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TUESDAY, JULY 19, 18r,4.
THK NTRATt.Uir PONITIOV or TIIK
ARMY OF THE POTOMir. 0.
TBANTI'n WITH THF. KIHUKK 0F,
ftORTii or ri iinosn.
It might have been easily fori' told tli.it the
removal of the Army of the rotomac to the
south of Richmond would arouso apprrhen
Iom M to the BtUbty of Washington. The in
teFpoaltlofa of the enemy between our army
and Washington U to many the only clement
of the strategic position worthy of con.idera-
tlon. The late movement ot the Rebel bat
Confirmed thla Impression ; for It If believed
that If our army had continued to Invest Rich
mond on the north side, the enemy would bave
bt en unable to march on Washington.
It U not surprising that these views are
entertained by men who have but vague
idea ot the topography of the field of opera
tions, no military knowledge whatever, ami
little opportunity of acquiring either; but
even military correspondents write In terms
wnlcb will be regarded by those inclined to
similar views, as strongly corroborative of the
correctness of opinions which are really
erroneous. A Washington correspondent of
' a New York paper said In one of his late
despatches: I bave no doubt whatever that
" fifty thousand veteran troops came here to
avail themselves of the blunder of un
" covering the capital of the nation," Ac. In
a letter from Washington to one of our
-own papers, this expression occurs : "'They
hare given a practical demonstration of one
r " of the standing dangors of putting our army
out of position to cover Washington (as it Is
' " before Petersburg), namely that the enemy
" can, by a rigorous feint towards the capital,
throw the whole country Into alarm
respecting Its safety. This is a dwerous,
'"state of fects," Ac. ''"
. One of the prjn" elements which enter
IntA mllFtarv.ni. . . ,i i..,r r .
"Operaiioui., ia iu reiuuuuui umo
to cfJstAORi' To be at a eiven nlace at a given
JiiLe, is a point upon which military success
i -depends as much as upon fighting. Distance Is
notalwaysthesameobstacletoopposlngarmles.
- In fact, it Is almost Impossible to imagine a case
where there la equalization. Independently
' of the superior mobility of some armies, there
Is always some preponderance in means
; of transportation; and of two armies, one
may possess both of these advantages. The
' Army of the Potomac, at this moment, vir
f tually Interposes between Washington and
, Richmond; for the enemy Is not so near to
, Wfuhlnirtrn In rnsrtnet to Mine.
In the position north of Richmond, the
) shortest line of communication with the base
of supplies the White House had to he
t maintained. The line of communication,
south of the James river, with our base of
' supplies at City Point, is so short that
' It Is scarcely entitled to the Dime.
' Supposing our army to bo on the
north side, and a Rebel force to march
for Washington, a column would either be
detached to endeavor to outmarch and con
front them, or else relief would be sent to
Washington by the York river. The probabil
ity Is that the latter plan would be adopted ; for
ta men would have time to arrivo In Wash
ington, and present a front of fresh troops to
the jaded forces of the enemy.
On the south Bide Grant can give the
enemy a start, and send troops by the James
and Potomac, as in the first cuse he would
have sent them by the York river and Poto
mac. Eighteen hours' steaming completes
the voyage, and allowing a few hours for cm
v barkation, debarkation, marching, and taking
. position, in less than thirty hours there Is an
army interposing between Washington and
Richmond. On the south side there is direct
- telegraphic communication between Washing
ton and the headquarters of the army. No
thing more could be obtained on the north
- side, and it is questionable whether it would
be as secure. Bermuda Hundred is an Im
pregnable position, slightly to the rear ot
. Petersburg, and on the flauk of the line of
communication between Richmond and Peters
burg ; and the main army is drawn up before
Per burg, with its right wing ne:tr the
. Jmes. whence no attack can come. On the
north side, the army wis iu a portion wit ;re
lu centre and both win?s were liable to attack.
It has been said, that hid our army boen
on the north side of Richmond, tliu ea ny
could not have made his late dcmDnsirution.
But this is not correct ; (or if our army had
b-en there, it could hsve possessed no m re
knowledge of a movement which proceeded
d wn the Shenandoah Valley Iro n '-yii -;h
b-.rg, ninety miles west of Rli h n n.l, th in it
ihhmammI in Its urescnt position soumj ol
Pfenbttrsr. The Sbuiadotli Vjll-y mist
b" left out of the oiiestlon, for ill d T"n- of
th it requires a sepuatrt column, h i in i
w'iere the rmy ofths! Polo n n- miy b-.
4 dirprt movem -ut on Wi-iimtitu ci ild
n"tbeso resdlly perceived by fun ar.iiy iu its
present pcwitlon as in a posiu.m on tii ; iiortli
siae of Richmond ; hut how is the enemy l
make a movement over a country wii'-re his
facilities for transportation and supplies were
Impaired In consequence of the movements of
two powerful armies contending the whole
way from the upper Rappahannock to Rich
mond, and when his resources have been still
farther destroyed by an enterprising cavalry
with the express purpose of prvvoMtag
direct movement on Washington, uoald we
have a better evidence of the impossibility of
a direct march on tie national Capital, than
the late movement o the enemy by the long
-detour of the Shenandoah valley ?
At what period our military authorities be
came aware of the character of the late de
monstratlon, la of course unknown to the
public, but the tact that at a time when It
must bars been in progrea Car several days.
woops wern koi irtmi u army, and con
fronted the Rebels, shows that If the army of
the Potomac do not always luterpo between
; Washington and Richmond, It can never be
because It Is not nearer in point of time.
Whether the enemy approach Washington
by the direct route, or by the Shenandoah
r alley, all wo require Is knowledge of the
sstoTCineat, sad that can be obtained Aqoi
this side. It was natural to suppose thst the
Rebels would return to Richmond after re
lieving Lynchburg, and the march down the
valley was probably the result of an after
thought. Be that, however, as It miy, It is
probable that at Washington they were not
apprized of the fact as early as tbey should
hare been. This absence of early informa
tion is In no respect owing to the present
position of the Army of the Potomrto, and
would have existed In exactly the same de
gree If the army had been on the south side
of Richmond, when the emergency would
have been met in precisely the same wuy ns
that which mnde the Rebel intentions on
Washington prove abortive.
THK CAM. IOK WOllt 1I.
We said some weeks ago that the President
would be compiled by the necessities of the
War to call for several hundred thousand more
men, and our prophecy is already fulfilled.
The proclamation dcmiinils half a million of
fresh troops, to be raised hy volunteering
before the fifth of next September, and if not,
then to be drafted. There is time enough for
each Slate, each county, each township, and
each Ward and rreclnct, to raise its quota
by volunteer enlistments before Hip period
named, provided the right method, means,
and energies are employed In the work. And
it Is surely most desliahle that the men who
are to go into the field under this last mil
should go as volunteers rather than as con
scripts. Any person who Is forced into mili
tary service aguinst not only his will but his
tastes and conscience, never makes a valuable
recruit himself, while ho is apt to injure some
better soldier, whom his contact contaminates
and demoralizes.
But, besides the superiority of volunteers
over drafted men In flghrlng qualities, and
the like, It Is much more creditable to a com
munity to furnish the Government freely with
all its share of the soldiers successively called
for In the public defense, than to hang back
In sullen or treasonable indifference and su
pincness until tho War Department is literally
compelled to take its citizens by lottery, aud
actually drag or drive them into the ranks of
the army. This good old Keystone State has,
fortunately for her reputation in history, thus
fur answered almost every cull of the Presi
dent with volunteers, and there is no reason in
the world why her proportion under this
latest requisition of Mr. Lincoln should not
be entirely supplied by free recruiting bofore
the fifth of September next, Immediately after
which date the order for a dralt will be exe
cuted. It is to be regretted, however tfca ifo jxfi
of Congressjoft H.AtVetlonary with tho
ja!oflve'to accept men for one or throe
years. The shortest term of service should
be for three years or the war, and the Presi
dent should have resolved, in view of his
authority to do so, to muke no draft and to
accept of no volunteers for a less period than
the one we have named. The Government
aud the country have already experienced tho
sad inconvenience of a transitory and fluc
tuating army, which disappears about the
time t:mt it becomes thoroughly disciplined,
well seasoned, and qualified for its work, and
requires to be cither supplemented or entire'y
replaced by an equal or greater number of
raw recruits. The serious disadvantage of
this system was painfully experienced by
Washington, during our Revolutionary
War, and the severe manner in which he de
nounced it in the following extract from a let
ter addressed by him to Congress about that
time, ought to constrain the Administration
to avoid short-lived armies. Washington
said :
" To one who has been wino.ss to the evils
brought unon us by short cnlnamcnts, the svs-
" tun ii.urs to huve bjun porniuous beyond
description, and a crowd or motives preeit
" therm elves to dictate a change. It may easily
" be shown tbat all the misfortunes we have met
wiih in the military line are to be attributed
to this caut-e. Had we formed a permanent
" annv in the beginning, which, by tliecont nu
ances ot tue si me men in service, noil been
"tupable of discipline, we never sho.ild huva
" bad to retreat niih a handful 1 ot men across
the Deluwnre, In 1770, trembling for the fate of
" America, v.hicli nothing but the infatuation of
" the enemy could have tared ; we sn mid o t
" have remained till the succeeding winter at
their mercy, with sometimes scarce y a sititt
clentboiiy of men to mount the ordinary gaaids
" liable at every moment to be disnipaled, if
nicy nuu oniy luougm proper to tnarcn ugtin-t
us ; no should not have been under the uecc:
11 felly of fighting at lirancly wine with an una ual
" number of raw troops, and afterwards of seeing
" l'biladclphiu fall a prey to a victorious unny ;
" we should not have been at Valley i'orge wall
" less than hull' of the force of the enemy, duiti-
Into ot everything, m u si'Uitlou nattier to
" re.-iht nor to retire ; we should not have seen
" New York left with s handful of men, yet an
" overiiiiilcli lor inc main army ot tnese .-rules,
" while the principal part of their force was (1 -"
tacbed lor the reduction of two of them. We
" should not have louud ourselves this spiiui( so
" weak as to be insulted by live thou-and uiua.
unable lo protect our baggage ami m.'.i es.
' their tccuriiy depending on a good countenance
" and a wiint of enterpii.-c in tbe enemy. "Vt
" atiould not bave been, Hie greatest part ol the
" war, inlenor to the ei ciny, indebted fir our
sa'ely to their inactivity, enduring fre 'ii-titly
ihe nioititiculiou of i-eeing inviiing opa .r-uai-
" lieu to ruin them pass unimproved, for want of
' a lon e wlncli the country was completely able
' to slloid ; lo m c the couulrv ravugej, our towns
' burned, die inliu' itauts plundered, ub ised,
" niunlercd w itn impunity fiotn the same ci i-e.
" 1 here is every te.isnii to b -lu-ve. that the w.tr
" ha been rotr.ieled on ihis ui count. U.ir op
" poDitiou In iug less, mudo the Hiicce-es of Hi -"
i neiny greater. Th ' tiuctv. allou of the army
" ke t alive their hopes ; and u' every neriu t ol
" a iii.-olntion of a consaluraiee part of it the v
" liuve flu 'luted tbcuiaelven with hone decisive
" uih anilines, 11a. I we kept a perm incut ar.ny
' on fo il, the enemy could liavj h i l uo'liiiir to
' hope for, and would In all probability hue lis
" t. in-d to terms long nincc. If the army is left
" in in pn fci nt aiiuation, it must continue an
' i-iicourecmcnt to the cllon oi the eueniy ; if
" it is put in u re-peeuilile one, it must have a
"contrary ell. et; and no bin.' I believe will tend
" r.orc to pive in. peace tin- iixiiu; winter.
Many ciu uin-tuni'e- will c mtiionie t a no
' j.'ormiion. An army on foo', not only for unj-
iber tiiiiipal. u. tun for s-'veial iainitii(iis,
'would ilecriiiinc the emuiv to pni:ic iiieu
" Bine", ai.d inabeuato in-i.-t upon favor ililc
"teitm ia forcible Innuuriue. An army iu' i,'
" nilicant in numbers, ilis.-ali.ii-.' I, ciuinbliu to
' pieces, would be the strongest teinp'aiion ttiey
" could Jiavc to try theexpei imeuta li tie l.ingcr.
" It is an old maxim that the am est w ly to inile
' a good peace is to bo well prepared for war."
These reflections of Wawiiixoton are as
applicable now as when they were first ex
pressed. Tho present war is not likely to be
a short one, and ull preparations and pro
visions for It that are based on the idea that
It will end this yeur or next, must full short
of the probable exigencies of the Government,
1IF.AI.TII THF ARMY.
We observe in many of our most influential
contemporaries an inclination to fear detri
mental results in our army from what is called
the " malaria qf the Jamea rleer." It our
Copperhead co-luborers were to play upon
this chord only, we should take no trouble to
chow them their error, but we feel it Incumbent
upon us in our duty as public journalists, to
point out not only a popular error In regard
to the present position of our army, but also
the causes of it. When our troops were
operating; among the bottom lands of the
peninsula of Virginia, where mire and tussock
formed the prominent features of the soli, the
malarious influence was powerfully present
among our men. Tbey died by scores from
typhus, typhoid, bilious, Intermittent, and
nervous (even. The Inhabitants of tbj
region die almost altogether of what is called I
ague and fever, which attacks whole families
in the spring and fall seasons. i
Our army Is free from this malaria now, and
Is far aliove tbe region of swamps or marshy
ground. It occupies a district remarkable for
salubrity. Colonel William It y itr. one of I
the early crown proprietors of the land, has
placed It upon record, that li.nl the first set
tlers of Virginia placed Jamestown where
City Point Is, "it would have been a town
(I7WI) of nMe and considerable population."
The city of Petersburg Is very healthy, and
lisd very little sickness when Norfolk was
lH-Ing devastated with the yellow fever some
years since. In view of this fact the Rebel
Government, early in the war, seined all
eligible buildings about the place for hospital
purposes. Next to t lie Valley of Virginia,
where I.ynelibiir'' and Staunton lire, the laud
between tbe Appomattox and Black water
rivers, alwive Sandy Point, Is the very healthi
est In the Stale. In the county of Prince
George, where the bulk of our army is now
encamped, we find nothing but hlh roHinij;
ground, mostly under cultivation, and, con
sequently, quite open.
Malurious fevers, or epidemic fevers, are
seldom met wllh there; the prevailing com
plaints being those arising from a disordered
liver probably the most controllable of all
diseases as a class. There Is but. one meadow
in the neighborhood of our army, and this one
lies Just east of Blandford, and south of the
City Vol n t Railroad. This is generally quite
dry In tite summer season, ns are many of the
rivulets which spring from surrounding hills
In the vicinity.
The present season has been one ofunusu.il
drouth, and all of these streams are now gone
until winter rains cause their fountain-heads
to burst forth again. Kven the Bluckwatcr
river Is dry, we are informed by a Petersburg
paper, as if this was a rare event. Yet so
small a stream is the Bluckwatcr creek, run
ning just south of the present position of
General Baiii.ow'b Division (our left wing),
that It Is a very common thing among tbe
natives to drive their horses down and find
Muo water thar." This "dry spell" will not
increase sickness or acute suffering In th.t
army beyond causing a temporary want of
water to bathe in. If the troops nre careful
they will always Mud enough to drink in the
admirable, cool, and clear water springs of the
region, which are to be lound on every hill
side In any event, our troops will always
find the limpid Appomattox well filled, nnd
the James river is as inexhaustible as is our
own noble Dcluwure.
'"GenWn! 0 It ART lias contracted liis "es re.
cently, not becauso he fears tho Rebels, the
malaria, or the absolute wuut of water, but for
a reason best known to himself, and one which
will be considered good by the Iicbcls a month
hence. We have written all of this to quiet
the fears ol the credulous in such mat ers, and
we wish to place It on record now that it was
another general who held the Army of
the Potomac in the swamps. General Git ant
never went where they were, and we think he
never will. lie has always been a stickler
about the axiom that the losses in action are
small compared to those which arise from the
diseases of the camp In bud climates or sickly
regions. The Army of the Potomac has never
been in better condition than It is now, either
in beulth, morale, discipline, food, confidence,
numbers, position, or determination. General
Grant proudly presents mortality lists uiter
actions, but his losses from camp sickness are
very t-mall indeed. "lie fights his men hard,"
says General I.noai.ls, "but he takes good
care of them."
Send our men sanitary .stores, reiulorce
nicnts, reports of harmony among the North
ern piople, and strings of onions, and our
word for It, they will never complain of their
present position as an unhealthy one. It is
not. however. rroQtiible to stav lust here much
.... ...
longer, ana we arc in receipt ol advices which
bluinlv show that our soldiers will soon 1
occupy even a moro exulted aud (to Yankees)
healthier region in a very few days perhaps
hours aftOf tllist Is bl'ftn'C Olir frit'Ilds. Lot
us be of good cheer, for good news is cer
tainly in store for us.
Ihe Hostile t'.urupenu I'lessls The
ItitriiNls llloeknile.
The Hamburg papers give the following as the
reflective strength of the Danish ami Austiu
l'russiau fleets in the N'urth Sea :
Tho Austrian force consists of the screw ship-of-ihe-line
Knhrr, (II ffunsjtho sere' fi'Uatc
Srfiu iirzeiilHi f!, ui (jiiiii. j the ii on-clad frigate
Don Juan d' Austria, lti guns ; the screiv corvette
Fritdriih, 22 ; the padille-wheel .steamer .'':!
bilh, G; and the screw gunboats II W and .s
bumi, each carrying 4 guns. The Itailrl.l.ii, sere
frigate, :r guns, was at llorkuni on t tie 2tirli
allium. The 1'russla-is hive tbe piddle wheel
steamer 'vi.n.ticie- Adlrr, 4 guns, a id the sc-e.f
gunboats ltlit; and Basil:-.!., carrying thico guns
each.
The Danish force la believed t consist of ihe
ncrew lrig'ite Mrlt Jm-I, J guns; the screw
frigate J'I.'and. 4 1 ; the screw eorvtuto lh :ii'li,
lti; the screw ship- il'-i lie line .sV.oA, 111 ; and tho
iron-clad corvette Ihtnmhrnq, Tha frigate
SjaeHnufl, 41, or till 'fnt-tt''ntt';n,-l, .'I i, will aNo
probably lie kciiI to tae North Sea, with oth-T
small crafi.
The Danish Government give no'.iee tint tits
follow ing potiS are bio ka luil: I'ill m, l)iu.i,
C'olberg, C'smiiiiti, Sa inein utile, Wolg.isr, (i.tiii's
walde, .S'ral-tuul, ami liaith ; .ind all tint ports
and inlets on the east coa t of the Dueliies of
Sclileswig nnd IIol tein, with the ce.'ii'ion of
the isli s Als and Aerou.auif oilier pi ice-, aeliully
uudei Ihe atttliority ot tho King.
Osil.y ts .Mi;; iter,
l.ieut. unnt Hunt, of I'tica (U iib d S aos
ri gtilur ar illery ), rencmly fell overoj trd f com a
lug In the Juines liver, and w is ttro-vnei. His
body not being recovered by tlio lug, some rel i
tives went down and drsggeil the river for i iu
vain, laing afforded every futility by our nav tl
olliiers. finally, tbey in inirod idling 'he river
hank, and lo ind two negiues w ho told them ol
another nero who hud buried I lie ho ly of a
f ederal other which he found on the river Inn!,.
Trot-ceding to Hint negro', but, th-y met his wile,
who bowed the in the cio liing, siiirs, i-ic , of diu
buried olliecr. which they rca lilv re.'.iguiz id as
Lieutenant Hunt's. She also produ cd and ave
them S'i7 In c it-It with his waller, wlii-h hJr
lnihl utid had taken before buying the buJy,
decently bhroinled in coar-e clocii, in tic: best
cotlin ho was able to make.
Iu a little while the husband returned, and,
before niding tliem to exhume the remains, pro
duced .froUO more, with certain important papers,
which he had also taken from the body, bit
which he hud carefully concealed even from his
wife, because (he said) the guerillas often came
there, and they might frighten her into giving up
to tliem documents and money which they ought
not lo have. All these were brought away with
tbn hotly. Of course, the negro only proved
shrewd, thoughtful, and strictly honest; but
there have btcn instances of white men doing
considerably w orse. .V. '. Tribune.
In Knglantl there are mure than one thou
sand eight huntlrcrl penis ot' church bells, none
of them with less .huu n chime of four. The
linen have twelve bolls, and the commonest
a I ion t three or four.
All the spirits manufactured to the United
Kingdom are denominated commercially Urithh
plain Bpirittt. Tbe same article, wheu recti tied
and made into gin, Is called British compound,
the aymlxjl expreiiig which is the well known
but mysterious 'X." London gin is thin madi
Von gai n) of the jnd rm ttiicatlon.
70 bounda of (iermin junipor berrlei.
70 " Ot Culiliidr eHtt
lt ' ot almond euku,
1 ot angelica root.
(1 ' of liuorli' powder,
Li queurs are preparations composed of spirits of
win, brundy, Mugar, and the extracts nf mt)
atancea more or lens uromiUic; the result beimr
obtained by dint illation or int us on. InfusjJ
li(tioraaie called rat.it.as. Klixirs are certain
wholesome or therapeutic liquors taken only br
pOUlUUltf
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III. limit if I no e. ami lilnil. are re.ie- ffiit!-. liolf..l lo
nil. nil hi. luiieoil. limn lit. I: tr re-i-l- In r. So f I 1.1 W ' 1til1.lt
-.'reel. i,n '1 1 u'uli.) n t, ;it 4 o ( l' k. L'l,1"n" -re 'Si'"l .
I'l ' COp. J
It A hi I.Y.- On the mom be nt thr I -Mli In.t ,af,or a pica
Inl illi.e-... Ill A r. Il.li.t. '.'I iinr..
She .lei .. i.eeto .leen, in Ihe ni ins nl h-r V O or.
'Ihe rilnliM. and frl. nil. ol the hirnii.r nr.- ri.pi'eonliv
lr. Hell to ulti i il her hoi' I al. Iinm li.-r mother . rr,ui.-n
Iiipi r alrei-t. .d'nf Ainhp'-, en 'I hnrnti.. iiliernoon ;.l i
I. few k, ivilhont luttliet note e. 1 u proceed tu Monu ne-nt
t Vniftery.
IIIM IMMIl:.-On II e llh In.t., ,IAMI;S 11 Id SK
UA MHI. li II e I "o enr ot hl II-'".
1 lo re'n l vi una frh ho-, atel al-o tho H.trm mr t "il i
No. lit. I. O Oft. F.. H.n the I'er.eveiiin. I. ItiMiBlhUI A -noeifiilon,
arc rei.-i Tl.ilir In. It d to .ittetel hi fnnetal,
t'om hi. h,t r...hh.H-, No. N. r'.nii'h .treet.-.i
Wi.ilneM.' ev iiltrrninin at -I ucioik lo jiror.-ej t. I I
Ki-l'o a' t'enieu ry.
BUSINESS ITEWS.
i liolce Slld diftvernmoni
J.i i l'..ior,
Itn. hi ki. Ki.e.11
K .e.T ati.i-.Mst.
Uei, .V Re imp. ...
Aie.-n anil Tk.
ii o i. i a 'r t i: m i"
it o it it i:it v
CHILLED IRON SAFE
SKHIOHHI.Y ATTACKKU.
THE PUPILS OF DAVID EVANS,
OF THE HUM Or
l i V A H W A. T M C IV.,
ALREADY AT WORK.
EIS SCIENCE PRACTICALLY TESTED.
The Result a Complete and Total Failure.
nil: nt.'bdi.Aiis haiii.v looi.r.i).
DAVID EVANS iiaja, It la a verj .luiple mattar to
dilll a. hole thruiiL,'h l.'J to 2 Inches thoroughly chilled
Iron; pick up the combination of the lick, and open
l.ilUc's Sale; and to llluitrate lill syntetn, lias found, acci
dentally, a scntl.chllleil Imperfect safe; procured a verr
perfect drilling apparatus, with drills Uie luost approved,
and, I am told, gives dally public le.aoni lo the art of drul
Ing ; also, that he succeeds, hy a very heavy presi ure, and
the use of three or lour drills, tn gnad a hole through this
seml-chlllad snle In from thirty to sixty uilnutes, and saya
to bis pupils that any of LUIie's Safes cau bd drilled the
same w ay.
It won lit seem thnt some of his more advanced stnd -tits
bavliiK found ft most favorable opportunity to tent this
new philosophy, have already tftkoa tho necessary steps
to practically aud professionally eiiierlmeiit upon this
new ami wonderful science; 1 sny wonderful, because, if
siicccssiiil, It was to open at once the most important salas
and vaults of the country to the whols biirKlur profession.
Tbe reMill of these experiments will be shown by the fol
lowing statements, which appear in the "l'ress," July it,
Also other city pnpers.
Lli.i.lr's Ciill.i.r.li Ikon 8rr. A Horn ni'T tTN-.-ec-i
Linn l Al rl Ml-r A't ItomtMM .The - West l'liilildelpllla
Kiolnys I'litnl" 1ms one ol Li Mat: No. '2 IMnk Sates,
piilehiiHeU.il M. C. SAl'l.Mt, Aeul, In Ibis city, so ne
eighteen inriiilllH kIiii e. Tie' safe was left III the olllee, on
Msrket street, Hbo e llroail,oll Hitarday afieruojli, ull
ruht.
On Sutidiiv, lit twelve I. M., the policeman tried the
fiont.liHir of the nin.-ti, and ton nil it llnloekiil. Oil ex
amine n ihe olllee he lound the burglars hint been nt work
hi Hie sale, hie ti.nl leu wllh llimr a;iiir.iln-,. There was
it tnoiti-if ni.ule Ih tie-ll-.or in irnt of tbe sine for the
iti). pint ol the drill, and a imiuiierot holes farther haek lor
mi npiunati.s to create a pri'-eoire. and ever. Ililiig done ap
pno ntl to mat.. the iltilltiiK pcrtect.
A liole v. ai loiliiu uriueii, or itiviiiiii, iiooai nnn nn llien
I Into the dour, over the Wick. Ill tin- iinmuer no unuhelv
i ii,-,ni.eii m nin.irv newspaper aiivcrtmenient.., un.i a
would .it t'lii llii.t wtitt iit Mi 114 they mill , tin iron
l-t'tMin 1 ttnli-r. fvi't the Jock c utre v :n ilioru iKlily
lrit l, hut t'ould nut be drl mi in. Mt tlm Itttcii-kiiulu
wtsic titki ii oil, and the kimti-islt,li-i. Hcru thorouKti y
tritd, mil I Ley could tint to driven In. A .tli'duf ai
(ii.sl u i il (IihT hull ntt frti-t. A iii'V Vt'rfH hliii'i-tl ltihtnil
I Uh-door-lniim-H ti ry oit tin' duor. VliNdidnotsucv -vd:
caui to ilif com lusioi tiny coil tl in it iti any way p ,ni;
trnti' the Kie, hihI hit in di-tfiiair voluntarily ; not h4viH
In tii iiiMiiitu'il in Jlf leant, ana liavliiu itill jilfiitv ot tiun;
to wmli. 'I'li aiijUMiraUKjrti uouid icarlv llldi'HU' Hint lh
ImhrUih wnii' nt Avoik durlny Sato 1 day uilit,iuut of
.sniutay, uiid Hundny evwuni,'-'
Iniitn Nation m, Hank, I'hilad 'li hlft, July 14, B'il. 1 do
h-M'lti c.-rtlly Hint ih f tnti'iio nt in t tie Tre.is ' of tli !4tU
Ii m., hi nii ii ine tu 1 illlt H italiiut Hit VVt'nt rluUdeJpliia
'It Hi's I Con hiit, Is ii eoiivt't a n I irn HttittMiifiii.
1AVI1 li. i'Ai;i,, l'ri:ldcnt.
Tlie lolluwiiii! pu lulu arc paiUt'iiliii'ly notlceablu in the
iilitivc hlati nit ii tn
1- Imt. I hr (,'! at It-MKih of lime of opt'nitloii.
SitoiMt. 1 i.tt irtct thai I tic- oM-iatn.t h-tt vo'tmiiinly, nnd
rit litH'iait-h tnkiiitt ii way tlieir whole Hpptrttfiis. liaving
a uiitt-ii 1 iimt 1 1 u ic to work.
'I U,i. '1 hu t iti.at Iticy o Idviitlv ti'1 the inout hp
pro( l fm iJli.eM lor diilla r thc i:itiil ntit lite groimd
one halt inch iflo M'liud, haul, clulh'tl ir HI.
1 otirih. 'Il. itti t lh.it n ih K(,t vvrll ni ttard the
Wtiiht Iron ban which art) thw cl idler , this Iron
L t 'iu'' wo liHid tltcy ''un Id not oven urind ary iirtiir.
- in li. 'I he hull tloii ctmraue wlncli the opt-riritr muni
fi- ttd :o trj all other v e mi'-iim air they had lai i d
Hl.d In ci i cmiiii'cll fooli d in the rent t- peritnent. u iiu U
whs in prat'tit allv il iuoii-tfU to the lnd' hni tlar pro-H'-mom
die n-ii iht or havid l. M'm' n-M ,eu in cht
mi ot uriihn solid c-hilh d iron I to 9 int'!i-N Ihh l.
Mth'y. Imt noiu Kh.suiiuiiu the 114 hi w a-. itH
nn ami v 01 vi leirtitH.inll arni"d and e-ti,iipe 1 with th
IiiO"t Hj pnnetl fHoll, (In: hnie, hhkI llll ie-t, 1111
Miicd.and alone, iu a fair Miimt-up n.lit, d n aied t l
I in 111 . lo dd I nn to ie.nj I101.1 tl't Held, aiid.t'n out
ti.ini t ri-r it' i-nii-rJ a M ali , - on inall huilel hole
ir Hiii outer Mill mi t'.
hi ii.iich lor Hand 1'.mih' Mcicin e. Alt who need a
Mti 14 i Itor'hu l'rooi 8a;e til! Um wtil, tu t ike it no.v ol
the kooxe lcl-.
A WhIMi Tu THi: hUKti!.lt
1 'Il to tiiiikn a lew i'tiinii to ( enfl' ineii ol' t!ip
I'loh iii-it, biuI nibitt efpetlHlh (o those hav iu;any lallli
111 h.iMtl K.tii-' phifosopjiv .
A-ir-n-Mtrker yi'ti iiiimi lf iiio thitt onounila ha't
to to liicl m ihK Isittv k, (iron uglily tiiilled iron, catill-it he
Hii.ccMu ly dr hit in aii way piaciu al i.r theU'iilir,
titul ilmi tour only ho,M 01 imici'Ca must he in nutlilM I'lf
lion nt ll'oruii:;hi tlnlled. 1 be t-il inir ulu.-cl
f-lmu n eel clioi ! ttia' t :e iron ! lli-iroiik;liiy einllc-1, A
1 Ml HI-1 IliMile tv inie t-1 ; I U. it T"ll orders ot rim.idel-
1-hut n urn ot L liie s.u iu-: ih livei' .l 10 the It ink m'
tin Noithiru l.ioeriies, ).r if - ItiA 7ani' t'llnt-". anil itnv
niiinl'tr oi oi)n-ri nilht ho Httih-d. V"M i.ihj ! aroiit-d
th,-l I. ill e s i'i are iioihM drill i-r-e.l . 11 I'll t'ltrh Hill 'it.'
I I n,i rtii.i'i hics ii nut) ho i-0-.ir Je tli.,1 a A.Hv UH l.
Ii.iii.il iut nn ti.tid Ur- il -li-Mil.l Itr.
A c h hi K. an' sl.i'foteitl, Unit lie e.m tlf.l! In) ol
I,l)llc'.t HH tv it tiiU-t he i) with aoiuC tril'l ot .l-T-ftiict'.
Il' Im Mile ln' el', till I h IU' H"l d t'Mii ik- t!i
m.iTi nieiit. lie imdi mt are 0 imiih' hvi'i A Wjta.in
ule t ih , 8inl -it i.it'-n. Ifuit i Is i y d.-sjii' t v lo
aHii.-t uoi nl niiou in ail"i:i 1 , I e -li.m ; and i.tr it
l.e 1 ,111 lim il1' aid to di-crei it Lillf 1 n e m t ir. lu-
lo'eif-at in pr- d tor 11 In- r.m io-iv:n' itiivhn-1 di.t
I i lie Tih' I- i"t hlli-t.tr l"""'f, hr Uliiv il-til.'"' Hie p .,,'
to ut e Inn tiv A lilt I ri o. ' V vni t liie ,ie i
kiitlti'Mit.'
N-'iv itir-'n-orker- yon must f'i'lv und r'nud f!icdi-
teieil'-e turlV'ei 11 jn l. t .t If t 1 j lo in of cl.ttVl ir-H,
ftinl I loi h t ' ni' ii 01 h iL't-i a' n, ai.il Ji tiut i,h tiio ptl'v
nn l.t I e iciter in cae of fc'ic. (-.s n loi iner. tin; iu-
rrenoed rlsl., and th pr-.bnuif lai'ure, in'viit nu.re ih tii
c'iuii'ibnlani. It i u ctnu.un and trmh);il hat ihk, t cit
a "r.iuil'le m pnce in beitur tr.n'i a lion hi din.' ; " a tiu4ll
but -nre prize may tte lmi'-ii hitter than a very aluw and
nn. erirtiu nil', though lai t.'er.
A wold tu hand 1.. mis, vi th Arm or Kvani & .u-
The above test having ber-n lrt.id. evidently by your
most advanced uttulent-, under the limit i.ivnrubh; cir
I'lihiHtuiieea PT tin in, and made proieitiouaily, and to
tliofnuKhly, and the result ro ititisiaetory, that ive derm
tlni ttHt iiltfi fcUTth'li'iit for the presinit; therefore ndl
Hi -t troul'lt? yon to te-tt the Sate on .M-.n-lny, tlie iMti lust.,
ua pruvloiifelv announced; hut utoaooii au any act of .votirit
orauv of ynur iiiinrwpreiiematlonn may ie-m to reUife. it,
w Khali expect you to be ready to make a further tent,
thai both the burliif and tlie people inuyk.nowthatl.il'
lie m Olulld Iron Sale u tttoroutihly tlrill-piooi, and there
iie burLlai -Pio!. . .
LEWIS MI.LIK A 80V,
M. i SAUI.KK, Avunt,
il Mouth uiini. street.
r G. WiltnM a C'h
Mssifttcturan f New and Drllcloai Confections, Aluxittd
fast, CliMoUta, CaranaeU, Cresmi La Morla il.
Tvla, axiialsltalj flavored.
Jtoaatod Jordan Ainvmda, Ae., Ae.
o. Uc ctosaut ilreet, ktUow Fourth.
mk 4k C.' P 1st mo..
ertCK CO. 8
M ASOll
mnuri
ftrril
CABINET
riAios.
ITECC CO
OUOAH. I riAHAS,
j. m. oom,i,
vaaih am Obsati (Imt.
I.
li, T A Li it A V IS rC.
aucxM-o to w. it. oaaarL,
MASONIC 1IA1.I.,
R.j. 713 OnESNXTT Street,
WINDOW H II A D K M,
J 1 1 1 tfT AINH,
Msi.r;it) t.p.iiiNo-4.
(i
irnVI-U'S MiW CUK.SNUT STKKF.T
TilK VI HI..
M"MiA. K I .N I N' t . .'I'll
it tlm in sin vat .:. I'f: ilnl ol ihfH' inJr )-
iii'-, imi.i:fit . Niei'iM'iiiir dr-inm,
AI.AIU'IN, (l 1 UK Hn.M'KKKn, l.AMI.
0, utter thief tnntitln' active pr?.iirti In ft
-I It oi
t'M'ltfrKliKSTH MAOMI'ICESCK.
I'.Of lrt w II h Mfiiitiifirf-iit Hi.'efierj,
llcantiliil limn ( -,
Wontlfrlul 'rrfHifli'ortt'AtiMiti,
Uniiiii Mtr lii i, A'f.
ItosriAftl f4f rt m for sii (lirfi dan la ft-Ivtiiue.
N1
W It O V T 1-3
TO WILKESBARRE,
VI
NOSTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVKB!
tlY 7 M. F.XI'R'.S TltAIV, VltJM THK NKW
DKtOT, 11UBD hTliKCT, AH0VB Til IMI'sOS,
AIIKIVIM1 IN WII.KKSIIAItRK 215 P. M.
BKTUBN1SO,
I,oave WII.KK8HAHKE at 1 P.M., msklnit close en
oecllon at Jtethlehera with North PennsyA sola i:irpss
train, mill arrliein I'hilaileliilila at H-'iO P. M.
I-' Alil'I Si-!! r.
riAOOAtlR CUI.CKLD TllltOIHill.
c:rA.itit,
a n r. s T.
ill". I-Jt
II
12 IV 11 V H I I O N H,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
WAGON AND OOAOH W0SK8,
Ofllo,Ko. 531 N KW MARKKT Street,
AnJ i'attory, comer of
BCO.ND AND CtlatUEltLANl) RTRI'.KTS,
eilll.Alil:la-lfl4.
All anil arerylilBil of
WAIKIWS, CAKTS, URATS, WriKF.MlAltllO WS,
aral UMHKJt W1IKKLS, a.U,te,l to Army. Itoad, Sutler,
rr riantatluB ptirimsos. All work warranted.
Orders prompUr atttm.lasl to. Ia4-tf
Q.
W. SIMONB & BROTHER,
8AJ.-SOM STKKET BAIX, PHILADKLt'HIA.
MANUPAC-rUllEUH OF
rewKLHv,
FINE BWORDH
m Iia4-tf
H1I.1TARV OOI8 1ST KVEBT VARIETT.
A. M J
Z W II A H II
UH'ts
t VlltitKMAM AND ItH Tat II
CLOCK KSTAHLISIIMKNT,
B. E. corner 8KCOND and CHK8NL'T Streets, riUIad a.
Aiu scr r iaa iatknt
EQUALIZING THIRTY-DAY ChOCKfl,
A vtj desirable artlcl for Cburchci, llotuls. Ranlii,
Cotmtlnit-ltoiibe, rarlm. Ac.
AJhu, MAM I Al Tl KK.lt OK FINE OOLD PKV8.
I'LtM KH Iir.PAlKKH AM) WAKKANIKh.
ja!2-ly (.lock Trlinmlnm ot wvery docrlption.
AITM. A.
OKAY. N. K. COliNKR OF SIXTH
and &I1NOU Hirecta, buyi lauionda, Watche., Goal,
Silver, and Loan Ticket.
XliOrtii IJri WANT OF MONEY,
CALL.
All buMneifl coiifldeutial. mylS-Sa
11
UN NO 11 1 M K I I I-
W refund the mnneji If desired, for every lut o(
Shirts
whlcli fall in any rcspest.
FINK SHIRTS.
CUT LKM1TII WISE l" HURI.IN.
Made nf New York Hills Muslin, and verr An Linen
Bononis. t'lil M'7.V I'mal prlee Srt'OII.
Wlllismsvlll Mills Muslin, and Una Linen Kusoias,
Only $ I-50. I'siial prlee "i-.'iO.
GF.XTLKMKN'S FUIINISHINO GOODS.
WMITII Jk JACOHH,
tuyl-na Xo. HiQ C11KSNUT 8tmt.
1044 I'HKHNI T HTKKK.T.
Thd attrnlinn nf LMHK.K VISITINU THK
I'll V. or thii-esbeiit l.kAV'INU It f.,r"Water
in 1'lacus, or "lite t'ounlry,' Is respeelnillr
Invleil to tlie eMruslve stm-k of WllirK
ll.lnliK sullalile lor FIMMKII WRMt.li.r
7 WHITE UUllll-.S, IIWU.M.NU WKAlTKItS,
H An .xlentil.e assortment Is olT.rM In Laea
a-. t ami Wnrketl Kiluinss and InsertiiiKS, Vails,
K i llsnilkes-ehlels, Collars, Hleeves, anil In plain
! hii.1 IKiiev riaiil, Ktriieit, and t oured Wlillo
lleiiila AT PIlll'I.H Mlll'll HKLOtV 1IH.IH
! I'l.Klsl'.NT nKI'.ilL Al.l'K.
1U1 1'rinted Linen I'auilirlc Dresses.
!' IK) plecea I'unvct. I'm. ted, ai:J ilrlpel Uus-
2' u,.
i ! i:. r. ivi:j:ir.i:M.
6'M 1'IIKItJtinf 8TKKKT.
ti'28
HOOF MCUtTS. ?HQ
Manelaciorj, No. Ci-t A U'H ftree. U-wO
AUOs a nixin nireei,
I'tiiladelphta.
VttolMatle and HpIhII.
Th mn C' lnpleta a'oninrnt of LidiP, Xflifcet', and
I'tiili'it.?. Ih-,-Hfcir'n in tht iiiy, in.r re'pevt flrt-
t.iMi, which tor .le, niuati.uuiabiUiy, aud Lhvapuol,
h:iw no e-iual tn the utnret
ii fa made uoidr, ai:rtd. and rnaired.
ieli VVM. T. IIOI'K I KB,
II
ii W 'X'
J XJ M "X HOY
E0A.CHES,
BATS, MICE,
Jtetl Xtuffs. Antas, &., &
1B
BUET'8 VEEMIN EXTEEMINATOR.
IT 18 1HKALI.IBI.E! IT IS 1NKALLIBI.EI
Is put np hi I. ante Boxes flnc'iftOwt..
I .11 ri ailv fur u.e. vt ilhunt uitsirK w ith othir artlolea.
liotl not hp.il or Oet lry and Wnrtht.-sa tiy Kueiilug,
lise some iinw r.'i.n,ivu..
VmltMIM A KK KXTKAVAOASTLV KOND 0 IT.
KA1B AtiU MH'K MB 01 T OF TUKIK ilOI.KS.
Is Not Uatikarons to lis.
f'.lvf s Nali.fsi lion to all wlio us It.
fold by all Druuists anil I'sslws Uiruu.liout tn. VurUd
flutes.
Cintns. Be snr. and a,k for Flirt's Eilarmrnatsr, ta
larte buses, svlib the red lati.l.und signed 0 ttta 1'ropri.
tor, Hurt, Jr. tase noowi.r. .
IVi.t kn laiiH.IENTIl Street, ahova Walnnt.
fclaniil.vliirj, o. 1 JI VI NAL l-lr.'.l. abosa Walnut
between I aulb and Kiev ant, rnuaosiaua, is.
BSJ 8- KiWS.lt.
n II. W1IIG1IT & c o..
No. 143 8. THIRD STREET,
OrrOBITB TMK tXCHAXCE.
Psalers In Ooreniinsut aud Btau Be. .tiliss. Qnart.r-
vastcrt' L'hccks and Voueherf, and Uartidoatu of Indent'
adiiesa.
Orders for th. pnrchat. and sale of Blocks and Ian,
rompllj MM.ted. I..'-wfin tf
joiiN cnuur.
OAKl'ENTE AKD BUILDKB,
No. IU I.OIKIB BTBKKT.
A lartl. fon. of kulldlDg OlSdlSJlioa of all branch!
liwa ua Bsao. swiwnia
AUCTION SALES.
CMIAHU'S C. MACKKY, At'CI IONKKII,
Ho. -, MAi'K I T HI. hntween Third ami turH.
to. k or hn
On rnl nirtr'iini',
i . oi il-'ii-f n-(in, Tin W4fi,To',
l p M tull '111 It IP n butW-.
Af f..-H, i
ata-hin"n, Ac, !
Ar C T I ' N
UoTe.
8 ALE OF COMKMN KV
( ai Hr Hirct ,
OvfTi'P tllli t il aiVirw f., i
WANHlfO.ro!. h. I , .t(ll- i li
iih r tifii..n( Ut hltift l li11l.t
.11iM't tifi.Wf ; -.
Till K-l V. Jtilr H.tKCt.
"'It Kl . .''-I t .'I. M" i.
th1 t-rrif aid pn
I KIHM'N, i n
ALUMINA.!'
Ml IIMMi , r li ''t 1 H-
;t,
! Ml
A It. le.
TWO Ul'Nl'
( V MAW
Ilt.'l:L at f tr
phi. .
1 he c Ilur
r avHir) mr t
h r tad anl
had
v hwn
1 iiire J i unfit tor th
) ,. tT-II '
ui i-iiipo " uwny ,i
1 tu t;ilnj iimj- h
Hot"'' lnl-1 M '' f
l-inii-'tiii , ui t o t-1 ft-adM'"'!: r-n v.
JA.tJI.i A. F.KIV,
M-ytirufht'titftnol ne! I i-it-f (. ut-ftn inter
jji.fi'K (. dair Hm 'A3.
WANT3.
rAJNT i:i IMMIiniATI'M.V,
Tlireo or Four Cirpenter?,
At rv. s.Vi CAUTr.lt Hlrcot.
j: la r.t TlfOS. M. ri,()V.M N.
'1 O l'HOl ( -(.It Afll I'.KS. W A N T V. 1), A
I fir.t ri i p'ltit.n tin lemliis I'ulei, a' Nn. II '
.N . I Ii .II I II HM . t JJ 11 ll
ANT 1. 1 , A V K N (1 I X K I' It.
Applrt N .-is CHKMM I rttr"t. if
T K
A M S T i; It WAN T K I) .
tiii' 1 Or, mi MitM irn n' i Om M,
WAlllsnroH hrri'ilT.
Wn-sins'i nm, h t'.,.hilr . ImiH.
W.inlM.nt nur. THKKK II TN iRKf TKM9IKU,
each fapahlof dilvltiM witti littMlo and niHnn.ing
nix in 11 It taint.
Toitucliwlio ar comptont tft parform tbe duty, th
p nr month wlH b thiitf tl 'liar. wltti ow ration n?r
day. nd hopitnt prtvCeiffit, lucludlnif ttia boat medical
aitflidance win n lek.
Apply to Captitn CI! AS. II TOMPMK. A. QX.,V.
B. A., rw-rnor ot VV t V -MH3I mid UHtnou, Waih-
",tton'I c" n. n. Ri'f'KKR,
Ilrla Ut r Ocucral and Chtel uartnnaer,
lylhl-tt Ilf pot Ol WahUlKtoO.
li1
I.ACKSM1THS AMI WHKKLW KKJHlit
Vi snltd.
t inn 'ii'aiii him sstkh uriia,
WAsiitvorus Oki'i.i.
Wasiiis-. n, 11. 1: . .1 111 v I. ll.
Wanted at ftree, to wurli In tl.iveniment It.'pAir Hhopa.
OiiATteinia.tpr'i Depsiliiieut, liepol of Wsslilustna, llul
lliinilr. .1 (i ) 11 d UI.Ai K.-MI I IU and One Hundred
(lln) KOml WIIKKI.WKIllll lis.
1 ha nay per month 111 xlsly Dollars ($V1). wltli on
O) ration per one. ami bo.pltal privlleiei wlien si- k.
Api.lv ta Captain I'll tKl.t.H li. TOMPKIIS, A.IJ.M
irnlti-d'stntes Army, coraer Twenty-scuind and O strerta.
W.,l.ltV,.ton.IC. .U.0KF.R.
Ilrljiadltr-Ooneinl nnd Cltlef (onrtt-rmattfr,
iyt-14t Jepartiuuut of Wailit(iKl a.
FOR SALE AND TO LET,
f FOR SALK $M),i)Q0 WORTH IX GOOD
SlJL Ilniiaai. In rye and mtH(on rernui tn ault pMfohaia,
eitner wltli or witlMtnt liiuiiintirann, fr cath and good
trade. Imiufrr ot , frni l'i to 1? n'nhx-k, A M.
T11US.M. I'LtfWMAN Mo. Ifu? I?. J OUKTH 8 treat.
COUNTRY SKAT FOR SAM?. A ffk
apVndtd countrjr Uotidmitn, with ali modern mi
ci-nvenlrnct fltid iwnacnof uroui-d, half a nitle from
K annru H4iiorf, and ad)oliiMiir rlrktant mansion of ltaanS
Tftjlnr. It will h U1 at wreat n rt orifice Uj owliwm,
llallrnad and ti ifWiMh vrttldn flftn m Inn tea' rh.e. AppJy
to 11. H. PAINTKU. or W H, WAUhKM., B1 , Wot
1 betr,la.,or JA(XU HUBlf , lUruorton, Taima. jai
N
ATLANTIC CIT Y.
JOHN NMIUK,
rRornitroit.
Thin favorite lioune, which li moat dlhtrtiily altuatftd,
near the beacJi, nai hten nwly re pa pored, ropalnttnl, and
thoroughly reKM.rrHti d. and b now npon for the rect-ptloo
of nn stfi. ollerti-f tin comfoHa of a homo, combined with
all the luxurtei of tho season.
Tormfl ntodermo, ))8-lm
10NGRKSS IIAMi, ATLANTIC CITY.
public, that 1 ha e tiKiiln tAken ConKre- Hall, this bHnx
tlie third year, and hav e mada every prcpnratioti for tb
coming neuBon, tbe houe birw eniarMed, remodelled, new
nirnliure. the chamiwrn with apritiK iu, ao.dic .ana
will a commode i e four hundred KU'ti. ou will tlnd no
btstter plae thn T JZtm Hull. It Ih the neatest to the
mean til anv ot the laiv aAf of Atlantic Ciiv. bLlnf but
one hundred janit rn the tMaVinthuii prenentinK itenlf
an aoviuiiat-e to ; ii j. inaie can ihh up bii doiiw
hathine tluin at Atlantic thte enauaer. Thr sand bar that
hqh aueli a Kreet d aw baek a.st t nnn hat all been awunt
awaybytliu hi. li thlen of lnt winter, lormliirf ItaeU the
Dewl batulliK aur on urn Aliauiic sea-ooarn.
Therr U an e Hont It.iixtoi MnsiC eiuagea.
Attached U a splendid U.J Hard Kooiu.
jia-u . w. hisklb.
N li K '1' 11 (I U H 1-3 ,
ATLANTIC CITY,
KKW JKB'sKl".
G1X. 1). CJIJiMlV, Proprietor,
(Long and favorably knuwn al proprietor of OY9TBK
J1AI, E.IAI11 unu i;nr.s..ui oirooss..
Partita aAToriiiiinitati'd wltli Boats, Flshlnit Lines, Ac, Ao.
Cars run to tl.e nniise etory twenty uuiiutos. jc'.t-a
UN I T ID 8TATK8 HOTEL,
ATI 1VPH! I'lTV. SKW .IV.ItSKV.
ThtM celebrated Hotel la now own lor i ho n-oeptioaor
uentM.and ih U' d r the nuperv Uiuu of (donl damaaw
nwfrx. i nil nr htuvnin 1 1 fit i wen h.h Am ,-siant.
Praelical and i xiieil-..ccd norhoni liftvtt been employwl
for t'Hch dHpHiimeiit , and eui v oxurtloti will he matte to
conduct the Hainti totl.e etliiro fiituractlnn Of the plhllc.
Alter duly 1, "iir trtiiiii w III leaievinu rwoi lorry,
dally; the last i.tne tlirouh in tvtui.oura, wan out stop
pltiK nt the way 'aMmu.
A prtM-npri -r win he run f rum the Htl to tlie Inlet
every tiventv ii inute. (
llHHslt-r'H fia- under the dtreetlon of Mr, Simon llaai- '
1 r, liati been ei -mc. d tor tlie Beutum
riTAOlia Wlitiwiii taeng i je roonn wm nun'n
ItliUWN Jr. Wul.Ll'I'KR,
rrprletoa,
Atlantic flty, NewTey .
H B. The lnH Har wtih li last rr formed opp-Mlta t
Ctievhore liati ei iiiely dtianireiirM, leaving th b-'ach on
ot tne Deal anu i-iieni on ine coati. im
lv
XCHANCK HOTKU ATLANTIC CITY.
I The Mubwiitlier. umieinl lar pail lavura, teivlera
thanks to hi- patrvna aud the pnliil.' tor the vfeuerou cna
trni when hlin, und Ik (f lea a to aay tliat lie la now open
I6r the Benson, end rrdy tu e eive r-rder, purmaiient
and troniient, i.n the moi modem terma. 1 ne "ftf win
aJwujtfbefeiippi -d V.HI1 the ei:.-ent wiiip, lliiirs, and
ciitMra.und Blip uoroid ale. Tlio UhlvawlU ba l wlUi
the be hi the nmi-tl anoid-..
Midline iluea -'"1 'arkla always on tiara.
Htanle ruomO" the premt-e..
All tlw comtVit-of a home c:ih nlwav le fioind at tn
ExdiMiifce. UKOIttiK UAVtrAY,
jeti i i ropiM-ivr.
c
O li V ill II 1 A II VJ H 13,
A''1. LAN'l IO CITY,
SITUATE UN KENTUCKY AVENUE,
OI'I IIM1T. Tilt: HI'KK lUR'St
El)WAl(l) UllYLU, l'roi.rito.
Terms to suit i In- t iimis. )''-tf
'I
HE AMIAMI)H, ATI. AN I'll.' C ITY, N..I.,
DrpSf-iK-d V mi
on !if l-lind T-tiii iu nl f,4i.
ltFi;iMij A VOI'Mi, I'rofiru U'ra.
)tJ0-lni'
8
EA-BAT 11 INTJ-S K A-li AT1IINO.
V .'l itis Al. II At T..
rAI'F !-! M. t'AI'l. M AV, M J.
Clilldren tilide ''!'( ,:.ul'ai eun.1 .rianls h.Jfprla1
rxii.enorai-.-..ii:i ..'..! 'l .u'i li' r-snu
1UI loi III NIUi'l li l'KHSB.
itit-im AAllliN OAKUI1.ISON. I'ronrlitur.
No. Oai Uiit-MiNUi a,
1 HILADELl'lllA.
Tills Houe Is tepton the Kuropeon Plant tlie Rooms
e convenient anil well ventilated. Tlie Bestauranl oiiirs
all luxiirlt-s ol tlie season. .,. ,
Jj!llui JUS. HILITAi nr.!., in''i,iur.
LEBDY'S
HOTEL,
BOl'THWBnT C0KHB OF
MDTII BndBANHOMHUeot,
0PP0B1TE CONTINENTAL
Th. resort of Gsntlenwo of Kenned Tast., woe appr.
elate a Pare Beverage. leJO-laa
giARTETS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS AND
y Window BhaiUs, from Kew Tork Auction salee,
i slightly wet.) Musnltlcent Brussels, ' wide, $1 31,
l.m.,tl'.'0 and i;''i Imitation tlrussels, (paluted.)
. wide, ,i. Ml .nd 60oentst6 4, 9 4 and 13-4 at propor
tionate prices j Imperial Carpets, tl 31 to l'7 per yardt
lusraln, from Ml wull to l'Usi Venetian, Ksg.aud
llsmp, from nil to J cents per yard; MatllnKS, the
lamest assorlasent ever ottered in Flilladulphia. from
tolSeenlsa JAtd. at th. New York Action Ba'
pot, (loruieily HfitliUiw's,) Mo. HI B. SKCOMO BUeel,
nrstdiKauvv. Walnut, opiSMlie CofB tiOiaoi.
PROPOSALS.
U O TOSAL8 V O li K A Tl 0 N .
(;i ri 0 lte
C ft. If M'in ti-,
WHinrv..t'N,,iil 1'.,H4. .
r
H'
I I P- )'. wilt hi iv.dl tliJ "tT- otiid f
l I'. M i f U r II'. - (t Aii-re nft fir turn t.tsatt
M.' t " I in.eii litt-t Mn.ire", a' lie I .:! ,
ti, inn i tl i .ii .t hi ct-oib-r, l-ii, vi ,
i -v .. .. i rk
C
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f trt'i.'
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V ,t
I Ipi ia, l'cnti i- m itt
1'iui' n, hiiric( i.'otonihi
f I "r I
ilM iii l r -iiiiv ot ilncf -l -iirtt ol ji p' iil.l tM
rV dl '
1 nt f alMil If Urtl
iv. ,,1 rt I .il l-e i.t s
l-i I r 4I1T111
ci h.-rd tf n
;-nf 1 - i 1 hi i-ht
il. i.l , hi 1 1 i( . i oi I i
riirif a A i"u i"ini't
tp h'ini r 1' ti 1 i'i-
if en- n meal . ami
il ii irt -1 i li tu. ,
r. I - li i i'i.ien,
t n p"M tl- of r1' e;
nn. hn... n,,l t,f ,
e I., niii' l.'i.l - iiiul i.f i n ni-... ol it's r
. d p
ilsiui'. . aii.l hm. liMi.l'i 'l i tin . I in ' e .. I
i in ,i 1 1 ii vp' :i.r. ih ili ii. tlteri'iM. one anil a is.f
.i-u..il. ut t. a : mii-i-ii jini . inl . . I .ii iir; ti.ni iiisrt. o.
'h.r sr , i-iH' ji'.'Hnt i ' s .T M. i ii "e , or imi ami a f iiir b
li (.1 ii. l . n. iii tie t ii ill". . it m aii't list' p 'int.
' ' li.li' iv. t nr Jut tn. nl rt'. an. I ti.ii ii srt. ol .
I I e til i M. I i' ili-hv. ri-'t i-rnn t
m ill r ot im t'om -
.1't.i.ii.i t ,ir:n-r in i si h ti'iii : nn' tn'.n i i i'i it n
IhiH. i r li.v Hu. s ti ne rstl n. ol uoi-il i'i ult.' . '.'"1. ai. nn
lit'l'iiiti'H it ili. i,.rr ii it l.n.il .,ii i r i'i ks, .i ii s'i
1 e, lull,.. ,, , , , , . , ,,v , V.i, I p in. lil"S. p.Tk ;
II. e ri'. 'i r . i'i i, fc : .ir . .. r.:i.i i l ; tin' siijar.
r I NrW ( irl. isi.n, ,,r it, .ii v.) it; .,.tH ' n,,,,,,...
isr raMle... v -alt.e . , t'. lie ol K.K.d qi alltr.
A I .ill. .'. 1 to In., .-I'll,,,,,
Ml ti.u n.n.i I,. n,', -,p.nt,.1t i,. th.i f .ii.winr ,usr
ai.n'i'
i ohm or tit AiiAN ri r..
Tl e nn li r.lfind. - , .,r , i n,. rttntr. of . si 4
of . in the tttati. of , tu-n.hv .'iisranti. tti.t
inie ,t,o tii.ra'.l'-e t.. ol ,,r ruti.iit. s. all.e ile-
srnli, li. In' ni i'pi.e.1, Ic or ll.ov v. ill. w it), in Iit iisi al...r
11 1' ri-ri Ipl .-I I I'i ri.ntniel t t eiiu.t i 111 i- it.-io- l. esi-ruie
Ilie r.ii.triirt for tNi' sutii", Willi i o it s-.it .iit'iolenl ae'iiri.
('; i it in ' s-e tl.-.sut .-lis!) fsll to tnitT in' i
t . rtrsi I us st"ns:il. - iftisrsnti-.
make uo.
1 llii-
iirinii' l"'l. I I'll tie otli r If II'
. 1 I. n ln.tr I." a. i epti'il.
Mtni'.-.:
I.
.ii I
atnl His'
ft, flu Irsnto.
C II. ini.i'snl.K.
I .r.l. crti' (list lie nl. . e nanril ar.
hi.r.v n to me a. oi'-ii of pn pert), iiml ab.e to mska .ooi
II. i Ir iii'SiMiili e
1 1. tie si'-'li. ,1 I, tie , 'IIIII-.1 BLUnp i.l. inc. aU'Mfe, UD i.a
Mall-. I't-trirt Att'.rt.ey. or ( ..liei tor.
No pri-i c.-sl will lie ton.i.liT.'a unless nerotn-anie i ry
11 e nl'i'i e I'lianiiilfe.
Ni'Wtpsrer sntUorl7'.'l to pnoii.n ine nuu. win s I n
II I- piipiT tiiiitsliiins the llr-t Insertion lo this nlllrc fof i-a-
amlniitlon.
tS'lMinils fft tie etiili r.ert "rropimis ,or ustinns ior
iHoi," mid a.l'lie-,.1 il to the iiiutersliinrii.
w . ,i. rsuA, n.,
Jl!i-tiiltu lit Msjor ami llu:irtirm.itar.
J Ii A O 81
HUNTING LAOS,
or sitkriob qoalitt,
H I L K h' L A O H,
OP BIrEItlOR QOALITT.
M II H Ii I N V L A a 8,
01' HUPEKIOII Q0ALI1T.
fclttlflf,
Ilalllnrl.
I'ulloya. flfco.
Vholesal. and Retail, at
W. H. E0RSTMAN5 & 80N3,
yll-tf riFTU And G'HKRXY fttrooU.
T II. I-" t H T 13 11,
AWNINO MAKEIt, t
No. 411 N. THIHD HtroeC.
ABOVE JCII.LOW.
TAlit.IBHEl lUit.
AWS'INOB,
W AiiOS COrK.RB,
ILAOB,
8AI1.,
TKCfTB,
FASCT VKKASDAH I0B WINDOWS.
Al- kla.ts of work d.me promptly, and atumlsd to rt
onally, oy
JOHKPH H. FOSTKB,
So. 413 X. T1IIKD STBEET,
ap'.D-Sa AnoT. WlBo.
p E ES ID ENT IAL GAMPAION.
K I.AOH,
BANNERS AND TRANSPARENCIES.
wm. it1, mci ii :iiL.i:,
No. 49 S. TIIIItD STREET,
Alwv. CUasnut, riillisdolpala.
HASUKACTIJllEB OF
rLAClS,
11ANNIRS,
TRANSPAnENCIES,
AND LANTERNS.
Political Campaign Cluba flitod ont with Luntorna.
Badyea, llannora, and Flai;s, at reasonanla ns'.. jafi-:tai
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
KVANH Sc. II A H H A Li Li. .
MIL1TAIIY r'UHNISUISIta,
No. 418 ARCH BTRKKT,
PHII.ADKI.rUIA.
Banners, Segmental nnd Company rlajs, Bworda,
Bashes, Hells, PassanU, Kpaulets, Hats, Caps, Cantoona,
Ilavtrsacks, Camp Kits, Hold ulasaos, Spurs, and STery
thlng pertaining to tk comploU omllt of Army and Nary
Ofllisra.
A Htiaral discount allowed ta th. trad. enrlO-Hm
pURLOUQnS-FUlLOUQHB.
OiNctrs and soldiers tlsltlng tlie city on furloughs, noodln,
fe W O II D H ,
AND UTUt:a
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
ARE INVITHD TO THK AXTKKSlVa
MANOr'ACTUIUN'O EHTABl.ISUMEKT
osr
GKOHOKW. HIMONm ItllO.
6ANS0M STREET HALL,
HANSOat Street, aoor. Blark.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made so order attlieaboriest police, wbleh for richness and
tnaimlticeno. oha'lenge ooiuitltlon, no other house In th.
country tx.inblnlng tii. MAS'JFACTCIIISf JEri5I.KIl
Willi THK PBAf'TICAL 8WOBO UAKBK. Ie4
TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND 0WNKR8.
i he untli r-lL-ned havlnti laaaed the KKNH1N-
TuNM'ltKVV 1M1CK, bH iu Iniorm lit friends and tha
tiniruiia of the lok that Ue fa pntpirrd wtui luereaavtl
i., ii.iUsh m ycfwmnmH's'c inot tiHviUaC vaniAls tu be raited
or M-pMired. aud ulinf a praetleal ship carputer an4
eaulker. will ule ueruonal atteutlou to aUvttieleutntUd
to him fc repair.
rpania or At'iit, Htilp t'arpantera and Maetilnlstt
lia uiK r-'oo s i repair, ai e oolu ited to call.
Utiln the auuuey ior the mle ot " VVettomtedis' Pjrtent
M via die 'oniiHj.a-on," or t 'oppsr I'tdnt, tor the preiarva
tunof ne bottom., lor this citj, I am prupaiad U)
,,irni.hUi...n,.on..eo..Ul.y rrn..ti .
KenslDk-ton Mt (W lM:a
oifilt-U I are aA' tine. alMjva Lturel dtroaL
i'.,KN Ol' llEAl TY. WHITE VIRGIN
IV, . ot Antl l.'s I, tlie inoit pertei'i preparattirn ot
lie apt., tor ueaiiiuvlii', v. nili'iinm. ami ire.ervmg tne
ti niit'Sloii. It in made tVom pure Wliite W as, tienco It,
oxiruoiiliiisry ij'islliti-s lur preseitliot tl.e skin, waking it
soft, aintotli, lair, und tronnpiireiit. It cures chapped
luinl- or hps, removes pimple, vc. Price ai and ooceuls,
atunufaiii ri d milv i lil'N V A CO , I'eriutuers,
No. 41 b. iJljll 1 11 Hi., 'I d mi's aouve t'ttemui, and
ijlC hit .Vu.lU B. HI.VKNTIl MUeeU
ri'HE KUKSCRIKERS HAVE ASSOCIATED 1
A themselves together under the firm of BOLTON,
lllKDMAS A CO.. and will coiitlnii. the Car lloildln(.
liimini h In all its branches, at the old eslabllshiueut.
coiner, JVltiiT I-' IK 6tT anl HAMILTON Hlrei'ta.
1 JOHKI'll It. BIII.TOK.
IIKIIIO.K K. llltftVjUi,
TAJO DECErTlON. NO INFERIOR COAL
i. purchased to oiler below the cost price of a superior
aril. le. hA.MI bL W. 1IRIW, IIUOAl) hlrnet, above Kane,
east aide, seds the ptnulne tACI K VK1N, hnt and
purest mined. tgjid Stove tlies.tlls Large Hut, 110
'V 'onsamrn ehonld make Uielr purchkaeaat once.pr
vlous to another advance. W14-
-1,'ILI.AGE GUEEN
SEMINARY. MIL1-
HslIii. rientuber 1. Teriae
f tary Hoarding School-
very moderate Thorough course In Alatnemaiics, mu
guetie. Kngllah Btudlos, Ac. PupUs bave buiertls ol
"one. rraciieal Ivtaona In hnrveyliw and Civil atiiKlneot
CTURGES FROST, No. 9 MKLHANio
S Bueet,V.wrrk .N.J..-.n "iT
Aildioss as above, with two
eurcular and terms.
Ag.nu clear I0rdaj.
jelO-thstuloi
DELIGIITFVL EXCURSIONS
OX TU.
ICUDIUIU.
1TEB
Th. Bteamhoal ORKF.RAL HOOK Kit, Captain MAB
l.K, leave. Faau...t .very uonl tot hu Iklll lLJiU.
K l.l. leev
Laurel UlU, UeiuVUA Cll
Ut.
sells ut Wl.sa-
klckosl.
Ill