Public Ledger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 1

PUBLISHED DAILY AT a. w. eoiitim or tid mo cburdt irintt, SWAIN, ABELL SIMMONS. I x. Tsraaa Of ths Paper.

HX CENTS PKR WKtK, payoM, MktcikklU ol of Ihe City, Ih tubteilption print OaelBding directing, and ma I lng. i ruuo. year. IWO IXJUlAUS fur uul.ua a. urea monni no nut It Ibe paper tent without being pre rlwiely paid for.

By ihe new nocl cmce taw, til ww cuaiifw I ui i mush lum niii iu the tabecrtber, it uny ptt offle wllhia lb dutance of thi ty milm fiom ihe place of publication. Prtees of Advertising In the ImAger. Utlf day, SO 44 tdays, 3" 3 day? to '197 ImoniMW eo 00 I 79V, 19 00 One Square, 1 day, SO SO 7J k. A FOK 1 00 tweek.l 1i I I 00 1 7 no 3 10 00 a it oo 1 year, MOO C7 ff hart, or leaa, (OMtllato far, and (ra liaet tfaart, fur two waekt Iota, and fur any Period war two waaie, eight liiwaara eounted ae a aquora. If any adverliaeaeat czoaad a a 'are, tha lea will beta cxet pioparlioa.

All adnr tiiemwita, without exception, are payable at tha lima of tnatrtioa, and if Intended to receive tha beneSt of tha country, well ae Iba oily and die trial eriitlom of the Ledfer, they ntul be aeot in ba for emm o'olork in the evening. ii ii a OR Bhm AWtt TO RUT. frt FOR SAI.K A. email comCurtebla two rlory klBRICK UOU8R, on MAONOL4A Street, between Wiimw and Noble and Fifth and Sucik in the Northern Liberilea. Apply ta W.

PAVt, olH lOjei Wo. Worth 8ilb ureet. tO LRT Alhrce.etoryfiillCKDVVEUjNS', XoLlmetmenl ftory, bull room, bydraul water in the yard, annate No. 41 VINK threat, one door above Klevenih, fomk aide Apply to AX GARDNER, No trl Nonh BljOONP Hiteat. aal 3we FOR HAI.lt A HOOK and LOT, No.

I Lil'RUCF. eueeunlwva Delawara flxtb, 18 bv luu fei( toald make, If altered into a Store, fine tend for baeinefe. Priee 0VW. Tertne eaey. Ap ply at No.

lOOHoatk FOURTH Street. in4lw ate. A UKSlRAUii; FOR SALS, iiAln THIRD Btreel, above Vina, elear front all in oanthrnncra, and a rare ehanea for ptironaaere. In qaireoatha the premiere, No. 1 North THIRD Hreet anli lw I'd Rh.T A MILL AT HANAVUNK, Jul tnuhad, oalealated either for a Cotton or Woollou Factory.

It dimenaiona ara 83 feel long, ii wide and etoriea high with water wheel, fore bay. a firet moving power litrd sp eomplele with K0 inehea of water drawn ander an It inc'i head, MkewteaalarreOVVKLLlNa HOUflli, and right Tcnrmonta. Tha whine of thie prnpeHy will be rented for a term of yoara, to eaw, or divided to aa to ait two partiee Apply to aat lm ANlyvV YOUNO.ewlbaprenuaea. STO LKT A large BHICKTBUILfllNOTon Willow itreel, Jael below Siith It ha been many year ae a Coaon Gin Manafattory, and wiMild aixwer for Carpenter. Cabinet Maker, Maablne Makera, of vartoaa kinde.

or for a riiN road drtot, having meane of r0in any kind of iDfloireofWM NRAU SEVENTH H'raet. one door bolow Green, Wat elite. aaO Jt Q' F(iK HAl A nent and elegant three Hoty BKim H0U.4K, with a two etmy Frame Kitch en, on lot It feet front by 43 feet deep. Will be old a bargain if applied for loon. Sttaatela PAUL tftreet, between Kink and Seventh atiert, below Carpenter.

Wo Mi, aT mlawarh. ogo lto QFOR (ALK, THK OOOD WILL and FIX TIIRf 8 of an OLD KSTABLISHKD TAV K.R. and MARKKT HOUSE 1 now and haa been Ijrenaed for the laet to year. For addreaa, iltnttr at the Ledger nSoe the good qnalltlea of the hoeaa are nnnee. entry to mention, aa any w1hhtg to bay win aan ana ae tor memwiivea.

au ju tw aavek FOR BALE Or Exchange for Prop fly In lHvhe Olty. Northern l.ihertiea, Kenaingtoa or abo(hwtlt. tbraa FARMS, eonuliting i0, 140 and 48 Aeree of Land, well eaJmlettd for Truck Farma, illnated in Aral Vnmim, Deiaweee, within two milee of the Delaware Bay, and within one mile, of navigable waiera. For further particular. apiiiy at wj nurth T111K1J street, atair, where I pian me ene may oe aen.

aao irneoae QWILLDliVlLliFPUBticrUrLKaM On the Wih intam, a valaahia FARM of twentv foar arrea, In tha Immediala vieiiuiya. of WiMi)BURY, New Jeraey. The improvement area dtome two at ry HoCPK, wu gjod and riilSilcnl oattntildlng. Ae Peraon wtahinf to eur eha neahown the aunts by ealUng on Wild. PIKER, living tuueoa.

It ta a g'Kd muniiou for a Mechanic. or for peraon retim front baelneea. (Vie on the prenai.ee. aolH lw JOHKPH HAINK9, Jr. dfi TO IJ No lie foath THIKU btreel, a aVtlfew d' or below the Fxehange three iiry H'leh HOLSK.

with hint balldlng.ral hatr. nonee, gu'den. Ae. Tha tot la over 100 fee, jeplh. tha ftore 33 br 17, with doua bmk wtnoow end pa Itlnre.

Rent low to a nnt, and mnudi aie waMwUHin given. Fori either above aat two be sold THURSDAY. IbsHtthof Aogsm pel', nt the Hotel of luael Engiiah. is Csmdea, N. that YALlAHLSCITY PH'JFKRTYti uHeettheN.ie eat corner of MARKET end FIFTH the ei'y of Camden, tale the real estate of William Bale, eaased, contorting of a aaJHIanilal Frame Dwelling a r' k.

uliw, mn ejoi in hinv. which I 40 fact oot by go feet deep, is well balll of ood BMiwial from lbs foundation as. hss a dry and lacxxM seller, sonvenisntly arranged roosis. two bg hiiehene, superior pump water, nader snvtr, etera by eewed hi hit life time f'ff a I irge fami'y There is aim good Gard aad Grapery, pleaasitt shsde tn and other epplianeea, tsnduif to add to the Comfort of a residence A ten, THRKK BUIT.DINO LOTS. lying east sod adintmng the above, sack of them 30 feet front on Market meet, by 10 feel deep.

This property re high snd sligiMy situated, adj in the lletniNaGerden. Isopen all mend, fronts one of the miin strseteof the etty, and ie sueeeptlMs of bring made one of the most beautiful spots in tks city. II will berold together or divided, tn salt purehaeera. The title Is indnnuiabu, ar.d tha term will be made known at the tale, which win begin at s'clocs, r. whea attennanee pe given oy HUGH BATE.

Surviving an70.7t WILLIAM J. BVTE, I Exteslora. Peraoos desirous of exanuatmr ths pmaerrv, will bown ta aame and nil information aforded en anplieslionto Wax, I. Mtts, living tbarena SfLENuID FaRM BCLENUID FARM BALK MtuatedZXT niiiKUg, unuiin'Iiu mrtwm, ni.nn in i on the old Bethlehem and Phriadelphi road, one sails above Btrowntown, Hork seemly, Pa. Thsrs is aboat 00 asraacf prodaeuva nataral meadssri three orchard, principally of grafted frail trees, and the remainder good ultahie sod heavily limbered wood land.

There is psrbaus no country more healthy or Ireeof local dueac, snd tbs dally slugs renders communication with Philadelphia easy. Farm build lng There nt good two nnry stone dwelling Hoase, stone iitcnen unjoining, non nay aiaots, (tone nam, K) feet long, and other neeeeeary bnildings. Besides the alxive. there is eitaatcd on the same nlaae a beae. Ufttl Houe, built In ths enttsge styhj it at about 70 feet oare, rooags II feel.

The house is heated by a furnace, yet km wkils arable treslsres in every room There i a kandeon knebes wond kmae, bihle, and earriage kosss be lonialsg i hereto, all eonveniently nrratiged snd neatly mill, any nrnicwn ptdpiiw For term, apply DAVID JOHNSON, nt Osar leam, near the premues, iri avV VAL.UAB1.K fAKN At HI VAibfUh laJlSALE. The Buhtetiber offer nt Privalef R.lo hit Mleable FARM, situate wilhin oner mile of LASCATBH, I on the New Hnl.and Turnpike, eontainirg On Htmdnd awd ry mm Arrof limesione LAND, is a high tut of culti vation, well wsteres with strssm running tnrongn tha centre of Ike whole. The fenoes are in good order the whole Is pst ap wilh toeaft Iwat sad chea nut rail i lb sresler portion has been pat BP wilhin th two last years. Ths Improvement sre a good Brick HO aa excellent Stone Bant, a Gra sals his Valuable FARM, in Peqaoa Valley, diae TowBship, Laaeantar county, about fourths of a muc from Williaiiuuowii. adjMaing lands ts Henry Kckcrt, George Louis Eckert sad others, wmuinint I U) Acre and 14 Perches, neat sssasare.

with a pd FRAME HOUEE, aa axeeUant Suae Dam, with a Wsgoa Bhed and Guru Cab Hacked. "rt of ih purebaae money nmyremaia en tks plat II oca; red. ror terms, spnty to MICHAEL MALONE, Lanoaatar City, ST THOXAS MORRIS, myl tf( No. Locust street, Phitaderphisj. TTUILDlNtt LOTS FOK BALK lu tha mel and Oourithtrtg city of Point Ona of the larlcst Oolloa Faeiorias aa tha Uniled Slate hs been erected at i place, which has )ut commenced ep.nninr, and will aoon be iu tall operation; alu other Factories are about being erected of the ram magnitade, which will sause ihia town to be ooe 'f the avel oartahlna with is iba vininlut ot Philadelphia.

Oiaifurtablo pasaenger boat are rBtininr aaiij vuia wo places. Apply toy RIDOVVAY.Jr Katala AienL No. 9t Otkcsback. Or toT.S. RIDGWAY, who amy be f.uud eat lha Bneertv dairy, froaa 4 to 7 aVelaat.

Mr. LYbLtti first new brie hoasa a MARKET Btreet. WI Ian iiiu MA1.K. OR TO RENT A iu af at 1 XT vas seres of BRICK CLAY, proaouAcad by tadge ts be aa good ta quality as any sntutry, the uverMS depth, fnurlrea or tneea feet. Foe far.

tha tnforinitjon. Inquire at ths earner tf CHERRY aad ftUkXN Btrsets, KeMingtoB. lr l) i JJ i i VOL. XIX. NO.

129. tin KUi i'oHrV gA LK OF A K8 0 I aa VSJ TAl V. In mm'uHtn ikt Um wtU eadV ei I WIl.tlAN BAtK, ieiu. ul aal roil BALK A BID TO RKST. IjHJRSALK CHEAP, FUR CA9U A BUILD 1 NO LOT.

is Tkird MrasL uu Wuhii loo. Poathwark, 91 front by TO (m) derp. Apply Tl LKrAkiiKbunathraaMorr OWSLL Vff HJVat. wlik oabla hack baUdion, in treat, bduw cTwalflli. Hoatb aide I tl juM barn filmed, papared, and pot in cood order.

Pleat pply.t No i M0T00Mk.aY tuti, or No 3W TINK Street. aa'20 3t QTO LP.T Tbe OFFICMeiiaaUI ui WaL MUTBUMt.ia.t below Ane on d. Utelr oceuoicd by ftk. Huret. No jrr Publln.

Tlier are nicaenat and awnvenieat, with a large fire proof aiiuaied in tba rearroom. npiyiiM 3 iyaiui bi. mwai a A DBslRAUuK 81 fUATlOOi TO RENT, HOUSK. eitaatcd la tha Iowa of Ceeeier. on tha etreet leading to lower Tier, having a fine view of the river and vary airy eiraation The flcwee h.u evrry eoa vnienee for eomfortj a large Gtrden, wlih Carranta, Raapbarriee, Blrawberriee, Plame, Oagee, PakSh'e, Pearl, and three tna Orapa Vaira, ry foil of frail.

Poweoflon given on the 8 of (ptrtnber. Term mode rule Arp'ytn Mr 1 maris, near Cheater, or 0. r. vOOilLK, on the prenilaee. aa0 8tj A COUNTRY BK.AT OR 8VIALL FaKV WANTKD Ia Ihle State, within twenty ml Ice of Philadelphia, In exchange for eeveral daelralda Bnlltfing Lou in the Olty peopar, which ara free from every iaeaathranea, and yearly I aer eating In valaa eqaal to tba iatereat the price aaaed for them.

Poaaeaaioti of tba Feraj not rtnalred before next Spring. AddreeaR. R.S, Ledger offiaa. aai0 tw FOR SALft The STOCK of a imall DRY MOODS AND TRIMMING STORK, la North TIUR1) Street, Remington, doikg a good Caxh balnea. Any neroe with capital of tlx or avea hun dred dollara, will ftnd tb a good opportunity for Inveattng it.

The More, with Unrolling will be rent ed for I ii per annum. The Stock ha all bee.n pur. rhued wilblirux avmiha, and will be (old low If applied for anon. A llae addreewd to T. nod lafl at lbs Ledger OSes, wt.l meet with alien.

tkm, aalHf TO LRTI TO IJCT! A STORE, dlarle In the PMleaWpAte Artmdt. well ealcalatad for a Dry Good or Oomiaiwioa bainea, or Ctina or urockery were win he rented low to a good tenant. It will bit well fur blneeo men to mil and examine tbia Mors, who have to travel ap to the third and fourth Marie. The above Store haa 0 Fixturea in It, and will be put in (rat rata repair. Apply to antO lw 44.

Arcdc FOR BALK A tbree uory brick in UOnurtoMreet, above Parrlah. between Broad and Thiiteenth rtreeU and Fmrriah and Poplar It ha (even rootan, Inelndint; a good kitchen. Price Inqaire of JOHNS MOORE, in PARRIHH HreeL below of JOHN R. WEBSTER, No lii North NINTH Street. Bubiect to a raoeen.

able groand rent of 118 70 per annam. Qa abvtDi.Fi i ru Mak ilaate in tha Towneblp of Cheater, and Coanlv of Barhnfton. New Jeteey, about 66 aB acre; on which there la a quantity or roil Tree of all kind Tha land la a good rale of cultivation, with good fencing there a twoxtory Pram st3mO nary, wilt a evrn win ana wngoai asw miacam i Carriaga Houee, Dairy, in good order. Tks ColambiaaBd Philadelphia Railroad Besses through I rfii ons edge of the Farm Any farther in for nation eaa I be received by applying lo the subscriber, resUing on tne premises, aps tfl MICHAEL MALONR. VALUABLE FARM, AT PRIVATE loASALK.

The eabaeriber oflers at priv vj in a Kitcaen attached to It. and a well of good water in id kitchen. If not eold before the 48th of Aaguat, inttant at private aala. It will ba cxwaed at Public Bale on that dav. nt o'eloek, P.

M. a boot 7 mile front Camden, and from Mooreatown i formerly the property of Ahab neon, ore's. tj inquire or tae Stage. Tl FALL FASHION FOK GENTLE! EN'S BREMONDA FLORKNCB. No.

I'W CUEHNUT Street, inform then friendi and tha public thu they will, THIS DAV, intrrtduee for irw.ee Ion and ale, their NEW FASHION FOH OinTlSHttrs HATS, An the Amurrm of mt They beg ietve to Invite attention to thie new and of HATS, wkirh Will be farniehed to their pairona. of tba eaamrtetitiie quality and at the rrdoord pries which bve so diiingaihed their ee lablhbmenl. UREMOND A FlilRENCK, No. Ivfl Cbeennt iireet, aa4l tOU One door below Fourth, upper aide. rf FALL FAXHION.

The rubteribor, having iaaVreeeived tha Fall Faahlon, la now prejeved to fumlth hi eaitomer with BLOCKS. A MPP'y will foand eonatantly oa hand. et'ivutuil 'm Ainu on, Hrt Block fdniiafectu'er, anil lw Wo. 33 DOCK below Second. M.

ilATS AND CAPH in svsry variety, atyls and ihaoc. at tha very eheeprst prtees. A mil la ail we ak ui aatiery ail persor purcnwmg sr CAPS, that it I sxiaey in then poeketan In deal wilh a st the Cheep Hat and Cap Store. No. 1M MARKKT Street, neond door below Sixlh et.

lnrs bammr tiHiiwn FRENCH BONNETS ass direct from Pari, by ths mt packet, a fplendid aa anrtment of the latest styles of French Flowers, Marabnat and Ouilrh Fcatlier. Ribbons, Mll llnery Goons; aiau material lor loriau nnet Frames. Crown snd Tip, eomtantty oa I. Pareha'era would do wen to mate un early call, at he enabled to sell them on tne moetadvsn lafsoss term. JAMES RUSH TON.

Bonrst Manufartmer, No. 49 Channel etreet, North Side, shove Booond t. FRENCH ARTlFiriM, FLOWERS 'PEAlUi'S, BRAID BONNrTS, Ae ej I UU unuerManra hm terw on nuu. i I trr sverv eacsei rrom rant, tne wieat asu mo' ttihioaibla lyls of Goo. tn whir he invite ths at'enlirm of iobeer.

Ae H. being determinrd to aril as low as New York, dealer wl'l find tn their advantaga to exsm'n the atortmenl for making their pur' hue Having received per Francois pa't of kit faahion for Fall Bonnets, hs it enabled lo furnish merchant, Ae. wi'h ths kioi ttvlea of Bonn. It. R.

BARTON. no. to Ctllsnur wi ecu near otcoiw, twais aid. sbs i ww MRA. R.

SMITH. LADIES' BOOT AND HOB at Ih old estsWtshed (tend, No ft North SIXTH Street. ill eontinoes ih tale ot her Shore, sndsr lbs eare of MRS. S. OnX, la THIRTEEN lu Btreet, soeond ooor peiow rnraee Ireel.

aat.im CUiCKS! CI)CKS' II. L. SINES' CHEAP ClKCK ESTABLISHMENT, (the I Che port in the City, at No. 84 North Bb i Ptreet. oeiween Ksreano Area, rsnanei ahia.

CLOCKS In the box or single one. Those who wi'h Clock for Ibeir own ate, can hers Ind something to pleats the.m, snd warren ed lo run well, or the money win oe reiiinoeo vioes trom tat to SI it Wholessls snl Retail. try (Tlnrk rep itred sna warrantaa. aats tra CHEAP WATCHES AIVO JEWELRY Mooreatown aulS lll STEAM POWER, with two convenient ROOMS on the Second Boor, will be let low a good tenant. above vine.

Inquire at No I0S CROWN Street, ante im in want of mod WATCHK9rand no auvinu a una wm 1 rrice rrai Apply ut RACK Street, oppoeits FRANKU.N biuhe. aaii si HORSE FOR SALE A ksndeome young Bay HOR8H, six year old. War rank lound ami perfeetl senile. To at IU North THIRD Su tll tl HORHB FOR SALEA (ood BLIND HUUSM mt tale, wort well tn II Inquir st HAIG'S Putiery, FOURTH so va ropiar, nnuaiue. soul st FOu.

SALE A beauiiful Brows MARK. seven )cara old, perfectly eound and gentle, a unerband very fast trotter. Anplv at r. pa a an Ljverv Dtanie. nahdhil COURT, between Fetmh and Fifth rtrtata.

above AUW) a rei wegie nma juouniea nar. I. FOR BALE A BLACK HOMBE, 7 fTtlV years old. warranted vmad. very gentle.

and perfectly free rrnm trick or vioe, heavy built, ha oeea aaea as a rainiiy. anne, una auw emu for wunt of um. Also for sale, neat fsauly CAR. RIA6E snd SULKY. Ths whole wul he sold tow, If applied fr early.

Inaairs at ths Beauweai eor. aer SECOND aadGREkvN St'Sets. sal0Jt Toll aTX A ROME awd WAGON; 'haa heaa ned bv and wi I rait a Baker the Ju Ae vaare eld. warranted Mod. will Hand without burning.

Will he sold cheap, at IM SeA HORSFl TAKEN TO PASTURE. florae ylfTiVwi be taken to Pastare tt 04 eu. per week, oa aoed Mesdow, where tkey will be MrteUy aV audsd to, and where they cannot be 'nirn or usaa. RAMl'EL MI'RDOCK loquirs at tbs BRLL TA KKN, DARBY ROAD, tvs miles below Market tl. vrwtgs.

sui ew COWS grid other Cauls taken to Pasture MOCKIStt K1B1W FOR. SALE A alea lot of toumr Morktns Buds, last amvsd lot ths tkmUtiad til to keauiky eondittoa. WaieAWiUksarildtowifapTtedforBoeav laouir ut the Bar at Ihe Pemwylraua Uotol, No. 40 NerU HXTU Btrsst, SaS 1W vv PLEAS17RH KXCTJRIIOXS. A REGATTA at the POINT HOIMR.

on MOHOAV. Aacaat Wlh. for a SILVER iuaL. free for all au, larg and amall, to go to Cheater and baek. Tba Bf at will ba atarted according it length.

The Boat to atari at preoiMly WO'CIOH, aunt) 9t if. wiua rmprieior. EXCUmHION TO LHVI'IOrVel AND DELAWARE BREAK WATER. LAST MXCVhKIOt Of THK BASON.l)u SATURDAY MORMNG, iifoii uu, at o'oioox. The teamboat NAPOLEON.

Captain' Rote, wi 1 leave PlNK Ptreet Whnrf. en Batnnmy morning next, Anruet rid, at o'clock, for Lewutowa, rs taming on Monday morn.nr, Kth Inet. Fare lor the exeniuoa trip, only wi W. A8HKAD, al 5t No. 10 South Wharves.

GRVND EXCURSION IEWELRY, very ebeap, will find It to thsir aiivanlags lo call si lbs PAiiad(Ai WiurA aad I flYARD 8 flWARD JflMtr Sim, tin. ts) fctECOND Street, sorner of Osarry, below Raat. sull autt JOHN DRAKE, date A rent for CARRIAGE MAN of nswarx, 1, laae uw meiBoa of informing tna fnead and Ih public that he has commenced bati. CUetnut etreeu, Newark, N. a manufaciurer of giHUtesvaniagea, an by uirl allen tica to hutuies.

10 reeelve liberal brs of nttron. UK uuik ki Agent I to rhiiaaeipkis. sunj eoeai WORTHY OF ATrENTTbrri FOR SALE A teoend hand PI ANO wilh 8 Octave, in perfect order, all 3t To ON MONDAY, Auut tStk imi. In the lares and eommodion fitownboal bUDSON. Captain Kx stcnoif.

The large and eommod'oaa Steamboat HUDSON will make sn Kxesnioa to PENNdVILLB, on MONDA AsguM tUk leaving Mandereon wharf Keninaton. at 7 o'eloek, A. Hi Nobis treet at Chetnui lree at 7 and AUnoud Ureal at a quanor oeiore ci'tk. Wihing to innare dey'tpleeauit recreation to all who may favor a wilh their ouasuv. we have made amtMemcat fur atopoing at Chester, and but ting tae rxearaiouuut at rennvtiie aua remaining a ultriant time for gunning, fithing, rail water bath tng, ami her enjoy menu.

And in der that tha latte of all may be gratified two eel of Cotillion Matiaare engwed; added to which will be tbc arrvtoc of a Superior Brae Band The Boat will be abaent the whole day, returning to the city at 8 or o'eloek in the evca Ing. Tiiiket 00 cent irr Dinner win be provioad at renmvtue, ana refteehmenle of all kind on bovd of the Boat. Hhosld lbs weather be unpleasant, the avxeuraion ill take plans the Krt fair day ul 3to ra CAMP MEbTING, AT PKNNd 7J foi'i N. JThe Steinior HO. 1in tTia mi mUtSR.

Captin D. L. Craven, will leave tht ftrst wharf below Arch street every mo'u Ing, exsept Sunday, st 7 o'eloek, end re tare in the aflernoo t. Faaaengeraor the Camp Merticg will he taken at Si cent rata way daring tke week, com mencing on me xotn tnrani. aulill lw THO.

CRAVED, Ageav "7 Till tin VXiiURSIO.M Z.j THK CHSSAP'AKK BAY VttmrSi in iAliD UOVlil OF THU SISUOS HAN HA HIVBH. PiiWAYnal, Auinul trA wmpenWys eplesdid BHASS BAND. the twtft and onmmoitioaii Meambiatt Dane, will leave DOCK tMreet Wharf, on ritlUiV, An iut tM, at eight o'clock, for New where paMcngera will land and lake the ear for French town, and there take tke splendid steamboat George Weihuwton, Captain Trippe, on an uenraion up tne Chesapeake Hay to the Month of Ih Suvqjelian River. EseurnlonlM win have a pleaaant trip down the Delaware and adelightfnl nde over ouf thefcne! Raitiaadaia the eoontrr. and on Iravint; Punch twn a ill proceed down tho Elf river, pwtlng Back r.var, rotnt, and Landing, to the ma nne ike than tl no the Sv rtend bv Bneeatia le Ucd and Point Concord Liablheaxs, at whrh place Eiaeanger will bava a lie view of the town ni avre de Grace cn rmo ttd and Perryville oa the other, and up tha Su qaeh.nna as far a Port Ds Oa retnrnlne.

wmaencer will reach Prcnrhlown at 3 o'clock, New Ctl at o'clock, and reach the city at about 7 e'eeex. Genllemeal Tick Ma, I Ladle', 1 00 Dinner provided on board the boat en tha Chest ponk. Refrcehment on board of both boaw Alltnited namber of ticket only be sold, end mutt ba proeared at tha oAec, No. 1 Deck street wharf, oi Thurad.y afteruo or before going oa board on Friday nwiiilug. G.

H. UUDDELL, suIO 3tf Aiant EXCUHHION 10 CAPK MAY I SATURDAY, An SM The wilt and oomiaodiinM Steamboat OHIO, Captain Devi, wiil leave DOCK Street Waarf on BAVhDAY MORNINU, Aacatn3i. on an ExenirtnnTrip to Cup May, end positively the tail trip ot tna aeon. Returning, will leave the landing et Caps Island on Monday morning at aboet 10 o'eloek. Fare for tba Excursion, ssesl and earrisfa extra, t3 00 Kack way, meats and ewrlate Included, 3 00 altf 0.

MUDDELL, Agent, Mai uriuunirvb mir iv ov JLEM, DELAWARE CITY. NEW i i ri a 1 1 as UABfl.Et aa I ne Bteemnoai ri ONEF.R, Opt in Craven, leave the ami wharf below ARCH Street every morning, except Sunday, at 7 o'clock, for the above place ai.a retarns tas eaa day Fare, each way. 40 cent. an lm Bteamloal LO I CAPK MAY Th MILLINERY ir.saORrSMflirrM.C.trt.in A "SyTLaOOODcJ The Suuaciihrr ha lut received. rf oonunue to run daring the eson, a J.

DEVOR, snd her risvs of deparlure from Philadelphia will be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, st eight o'elurk. from ths South tiJ of CHE8NUT Street Wharf, reieriunf me roiinwini i New Cattie aad Delaware Oily geing sod retanung. Ths Pnrtnnouih la in ant rate oreer, witn new boiler, and f. a tee boat I eqaal, if Dot superior, to soy boat on the nver. Fare for us Kxcarston, carriage aire eluded.

Do. each Ways 1 0 rtlmuir. rp iM it. ua atn as rOT omwm Uiij SOUTH WHARVra. juB tf BtUKKiB Hu lun Art, Agora.

EXCURSION TO GRAY'S 'PFkRY AND CAR RW GARDEN, B'l STEAMBOAT KENT. The Steamboat KENT, Captain FLnimo, having been ittad un with everv eomfitrt end eonvenmiee. win eommense making regulsr EXCURSIONS for the raann, on M'JNll inn snn eoniinue every MONDAY. WKDNEBDAIM FIUDA1 jrTJA NOON, westher permitting Leaving Kirk1 Wkarf, enainglnn, at 3 o'alock; Arch Street Whsrf st 3, e'elneki and tosching at Almond Btreet Wharf going snd returning. Furs for the Exesrsioa, it cent.

jy. i II.MU tllV9inillll'llu PVVrTER AND BACK. The llesmhoel At. XT, I W. WHIIXDIN or BALLOON laavs ChejuiBt St.

wharf for Chester, daily. (Bundny axeeoted.iallU o'clock. A. Perton wiahtnc to avoid the heat of city, can spend several horrsat tietler and retarn, leaving Cheeter abmt o'clock, M. Fare for the Exeartionw cents, lyiu A BLINDING APPRENTICE WHERE AS JOEL HILT, aa Apprentice to ths MtL OrlCkisyiog pastnrm, anco aooui yrara, a JLifeet and or 6 Inrhr high, of dark complex ion, with soar on rne of eaetx sa aoaennoeo from tha sndersigned, th is to warn tks public and unfnmnniiveninat trutlli or hsrborinc him on myaoeount.

ts it my tnienuou 10 pioceea in mm ll R0H1NSO1. Bricklayer. Eighth, nea' Callowhill erred. TIE LARGEST and best asaortment of BILK FRINGES. GIMPS and Alferine TRIMMINGS, can be bad at Mr.

O. MAXWELL'S, No. 110 South BKCOIM tl ruree. trnw ppraen. rr im Ot nusiment uf WOOL, ooiMisiiliy wc.Tttgal'Twieny UUmiAJt et nUiUi'V, frU SiflS CWwiB'Strsst.

1NDIGO The Sabarriber rereivet, snd nfler for ml by Us paekase, BKN6AL UlAbKAS INUIOO. attar 1TTINDOW SHADL8! IV Jn vvulJAm No. It Roath Fiun MrecL WlNM )W SU A DFJ I Jmi lun Mai nt PraneA and Italian fhadoa. iilreu! froniVny ever offered in Ihueiiy. Bhade) painled to order, at tbs shortest nonee, at No.

KM t'tntNUT Nree. yyM li TUST RKCKIVED aid for sair, IsuBdoc CORN DRO3M.4, btstsmnrtBient ever'tered AS painted PAII.H, Cedar Ware, Ba kete, BoMon Bltnds, MMrheh Wtah Ru As Ae. No. 3 North THIRD St sat3nrs MANLY ROWF. TJILIA OF LAD! NO Receipt, Bill Heads.

Wsy Bill, Btip aad Pieamboat Prinuaa In ceneral. Card, Circa art. Billets, Jin, Ac, together wilk every variety r.amng sod Handulls, eieeu'eu is the Bcatasl and promiU naurter. at low nriees. at the Usirro rVraras Jos Pbiwtum Onto, third nory Lrdrer Buiiuiag, 8.

W. eoraar of THIRD aad OHKttNIJT tuaeeta aul tmt TtoYS ANi FANHY GOOiM C. AHRKN FELTiT A CO. Impmters. No 1 NORTH FOURTH Bo ert, betwesa MArkat and Area, as Mali, reaneeifally invite the attention of City aad Coaotry Mere haa to their exunatva atock of Good, imporiea lor uw ran iiaoe, enntmuig si uer French and Kngltrh Toys and Fancy Goods, deeeriptious Parfemarle.

rVias, Matlcal tman, ofal BMata, BUOuaery artielea, Gbaurware, Ckiaawars and Kurt hea ware, OruuwanlB fee aBanUeaieeea, Aa. Tks eiserent sruelee nt all IS soots branches ar too bbmhiiub ts be (peeited ws therefore request all the sealers to sail aad examine fur Mieia lelvea. anil lm LU.ATUEK! La.AfHf.Rl CAaap Jm C'saA. Th tubaerlbee bat intireeeived aa) oa hand, a large isnrtMat st LnaTnkk, ea aa atarneaa, miwe, rtininar.caNa, vinieT uuu vpiiia. rmieau m.

putned Lefher.lnvathar wilh ail ertteica la lha lino, which as wiu sen wv isr eaaa ar aporevsa ptper. a. uAnt.iaar.K, aaH tnv No 1M NORTH THIRD ft. KANHE K0FF umTbIus SaasU Plaid Laura rRlNTS, rich Painted La was, Bulanrines, Brnwa and Basched Shirtine snd Sheetings, wi a good Bstevtmanl of tetturncis Dry Good, to which lha anntio st the "ear enuntry snd ety trade it re peetflry Irrvrtod, by EORB W. CROStt, e4HFi i.

Je. 30 Bank toosL rr j. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY AUGUST 22, 1845. LEDGER TRANSCRIPT. nnLADELTHlA, FRIDAY, AUGUST S2.

Kklation wrra Mexico. The prospect of a war wilh Mexico Ins ca)lsl forth variotmopi. niona from various journals, bnt the best informed sre uniled in urging upon our government ths necessity of being prepared lo strike homo when it does strike, and not to count upon the weakness of lbs Mexicans for an easy victory The advice is not only oonciaved in good policy whirb would put in early period lo the war and tesch Mexico a lesson lo be remembered, but it is the leteon of caution which should cause us not lo despise an enemy loo much, lest defeat should corns when victory was expected A corres pondent of the Washington Union, who seems lo speak intelligently upon the subject, says I think we have calculated loo lightly on the resistance which Mexico will offer lo our occupation of Texas. Mexico has a very con tderable army on the frontier; and ths (Ulcer in comroiutl (Uenerol Arista) is active and brave, and can cross the intervening desert with his light cavalry, and commit immense damsgs, and retire again, without our presetting any obstacle to hi advance or his retreat, we have been induced lo believe the Mexicans to be cowardly, I am afra th.it we have trusted loo much to this belief. Arists had wilh him in Monterey, in March last, two Ibowauid three hundred cavalry, snd a battalion of six hundred runaway negroes from Texas, well drilled in flying srtil lery tactics, ready for marching.

"I should not be surprised if Mexioo should now have an army of fifteen thousand rsvalry and living artillery on the river between Eatnar go and Monclova, as we know well that all the troops who took part with Santa Anna have been sent North by the now government, while new troop (or tivieot) have taken their plsoes in Jalspa, Orixaba, Goada'ajara, Are. I do hope that our government will lum its attention eriouly lo this subject, and in lime; for it would be grievous to be worsted at the commencement by so weak government as that of Mexico. Arista is enterprising and ambitious, snd is by do mesne ignorant of the resources of this oountry. He baa lived for years in Cincinnati and other parts of the United Slates. War we shall have in the event of our occupation of Texas; and I hope it my not find us unprepared." Another correspondent of the same paper thus urges the same course.

What is meant by tending troops lo itftmi Tex at, should Mexioo attack her Carefully as I read your columns, I have not seen this point touched. If it has been, I have, by some accident, mimed Ihe article. Are we simply to rep the invasian, keeping this side of our own line If so, I fear we shall have tedious work on hand. The moment Mexico tend an invading force across the Rio Grande, or otherwise announces her belligerent attitude, she of course begins the war. She then becomes the actual aggressor iu arms, as she has already been in divers other gh handed ways, upon our rights.

From that moment the war is dtfnmvi on our tide but if we are merely lo rtvd a Mexican force, and not follow it over the boundary, we shall only be crippling ourselves, and giving the enemy an advantage. We enable him to recruit and rally in safety on hit own ground, to attack us again. The war being essMwsuttt'by Mexico, no matter how, sh lakes the whole responsibility of the fatal step, and the only way to defend ourselves effectually is to invade from our tide. It it lo be hoped thai loKre is no party in our country at thihday ready to revive Governor Strong's doctrine of the laet war namely, allow Ihe Bri tten to shoot down irom the lanada khore, un der scruple about oroasiug tne line. 1 hope you will not think it strange.

Mr. Edi tor, if, in the war Mexico may eutnpel us to wsue, I have bat one f. ar. That fenr i. that an Utputng Aer tso rA.

It iu never wite tn be looking only to the weakness of your ene my, uoou rareir comes oi mis. wni st evil bs a thousand Notwithstanding the irnomiuioui overthrow of her armv. hornied bv her boastful ruler, at Suit iscinto, the history tne Mexican struggle agaiut opam b.iunos in instacoesof successful, nottOMT beroie. valor and endurance, coupiro witn exiraord.nary rev moors. Let us not obliterate from our memory those portions of her bitlory which, under ve hement though false excitemeni at prevent, she might be driven to re enact, iners will (be no great glory in overcoming Mexico; but where shall we hide our head if we fail, even in the beginning, through ovsrsight, and, above all.

Irom despising ner unouiy tne recoil wouia be dreadful more so than when Hull surrendered a brave American army protected by a fortress, lo balf its numbers of motley English. By as much as I read in your paper ot tne acts of i the administration in regard to Texas, 1 make all favorable inferences at to its prudence aod energy: but I cannot be'p wishing that four times fifteen hundred troops were tent there, if we had 1 hem to tend it not iceu alone we are 10 defend, but tne right snd bouor of the Uniled Stale, now inrepsrtbly connected with Texas: and to defend both with double vitror. (tbe world now looting on,) since tne nragmati oa interference of France snd England to keep Texst from incorporation with our Union. Let me rem nd you that, in 1833, when the dttnute arose between Holland and Belgium at to the eon (til ion 01 ineir separaiioa on tne breskint on of the kingdom of the Netherlands. France, who look tbe part of Belgium, tent some seventy thousand of her best troops to drive buck the Dutch army, which wat not a third, if a fourth, of that number.

This put an end 10 the war at once, by expelling tne Dutch irom ine loniuiutliuna i nmwmp. vi wbiuu thev hid cot nossfseion. Far be it from me lo iuslifv that invasion by France and to our calm lit. JJ I. minded wntcs 1 wouia do aitputeu 10 sav, mink how Holland was treated, whose caute.

was good whilst, psssing over Ine long catalogue of grots wrong have had from Mtxuo, apart from the Texan question, il is now becom ing at apparent lo me a itpaeti untie world, ss a bus been lo our tdmininlralion, that her whole conduct toward Texas, since the battle of San Jacinto, bat been as contemptible for ut weak ness at ridiculous tor its ousnnacy. tt our land and naval forces move forward in ample hers, sons to act with certainty and eflect. noon her own territory, from the moment tbe tend troops not across the Nueces, but cross the K10 Uraude or otnerwnw Drains a wsr Wtm us, our government will nobly do its duty and with bul ibe mote humanity snd policy, in proportion as it acts vigorously. Congress, when aaaemhled. could nut fad to sanction the most derisive measure.

Think sgtin of the great body of French troops sent sgitnet so small a State at Holland, and wilh the Belgians co operating with Ibe French, in order lo render tuc cem certain, and ma war uun, uuwever unjustifiable. This it ever tbe best policy, when practicable Let me alto recall the conduct of England to ward Portugal in tM mg ot fortugal aVxHit that time at LUbon; hit eldest sun. Don Pedro being Emperor ot BraxiL be latter would have succeeded by rixbiful title to ibe nruara of Puriuial.but preferred remaining Em peror of Uratll, snd atrti' auta ms ciaun to ine of Fortucal in favor of hi daughter, Maria de Gloria, I be a a minor, tne potters ot government being vested in a regency until she should arrive at legal see. A new and some what 1 iheral conn! iiuiioo. was, at 1 ne tame epi aatahliahed in Portugal.

Terr offensive kt tie ulira monarchrit, who stirred op a yaasi civil war in the bops of putting il down, and seating Don Miguel, brother of ls Pedro, oa Ibe Por tuguese throne. Don Muelt cause was abetted by boain, aod secretly countenanced by 1 1 i. Born of UM menaDers 01 ia uiiajacr. England took the eorrttiinlioeal side in Portugal aad twin hound bv old treaties lo aid her if un justifiably attacked, seal five thousand her regular to rortugsi, iw i' remaruaoic prompiitudrt Canning being thm prime rain Biter that the troop arrived ai Lisbon in British transports, forty eight ho'ir sfier Mr. Cann ng's speech in Parliament, aanounctrg hit in uion of scud ej them.

Their trrival toon turned Ihe cal; the ooouiiiri oesl cae was npheld, aud the aabereuis ot IV" u1 ru' Comoara lb aroKaion here sflordVd by land to otter romtry, wilh Ibe prnn and irsnarecJeat ebligaii ahlch nw bind th i Uuited Hurt to defend Texas a tann their w. H.H.ii.il.Hi bv the hir.h.t'of all titlea the voluntary consent of two nation legally aud and then let tsk whether our jvernment will not hare tbe ample and so. bet materials (or a otanifetw to before tht TOM world, which would olace our csueon the high est grounds of national justice nnd duly, even should our arm overrun all Mexico, in insuring a rneedv neace. the condition of which ouitht to attest, ss well our moderation as our power, but at least save ut barmiest irom tne expenses of ihe war. Mexico' motive.

If the ttriltea ihe Brut Wow, will be obvious. She cannot be oo blind as not to tec be impossibility of making any head against the United Stale, knowing Ihe impotence of all her efforts against Texas during a longer period tnsn was required to oegm ana finish our revolutionary war: but, in her pas sion, the count upon England bring drawn into ipo comrsi oy Blue Winu. I ne mo', orrium way to cut 08 all such chances to render lo ourselves tardy justice, indeed, but now complete jtwlice to gain the respect of all Europe, inciuuing uigisna rnieuy ana to rage our proper and commanding position at this new era in our history, instead of letting foreign balance masters us a position, will be to leach Mexioo an useful lesson bvrhe viiror of our arm stall points, if she shall at lat purge upon the falsi extremity of making wsr upon os. But once more let me say, Mr. Editor, Ut nt brwvt of dtt fiting Aer toe ssncA.

I have no other spprebe iion Ihsn this An over con drnoe in war, it a feeling condemned by the proverbial wisdom of mankind. The administration, as we nnderrtand. have taken eures if aeeeatary, to bring a much mora effective fo cs Into ihe field. I'xio. Latik ytoM VnNrzugM.

Dales from Puerto Csbello, lo the 30tb July, have been received. The Hon. Vespasian Ellis, our minuter, las trnraitled our official communication to Ihe Secretary of Foreign Relations of the Venezue lan Government, relating lo the gh duties, which by the present tariff of ibis country are exacted upon dour and other articles imported from the Uniled States. He urges a reduction of rurb duties, and call Ihe attention of ihe Secretary lo tho fart of the liberal terms upon which the Uniled Stales allow Venexuelan pro duct to enter their port. He say: "Mr.

Manrique it aware of the fact, that coffee pays no import duty in the united stales, which it the principal production of Venezuela: and that only per cent is paid upon indigo, hides and other articles exported from (his country while this goven raent haa imposed a duty of tight per ttnt. upon flour, and ri)y to tevtnty per cent on itrd, ap, nutter and 01 ner important article introduced from Ihe Uniled States. The average rale of duties imposed upon other importation from the United States, including article that pay duties nnd those which are admitted free, amount to thirty four while the average rate exacted upon the production of Venrxuela, including Ibe article nhict to duty and ihosa ad mi lied free, tuount to lest than two and a half per eenttim. In other words venexuc a exacts from Ihe United Stale an tve rare rate of duly, fourteen timet higher than thai which Ihe Uniled States imposes upon the pro duction of Venezuela, being an average of their respective importation. Having before us this unquestionable fact, derived from tiatistical document of both government, tbc undersigned beg that Mr.

Manrique would heplrnsed lo re ply whether ton ta reciprocity The political movement in Venezuela are not of truck, importance. A treaty hat been negotiated, by which Spain recognizes the indepen dence of Venezuela, and twaiio Ihe ratification of the Spanitb Cortes, for its publication in an official manner. AnvgRTtsnto op LrrritRS A much differ ence of opinion eppeart to exist among the deputy postmasters relative lo tbe proper interpretation of the part of the new post office law bearing on the advertisement of letter not called for, the Washington union ootained tne ioiiow in letter Irom tbe pnst otiice arciive. wnicn hows the opinion of the department upon the ubic, and which in of particu'ar interest, as il is the nmcial interpretation by whith postmastert throughout the country art expected tobe guided: fosT omoit 1bpabtmrnt, Appointment Office. Aog.

IS, 1843. Sir Yourt of ibe Hlh instant, in relation to the differences of opinion which exist on tbet ub iert of sdvertieinr, received. 11 1 ear i. ci ion are requirea ov we mw susren im. are.

18, to advertise tbe letter uncalled for in otfios, in the paper or papers of Ih place or town where the otlice it situated, having the argent circulation and in all cases of doubt or AitDiite in Ibis particular, to receive evidence. for the purpose of ascertaining tbe fact. It 1 not believed, however, that Uorgress intended lo use Ihe word" largest circulation" in nny more rnmpreheniivt ten than that hereto fore estnhlitbed bf the practice or the department. Tbe law of 1825 ircposed no other re striction on ihe discretion of the postmatters, than that they should telect one of the nev. paper pubiitneti at or nearest ineir piece 01 residence ind yet, by the inslrttciion of the department, (shap.

33, regulation 22J,) ibey were required to give a preierence to the peper" wring ibe most extensive oircu'ation in Ihe vicinity of lha office." The obi' ct in requiring those letter lo be ad vertised wa to bring them to the notice of (hose for whom Ibey were intended, raiher Ihtn of Ihe pool 10 generally, and wno must be supposed to reside, if not within Ihe usual delivery, al leant within some reasonable distance of the office to which thev were directed. The great el circulation" within rwrA distance of your of fice i believed to have been the meaning and intention of Congress. A more enlarged construction would frequently place those advertise ment in paper ot little or no local circulation while a mote restricted one would deny tn these whne immediate office are unknown, the ad vantage designed to he conferred on til. What nch rsosstraW distance must occs ionallv depend on ciroumstsnces.btitean readily be ascerinioed by an exsmmaipa 01 toe tame, nnd a Terence 10 the natt experience at ine place. It sometimes occurs the new Stales sepecially trutt letters must be diiected to ihe county towns, designed for person residing witnitt the delivery 0) other ofnit; uud tbe nrnnrtelV OI Mienoing ine noiinaHries, in atcrnniaipg such circulstion, beyond the vsusl deliverv of nnv one office.

The p.Ktmtster uenerarts 01 opinion inai tne election of the paper having the largest circulation within the county whore tbe office is Hu nted, would, a a general rule lo be varied by circumstances, and a proper exercise 01 our own discretion, as sbove lest comport with Ihe pub lic convenience and a touna interpretation 01 the law. very respectiuiiy, Your obedient servant, W. MEDILL, 2d Assitttnl rostmaster General. J.D.LEIT.Eeq.P.M., Washington, Pa. I For th Public CoRQttitror Mzxtoo.

Will England permit ot lo conquer Mexico aai to wrmimui il mi mora lo her interest thai Mexico should nominied Kv an tnduitrious Anc aaxon race. than an inrlolent Creole ooou alioo? Were Mexico annexed (by conquest or otherwise) lo ibe United Sintet it would open a and a better market for her goods lhan the UM now, or can bsve, under the mismle, anarchy and confusion sk la Mttvna iff that distracted eonulrv. If it be tht imtrfit of Great Britain, that the Uniled Siste should conquer Mexico.anuinero by increase her supply of mw cotton, and in erettse the sale of her manufactured artie'es, it in k. dinieolt to prevail upon her to in bre tiratuaU lo prevent uch a state of ld onr act restions heal tbe dieenioos of Ihe Mexicsat, should Ibe vsrious fsdioot 01 thai distracted nation unite under some enere Ite bead, eoweable commander, they may give much tro ble, and perhaps protect their toil rhiirrhaa Irom desrcration. Tbia will Im noeomnon war! The Mexicans, infuriated by a serne of our ir.j nvice, and st niu ruted to tedoub'ed ex moo oy rengiow ra.

nt k.i. ehnr. ha. ii aul be santu narv conflict. The true poll, ol ihe biir pcan power win kav U.ih two reonblic (1st he it and weaken one another no rrfsW help wt I be given 1 by then 10 eiiber ol oeingerent pansr 11 iney id Mexioo sinking too ta they rosy piirttie towar I her a temporiz ri il icy, md much fi of ttreasihening her.

at of weaken Ing us. Le our Suteameu look at these thing be'ore it bo too lale. 1 The e(T T)i war will be lo withdraw capital r. manwrm oa the ocean, and invest it la real estate and nillacturea, A Crnxtlt PRICE ONE CENT. (ForihePablieLedgst.l A Suogestion.

Messrs. Editors The receni a'trmpt at burglary, narrated in yesterday morn ing LMt er. having occurred in mv own imme diate neighborhood, and tbe fieouencv of simi lar tucoeasiul atiemnls of an entrance br means of trap doors, have induced me lo suggest 10 ill merchants and housekeepers, who may think that portion of their premises lo be easy of access, 10 attach thereto something in ihe tbtpe 01 a sprirg gun, in toch a manner that it would be impossible to open the door without dischar ging 11 aod even rbotild lha weapon fail of giving the gtnlhman intruder hi iusl divert. the report thereof would alarm the inmates, who wouia oe louna in many inMances well prepared lo give him a warm reception. Ifmdeefome trail material that would explode wnha certainly of a portion thereof hi'ting the msrk, to much tbe better.

This arrangement need not be confined to trap doors, but might be attached lo anv other door or window, al pleasure. 1 have, lor a long tune, had several bell burg in different parts of my house, attached lo tmh doors and windows at I considered me weakest poin't, in tuch a war, that il it impossible lo open them without ringing them. 1 hsve one or two on communicating doors, in Ihe interior of Ihe house, to thai it an entrance is enected there 1 danger for them in attempting to pat irom one part 01 me nottte 10 tne 01 ner ot ine utility of ihe Inter prevenlaltve I know. an in itance. Wilh a little ingenuity manire ied in placing them, three or four bell ate tuificient to a house much more secure at in some inttsnces ont will answer for three or four point; snd tbe front door bells are frequently available.

The cost is very trifling, and well worth trying. The facility and frequency of ear ape, for these, bold violators of the law, call loudly upon our citizens to addj tome mode for protecting themselves and punishing the offenders, and if tome such arrangement at I have proposed, or any other better, that ran be devised, were pretty generally adopted, three prowler would be a little more choice of ibeir visits. Of one thing I am certain, ibe neighborhood I hare alluded lo it to far alive lo in own interest in this particular, as to be much be ler prepared lo welcome such visiters in a war comporting with Ihe dignity of their calling, than they were a lew oays occk. I offer these hasty remarks in ihe hone thai tome ona else may be induced to give the tub iect ihe consideration it imnortance demtnd. and uggett a better, and more effectual mode of protection.

J. a 0 a For the Public Ledger. Th CaiTCLTY or Mothxh and Father too. antes in moat instance from ignorance of tbe Jiroper mode that ought lo be adnptrd by parent nr the moral government of little chi'd en. My heart hat often been mode to ache, at seeing ibe cruel punishment inflicted byan irritated mother, tipoa her helpless ontpring perhtpt for tome very trilling fault.

Messrs, Editors, yon would confer a laetjng benefit upon the parent and ris ing generation by publishing a Tew short estsyt may find room in your paper, instructing parents bow they can generally govern their children without retort to physical force, toitk out an appeal to tu rod. soiornon, no doubt, wat a wise mn in hi day, but if lie were living now, and thould teach such abominable doctrine aa Spare the rrd and spoil Ihe child," it would be no difficult mailer to convince Solomon himself ibat be was a fool, for advocating tuch perfect absurdity Il eau be clearly dnmoniraied upon physical, phrenological, philosophical and moral principle, thai ihe rod i net the proper instrument for inttruc tion in I hi day, whatever it might have been among that rebellion, itilT neckid people" of wliom Solomon wat king. A J'skkitT. I For thu Public Ledter.l Public Hydrant Pumps. TbeHupreme Court having decided tgaintt the right of the Districts lo nnmo water out of the Schirr.kill.

the be ning the Lommiistoneri could do would be 10 ell ibeir work to the city at a reasonable price, and require the city to supply the citizens of the district at the same rate at in the eity and to tttahith PHblit kyirnnt pnmjit. the tome in the city. Thi would be the most popular measure the' Commistionert ever did in SrRtKO Gardes. An Imfortart Question rot PuiLADELriiUKfr We ropy from the Erie Gazelle the following article which commend itcelf lo every capitalist snd business mtn in Philadelphia, and indeed Ihe whole State. TUUaiitlMa aud Erie.

Thore two ooinla are me natural outlets tnrongn wnioh the imuiente mineral and agricultural produi ls of their re tpective sect ion ot Ihe mate mutt pass, and fur Ibis reason, it has long been a dnideralum with every true Peonsylvanian to uuite Ihtm by a railroad, cooMrtit'iea 11 ner by a company or the Commonwealth Tbe latter mode ha been heretofore, from Ihe embarrassed condition of her finances impossible, andfrom Ihe same) cause, till continue so but the former, although for a few years past at rqually impossible, from timt lar embarrassment operating among Ihe people, is now not only pouihle, but called for by every ennsidernt ion of interest and Statt pride. Phil delphia, backed by the whole State, ha long irnggled with her cities 01 rvew lorg, Boetonand Ball imore, fur the trtde of tbe mighty west narticularlv thai DOruoO embraced in lha area drained by the wtilers cf tha great lakes, line. Huron, Michigan and Miperior. Thit prize, Ibe value of whirb isuneslculaVe, is about to be lost 10 ber il horn hope of rs Iri. ve unlets ber hu ines and capitalists awake to iheir true interest, and make one more struggle lo secure il.

Their rival capitalist of Burton aid New York, with the furtighied Mgacity for which they are proverbial, are strain ing every nerve, putting lortb every energy, to accomplith thit end, and tet l'biladelphis, hvr press ana cil'xens, are ameep.or 11 twur, oui partially nnconsciotily dozing away the precious momenta Ibat ought lo be appropriated lo laeoonumination of thi great proje. I. The New York and Erie portion of which i in operation, and II ittcring prospect 1 the tpcedy co upte ion of the balance, i one ot' Ibe en rrpi ie resulting irum iu eiruggm 10 ec' un tire western trade. Tbecapitali ta of New York aaw. wilh clrar eigtited sagacity, that unless a direct snd enpediliou commitnica'ton with ome port above Hullalo, where navigation would not he so lng interiupted by ice in the spring, was onemd! Baltimore, bv mean rf her Ohio Rail roea exienaea 10 tne luxe ai wiraveiauu, or rni ladelphia.wiihtbe brie Extension Canal, afford ine an early Daae inrongu, wouia araw on a large portion of ber western trade; end hence this road wa oommenceu.

11 1 now, a mora iutimnled, very probable that the road will be completed. But doe any ore suppose it will ecd st iia nroooted terminus Dunkirk The idea is nrerxwlerotM Tbe company that rould eon r.iv. ami rarrv thr ush such a gigantic rroKCt. will never injure Ihe prospects of its usefulness by tullering It to terminate a piacu ma. nw i.a niim vanininai luu um i knean harboral all aa Dunkirk! this road mA once, with its western terminus al thit place, and Philailelphia may give up all hopes of securing tne iraueoi iu ihcwwhii.

Kul aawie irom mis. uoo Brwriiiru iw rwrw Vn.b and Erie Railroad it never finibed. there am two other louieu by which the will be de hrived of thi trade. Button has hid in her luim lo il. aod with the ability and tbe meant lo teenre it, whotupposctthe will Irtit 'ip thronth bar fins era vntb ut a Mriwgle If inereare any.

Ibey are not wi'h Yankee character ind enterprise, ror lam purpoaw iney propose eonuecttna that CUT wilh tbe River St. Law rence at (Jgdentbuig, and thus by meant 01 tne Wel'and Canal, posfss Ibemaeivi ot aa tnin lerruoted water and railroad coramnnicatioa with the Lake country ana ine mnw ippi ley. In speaking t.rthts project, Ibe Albany argil say The prospect ia more than Air Ibat thit important ad wilt oe onoer ri f.e the lape of many month. Since the rom VhMion of the Fitchhtirg, Montseieruna rw i.ur ihm vmileraul ihmuah ion railway taxww. Northern New York i It is coimiJer.

a noble comme cml wrugg.eor lAin mottrr, nftht Hra It imp. nee Lfce re in.nilert becann is the line iZu.frftrtkw'Mtrn Amt.tr. Uh altorn tu. kned to divert from Mj nreul and Quebec, to Boston and lo New York, Ihe fertile region of Upper Canada, which now retains 85,000 people but which hum eventually contain l.ioos ofa thriving sad enterprising populaiion. Neither a the pe al ng Ihe linetsleep An boruted comrnltuioner areconttanllyobiai tne raiiuta twhiwut rww of nr.

aad what ia of more imper. nr, they will go into Boston wih a ksdtom obiptio) tinted that one perm aUme, in fli. LaVfrare ronnty, tinvmlr iheetim of When (hone evulrnre of eotfitleace are presented to FaMern epillin. it. protbil.tv 611 up the rrnidiN.

1.K),C00, req nred." What.yourPhi,aoV)lpl,iarriendlothiT Are th. willit lo lei Bueloa teenre thai which lay wilhin ibeir grasp, only requiring a mll ripen lure of this shumlant capital raying idle. tot' pennaoentiy lor thrmseivr Uut we taid there wa snotrer route projrcttd by which Ibey would herb privtd id" thi trade. Tbc Callt nvre and Ohio Kailrrtd would toon be niplet ed Already hasarrmrany brrn rfctrtrred lo contl.uct a rtuidfrom Cleveland ibroutb Ark. on siM Luotoa 10 init rsrrt ii at wbatt ver po.nl msy be fixed a I rtte.n letminus.

This road no doulHcdy fc. eiUtelm0f Pennsylvan a interested in ihe evival ard epeedy cwplrtum of tba Erie and Sunbury RaiWd, Uke natures io.medn.tel, bring fhM wuri prise heiute the pub ic. Phil.delpbm is mora deeply interested 10 the mrstruc ion of ibi road lhan any other portion t4 the Slate he hi the mean to complete and if ber citizen know Ibeir true il will he 1 DrtgNTtRY iji GtEkKB Co The Wtyn thtirg Village Wa'rhmtn say The dytcntery ia Mill prevailing to a rrnsiderab'e extent in tome portion ibis as lb neighboring rmmliet, We bear of its ravagrson the north fork of Ten mile, in Washington county and in tbe vicinity of Ojrrnicbarl'own at well at nearer home. Mr. Thomas Norrit, two mile north of Carroi clmeltown, bat recent buri.d four childicn, .1 who died of meatlr and dyteatrry.

In the fan. mediate, viciniiy of New Providence Church, deaiha occur daily; most of ibe victim are children. Ber.Mr.MrClintork and Mr. MtHia ouag, it well a many others, have been af i dieted wi the lot of beloved children wKbia i a few day. Wo understand tnadiatrict Iwo mile square, alnrg Cole lick and Laurel run, a few Ic Southeast from Waynetburg, Itseirf death have oocnrnrdiince about the fist of iil." UhumlotrmjPa.) Dtmoenl.

A GogllADlzkR. Oa tbe evening of Monday last, a lumber of personi attended Ihe Junction Ion, Glossop, for. ibe purpose of seeing a feat 1 performed by a man, named Jesse Ollerenshaw, for a wager ofa quart of a'e. Tbe mm under look lo eat and drink, in Ihe spare of half in hour, the following article Three half pounds of butler, without bread; two pound of new pouioes, raw; inreeand a ball potiads 01 bread, dry; two pound of raw onions, one pint of cot fee, half a gill of rum, two quarts of Ble, and one glass of ale wiih a teaspoon nil of cayenne pp mixed np with h. Strarge to say, the individual performed the feat ia tbe lime ipeeifled, and offered to eat more, bul wat prevenlfd by Si, hit wife, who said ibat the wager (a quart of air) was too small, otherwise he would have con turned every thing eatable that wat ii the house.

1 Englith payer. The Moms JbT arksl. Du lnc at the Mock board yesterday eaau almost to a unl till', there be nj hardly Bales encngh to indlesit prices. Between and after boards mors waa 1 dons, and by the tale leara thit tba market cntideri'ly deprewed. Peansytvaaia five fell VUmtagton RailrW loan 1.

Tks quota tiona shew limilar deelinc throagkoal tke list lha war raaavt bad nbahty inlaene ytatcrdsy la nrodueiiig thi ptri'ttis at lha board thsa th high 1 rata of foreign eschar g. Th rate is now al that 1 point which will warrant tha shipment of tpeeie, 110 Indeed, reveral of tar tiller rtfue to draw at lea than IK', and a are Informed that the last Nsw York packtl took out aboet VTOOOO In Coin. TbetffotUof thai tiipmettof rpeei will baafow 1 traetlca oa Ike pvt of tha banks, a scarcity of ass ney, aal a (anker advance cf tha rata of Inlet esv. Stork would, ander rack influences, go dnwa, even wat thu aa apnrpeuia of war with Mexico. But soras exprrttion In the last Vm tht organ sf th admioisiratiou, lie well ealeulated to excite torn fueling rriptetiug oar lues with Mexico, and probably a farther deelin of price.

That print taya, "swsr ten Mince it fa wad Its lightlf nt atrvraf rt.rid. Il will tt otrp txptmtime and will aat ht rmimefd tt Jtag at bm pmnii ft It asptu ly. tttsict kmt Aad friftmiMU aa taws 1 far lAnt mtalhs," Ae. These aeutimt nt, oa Ihe part of Ih CWm, ar backed by forcibly written eomitaV nications and by cxtiact from (evef al IcurUng aewa pen, all which a ipon th IxecuiW th ate city of mors exttniiv preparaiioaa I baa ore yet publicly town, 10 icp.llhe iavation of Texas by Mrxlco. The prspsrations will ott muck money, and, wilh lh lapurteial, will eaaaa alarm, and probably revrv tke aymtom of panic among holders of itock, orservd Is lait wt tk oa Ih receipt IU rumor of a dcclaratii of war.

Bat that such a court will prove ia th end lha cheapest mods rf tpding ths difficulty wa bar aa duabt. Aad that th Gov. ernawnt ha trans and credit to prosecute h) a taecwiful latee, en tbia enlarged tUr, wltkoat a resort to dire Itxsiion, we ars rqaally euavmced. How, then, of neeestiiy, will ih erdit of th State and of Corporation be tiup jired BALES OF STOCKB Augutl 1. I th Met ht' Monk III 1 th L'uloa Bk Tens lensejl ska ecusyl ar AO BETWEEN BOARDS.

50M Kentucky a 100 ,100 aha Wil wAd VI zona Tenart ItUO do do eM It 100 th Bank I lot do de u.U It. I' do do tl do do 14. 100 do Nav30 I A. I SRCOND BOARD. lOihtMeckanica'Bank 3ff AFTER BOARDS.

3001 Penna fi (1 7tt Siooo Lskhth H(4t (tan do tU MktehuylN sJtdM flu Vt gd MtitOO do Wil 111 400 Text rihRntdo da Mf t(m A li H4 I to do do led MA li0 Lehigh 0. Hits 'iOO do do It At ryatptom of th opinion at Ntw that he: will no war, IS TVieswt ander. k.awi MlauaaaA ska Skukrvawuaslt suati tSm 111 art 01 BSSlSaS wt taujsjsr hwuh vsjmiPai pa wyvw aaw. (la ate ia policies. inereaaa of rata en Marina ri ki ha bea agreed upa.

Letter kavr tsn reeeived al Porthnd rtlaling to Ih great Janetioa pailrir.d.of lh BVXl eueourtglrg cuurtrter. Th sum of Mr. Goll't tomtaanieatlon I that sfferlng 10,000 share for isle, had rteslved application for ihti torn of tha heavy Iron denial mF.nglandtgar fsrnLh the Warn) prtlna of the road with Iron, and tvke pertmt. ia M'wk The fubfurlpthm to tbe nock rices the saeri I gon Wednaahy oawnutei, toupwurut of Tk following I tiumtn ry of tkt qttrter'y re potto of tha Bark, of the Stale of New York tor lli ltt a sude to the Jmptroiler, ana puBiuacti al large to column of th Albjny Argus. RrMarrt.

Lnansand DisMunt Lnsut and Diecuata to Plreetora 1. LmasaadDueout.wloBr.ker.... l.MSH Real 31,771 B'Sidtatd Mnrlgigee B.iwm Ptokl and Pmuuaiiry a lea lOOO.tta a In ai Directors other un lor maua. ee rr 1, Due from Broker olkef I has for loaia, Bank lywand Expense Orordrafli Bprste Catk Iteats Bilieof Solvent Beck kaad. lb 1 It of ta peadrd Btnkt oa Dae irom Bank and Btnkeia Add for teal Total resoaroes LiatiilUia.

i Bunk aote ia eiteahuioa, (old Regureredioies dr Das Treaaarur of th S'. Des Commilooersf Casai Faud Das dVposi tors. oa deas' Da iadivulaal Due Sssks. Due Treasurer Amou.4 due. act ander Uer head Add for Total liabilities 4i7eM tit 477 4nite I.V.tO) IKiMt 4 7MPKJ 7,791,40 tftt lixiaojs I7AI4 1H 001 Ml I41l0 17,8" S.

1U M7 ntrtv ll 40.7M 481.U ai Tkt quarterly rcparU of thBaskof that Bute, pa Ik bed ia th Arga, txhibt the fnllswir.g enmpi risoa wtah lha rcta a ftr Fertsry aad My of ih preatal ysar Fetklet Lraa aad iH Flocks It SHI B41 Speeii; Cash news 4 8 1 Bank aotsa, i "raw I fraas 7.0 I3 1 C.pii', 43 074. 1st IM'ttW ptatts, tl.OJtlMS 11 alll.llll May rrt. 74 M4.0M IO0NIS4 (MIM 0 I8e 7n ni" 'N! Brt.l,' HK't UsW A ap uri.1 he stent al lha tmt ere, Ot 3.1 tine February, ns si ay .1 i.i an 11.. tn" Wt thai Ih su Hem Aug 11. 70 17 IM IOSU'i T7 I SI ffT 7,71 tf If tl I 4l0 7 SM 13 it My derruass 1 at la Mi tinea FaSiaare.

thai Ikt oep aarea toe 7 i thst the sreele 1 ti Ftbruury, aed aiaw May I deerraaed tints I a and 11,1173 tt My. i.