA INKS! Db LAINE1! A splendid h.t of Striped snrTPIiid all Word De Lai lira, superb ityles and qnalnics, at S7l and too. I KS! SILKS! a in annua ai exiraoruiiiary low prices, irom 73 to 4 The largest sasor nienf in ihe eity. Alsns Isrge lot o( Fancy Pi ul de Bole snd Oroide Naplr Silks, st Sli, 7 snd ets. Thetsar decidedly the cheapest In thecity.

Blsck and Fancy Silk and Satin Mantillas, at un aaual low prices. These sre the newest ityles. Elegant llroche Loig Bhsw.s, quality, Very cheap. FLANNELS! PLANNF.L5! Canton Flannel only I White an 4 Red Djmet all Wool Flannel, at lit, 181, 7VaudS7l. L1NENH! LINK.N8! A Isrge lot of Linen Danuuk Table Cloths, various lies, very cheap.

4 Linen side 1 smaak, only Sli. I 4 dp do warranted all Linen, only in. 14 do do Brown do do 87(. Vert fine 4 4 Irish Linen, of the most approved manufacture, only ii and 31, These Linens are free from sll muture of cotton. Also, Isrge lot of Imitation of Linsn Ginghains, fast oohin, only Ui ctt tjonalanlly arriving, from auction, new goods, of every drtcription, which will he sold st very small sdvsnce.st' ADAM Mi El, ROY '8 Cheap Auction Dry Gooda Store.

san tt'r 3 South Ninth st. h'MALL PROFITS AND HUICK SALES. Wa have now opened a fall ssaurtment of all qualities WHI IE FLANNELS, fmm coarse to superfine, from 12 to 17,9. per yard yard wide whtle do. 181 tonic.

SCARLET AND YELLOW A large aw.rimeiitjuit opened of Scarlet and Yellow Flannels, fiom Vtk to Vic. Theteeonaist of Domet, Gssze Welsh, Unshrlnk sble, Twilled snd Bhioudisg Flsnnels. and is the largest and cheapest stock of Flannels we ever had in the Store. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! We have Blanket of aaporior quality cheaper than they were ever known be tore, comprising bitney, Bath. Twilled, Ril.Um Bound and Ironing Blankets, from 9 4 to lltai 41 Hi to fl per pair.

These sre worthy of special attention. MOUSSELINK8 DK LAINE. BJust opened, 6 eases Moussehnes ds Lame, of rich Fall styles, st 12,, I4l, Hi snd tto. Also, iiots Mourning Pe Lalne at Itle (lot rich trtyles Ccthmeres, to 97p. FRENCH MERINOES.

Lupln'i fins French Merinoes in mndet. Blacks. Drowns, Purples, Leeds, Liltcs, Bliss, Pink and Green, from $1 tog) I Ml per yard. Also, a tp'eadid assoitment of rich luttr BLACK ALPACAS, of th celebratet Muurnini finish, from la. to 1 per yard.

Theassre very cheap. BauaiHTipcd, plain and P'tored Alpacas, 111 to SOC. OUR MU8LINS. usual, the very cheapest in th eity, (pronounced so by purcMsers a 4 Brown Minima Si. I TlrKINn.

4 4hetvy 4c. I 4 Bed Tickings, le. a a Hi a on, OIC 7 QO. 00. Sc.

arapw nieu, Dnirnnga ni. 11 4 4 dj Buperfinr4 4LCiths. inc. A4 Ble. Bhaettngs.

tAinc a FLANNELS. Flannel, sic. Hro Cotton Snperfi ne do. I to 10c PRHNT8! PdlNTi! Fuinitnri and neat style Pnats, toljio. No.

north hkoond sl turner of Jones' Alley. Vayard rich ibade Mode and Brown Mous, de Lsines, at lt. F0UN rKY 8 rod KK KEPRR8 are Invited to call and examine our gooda. atO lt MAAKS PL A NO RELIEVO DIS TINCT. BRILUaT, ANfl pURABLE.

The undersigned rstpectfulli offer to the pub ia their new sty is a Plates, which they trust will merit Oouragement. or Door, Office, srd Window Signs, Hosse Numbers, Ac these plates ars admiiably adaptal. For Hotel, thamlier, and Bell numbers. Bteamboat Btgns. sndBerlh Nu they possess the advantage nf uvornmou dimntimii, being legibls in th so sllettuiht.

andean even be read by the Blind; rt mnrkabu brillutnry, which very Utile labor tutlains 1 and gnaiiarsiifiry, being nearly indestructible. For Drawer and Bhelf label, for Apothecaries, Dry Goodt, end Fsncy Store. Groceries, they will ove decorative. It well ss a useful and permanent Isbel. rf'" oond well adarted to numbering Church Pews, and, can bsfsmished from I tuple and neat S'yle, to the highest ornamental tnish and variety of entshlsture a.

The Piano Relievo Piste ire alio reewn mended ss applicable to Banks, Iniurtnc end Public Oifiese generally, for numbering and labelling Cabinet "Wei rnciisin the Arts snd Sciences, Tree ju Publit and a ivate, raiaa. at. Beltll" In thi For Name putea Stssin Engines, Msehinefy and elt pistes, nothing rn surpAt them. In short, where ditUact, knilmnt, and dirneMs aigir or mark is wanted, they era confidently reeommend uu i ana imoj wiu oe lumianea at wt iocs ao moucrt a to make th coat no impediment tp their use. Specimens of th plate, to whi constant variety will be added, can he examined at thd Engraving Caiablithaeniof JACOB MA AS SON.

No It ft FOURTH Btreet. below Chemut, Philadelphia and St the au ire of VVM. G. MA80N.No. 40 CHESNUT Street, sbove Second, who will furnish them at the manufacturers' prices, sM It $850 WUNBIIUtW OR S20 If'' T.

H. JOHNSON sSO tt No 337 North Third street. MRS. BROWN, No. 4 North EIGHTH Bt Withe to inform her euMomw that ahe will REMOVE to No.

I.oaiKiaita. whara alul arill open on the 1st of October, with Urge assortment of FALL MILLINERY, of the latest rath iona; also, a large stsnriment of Dtess Caps, Head preaaea Ac Merchants supplied, wholeaale and retail, aa) lw TO MERCHANTS AND OTHKHtA. Chddren'a rlHOV'8 can be nntalnad ehaaa lor esaa. py sailing at ato ni.BB.uuni Bt sav at STrtAWBEKRY PLANTING, R. BUI8T, iff NURSERY and BEEDXM AN, hu an extensive "stock and variety of the Strawberry, pure in character.

Catalogues can be obtained al his Seed Store. No. 84 where srders will be received, or st his Nursery, Passvunk Road. sSt TO SPIIHTINQ RV.MTI.llMttlU AIM D) OTHERS FOR SALE A hsndsome and valuable Enihah HKTTP.I III I hi. frn.a London, Apply at 149 PINE St.

sfr lf TV FSI. JtPr findome, able bodied TL BAY HORSE, kind in single nr double hsr ori aeit will ttand without hitching, and warranted sound. Apply at S4.1Mth FRONT 8EK10U8 APPREHENSIONS are now being entertsinrd for the pesos of our eity. aad any probability of quietness being restored for some length of time to oome is now out of the anestion. The sesaon aaa mm a When the people will naturally and anavoidaWy get arxioas to have their winter comforts properly attended to.

Ho ss it laat season, from the latter part of August In the following 8prini Why. we thought day sfter dsy thst wa shoal i Ukea by storm, ssch was therual to get away our eheae STOVES. W'e have, therefore, in antietZun Tof such en ovewhelming snd overrunnini torrent msh tlng ia upon tit at th Second Btreet Point, that we STOVE STORK a MARKET Street. It is naeltss further to sty that we are unrivalled in quality, price or variety by all other establish menu In the eountryeorabmert toge thw. HILL A CL1NE, No flMN.

Second, bovs Vine, anJ HO lfr No. 349 Market above Tenth. LEWIS BROOM ALL hssremoved hi WATCH and JEWELRY "TORE from lf Race Bt. to 110 N. BEC0ND Id door below Race.

tJO rt'r era GOLD AND SILVER LEVER. LEPINB AJn and (JU ARTIER WATCH Eli. iaUltLEWIS R. BROOM ALL'. New Watch and Jewelry Store, No.

110 North SECOND Street, second door below Race. s30 StT 2. ma ikm tmm thefkida GEN. PUTNAM and. GEN.

MA A i.in TPU waill Mn. nftl i WRION for BKOO. on TUUKBUAY MORN I aiat at ia oioa mn, W. I I Mil to Caaatar and haaa Oia wianinx host lo take Li parse. (20 amw FOR ORAYT FRRRY.

LABs' WfEXCUg ON OP THE SKASON TheStnanihnatOIJPTitu n. w. aa Excuraion, TO DAV. toGrst's Ferry i leavin BROWMNO'B FBRRY st I o'slorTgrtouoamga fLrcaans iisrine ot. Wharves nturni.ig early 1 in ihe even in.

A Band nt to boat. Fart for (hs Excursion Ufi eenta. IV ft CHEAPER THAN EVER. A large ao AVta orimcnlofi.OLDandSILVLRWATCr3ki fjS snd JEWELEY. cheaper thsn ever, nVScZ s) hi i at 90 eogner of Ouarry.

jul warranted to be what ther o'd eso tStV O. CONRAD..